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IUtfaia, X. V, Acg. 10. The siiul
nay of the railroad strike dawned upot
Hit ..-i.S
Buffalo, !.. V.. Aug. -31-The La
wsana, the iiuiTiio, Uocht-ster A Pitt-
i r--
tompflUJ to Ii:,-Ut
Bufpalo, X. Y., Aug-. 17. Thero wrs
several engines at work in tha y:;r J of
the Lehigh ) esterday but they did very
little work, except to make up a few
trains and Keep the yards clear. On
the Buffalo Creek road noilii&jr was
done. There was no chance to dj it,
ks no men could be had. Xj trouble
secured there.
During the afternoon YarJmustor
liuester of the Erie got everything hi
rjadinesa - push the freig t tiiat was
blocking tl.e east bound tra- k out of the
way, whets it was discovered that the
switchmen, who were loite inp every
where, had set the brakes. Mr. Huestcr
ordered the yard employers to open
them but they respected the angry
geslers of these surrounding thetiain
and refused.
"Then I'll do it mysolf," said Mr.
Huester, and mounting the cars he
loosened the brakes only to have them
set again by a dozen cliff-rent men who
climbed on the cars. Xot satisfied with
this, tbey requested the yurdmaster to
desist, or to be thrown of pnd he d&
culed to comply with their request. The
train therefore, remained set, coupling
pins missing and keys guw out of t.h
bulk heade.
It was expected that there would Im
tome interference with the Lehigh Vat
ley pasaeuger train, but it ran iuto the
depot without a stop. It carried seven
ty-two men picked up from along the
Heading system and they were taker
to the United States hotel, where rooiur
had been engaged for them. -No effort;
was made to put them to work, hu with
the uioekade at William street it wa
impossible to move any freight. iHirini
the day the men were seen by a commi'.
toe of etrikers and asked not to got.
work. They agreed to return to thai
'homes if the local union would pay the',
fares.
a situation that is isoat grave anc ' hurg an i ti.e trra Jew ot no
threatening. There are two new teat-i Prasylvinia roads are the onlyoncSio
Li res th is morning. At a.m. aTj Hivvoiueoi her?, anJ uo one kto
the Lakrf Shore switchmen at East ho lot tiiey remain in that coo
ar.d South Buffalo struck, and the I JitU. liy U.ecuiiojjoutof the sw .tch-
Lackawanna men ure restless, and fht
r.i-comfs Thi-ealPMiri;;,
BtTFF,uj, X. V. Aug., 17. The strikt
assumed a threatening, appearanc
agaiu and matters look very throatonint
at East Buffalo. The (strikers are con
centrating at Williams street and tlx
two regiments are being brouglv., to
gether at that point to move ug-ums!
them. A detachment has just bsou
sent for to go fo the Ti.lit farm and hnv
gone on a double quick. An engine fine
two cars are waiting in the Erie slatioi:
at Michigan street to take a car load ol
switchmen to the yards to go to work.
It is expected that there will be serious
trouble when they arrive in the yards.
Mait of these men aro Heading met
brought hero yeatcrday. The yards arr
under martial law.
restless,
sheriff has naked the governor to cal
out the entire national guard , for th
protection of railroad property. Artel
declining, on the ground that it woulu
involve a i.eeJless t-xpenge to the coun
ty, tho railroad' request was acceded te
at midnight, and a dispatch signed b)
Sheriff iieck iud Mayer Bishop wuf
sent to the chief executive of the staie
Troops are being a-o'uilizsd, and Eoot
tiuffalo wilt be hitie more thanibugij
bsrratdV. Auvms railroad u.on tl,t'
feeiirg is "njw or never'' as rcgaidej or
uaui.-.ed la'jor. It :s looked unon bv
them as a sight to tho death, in the light
"f their experience of two years age
with the Xe York Central, and alac
with the Chicago, Burlington k Quincy
The agreement uiih the snitchmeno!
the Buffalo, Itjcheater & Pittsburg was
signed last nigh!, and the men are agaic
at work.
The meeting of division Xo. 1ST of the
Brotherhood of Trainmen laoL night did
not conclude until after midnight. The
discussion iras loud and animated, and
the occasional outburst, nf hu.rj ot.
traded attention on the streets. Of
course the Session was strictly piivnte,
hut it was fre-iy rumored on tho out
side (hat the trainmen as well as tl.e
Bremen stand reidv In
s-huuld further measures ba deemed ne-ce.-sary.
laimors are also prevalent
that the engineers are m sympathy with
the strike and1 may join it. "This strike,''
said one of thsrailrcaj employes this
morning, '-will be the greatest thit
countiy has ever seen, and will extend
from California to the foulhern states
unless it is set tle i S)on."
Oia i'D Ih.i Xickle I'late tie entire
Vandt :b:h sciem 'n Buffalo is now tied
t), a;u; t : iri.iniier of strikers is in
. .i .. . ... .!.. j. -,.4 1 i.e imijier
M tr;t"ujc.j, hr'iii''n iii.ii engineers v.e
tie)! .u.e iat i.iht in ddfereot parts
Cecity. Tl.o i-iigineeio' meeting wa '"iwn
' ...:te.l iiete tiiat af'f r a iie-pe
I jvweea ti e troops
Jliver Snring,
t.-e i i . i-n A r.& U.
X vr Si race to this
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IT
Ccoi, llamiltosi, Morgan
liuties to aUOlliiX 1
ed at ou.e to Oner .
Mi'i preiri
c C Hivicts by the m.ot. i'
BiUe'.i
but
Ciiu'.tuiit' -if are
wlll suirt rot
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,t li.e rWc-a-r t
troupi
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Lhit-f A::h
in iiia it, !i
s."'i t of a gi
of the t'.s it'
tiou sail':
ififaiy tir
and cnt.d'.i j
.all tho.ii .
riant nu: Just what was do;-
e I' ar !! !, but a delegatioL eih
J'ui". i.:i M.lay to confer with
::ii;;r. "I hi.i t.:ep i siguith a'i'.
i i...'r!.i thai tey have .u.t
va; One of the lea-ert
.!.. . talking of the t-tua-Ail
I Ji ,li go out if r;e
uiKii, trainmen, engit.c-iJ
irs bul t litre is no ceeJ tc
m on. to the iiicasro musica;
1 ictr in I he J.abr nay paiade f-Vpt-rii.hei
". This action dl undoubted. J
rts'iit in a !; i.t which m "' ls .ermati
-:,r, as many f the orgaauatioir
i hated ttith the asfM-mlily, iliciud.iii,
t r j -::ii!i r irititi-rsaiid cigar n.akeis
gave iiot.ii- Ihat il (lie awuiidy run
t.Ullfd : u its op pus. tiou t tins inusi-
I lit y no.ild not take ;ut in
i i.t- iiniiica! hoi .etv-
Cr"l!9a'"l aura.,;
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lure of n. ''
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lor hai.d
This ia bf.i'g Liea -heiv.
uiaie as u,t neeseitv arises.
A I I. AO W 1 ' '
Cil iT' o .-., Tel. I.., A ug. b. - "''
.tie tl.g cf trure wei.t upfr.aa ".' '
..leuiiteriivased iirity ci.t.-..hiy. lt
...!r.- i.t the miners said they v.-i,e i U
..r:y off the u.-utued. He j
(.at ho cm.ld con e to the shxr-iad-' acc
-...t t,A I. urt. nrm-iditl the m 3
ml fire 'f t h guards fM f
When thh, fellow dme witti-
! u easv range lie wan cuvered by r.ff-e
i
tl.e
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tl.e pa
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filctn-.l llulili. ulin lri'er.
KNO.wit.t.!:, 'iVmi., Aug. 2). Captain
Keller A iidersjii, v, h i for nearly a year
has held the coink-ls at Coal Creek, if
n ''e h oids of lh.3 u.lners at last. Re-5-orts,
which are reiiabie, say that the
ti ittie at C.in p An.lerson wu cue
luenced a early us 10 o'clock in ti e
morning. Ir several hours thelirirj.
was not gent rid.
About 2 o'cloids the it iaete, to tl.i
nu:i:l :i-r of ,' V ) im,d (in organ i zetl as-
Jti tlio l.nmls or a .lol)
WlN-CiiCSTRB, Ky., Aug., 17 Logan
Murphy, the 17-year-old desperado, was
takeu from jail early yesterday morn
ing by a mob. At last occounts tht
party were heading for Mount Sterling
and it is safe to say that the youthful
murderer has been strung up uy thif
time. He begged piteously for his lift
while being dragged from bis coll
Murphy killed hia father in cold blood,
was arrested, tried and sentenced to be
banged, but was given a new trial.
While waiting for this he was coulinec
iu Lneiuountstenling jail, where hf
slashed a fellow prisoner with a knife
made from an iron hoop. Last week h(
quarreled with another prisoner namec
Archie Steele and stabbed him to death
with a knife.
Will Take AikUtkuii.
Knoxvillk, Te in., Aug. 1!). Passen
iers on a traiu just arrived from Coal
Creek tonight say Ihat Camp Anderson
at that place, the only point in the
slate where convicts are at work, will be
taken. The assault will take place
before midnight, so they say. Over
l.oOO miners are massed at Coal Creek.
all heavily armed. Thnv I 1 n .f f nf it rail
two companies of militia tent to Oliver
Springs last night. They lockod the
soldiers in n warehouse at Clinton, and
then, 1,000 strong, marched them across
the mountain to Coal Creek.
When the proposed assault on Camp
Anderson is made thfy will force the
saptive soldi, rs in uniform to march at
the head of the column, and have sent
A'ord to the officers in command of their
intention. It is believed that the
officers will refuse to fire on ;hem. The
miners held a meeting aud several war
like speeches were made. Those in
position to know say that Camp
Anderson will be defended to- the last
t:i i't on th
realised,
I'., pulat-d.
in a re;;u!
r.-i",.t( wv.
what ex'.-n
the ii: -alia!
'. ti '..'. vc
ni, a know. 4
the and h.
fort- and wero suecesefuilv
i tw-Kxl assault waa easi'.j
'he third attempt resulted
r pitched battle and (lit
g it in their work, but tf
ih net known, 'everalo1
a were wounded and eomt
probably kiiied, but r,(,
h'rv many. Between tli(
-ond Ht.aultB on the forf
'l.ree n.
pal!-.;:
Havoc by Cholera.
StP.teburo, Aug. 17. The tola,
number of new cases of cholera reported
in Russia yesterday was 7,000. The to
tal number of deaths from the epidemic
was 3,000. These figures . represent al
the returns received, but two-thirds o!
the towns attacked have do telegraphic
communication with the towns making
uauy reports to St. Petersburg.
Thg known figures, however, show
tnac toe disease is causing havoc in
many districts, particularly in districts
affected by the famine, where the peas
ants, physically impoverished by the
scarcity of food, when attacked by dis
eases have no strength to combat and
die with scarcely a struggle.
The cholera is abating at Xijui
Novgorod and Astrakhan and the In
transcaspian territory, but the number
ot deaths continues excessive id the
Caucaus, the Don provinces in Saratoff
Samara. Stmbirik und Orenburg.
moo anacKeci ma noating hospital
t Starobekd, in the government of
Khartoff, and completely demolished it,.
The doctors were assaulted and would
probably have been killed had it net
oeen for the intervention of troops who
were summoned to restore order. The
soldiers roon suppressed the rioting and
arrested the leaders.
Vanls a Divorce.
MiToma.r., S. I)., Aug. 19. -A divorce
aise which recalls a sensation
Springfield, 111., in March last, will
tried here in a few days. The plaintiff
in tne case is a young man named W
Warren Perry, who was snatched fro
rue aiinr jusl as the minister was about
to wed hi in to a Mh;s Evans of Son in
field and compelled by the strong arm
of the law to marry a confiding young
woman of eru, Id., whom he h alleged
to have seduced while he was a student
at Iowa City. lie married the girl, but
deserted her at once, and is now seeking
a divorce that he may return to the
Springlield girl r.nd complete the
rudeiy intorruptel ceremony of Inst
March. . . -
iers wore captured. They Pfn'
of t'lice to Ciintain Andersor
f.j." rc-lo'ise. lie was exriactini
mieli a me.-a;;e, and met tho uien on
cp nl grounds. was seized by se
vera! of theu aud rushed down the hi!;
aiiii tina'ly taken t-j one of the hotels it
tue vi i. age, where tie is guarded 1.3
Uoboi t IjiinNay, a deputy United Statei
marhtil, and a iiurnher of friends. The
are holding him as a hostage and w.
noi agree lo give mm up until tht
troops and convicts are withdrawn froa
the valley. In tho meantime Bur'
Lindpay, a desperate character ant
brother of the deputy ncushal, is trying
to organize a mob to lynch Anderson
J. ne hotel :s surrounded by some
well-armed men.
tIX
l ast Living,
Cl.EVELAFD, O., A US. 19. S. A
vusten, paymaster at Upson, ' Nut
county, has been arrested for embezzle
ment and falsifying pay rolls. He con
leases io taKing 0,000. The amount
vi!i probably be greater. Past living if
the cause of his downfall.
" Tniiesi.n Convicts .a the Jn.
NASAVn.r,E, Tenu., 17. The convicts
Srom the Inman mines arrived here last
iightand wore taken to the peniten
tiary where they will remain ponding a
Jedsion or tiie governor and
lflimnfB.
company
Hirrrtor llolilcn'K Olisfrvnf ion.
bAN jVkancihco, Aug. 19. Director
Hulden of the Lick observatory tele
graphed the followiBg:
"Up to the middle of August many of
the canals of Mars discovered in 1877 by
Profe.-eor Schiaparelli were mapped
hero this year, but not one of them was
seen to be double. On the night ol
August 17 Trofessors Shaeberle, Camp
bell and Hussey made three entirelj
indepandent drawing?, each of which
shows the canal marked Gangas on
Schinprelli in 1892, as it already haf
done by its observations of 189a
Found Dead.
Memphis, Tenn.,.. Aug. 19. Carrol
Ruthford quarrelled with his wife while
still in bed this morning, cutting het
throat and then bin own. Both wer
dead when found.
Mamma "Which of the childicn hid
my slippers?"
Nurse "Litlle Jonny hid 'em.
ma'ma."
Mamma 'Then Jonny la the one who
upset the jam down stuirs." Street
Smith's Good. Xetvi
Trouble at West Virginia Milieu.
Faikmokt, W. Va., Aug. 19. There
was a narrow escape from an outbreak
at the Yaston coal works this morning,
The mines are now being guarded by
the sheriff aud a force of special officers.
Two days ago the mines resumed opera-
loins with a force ot nonunion men.
Two hundred union men prevented th
aonumona from going to work. Thi
sheriff and a posse, after considerable
trouble, dispersed the ciowd. More
trouble is feared and , the excitemflfH if
I r in Burn t . 1! nB, f
Behxf, Aug. I'd.-The cordlagratioi
at Gnndalwaid was not extinguithec
until the Hotel Lhi TOurs, a churct
and sixty houses had been destroyed
It wns 1 o'clock when the flames wen
iinaily quenched and tourists and peopl(
here able to seek rest. The watei
supply failed and but for the cnergj
shown by the fhigiish mil Americar
visitors at that place tho wlm'e villagf
would have been destroyed. Thre
hundred tounsU in all wereburned out
of thoir abiding place nr.d most of there
Parted for IJarne.
iMitillnicn riv.i-ogui'tl,
London-, Aug. M.-B.iriiarnenf, was
prorogued until December 4. Th,
announcement was made iu the house ol
lords by the royal commissioners Barer.
Uerschell, Earl Spencer, (he Earl o'
K.mherly, the Marquis of I:,p0n anc
Viscount Oxanbridgo. The house ol
commons, which had resumed iU
.ltling a few minutes after 9 o'clock
was summoned to the house of lords b
the oliick road to hear the r,mroi;.
Five minutes later the speaker returned
witiiomcne mace, lie withdrew ti,.
without having taken the chair and
thus parliament eiood nrorocued
Mars and Her ( snaK
Fuanoiscw, Cfd.. Alia w
Dirootor Holdenof tho Lickobsemton
elegraphed the United Press the
ollowing: "Up to the middle of An.
I'ha miners were vHii al.oi'eif to ca.ryi
iff ihoeowlci had ieu w noised " ;
tilled. Before they Wt they decVoi
.hey would get inure aid nr.d come If;'.:.' j
ind "wipe out" the guards. j
It is known that tome of the iicucrf !
vere wounded, but not hov t.. '
There is a ruinur here Ihat Ihiee wer
tilled and a uuir.b-r wounia'd, bu-. tl.t-r
ire no means of ver,fvin' ti e rerort
is all the teicgrapti wireB were cu". j
Bepors diirt-r unto lhemii!.ir '1!
neu in the attacking party. A railroad ;
Jrakeman who came in this evenin,.'
aid there were several l.undre l. Tl.e j
ninerp, however, wili not give u.forma-1
.ion to traiiiuien. 1 he wires in i OiU
eek were cut at 11 a. in. jesterday. A
.rainmau who ciane in at .:."') oa a loca.
roni Jellico said the jjiincis at Jellicc
Here wildly excited nn.1 uiuier arms
I liey propose to raj-.turu an engine or
.rain there and comn south thirty milet
Coal Creek, picking up tl.e miners as
.hey come, and then ki.l every soldier iu
.he garrison ut that place.
There were l.Ti men there yesterday
norning. A part of these men started
tariy to go to Oliver fiprings to the aid
if the guard there. Under orders, tbfc
ailroad authorities fiirniBhed a tram to
ake them to Oiiver Springe. Whin
he troops were boarding the train at
.he depot, a mob of more than 100 niin
ra tore tho track so that the tram could
lot proceed. The troop thea left nnd
itarted back to their girnson. Whether
.hey reached it or ted, no one knows
is yet.
A local passenger trai.t, nhicli, was go
ng lo Coal Creek, was boarded by eigh-
.y-two miners sliortly after dark yester
lay. All were heavily armed. They
ut pistols to the heads of the conduc
tors aDd firemen, and made them run
Jie train to Clinton. Then the coacheb
rere detached, and left standing will:
Ibe passengers in a torroriz-d condition,
t he engineer was then forcec to couple
a some coal cum, and take the miners
vo Oliver Springe. They refused to oav
heir fares, or (hi anything else, e.tci,t
it their own sweet will.
Chief train dispatcher X aider, under
Jrdersfroni his superintendent, abac.
ioned all trams on lh?t KnoxviMn A-
:)hio last night. The mobs at Onid
L'reek, Clinton, Jeliico and other i.hiees
save placed dynamite under the rail
oad rails to prevent the running tf
rains. This is done to keep the militia
ut. It, is reported here that several
r-ompaniea are enroute from Chatta
nooga. They will go up he Cincinnati
Southern to Ilarriman. They cannot
tet by rail from there to 0:iv,.r Springs j
tue ,,, ,3 torn up, dymm.iu, pld,
nu al! wires cut.
They will have
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u.n,
all o
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It ,i ago, liku jolt itsi-lf
i:i to : irade it any
r- ( nip oved. At the
the HSfi'lilbly 1? W.H
s - with the fervicc-i
i y's band on tho
-o.-iety iiid t'isrriiiti
r lab ..r hi ..'ao.ation
u eu' h us, in on Labor
i! .' to ClVi" tO.iiCS on
oos r, ni as-:et.j-
y b.-tr-i. t.d it n!i:-
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hud the r.- li -ioie i-n
) re:,te:it ot 'he A no-; li
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i-ICill soch-lv
i"! lioil'Iil-IS
I'l tedi-ratioii
ililUi'linr.i.
t lor; Ij iek to t!u- ii-s -inblv W ith a lel'er
I to In.- !:! rt t!,;.l he ( o'li'l -ii I: c.-lv brill.'
j hiin el! ini ee ll:a' !.' (-.'( tv.lt anv
I truth in the cii;r.-a, in it v.oii it p cuuil
I ol -,i:io e a i.iiinr lilt;..- very peciiiiai
I n;l.t ut iieci.ind.i.,: h''h vviii't-i ipm
-n'p ov.-rs an 1 ret.iMii tl.es.iui" I
tlieu tellow-wiii kei s v-heii intued ol
tla ! s.-i vii'i'v The vsi.:t b:in- ha?
i a'bbav.t with th-' ti .i ie i a ,ei!blj
lor yi i'i .Hid rhiiin.i lo he ;i boii;i ;ji
iiiii
d.
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1 In- -tlitu- al 11. Ola
i-. V.. , w r.
tia:;.. was ii'stimi-l v;i:i a v
i.v al: !l c loads yei!. ;d,iy
olio iaN of :',e lu.ei ,iii.
Ill"--' l-'lCo:!!-iaji l-CpOTt-i.
rieilil
ti-.'eaiirt
.iiid lhi
oit tin
As :l:i
gri-r-u ha:, d( ;ni lieiiig b:i--:i in !oivh
il.ce.-ori: :u tiie h!,ere;, yard" nu
pi ivc, an : lusiile ut ti.;i-e or four dav
at ha-' t:;e ou'luoii f..r the Ireigl.
. lo.Kail being rc'iiovcl ii ((ee:i.'ii
.i'Miii.s.ug i no i, no h no longer (-r!ji
pled. "dieindeuiteiit 'iia:-s A
11 nnii tc!'! a United pi.-i rep(,,-ie
!:oinght cm ,u ro.i lud ;;ei,t. in;
ihiitect! futi frtdgli ti,in;i d om tin
d.n, be.-ides opt-liiiig the iha. k loci
.inn 'iispenisoll Ihid-eoi- Black Bock
Mr. liniiin d-ch-ire-i iluit tho,:
yaulj are not leullrieiit !y iirotcctcd ti
Work Hi thr-m ;it nijjlit ;; i yet.
l'l i u i.h
l st Aug. e.'.- liii'htdcd li
tO Walk BB.-unl..
ttileeif they foot it l0 Oliver Springs
Winers are pouring in here by thethous
nds and much anxiety is felt for that
Utile company ot Xational guards of
wenty-n.ne, which reached here r.
t-m. yesterday. Tho south bound train
iroax Cll'Bati via Oliver Springs due
larnmau. It could not get through
wdthe passengers have be ....
met many of the canals of Mars, dis- Way ol Cbalt.no0gf and will he brought
soveiedin 1S77 by Prof. Scbiauarelii ' Uere tomorroA'-
5'ear, but not
Ran
vero mappeu here this
ne oi mem was seen to be dnnl.i
Ja the night of August 17 Pr,-f
enobeile, Campbell and Hussey made
... cmuoiy independent ilnw-in
act-ot which shows' the canal marked
agms on Schiaiinrelbs 1Illlp to bf
listmcUy double. Thus il. r:..i.
Jbt-ervatorv baa tho ..i.,.
. . ., ,1 I'.onnure ot con-
i miiiL. mo i iBcnvnrv of !.. i
ii,i- in .... , "nmpa
... .u UHll, uireaclv bni.i.m
i,s ooBsrvalions in 1890,"
Typo licdu Klwjtlne Onwr
J Olion ro, Unt., oy rpj
jothe
tie by
(rrt.
I
n i ted
hello of A merica elected the follovv
olhcere: PresK nnt. v w m.. .
Uoger; Vew Vork. " W'
Anif-rlenrn Uiuikcra t , Mod.
Sam Pranciisco, Cal. Ai, o ,L.
lm..l... ' . -".ADS
.... , oiiDHfra nosociation will meet
u " "vennon on the 7, and 8
Jro.t, li, io exneelrd (i.... . .
imi.-j . .. '"" oetweeo
" ,.""J"'WU w most prominent
inking men of the country will be he"
l'. tl.pt time. Thi, convention D,.;,i Z
10 order bv Mr ii.
Und Governoi-Markham will we com.
iriside f A'bama,
lT his annua, S M, rM Tuit
ll Jhen deliver a memor,,! adci'M
ho demise ot John J. Kn" i. w 0D
CitiZeusofK,,oxvi,earehi
aontathedilly dally course " ' ,
, U1IU UJBre 1(J l(l,j uf
IDK thepiesidentfcr heln
Klni,iu-1 IfiTTi7rilt,r,
Nkbraska Cl)-vf Xeb., Ag. 18.U
Jnion Cas, County, Thursihcyn,,,,,, ;
Probably fatal affmy oocurru , n'fc " 8
Prank nnd r i -urred between
Prank and j,,,, Bong .
weH known farmer. The, t '
rrel, high word l i 0 l
tho result was that I-'lk 8U 1 n
brother with a In,; "'-M hie
not recover. Jonn CRD'
I aial
V V -1! ! V
ti.fcaltei Hiatal of the Canadian retail
alioii proclaiiialiou is a statement (,.,
tuts totirse lias l.e-u under c:iref:i
a IViM-ment since In-lor-j tin- ,idjoui-;:
iin"d t.f cotigr.-s-. After t',u ,,ct '0
.l ily -''i ailthmiilia; letah.aioii h.:
-"w iiiioiign iiotu iioii(.,4 uithou
mem. rS f i,,;,.,,, aT!r
.ooo-iiM...... win, i,;i r,.,rj(., lilt. b l
did so a! the personal ic juest of
. o- in i i matiiiii is
-"'M'.- .Miicli ti,e retaiiution
bik-.-vi a (o rodiice the uio.t
eiiei on i anadian coium
cipdateasoliit.oii (,f,ilf. (jft;eiliy wa,
itnved ut, :-f,.r repeate.l coiimilintion.
Willi t.ieh-.uii,, l.i.,iI1(.ss ,,. ()f 0Ui
' :i,id.;.h iKditjer, h),
into coii'-'ilatim; by
'-(i.ir- .o. i itoai .,i-!.i.i-n
.o.'ioui'. : on ia of ia
' ' " " 1 i -eir presenct
liftcon this ht.Mi.csa is only now madt
riia.,i',;.fter their departure and th.
('Jtiliileiiiiliof the act.
Vi-Il.m li.-r.1M,T,d,(mr1,
VlVKVAI;l.,IIAVI.;N- iIas v 2,
i.o schooner, Bnsu Mueller, rpui
allust, for Portland, Me., arrived
""-uicai as3Uiieo. M,e
i-iiiN inai on i
wamaii named I
I hi
IIOV
prw-ls-
ahoiik
tehinj
'ri' ami pre
t'.-c calliH.
the stall
Voit.
ouiidy (
sit.
s it
8
ii. ... " u
v.'ou.ia. m,.
..! , . . 't
' nave ,
prov.d (.;ttli! , ..;,,ri
'n, i--.it f.
'fied in t ea;, ..
I ne tto.-i.i II, n; f,
iitid Ikis in m.i.t ("
"lien at Ihe i ;
lit'' Of lt,.,l .. . . I
aijovo the in,, nu of
the horizontal S
luaiiK it imi;,. ,
traversed by a
i ii iKiei io I'.s leiiir;!.
Lime for ul(. ,u
eom.a in I ... -
, ... ..,,P,S (.,n,
poiiiuti e.i,.h, J; j, iu
lime. -1 he UIW.
lumps are u-ci-si j ,
four iiiche; io,,,
lire rndii'i. . .
Larger lunipi ;ite , .1
then shaped ai t!,s ,
After pre).ani,g !i)S
workman take,. Uand
Krnoot.'is theiu nidiji.
He lays each .mf .
rrr, ,n iu i n I I. .. .
mid slowly tur;.i
uio me i,acK and (o:
groove.
The whole j,ro -f-s ,
ciiuiiii-s M-eiiH rrut p 1
it (.-.in lie Hiicce-isfniit j
workman aciju,-ii;,f,j ,
met or lime ami W
htUKiling tooN a.,i
aUilh-d workman
are worth hiviii; aid
go in Khapiug tlicai ,
Lime with mu.-i,
h-ss for the purpose,),' 5
-oiuri lines only a at.Znl
made from a ,,
j ua nest inin- mil
dozen to th i barrel
w is unlit to he cut i
the small hiinj cm
workman's box are A
barrel and ri-turtifd i
They are as good formi
as t he large iui:i;i.
I he best linn! Sm
under the otcliyc!
tfto to live hoiir-t, vmi
hour, and some miutiiJ
in live fiiiiiutes. Ta'
under this gtr. ani, sr.
candlo f,pli:.i or f!ii
candles may he n-rt.
lor some time in tiitfpd
Linio caudles arc i
inctiM long ami ritEtl
inch in diameter. A M
good tools and materia
dozen a day. Tii? fa
eighty .-Hiita a Unzt-n, li
stercopticaii ue, b?inf i
made than thosesui'ife
fetch a rilthcf liiglierpsl
re-
i n.f-.iofciwcul
The old carpet of i
Ardi btl, a nun v.-limj H
work of the year'.ill
15:."i of o;tr era-is -.
a loiif foiirev t'i m; kI
ia.d al mo it al our 4t
thu London Queen sLia
der that the visitors 1
been legion. Messrs. Va
son & Co., of Wigttmrss.
forded Londoners an '
examining what nu-ty Cij
ered the finest eiample
rersi.tn enrm-ts. IH
rich blue subdued wttn
tracery of ouict tints; &
Hi with a band of crircii
"r iifKt day om ., Swedish 1 .1 hand of cream ou
pelition-
talled
he Kiiests. It. M
Cmvf.i.and, 0.. Am, 19 co. . .
Austin, the paymaster of theu ;3uA(
company, was arrested tonight for em
belemenu He is cl,rB,i , , T
I .1 -p,a, IT I HI IH B IU-
"g".epyroll..H. confessed lhBtJ
hadtk en..WVyX),butthereaiamoun
trT'-. " PhJ3
tho pacing horse K!
' l'ucaeig that ho wnn trnin
J-Uta Chicago and o the ho
h Imog brought about hi.
UlSjilll W:tu ..b.... :....
-' tHca. AugunH, the (ir3t mate.
; ,"" ,omw,r "t Windsor, . s wah
,ir,:.::!.ovu"'.'-di
" vani-n io l!
'-re. I he Mnel!
tliistinatiou.
marine hospital
i'r broceeded to her
Mn..
Wr.s-i-Andrew
rl I'KiUdli, Wig., Al, 9
-ardiier, who
'"nHlgainated aiuociauo,, Z , ,
" i ) eW'lsslri withcluhs
Is? nuru6 ;"r" WaiI10t
of the a.ual'ramaJe.i ,Btw" mn
and Uuidner were urreued! Jo,,w
'""MI'IA Alio. 9 .....
;iobbak,HrMiaeiltotlhecZ;,r.u2
reported to the Rovetnor-ief
lite country tl,;tt lil,,ugU Anibs h ...
liostilo attacks U.ey (1 1 L
r..ml revolt, and that, .L'"0, l n"
"''veeon.isted in mere acta of Z?
rr.lliolr solo motive hei,, . . ' i'
P"".dcr. The ,Ml Ar b r
Another revolt Is expected. 'ful
iiitr pattern - a variati
.1.,... 1. ....... I 1,. .dr nff-1
l it'll ii oi w.iu .' .- -
green and yellow, liilni'l
signs on a b.own gr-W1-!
plete tho whole, a l"
with scroll m light
Jecotalion comprise M
pale yeJJow termmnUtf '
artC-sl'iU'-"1 V"1111-1'" ""
,..,rt(.iichcs aii'ii'
tious of the KnfA JdiP;
Inacreauicatoiicli?-
-nrnet. is all IlittT"'!
ivl.il, nhi'll Itlt"1!
have no refuge in
than thy threshold. 1
protection other li-ji
I'he work of the &
place, Makuotiiid m
year tH2." As a h;i'
it IS stmpty periKci-
fears have but
Tl dimensions."'' 1 ,(l
. ......... i... Ill f' lF
Jpaet! permitted,
to describe oiii l''S
tillniis I'erisl.m c-ir,e,
iiiiiy
more fi
ilk, sixteenth v"1'
i.-cpred,and fr
oihiomjuI bv a sir1" j
on the banks. 1 ,,e
If shade of lliflit J
lucd. Jthas"'"
the st)iiare Inch.
s-4i
I L.t. J! .