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A REMARKABLE FRAUD.
Singular Dcvelopln' nts In the st. Louis
W InAurnnce Case.

SluxuAhE DcVelOpm'n nN In tue 81. LouiA
Insurance Case.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, October 2.-The mystery
in the now celebrated Waekerle case deep.
ems Us it proceeds, and it bids fair 10 rival
the famous Tichborne case. The plaiutiE,
Walbugur .Waekerle sues on m insurance
policy on the life Of her husband. In de-
fence the New York Life Insurance Com.
pany say the man is not dead. To-day the
alleged dead man, William Waekere was
placed on the stand. His examination pro.
duced several points Of rather startling
nature. The clear and concise manner in
which lie answered all questions on points
which have already been brought ou, bv
other witnesses was calculated TO in.
spire confidence in his honesty
but when the question was put to
him by the plaintiffs counsel as
to how many children lie had he be.
came confused and answered, u think
there were seven or eight; all dead now"
Upon being questioned further it tran.
spired that he did not know the date of
birth, date OF death, age at time OF death,
sex or name Of any, except one OF his
children, although living with his wife all
the time. Neither could he answer as 10
where they were born. lie stated in 10.
days examination that bis last child died
in sacramento, CAL, and had been taken
up after being buried there and brought to
Quincy, H., where it was buried ayain:
but upon being asked why in previous
deposition he said nothing OF this mcrplv
stating that the child was buried in Sacra.
mento, be answered that be did, not think
OF it The climax was reached, however.
when witness WAS asked il he was in Gin.
cinnati in 1869. II was not,"""Will Won
swear this?" ~ will" "Are YOU az posi.
tive Of il, as you are that this woman is your
wife?' 81 v c'.EEi Aie', 5 Il a = :
"les, I swear it positively, for l was in
Detroit" 81, " 4, =,
Plaintiffs counsel then produced a cor.
titicate OF medical examination made in
Cincinnati in connection with the applica.
ton for insurance in Milwaukee in lS67.
the certificate being dated Februa,y5 5. 1859
The agitation OF the witness at this point
was painful, and he was still unable 10 mn.
swer questions coherently, though he still
insisted that he was William Wackerle.
and said his failure to answer questions was
due TO bad memory. The defense closed
its case with this testimony. The theory Of
the defense seems to establish the fact I'm,
this man was Christ Waekerle, a brother Of
the plaintiff y husband, and that he
has been induced 10 assume his dead
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throughout the New England States, and
finds the order In the best possible condi.
ton. lie estimates The present member.
ship, at l5O, 600, and confidently expects 10
reach 100000 before the next National en-.
campment.
In no place does he find the organiza.
ton, as such, meddling with politics.
Nearly every Post has members represent.
ing NIL political parties and creeds, but the
discussion oi subjects relating to either
would he most vigorously excluded II any
members should attempt 10 introduce Il.
As 10 the order ot Sons Of Veterans and the
Ladies' Aid Society, they will be rccog.
nlzed us worthy organizations, but will not
be admitted 10 membership in the Grand
Army OF the Republic. ltis the intention
to allow the order to die with the last hon.
orably discharged soldier Of the late war.
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WHAT CHEER, Iowa, October o.-This
morning Mrs. Benjamin Williams shot and
killed man named Allison and then put
a ball through her own brain. 1t seems
Allison has been boarding Mt Williams
house and his attentions to her caused
Williams to leave her and 90 to the noun.
tains. She left q fearful letter OF regret for
her wrong.doiug and commencing her
child to the care OF relations. g.
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sr. LOUIS, October o.-W. H. Clopton, a
we'll known attorney and Democratic poll.
tician, attempted to- cowhide ex-United
States Senator Jewc:. and his partner, Ed.
ward G. Smith, lawyers, in their Office, be.
tween one and two o'clock this afternoon.
Clopton attacked Jewctt while the latter
was talking to q lady client, striking him
IN the face, and while attempting TO repeat
the blow Smith was struck. Fis.ols were
then drawn, but befofe" further damage
was done they were separated. The reason
for the assault was that this morning
Jewett filed a petition in the Court OF Az.
pcals:: preierrius charges against Clopton,
and asking for his disbarment. The ieud
grew out OF some law suit over property in
which all the parties were interested rs at-
rorneys. Each side charge the other with
unlerhand practices. 81. N
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THE NoErl,E EnN PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Track Laying proceetlin RapI,iiy-1he
: - WORK Ounp.

ST. PAUL, October l.-Uaited States
Railroad Commissioner Armstrong, Just
returned from the inspection of,he western
end OF the Northern Pacific, tells the fol.
lowing story OF his trip: 81 lef, Washington
in July to make formal official examina
ton OF the Northern, Union and Central
Pacific railways. proceeded directly over
the lines OF the last two roads, and found
them in excellent condition in all respects,
and saw that both were doing large
business. Their lines are smooth,
tracks and beds trst.class, equipments
ETC., oi the best. On the Northern
Pacific l had very interesting trip. |
went over the entire western section, from
Portland to the scene Of the present track
laying east, n distance Of $50 miles. l found
that ,he..work Of construction is progressing
with remarkable rapidity and in the best
possible manner. The cuts are wide, with
the sides clear and well sloped and vel!
guttered. The embankments are broad,
we'll built, and very wide beyond
the ties. The road bed is just as good rs
it can be made, and the ballasting is
perfect. 1u my opinion, fast + trains
could even now safely be run over
the entire line. The construction has
been, in brief, very effectively done, and
do not hesitate to say that the Northern
Pacitic's western end is tirst.class road.
There is now 4 very large force OF men at
work, and track.Iaying is progressing at the
rate OF at least one mile per day. There was
little delay Mt one OF the tunnels, but there
will be no further hindmnce to very rapid
work There will be abundance OF business
waiting for the completion Of the road.
In my opinion, there will be very
large treightage from certain point in the
interior to the Pacific TO seek water trans.
portation; and a. very large eastern trans.
porta,ion also. Just where the traffic will
divide experience alone will determine,
It will result, however, in building up two
large cities, one on the Pacific and one
here at St. Paul. II fad the eastern end
Of the Northern Pacific equal in construc.
ton to the western, and doubt not that
shall, my report will be that the road is
credit to the country and to the company
which has hnilt II u
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MEMrnIs, Tenn, October AT late
hour last night a crowd estimated at $50
went to the county Jail and demanded Bob
Wilson, negro who last Thursday night
shot Frank B. Russell, from the effects OF
which Russell died last evening. The jailer
refused to comply with the demands Of the
mob. The crowd loi,ered about the Jail
for an hour, but made no demonstration
further than mentioned. They evidently
were in need Of 4 leader. No more trouble
is anticipated. as the Jail is n strong one
and the officers are on the alert,
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RIVER INTELI.it;ESCE.
Gntt,erel While Menn,icring on I
I,eyee nutl AbO,,f fl,o v,nu,. uIr

'"'"cred While Mcnndcrins on the
I.cvee md About tho Noa,..
The G. w. Graham passed down with
small tow OF coal. '' :
The "; n, Chancellor is due up this even.
Ing for Pittsburgh. M
The Dinsnal got away on time Yesterday
morning for Parkersbu!g. :, ~ :,
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati; ,ho,,
O'Clock last evening with big load, both
passengers and freight. 0''' -
The river last evening was falling will,
only tect In the channel according Ia ,he
gauge. business was dull nearly all day.
The Andes leaves at 8 r. NJ to-day for Gin.
c'nnat' and It's big Exposition. The round
trip fare, including board while in Cinr;n.
natl, is only $40. The Andes is one Of the
most popular and ably commanded vessels
that touch here. Il -, - 80 -
pr77snuEon, September o-River 1 feet q
inches and falling Clear and pleasant
MEMPHIS, October o.-Riyer fa,,an
inches. Arrived-Andy Baum. C;pci,n,,i..i
Arkansas City, Vicksburg; Helena. a In";.
Helena returned to St. Louis. - -, :
EVANSVILLE, October o.-,yeatber c,on5v
aud warm. River feet inches on . ,.s',..
Arrived. s. Hopkins. Depar.ed-b.Iter
IoF faducah; Evansville, bowling Grrcn.
Dora Cahler; Cloyerport. -
CISciSSArr, October o-I;yer 10 fee, n
ihehes and falling. Weather clear and
warmer: Arrive1-D. S., Rhea, Evansville:
Cons Miller. Memphis; Golden Crown, Nav
ot!eahs'' 't!eai1s Deparsed-Sco;ia, Pittsburgh. &
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lInal Annlhne Gnn

FREDERlcx, MD., October o.-Joseph
Bradley was arrested Oh suspicion OF steal,
ing a pair Of horses and wagon in Hagers.
town Saturday night. He was ordered to
jail, in charge Of Constable Ryan. While
on the way Ryan took from the prisoner a
revolver. When they reached the Jail
Ryan got down from the wagon when
Bradley drew revolver and fired ut the
constable. The ball struck Deputy Sheriff
Benner in the rigkt arm and lodged agains,
hischest Bradley then made his escape With
Ryan = horse and wagon, which be aban.
doned about three miles from town and
went into the mountains. A large posse is
in pursuit, Hg .-1-f. ..--.
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CHICAGO, October 2.-This morning in
the Circuit Court, the suit Of John A.
EIamlin vs.. William J. Davis. which has
been on trial for several days, was decided
in favor Of Hamlin. Hatnlin is proprietor
Of the Grand Opera House, OF this city, and
Davis his business manager. The latter
while acting as manager Tor Hsmlin, se.
cured lease OF the building from Borden,
the owner, for n period OF ten years from
April 10, lSS3 IIamlin broug ght suit 10
compel Davis to transfer the lease to him.
The Court decided that Davis shall make
the transfer.
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Railway Accident,

MEMrns, Tenn, October 2.-The west
bound passenger train on the Memphis &
Charleston road met with an accident last
night neal. Madison, Ala, 203 miles west Of
Memphis. One passenger coach and sleeper
were thrown from the track, and several
passengers received injuries. The. sleeping
car conductor is reported to have a lex
broken; MIR. and Mrs. Sam Tate, OF Little
Rock, injured; also Clarence 2. Hunt, OF
this city. A broken rail caused the acci.
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Muht Honor Their Tickcfa.

PlTTspuRGn, Pa, October 2.-In the Su.
preme Court to-day Judge Turnkey decided
that railroad company must honor its
tickets whoever sells them, and that there
fore the ticket on its face entities the hold.
er to the rights Of a passenger between the
points named on the ticket. This opinion
reverses the judgment OF the lower court,
and lays down the law in an interesting
way upon one phase OF the ticket.scalping
business. :
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Workinyueu In Copvcn,,o,

ST. LOUIS, October 2.--The workinguen
in the convention called by the Trades As.
sembly have nominated a full city ticket,
with Peter johnson, well known brick.
layer, at its head for Sheriff. The Green.
back State ticket was endorsed, mud a fnll
Central Committee appointed A commit
tee was also appointed to correspond with
labor organizations throughout the State
with view 10 united and harmonious ac-
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WASHINGTON, October o.-The Garfield
Memorial Hospital Board held its regular
meeting tonight. The deed Of the yalua.
bic real estate OF the National Soldiers and
Sailors Orphans Home was received from
the trustees, pursuant to an act OF Com
gress. This property is not regarded Ms a
suitable site for the proposed hospital and
it will he sold and the proceeds applied to
the purchase OF site elsewhere, y y E1.@
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., xbool l0pula,ionoi West Virginia is
~ ,he white enrolment, f3s,770, aud
>, - -, cen, Of school population to en-
~ ...,,. ts. The colored population is
- ,5 ,be enrolment l,o7l, and the per
", s;t The total expenditure for school
III. IN the State is s7lG,SG4.
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RICHMOND, VA, October 3.-private in.
formation received here is to the effect that
the political riot at Lancaster, South Caro-.
lima, on Thursday, was much more serious
than represented. II now turns ont that
there were seven persons killed and TWEEN.
ty.one wounded. Il
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No New Cases.

BROWNSVILLE, October 2.-There were no
new cases Of yellow fever here today, and
but one death. There were none at Fort
Brown and none at Point Israel. DR..
Murray has returned from the inspection
OF the Condor, which he reports to he per.
feet, and there is no more sickness beyond
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MArAMoRAs, October All the fever
cases in this city are estimated at less than
10. No deaths occurred. Reliable infor-
nation received here states that there have
been three hundred cases OF fever in Mon.
terey since September 10Th. In Mier the
fever is still very bud. a,,+.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, octobtt.ET oo.-Jim
Rhodes, the murderer Of the Massie family,
was taken out Of Jail last night by body
Of armed men and hung to tree. He con.
tessed he was Rhodes, and that his mother
and brother Lee did not do any Of the kill
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ATLANTA, Ga, October 2.-The Western
4 Atlantic passenger train this morning
struck Alice Simmons and her son, aged
Gyears, killing her instantly and knocking
the boy distance Of 80 feet, intlicting in:
juries from which he cannot recover. f
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Portland is not incluced in the total.
The exhibit this week n in pynrv resnac,

Portland is not incluced in the total.
The exhibit this week Is In every respect
a most gratifying one, both as compared
with that OF last week and with the one for
the corresponding week Of last year. The
gain is widespread, extending to nearly all
the leading trade centres, indicating that
the fall movement has at last set in. The
aggregate clearings for the week Just closed
are Sl,296,043,l ,l52, against Sl,oiG, ,642, Isl,
for the previous week. As compared with
the corresponding week Of last year the
clearings show percentage OF increase
OF 275 per cent, against an increase
OF LIS last week, and an increase
OF 43 the previous week. In New York
the clearings show an increase OF 33,4 per
cent against an increase Of eoo.9 per cent
last week and an increase OF o. per cent
the previous week. Outside OF New York,
in the country at large, the clearings show
an increase Of 81 agains; IN increase OF IS
last week and decrease Of i3 the previous
week. The manufacturing cities, with
few exceptions, make good exhibits.
Cleveland has m Increase OF 81 per cent
against an increase OF ii. Pittsburgh,
with the settlement Of the labor troubles,is is
able to show an increase OF I6.5 against an
increase OF rs last week. l4 ~
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OwES souSp October s-The tug Ann
Long arrived here this morning having on
board the following bodies lost of the i'll.
fated steamer. Asia: John AIcDoueall,
Pnrser; 7. Sharks, Ottawa; Jackson A. Far
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When lecturer has worked the ladies OF
his audience 80 near TO the weeping point
that they have. gotten ont their handker.
chiefs, and then suddenly changes his tone
and speaks Of the merits o! Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup he is bound to rouse a feeling Of In.
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Gold Cerliucafea.

WAsnlSoToS, October 2.-Four million
four hundred thousand dollars Of new gold
certificates were sent 10 New York to-day.
They were OF the denomination Of one hun.
dred dollars. pa 2'I
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Liver, Kidney mud IrishtN Disen..

y medicine thst destroys the x.rm or
cause Of Erights Disease, diabetes. Kiinev
and Liver Complaints, and has power Ia roo,
them on. OF the SYSTEM, lis above ali nr;ce
such medicine Is Hop pitters, and positive
proof OF this can be found BY one trial. or by
by It = - IN .1n..m t"reu ~ I
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(ht g''t&llige'ttfttr.
-, ,o., :; aud ~ Fourteenth Street

=, oolorel ministers Of Maryland, ir-
,i,e Of denomination, recently met
ssi,ore 10 discuss the present condi.
4 ,be southern blacks and devise
h, more effective religious work all
Z, he line. ~ aargn
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THE CLEARING lluUSEy,

A Gratifying Showing or the liz changes
M for the Past Week. 3i1tlg
BosroN, October e.--From the Post. The
following table shows the total gross ex:
changes at twenty.six leading clearing
houses in the United States for the week
ending September S0.h.
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WASHINGTON, October ::.-At this season
OF the year State political clubs among de-
partment employees are particularly active.
The central idea Of these clubs, which are
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Deserted I'ntriot

UTlcA, y: y, October e.-The applica.
ton for a writ Of hobtGs corpus In the case
Of Sergeant Mason was denied. u
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Under Gen. Burnsi,le's second term the
Adjutant Generals 8 office was removed from
Washington for the first time since Gencr.
al l-ogan's first time as Conlnander.in-
Chief. From this time the organization
took new heart, and the work Of recruiting
began anew. The ritual had been altered
and amended, and the by laws changed
again.
The following returns for The quarter
ending. December 81, 1881, will show the
strength Of the G. A. K. in the several
States mt that time. ~ II
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. d. 4.
recruited solely from among Republican
voters who maintain 4 voting residence at
their old homes. Is 10 secure cheap trans.
porsation for members who 90 home to
vote, although they exercise great
influence in securing the retention
in office Of their own members,
There arc some twenty-five OF the or.
CARNATIONS here, representing as many
States, the largest Of which in membership
is the Pennsylvania club, which has on It's
rolls COO active members. New York
comes next with membership Of 400, then
Massachusetts with 100, aud Maine, Yer.
mont, Indiana, and New Jersey with each
a smaller number. Ohio is away down on
the list The clubs are all active now in
preparing for the approaching campaign.
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THE GRAND ARMY,
Hricf sketch or Its Organization and
. y. Its Growth. .

A Hricf sketch or Its Orsanl.atlou aud
Its Growih.
PlrrsnuRdli, October o.-In the summer
OF 1866, at Dakota, small hamlet in ILL.
nois, forty.three soldiers met and effected
the organization Of what was afterwards
known as the Grand Army Of the Repub.
lie, and B. F. Stephenson was elected
Commander. In the fall Of 1866 General
$. A. Hurlbut was elected Conmander.in.
Chief at Indianapolis, Indiana. He ap.
pointed as his Adjutant General Colonel
i. +. Stephenson. A committee was ap-
pointed to draft bylaws and ritual, and
when done the cabalistic letters Of +. y.
and Faith, Charity and Loyalty-were
adopted. No man who had been disloyal
to his country or flag, and who did not
possess an honorable discharge from the
army or navy could enter. General Hurl.
but was elected Commantler-in.C Chief No.
vember 20, 1866, since which time the iol-
lowing named have occupied that position:
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Politics IN the Republican Stronghold
OF West virginia-Over 1000 Majority
Tor Mason Expected-1he RniIroni and
the Crops. tHslMg GTIG
EdiforS In o,,.,,n. ..... ... ,... .... ".
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-06-29
A New FIuring Mill,

In making the rounds of the city we
stumbled upon new enterprise in the
shape of steam Touring mill, just recent
ly built on Second creek, just north of the
rolling mill. The mill is named the Sex
celsior MILL" was built by Messrs John Har-
ris ard L. P. Mcdaniel, and is now owned
by Harris, Mcdaniel & Flenni-
ken. Mr.. e. II. Flenniken
being admitted into the firm The mill
fixtures were put in by the Clark Foundry
Company, and are of the most improved
pattern. 1t is model mill, well arranged
in every del artment, with a capacity of
about SO or so sacks of -four per day. be-
sides corn hopper.
The mill was engaged yesterday grinding
new wheat, the first of the sea-
son, and turning out some of the
incest flour we have ever seen
Mr.. Harris is practical miller, and in
charge of the mill, and Mr.. Mcdaniel man
ages &le business department. Both are
worthy and enterprising and deserving gen
tlemer, and we are glad to notice they are
working up a good custom, with a demand
for all then stuff.
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MINOR DISPATCHES.

GALVESTON, Tex, June PA News
special from Whitney says: A fire,
last Monday night, destroyed one
brick and three frame stores and
warehouses. Loss, $4,000, insure
ance $4,000.
MT. STERLING, KY, June 27.-At
Frenchburg, the county seat of
Menifee County, on Saturday, there
was Masonic festival, and the town
was full of people. The town mar
shal, James B. Day, admonished Joe.
Rothwell, who was noisy. Rothwell
drew a pistol and shot Day twice,
mortally. Day, in falling, seized
Rothweil and stabbed him six times
Rothwell died almost Immediately.
Then VIM. Rothwell, brother to the
dead man, and Sam Rothwell, his
cousin, appeared and opened fire on
Day, and shot him four times. killing
him. They then mounted their
horses, fed and escaped.
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Wild With Excitement.

RUToN, n NJ, June 27.-Yester-
day afternoon Deputy Sheriff Dol
mann attempted to arrest a gambler
named Gus Mentzel. The latter
fired two shots at Dolman, slightly
wounding him, and Chas. Fox and
Jacob Harris, who were standing
near by Shortly afterwards Dol>
man made a second attempt to arrest
Mentzel at his gam bling house.
Mentzel again opened fire on the
deputy, which resulted in the death
of Horing Moulten, justice of the
peace, Hugh Edleten, one of the pro
prietors of the Moul5en Hotel, and
S. FL. Jackson, saloon keeper. All
three were instantly killed. III. Lati-
mer and Deputy Sheriff Bergsn We're
seriously wounded. Mentzel was
then seized by an enraged body Of
citizens and hanged to a sign over
the Ruten bank. Deputy Sheriff
Bergan is dying, and the citizens are
wild with excitement, and it is
thought raid will be made upon the
gamblers here toenlght.