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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
Ay"obD DEFESDERa on HIS DEATHBED

BALTIMORE, Nov. 11.-COlOnel Elijah STAINS
bury one of the few survivors OF the Old Defenders As
socaton composed Of those who took part in the battle
Of North Point in 1872 Is reported tonight to be dying at
his home In this city from general debility and agebeing
in his year At the last annual celebration
OF the association In september when only six members
assembled the City Hail. Mr. sansbuy was unable TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
THE NEW-HAVEN AND DERBY.

NEw-HAyEN, Nov. 1.-THE annual report
NJ the New.Hayen and Derby Railroad shows the
total earnings to be S165597 60 and the expenses $780,
O91 o. the income above operating expenses thus being
s75 300 g. From surplus S3Os76 O3 has been paid
or taxes and interest and 900 for buildings ears
fmachincry and permanent improy ements steelra ETC.
During the year there have been carried O7S pas
senvers and i2bl5 so tons of freg ght.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
FAILURE OF GRAIN DEALERS.

sANDUsKY, Ohio, Nov. 1.-THE failure of Pig
bee Co.. at Fremont, Saturday will probably prove
serious The liabilities not yet reported The firm
had elevators different points the Nickel Plate and
oke Erle and Western rairoadS-tweve 1t had
been the largest grain buyers in this part OF tho state and
sold all ts elevators before failure IL Is fumofed thal
Cnyernor Foster will lose by the failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
BURNED TO DEATH IN HIS HOUSE.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 11.-Last night, near
Franklin Southampton County, Ya the residence Of Asa
L. Biggs son Of the late Judge Bisgs of North Carolina,
was accidentally burned Mr. Biggs perished in the
eamea His wife and child rescued with difficulty.
Mrs Bggs was severely burned In an effort to save her
It,al, nnh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
TELEGRAPHTC NOTES.
LEISURE TO REPENT A HAsTY BLOW

LEISURE 10 HEPENT HASII BLOW,
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 11.-lsaac Bryan, on
trial at odsboroug N c. for the murder OF Thomas saun
ders convicted and sentenced 70 ten years
men The brothers naw and ~ quarrel ABOUT
hog BRYAN struck Saunders with hoe, killing him.
CONVICTED OF GRAVE RoBBING.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Nov. 1.-THE jury in the case
d Henry Thomson charged with robbng the grave OF Edwin
Ia Harmon OF Caius In March, 1852, brought In yeruc,
~ guilty to.lay Tholasen will Ds sentenced toaozrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
FOUND FOUNDED IN A FIELD.

WATERBURY, Conn, Nov. 11.-John Driscoll,
n carpenter was found by farmer propped
up between rocks in field carly this
morning with q revolver in his hand and
pstOl wound In his head. He unconscious and mas
remained In that condition since He was last sesn In
barber shop at midnight, when he acted strangely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
IN HONOR or TIE LATE MIR. MEDILL
cuc.Go Nov. 1.-THE Press Club held

CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-Ihe Press Club held
memorial this afternoon and portrait OF
the late Samuel j. Med Managing Editor OF The chicago
Tribune and president Of the Press Club There was a
large gathering Of the older journalists of the city
memorial address was delivered by Congressman Fnerty,
and speeches made by some OK the older members OF
ne cltV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12

granite Of an original design consisting of base ana
subbase surmounted by the crouehng figure OF Sn en-
nscriptjo1 "lton 1888 a6d will rest on the centre OF
the platform, directly beneath the arch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY ROBBED.
rnY TELEGRAPH TO THE rEnuxE.1

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 11.-At Burgcn, on the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad 1--WE burglars last night
he omen the safe OF Adams Express Company with dy
Mantle and secured large sum Of money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
4 FIGHT BETWEEN INDIAN BANDS.

ST. PAUL, Nov. ia dispatch from Livings-
ton. Mon TO The Globe says Fathead Indians last
night visited the Crow agency, stole fifty ponies ana
escaped The Crows started in pursuit, oyertakMg tHe
thc killing OF two of the Fatheads and woundng or one
Crnw. The ponies were recnptured"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
CHANGES IN AN EDITORIAL STAFF
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRmUNE.l

BosToN, Nov. 11.-Edward p. Call, about a
YEAR AGO was made publisher of The Boston Daily Adrer
Us,r vice E. F. Waters who resigned after many years
service II s now announced that Mr. Call Ia TO retire.
II Is also rumored Edward stanwOod the Editorin
Cbief Who succeeded the late d. A Goddard, is also to
from, no editorial chair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
IN ATTEMPT TO WRECK 4 TRAIN.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Nov. 11.-An attempt
was made last night to wreck train the Northern
Central Railroad near Lockhaven by fastening q rail
across the track The engine only was damaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
FATHER KILLED BY HIS SON.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 11.-A dispatch from
Hamilton No. to The Times, says: AT Mrabille, this
morning Homer Bolton his fathers brains with
a club. The murderer arrested"
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HANGED BY A MOB.
fpy TrLEGnAPn 10 me TRIBUNE. /

by TELEGnAPH 10 TIE IkIbUNt,I
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 11-Passengers
ON the Cincinnati Southern Railroad state that az their
train passed Point Burnside the dead body of James
Troxili was seen suspended from bridge. He Wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12

warn all hoIders of the bonds of similar issues to
examine their property carefully lest they have
been swindled The prisoners will be arraigned at
the Jefferson Market Police Court this morning,
when they will be committed
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-07-19

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-07-19
TINE SHEEP LAW.

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-07-19

A0An VINO eoao 4 nAnooU eooApo
Foo0 0eATN.
The preseucs q Culoasl D. r. An.
th0uy, . bEUthee Of 6uann B.. and ID.
it0f Of the Leavenwosth 11soo, ID
Chicago, recalls 10 the publ1e 9lnd
circumstances Of an exciting ohofoo.
ter, which occurred nessly Z 49,
ago. In 1874, when The birds q Nay
were warbling among TIE eottea weoda
Of kaDsas. . drunken vaGabsod b.
the name Of Emery. who imagined
he had . grievance a9Alnst O11o0el
Anthony, for SIX nasnths shadoWed
that gentleman. and q lasl ~ tn
opportunity Of carrying Into s6ect hi
scheme for revenge. Colooel An
ti,oRy one evening Waited the Lsaven-
worth OprA House. when Janausc3,ek
was playing there. and after the play
was made the victim ofs murdesU9s
assault. Emery deliberately nPsd
four shots from . large revolver, Col
Onel Anthony being unasu,ed.
. The flint shot took ei1ect In the Col.
Onel's right side, and for su0uehs his
life Was despaired Of. The people Of
Kansas, Missouri. and Ne6snska
watched with great anxiety reports
from the wounded uaan's bsdsldo.
As IL well known he finally recovered,
but both arms are partially paralyxed
from the tips Of the fngeFs tn the e.
bows. The hall entered below the
collar bone, struck the subclavian ar
terry, and passed within Ave inches us
the heart. where u still resnsinsL
The cowardly shooting vas done by
3 man who was editing . black mall
ing sheet that he tortured into the pO-
sition Of q rival paper Of the Tines,
hut which In reality amounted TO moth
ing. Emery WAS shot three Or four
years ago by another diarrputable
lOafer and vsgsbOnd, who II n0w sefv.
ing twenty year sentanee In the
Penitentiary for another murder more
recently committed, the Jury c0nclud.
ing Ia discharge him ON the shooting
Of Emery because they agreed that
u dangerous and dhsreputable charac.
ter had been removed"
Emery was gambler by profession,
and had threatened the life Of Colonel
Anthony months t,efOre he attempted
Ia take IL. The wounded n,an, beingOf Q
robust constitution. witlistOOh the ter
rible shock, ard but for the parniyxesi
arms and hands would yet he cOnsid.
cred "a strong man. He h six feet
high. weighs nearly IN pounds. and.
although ~ years of age, has not the
appearance of more than - or 80. He
is a staunch Republican. and stands st
the head Of the party In Kansas.
cdg0 Inter Ocean.
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s5'1N 0L1SEESRRB .

The above H. u bOna-il,le offer, made
10 nnyono who will accept. aud write
carefully on - postal card the names
aud addresses If any book agent, sew
ing machine ar fruit tree agent aud
send Ia us. Send in the names and We
will show you how II II done. Re.
member, il costs but u postal card To
secure this splendid offer. Address,
LONDON BOOK 4 BIBLE HOUSE,
SD :. 9Th st, ST l.Oris, Mo.
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cs.ss.ssd from Ftr.t nuee.

any bushels, general average fort,
hnShels per acre. Wheat 1tD acres
yield ss35 bushels, general aversg'
twelve bushels per acre, this yea
will 70 shout eighteen bushels. Oati
thirty three acres. average forty bush
els per acfe. He has eight head o.
cattle. any head Of hogs and eight
horses.
Richard Spencer. p0stoffice address
Pliny. came from Illinois, has lived
in Kansas thirteen years and likes u
three times as well on account Oi
health, roads, lir1s te. longer seasons
don't rush work 20; took five TO raise
Q crop there, and the other seven
m0nths Of the year to feed II out. He
Owna 80 acres mostly bottom land, IN
B. 2, r. 1G, r. I. Ten acres I'm timber,
oue-hals acre in orchard. will have
three ncres after fall setting of trees.
Corn forty-five acres, plowed once,
narrowed twice. averaged ten bushels,
general average forty-five bushels
Wheat l2W bushels on fifty-three
acres. general average fifteen bushels.
Oats 100 bushels on twenty acres. gen.
efnl average forty bushels. Wheat
this year will go about twenty bushels
per acre. Rye about twelve bushels.
Seventeen acres rice corn will average
thirty bushels. raise some every year ;
COMES early and sure crop; good sea
son will average sixty bushels per
acre. He has four head OF cattle,
twenty-four hogs and thirteen horses.
e. Post. Salina postoffice, came from
wisconsin. He has been thirteen
years In Kansas, and prefers Kansas
by all odds and has no notion 10 go
back To live. He can farm twice the
the land here with the same force He
has farmed 2I0 acres with one three
horne team and one man did the
work. He owns l6D acres second bot
tom aRd upland in \. 8, T. p,
r. ]. Eight acres planted timber and
ave acres orchard variety Of fine fruit
and yield some seasons two To three
hundred bushels fruit Corn twenty
acres, plowed two and three times,
average seventy bushels, general aver.
age forty bushels; has had u. high as
seventy-five bushels per acre. Wheat
Ion acres yield lsD0 bushels machine
measure. general average sixteen and
0ue-fOurth bushels per acre; this
year will GO ab,ut twenty bushels.
Oats average forty bushels. Forty
Acres Timothy out ofsix years li:l. done
extremely well never saw tame grass
with the same usage do a. well; will
put In fourteen acre. Of tame grass this
fall. He has eighteen head Of hogs, ten
head Of cattle and five head of horses.
John /. Tucker .postoffice address Sn-
lima, likes Kansas fine for health and
climate, but don't think II will pro-
duce rs well ~ Indiana, from where
he came five years ago. He IL farm
Ing Judge Weaver's place, which has
. large orchard Of twelve acres be-
ginning to bear had betvse three
and four hundred bushels Of peaches
year before last. Corn HOO bushels on
thirty-hve acres, general average
thirty-five bushels per acre Wheat
average fourteen bushels Rye seven
bushels, was sown too late; general
average. ten to fifteen bushels Oats
276 bushels on nine acres, general
average thirty-fvc bushels per acre.
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h~ss agricultural payer In The cosssry VrSe ysnrs
and your neishesrs nasnes % Q pss1al card ard
mail 10 10 Esr.<vs' ktsssd ~. u, NsA -, ~
Price 80 cents year and frvuiso " every sss-
serieef
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=. 1870. a 49, a..
.,' w A ..s w
Suu VII su nSS.,S ~
e snosue' k.u s
LILY uo.n III, ras. "a .s.sp.
u's uosu ~, N VIC 's'' MI"
VI WINK"
| burlington dGrkeye! Senetos
rIumo. OF hansaas 10 mere. ne % ioii
OF business ana never mas tne I'd g
interviewed or 70 take dhhk. ne
walks, taiks, writes, unuer pressure
Q! steam. ana never rests. Inc ma
chinery OF ms nervous Douy VIII wear
out before long IL can stanu tne
pressure. a SHARP snrewo 'etiow -
fiunio, but ne II trnSennR tnrouSn
TINS pretty worm TOO raPiuiy.
81 have got." Gays Governor Butler.
Of Massachusetts,. five different speci.
nlens Oftannea skins Of human be-
ings. Here is pair of slipI.ers cut
ont from the breast Of white woman,
and ! have the whole skin from the
back Of another woman. This bust
ness has got to he q commerce. II
this investigation has cost So. 900, l
am satished u nave ompiished
no,h'ng out tme stopping OF th's new
,n"us,y. Inc money we"
spent
Ia1tnquahs anu so'cahic outoutsts
~ Cehtrai anu SCUM Amerca con
ti""e 70 occur WIN uhusuai 'Ieluen-
~ WHhih Tue iast SIN "hohths the
"'S'uroahces o' WIS ha,ure a""s tue
c"asn ~ uie hh"es nave oee" re
"'arhaoie, LAST winter there were
many eartiqua| shocks III oehttai
a"eIa' anu curing one o' them
.,'iail Isiana SANK OUT OF sign.. ABOUT
the same tiine news came that LAKE
Hicaca was uryihg up IN sufpfis-
ing ana alarming manner. Other
.sarthpiake shocSs ioiioweu' aestroy-
ing Nhiagts anu uoihg "her uahhage-
SeN' Tue So'cah"e oi VhetePe' IN
LAKE NHaragua' suuueniy puS' hto
eruption LOT the nrst tihie since the
,'is'".erN VI a"e.ca- ne,htiy t"efe
ia> neeh Nn'eht eaithlaahe w
r.cuauor, an" t"e great 'onano Oh
,oonI'aAi ha- "s"h 10 hhI' nruh
smoke. asnes anu niei'e,i rocS- ihe
,atrs, disturbance the Rihd we nave
iiear oi rs SHARK shock oi earth
Not only Is Ohio in danger Of being
lost To the Republicans. hut Iowa Is
held. perhaps. 10y. more precarious
tenure ka,asds City Times.
IL Is astonishing how deeply
Piincti the Bourbons and the weak
kneed brethren Of the Republican
press are over the condition of Ohio.
Illinois, and Iowa and 10 sum il up
il is oil about whisky aud its co-work-
crs. Illinois, by its laws, declares
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ve uIl3 80 - -pnia ~ any sAr< s~srips e
Nftv cpusA ~ n thr~s-c~ut ssauAt~. The .ic~tA<
u,rdsu hasses ssz- n ~ - isehrs with reA ess-s
sni deep tssi<s: I thiy. -s<r - u tafs->. s~Ff
s.c.t~pu.~ isusp r.rzf g. M IN etrcas frrc1rs
~, rfrrfIv tsselv- I sail ~rr-cn. iarzs .sf had
rsur A.llr~-s X Fi-t-scs a C.. ?. a. s-sx i--s
san n l-ri lnf irna-
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NEW CURE FOR SMALLPOX.

view ORR iimes.
The Mexican consul m Madrid
Spain, under date of April ), lss3
wrote to his government in Mexico IA
follows, viz:
In TT Liberal, newspaper, which Is
published in this city, appeared an
item which ! believed to be- of public
interest Ia make known in our coun.
try. in order that the medical faculty
may study and make Use of the in
formation which IL gives for the good
of humanity of the treatment which
ought Ia be used Ia cure perfectly the
terrible disease of smallpox.
RAMON CARoNA.
To the Secretary of Fbreign Rcldtions:
A surgeon in the English army in
China has discovered a remedy very
efficient in smallpox. The disease is
treated as follows:
When the fever has reached the
highest point, and before the eruption
appears, rub the chest of the patient
with croton oil and tartaric ointment,
which makes the eruption appear ON
that part of the body aud not ON the
Fest oft
By means of this treatment they
alsn obtain the result at causing the
erupti.n Ia break out entirely. and Of
preventing the disease from attacking
the internal organs.
Such il the treatment adopted in
the English army in India. and u il
considered a perfect cure. w
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Ahflcce9s - ss.sgss - -
" 1ilrs. - - sius hsssas vssls1y.
u.slu n pyvegsy. We CDR . 6Fsos shssce -
Wske noney We want Daoy 0ee. wssnrn, hnfs
ri rjrIs 10 uort for sixst In theis ess tcsli-
ties. Asy can do TIE scsk vsoprs1y 80 W.
timer oriisary s.ecs- Exp>sstse sasst fasnisess
me- No one ESQ snesgvs fak;s IN make money
saptaiy Yeu can devote yesr vhsi. tam 80 the
verk ar onsv yeur spsre usssnr ats- u!i fsiessp-
tIoa ara an that u neeaed scot free. Adafrs-
svsssOx 4 Co.. Possi.sd. Maine.
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RTNrnsi. iif- d sweeping by. 90 and
n dare L~s..r~ ys.u die. -ens-t hing
uIS ] mighty sud .asiinss seavs t~hsnt
q, .onla-r ,isn.. 50 s~ek In yssr ssa iS- a
q, oulnt ft.. 20 rs>k. Everything me- capital
mad r,aaI,,d W Gill fnrnish yea everything
Man, a., maxim lsstunr- Ladies nsssr - taai b
:. Iu.s ant bs,s asi girls make great pss HAD
rY M ,oa xsnt business st ~hirh ,sa ga ask .
sr, ~ nay all IN. TINE stii. ief particulars ."
u,iissr a 30 Portland. Azin~
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PERSONS AND THINGS.

One Of the children OF Charles sis
yer, the musical Mrs. Bruneft, was
tne originnai Of Paul Domtey, who Is
P.I" ',ie q"a'"'s' e"''a III he'i"h.
Jane trey Swissheim II growing
very RED rs 10 the nose, and, though
strfctiy temperate person. she Is con-
unuaiiy subjected 10 The suspicion of
oeibg agin drihker.
Pere Hyacjntbe has n brotber.in.I,w
in Kanss. CITY his wife h.s .n,n.
property there, and this fall they nrn.
noee 10 become ne,m,nent ras;den,s
OF that city. IL Is wickeder city
than Paris, and therefore better
field for missionary labors.
Isn't II about Time for Jobp 4
Anderson and his "bread and hu,ter
briyasle'' IN commence the n u Iand
taxation question again. or will they
have A new racke, for the n.xt cam.
paign: An anxious constituency
breathlessly await YOUR pleasure gen.
tlen,en.-A6aenc Gazette.
We viye n merriam of Dr R;sho,,s
able address delivered before tb,. ...tId
6ettlers', crlebrntjon ON the Eo,r,h
The orator ia one Of the most schoi.
larIy men i'm tbe stale AN OH r..;d..n,
who has accumulated very mucb
towards the higher deyeIon,,.nt Of
Kansas.-Manb1tfop Penubiico,
S.,.... Ea,,,,.,, r..
b., W.mn, Ta.'n., "' =, 'y U ciarI,ieu
.;,o ou a., Iii, m Washington
Sviss mountains he SAYS ..ani 4
Am co,nnelIed to own tha, incr.5;i,r..
a the assertion may anne.r thsra =.
Absolutely no comns .is1n betw,.e,, m.
6nes, effects thai are .xbiLiteJ ,h.r.
and what is seen in approachinr This
srand isolated n,oIntain ~
ch;..., ,,,r. ,n.,oh.,,
= M , ,r,' a'' Employs
80, -. -, ".eIass Wen
~ nnis ~, -. . ,.a ., sao'y
-, na .:;, IT, ~ ap 'nen,
No. gloves. mean that their hands
shall always be larger than tbose oT
the customers who are tI,t,ere,I I,y
the contrast. and thereby n,t into =
mood hu,nor for max inr nnrch.sas
Tn. A,,.,,,. .,a cn,sCo.-, -,
.ca otaa"I,nI.... I.n.I ana n..: ai
Con,n.nr a"n,no..J n,ai,i.. -, n.s
ds.nI,;. :,n;s.,i.,s no. .,.,;,.i MA
TIE Ss.te ~ E,nri.i. an .w..S "a i ~.
sSs .cr..s N ,.nJ i".a,a.I 10 ~.
ern portion OF the peninsula, for its
reclamation operations in that State.
This company has reclaimed nearly
I, sos, OO acres of land in Florida. and
the work Is still being vigorously
pushed forward.
Glass II beginning To take the plaee
Of wood and iron in making railroad
bridges in England. The inventor
makes blocks of glass which he hard.
ems by q special process. In soIiditv
Il In said they leave nothing 10 be de-
sired. The experiments already
made have given surprising results
and the cost IL below that OF bridges
Of wood and iron. Moreover ths
glass cannot be injured by insects
Ike wood. nor rusted like iron
Mr. Ke.ruav the u;,ow -, g..
Phil Kearnev Is At Long Rr.n.h
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aud phrass- sosnpsehsnsis~iy DEFINED. useful tsrss
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Worth x sins. ecmprs.ins The hisiesy ant N.Y.
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tsd vish over so engraving. .sic-y s.urd ;" 18th
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