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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-28
MONSTER COMBINATION.

Two COLOSSAL AMUSEMENT TEMPLES
MAssED IN ONE GREAT CITY OF
TENTs-NIGHT MADE BRIGHT AS
DAY BY BRUsH's DYNAMO LETRIC
LIGHT ILLUMINATING Power EQUAL
TO $4,000 GAS LIGHTS.
The Juvinile will now be in wild
excitement; also, his sisters, and
his cousins, and his aunts, in perfect
logical sequence his uncles and 9TH
er male relatives to know that the
O'Brien six shows, Royal English
Circus and Menagerie and Astley's
Museum, comprising colossal
Double Circus, two Leviathan Menag-
cries, famous Museum, Aquarium
and calisthenic Exhibition, etc.
The entire show, in all its undivided
vastness, for the usual Price of ad-
mission, is to exhibit at Owosso,
Sept. 90, 1883.
This grand consolidation OF the
two Monster Shows, comes to us
we'll recommended by the press,
wherever it has pitched its 168, 900
square yards of canvass. Of it, the
Snow Hill (Md.,) Messenger of April
20, 1883, ssys John O'Brien's cir
Gus showed in Snow Hill on Monday
last to an immense audience, and
gave first-class performance. In
deed, the ring performance was far
better than any we have ever had
here. During their stay the proprie-
tor exerted himself to see that the
best of order prevailed and that all
who visited the performance were
made comfortable and protected
from imposition. Mr.. O'Brien is
one of the best managers in the bust
ness and to his intelligent and
thoughtful supervision was due much
of the pleasure afforded on the occa-
sion. Our citizens were we'll salts
fed with the performances.-Snow
Hill (Md.) Messenger.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-28
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
AGAINST Fire AND Lightninp.

Against Fire and Lightning. /
wish to say to the people of Owosso
and vicinity that having been APP
pointed Agent for the popular and
reliable Home Co, the Citizens MI.
tual Fire Insurance Co., of Shiawas-
see, Genessee and Oakland counties,
1 solicit share of your patronage.
Office in Baldwin's store.
]. A. ARMSTRONG.
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W. :t,. p"r e .- r,l,a
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h'ia. al -rn ! . :. Il ~"
o.irr III ".,. T.. & l..n.$t"r
W"rk'- /. ed ii Il. sc Ia "a speech
Of lcc,';,t e.
H"W.' VA RI is Ia>;en n 70 New
York. wiIrr. lis railiU Il Interests de-
mand his imisci.ate ut eaton. The
shrinkaye in lis Speciai stOcAS within a
week Is estimated at slO. O0J.OuV. North
ern Pacific preferred was on Monday
hammered down TO 81 and the common
TO 3l&, while Oregon Transcontinental
touched 5li.
A dispatch from Erie, Pennsylvania,
states that E. &. Gaunt arrived there
from England and secured a package
of papers left by n dying relative,
which have been missing for $50 years,
by which he believes he can recover
$1,000, 900 from the British Crown. He
is a descendant of Mrs. Elizabeth
Gaunt, who was burned at the stake
at Tyburn by order of Jeffreys.
Some years ago the newspapers of
the whole country discussed the ques-
ton of the claim to the French throne
put forth in behalf of Rev. Ebenezer
Williams, residing in Wisconsin, known
as the Dauphin. He was long since
called to his fathers. His son, John l..
Williams, who lost fortune and be-
came mill employee at Edgerton, died
very suddenly, Saturday.
The conference of Pacific railroad
managers is still in session at San Fran
cisco. 1t is believed in that city that
Gould and the Central Pacific people
are the ones who are now endeavoring
to secure control of the Northern Pa
cific in Wall, street, and that if the Viii
lard syndicate can send his stocks up
ward in the market it can secure a
good percentage in the pool.
The greenback state convention in
Massachusetts was attended by 375 ac-
credited delegates. Ben. Butler was
nominated for governor and John
Howes for lieutenant governor without
the formality of vote. Howes de-
clined to serve, and Joined with the
other prominent greenbackers in call
Ing new convention at Worcester for
October 16.
Hundreds of mounted men are search
ing in the vicinity of Oxford, Indiana,
for the murderer of Miss Ada Atkin-
son. Twenty-six desperate stabs were
found upon her body, her throat having
been cut from ear to ear. The deed is
believed to have been the work of some
nervous woman for revenge. As fine
watch and well-flled porte-monnaie lay
near her corpse, robbery could not have
been the object.
Lyman Blair, president of the Chica-
go chamber of commerce, for many
years leading man in business circles,
met his death at his residence at Chica-
go Tuesday in manner which clearly
indicates suicide, although the coro-
ner's jury rendered verdict of acct
dental death; He had arranged to go
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-28
KNOW ALL AND FORGET NOT,

Know whatY to be seen, how easily
Piles or Hemeroids are cured without
cutting or ligating or using claws. No
lame backs, kidney and bladder Difficult
ties. womb and nervous troubles and all
and did you ever have one orhear of them.
Oct to- 81 and % and every Sp weeks ' there re-
helps but gets them entirely well. Who
does all this? DR.. C. II. Bennett, who
speaks English and German. Go and see
him by all means.
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NOTICE.

For SALE good city lots, CEN
trally located, only small payments
down required and sold on terms to
suit purchaser. Enquire of ]. E.
TURNER, Owosso, Mich.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

Two Short Horn bull calves REG.
IsrERED STocK. Also, an imported
Cotswold Ram and Berkshire pigs.
I. A. ARMSTRONG.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-28
ST. LOUIS.

WHEAT-Higher: No. Red Sept, 81 OK
@1.02Ac; October, SL02(01. OPS Nov, 81. ca
0l.049E. CoRN-Higher; 45(145slc Sept.
45@45Slc Oct. OATs-Higher; September
25Sk@26c; Oct, 96%c. RYE-Quiet at 54szc.
BARLEY-Steady at coarse. Provisions
Pork lower: $1L50. Dry Salt Meats quiet
at 5000, Go, GAO. Bacon steady at Sc. as.
$6.S7I6, S7.2l. Lard-loewr; $685.. Hoes
Higher; light, S5.00@5.10; heavy, 5000
$50.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-28

Down, Down, DOWN go the rates
on lob Work at THE TIMES Office.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

WHEAT-Lower; September. 94A@949sc;
Oct, 95A@95sGc; Nov, 979I@y7$lc.
oCoRN..Higher; Sept. .49%@49Tc; Oct,
499k@49%e; Nov, 4S%@4SNc.
OATs-Lower; Sept, z7A@27Ac; Oct,
27S@271sc: Nov, 2S11s92SAc.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork lower; Sept.
S10l7lt @1017t<; Oct, S10.17k@10 IN ;
Nov, $40 O@101O. Lard-Steady; Sept,
SIs2x@7.S219; Oct, SLs21s@7s2>f; Nov,
SL57t@7.57lS.
CATTLE-Market firm. We quote:
Choice to fancy export steers. =. SO. 15Cd6. 81
Good to choice native steers. -. s.. 60(d6. 0O
Medium to good steers. 4.30(d4 "
Common to fair steers. ........... 5.0005. IS
1CAdIlS. 1855 ......s..... O.OOCu4.cO
HoGs-Market firm. Sales ranged from
$4.4o(94.80 for packing lots: $4.S5(65.2 90 for
packing and shipping, and from S4sO@5. 40
Tor light
:. BUrTER-Steady. We quote: Choice to
Fancy Creamery at 25(927c y ID; ordinary
to good do. M(023c; good to fancy Dairy at
ls(g23c; common to fair do. 10915c.
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MILWAUKEE,.

WKEAT-Lower: Sept, 94slc: October,
@Ae; November, 97s4c. CoRN-Lower at
Sic for No. 2. OATs-Firm; No. 2 White,
275Ec. RYE-IIigher; 57ISc for No. L BAR
LEY-Higher at G31Sc for No. 2.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-28

For SALE--My house and lot situa
ted on Park st. PLATT ELwELL.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-28
BALTIMORE.

WHEAr-Western higher; No. Winter
Red Spot and Sept, S1.09k@1. 09X; Oct,
$1.10G1. 1925. CoBN--Western higher; Mix.
ed. Spot and Sept, Coo; Oct, 59LsCd59Jkc.
OATs-Western White, 3S839c; Mixed
do. 35Cd37c. RYE--Higher &C 64c.
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CINCINNATI

WHEAT-Firm; No. 2 Red Winter, 81. o,
CLOG. CoRN-Higher: No. Mixed,
Soc. OATs-Higher; No. 2 Mixed, 32I5c.-
RyE-Quiet; No.2 Fail, 571sc. Provisions
Pork dull at SLID. Lard quiet at S7.75.-
Bulk Meats firm at S5.0Od5 SIX. Bacon
steady at $7l24.
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NFW vORK

WHEAT-Higher; No. 2 Sept, s1.1S@
t91.l6a. CoRN-Quiet; Mixed Western
Spot 56(d63c
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BOSTON.
Ohio and Penn

WooL-Active and firm: Ohio and Penn.
sylvania extras 36(d42c; Michigan 34(a35c
combing and delaine selections 33(645c
California spring 22(d39c; pulled woods 26h
(d43c.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-28
THE MARKETS.

Prices paid in Owosso on Friday Morning
of This Week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-03
THE FAMILY TALK
TO ADVANCE THE PARTY INTERESTS
Meeting with the Hearty Approval of the B.pas.
llolus ThrOush the stats-Purthsr EIprss.
sIons on the Sable from Prominent Gentle.
men In WIrt, Barbour asd Hancock.


special correspondence ~ H1e HtageHoH'
ELIZABETH, WRIT Co., w. Va, August l.
l dropped down on this quiet village last
evening. Almost the first man l saw was
my old friend D. @. Casio. Mr.. Casio says
that the one prayer which he offers oftener
than any other ID that the Lord will try the
Democratic party Just once more In West
Virginia. His faith, however, is not the
strongest. Republicans generally feel very
hopeful OF the result. The proposed con.
ference meets with positive approval from
all with whom / talked.
w. V. Vernon, postmaster-A good idea,
and one that meets my heartiest approval.
MA. Kendall-At The next election l
shall cast my first vote for the Republican
ticket. l should like my vote 10 count, and
| wish it TO count. Idesire that every pos.
sible means be used TO secure the success
OF the Republican party. This conference
will, believe, be one Of those means. ,
o, G. Morris, Clerk Of the District Court
Put me down in favor Of the conference.
It can result in good only, under proper
management. ...I.r.1 :.
A. L. Rogers, Attorney-A consulta:.
tion will at least help to draw out ideas and
help to ascertain the condition and needs
OF the party in the various portions OF the
State. These ideas and this information
should be Of great value in the coming
campaign. i4 ~ l. +
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Brarta. Court House, Augla l..
PRAISE FROM sIK HUBERT.
our Democratic Friends Don't Want u
10 Make Any HIeedinx Errors.


our Democratic Friends Don't want us
to Make Any bleeding Errors.
Cincinnati Enquirer tDsm)
The Wheeling lSrELL1dgScEh, which We
believe 10 still edited by the man who
achieved some celebrity by making mouths
at Conkling in the Chicago Convention
OF 1880, declares that the Republicans will
make u fight for West Virginia in 1884. II
assumes that, to this end, there must be
unity and thorough understanding OF
the party's plans. 1t suggests the holding
OF family talk, conference, an experi'
ence meeting, a mass convention, q council
OF war, W. ere the representative men and
editors OF the Republican party can meet
and talk over matters. This is a good
scheme, aud we Join the New York Tribune
in commencing it. 1t will get the leading
Republicans OF the State together, and
work an exposure Of the plans that ought
TO be kept secret Il the party means busi.'
ness. The men who know the least, but
think they know the most will talk the
loudesn aud keep the party organs in 9
state OF painful explanation for year, and
the cfsnks will. be in their glory. There
has never been q general parry conference
in Ohio on either aide, ST the kind pro-
posed by the INTILLlGRscEE that has done
any good, and generally they have been
positively harmful 10 the party engaging
In them,
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, Poll Pnrro, npd nopI.ey Time

HARRlspvRe, August "a lively scene
occurred in the house after Thompson, OF
Beaver county, closed his speech Of over
one hour and a half in favor Of forming a
free conference. As he concluded mem.
bers from all parts OF the house
broke into loud applause, WHICH
Hines, OF Luserne, who Shs IN the chair,
was unable 10 restrain, and Republicans
and Democrats alike crowded about the
seat Of Thompson to congratulate him.
While the confusion was at its highest the
question Of the adoption Of the resolution
was put by the Chair. Hines declar-
ed it carried. Remonstrance arote
from all psag Of the hall, b9t The chair
disregaried Them and ordered the reading
Of the Lowry Congressional apportionment
bill. This done motion was made to ad.
journ. Several Republicans claimed the
ATTENTION Of the Speaker pro leM bpt were
disregarded. The motion to adjourn was
declared carried and the Speaker left the
chair,
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FoREloN NoTgs.

The telegraph operators on the Mexican
National railroad struck yesterday morn.
ing. They demand an increase Of $50 per
month. Trains are interrupted.
The report furnished the press OF the al.
legged speech by Parnell In which he was
made 10 state, referring to Carey, that the
Justice denied by The Government had
been accomplished, Is hoax.
In the House Of Commons yesterday the
Under Colonial Secretary stated that pa.
peIs relative to indemnity for violence
done the American fishermen OF Fortune
bay were being prepared. The Govern.
ment had received no answet'irom the
United States concerning the proposition
for joint measure 10 pravent recurrence
Of similar troubles
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The stiux Of Ipgratitude.

Ngw YcRx, August 2-Jossph Ding q
burly negro, made desperate attempt,
early this morning, 90 murder Slrs. Marcia
Marthone, a Cus.r, and the wife OF q
cigarmaker, because she would not desert
her husband and live with bi,a. N4rthone
had supported Disz during the past winter la
and spring, when he was cut of work. tbs
m moTnins early DiAz forced aA entrance into
Mrs. Marlilaps's bed room, a.d after vainly
eudeavoripg to got her to leave her hus'
hand, sbot her four hRes 10 the head, Pfo.
ducins voapds that will IN NJ pt9ieaeiIisy
ssiyrd ] bullet 10 tho foot. Joseph Barnett,
n friend OF Ms. MarthoHs'S, xss6 iurk on
the head by Disz with tho butt Of revolver
and rendersd unconscious Daz was At'
was arrsiyned this morning and held TO
await The results Of the victims III iries.
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pE4poy SMITH
Talks ON the ohio CampaIgn-Poraker
Will be Elected.

VIII bcEtecttu.
Chicago, August 2.-Mr. Richard Smith,
OF the Cincinneti Commercial Gazette, re.
turned from Lake Forrest yesterday morn:
ing, and a reporter teos:Iadvantage Of an
opportunity to ask him how the campaign
was getting along in Ohio.
Everything Is running smoothly,H he
said, land Foraker vii, bo' elected" y"
"What igure will the Prohibitionists
cutP"
"There are good many Prohibitionists,
but they wont make prohibition a party
question, and not many votes will he cast
for the distinctive ticket,%
TliE GERMAN VOTE. T
"How are the Germans afected?"
"The saloonkeepen left us largely last
year, but good many will coRe back.
The Germans ostslds Of that business are
not affected materially, and don't know
why they should be. Taxing saloons that
have been free for thirty years Fedueea the
taxes Of people in other branches Of bust.
mass. The Scott tax law Is the most popu.
lar law we eyer had In Ohio, and It 10 70.
ing to stick. No party will dare to repeal
JUDGE HoADLY.
"Is Judge Hoadly making much pro-
gress2"
81 think not"
"Isn't he as popular as the Democrats
though he would be2"
"He Is a very able man, but he isn't a
Democrat, and never can be a Democrat
in the party sense Of the word. And he is
not now expressing the views that be
honestly entertains He Is only strong
when he says what he thinks. When he
tries to alter his opinions in order 10 shape
himself to suit the Democratic party he Il q
weak manY"
%The people are tlading that outP"
ale shows Il. He doesn't suit the moss
back Democrats. He has not been with
them. And this report that has gotten out
that he bought his nomination u goingto
hurt him very seriously"
'iiHow will Hamilton county got"
ut Is an uncertain quantity, but think
the Republicans will carry IL"
"Will the election in the State be
elose 2"
"My judgment Is that Foraker will have
from 10000 to 5000 majority 7"
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EEwPoRT, W., August Fifteen or
more passengers we're injured by an acci.
deps on the Southeastern road yesterday,
two or three perhaps fatally. Mira Bowen,
of Masonville, Quebec, probably fatally in.
jured. SIS. Smith, Customs officer, at
Richiord, Vermont, had two ribs broken;
Frederick Pierce, Of stanstead, Quebec,
had his ankle snd toes badly crushed; Con.
ductor Lamotte had wounds on head apd
shoulder; Lizzie Hoag, Of Montreal, iniur.
ed in the back and knee; Mrs. Thompson,
OF stanstssd, had her leg fractured; Engi.
neer MacKinnon had an ear torn off and
received scalp wound; Tom Murah, fire.
man, had his leg broken in two places and
an arm broken; Adrien Lavarclure, Of
Montreal, hsd both lsgs injured, The sec:
probably spreading by the weight OF the
epgines,
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THE NATIONAL DEBT,
An Analysis OF the siatement for the
Month Of July,

Month Of July,
WAsHISGTos, August 2.--Mr. John NJ
Carson, CLERK Of the Committee on Way
aud Means, has furnished the following
analysis OF the public debt statement fol
July:
The close OF the first month Of the new
fiscal year shows reduction OF the public
debt since July ] Of 5000, 900 in round
ppmbers. This reduction, however, is NOT
real, in the sense that obligations TO the
amount named have been discharged dur,
ing the month. 1.-The debt columns showing
no change worth noticing since the begin,
ming of the month. The reduction 10 pro.
duced by the payment Of about $1,000, 900
for accrued interest, and an increase oil
about S., 10000 in the available cash bal
ance, which is now Sl55, ,727 1876.
The Treasury now has nearly S20S, 600,
900 in gold coin and gold bullion, an In,
crease during tho month Of nearly SS,000,-
p0D AgairSt this gold fund there Is out.
standing 8n,0O0,0O0 in certificates, an in
crease Of Sui 900 for the month. The ac.
cumulation oi standard silver dollars in the
Treasury goes steadily forward, the number
OF these pieces now held being over ga.
100000, against which there 70 outRtanding
nearly SIT, 5,000,0e9 ip certificates. OF the
S2SQ, Q,0eg coined In JULY one e'half went Into
circulation, and the remaining one.half
went into the Treasury. Including the
s2s, 1000, 900 OF fractional currency, the
weight OF the silver coin now in the Trea.
sury Is 9,0S4 tons. The receipts for the
month compared With those Of July,
1881, sbey a falling of Of over 81
4ss,pe0, this loss being mainly In In
ternal Revenue receipts. The operation Of
the new tax schedule, by which some
taxes were reduced one-hali, and, certain
other taxes abolished, will explain this
loss. In customs receipts there Was an In.
crease over last July OF nearly $1,000, 900,
caused by the liquidation Of duties on
which was held in bond until
after July !, in order to secure the benefit
Of the reduced rstes under the new tariff
act, The annexed figures show the re-
eeipts for July, compared with the cores
ponding month Of the preceding year:
Customs-1Ss3, $50, 0,9O9, ,2s9; 1882, sic, ,s50,.
$50. Internal Revenue-lSS3, SS,SS4, 1856;
1882, $l2, ,255, l66. MiGpellaneous-lSS3, S.
207, ,222g; 1889, "a ls2, ,0229. Totals-lSS3, S32,-
l00, ,S0l; 1882, $50, ,92s,724.
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DoRsEY,s srAtEnENr.
Interview with whtteisw Reid Relative
10 Stanley MntheWs' Appointments

to stanley Mathews appointment
CHICAGO, August IA morning paper
publishes an interview with Whitelaw
Reid. Of the New York Tribune, relative to
the appointment OF Stanley Mathews 10
the Supreme bench. Mr.. Reid gives an
emphatic denial to the whole story. The
following Is the interview: The reporter
said he had been sent to ask Mr.. Reid con.
cerning Dorsey's statement about the al-
legged bargain which Dorsey said Reid
probably knew about for the appoint
ment of Stanley Mathews to the Su-
preme Bench. Reid replied: ~ never
madea amy such bargain with General Gar
field, directly or indirectly, and have no
reason to think any such bargain was made
with any one else. never even asked him
for the appointment Of Mathews, nor did l
know Mathews was to be appointed after
his rejection by the Senate under Hayes"
An interview with Mr.. George Jones, OF
the New York Times, is also published, In
which Mr.. Jones pronounces untrue the
Dorsey statement, that he had ever asked
for, sought or accepted aid from the Ma
tional Committee or any one.
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NAPLES, August liking Humbert yes.
terday visited tho scene OF the earthquake
at Ischla, and went over the ruins Of the
destroyed towns. He expressed deepest
mpathy with the sufferers and directed
the distribution Of money and provisions
TO those in need.
Another severe shock OF earthquake was
felt on last evening, which put stop to
the work Of searching the ruins for bodies
OF victims.
1t is believed that some persons buried
under the falling buildings at the time Of
the earthquake, are still alive in the ruins.
The use Of lime on the ruins is, therefore,
opposed,
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What Delegate aiaEinnis says About It's
Admission.

Aumihslnn.
CHICAGO, August2.-Dslegate Maginnis,
OF Montana, was approached by reporter
.o-day, and the following question was pro-
pounded him: "You are talking out in
Montana about seeking admission as q
State, are you not?"
"0h, yes; we have been discussing that
question for some time, and will elect a
Constitutional Convention for that purpose
which Is to meet next winter"
"Haye you the requisite population?"
"No specific cnumber oil people is required.
The matter is one which ia left wholly to
the discretion Of Congress, and as such It be-
comes purely political question"
"What do you think Of the prospects 2"
at is generally considered doubtful
whether a Democratic Congress will admit
either Dakota or Montana, and the argu-
ment they use Ia that it would be poor
pelities to admit a Territory which would
probably send two more Republican Sena
tors to Washington and increase the vote
in tho Electoral College. That's the point
OF the business, and you can judge Of Mon.
tana's prospects Of admission about as well
az can't ~.
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better class OF people who are decidedly in
the msjority are fully determined that
these outrages must cease. I do not appre.
hend any violence at present but II the
KiRneys escape, there will be rough
times in Doddridge, and any man
who commits murder or indulgeS in an
unusually bold robbery will feel the weight
OF public indignation in very iorcible
way. Each Of the murders has been pecu.
liarly bloodthirsty, and, with the possible
exception Of the Swigart-Bucher case with
out any mitigating circumstances unless
Cayton's story be true, and few believe It.
swiRart's victim died:last night 1t seems
pretty thoroughly established now that
Swigart shot in self.deiense.
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BosYor, August 2.-rhe journals Bangor
s,ecial says The creditors d snaT Bros.
are rppidly placing attachments oa the
rronerty Of that firm in tic hope that the
kiSIne craaItors will be given preference
oyey The creditors OF other s atps. As re.
CARDS S iha propariy Of this firm IN Maine in
ihat Founty the atttGhw Mt aggregates
S72 OCO: n'her at,afhnAptS HpaD thel + per
~ Of the arm 10 other parts " the state,
sc,rtg,le X $IO0,00O rhtre ! aunsidenhle
spprehension iu regard To 1T S,ephens,
Nav Brunswick Bank, though II Is believed
no suspension will be forced.
~ RISgua Mg August 9 1t Is stat, d that
the Nova Scotia gapk Of Montreal, has
been heavily involved by the failure Of
shaw BroS. The Bank OF St. S.epbeps is
slso a heavy loser. It 10 said the above
banks held the paper of Shaw Bros. 10 the
eTtept Of s50OyGcO each,