Morris tribune., 1883-10-17
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| :, The lowa State Reporter ANS the
saloons mus so, ,!,.5.;. IL. .. ....rs,
| Virginia colore4 mea pc %aAlFing
opposition to Mabona. .,.. =. md
| The story Of, Mary Andets"p,s. ,7qaab
of the prince of Wales is revived. ..
! 'Re9. David Bdell IIhickerijo3hGr. ,n&g
been consecrated IEpisoopai bishop Of ihl-
! ana ~: -:...l ...,.3 .-3. ::l..., r. ,'"Ei .
Mrs. Langtry has arrived in New
York; She brings with heF 81 Few! 5jJNb
i" is said that Tie 'postm5t5ster general
| is willing to reinsttte Paul WATERFRONT Il fe
| will resign immediately thereafter. 81
Gov. Porter, of Ohio, says! lack Of
| money was the cause, OF it. He says pEtl-
man only gave SlOO ana grtlmbled al t4ag,tg r
The total deposits in the Manchester
| (N.JH) savings bank amount to SiO,GnO)p
9pe halt of which is the property of 'Ynch:11
men. -. ..> . ...Gr s.n:,;.Es
Messrs., Moody and Sanrlkey haavs t4-
ceived information that il they. yisiJJ, G2E"f,
Ireland, they will do it at the rfsk' or Their
lives. .aahW IlsI boil .t023nniM,
l. The Washington Critic yhhsana iute13-
view with an unnamed Democrat jip WyE}2il
Randall is credited with 10S votes for liie
speakership. M. T. .@.'''
BIZ Seeratary Folger has called for &l5I J.
900, 900 3 per cents, to be paid 4lqaeHEstD -
next The called bonds are those tsSAe& Qaldl'
the act of July Il, 1882. .l,...,.
The new Glion steamer, Oregon, made
the trip from LIVERPOOL to- New York III 2
days s hours and 33 minutes, not beating, TIE
record, but experiencing very bad weatthfesE:,
Proctor Knott, governor OF k1cntua!fyb
is compiling d work on,wit and hu:nor, W;Fch
is to make several volumes. TIE Is asSf{5re4
by A. r. Srofford, congressional NblFti'IsRi&
Z The Cork exhibition has Gloss ,l,tA4
closing act being the Kissing ei,s 4 ttvD pS&vf
the Queen which would have DE4fG;Ri E1t41 d
Y dheial row if the police had not beeI very
active
A telegram from New York says that
James L. Voorhees,, son of Senator Voorhees,,
has become insane from dram TIC ambition,
and is now under the care Of Dr. Hammond,
of New York
It is the general opinion Of Raplbli-
can statesmen and politicians ana; III, .teaui S
in Ohio and Iowa will have no effect ca the
presidential election; and the equally general
opinion of Democrats that it viii.
Bayard says of Butler that he
turned traitor to the Democracy when it
needed every vote, and cannot he again
trusted in national politics; the local Inter
ests of Massachusetts,, however, may need
him, says the Delaware statesman.
Some rascals tapped the telegraph
wires at Jerome park on Saturday and sent
false reports of the races over the country to
the pool rooms. At St. Louis tie propriators
lost SO, 800 in consequence, Pittsburg $500,
and other places various sums from 500 to
800
Herr Most, the socialist. attended
meeting of the International SOciaiistlc W rrE-
mems association at PittSburg, at which he pre-
scented set of principles, the points of which
are that capital controls everything, and that
a conflict with labor is inevitable: that ex-
isting charges must be DESTROYED by relent-
less revolution, and no one man be permitted
to hold more than &I010J0 worth Of prop
erty.
A Bradford, Pa, special tells Of
preparations for war in the mining region.
On Saturday and Sunday 5000 armed strik-
ing miners were encamped at the works alcng
tie line of the Pittsburgh & Rochester R. r.
and the mine owners had prepared for the
forcible opening of the mines, at Dubois by
securing 100 Pinkerton detectives and arming
them with Winchester rifles, 50 caiibre revol-
vers and abundance Of ammunition. The
proprietors say they will resume work if it is
necessary to kill off the entjse force Of
strikers.