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The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22
W 0 NJ AN.

Cheaper than physIcians' bills, and to be
used by women exclusively. It is prepared
for them only. and is specially adapted TO
cases whore the womb is disordered, and will
cure all Irregularities of the ssmenses,n or
.'monthly courses" whether aoute or chronic,
by restoring the discharge. This great boon
Is DIR. j. Bradfeld's Female Regulator and
known and recognized as ''Woman's Best
Friend" Prepared by DR.. ]. Bradfield, At
lanta, Ga. Price: trial size, 75c; large size,
sl.5O. For sale by all druggists.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22
HOME ON TINE.

"If am not at home from the party to-
night at ten o'clock . said husband to his
wife, do not wait for me-" THAT l won't,n
replied the lady, significantly; I'm come for
YOU" To prevent difficulty the gentleman
managed it so as to be home precisely at ten
o'clOck;;" and he was careful TO carry home a
package of NJ A. Simmons Liver Medicine
to cure his wifes sick headache.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

Tho Ripley Sentinel says, Gen. Chal-
mers has commenced taking testimony,
preparatory to his contest for seat in
the 4Sth Congress. Col. Harris is at
torney for Gen. Chalmers, and Ed. NJ.
Watson, Esq, for Col. Manning.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

We have. e.receiyed the initial number
Of THE State Ledger" published at
Jackson, by r. H. Henry, Esq. 1t is
an eight page paper, neatly printed
with well managed editorial depart
ment, replete with news and pithy arti-
cles. Thesprospects OF the Ledger are
good, aud the efficient management at
the head will leave nothing undone to
secure success. The subscription price
is 81 so year.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

The river is falling at Cincinnati, but
the water is still very high at Cairo.
The Mississippi is rising rapidly, and it
is feared there will be another disastrous
overflow. The water has already gone
over the levees at some places on the
Louisiana shore, and il tue water con
tinues TO rise 1t will soon break oyer
the levees on the mississippi side.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

The Shenpao, Chinese newspaper,
gives an account Of a man 81 years old,
with 80 children--sixteen pairsssof twins.
The father is poor farmer, and the
children are supported by their neigh.
bors.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

Judge Jere Black charges that the re-
publicans in congress are not really try
ing to suppress polygamy in Utah, but
are only working to make a republican
State of Utah.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

Jonas Reynolds was shot and killed in
Somerset, KY, the other day by Mar
ahal Hansford, from whom he was endeav-
ing to escape. The Coroner's Jury found
the killing was not in self-defense.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22
FROM TYLERTowN.

Ty1ERTowN. Feb. 14th, 1888.
The first Quorterly meeting will be
held here at the Masonic Lodge, the
fourth Sunday in this month. Rey. b.
s. Rayner, with our local minister, will
have charge Of 1t. The Lodge is to be
fitted up next week for the occasion.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

The Boston Journal says, the great
comet is still to be seen with the naked
eye under the dog star. 1t appears some
what ghostly, but its proportions are
still immense. The tail will probably
sweep over the dog star.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

For colds coughs. asthma in short for an
and all arrangements OF the lungs or respira-
tory organs, or for any complaint tending to-
Ayers Cherry Pectoral In all ordinary cases
II is q certain cure and it affords sure relief
even in advanced stages
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

1t is said that Mrs. Frank Leslie with
a number of artists and personal friends,
will make tour Of the south. She will
herself write the descriptions which the
artists will illustrate.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

Maria Sanders, on marrying John
Beabout, aged 81, at Ashland, o., receiv-
ed present OF 100000 in real estate.
She says, however, that it is a love
match.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

Not long ago a man in.Franklin conn
ty, who owns mill, said II lose two
dollars every day run my mill, but
am bound to do it or starve 10 death. "
Those who raise cotton to the exclusion
Of corn and meat for home consumption,
perhaps can possibly give no better rea.
sons for deyoting SO much Of their time
to cotton. We do not believe the cotton
producer realizes enough for cotton to
pay for the actual cost of production.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

Go TO Z. Smiley & CO. for bottle of their
cleansing solution and clean your old clothes
for Sunday.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

Henry Ward Beecher says that he
would rather be the descendant of n
monkey than to think he was made OF
the dust of the earth.
Keep quiet Henry; you have played
monkey long enough, and SO far as the
dust Of the earth is concerned, you'll gel
back to that some day.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

The Bonnet Care Crevasse has beer
closed, and the levee is now above til,
highest water ever attained by the river
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

Ask Your Druggist For Shriner's Indian
vermifuge. and If lie fails to supply you. adj
dress the Proprietor, David L. Foutz, Balti.
more, Md.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

Complimentary resolutions in regard
to Rev. J. r. Parish can be found in
this issue.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

If the election of President pro tenn OF
the United States Senate is left to an
extra session Of that body, it will be a
cose contest. with chances in favor Of a
democrat.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

Hold on dar Jake. wants to no whar yer
got dat fine hossl Wy Sam dis is de same ole
hoss 1 had las year. give him +. Smiley Il
Co.'s condition powders, dats what makes i'm
look so fine.
The New York Herald says the most
mastery speech yet made on the tariff
question in Congress was deliverered in
the Senate by Senator Lamar, of Missis-
sippi.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

Cen u. s. Grant may not want a third
Presidential term. bat. if n prudent man will
keep DIR. Mnffett's Teethina in the house for
Young Sartoris. 1t eau be found ut any Drug
Store,
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

Try Harry Hall for all kinds of Came
Vegetables, Fish and Meats.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22
DR.. w. M. w rotten,

MAGNOLIA, MISSISSIPPI.
Thankful for the liberal patronage nlis his
tofore extended to him, again teiiae'; ',.;eiui-
professional services to Magnolia anu dis
ty. Special attention paid tc 9psr,sserip
eases uf fcnalcs and 10 obstetrics;
lions carefully compounded at all houfs'
t2i lYoc
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

Death an unwelcome visitor takes of so,
600 children yearly from neglect or bad trea :
ment. who could have been saved by DR.. Mof
fetts Teethina iTeething Powdersl.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

Queen Victoria has twenty two grand
children and will soon have twenty-four,
Clarion.
We think that is a speculation in
futures.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

They have wet ordinance in Ne,
Orleans. They ought to hang it out
dry.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

The discussions in Congress on the
tariff question exhibits very noticeable
feature Of the protective tariff of men Of
the North. They want northern indus
tries amply protected, but they want
Southern sugar and Southern rice on
tie free l.st Why this distinction?
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

If you want full value for your money. Won
know where to gO-to Harry Hall-at the old
reliable Red Corner.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

Have You heard how cheap Harry Hall i
selling Groceries
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

Gen Lewis has been elected to congress
from the siSth district of Louisiana.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

Jeffersonville, Ind. has made an up.
peal foi aid. The city is inundated.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

Many children die from worms whose death
is attributed to spasms or congestion. DR..
Moiett's Teethina would have saved their
lives.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

II some enterpising poet wants to imi.
tate Longfellow's Hiawathee, lie ought
to get the names Of some the streams in
Mississippi and Florida, before he starts
his poetical machine. II would make
good reading matter, for fact.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

The river and harbor bill will hardly
get through this session. on.-Fayette
Chronicle.
We DO not know how Bill will make
it, but we are inclined to think the river
will go through--to the sea.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

f. Smileys & Co.'S. Condition Powders are
the best Price, IS cents and so cents per
narkaoa
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

If you want choice Seed Potatoes try Earry
Hall.
The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22
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The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22

Work on the Mississippi, leYees Il
being pushed toward rapidly,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-02
A New Exchange.

New York, September, IA new
exchange will be opened here shortly,
to be known rs the Electric Manufac.
turing and Miscellaneous Stock EN-
change of New York, limited 1t will
deal in all securities embraced under
this title, establish market prices for
them, and record transactions in them.
The exchange is to b. limited to 800
membership, and have u capital of
S625 900, and such surplus as may be
derived from sales of membership at
a premium. The totals will be similar
to those of stock exchanges, the new
feature being the daily auction sale of
all classes OF securities. A gratuity
fund is to be established for the bene-
fit of members, similar to that of other
exchanges 1t is stated sutli ient
number of applications are already re-
ceived to insure its successful organi-
cation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-02
A Hard story.



The many friends of Major Barkley
will be glad TO hear that hei5 up and
about feeling none the worse from his
late mishapin Fort Worth. He has
been in that city for some time and
became very hungry, as do all persons
who remain over in that town any
length of time. The restaurant, ut
which he boards, having bought some
chickens from Dallas county farmer,
Major Barley determined on a square
meal. Hunger impelled him to be
too fast I'm his eating, and he swal.
lowed one of the birds side-bones
and drum stick a physician and
artssian water have brought him out
all right. Mr.. George Waller, who a.
one time was The proprietor 81 large
hotel in Fort Worth, says II is nothing
unusual in Fort Wortli for strangers to
choke themselves with bones, forks,
spoons, etc. after remaining there
four or five days. He says their nppe-
titles get To iie sharp enough 70 make
them swallow anything they can
reach. He swears that the regular
boarders ia that town brokr MIN up
b., eating his napkins. When they
commenced oi lhe table cloth snd gov
TO CARVING The legs OF the table, ne
CltlIt the place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-02
BRorGnr TOGETHER
After separation of fcrty-rwo Years.
fSalt Lake News

lSalt Lake News
On Thursday. Mrs. Williams, wife
OF Mr.. A. L. Williams, OF this city, OBJ
served among the published names of
Rights Templar from Philadelphia
that OF II. r. Stokes. This being the
iady's family name her curiosity was
excited, Us she was impressed with the
iu.a that he must be n rel
alive. Her father. Mr.. w. II. Stokes,
was consulted, but he was incrcdulous.
lie left Philadelphia forty,two years
ago on account OF a MISUNDERSTANDING,
with an elder Brother, since which
time he has never seen any member of
the family nor been In communication
With either of them.
AZ the request Of Mrs. Williams
her husband visited the Con,
tincntnl hotel, where Mr.. !,
T. Stokes was stopping, and found
him in the evening. As soon rs Mr..
w. saw the gentleman he was struck
with the family resemblance to his
Authoritative. Mutual statements re-
garding the names of relatives made
the matter still more clear, aud MIR.
stokes walked dows TO Mr.. Williams
residence.
Messrs. u. +. aud w. Il. Stokes
met, but there was no rccogni-
ton, A conversation ensued,
which placed the matter beyond
doubt, when the first named gentle.
man exclaimed with deep emotion,
There Is no longer room for doubt, |
am your brother. was little Ben,
! seven years old when you left home.
The unhidden tears burst from the
eyes and coursed down the cheeks oi
the veteran rs the discovery If the
brother he had not seen foi
| forty-two years flashed full upon him
We need not so further, as the
sequel of this romantic incident may
be much more readily imagined than
described. The time was spent IL
midnight in mutual relations of per
sonal history and Inquiries aud an
swcrs regarding other members of til,
inAnily. Yesterday morning Mr.. b
f. Stokes departed for San Francisco
with the understanding that he woul,
stop over hear for short time on til,
return trip.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-02
staple i,ry Goods.

| HEAVY BROW y CoIross--Net 20 Days Eli
lerprlse. "a, 6la Langley. "a, ~; Langley, ~
az. Atlantis, ~ Z. ~
FRYE BROWN CorroNs--A ppletnn RAJ, 7s6
Bangor ~, 61E; Root g III. 6s6 Bedford H., &
in, 81; Pepperel r., ~.
BLEAcIiEnCoTToNsN Net % days. Iunsial,
~, ~: LANCER ~, 5lS Blackstone a A "A. u
Cabot ~. ~: 20 v ~, ~; Our own ~, b.
DuILLs7s Black and brown rom. Hkm ~
g fiRowN DucKs-%Lone Star Boy, II: Mag.
nolia, on, il4; 10 on, Is,
brand 10 or, 10.
TicKtSG--C onestogi,, gold medal, lb,1, nHn
gor fnncy stripe No. !, III; Omega, A, y. A.
1917: Thorndyke, ~.
MISUNDERSTANDING, ~ Vi; American, ~; Ar
lngtona, w TO ~; Apron checks, VI 10 los
HICKORY Standardization blue ant
black, ! sc; Rock river, M
PBiS1S-- Hart II, SIC; Hpraguea Jl6c; Coz
Devon dress styles, l0c1l2; Earlesi6n, -
book fold, ssS@glS;.
toTroN DnFss 8ooDs--DlbeHe &C.; Aipaoe
lustcrs Ddlgkc; Iirocadcs, 7iSc
BLANK rs addle blanIefs 90 Oosg | 90 pos
doa.; grey blankets si.2i. 39O y ,6s.h each
white blankets, s22l, 500, l,D0dei2yl each
scarlet blankets, 500, g.0o6tIp.iw each, call
fornia blankets, 500. 7.pl6pi253 caclI silver
grey blankets, t2.2,, 21bt@S.bi each. lap robef
s2.UJ6pKi.OJ epch
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-02
FINANCE AND C0MMER CE



:, New York September i.--Money easy at 20
~: closed offs,euatg
Prime mercantile paper blS18it.
Sterling exchange, bankable bills, dull
at isiM, sights "a.
Three per cent, bonds --ln3l1
Coupons, i}s's lex, intercst---..l24,
Coupons, fs---i lgle
NEW YoRH, $ ptemeer l,--Governmen,
bonds steady
share speculation buoyanta and opened firm
but dec'ined h,Jnlis Wizards and Denver
yielding the most weak ness however short
lived, as low pric iniucod purcha Sers both
for leading OPP 'rntors aud outsiders SOM oi
the traders and c''ronc bears early In the
dry were predicting lower figures but steady
hnNine caused n change of 'front.' Az least ON
the part oi IN former. AID IN the nj ernuou
they we've free buyers the general list, com.
mission house also lllled innuN inNosimcnt
or g $. haying was stimulated by mighty en-
couraging advi es from The corn belt. II has
nern stated That the weather is MI that enuld
DO desired. The advance fom tbs lowest
poins to- ny ranged from l5A,la per cent,
Wizards, Changers, Coaler central Pncinc.
Louisville aud Nashville, Missouri H., inc,
New York Central Lake Shore aud wabash
preferred being prominent IN the Improve
lnent. The best quotations fnF the week were
current near the close. compared with iasi
nights closing price are 102M per cent
higher, except for Denve Mhich IL " lower
Transactions 35g,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-02
Ice Cream.

The ice cream parIor Of Capera d
Bro. continues the centre Of attraction
for the society young f,lks Of the city.
They seem to realize that the season
will soon be drawing TO q close, that
the evenings for ice cream are num'
bered, and that cold grub will so5h be
a thing of the rast. Night after night
they HE themselves away 10 this
popular place Of resort and while away
Il few hours in innocent amusement
Capera d Bro. have spared no p,ins -
make their establishment MI that
could be desired, and the liber.tl pat
gonage bestowed upon them u sum
Gent evidence that they have sue.
cpeded In their undertaking. Last
eyeniDgan unusually large erowd was
In attendance, an the hall rang with
,lcrfiment till a laie hour.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-02

PROXY was w. w. Gibson, whose
former relations with PROXY led him
to believe him really dead; but when
the fact came out that the whole thing
was a fraud Mr.. Gibson was not little
chagrned and at once refused TO have
ANYTHING further to do with the mat
ter. The societies to which PROXY be-
longed were also gulled into passing
appropriate resolutions, rs Is thei, Gus
tom upon the death of member in
full fellowship.
On the nth day of the present
month, warrant was sworn out for
Proby's arrest and placed i'm the hands
Of The sheriff, who subsequently fund
his III an ut work rs carpenter at La
Puente station, about twenty miles
from Los Angeles. When the officer
approached him and asked him his
name, he replied:
"My name is Osborn.u
"Iou look very much like man
once knew by the name of Proby,u
answered the officer.
That Is my name, sir,n PROXY said
and quietly submitted to arrest.
On the way to Jail PROXY gave de-
tailed account Of his crime, confessinp
the guilt of himself. aud the implicl.
ton of Baden and Ieron. He said he
thought the insurance money would
be good for his wife and children, and
it was with that idea that he con-
ceived and executed the crime.
After crying out in the water for
help, he swan about mile ~
the beach and landed safely. Since
that time he had wandered through
Oregon, Washington and Montana
territories and California. He had not
been able to keep his secret, having
written letters To Mr.. w. w. Gibson
and others OF this place; and failure
to secure the insurance money had
lnade him reckless of consequences.
Ii has also leaked out that the woman
with whom he lived while here was
not bis lawful wife, he having deserted
his wife some years ago in Navarro
county, who In turn eloped with an
other man pending suit for divorce.
Warrants are out for the arrest of
Baden and Ieron, but they have left
California and their whereabouts is
not known. Mrs. PROXY No. 2 is at
Wild Horse, Texas, fifty miles west of
Big Springs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-02

SKIRyiso:--No |, cnllfDrnii,, ~ = NJ, q 70
| fro; no. y california. peJ ~ ~ ~ n cie.i Nc.
I Et,Ir On pel ID, 10 ~ ~ ri,i Nh I, Fair
/ uoulock Dor ib ~ 20 % obi No, Diio oab
l nor Ib ~ 10 ~ ria,
Xsgon. long tug slS Opot 6r.
f'0Li Asts.--Was"n, fol stock ~ yl6rlg %
Wagon, extra WOOL, dNiSDs6Df luek COILS
81 f6ai y.
iIRiDLEs.-- Blind, Per dozy q 304 DO "
Filings, No. | cx., per doz., u yDm ~
SADDLES. Raised stamped AL, yi5Uif7hVe
Plain tai, 80 iAt145 "a: No. J lOnee courses
Still tree, as is6t3ODD, No. . tied courses Rose
or t.oye, kI2 0DHib 5G No. Austin rigs, laced |,
so OUGp2b OK Full rigs, black, 81 J@l2bO X
rigs, black or oiled, ~ % q 1907
PcoR KTH. Leather, ! yla2 ~; Llama goat /.
b0ae5 ~; Toe Tenders, 5W3bj.
EPCKs.--Eurcka, per dozen PR 900. indian.
aDon, Ssr d.zen, 25 Mexican, !in. iowei
2 D0 Mexican BIN rowel, covered. ipVt Mex
iean 2-sn rowel, G2h Mexican 2.snch rowel
eoyere4, %. California, iess straps, 1900
300.
Ebnlyperei, 6taGiDOl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-02

COFFEE AND TEA.--CoFFyE--vo firm
common, DC: ordinary, we; fair B5.c; prime
Rio, lic; fancy, re; cordovA, Olfc' Old gov
eminent Java, DC. TEA Imperial, 4Gea 0 !;
gunpovder, .yDsp10.
sUaAg-yery firm; Louisiana pure white,
fancy yellow clarified, &c; open Kettle an
CARS, choice 9; standard A.. GNc; standaid
giannlnted l04 Louisiana on graduated,
l9c powdered, iDg4c, cut ionf DlSe m
MOLAsSNS a igD SYRr P--Loui fnolasaep,
primo 10 choice, i2aD55e; corn syrnp, s0pi2c
RICE igou isipna, E3t6tfIks.
Fish, Mack afel, I'M kitH No. I, 81 10; No.
2, sl,0i; Lalf nb H., No. !, EM; No. 2, sBsb .
White fish, No. /, hi bbis, t7.25; NJ. z, 1d.Oi.
Dried herring, per box. fOe Cod fis,i else.
BAITs-coaise, In bags, ~ 30; fne ~ bugs,
-; lake, IN ia hoop bo,s,. s2.ot pockets
US.
CANHEp Goops.--Trices per dozen; Pine
apples, standard sl.5s Peaches. standard Z
tbs, st,a5. 3 lbs, s9,1BD2.5t seconds I ns
&,tH nv, s2.iD. Tomatoes. standard, bs.
S.2 secOnos, Ms. fl.ig iba., sih; Green
corn, si.l0ai6r Green peas, tbs; GO@se-
berries, u l5al,is Kaspbeffies, q w Cove
oysters, fnll weight, N. 81 ~, 2 No., SKI; light
weight, %, &c; D.. sl.2G Salmon, b.,
b .7hmlSI; ~, Si.56g2.A5; Markerei. d.,
: RIA Y /; Snriines, American, $50 ease;
imported, 1910 case; Strawberries. ~, Sl.bO;
lilaekbcrries. si2g Green gaKos, - ~, Con-
deiissd milk, crown, $40. E.lgie, ss.75; swiss
500
sCsDRIEs Starch So. soap. common
4Lc; German olive. re. Candles, lnii boNt=,
Toe. nslyesi nc; qunrars, 10. Ind'Ko. ,tlt;
blueIng, B9GI.'0 dozen. toienan's mus arg,
81. tG6eg}y dozen. Mnccar0ni, imported, i1cib
American Sc box, Bllckets, Two hoops,
1910 doz4 q; well buckets. si.2j dozen. Bfooms,
ei TJft.3 III dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-02
Another Shortage.

Chicago, September Warrants
are out for the arrest OF State Attorney
Lucks Of Peoria county for an alleged
shortage of ten thousand dollars in
his accounts.
1t is stated that an ignorant peddler
S4 900 in his hands, and Lucks gave
him bogus mortgage for security, the
a few days ago, resulting in the dis
closure of shortages. Lucks claims
to have lost the money in gambling
with intimates in political and social
life. He has not been apprehended.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-02
NoyiA soorIA.


Toronto, September LA well IN
formed reliable party at 81. John ,, n
f., having been teiegraphei yesterday
to inake Il statement about tho losses
by the storm and tidal wave, sent Ihe
following unexpected reply; Ihe
storm on Thur-day last was not heavy
here; have heard of no casualties
worth mentioning; some ruuiors OF
suspected losses on the Banks; no
tidal wave whatever"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-02
SCOTT AND.
SIN ARRESTS.

Glasgow, September |. The police
have declined to reveal the source OF
information which led to the arrest of
six Irishmen charged with having
been connectei with an attempt to
destroy property here last january.
The men were all apprehended at the
same time in different parts OF the city.
The house in which they live was
searched by the police. The prisoners
are charged WITH blowing up the larg-
est gas meter in the city, destroy ing a
railway shed and attempting to destroy
with dynamite an aqueduct and the
Clyde canal Another Irshman
named Donnelly was arrested in Lon
don on the same charge.