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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-18
GENERAL.

THE English Foreign Office recently or
dered that strict neutrality be observed
between the French and Chinese.
AN offer of fifty thousand dollars has
been made to Sir William Dawson, of the
McGill University of Montreal, for the
establishment of a free library in that in
stitution provided the public subscribed a
similar amount. The person who has
made the offer is not known.
SEVERAL French papers announce that
the real object of the King of Sweden's re-
cent visit to England was to settle the pre-
liminaries of marriage between his Sec
ond son, Prince Oscar, and the Princess
Louise of Wales.
AT the International Medical Congress,
which the King of Denmark has just opened
at the Palais d'Industrie, in Copenhagen,
America was more numerously represented
than any other foreign country.
CHARLES s. PARNELL lately telegraphed
Patrick Egan his congratulations on the
determination to hold the Irish National
League neutral in American politics.
THERE are rumors of Congress in Paris
which is to settle the nature of the offences
which demand duel.
THE daughters of an American clergy
man who died recently of heart disease at
a watering place in Spain demand COM
pensation for the burning of his effects.
Even the furniture of the room in which
he expired was consigned to the flames, as
if he had died of cholera.
HANLAN, the Canadian oarsman, who
was lately defeated in the Paramatta
River, near Sidney, by Beach, the Austria
lian, claimed foul. The claim was dis
allowed by the judges.
THE German Consul at Canton has tele-
graphed to his Government that the Chi
nese have closed the mouth of the Canton
River to steamers.
By Russian imperial order, the delivery
of the works of lbs different authors, ma
tive and foreign, to libraries and public
reading rooms is strictly prohibited, as
we'll as of eight Russian newspapers
Mr.. CHARLEY MANLY, builder of the
Aaron Manly, the first iron steamer which
ever went to sea, died lately. He had been
Secretary to the British College of Civil
Engineers.
QUEEN VICTORIA has pretty well re-
covered from the accident to her knee, al
though she cannot walk as she did,
and the loss for so long time of her
usual active exercises has had an unfaEor-
able influence on her health.
A GREAT famine is threatened in Labra-
dor and the northeast coast of Newfound-
land, owing to the failure of the cod6shing
this season. The catch viii be 500, 900
quintals short. About 800 families are re-
ported to be starving aE1eady. To add to
the horrors the coasts of bofh Labrador and
Newfoundland are surrounded by icebergs.
One Captain reports having sven 252
CHOLERA is running the Parisians and
making the fortune of the Loidon hotel
and boarding house keepers. Altogether
there were fourteen thousand more visitors
In the gay city in July last year tA an in
the same month this year.
THE Countess De La Tore was fined ire |
other day, at the rate of ten shiliiDgs n
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ST. JoHSs, y. F., September 10.-ThG
latest Labrador news is appalling. The
Goldfish catch is short five hundred thousand
auintaIs, and on the northeast coast of New
foundland famine is imminent. About
eight hundred families are reported stary-
ing and sustaining life at present on squids.
The whole coast On Newfoundland and
Labrador is studded with icebergs. Captain
Manuel. of the mail steamer PiOver reports
two hundred and Efty-three icebergs be-
tween Wadham Island and Cape Freels,
VOnavista Bay. Thirteen icebergS lately
drove south of Cape Spear down into tbs
tracks of the ocean steamers. Adyices from
TrepaSsey this evening report two lnore
disasters IN consequence of tine hurricane.
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THE WEST.

A STRATA of gas was struck recently
near Tolono, Ill, at depth of ninety three
feet. 1t is proposed to use it for illuminat.
ing and heating purposes and to furnish
motive power fer stationary engines.
The commission dealers at the Chicago
stock yards lately rendered to the National
Committee ten head of cattle, to be placed
among herds said to be afflicted with pleu,
ro-pneumonia, as an experiment to decide
the question of contagion.
SENATOR JOHN SHERMAN, of Ohio, will
make campaign speeches in Wisconsin next
month.
{. d. THRosDoRFF, the owner of several
farms near New Philadelphia, Ohio, re-
Gently went to Cleveland to be treated for
an affection of the brain. When he was
advised that recovery was impossible he
went to the Lake Park and ended his life
with a revolver.
HANNAH RUTLEDGE, a resident of Chi
cago since 1913, died on the 9th, in her one
hundred and third year. On one of the
coldest days last winter she walked seven
miles.
The Jail in Kansas City is represented by
the grand jury as having from four to seven
prisoners in each cell, besides invisible in
mates, and complaints are made that
tainted meats are served on the table.
CHAPMAN. who was arrested in Missouri
for the murder of Nicholas Hubbard at
Charleston, ILL.,, made to the Sheriff a vol
untary confession of his guilt, but impli-
Gated another person IN the crime.
DURING the first eight months of this
year S,26S immigrants settled in Wiscon-
sin.
JUDGE CRoWELL, the newly appointed
Sixth Auditor of the Treasury, is a resi-
dent Of st. Paul. E. A. Clifford, formerly
postmaster at Evanston, 1H., is his deputy
OKLAHOMA PAYNE has been released on
$1,000 bail at Fort Smith, and seven of his
followers were set free.
AN assignment has been fled by the
Onion Catholic Publishing Company of
Chicago, with liabilities of Sl5, 900. The
Rounds Type Press Company of Chicago,
failed some days ago, but the fact was not
publicly known until lately, when nearly
all the creditors met and resolved 80 con-
finue the business under trustees. The es-
Establishment, owes about 50,o00, and has a
very valuable plant.
The RepubliSs State Convention of Mic
souri, met September 9th and nominated a ,
partial ticket, indorsing Hon. Nicholas
Ford. the Greenbacller, for Governor.
A MEXICAN woman, reputed to be a
witch, was horribly murdered by three
uen in Bio Arriba County, New Mexico,
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An Outrage ON Tourists.

MARDRID, StpItmL5T ..
An American clergyman and two daugh'
ters arrived at San Sebastian after q
months tour in Italy and Spain. The
father was there attacked with heart
disease and died. The attending
physician, Spaniard, certified
the cause of death correctly, but
the authorities nevertheless took
possession of the body, and stated the
case to be one of cholera, aud buried the
clergymsn's effects, including his books
and papers. The daughters of the de-
ceased have lodged a complaint with thr
authorities at Madrid, together with
CLAIM for damages.
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Prison Reform Association.

SARATOGA. N. Y, September
The National Prison Association met
here yesterday. Ex-President Hayes. pre-.
sid d. Rev. Lyman ID. Abbott delivered
the initial address. Last evening DR..
Prime, Rev. H. LsWaite, of Philadelphia,
and others discussed "Christian1ty and
the Criminal" To-day papers viii be
read on "Inter-State Extradition" by Par
don c. Brown, of Albany, and on THE
Pardoning Power" by Professor Francis
WayIand, of Yale College, to be followed
by debate. Many persons who are prom
inently identified with prison management
in every section of tie country, are
gathered here.
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A PATHETIC CASE.
Starvation and Death in a Land of Plenty
The Pathetic Story of n Polish Family
Who Died for the Wants OF the Bare
Necessaries of Life in LeavenwOrtb, Kan.


The Pathetic Story of n Polish Family
Who Died for the Wants OF the Bare
Necessaries of Life in LeavenwOrtb, Kan.
sas.
LEAvENwoRTH, KAN, September Z.
Several weeks ago these dispatches gave
an account of the death of Polish lady
named Brolsaw, as result OF starva-
tion. AS stated, the family had arrived
here penniIess and hungry, having paid
all their money for railroad fare, and
their condition was unknown until 1t was
brought to light by the death Of the wife
and mother.
The death of Mrs. BrolSaw was fol-
lowed by tue sickness OF her husband,
due to his long prlvations, and although
he was assisted and kindly hands and
hearts did all in their power to bring him
back to health, his death is now chroni'
cIed. All that remains of the family now
is two children, a boy two years of age,
and little girl six months, and they, too,
have taken sick and beyond recovery, it
is thought. Everything will be done for
them that is possible, but with little hope
of saving them.
1Rc pdIucIIC SluC VI blIc SdSC, d hAOiO
family perishing from hunger in a
land of plenty, where all that was neces-
say to bring succor was simple an
nouncement of their condition, has at
tracted considerable attention abroad,
and the original story WAS copied into
the San Francisco Cal, where it came
to tie notice of a Mrs. Josephine An
toniessius, a Polish lady. She wrots
to Mrs. Peat, who had been
prominent in aiding the family,
sending leaf and few immortelles
to place on the grave, and saying that al
though poor herself, the family were ner
country folks, and if the exact address
of Mrs. Peat was furnished her she had
some gold jeweiry, brought from her pa-
tive land, which she would gladly sell fol
the benefit of the suffering BrOlsaws.
The case is one of the Saddest in history
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A drunken man with the look and

"A drunken man with the look and
bearing of a citizen from Wayback
drove a sorry-loo1ing nag up to a road
house at New Haven, the other day.
challenged the owner of stylish flyer
to a speeding match for large stakes,
was laughed at for his pains, but finally
made the match. and won it, when he
turned out to be noted jockey, and
his horse an animal with a pedigree
and a record. Old trick? OF course
old SIS the Roman circus. The only
wonder is that anybody at this day
and date should allow himself to be
eulled by ii.-Bu5ut0 Express.
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THE LATEST.

THERE are 1900 French soldiers in Ton
quin.
DR.. JEAN AUGUsTIN BARREL, a well
known chemist and physician of Paris, dice
recently.
A SON of King Kalakaua, of the Sand
wich Islands, was stricken with cholera al
Naples.
CHOLERA is dying out in Spain, owing tc
the vigilant quarantine regulations of the
medical authorities.
A BRUTAL murder was recently com
mitted by prison guards at Lexington, KY.
while they were supervising convicts. Two
of the convicts who were too sick to work
were lasheS unmercifully, kicked and
knocked till they fell senseless. The
guards then tried to hire a negro to run
over the bodies with his wagon. Citizens
organized to lynch the guards, but one es.
capped and the other is held by officers.
THE Rev. Camillius P. Mass, Of Detroit,
has been appointed Roman Catholic Bishop
of Covington, KY, to succeed Bishop
Toebbe.
STAFFORD & Co., of Providence, R. L,
and Fall River, Mass, cotton goods manu-.
facturers, have failed. The liabilities ex-
ceed $3.50, 900.
THE Shanghai Chamber of Commerce
protests against the closing of the Chinese
rivers to foreign vessels, and urges that
Shanghai be made a neutral port.
KING HUMBERT, of Italy, seems to be a
Prince among Kings. He has already con-
tributed $4,000 for the relief of the cholera
in tolx Io Io-
gone among the patients cheering and
comforting them.
BENJAMIN JOHNSON, colored, was hanged
at Cincinnati recently for completely in
the murder of Beverly Taylor, his wife,
and their little girl at Avondale, near that
city. Frank Hutchings was hanged at
San Francisco for murder.
JAMES Z. SEIPHERD, well known in the
retail trade of Cleveland, was recently ar
rested for stealing from his employers,
and was suspended from Plymouth Church.
He ended his earthly troubles by hanging
himself in his garret.
IaE otfice of astreet railway at Augusta.
Georgia, was recently invaded by burglars,
who finished their work by numbering the
night Waterman, saturating his corpse
with oil and burning it into cinder.
MORMON missionaries named Wiley and
Humphrey, who were lately about to COM
mence operations in Lancaster County.
South Carolina, promptly accepted notice
from the citizens to leave.
ENCOURAGING reports of the corn and
potato crops have been received from sew
eral districts in illinois and Iowa.
1T is estimated that the corn crop of
Iowa this year will BE 800, 100000 bushels,
the largest ever known in the Hawkeye
State.
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A WEEKS NEWS.
Cleaned by Telegraph and Mail
WASHINGTON NOTES.

DR. FRANK 7. HOWE, of the editorial staff
of the National Republicans, formerly of
Boston, was stricken by the heat recently
and his case is considered serious.
J. Il. SoUIER, private banker in Wash
ington, who recently made an assignment,
killed himself with pocket-knife.
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"A Washington Territory newspape

"A " lsI!D5tOn ItIIItUIF H0" "9P'tP1L
says: "A strange sight was witnessed
off Cape Flattery recently. The water,
as far as could be seen, was thick with
a plentiful show of herring, in the
midst of which, spouting and diving.
was a school of large whales, about
forty in number, ranging from twenty
to one hundred feet long. Diving down
with a parting whisp of the tail, and
coming up again with wide
mouths. they would capture immense
quantities of the finny tribe"
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"A girl four years old, who has been
treated in Washington City for three
years for a supposed catarrh in the
head, has been cured by the extraction
of two buttons from her nostrils.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-18

of 1880. AMI it will be reached tonight. All
the bridges on Duncan Creek at Chippewa
Falls were carried away and scores of fami-
lies are moving out of their houses with
teams in four feet of water. The PhGnix
Manufacturing Company are under water.
The GrOcer's Company, Keysler & Co.,
Richardson Sc Co., the Free Press Company
and many other firms have vacated their
Easements. The country road bridges are
nearly all gone out.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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0imness of Vision, Noises in the Head; the vita
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CONNECTIONS:

At Carson. with daily stages for Lake
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At Mound House. with trains of the
Carson and Colorado kail,Oah.
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DR.. LIEKsIG'S
Wonderful German InviE0ratOr

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IL a never failin :
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"AV2HG SUCCEEDED TO
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Europe.
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

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