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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-04-11
he forgot to do SO. "And he has lef.

she forgot to do so. "And he has left
his property" she began.
I "All he had" said her husband.
"And he has let his will, too, and here
it is given in the news o. the dav, so
that he who runs may road, which
propose to do ut my ease. ct us see. "
Two m nntes more and a graf oath
exploded-a succession and not exactly
fea de joe of oaths. Then he picked
up the allen paper.
HE has lie t yor," cried Mr.. De
Fraunceston, ''ten thousand dollars
cash and the market garden in West
chester County. on which. he says-the
C by honest toll may support you
and my child. And that is all he has
let you. 1t will not buy my gloves. "
"Oh! OH" cred Rose, As if with
pans OF phys cal pain. ''And after
raj ing cur no es SO with that check!
don't care what he has done with the
restr'
"Hllf of the rest" sad the reader,
seltentiously and reprovingly, che
seems to have let to indiv d ais and
societ es; the other hall he has let to
yo II boy"
,"To baby" she cried. joyo' sly,
sprineing to the Grad e. "Oh, then #
is all riaht! Half is a principally; we
don't want the Whole. The Little
m llionai e"'
..All right!'' responded her husband
"All right, you imbtc lie! Wa t till you
hear the whole 1t is left to tru tees
with power to renew their number, t.
accumulate for the boy"
swell, them"
"But he is not to take penny a o. il
in hand, principal or intere t-do you
under tand?-tll he shall attain his
tweuty-iirst birthday, and that only
und the.condition that ii you or he, OF
an body acting for either OF you, pply
to the court or consult counsel N the
matter, or in any way endeavOr tC
break or set aside tire will, then the
whole property shall go to the II Q H.
bridge Instt t on for Id OTIS, which he
enjoins to en- orce its rights. What dc
you tn nix of Ia? By the Lord! it's 8
nice mes I've made o. it,"
Dear" said his wife. timidl y-and
the tears were really flowing nowh''
it is baby's. the trustees viii have to al
low Us fitting support for LADY ant
ourselves
Support be hangedr' cried her hus
band. who saw vista of honest toll ant
market-garden opening before him, Oh
else disgraceful desertion of a wife
Not one cent of it! He is not to touch
penny of it till his twentyiirst birth
day, tell ,ou."
"Ch, it can't be it can't be-" CRIED
his wife, wringing her hands. at isn't
possible!"
"What isn't possibleP" snarled hel
husband. "Any hing was possible tc
that old shop-keeper. The only thing
that is possible to us is to borrow oul
way along till that birthday, and rely
on the boys FAM v feeling or sense Of
shame to pay up for us"
al ct me see myself" cried Rose; and
she eagerly eau hit the paper. ''his
twenty-tirst birthday" she exclaimed
as if an adder had stung her and the
sheet tluttered out of her hand. "Oh,
great Heaven! Don't you see? Oh. we
never in our lives shall have one dollar
OF those millions, He will be eighty-foul
years old when his twenty-trst birthday
comes. He was born on the eth OF
February. "-Hdr fei Prescott Sp0 ford,
in Rarper's Ba.ar.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-04-11

az All communications for this papei
should be accompanied by the name of the
author; not necessarily for publication. but
as an evidence of good faith on the part OF
the writer. Write only on one side of the pa
per. Be particularly careful in giving names
and dates to have the letters and figures plain
end distinct
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-04-11

Children should be taught in every
school to kill fish as soon as they are
caugs;; to protect intoxicating birds
and their nests; and never to modest
toads, frogs, or any other useful or
harmless observation-disclosures Journal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-04-11

The highest rate of postage from
this country is to Patagonia and the
Island of st. Helena-fifty- four cents IN
ounce.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-01

~ A Tnipg OF Bs uty The most brilliant
snades possible, on all fabrics, are made by
and durability l0c at druggists send 2c Tor
y sample Colors. hells, Richardson a. Co.
Burlington VT. w.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-01

DEEM Oi0ARs Ar sI.x5 Yrs aus
area. letter cigar than Is sold by most
AARrAAs's rELLow:FRoST CIeAs
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RELIGIOUS.
,us-sFRyIcEs Will sr pELu

DELIelous-sERvICE WILL RE BELU
N in the following churches tomorrow, in
the morning at 1870, In the evening at I:l5.
sunday school at i;t5 p m. When the hour IS
different II is specially noted.
! OLIvEr BAPTIST CHuRcH-Y. NJ. @. A. Rooms,
Rev. Al. Frsyne, pastor. Sunday school st
CoILxeE CHArxI.--Divine service at lO>I
m. Sermon by Rev IT. q. Apple, u ID,
SECOND Ev. CHURCH (Eng. )-Mulberry street,
above Orange, l.. ". wormHn, pastor. Preach.
ing morning and evening BY the pastor. Sab,
Tuesday and Thursday evening at 7!Sp, sharp
OLD MgNNoSITEs-services on Sunday
Nov. 81, at y. IN. Preaching I'm both lau.
gus9es.
CHRisr EvAsaELtcAL LurHRRAs-Rev. e. l..
At. IuKR's RKyceNEp CHupog-- Marictta ave.
nue.. hev; VIM. y. Lichliter, pastor. sun
usrrsp BsrrHREs IN CHErsr COVENANT, -
Corner West Orange and Concord, tiormerly
known as Salem), Rev. NJ. j. Mumma, pastor
Nc service. Sunday school at p m
preach in Gotwald chapel, West james street,
tomorrow Sunday evening at as
PREsByTERIAN-Rev. j. Y. Mitchell, n. u
pestor. Services morning and evening by the
FIRsr REFORMED CHunoH-Rev. ]. A. Peters,
pastor. Sunray school at l:i5 y. IN.
GRAoy LurHERAN-North Queen and James
streets Rev. e. Elvin Houpt, pastor. sun.
day school at p. m.
| Sr. PAWS RKroRMxp-Rev j. Il. Shumaker,
ID. ID. Sunday school at las II. IN.
MEMORIAL (PRksBYrEsIAS)-s south Queen
usual hours Sabbath school at ia y IN
Prayer meeting Thursdsy evening. Welcome
| to all. Thomas Thompson, pastor.
/ WEST MIssIoN-kev. Wm. Powick, pastor,
| sunday school at lM y. m. Pray er meeting
/ on Tuesday evening at 7.30.
ST. PAUL's NJ. E.-Rey. George Gaul, A. NJ,
pastor. Services in the morning and evening
service In the evening at ~ o'clock, sunday
school at IL p. m.
MoRAvIAs--Rev. J. Max Hark, pastor All
welcome sunday school at-a u, IN.
UNION BETHE=-H6v. G. W. seilhlmer.
pastor. ,p4 e7ching at 1880 a. IN. and us y. IN
Su11Aty school at las u. m The Rev. j. H.
Esterline. Of NewburR, Cumberland county.
will preach the ev ming sermon,
ST JOHNS LUTHERAN West Orange street,
Kew. svivanus all, pastor. sunday school at
Is n, m.
THB WoMAN's CHRISTIAN TENPgRANCg UNION
devo tonai meeting tomorrow sab Gath) after
noon, will be hello at 3:l5 O'Clock, in the second
Evangelical chIrct, North Mulberry street.
The pastor Rev. L. n. Wormau. will conduct
the services. On Tuesday at y. m. the
Union will meet in the \. NJ. q, a. parIors.
Both meetings are open TO all WHO wish TO at.
tend.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-01

poor TIRED molBrR


xhsy were talking OF the glory OF the land
beyond the skies.
Z 01 NE light and OF tho gladDess to be found
IN Paradise,
YIOt ne flowers ever blooming, OF the never
oeastug songs.
Z o. tho wand,rfngs through the golden streets
ri OF happy white robed throngs,
And said father, leaning coEily back in his
easy.chair
(rather always was rnasterhead for comfort
everywhere);
- what a Joyful thing 'twould be 10 know that
when this iifo IS DER
Ono would straightway hear welcome from
94 the blessed shining shore -
And Issbei, our eldest girl, glanced upward
from the reed
Ghe was painting on water jug, and mur-
mured, Yes, indeed"
Ana Marian the next in age, a moment
dropped her book,
And " yes indeed - repeated, with a most
ecstatic LOOK
But mother, grav.haired mother, who had
come TO sweep the room,
with q patient smile on her thin face, leaned
lightly on her broom
Poor mother no one ever thought how much
sbe had 10 do
And said. hope 1t Is not wrong not to agree
with you,
Hut seems to me that when Idle, before join
the blest,
ia like just for little while 20 lie in my grave
and rest
--Aarparete Eytfaee.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-01

Beware OF limitations. "Allcock's " ~ ts the
only genuine Porous Plaster,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-01

6OOss ARH sT4TT0EHaF
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-01
An Answer wanted.

Liver Complaiut that Electric Bltters viii MOI
speenily cure? We say they can not, as tbon-
sanos AN o. cases already permanently cured aud
Why are daily Recommending Electric Bitters
Vii prove Brights Disease, Diabstes Weak
!. 1sck ~ ,or any urinary complaint quickly cnred
ICY pu,lIy the blood, regulate the bowels
Sotdis guaIanteed. For sale at &c a bottle by
=. H. Cochran, druggist, 1877 ami lg1 Sort6
Queen street, Lancaster Pa '' N"ith
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-01
Called tu p.es.n

We feel called upon 10 preach few yoano,
facts- facts that are worth knowing. we W.,
everybody 10 enjoy all that is possible IN thi
voriu. We want all those who are suiierin
SroH rheumatism. neuralgia, ana All schas
sprains snd pains 10 know that 1hosos' ~
tsesrtc on is an unfRiling and splenuid enT.'
80 aor sale ~ ~ Cochran, druggist ls7 ana
l0 North Queen street ""N
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-01
n HEALTaFUL DIUKETIu.
BOUND BROOK, n. j.,
April . 1892

April g 1883
HOu advise placing Alloocks Porous Plas-
ters, In dyspepsia, on the pit OF the stomach /;
in ague cake, on the spleen ; IN torpid liver
over that organ but / really think you
should also recommend that one or two
Plasters be put over the kidneys. They stimu.
late, strengthen and act as powerful Ciureties,
thus casting out many poisonous acids and
salts. have had fever and ague. All rem -
dies took produced little or no effect until
put an Allcock's Porous Plaster over each
Kidney their action UeiUg g more than doubled
the malaria was quickly washed away. have
also had several attacks OF rheumatism ana
Two of gout and by applying the plasters
over ths local pain and also over the kidneys
again found your plasters wonderful ly Ell
cacaous' ii. X. THOMaE.
Beware OF limitations. "Alleock's ~ is the
only genuine Porous Plaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-01
yALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK

NOTE-Tbose desiring a fine Sleigh this
winter al reasonable price, will be ben N ted
Dy calling ana examining our stocK In season,
IRA large stock second Hand Work Tor
sale. Repairing promptly attended TO.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-01

Abigail >. Coles OF Moorestown, Burlington
Co, n, j., says:-" Eighteen months ago had
dropsy around the heart. The frat bottle OF
HUNTS Kidney and Ltverl REMEDY gave me
great reltet- teel l owe my very extstence
toHuNr's kidney anu Liverl REMEDY.
O2Sa WueOdFw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-01
Gallant Netcusa.

There can be something heroic in n medtcipe
~ Wei as In individuals. Burdook Bio0d Bit.
tsrs nave enccted many a gallant rescue
among the suffering sick. Thousands have
escaped me nliseries OF dyspepsia and nery
gus aebility through the use OF this wonder
iui iheuicihe ~ Is empatiCally the best ztom.
hB. n. Is. Cochran. druggist, ls7 and IS9 North
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-01
do You Relieve n

That In this town there are scores OF persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
sour and distressed Stomach, Liver Com,
PANT, Sonstipation, when Tor 75c. we viii sell
snem shiiohs YitaltZer, guaranteed 10 cure
tlem. Sold by II. B, Cochran, drlgaist, NnsD
81 and iss North Queen street 3eb7-eou2
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-01
CLOTHING,
DEmovAs AMI OPENING.
LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 10, 1884.

LANCASTER Pa, Sept. 10, 1884.
desire to make known tn my friends
and customers, and the public in general,
that have removed from IS North Queen
street to III North queen street, formerly
occupied by the firm of smalins q Baus-
man, where have opened with largo IA.
sortment of English, French and German
Novelties, together with large line OF
Domestic Fabrics. Composed as my new
stock Is, OF new goods and new styles l
feel assured that IN soliciting a continu
ance OF your patronage, you will have an
opportunity OF making selections from q
stock unequalled Ia its variety and adapt.
cd to the present demand. which Is tor
good values, gentleinanly styles ana
effects, and exquisite 1T. Nothing but the
very best OF workmanship and prices %
suit everybody. Please favor me with
your orders.
Yours very truly,
D. r, WINTERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS, July IA dispatch from Pondcherry. capital
OF the French possessions India states that roc ket
exploded during the celebration Of the frl o. the Ba'ie
The bu ding IN which tho rocket exploded contained
large quantity Of fire vorss and fearful explosion fo.-
loved Fifteen persons we're killed and many others
were injured
Prsru July 1.-THE trial Of 400 peasants for com
pctv IN the sntnaggar Esoutcheon riots IN september
a't took place yesterday and resulted I'm h' conviction
ot 2g6 Qf tbenl the remainder being acquitted lhoss
convicted we're sentenced TO imprisonment Tor terms
ranging from three daVs TO ten years
DUBLIN. July l7-Nchael Davitt win remain IN lre-
laHd until the Parliamentary elections have boon he!d
prominent stock hrOEer 0f Dublin. whn a. inplrated
I'm thc 0f'uc charged against MI Cornwall aud otbeis
has fed 10 1oid arrest.
VlrvyA. July t7.-Pau. Hammer tho Mormon mission
AIRY. foi whose arrest warrant has been '1el out rho
has dsapp ed s portrait painter aud native V the
Island of yen re went t0 America some time ago. aud
set ei In Nevada.
Pans July -AIvipas from Tho Congo country dated
June 70 state h4i Al da nraffn has arrived thete and
COS Arn tha tapptt NJ EBs NaHuAaa pf terri
tory To- france.
ututte. July tT n 10 stated thit trnb without
provo. 4uh atfarbrI aHl neatly b. l0i native oi Nhr
trmiui fho rlt.n dn la pu.uiioi Ia lAta antihE
tho air ha an inai The snfi mat f"inlshoi stat
upon tho French 44 90 that iaT m As Fa'n ia IA Com
H4ftl n lrf a. Ir4 4rf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
AsrncKnEoKEEs DNlrPEIRlNCE.
my TELEGRAPH TO ruG rEsuvr.

CLEVELAND, July 17.-lt was whispered
about nv q knowing few this morning that the stock
b,.r schwartz who conducted part Of tho doals OF
tae dcfaultug ca.h.er stanley, " the National Bank OF
cour.orce. had ab'conled. II. Tfclm1n. Who signed
e,h~ rt1s bond and. Is said, received 5000 for tao
nae of ls nnme, WA. found az the Cleveland National
Ilnt and seemed considerably startled 70 hear
, achwerfs's departure. "Hr wrote mo n
i,,.r an Monday making certain inquiries. and made an
-s,ent 10 meet mo and coasu.t Sth me. He falcd
Id meet W. aud tno EauTo 2. the nq ir"S conNhoe' m9
.,r l, hua gone for AO0f. The places mo n bhd
c, LWi n. far a. the hond Is c'nceru,d d. VIII lose
r,,bing "a I nm Amply secured Tue bond is - 900,
ud nc baNr - 900 deposit furnished by Mo DrotbeE
os srrtty IAo fsrt Of the matter hat dan Know
slSrartz when went bis bond, and merely did II Is
r .od no ug aud tn' BANK Aae lLa use % TIC money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
4 F4RuERs 4WFCL FlGHT.
Try rrLraRApa TO The ramryr.l


FMI1rowN Penn, July 17.-Whie William
seoohrist whoy this place. Was ont iu tie woods
la search " ~ bis he sIdd ny attacked by
seven largo polecas. Nj Seachrst lame from the ef'
fects Of white swelling bat stood his ground bravey and
after lively h-Atsstuz nearly twenty nlnu'es. 40 5ue
ceeded IN killing < of tho number He wa' almost sur
tocatea lud had to throw away all OF hts clothing he
first sayv the animals IN low underbrush They had
been eating young chickens from neshoouns FARMS ana
became an, ,ry whom oestsd To thor meal Mr soachrst
WAS gonx through the brush, when be sut only stepped
rigbt into the midst OF them, They imagined they wero
being attacked and beOlme savage. ono OF the largest
~ the cats made n desperate spring aod lit on his
ahouliers unotho eat cawed up abapung ana Jumped
on hs hcnd tue others Jumped Ou BIS leg al arms anu
i.rug to him ure rats wifh their shaCg claws they
chod howled aud bit aud rtie uso - their natural
powers ofon,rc With stout club se1chrl-t eat doy yn
tae cats ho ding hs breath fUr or OF 5ut 1uon Ue
then hold hts hsadkcrcb 81 h's menh nd nose NOD 70
uevpd the light ne beat them down aud stamped tpe
E u OF AZ Of them TIE sovouth CT escaped 10 the
dense underbrIsn goaohrist huUiefY rushed away as
far as ne could. finally falling ihrouah exhaustion. lie
we taken tO his residence by other farmers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
THE TROUBLES or BUSIAE,S MEN

IypI.xAPoL1s, Juy 1.-The officers OF the
Peueleton Banking Company. OF Pentletoh. nd deny
that scy have failed The business wAs suspended afe~
hours Yesterday for the purpos- of t'tea wta
dspo,ltors The bank was opensl lhr io uhs al "N''
ness Is proceeding a. usual
DETROIT, July I7-sowers Waite the lea ing panK-
i.s firm ot Ovid. closed their doors this morning.
MEXICO, via Galveston, July l7-saTmiao lie IA Loza'
N. owner Of nss drug stores failed yesterday His LA
bilties are s275,OO0.
PETERSBURG July 1.-The store Of Patterson, Madi-
.on Co.. one OF the largest wholesale grocery nrms OF
this CITY, which was closed last week By order OF tRs
United states Court. the instance Of Fink Bros e,
OF Baltimore reopegsf today. Matters nave Deep
coupromised and the case taken cut OF court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
NEWS NOTES FRom LONDON.


F>GLASB AND CAN,p,-The Marquis oi Lolho anl
me Princess Louise to-day VISITED thr tahkdi IN
sentatIves Al wimbledon The Marquis e4prtss.t suo
nope that Cauad4 would always be rt pts 90 -
l-don. Their visit, be said, lmp ted mat II an clllei
,ucy arose, 10000 Canadians wol4I sprAe " aims "
assist the mother country.
ArrrMPT TO DESTROY A MJNrHENr.-A bo1 OF sun
powder which htd been placed sEint tle ~ -
erected TO tie rsemorY OF Lord HrIJett il ~ -
place at salisbury. exploded at II ocooA l47' HIS |
pedestal Was laJurad
TIE AMERICAS CKrCKErERs.-A gsre et crlshe e De
tween the American team aud tho gentlemen ol oltt
was bsglu % the oval to-day Inc a.lcI can ~ IT
first innings scored 100. The Amer aus Aao ma S -,
teen their fret innings vixen play hai 10 10 sOPP0
account OF rain.
Az AMERICAN WOMAN RILED-Amoh9 h lae $500
killed by the failing OF express traih "a oup
on the Manchester aid ShetieI0 ktilWay near @
ton yesterday, Mrs Ellsston, Al AncrlcAn "0H"-
who was visiting In England.
IRvISG ~ ErvG JOINING. Henry lryings Lyceu,n Ss "a
Theatre empany Is studying King Jo1a vic fcN
placing II upon tho stage when rWeHta Nls'' 70 WIZ
draw
Miss GRIswoLD AT A CoscERr-Miss oeruILur @ La " -
woid the niece Of Bret Harte, sans IN e2nefEt Ss"
night A pamber Of Americana "a NSqo4Hs.CSh' ~ ~
French Ambassador, the Marquis de Cssa LAs s
Spanish Ambassador membefs OF the nolIl.I HNu N
bars OF the House Of Conmons we're present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
AFFAIRS IN EGYPT.

LONDON, July 17.-Mr Gladstone stated in
the House OF Commons to-day that the Financial Com
mtee Of the Egyptian Conference had completed its Ia
bors and ready TO submit ts report to the Confer
ence, which would meet shortly.
dispatch 10 Ihe Tines from Asslou says that the re-
msinder Of the Turkish battalion at that place mutinsd
and were a N dsarmed Their ringeaders sent %
Cairo II Is believed that influential Turks residing nc
fomensd the revolt Of the battalion. The failure
Of the Mudr take action 10 prevent tae outbreak Is rc-
garded suspicious.
CAIRO, July 1.-The forces ~ tho British military
police have been largely ncreased because o the exist
enCe OF dIsAheCt ~ among the syptlan police.
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brLlLNa ms cRLDlrORS.
rHE SINGULAR CONDUCT oF PRIVATE BANkER IN
hpiANAPOtIs

llIE nIhGl Ar ttAiIti or A fNlA III hANhlh ~
IsuIANAPOiIs.
fBT TELEGRAPH To- rHE TRtBuSEI
INDANAPoLIs, July 1.-THE most unique
system Of banking heard OF in the West was pat IN
operation this morning by John C. : Harrison, OF the
Harrison Bank Of ibis city Yesterday IL became knswn
that tie bank had difficulty in taking OF its clearing
house balance OF II 900. The banks met this morning
clearing and asked Harrison what they could
do for him with pretence OF gnation, be told them
TO mind their and he would attend TO his,
without further ceremony he left them and went TO
his bank mounted the counter told the crowd Of de-
positors that ne knew that they had come for their
money but they could not have 10, that he would pay
Ouy whom he pleased and that they could not break him
by run. Then ne took a stand by the paying teller
and paid out only small amounts on some checks.
while others were refused altogether IL is now
known thai the reason be did not ask
help the other banks that he had nothing to Of
fer as collateral IT, Il said that he bank has aoso
uely Of value The entire taxable valuation OF
the property OF thc parner including the bank and real
esate Is only $4,000 The YES Oi the HAIRS ms now
oyer have considerable propeiy !hey are Ndl also 70
the bulk Of the stock OF tie United states kloAu'o
Tile Company
Director OF the Union Pacific Railway who In 1879 to
advance the Presidential eh'nces OF Morton charged
that Blaine had over slXy-Oad Lltte klca ana rOrs
smith bonds whoA he had procured corrupty he was
candidate for delegate 70 the last convention az ~
" bsaten in tno convention that be was
ashamed that 10 ran, and when Blaine wa; wa,
nominated Joined the Democracy because Blaine Was not
up 10 this standard Of honesty. The widow or senator
Morton hsd every dollar owned in Harrisons Bank
a. evidence OF her confidence IN her husnahl ieH
The City Treasurer had 10000 of the city funds In
the bank and when ne called for his money Harrison re-
fused 20 pay secure him. When tle indiana bsnKng
Company failed some months ago Harrison became re,
ccvr and the left OF that wreck Is now buried
In MS bank. ,,,-
Every National bank IN the city Is IN good condition.
Tho private banks IN the city are RtsinseTs and s.
A Fletcher 4 Fletcher has sI,4O0,OOO 10 per cents
and S45OO0O In currency exclusive OK notes. IN MS
vaults AGAINST 100000 Oi gross liabilities
40 other uauA IA the city las any connection with the
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GREELY FOUND ALIVE.
ONLY FIVE OF HIS MEN SAVED.

...,. ,,rx ARE RFsCUKD, BUT ONE SOON DTS
MONTHS OF HARDSHIP AND srASvAIIoN'
.r,be steamers Thetis, Bear, and Loch garry
II the Greely Relief Expedition, arrived at o',
Jobn's Yesterday morning With six survivors oc oe
.ho LADY Franklin Bay Colony. VI
.Ls % members of the colony, seven were
20 roscncd on June %, near the mouth OF Smlth
Sound. whea at the point OF dea'h hUin Il
starvation. One of these died on s 'ne
wav to st. Johns. Lieutenant cree!
retreat begun on August 8, 1852 va"
entirely successful until Cape saoin, elS
mas reached in September. Supplies OF loou
gradually gave out during the WINTER Uu' !"
IS not until last April that starvation anu ~
ro.ure began to carry off The men, ne s'oE
IS their bardships and rescue Is given hore"l'h'
-,rr ec,-N-r- M THE TRAGEDY.