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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-07
POLITICAL NOTES.
Butler Declines to Finish a Speech Because
He Was Interrupted.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Oct 6-General Butler
arrived here from Jackson this afternoon. He
was met at the depot by band and party of
citizens, who escorted him to the park, where he
spoke for thirty minutes from platform. He
appealed to the voters to stand together, and de-
nounced thc civil-service law as taking away the
privilege of the people and creating privileged
class. His other point was that if the soldiers
could have their war pay made good to them in
gold like the bondholders they would not need
pensions He was interrupted, and did not fin
ish his speech. The interrupters were said to be
drunk, and said Butler voted for jeff Davis
Butler replied that was no news-Davs was
then Union man.
Robert Mitchell candidate for Secretary of
State, was present, and made short address at
the close of Mr.. Buffers speech
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Town Elections in Connecticut.

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 6.-The town elections
in Connecticut occur today. The principal po-
tical interest is in the election of town officers
and, also, the vote upon the constitutional
amendment providing for biennial sessions of
the Legislature, elections for State officers being
biennial. Five years ago similar amendment
was voted down by the people. There will be
no party significance to the vote, whatever il
may be, both parties being divided upon it. The
towns also vote upon the question of the liquor
license. Later dispatches indicate that the
amendment was carried by about $4,000 ma
iority
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Gen. Locan in West Yirpinia

CHARLESTON, w. Va Oct 6.-Gen. John A.
Logan and party arrived here from Huntington
at u NJ, en- route through the southern part of
the State. Large crowds greeted the gentle
men along the route. General Logan stopped
off here, made a speech to large audience, and
left two hours later. He will stop at all the
towns up the valley and through to the Virginia
line. There was much enthusiasm demonstrated
and firing of caunous.
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Tammany's Congressional Nominations.

New YORK. Oct 6-Tammany Hall made the
following nominations tonight Sixth district
N. Muller; Seventh John S. Adams; Eighth,
S. S Cox; Ninth, Joseph Pulitzer, of the World
Tenth, Abram S Hewitt; Eleventh. John Hardy
Twelfth, Orlando B. Potter; Thirteenth, Egbert
L. Viele. The German Independent Citizens As
sociaUions-Ninth, Eighth and Tenth districts
-indorsed the Tammany candidates. In the
pointed.
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More Struggled Diamonds.

NEW YORK, Oct 6.-rhe custom house ex-
amner of foreign mails at the postofiee to-day
seized forty large diamonds found in the
mails of the steamer Britannia. Their value is
$4,000
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A Church Member Degraded.

WILKEsBARRE Pa, Oct. 6.-Samuel Roberts,
paymaster for Charles Parish & Co., who stole
about 100000 and devoted his stealings about
equally between home expenses and religious
objects, pleaded guilty to the charges and the
Lackawanna Presbytery deposed him from his
edership and suspended him from communion
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

The Dublin Corporation Discussing the Ques-
tion of Remaining the Streets.
DUBLIN Oct 6-At a meeting of the copora-
tion of Dublin, to day discussion was renewed
of the proposition to substitute Irish national for
the present English and foreign names of the
streets in the city. The Liberal and Conserva-
tive members of the corporation opposed the
proposition las absurd, irritating and umeces-
sary.' 1t was was pointed out by one speaker
that the Americans when they achieved their
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A Small Riot.

P1TTsBURG, Oct. 6.-The laborers engaged in
the excavation for the new Jail building struck
this morning for an increase of twenty five
1ts per day. Shortly after o'clock, four or
returned RI 70 %osK at the thn Gla wages ana
clubs. A general row followed, in which
merous cuts and bruises were received by the
rticipants, but no one seriously hurt The
t was finally quelled by the police, who ar
ted the ringleaders aud lodged them in Jail.
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Contradiction from the Comptroller.

WAsHNGToN, Oct 6.-The Comptroller of the
Currency authorizes positive denial of the pub
lished report that number of special bank ex-
aminers have been appointed in Ohio and other
States for political purposes.
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that must prevent voting by strangers almost
absolutely. Besides some speakers from the
national committee and some documents, we
nave received no attention-and no money
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Incendiaries ut Work.

EDGEwATER S. l., Oct 6.-There is great OK
element here over the frequency of ncendiary
fires. The village fire department is called out
nightly, and the men are exhausted.
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1SToP coughing at once by the immediate use
DR. Bulls Cough Syrup; 25 cents bottle.
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Dipi0er0 Notifies.

THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS on
the following bonds and stocks payable at the Office
o. The cENTRAL TRUST COMPANY. no. Is Nassau-st.,
ATLz Nrt AYD ciIARLoTrE AIR LINE RY co.
BUFFALO NETWORK ANb PHILA. CAR TRUST.
COMO Is coMiPANY.
Frvt Mortgage Is
DANBURY AND NORwALK RAILROAD.
FARGO WATER AND STEAM COMPANY.
EAST 10y TESN VA a AID GEQRGIAE
Alabama Central Railroad COmpany6.
EAST 10 y VA AND GEORGIA CAR TRUST
GEoRGTA PAcIFIc RAILWAY.
INTERNATIoNAL BELL TELEPHONE co. Ldl
MONTEREY AND SANTA CATALINA II. T.. co.
NEw.YORK. PRov IDEyCE AND BOSTON Rk
NEw.YoRK. WEST SHORE & BUFFALO CAR TRUST.
NYAcs v hrER COMPANY.
First Mortgage 6s
RICnMOND, AID DASvILLE RAILROAD.
RICHMOND AND v. P T. RAILWAY AND W. co.
ROME. wATERroWS AND oGDENsBURG RI
sYRE SSy11 So 4 H1SSS SSe oRf'rHERS RAILROAD.
ST. Louis, vANbALiA AND TERRE HAUTE R. n.
vIRdiSiG NIbSHHD RAILWAY
Cumulative Income Coupon. January l. 1894
ooFlcE og TuR PogL ROYAL AID ArousrA RAnwArl
CoHPAST. 252 BRoADwAr, NEwYoREt I
THE COUPONS of the Port Royal and Au-
Sur'a n%y t,s hortFag9 sinking fgna bS1 o s@s
the company - pA'" Rbw%RD MoiNTYRs treasurer
PurvI1 NATIONAL HAyE,
NFw OK June N, 1874 I
THE DIRECTORS of this Bank have this
dsy declared ayde9d 81 Three Per sspt psyas .S
until that data tALfRED N. ~ LIZ Cashier
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BAvNl
$500, ,,,,.,,. NEw. YORK. Juno 70. 1854 }
SlST DIVIDEND
Oh Tho hoard ~ prorinr, have mis- day declared dvi.
dcud hce and ouoba cont payable July D. Transfer
y TAYLOR, cashier.
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long BEACH
Leave East 3ithst y. Y daily except sunday 7s5 as
1910 IA, 90. 500. 4 30. 500 $50, Sl3 D. IA sundays
only 7lJ, G;l5, 20 80 m, l2iJ .. 200 5 So 400 7,
boats from Pine st. j.. r.. Ith a. and James
Slip Ferries at Long siaad lily and James
Sl!p do not SUNDAYS
MANHATTAN BEACH.
VIA EAST 34TH-sr FERRY.
"o:lo $50, AO2O, ll20 . 1920
Q24O days and July only. 20 Lao 2:2O 2.0
$50 $40 Al 20 40 5.2l J+O 6Zc, C4J Il5 7a5 S.l5,
sfb IS p. IN Ferry leave East 7th-st every %
and Jamesslp Ferry every 20 minutes, from a
Leave anhatan Beach. '7s35 TO- 1925 l2:25. las
80 on days only and half hourly therea ter until 1913
N M Excursion tickets, either route. 80 centA
ON Race DAYS a 3fth ROD
IN arriving 10 minutes before nrst
Returns immediately s'ter races ,r,,,
Leave foot whenalIst terminus Of all the esvatsdril-
ways hourly from O.l2 a m h g:iZ .. IN
SDrcla days 1t lZ.30 and AS0 pm
Manhattan Beach hourly from SID q m 70 lJlb
n m Trains marked thus do not run IN sunday .
EXCURSION TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALL DOWN
TRACK STATIONS OF THE ELEVATED RAILWAYS
PRICE so CENTS, INCLUDING ELEVATED RAIL
WAY FARES AND FERRY. good either way via East Sith
81 c IL SoRF3S iTCOMPARABLE BAND. sIXTY-FIYE
peIfurIers including Fifteen great soioists IN Grand
AFTEKNOON AND ENEN ING CONC EXITS
The great picture and display
THE STORMING or PEkIN, By PAIN, o. LONDON
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY EFENING4'
AND JULY attn.
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miscellaneous

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK LRIBUNE WILL BE RAcEIIhD =. AZ Mn 4 LIZ
arstst until D N aud sos West Twenty tlrtst corner
Eighth ave No. 1853 fouth-2ve corner FOaTls.nIhst
Forty -eVvnth-stt Nos l,tt mrs.
ave near 0xtoh st, and Al the IA kLM Osf - = w
Third corner ehLndfedahu'tHoh3 H4t"eN' w W
bp. M, at regular ONCE rates
nIKCUASEK.-A Young lady OF refined tlSto
wishes 10 do purchasing ior ouiotto"n parties a. or.
executed Toy references 70 Us
and addToss Aldoss foI enc weoA bO En- tribune Oue@
WANTED. First class plating machines,
w IA Ia 80 inch rolls for Ladies' Suitngs must DC lO"
Enll uarticuars and lowest prce 10 manufsctufer
'uN' P BOX 2.121, Boston Mas
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CTTRF HOUSE. Ocean Beach n. j.,
- Opqns June Ia hrst-cass family house SEW ,pts
psred and painted Thoroughly drained ann NSn'ii'' VIM
piazzas sun pa'hins fSniis III" r. t. GARRETsON.
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findncih.
Established 1854.

CWYNNE g. DAY. Established 1854.
" No 80 Wall street NeE-York r---, ,,r,
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING and BRokkHAGE
'-' BUSH Ess in RAILWAY SHARES, BONDS &c
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
"A no. Il BaoADwlY SEw;;YoaK.l
May g. 1884.
Notice .hareby given the agreement between this
company the NewYorE Elevated Railroad Company and the
Metropolitan Elevated RAILWAY Company, dated November
1-si commonly the Merger greenent having
been the holders % fisr =, o
panv and vii heraupnu entitled to equal number Of
many under the agreements " May o. 1884
Holders n the stock u this company Ola and NeH
have stamped the memorandum OF agreement with
the NewYorE Elevated Iaread company NJ secr.tary
NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to an
~ order the supreme Court mad and entered MAY ~
1874 the underFnea Receiver o. the Grocers Bans e ne
city York will sell NJ pubic ancton at me Echhngs
ssesroom 10 II B,o94Tay ne SiI oI srs or ON
Wednesday the day Jpy 1884 at o'clock noon TO
thu highest bidder for cash. following property 70 VII .,
pebEsy Jersey pavabs November list 1922 together
all and singular the nights and interests s
OF which issued TO the undergned as saSh
der recovered by such Receiver against
said Cty An the ned Circuit court for the District
on Snm Of 9id s3 TO- on which spen remained dls
and unpaid November 49, i0i pmcpa an W sa ecy
snd receive tho whole of SAID principal interest in the
even @ ~ me 10 in of ia Mount Auburn Railroad
psny Of cincinnati Oho Issued Decen0et ~ River
- shares oonuon s'o1A VI 'i' Lou'' ~ ~
20 sSares preiefrcd stock NJ same ,n.,
goo shares oi the stock OF te ST Loua ana ~ 'o'P ~
iSo shsi - tho common stock Of tho Brun'wcE and Al
bsny Railroad Company Of Henrsia ,o c,,,srx second
dated Now : ORR. Juno GOTH 1884. q. ,,.rrtrr
CITY Of New York
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR SHIP CHANDLERY.

EbhUTUHAIIS FUh oIIII VII-A-N y III
TREASURY DEP ARrMENr, !
WA-HSGTON. %. e.. July J. 1SS%p
sealed proposals viii be received Ct the Treasury
rieut until L. O'Clock ~ Satu1uAl duJ III
supp.ying during usc4 year ending Juhe ~, a.
articles Ol sh Aaudlery iho bepAI -,T'"e SER
vessels % the ltolehue a 'Io
wee not -tatfned the port or tew YORK AZ ~ -.l'
,sI arc be properly securely ac@" al ir 'ApAso
0i tur contractor aId delivered on bnaFa t,1 "a
he required NeK-lOrk Ity ~curduloa "a A, y,
"a 49, W be- furnished on application 80 the department OF
Al the .o wave def.cta and 10 reject any or
ali bids HAIL . '''
DROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.
UNITED STATS ENgINBER OFFICE .,., - I
hOO" 'A' ~ SEy-YORK CITY, June $40, lHst. ,
Sealed proposals in tupicate VII Dc a. H. "a TORI
mt, O'clock noon July 4t. 1854 IDl ~ OF ias
chr'tsr Il rbor For forms o. bids aud other ihIoi~
ion Apply I" ui LANES MERCUR, Captain Of Engineers
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GUNNER Resorts.


CTTRF HOUSE. Ocean Beach. n. j..
opens June rs'elass family ,D G"Tss k%s
pa1Has Surf bathing Fishing aud ' & L. 8sARRErsoS
CFA CLIFF L. The Arlington q most I,st
= Gcuresgqs cottSge eh charm apy foos rscass
excellent bathing and fishing
CARATOGA SPRINGS. -,,-r-rr
DRs. sTRONGs INsTI ~ II ;s,.o and tboir
The Of leading men Of church and sAe 1H" ''''
Turkish, Russian and other baths. -
CPRTNG HOUSE, Block Island, K. l-Ope.in
- June 20 to October Finest Stn of SS with Sommandng
view large airy rooms unslrpassed table ane Pre- 70 te
season sS SEM Tor new niu''r"''u BIB. MTTcHrLL
CFA PREFZE VILLA. Asbury Park, \. -,
- direcy facing the Offers superior h6s
for families best best ,Tts ai Oh 'He ''''"
1.-THE BERKELEY ARMS
prPKFLFY. OCEAN COUNTY, NEwJERsEY.
NOW OPEN.
south Of LONG Branch fronting a. 9g S on rear nSe
boating fishing music every nne 9ernJPa
naiosd foot q pssSrg 9sc sny Corap -, 900
Post and Western Uni93 telegram n Te hotel
Hotel Bellevue Philadelphia Proprietor
THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
sPECIALA solid train Of raror and other 'ars through
tbout change will on aud after July leave Grand Central
Denot New YORK New and Hartford Railroad daF
,sundavs excepted at arriving ct the mountains carry
in the evening connecting at wells River with express Tram
for Newport aud quebec Time tables may DC p'o'ucu ~
principal u,ket oGioes or by addressing
CT HEMrsrEAp. q. \ 7 A,
Athave and Aldat, Ncw.Yorh city.
THE BERKELEY. .--..,.,-.. ,,..,.,
l sca-ds PARK ocean county heaniiiuly situated
bot vrtn Inc aud burpogu Uay ~ nuo. "nN lI.
uruuru NCwaN orr Nv lonhHf NAhl a
Iiro,a ds,t To- house A. Tor nauns sailing ami
sur ha hing uuruacd Terms VI 10 VIC per N''A y ."
,er dav M asaut nirey futnlahoi
F'''N' JOIN Ike Proprietor,
Formerly oi Tho Oceanic hnnrEa 'lN'
THE GREEN MOUNTAINS.
MT MANSFIELD HOTEL.
VT, and
THE SUMMIT HOTEL
on MT MANsfIhLD, -
Open Of Iune Prices reduced from last seaAoh' tut
'"rnS S0' "'D'' &c DAII.EY & son. stowe. VI
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CEA CLIFF L. 1.-The " Arlington u .hU 49,
- c1cturesoue cottage charmingly situated on hgn c
overlooking the sound large, airy rooms nrs'0iA'' ~
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Gummer Resorts

list OF HOTELS and BOAkDlN%6
,iioHIrs An the Catssils with map, lncose stamp "
~ NV Nv nay BOATS Vestry street Pier NSN-lo
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Excursions.

Returning leave Glen Island 1915 H. landing at 33dss
and Pier Is N R.; Ills ~ LIS m Tor Pier -
only $3.50 for S3d-st only; 500 600. 700 and $50
for all landings
40 CENTS. EXCURSION TICKETS 40 CENTS.
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On July II Mr.. Gladstone had been prime
longer than Lord PalmerstOn
Hr Laurence Peel ia dead in London He
was cousin Of Sir Robert Peel, and born in
l799. He wrote life Of Sir Robert Peel
Many Of the chief physicians Of London have
given warm reception to DR.. Durant The
doctor has given numerous conferences, in
which he explained his methods Of treating
cancers without knife.
The great German shooting festival, which
has just been concluded at Lepsic, Il admitted
on all sides to have been the most imposing
rangements were on . colossal scale, far ex-
ceeding those Of any previous schuuetxenfest
and even dwarfing the great prize meeting for
British riienen now in progress at Wimbledon.
The number Of visitors almoet equaled the per-
manent population Of Lepsic, being estimated
The excitement In Quebec in apprehensiono Of
the cholera Is great The government is being
almost daily asked to take further precautions
in regard to quarantine and system Of inspec-
ton. A French barque will arrive in lew
the Saguenay river, in the St Lawrence from
Msrseilles. where cholera 10 raging, and
there is no quarantine at the place. The gov
eminent viii give orders not TO allow the boat
to land until thoroughly disinfected
Truths Paris Cable: The Official report
gives the number Of deaths from cholera at
Aarseilles during the past twenty -four hours
at a, and at Toulon 50 Unoficial reports
place the number Of deaths ct Marseilles 1t n.
The convent ct Marseilles has been compelled
to close its doors, and the nuns, to the number
Of eighty, have fled Thelady superior has is
sued an appeal, for prayers on their behalf,
that they be preserved from worldly tempters
Twenty thousand persons have fed from Arlea
There il difficulty in procuring enough sofans
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ssiyss. ~ Il Z = ~ Y y iii3 ~
40 - rssalt a m ~ ~ 60 X
Is naned Wednesday n. ll.7,; &.
[ Ex-aoS. John P.ssl JoAa a $500 49,
intssviswsd q Aoehsssss, n. !. 90,
While q LHkssids ssosaty. whsss / Asliv-
cred . tsmpersnes lseeurs. rsoeivsd ! 49,
gram from fnsnd q pittsburg infosinsakms
Of my unanimous noninatioa b ~ Prohiti-
ton party for ihe presidency. IN viev Of tho
fact OF my unanimous nomfnAtion feel thss I
must accept The Temperance cause y eatn.
ing steadily throuShout he country. and ~
are ~ certain Of anal victory - that God n
just The campaign VIII b earnest and a.
gressive. We will not however, indules In
abuse Of men or parties, but viii appeal @ tie
reason Of intelligent voSefs.s
Oliver Gibbs, Jr., United States commissionsr
from Minnesota to The worlds exposition d
New Orleans, states that over $50 leading lines
Of railway are under contract 70 carry passen.
gers on season exposition tickets at Uniform
rate OF one cent per mile, and that the cost OF
the round trip will be about 90 from Chicago,
and US froM6t Paul State collective exhib-
Its are expected 70 60 FREQ, and competitive
private Lhibits, stock, ETC., At half ratea A
bureau OF public accommodation II being or
ganized by the board Of management, A reg
lister Of rooms and boarding houses will be kept
ct head quarters, with description Of location,
their price, means OF reaching them, ETC.. for
the beneht0f strangera Prices will be brought
down to reasonable limits, and everything done
to facilitate the comfort and pleasure OF visi-
tora
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The siege ofsaragossa.

every convent, every house, holds
out like citadel, and every one has to
he besieged by ITSELF TIL, whole is
disputed foot by foot, from the cellar
to the loft, and it is not until every one
is killed with bayonet thrusts or thrown
out of the window that we call our
selves masters of house. As soon rs
We have conquered one there come up
on US from the next house. through
holes made for the purpose, grenades,
shells, and ram of musketry. It is
necessary to rails barricades and cover
ourselves very speedily till measures
are taken for stacking this fresh fort,
and that can only he done by piercing
the walls, for traversing the streets is
impossible; the whole army would
perish in them in q couple of hours. It
was not enough to make war in the
houses, it is carried on beneath the
earth. An art no doubt invented by
devils leads the miners beneath the
buildings held by the enemy. A large
quantity Of powder is laid there,
fred ct given signal, and the wretch
es fly into the air or are buried beneath
the ruins. Tho explosion makes the
enemy eyacuate the neighboring houses
in fear of the same fate. We are
posted very near and rush into them as
quick rs we can. This is how We make
our way in this wretched city,
Memoirs of Marshal Bugeaud, Count
H. d I deville.
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a oaaa...asl Dr.resst 3eporss.

Mr. Ferd zuenk4er, Druggist, No ese Vine
g Cincinnati, O., writes under dste April ~,
1854. have obj.ined four additional verbal
testmonials for 1The Big Four" Peerless Pa
Louis Crater ~, '.P.piilSn Blood Cure works
like charm. Geo. q Hasenfeis. Of Bethie-
hem suburb, says: "Papillon Blood Cure q .
great relief to him, and IL glad that he has at
last found somethfng that viii do him good. !"
Aiss G E Relshark, No se McAficken Az
enue, praises Papillon Skin Cure very highly.
She has used three bottles. NJ. Adam K3efer.
cor: 8rd and Martin Sta, has used Two bottles
Of Papillon Catarrh Cure, and says, 'she u pod
tive It will cure him II he keeps Il up." which
be says, Twill do" Mr.. Reule, Of whom
wrote In my LAST letter, said to me this evening
that your "Papillon Catarrh Cure u . rood
remedy, because he has given Il . fair trial and
has obtained most excellent results therefrom"
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Affairs in ireland have been portentous Of
late There IL now some fear ON the part Of
Chief Secretary Trevelyan and others Of q
dangerous agitation next fall against the sys-
tenn Of rents rated by the local judiciary. The
rulings Of the magistrates have been generally
moderate and confederate, and the order from
the Irish Office hrs been that they should lean
TO the tenant rathAr than to the landlord, 20 Is
70 prevent . general depreciation in values in
that the magisteriaI Judgment Is often warped
by local and social influences, and that Il e not
at all judicial Some Of the charges imposed
are said 70 be on the rack rent principle, and Il
II feared that . dangerous agitation Win beein
people
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Casualties Of the Well.

Rnarnon Qrnith 4 n y. ox<on,;r. ..-
-N-s 1919 ~ oA'elsNe NV
z manuto o o. Beaver falls, "a, was burned
r,,.... ......
CO. , n"H:. 1~s y. y. N " MAsAs sna
hnrneS Inss ss5som 's0f'o"ls' VA were
A. ''' so'''''
sae marriage
The steamer J. N Powell c.r.;,aa IN Tho
,ro.s.-.s.,." 49,. e"P ~ y" =. ..'o
Aoaoaes neis Flver u "ooo nun. "a, recently,
thrown into tSe river we,e rs Sas Msls
little child of William Harrison.
The unknown man racen+,v ,o,ra ~, a..
he.ch At Ias. h..,,o. MnslaS., .'a n1., VI 1.'
900, - 49, 49, ,la 1900 ..son' "iIn, sup,
o1 sss 10 na ss. Geen Mu5aered now believed
ory goods merchant OF Benton Harbor.
The rear mart of boiler NJ thu eno;na d..x-
In. ,.a;.ht 49,. -. 49, T..:.s v,mN Wv y,
"e . .teisn ". us'a on sne Aemsn Vsiiey rail-
Toad, near Whitehaven, blew out and killed J.
II Hassell, engineer; Brakeman Hassell, son
OF the engineer; Fireman Armbruster, and r.
Z smith, telegraph operator
A t,verho,t \ n 20 a,..;,,or, =. o.,,..,
o' 80 suae.y Moounsei-
lerssllle, "a, caught hre and In less than three
hours the main building together with three
bonded warehouses and 1000 barrels Of vhisky