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National Republican., 1884-07-23

TTNHE GREAT PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE |
- 70 THE NOIrHNEsT, AMP S0gnniihi, MN
SyEMEiln, STEEL RAILS, MAGNlf lOhNi
IN EFFECT JULY 10, 1884.
TRAINS TEAVts NvAgttTNGTON from alta
tion' corner of q VII and a sircets. "a foilowst
For Pittsburn and the v ST, Chicngo Limited
Exprcssof Palace aiecninn oaisnt O.l0a am.dnily;
Fast Line, o. 40 H. m. daily To Cincinnati aud 81
Louis with SIeoulng Cars from Harrisburg TO
Cincinnati, and IIoici Car to ST. Loulsi daily,
except Saturday, to Chicago with sleeping Car
m. daily, Win Palace Cars to Pittsburg. Also
connects daily for ChcnEO with sleeping Car
Pittsburg to Chicago. Mail Express, 10 r, III.
daily for pittgburn and the Wcst, with Palace
sleeping Car Washington to Chicago
BALTIMORI5 AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
~. 49,. ,..'-,-.,. -. I,o.tostor puOnio
,shor Eris, CenhnumiiSun, n,,, 'Snfnriay viii
nagafh, ~ 7, m nnlE, cNeebS ~ eibiScbnstap' TrnIn
iaNV ,,lS MusnllBluu ~ w. ~,o., ni,,bi ,vti mi
i@euViing @ WHRSnlB,oh OF S"Vu'""' N's'' "''' '0'
| run ncn,nnn n,lnln NenOvo' ,. tto,,on o,d Ei,,tra
fnt w WHllth,,sl,ntti is iious urinHfew' rnHfsu' """
W,u'lo Y, M uhiy, eAvgP,t P,tGa GnSi uaSsi r,1h a,on
National Republican., 1884-07-23

Hy-Evorything A.rlctiy frst-class and on tho
most reasonable terms
National Republican., 1884-07-23
STEAMBOAT LINES.
VTNo NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
l. AND THE SOUTH.


POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANIES
POPULAR STEAMER, GEORGE LEARY,
Leaves Seventh street wharf on Mondays and
Wednesdays at 5;30,. and saturdays at 9p. M,
stopping at Piney Point and Corniield Hhrbor,
going and returning.
SATURDAY xHH6HT MIGHT sTGAMER TEf MINs RETURNS
Exclusive connection with Boston and Provi.
dence steamers Connect also with New York
and Richmond steamers, Norfolk and Western,
ginia Beach Railroads.
Passage and rooms can Do secured at baltimore
ST Mare Hotel, Poikinhorn's, next to City Post,
office, Office Of Knox's Express, 9th ST. and Pa.
ags RNo%s viii 's cali for and Check
baggage from hotels and private residences
Freight rsssy'f %M a dsz %kG6h Ie Genera, e % Agent
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS
NA portation Company. for Boston, Mass, via
Norfolk, The Al Iron Steamers AALIE@GHANY a II @
HoWes. W. % From baltimore every every MoNDXY NON and
and ftSR sS'oP az avery
Fare including meals and stateroom berth,
u For hPap& sn&HSgSahh tsiga9h DIRECT, the Al Iron
stea%sIs J9HhMs moPKKEFNs MI Sapt Enynr EMSTGh
EVERY FIVE DAYS.
Fare including meals and stateroom berth,
el6. Accommodations unsurpassed. Second
class passage and children AZ reduced rates. ais
y
"A. L HUGGINs, Agent, foot Long Dock, Bal
Il. SAMPSON; Agent SO Central wharf, Bos-
JAMES b. wEsT& g CO.. Agents. savann
r ,ooK AT Low FARES
FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
FIRsT-CLAss FARE, sl
The elegant steamers LAKE and MoSELEY
leave Sixth street wharf Washington, Monday
Wednesday. and Friday ut b:3O and saturday
Mt 8p. M, returning Monday morning; connect
ing az n orfolk with Virginia Beach. Ocean View
and oil Railroad and steamship Lines.
Passage and rooms secured at b. II o. Ticket
Office, 18th and Pa. ay: o. Il. Thompson, 0Os
Pa av.; j. ID. Free, 713 Market Space; st. jane
Hotel, and General oiice, Sixth street wharf
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS-Steam
]. w. THOMPSON (newly htted and furnished
throughoutl. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at a. m. Fare, 20 cents.
Steamer Thompson for charter cheap Tuesday
Thursday, and saturday nights.
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
GEO. n. PHILLIPS superintendent
National Republican., 1884-07-23
DRoPosALs FOR COAL.

bNUTU5AL9 fUN UUAL'
REFORM SCHOoL OF THE d. G.,
WAsIttNGToN, July 9, 1854
Sealed proposals Will be received by me up to
noon Of MONDAY, July %, for the delivery
Mt the Reform School of
900 tons white ash furnace coal, more or loss.
100 tons white ash range coal more or less.
80 tons Cumberland coal, more or less.
All to bo of best quality, free from slate and
other Impurities. To be delivered In quantities
and at such times rs may he directed by the Su-
pcrntcndent of the school. TO weigh 2.24O
pounds 10 the ton; and fee of 20 cents u ton to
INSPECTOR and weigher to be paid by contractor,
Proposals must be indorBed proposals for
Coa.n
Right TO reject bids or waive defects is re-
served,
| JAMES E. FITCH,
| jyi-oCr-td President Board of Trustees.
National Republican., 1884-07-23
WALTHAM WATCHES

wEuAvE CONSTANTLY ON HAND
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THESE
CELEBRATED WATCHES. WHICH
WE RECOMMEND AS ACCURATE
DURABLE, STYLISH, AND AT MIN.
JMUM COST
EVERY WATCH SOLD by Us
FULLY GUARANTEED.
NJ. w. GAIT, BRO. g. CO., }
11O7 PENNA. AVENUE.
National Republican., 1884-07-23
MONTE CRIsTo.

THE REGULAR EXCURSION SEASON
To Monte Cristo
COMMENCES WEDNESDAY, JULY o.
National Republican., 1884-07-23
New PUBAICATIoNs, dc.

NEW LAW BOOKS.
DEXTY ON TAXATION.
Probles Patent Case Index ,.......S Second Edition
LATEST NOVELS
The Princess NapraNino. ...........".By ouida
Tho Battle of Stone River.........-.By Stevenson
Miss Luddington's Sister.
Pictures of Lifo and Character.
say No,........... ,...........By Wilkie Collins
The Siz Maze by Nine Authors
Lessons In Longevity, ......By John b. Hamilton
A full line of Blank Books always on hand
w. H. MORRISON,
47b PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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ENDERTiKERS.

UAMES BELLEw, UNDERTAKERI
81 Central warerUOms, I'll 7th 81. ". w
Everything first class Moderate and easy
terms. Location and accommodation suitable
for transient funerals Telephone connection.
wv IL sPEARE,
UNDERTAKEN,
o4o STREET NORTHWEST.
National Republican., 1884-07-23
DEMOCRATIC.

Mr.. Blaino's letter OF acceptance 10 just
about what WAS expected from him. lie
seeks to sink his individuality in dis
cussion Of tho tariff. lie wants to divert
public attention from himself and seeks to
erect q straw man for tho voters to pum-
mel at IPheeiing Register,
Any utterance from Mr.. Blaine during
| the past twenty years would attract at
tvution. From the candidate of tho re-
publican party, this lettor-tho comment
Of its leader on It's platform, outlining its
future poliCy-is well worth tho atten.
| ton of every patriotic citizen. II is idle
to suppose that MIR. Blaine will be beaten
by personal attacks. .--COwier-iOWlGi,
1t is characteristic of its author, 1t is
characteristic Of the crafty politician who
reserves tho defining of bis position in
acccptinga nomination on the republican
platform until no shall have seen how
| that platform was met by tho platform OF
the other party, aud WAS evidently written
with tho democratic platform directly
under his BpGctaclos. .-NlShUWe Inercaa
1t isa long and labOrcd document, il
which the author attempts to deal witt
various topics Of national concern some
what after the fashion Of presidentia q
National Republican., 1884-07-23
PROPOSALS.
IMPROVEMENT OF POTOMAC RIVER
Il NEAR WASHINGTON, ID. C.-PRoPo-
SAILS FOR DREDGING.
UNITED STATES ENgfSEER OFFICE,
213O PENNsYbvAN1A AvENuE y. W..

2130 PENNsyLvAS1A AvENUE n. W.,
WAsHfNGroN ID. G., July 81, 1884.
Sealed proposals, in triplcate, for Dredging
md forming cmbankment ON Potomac River
Improvement, near Washington, ID. G., will be
received 1T this Office until ~ m. on MON DAY,
AUGUST 4, 1884, and opened Immediately
thereafter
Blank forms, upon which proposals must be
made, specifications, and any desired lnfOrma-
tion can be had on application TO this Office
PETER G.. HAMS,
IyngDt Major of Eupiupers
National Republican., 1884-07-23

rI'HB GREAT PENNsYIv4NIA ROUTE
a no THE NOHrHWESr AND SOurii,
WEST DOUBLE TRACK, spLEtlNS,Dlsl,nir ID
SSg,E;N EnH STEEL RAILS, MAGNltlChNr
National Republican., 1884-07-23

Private Stock Telegraph Wires 10 New York,
Boston, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Rich
National Republican., 1884-07-23

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
BhTIMoRE, July 22-Yirginla 6s CONSOLE
dated, 3l13 pastdue coupons, ~; new IS
5lH bid to-day.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-12
urnptnY aatlehEn.

&atibor. sSn elmer bier aufgeffeas
ten S9aubube ;ei9te f6 bieier Gage bic
90 Sabre alta Stein aus Wormbitt
(Ofpreubsn) in ibren 8raftprobuftio
nen. Dabet 3erfdIu9 Semanb cine iiber
benz Sis bes Mdb9ens un9ebradte
BetroIeumlampe unb has brennenbe OeI
eraoB 19 iber bic lln9lidlide, weI9e 10
fdliu1une Branbuunben erIitt, baB fe
mad breitdgtgen fir5terli9en Setben i'm
&rantenbauie itarb.
Selbrfmorne, uueIifsz unb Brauo=
fdue. Nus S9mernrutb ertrdntte ft6
Bet 8resIau in Der Soer bic Snwobners
frau Sufanna 9adert aus Mar9aretb,
IN isinem eIterltdeus 9auie erbdn9te iid
aus ~unbetannten 9rinben Der 22idbrtse
6Ieii6er 2dermonr aug Oeuti9s2etppe,
in @losou BET S9mieb gOnrab uno in
Sasan lteB fi9 Der So Sabre alt 9drts
ner 6rtebr. @artis pom @tienbohn3use
~iiberfabren. Sn @ablen3 BET Ofustau
ertranf In einem tiefeu @raben bic
0tttwe Smers. Den Jlnmmen finb
gum Opfe1 eefaGen: in Breslau bas ben
@sbriibern Bauer sebSrige 9runbffid
in Der @~arteufraBe, in @ii9ls bas benz
&effaurateur 6anbte in &6ben gebortge
9auereut, In @afenborf bic benz 4usuft
seb6riee 6dusIerffeue Nr. 20
unb in Bodwis bic @ebdube beS Waaus
rerS 66niel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-12
prnpii1, ~1IffpremRft..


Ronit. SIM bena6barten &I. @bslu,
.ieB bic unuerebel. Warianne S6ilta
.bre bret &inoer I'M NLtsr pom 6 Sabren,
; Sabren unb 5 Wonaten cine fur3e !3eit
1uein I'M 3tmmer. Der 6lteife Sunse
nu9te fi9 on Der 8etroIeumlampe gu
i6affen, oieie s~rplobirte unb aus Der aIss
baIo in pollen 6Iammen itebenben Stube
:onnte nur bas dlteffe Sino gerettet merz
ben, bic anberen beiben p~erbrannteu.
Marienwerber. Der 8eeierunssz
prdfioent bat ueuerbiu9s cine Serfi9uns
trIafsn, rpona9 ni9t III in unierer
Stabt, fonbern ausemein I'M 9at,;en &es
gterunssbe3irt Die S6entwirtbl9aften
nit weibIl6er Bebienun9 UNI 10 rbr
4benbs 9ei@lOfen werben mil len.
93pet. 9roBes Nufiebsn srre9t
bier Die pI6tIi9 crfol9te 8srbaftung oes
tgl. Sbsrf6riters Siemert in 2iubens
ouf6, be6sn 9ouuernunte fi6 Dor einis
ger 3sit aus 8erapeifun9 iiber bortise
BerbdItnife bas 2eben ndbm. Sc bans
oeIt f6 UNI 8e9ietfdIi9unsen nnO AUDI
UNI 6dlI9unsen in ben JoritDermaltunsss
Rehnunoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-12
WrnuEmz WhprfnReH.


GiIfit. Oer S3neiber SmaIaties
IN Wasftubbern uuterbieIt nit Der 6rau
oes bOrtiaen 8eiieers SBe3epansti elm
8erbdltniB, beobli9tiste fe gu beiratbsn
unb periu9te besbaIb, ben Mann bur9
Nrfenit, bas ct ibm In etnem @Iale Bier
6eibra3te, aus benz @ege su rdumen.
Oafir muB er ieet auf 8erbitt bes
59wur9ert9ts 6 Sabre i'm Su5tbaus
ftSen.
unslidss unb 8ranbfdue. - Sn Der
Brauerei Wat3iden tno bret Arbeiter
our3 @inatbmen Don S%obIenbunlt erit6t
4nb IN SerteIbed itir3te Der Nltfiser
S3uBil pom Der Setter in ben 6ausfur
9inab unb ftarb in Tol9e Der erIittenen
8~erIetungen. Dur9 9r6Bere S9absnz
feusr purben ein9edI9ert: in 9rumbeIn
idmmtlt6e @ebdube bes Beiiters Boz
romsti, in Mogilopen bic @o9ns unb
0trtbi6aftssebdube bes Wi-tbes Sal.
Ioga, in Yadamohnen bus 9ottIteb 2afs
i3e 6russrnnbitid, in 9I6pten bic 8ez
itsune bes @uitptrt6s SouuIcSpt urb in
Rug BRET Spetder Der &aufleute S9is,
Ealeuau uno S6eer uuo orei @obnge;
odub bes 8eftbers Rabnau unb bes
Raufmanns S@eer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-12
H1apitt, BDn1mrrts.

Stettin. Der l1brma6er 6rans
Rarquarbt un6 beffsn @ompasnon Neuz
mann iinb ieit einisen Eagen usri9puns
ben; las in Der YupentraBe selesene
9ef4dftsIotaI mar bis auf ciuen GERM
gen Gbeil pom BEN Observation-Disclosures ees
cdumt. Die 6Ii9tisen uetben fted6riefz
lt9 uerfOl9t.
9reifswaIb. unIere uniperftdt
Uirb i'm Iaufenbeu @interiemelter pon
36s Stubirenben beiu9t; bauon Sdblt
Die tbeoIostide 6atuItdt ISL, bic %iu1iitts
I9e SIS, bic n1ebi3inii9e All, bic pbtIoios
pbil3e AS.
SotObsbuseu. Na9 rnterf5Ias
gun9 amtIi9 anuertrauter @elber lift Der
8eridtspoqBieber 8or9arbt pom bier
Hl9tis 9eworben unb urrb iest pom
Star9aroer Staatsaupalt ftedbriefi6
oerfoIst.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-12
Voro0ettti6er NoDo.
RrsrlmdRise 1arasierbrfornrrHn
-sDiiaeu-
sarfmen ftrio g3aIffuore.

abFahri pom g rsmea iesen IeittDo4-
Abiabrt Don SaIttm ore ieeen Donnerffee.
giuuaneeTSrn mad BEN @eten tt bic htltee 6etit
hbd 2 aIttmer re beisHoers ausurniaeu. ea ne - Dor
lehr ueberpor1beIHna eeiHhst bel antunft IN Bait
u1orr birett pom GaEpfT IN bic beIsitfsheHeei etisu
sakHraseR feise1.-
Sie Sor66eHtiessH sIopssGampfer bro4ten ntsr ais
1,25O, 900 YaRa9tere
Ila9Iia aber sen AiEontii4eH GeeaH!I
Bessn peiisrrr austHuii DenSt sion 10 On
Ebeohor B%ersner, Gsent, 9ers
mann. Wto.
en- Chicago, Sn.: $. GIauienins& SO
z1tsi oarant. has WnGs Rahastf@etu bs iar
Danpfu Sss S~fsgeosstfAsa eteee a~nssfasbi
So
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-12


NIIenborf a. 8. 9ier muBten
auf 8eranla1nn9 Der Resierun9 bic
S5uIen sei9lohen uerben, neil bic
Ueaierns unb Oipbtberitis= epidemic in
bebentli9er Weiie nm ii9 sreift. @s
febIten suIsst 26o S4hIer, ulsbr ais bic
9dIfte.
@arburs. Sn Der 0adt gum 8.
Mdr; bs. Sc. mar in 9sorbef Der oils
bersloier 8u9erer betannte 9anbeIss
mann BolfT srulrst uno feline 5rdu ct
idlaqen worben. Die 6fsutIide Wteiz
hung be3ei6nete 'bamaIs ben S4mieb
Ronrab 6eboeri6 aus RoBbers ais ben
1bdter, neil bieier pom 8OIff um 9aus
unb 6of sebra9t mo.ben mar. Due
biefise S9wurseridt fpra9 nun fir3Ii4
mad film tdsiser 8erbanblung 6eober'6
uon Der AntIase auf sweiia@sn Morb
frei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-12
urnuinf Unffn.

6rouf f q b t. Die neu9ebaute
@baufeeftrede pou Qifa mad S9westau
1T benz 6fentIi9en 8ertebr h~ber9eben
uorben.
&oImar. Der @efunbbeitssuiiaub
IT tn ben Issten Nouaten in bieiiser
9eeerb i'm Nasemsineu elm i9Iedter sez
ueIen. gs 1T wobI taum elm Oorf I'M
Rreile, in bem S6arIa9 unb Oip5teritis
ui6t e~raii1rt batten. Nm ue%rbeerenoiten
phtbete bic 0ipbteritis in grooben, no
oe,ieIben mebr ais 20 Rinber gum Spfer
5%efuleu finb. @egenwdrtia treten bic
Rruntheiten in i1i9 unb 3a9usberg befs
tis auf. 9crt leiften bic btefgeu Otas
toniifnnen ppr3iieIide DienIte. sSr
8erstbaI uRb Raowonte uurben au6
Boden tonftatirt.
8ubewis. Infer 8ireermeifer
Rauefi bat bur9 cine Serorbnune, bur6
rueI1e bas Nbfnsen pom Sir9enIiebern
1uf benz M~arttpIote w6brenb Der Sttaua
oes Qaurentilsfeftes perboten wurbe, ben
Corn Der tatboIif9en @inwobner auf itd
JeIaben. sic buben sesen bieie 8erOrbs
hung cine sebarnii9te 8ei4werbe on bic
Restsruns seri9tet unb, pom biefer abs
i9ldsts bei6ieben, baben fe it9 iest al
ben Wetnifter 9euenoet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-12
x6nigrEths 8adbIftss

Quaau. tleber unfsreu Aer;ten
fdwebt elm lnffern. SIM Nnfanse bies
les Sabres wu,be Der iunse Or. Slters
bolb Bel unermibIi9er 8etdmpfuns Der
bier witbenben 9ipbtberitis ieIbf elm
OFFER berfeIben un6 jest 1T Der Ra4s
foIaer befeIben, Or. Siebers, an elmer
BIntpersiftuns, bic er fi3 Bet elmer
Operation ,usesoseu bate, sefforbsu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-12
Yrnrti0 8adsTfa.

DeItsf5. Oie biefsen Raufierte
Seller & @ieffnser erbieltsn bieier Gage
ieber einen ononpn1en Brief, portn fe
aufaeforbert wurben, an einem befftn1r1s
ten Mbenbe 10 besw. 25 W. aut BITE
Bant am 6eiIisbriiunen 3u Ieben, utorts
eenfaus benz 6euer Der rotbe 9abn auf's
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-12-12
ansIdnOii9e Nadri6teu.



Berlin. Bei benz 8erlaasbu@6dn6s
Ter Sunge In Der Stalauer StraBe iinh
go, 900 grsmpIare unittlider S9riften
oou Der 8oIi3ei fonfs3irt wor6en.
gottbus. Sn benz Dorfe Beterss
5ain BET Drebtau uurbe Der pom hieiisen
Amtsseri6t meeen @inbru9s ffed6riefi9
uerfoIste4 rbeiter @briifian S6worid pon
5ier feffgeuommeu, IN per 8asen bierber
transportirt Al ,uerben. am gingange
Der DresbenerffraBe mar Der Gransporz
tant nod wobI unb munter, au @iisns
6abust1ebersan9 fieI er pI6sIi9 tobt gu
Boben. Man elaubt, baB er auf benz
transport idwer %mibbanbeIt purbe, mes
5aIb sert9tli9e tuteriu9unS einseIeitet
uurbe.
6reienwaIbe a.. 8. Dor bief:
gem S66ffeneeri6t ioute ft9 Der 86tt.
5ermeifter O0ranb aus Neuenbusen wes
gen MiBbuubIuus ieiuer Truu uerants
uorten. @us CELEBRATION bieriber eri6oB
CT fi9 tur3 Dor 8ssinn Der 8~erbanbIurs.
Rirtow. Gin Sobn bes Miiblebez
isers @iIefeIb bier, Der in 9forsbeim in
Boben ais @oIbarbeiter bei6dftist mar,
it bort bas Opfer Ginger &aufbolbe ees
uorben, bic i'm 3uerit miBbanbelten nnb
odun lber cine Giienbabnb1iide in bic
Sig warfen, mo er tobt aufgefunben
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-12
AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.

Alarming Increase in the Number of Out
rases-McDermott "A British Tool.
LONDON, Dec. 11.-Reports from ireland indi-
cate an alarming revival of outrages. The spec
ial seat of disturbance is in Tralee, where armed
men have brutally maltreated man who was
taking of Sir Edward Denny's estate. The
man4ujured is now i'll preearious condition.
The cause of the outrage was the recent eviction
of tenant, for which the care taker was held
responsible.
The United ireland says it has fresh evidences
that Jas. McDermott is an emissary in the pay of
the police. The outrages he has planned are
part of a conspiracy directed from Dublin Castle
to bring discredit on the Irish race. The people
reiterate the charge that Edenburn House, at
Tralee, was blown up with an Internal machine,
which was one of three sent TO County Kerry 10y
McDermott, and which had been purchased with
British gold.
Patrick Egan pre- dent of the Irish National
League in America, has asked the Irish party to
organize an election fund in America Mr. Par
nell replies to this that politics are SO unsettled
at present that dissolution of Parliament is
uncertain. He will decide in reference to the
scheme when an election becomes certain.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-12
OTHER RELIGIOUS MATTERS.
Proceedings of the Centenary NJ. e. Conference
Temperance Meetings To BE Held.

Proceedings of the Centenary NJ. e. Conference
Temperance Meetings To BE Held.
BALTIMORE, Dec. lin the centenary con-
ference, this morning, Bishop Wilson occupied
the chair. Prayer was offered by Rev. A. S.
Hunter, after which the minutes were read by
Rev. j. S. Martin.
A resolution calling for grand temperance
demonstration during the session of the confer
ence was referred to the executive committee.
The special order of the day, review of the
superintendency of Asbury and what he did for
Methodism, by Rev. Jesse Boring. was read by
WIN. S. Thompson the venerable Dr. Boring be-
ing unequal to the task. This paper comprised
a review of the labors of Asbury. the difficulties
he overcame, and the success which ultimately
crowned his work.
The reading of the essay on Asbury was fol-
lowed by an address by Rev. Alfred Wheeler. on
the Relations of John Wesley to American
Methodism." This was followed by general
discussion of the subject of the itineracy.
Bishop Andrews made report, recommending
that temperance mass meetings be held on Sat
urday next, under the auspices of the conference
Adopted. Adjourned.
AT the afternoon session papers on Statistical
Results and Membership" and on Educational
and Financial Statistics We're read. At the ses-
sion tonight there was reception of fraternal
delegates.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-12
A HIGHLY SENSATIONAL STORY.
Young Lady Supposed To Be Dead Comes
TO Life in the Hands of Medical Students.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Dec. IA reporter of
the Republican has visited Egremont, and
CLEANED new particulars of the grave robbing
mystery. The case is further than ever from so
luton, and the story grows more Sensational and
more improbable. Judge Rowley, selectman of
Egremont, and executor of Miss Estelle
Newmans estate of $1,000, said he
first heard the story purporting to be
a confession of the dying H. Worth
Wright few days ago. Wright was home on
vacation when Miss Newman died With two
or three other students he took the body of Miss
Newman to West Stockbridge in a sack and CON
veyed it to Albany on the night train. The stu
dents prepared TO dis5ect the body when there
signs of life, and when they succeeded in
restoring her she was insane After
a consultation Miss Newman was taken to
Bellevue Hospital, New York, where she re-
mained a while and subsequently was taken to
the residence of tho uncle of one Of the students
in Schohare county. n Y, where she regained
her reason about two years ago When H.
Worth Wright died in Connecticut she read
about it, and said she knew Wright,
and from that time her memory came back and
she fully restored to health, and sub
sequently married young physician, the
nephew of the man in whose care she had been
since leaving the hospital. 1t is further added
that the couple now living in New York
State and are proposing visit to Miss Newman's
friends in Berkshire county.
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A PLANTERS CRIME.
Colonel Barr, Southern Landowner, Muir
derS His Negro Tenant.

MADISON, GA. Dec 11.-News of frightful
homicide has been received from Jasper county
Colonel William Barr, one of the best known
citizens of that county several years ago pur
chased plantation of Captain Horsely, now of
Texas, and tenanted parts of the land to negroes,
who worked on halves. This year negro by
the name of jeff Nichols worked the above
terms and divided the crop as gathered and
ginned. Everything passed off satisfactorily SO
far until the negro tenant started to market with
his last bale of cotton Mr.. Barr wanted to make
payment on his land and requested the negro
to loan him this bale of cotton, stating that he
would pay him soon. jeff Nichols refused, say
ing that he needed the cotton to buy clothes for
his family Barr then told him that he would
not allow him to move the cotton.
The negro, who had engaged team for the
purpose. said that the cotton belonged to him,
and that he Barr could not prevent him from
marketing the same Barr left, and returned
with pistol and fired two shots at the negro,
who by this time had started off with his cotton.
These shots fired to scare the negro, but
seemed to have the opposite effect, as he replied
that he was not afraid of Barr or any other
white man. Barr then followed the team to the
gate leading into the road, ami fired again, the
ball entering just below the right nipple. jeff
Nichols got down off his wagon and walked ten
feet TO the gate, when another shot from Barr's
pistol brought him to the ground. The only
words uttered by the negro were: Boys I'm a
dead man. and with this he expired
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-12
THE CONGO CONFERENCE.
Preparations for Discussing the Various
Neutrality Plans.

IllnSs
BERLIN Dec 11.-Henry NJ. Stanley has ar
rived from London. The expert delegates met
to-day to compile formula embodying the four
neutrality proposals which will be discussed by
the Congo committee tomorrow. The American
neutrality scheme proposes that the powers oc-
cupyng the territory of the Congo basin shall not
make war upon each other, nor upon the
natives. Mr., Stanley assured the committee
that England has accepted his proposition to
recognize the African International Association
but its formal ratification is still awaited
Counsulman, the delegate from Holland
stated that he has similar treaty to submit to
the committee
Portugal has withdrawn its opposition to Gen.
Sanfords railway s'heme. Should the
general committee reject the scheme of
General Sanford to build a railway from Vivi
to Stanley Pool, General Sanford reserves the
right to submit his project to the full conference
The American delegates will support Sir Edward
Malet's proposition for the total abolition of the
slave trade Eminent jursts are preparing long
papers on the third part of the programme
of the conference, defining the rules that shall
govern European annexation in Africa.