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Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-17
Cocoanut Bon Bons

COcOanut Bon BOns, Fresh made daily, only 20c per pound; cos tune notices, 15c per dozen, only at By der's
Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-17
PATR0nlZE THE PEOPLES STORE.
 CASH PRICES QNIX

15 pounds Granuated Sugar $1. 19c buys Ccrned Beef 25c buys California Apricots. 16c buys French Peas 14c buys Imported Macaroni. 46 cents buys fancy Porto Rico molasses. 34 cents buys good Porto Rico. B cents buys fancy New Orleans. 13 cents buys first class muscatel raisins. 15c buys 10-pound kit No. 2 mackerel. Soda, Milk and Oyster Crackers Sc.
 Toe Pound for Home Made Lard. We sell only first class Butter. OUR JAVA COFFEE.-No dealer matches our quality at 25c
 REMEMBER THIS. All goods sold at the Peoples Store shall be standard. R. W. MILLS, 3s2 STATE STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-17

The Edwin Arden company will close successful weeks engagement at the museum this evening
Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-17
special Nntt1es. Special 51ntices. nay G00De We Cater to No Particular Class lrhRp[Te un' uooDo' but Welcome All and Provide for AL Ih'l L'9 BOLTON & NELLY The Present Week Invite Attention to their Immense
 Stock of
 NEW DRESS GOODS
THE LEADING NOVELTIES ARE

 of n most more of forming border hisuse f the rimmin
  a coors sproduc
  at either ein
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
SMALLPOX CASES IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Nov. 20 (SpccidD.-There were
twcnty-two deaths from smallpox yesterday fifteen
being the city and in the suburbs and twenty
live reported IL Is esumtted that there
are about 10 900 people the city st Sho have not
been vaccnated. The Isolation Committee now reports
that every case smallpox in the city Is either removed
TO The hospital properly Isolated The case OF the two
GagnOrs accused Of shooting AT sanitary officer with
intent to kill. has postponed until tho next session
OF the Court OF Queens Bcpcb 1t is reported that the
authorities afraid 70 prosecute them this term as
the feelings Of sympathy aroused by the violent articles
In lie Monde strong in their favor that Ous
trouble feared. The actiOus Of tho Mayor agaius
lie Mci;de and La MneUe will also be held over until
next term DR.. CsderTe anti-vaccinaOnlst. has been
snmoDed appeal before the Health Court TO answer
"A charge OF ueglectiug 10 report OF aipox
which he was treating. Que Wo0dlawn, who lives at
EocheHteryile, OttOwa, discovered nuub3r uf dis
nfectants and thought Montreal capital held To dis
pose OF them. He accordingly went there aud assured
everyone ho met that they complete protection
against infection and far IN advance Of vaccination on
return home he vaccnatcd, strongly against his
wishes, train and after hc q few days homo
he takon with smallpox himself
HALIFAX. Nov. 20 (Npeeah.-Dispatches from Char
lottetOwu report the smallpox epidemic control
AID pubic confidence restored
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Arr1ckKNG us Dh1D WEE

BosToN, Nov. 20 (SPeciaD. Few cases are on
record of Il attacking dead woman. Thomas Car
roll who lives SWEETEST, In tho Highlands district
was show tho District Court to-day 70 have attained
this distinction He arrested last sunday charged
with killing hts wife To-day he was aTragnod. when
su,an Brown testified that Saturday night, while
doing lounge In CAROLS ROOMS, shc WAS awakened
by - blow upon one OF her eyes. She got up and told
Carroll. who standing near By, that he had made
that she not his Nlto. Carroll then called
tu hts wo get up End get his supper Receiving no
answer lie placed hs hand around Ms wiics throat aud
raised her up against the wall at the back of the lounge.
the hor and insisting that che get
his supper autopsy reye cd the fact that CarrOs
dead from heart disease when hc assaulted Lsr
and the bruts was released
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
T0BEY REFUSES TO TESTIFY.

l.. III. Tobey, whose relations to GrahC "
Ward and to ". Il. Grace have made him an object OF
interest and search OF late in state OF Indignation
yes,.rlay rs he waited u the antcrOom OF th- united
statcs Grand Jury TO be called for examination,
deputv marshal trying to serve a subpoena on him on
Wednesday night, had disturbed Mr.. TobeS's whole
family ana made tumult which Mr. Tobey could moo
forget Yesterday Mr.. Grace's former private
SECRETARY vented his against tho deputy IN ev ry
budys hearing. After duly waiting he WAS Day siln
named before the Grand Jury. He entrrod Tie room
with a look expectancy his face, evidently hoping
10 b. over trouue 1t hardly three minutes
before Mr. Tobey OF the Grand Jury room as X
fired from "A cataput; his eyes were bazing witt" MS
face WAS pale with suppressed emotions he M tdd
some calculations. talked In a vehement way and hnaly
Gsappeared the office OF his counsel. Horace II
Deming IL was reported good auth hIrity that Mr
To-Day shortened bis with the Grand Jury Dy
an explicit refusal TO any questions as 10 MS
own dealings those OF Mayor Grace with the firm OK
Grant Ward aud tndt he had based hts refusal on the
ground that he understood that he was threat
ened with indictment. IL Is the opinion IN tha
Federal uldinx that Mr. TObeys presence will be re-
qured on Monday, by which time 1t Is hoped he VIII cN
perisnce a change OF heart. -.
A deputy marshal has succeeded in serving a sup.
pgna Mayor Grace who was caught at tho Astor
House One who has examined the books or Grant, =
Ward saiu yesterday: f. H. robey must have acLcu ~
the capacity OF messenger ar representative OF w II
Grace, for the accounts OF the two with Grant ""o
can be satisfactorily explained on M other theory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
rHRoUGH NEU-YURN SrITE
VACATIONS FOR CORNELL PROFESSOR

VACATIONS FOX CpRNEt.L PEpIE~SOH-.
ITHACA, No5. 20 (Sp,ciHt.-At the regular
meeting of the Board Of Trustee, of tn C"rue nj
vcrsi,y to.t.y. tha m0.t iupn-t business the
passing of university ttr". which prnyide> That o0y
professor. as,oc!l.e professor assistant professor
has been yeIrs 80 me OF 'hc university
may have years leave OF 1b.cucr ha! pay hy maxi
ing ngappicItion the trustees thr0u IA The president he
fore Januiry mkt preceding The collegiate year Tor
which ho wishes the leave, provided That
two absences shan not bo allowed in
the same department the same year ana
If two Applications le from the department.
tho choice shall Dc D., seniority %. eIyce ia" ttrsi's.
reserve the night to refuse any whcran ming
the vacation would De prciu c to the inter of th"
university. Henry Wsice. chairman oi tn BoarI OF
Trustees. gives $4,000 To ildurso profr surship n
moral philosophy aad c;hics and -lo.uOu provide
house Tor tn occrut 81 the chair v b., collected
by the president Hut tho Executive t1Wui'trc of ~"
nOdrd III" customary appropriations were made ioI
ID" ensuing }rr Representative 90 "a" tNippcWd ana
n 'irc lumber itulc- I-kus the trustees Tor
Tc.'ir %! S7OO,O1O iAhdb pa! hasod Uf tHr u'i-
NVrsty. They aiuHt That theY aN" no l"l rld u. J7
they do their and Csttntat'.-. bUi ~IJ
thai te thinner not good flrry fu"Ius"i. The
cuntr-;trt> wi;ucs,os IN the fi.k- Vil Gao.
tht these lannS wcic worth more t,n the university
CCiNcd Tor them.
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LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Nov. 2O.-Tbo
schooner Alice Oakes. or Camden, Me-. Captain Leo.
from Rocksnd ~ Y. arrived here last night with hor
cargo OF lime on fire. Shr has been sealed aud tho
fire will probably be smOhercd without doing muel
damage.
QrTowA Kan. Nov. 20.-Firc destroyed two stores
here last night Que occupied by Webster Co. and the
other by soper Calman. and the Adams Express Conn
pauy The loss is 81 900 IL is thought that the w. u.
Grimes DrysoOds Company, OF Kansas City. are heavy
losers as they interested In the webster property,
which has been I'm litigation some weeks The safe OK
Webster * Co. had been opened.
PROVIDENCE, Nov 2O.-The large c0tton-waste store
house OF H. Briggs Co., in CottaSc-st, Pawtueket was
burned this morning. Tho less stock Is between
900 600 and s25 900; insurance, $4,000. The loss on
the building whch Is the property OF the Providence
County Savings Bank, is $500 insurance, sl,ioo
VIENNA, ILL.,, Nov. 20-A large barn owned by DR..
W. A. Looney was burned light The loss Is $30OOj
insured Ia the Glens Falls Company, Of Newfork for
$500.
EAST SAGINAW. Mich. Nov. 20-stiles Brothers saw
mill two mile. south OF Nrvana, was burned yesterday.
The loss Is 5000 no insurance.
ELIZABETH y. j., Nov. 2O-Tho house OF L. Eberson.
OIL Bayway was destroyed by fire this morning lt hai
recently been improved. The bouse cost 5000 and
there Is an Insurance OF $4,000.
SAG H,RBoR, l.. l., Nov. Gothic largo house anu
baru on Kirk Place Northwest. about four miles rom
hi. village, and barn uelghboring Place aDods
eighty rods distant all owned by Edward I,rs.ol, ot
York werc burned late last nigh Inc ntN VIZ VI
iucendlary origin and ths oss was Ss,oOO
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UORR AMONG The INDL4NS.
DISCUSSIONS AND SUGGESTIONS IN THE INDIAN
RIGHTS ASSOCIATION.

DISCUSSIONS AND SUGGESTIONS IN THE INDIAN
RIGHTS ASSOCIATION.
NEw-HAvEN, Nov. 20 tSpecio There was
largo attendance at todays concluding meeting Oh the
Indian Rights Association In Centre Church Mrs. A. s.
Qunton, OF Washington, secretary OF the Womens 5
National Indian Association, made an eloquent appeal
to women to do something In aid OF Indians VINO are
without Christian teaching There are still more than
eighty tribes without Christian teaching. The Womens
Association union of the of ten different de-
nominations and denominat!oDHi -o.S but simply
nrenaRetery TC7S goes to the hearts Of the Indian
Mrs. Quinton was followed by Miss Alice Fletcher
who sad "The Indian women appeal strongly eud
need your help They stand waiting for you. I have
lived with them day In and day out know what tent
with the thermometer 30 degrees below The
stories of bIzzards where child has been saved by
mother who was frozen stf Christianity. the law and
land in severaty absolutely necessary for the i'm
prOvement of tho Indian"
Professor Brewer OF Yale, said among other things:
"The Indians here and the question must Do DIS
posed of In of three ways First they can be killed
Oft Many advOcatc this openly IL finds expression In
the common Western saying that there is no good
the whites. Many advocate this method. As many
would have 1t, IT Is to carefully cherish great
horde OF National panPers. inlrary, @ 'ney @ ,iy may
zation. Instead Of being merely consumers, they may he.
como producers that instead OF roaming sayages and
warning barharians, they nay become civilized For
IN part matter Of educaton In pnrt matter or nsruc-
ton. With proper treatment the Indians VIII come In
time nearly par with the whitcs.'
Senator Dawes. OF Massachusetts,, read exhaustive
paper the to make Indians sclt-sup
porting citizens. Herbert Wech gave account of
visit to the Dakota Indians and remarks wero made by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
HERMAN J. NALL ACQUITTED.

AUBCEN. Nov. 20 iSDcciuD.-I the United
States Courl t,y tho jury thr Herman j..
Hall charged with conspiracy To fraud tho First Na-
tlOnu Bank of Bunalo AID c.lheLL .n& OO0o G:tor
drhbcrijlns from $3.50 tn octuck brotaht verdict
OF moi guilty. In hIa testimony ho said ihat Oh Aprl 20,
lss2 be bought 500 of ,tnck ot the bank H.
Porter Lee the president $40. tr.ls h- no'c3 Tor
r2OUOOO lie utondri to sell his s,ock 20 hi. friends
take up No stock Transferred then huI
bll al sale gwen He aftorwsrl received of
the stock bY nldi, On Ci"sS-cLIuiHHtiOI hC sd!u:
Know Ire stulpy custom ~ the baul. I
know nothing % IL" Iiairs 1l tne burk except that II
had paper for about r5OO.O'O l.c did t'll
all tic ie,t ~ tho paper Hcid the hIk t sd god
and that was the tCst lu,iSC 81 10Y own.
MI Wellington knowing that yOn owed TIC bank
than IT. capital stock aud surplus combined aud
could not pay ccut were yOu KOHJ y Hud -~ddIc
thus stock upon your friends a. T&JOi
Mitncsr--I
Mr. Neltntfou-W W,IJ vou c,ulJ never have dan, -
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FRENCH CANADIANS DISAGREEING.
A SPLIT IN THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OVER THE
HANGING OF RIEi.

HANGING OF RlFi.
MONTREAL, Nov. 90 (SpeciaO 1t now seems
apparent that the French Liberals and Conservatives.
who have been uniting in condcmning Rieps hanging,
will not pull well tosethcE day two AGO Senator
Lacoste asked to accept the leadership OF now
national party hut now the French Liberals that the
Conservatives will have accept Blake and Mcrcer
their leaders they will not unite with theu This is
likely split up the two factions. l.. o. David has sent
In his resignation a member prominent Ontario
Liberal In the CITY for the purpose of discussing the
situation with the French Liberals
counter demon ,tration of Engishmcn in tho west
end OF the CITY last night has caused considerable eX-
element French circles and this afternoon IL
ported that notices displayed in the East End OF
the city and in prominent places IN the outyin. muni
cipaes asking the French pcOplH to come TO heir as
sistanCe and make attack on the West End.
Le Modr says that it has received several threatening
letters Orsueewen. The samo pap"r denounces
the West End men as enomles Of Rel EEt,ndoUd ut
trry otanesi ana cans II ier.Ci"ns h9T
and only gives way to frantic joy when the r"p" i
around the neck Of piclm and the drop falls La Irc
thinks thal the Government terrified at the henin'l
Displayed by rho French Canadians and Irish over Eers
hanging shrink from lie hanging of the Indians fixed
for November %, and tlat they will be pardoned
At Rel meeting on The champ d" Mars last night tho
chairman. NJ. o. David asked the audience to swear,
over the holy OF Rio, to nv" m gS FIRST never 10
forgive those who responsible for Eeis eath; and
second. to adopt his chl ren those OF the Nation
Mr.. MERCER protested sOl"nly agans n" fate OF Riel
an called ON the people to turn out the three codr"7 III
The Cabinet.
SHERBROOKE, Nov. 20-IphodeIs Of the Government
gathered in groups the purpose Of prevent
ing attempts that might bc made to hnrn ei-ics.
Both parties in siron@ force. SPEECHES were
made both slcs for ana d.ai l- Ri- aGl the actiOn
Of he Government amid much cVci'em"n. Two Gn j.
Cover seriously injured, the head OF one
being split open.
ToRnNTO. Nov. 2O-Nicholaa + ood DAWN, q Justice 81
the Peace of Resua, ant P6 Anire telegraph innty to
Ihc "a be that there IL not worl or tah ia the slate
mcnt hat the body W - dIsi 'urH.
BlsNARCK, Dak Nov. 20 CSpsciolj-A passenger FROM
the Northwest territory reached here to-day ard rr
ported that movement is already foot 10 the
erection Of monument 10 the memory uf Eel, whom
the FrenclCauadians and halfhre s consider rt1
The meS-ong ia an influential yonng hlfbr"'d. aHd
that every IN the NoT'uwr-t who boaF'- oi .
drop Indian blood Will contribute lo tLc nulunrut,
and he thinks n win Dc Of the uiOst imposing ever
lrDI IfnI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
INCIDENTS IN TILE DOMINION.

KINGSTON, Ont, Nov. 2O.-A meeting Of
syIupathizers withMr Parners movement for securing
home rule for Ireland held here last night RcsOu
tions in favor Of the movement adopted and $500
subscribed toward the Irish Parliamentary Fund
MONTREAL, NOv 20-Judge Loranger rendered a de-
cision to-day in the OF Carsley co. against the
Bradstrcet Agency, the latter company having been
sued for $4,000 for stating that the hro OF Carsey
Co. had extension England. The Judge decides
that Carsley & Co. were damaged to the extent or
$1,000. The will be appealed
IT. THOMAS. Ont, Nov. 20.-An attempt was made to
wreck the Glencoe express three miles west Of tins city,
OH the Airline road, this morning by plling Obstruc
tons the track. Three brothers. Felix, Arthur and
Henry Graham OF Wyandotte Mich. arrested
suspicion IL IS believed however, that they are inno-
cent
HALIFAX, Nov. 20 (speeidD.-Mr, Van lOoteD, an
American mining engineer representing Boston capital
lsts has returned from England, where ~ made ar
rangements for obtaining 81 100000 TO develop cop
per mine at COxheath, Cape Breton, DOW owned by
Boston people.
The schooner FOrella Captain Connolly, arrived in
EOrthSyduey with her cargo ON lire. The florea had
left Montreal for North Sydney and Iarbor Grace with
hay and general merchandise, aud when OF AnlcOsti on
Monday in heavy gale OF wind tho cabin lamp
pOdcd ny tire to the cargo by burning oil falling
through the cabin floor. Every effort made TO
tnguish the re bnt without and everything
battebed down aud tho vessel proceeded to sydney
where the lire was eXunguished by the urc brigade.
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w. 49, - 1 roLlynEn

WL,HINGfoN, Nov. 2O.-IcWis SOnmerlicld,
Pole. llc iy two To-day sho' and Killed hls VITO ana
Gottslp D. anbau,u ~ tc att r. bmrooin the north
eastern part 81 th, city sommrrutids wife let him
some week, ago and las nce becu living Al E!sennHums
TINS afternoon sommrrrld entered tho terroom and.
lux revolver ircd 10 couple five tiiucS one of
tho hots pissn, through El-cubJum> he-rt Nho Mr-.
s,nnrrird W.. saOt M the back "a the shots
ycro Hrd some - tho ur,.hbors rushed in Mr Eiscn
baum giving the alarm. and they were both found dead.
Soulmrrcd down the street toward tho NaFy Yard.
undertook 70 stop him, when he attempted To Kill
nIm also. officer then appeared and took Elm into
custody lie made no explanation further than To say,
broken Eugl-n that hi wio htd Irf INN Iul gone to
Gi.-ubs um'- AMI that she had cheated him uut 81
L- Iic had more cartridge u hIs pocket and
also o. Uuttlco ol Whi,hcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21

MINNEArOLIS. Nov. 20 Npccidh.-A powerful
synd,I'- OF northwestern m.rr, auI whoa. dcticr-,
including most % Not I'D tho barge mt owners have ac-
cuuuiltcd whout here aud AZ Interior points IN Mime
sofa and DRo'a - The Last thirty day aad are reported
10 have sold heavily a,lust thor holdings iu m, Chicago
markc ihis and lnst w-ck They have now begun 20
-rLd wic.t into Chicago instead of lIiudins n here.
one hundred car- stared to-Ii'lt from tn.f
clIy alone aud it l. believed thar double
that alunuut .pIcd to-day point IN Southern
Mitur-ota. all controlled by tnr same syndicate The
ryu c 4c poets 70 be- Ihr within ten Or Uonu days,
limitations here ad o-'N here. To send 10
Chicago rom 5000 to 900 ~ Sn. Whcit, all OF
Whit ugdoI-tu"d b- int aided for December de-
livery. The u0. ciurni f. not YET known out Il" Of
small circle of tGn>r interested To- tht- ciy ami lew
men 80 Southern Minur-pts. several elevator hu"'.
controlling ELEVATOR thrOu n IA" NorEw"-t. are mcu-
her. the -yLdlcitr They thinK That they possrs-
suiacirnt wheat 10 carry ont mo plan oi tnc COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
Tile END OF 1 CENrI-RY LElNE.

PuT>Br re, Nov. 20 lSpecidi brownsville
the Girthpaco or James G.. Blaine aud hfty years ago
rttshLrg', strongest rival IS excited over land gh-
which Ia promi sod and which VIII involve the rSut
ot ownership 10 almost tho eutro town. The claimants
Charles Brown, halter. OF Columbus, ONO. ani
Others Their great great grandfather, William Brown'
WAS tho founder original owner oi Brownsville. He
dcd In 1872 few years previous 10 his death ho
leased part Of his property fora porOd Of hlnetnno
sea- and put the rest such sIae that II should re-
Inaih Ia tho Brown ftnlly until the uincty-hho year,
cAred when tho hoIrr might dispOs" Of the property a.
thcy nt. The yninr year,. the clnlan aver
VIII he NJ In 1856 and then they VIII bo entitled 10 the
Na,t estate with al rs improvements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
Ngw.JgrsEr s4yITIRr ASSOCIATION.

TRENTON, y. j., Nov. 20 tSptcidb.-T an
uUa meeting OF the State s4nitlry Association was
concluded this afternoon Tho GeOlogIst George
b. Cook, read a paper tho Value Of artesian wells
for domestic use In dlerent parts OF NcwJersey" Dr.
Joseph II. Raymond. OF Brooklyn, read n paper on
'rhc collection aud removal OF garbage aud the final
disposition to he made OF it," Professor Rudolph Her
ring OF Philadelphia read paper on "NentiatlOn Of
sewer. and Lnti,r drains" The officers elected ar,
Frc,i out Pruf James W. Green Long BEtneh hrst
Vice president ". X. Newton, Paterson; second vice.
president h. L. B Godfrey, Ga udeu recording score
tary, ID. G. English. New BIuuswick correspondents
srcrrtrry, Professor J. Madison WatsOu EllLabcth'
treasurer, IIeury Mitchell, AsgGry PARK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
'ir WeIanston-wcl yon could never have done >,
WITHOUT Mo>LY n TuE TREASURY.

Troy, Nov. 20 (Sp cidD.-lhc city o. Troy
il run On borrowed money and tho funds oi tho
county are alsrmDgly low. 1his IS due TO the re-
asses.ncnt Of property & fun value required by
law. After the asScssois had made up their JouE on the
basis Of OF third the value OF the prop
eTJy. Tho asscas1rs Will not finish their work
until mdwintcr and no taxes be collected until near
spring. Then IL will require special act OF The Legs
hitu.r to leg ILc thG tax levy Many large accounts
against The county will fan due few weeks and tho
County Treasurer has no money TO mect them. Ih"
State tax VIII bc due Oh February 10, 1886 amt Vhuc
the city may have us share ready tc County reasurcr
VIII c compelled Ia borrow the potion levi upun thc
county. This uirral has 10 money 10 tho adits Of
lie BOlrl OF smnr ryl .Ors M ~. ~ IIr.lLL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
PHASES OF BRITISH POLITICS.

DrBL1y. Nov. 20-Mr PaIncll having or
dar,d a reelection in Dundalk for delegates to the
Nationalist Convention OF Louth, because the former
delegates were in favor OF MIR. Cailan for mher or
Parliament. an election held Tonight winch re-
sulted ia favor of tho Callau delegates ny nUoieS o
five 70 one. Mr Parners candidate Is Joseph Nolsn'
manager of the Music Hall Liverpool .
IIvtRPooI Nov. oO.-Mr. O'Shea. who was Member
for are III the Parliament JUST d>solVcd VIII "}p',e
Division Of this city.
10 c.ns East Donegal - seat III Parliament az The
prpin y A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
COMPLAINING OF THE SCHOOL LAWS.

AUBURN, Nov 20 (NpecidD.-At the meeting
OF school superintendent, OF the today
luton adopted requesting the state superintendent
Of Public Instruction to prepare amendment Ia Lnap
42l O tho laws 0 1874, relating compulsory odu-
cation. IL Is recommended that additional section
bo added 10 the act providing that In the
annual BUDGET of the local school authorities
In cities, Incorporated villages and school districts
the stto the amount necessary carry the prOVsIOns
into eli CT rhOuld be- Inserted; raising by
Iic amount 80 H'JudRcd necessary should he
lagos, aud Oh the trustees Or boards Of cdIcd-
Ou sl scnoO districts, To raise by TAX innd 10 be hrl
school moneys are, subject o. the the
local school HthoIitcs tor the purposes uosolJc
ac IL is compdlDed that The laws at present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
CHARGED BY CREDITORS WITH swlNDLING.

BUFFALO, Nov. 21(Specia) "A ripple of ex-
cltenent mas been here to-day by gnent
OF the lrui OF Edward sten1ed, Rochester clothcr
and the consequent collapse Of the Union Clothing COM
pany city The managed By his
The creditors been cut Oh by transfer Of the
stock Henry MIcbaes, OF Rochester, and Mr. FrOch-
hcb, OF Detroit stoniieids brUtner n.lw One croiltnr
claims that no presen,cd bill tuesday, and II WAS
HcknowiedRei ~ wand and sent 10 Rochester ' lur
audit tWehIyUur hours after stock DXtuIcs
had transferred. hing invcrLgatIUn
threatened AT Si.nhrd was rated ut SSO,UUO
but last year hO refused Ia make u statement.