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lNDoLExr REPUBLICANS AND LOCAL OPTION.

NORWICH, Conn.,, Oct. 8 (Specidb.-At the
town to-day the Republicans carried their ticket
by an average majority OF 30O loss OF over 200 COM
pared with last October. Analysis and comparison
show the loss due to Republicans staying at
home The town voted In license by S34 majorl-
~, a gain OF 377 over last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
ALFRED LEROY.

Troy, n. Y, Oct. 5.-Mayor Alfred Leroy. Of
Cohoes, died this morning lie began life poor boy
and Mt his death was principal owner OF one OF the
largest knitting mills In Cohoes lie was serving MS
) Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
FIVE xoRnofs IMPRISONED AVID FIyED

SALT LAKE CRY, Oct. BIN the Third Dis
trict Court to-day Isaac Groo. Alfred Best. David
T.. Davis, Charles Seal and Andrew w.
Coey convicted OF unlawful cohabitaton all refused 10
pledge themselves TO obey the law In the future, and
to the full extent OF the law namay six
months, M $500 ina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06

In the left lumbar region there a wound and
half inches in length made with sharp instru Det.
through which the ntcsines protrudcd there was also
confusion in the left lilac An inquest was hed
but the report is not yet made Tho opinion Is that tho
was stabbed and thrown overheard from one OF
the Sound steamers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06

WARSAW, Oct. (hpeciaD.-The Wyoming
County Democratic Convention yesterday nominated
Charles d. walcot OF Wethcrsheld for member of AS
sembIy.
UTICA, Oct. 5.-The Democrats OF Chenango County
today nominated william NJ. Bulls, OF Sherburne, for
member OF Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
DIR. W. n. DAVIS.

READING, Penn, Oct. (SpecidD.-Dr. W.
v Davis. prominent physician. died here to-day from
blood poisoning produced by matter coming IN contact
with sore while performing surgical operation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
MR.. CLEVELAND AND THE STATE TICKET.

The important piece OF news al Democratic
HEADQUARTERS yesterday tho assurances received by
the committee from Washington that Mr. Cleveland Will
soon take n decided stand for the ticket The officers OF
the committee relying this action 10 stnghten
out the party lines. They that II - the only thlng
the President can do. Tho Mugwumps and COnserva-
lives they argue, have loft Hun II I'M IA defeated
without Cleveland having done anything To help the
ticket the party viii also desert him. III no comes out
for the ticket and Ia elected no Will have all the credit
II defeated he Will still have his partyat his back ON
this reasoning his hearty cooperation, including the
post Offices. Is expected.
All the candidates on tho Democratic State ticket arc
be here to-day for conference with the committees
The Executive Committee held II session yesterhy 10
consider the question OF finances and Of the speaking
canvass. Owing 10 the lcthargc condition OF Demo
cratic voters effort 10 drum them up by speeches
determined upon. The hrst big meeting VIII nc ~
Albany early next week. 800
Among the visitors were W s. Fredenhurg. OF Kings
ton Adnlph :. Sanger. H. g. Crouch Kingstoni d. q;
Gale James A. Flnck Samuel X. Brick. kchG0nd
County; ". b. DOuihcc, LDuis X. Church, IicksYlloi
Dr. John T. Maggie, Senator Plunkctt, aud John o. O.
Iapnh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
Gpeclal Notices.
Emulsion Of Cod Liver OIL

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VIVA ROGERS personally, Wnllingford, tonn:
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N'l PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS
at Wholesale only No INITIAL arrowbrand goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
JOHN GILBERT AT TIE BOSTON MUSEUM

Bosr0N, Oct (SpeciaN.-JOhn Gilbert the
sterling old esmedan. began an engagement OF two
weeks at the Boston Museum tonight lie appeared In
"School for Scandal" before large audience. lilo VIII
appear during the week IA "Od Heads and Young
IInnrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
pJOy BOBCICArLT MARRIED.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 5.-1he SUiRy
(Australia) HeTuh announces the marriage OF Dion
Boucicault aud Miss Thorbdyke on September o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
olyoy rlPRAR ~ PHILADELPHIA.

CANON FlRRAR ~ PHTLA DELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. . lSDeciad.-Ihe Star
course or lectures was opened tonight By Canon Farrar
with a lecture U Dante"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

the baomets variations In this city BY tenth,
white oscillations
by
indicated Had
mt sphA Broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06

shnn OnimeEis nni Lsii?n, for skin diseases GUS
sptan ' nrls =. &c. aud use Glenns sulphur SotD.
HRS Gair aud hisker Dse. Black or Brown. JJa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06

Bowel Complaints cured an prevcntcd by Dufy's purs
Mai, hskey cadet by icaiss piysieisas. Sid
by Dru5 sists and 6rJcors
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-24
Fallacious Statements.

II hurts Us like the wound from a
friend 10 have a Journal we have so
trusted and welcomed into our home as
we have Harper's Monthly publish an
article like,'A Glass Of Beer" In Ia s0c-
tobcr issue. II proclslms in every homo
II enters that tho manufacture OF beer Is
Just rs honorable and necessary as tho
manufacture Of bread; that, as one Of
the leading Industries Of the country. II
deserves encouragement and protection.
This IL procalms by the very fact Of It's
being In this magazine. which thus
seeks TO throw around the manufacture
Of beer. the glamor which romance.
poetry and art can give, and to make
II respectable by the company In which
II IL placed. More than this 1.-THE trail
Of the serpent is over Il all" II starts
out with the faIlacy that lager ''checrs
but not inebriates, v q statement that
the records Of any police court dis
prove. skillfully intertwined through
the article are other iallacics- that beer
Is nourishing which the German chem
ist. Licbig. disproved long ago-that liz
use prevents insanity. lessons drunk
enncss. ''the more beer the less spirits"
and that II IA not sui, oct 10 adultera-
ton as spirits arc. We should like to
send out with every copy of the October
Harper's, the First National Brewers
Association analysis Of barrel Of bur.
- "A "A A.. a
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-24
How Breweries Help a City.

The Milwaukee Seaiissi shows how
the manufacture of beer has benefited
that city as follows:
eat least six new school buildings
are immcdistely necessary. but because
there are so many saloons the taxpay.
ers mus, support police and courts and
jail- aud charitable institutions with
their money. Therc are hundreds Of
children of school age In the city who
are denied school privilege. because we
can no, afford 10 put up more school
buildings" -
Referring 10 tho large number Of
saloons, the sentinel says they
render II necessary 10 sustain q large
police force TO preserve otder In the city.
They compel the city and The county
TO support courts. and all the machinery
Of the law 10 take care Of offenders
whose oifenscs grow out Of liquor.
They make ns support House Of Cor.
rcction for the scclusion Of drunksrds
and criminals who have been developed
By the SALOONS, al an enormous cost
They lay upon the city and county tho
burden Of supporting alms-houscs. for
the care of pero reduced 10 pauper-
Ism By drunkenness; hospitals for the
medical treatment Of chronic invalids
whose disease can be traced 10 whisky;
insane asylums, toward the filling Of
which iniemperance contributes n large
share. The taxpayers bear the greater
part of these burdens rendered neces.
sary by the saloons- I' fiH
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-24
trszed by Religious Excitement.

wiLIIAMsroRr, Pa, octob IA
case OF insanity brought On BY religious
excitement came TO light yesterday after.
noon when WIN. II. Bastlan, a fier IN The
Dodge Mills, tried TO drive bis fellow.
workmen from the shop. BIstian for
somo time has been attending the rell.
glous revlyals at Newberry, and for days
his wife has noticed that he acted queer
lie has necessarily been bemoauing his
fate and praying that his Sins might
be forgiven. Monday morning during
one Of bis dis Of depression he tried 10
kill his vile, but she escaped from him
and be went 10 work. Al the mill be be.
came rsylng maniac, and the police
were sent for. II took the combined
strength Of four officers to hold him. lie
IL q h, avily.bullt man and he struggled
iuriously, but was at last handcuffed and
taken 10 jail.
In fail Bsstian managed 10 get loose.
He tore his clothes OF aud ran into tho
corridors naked and howled frlgh,fuly.
lie reached the door leading from tho
corridor and with tremendous musculai
iorcs tried 10 break II open. Sheriff
spraauo was preparing 70 start foi
0ettysbufg, but when he saw what tho
matter was, be concluded 10 remain aI
home aud watch the madman. Il tool
eight men 70 recapture Bsstlan. lie VS.,
at last overpowcred, dressed and chained
10 . bed 90 that he could not move. III
was Examined aud removed 10 the Dan
vile Asylum last eyvninz.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-24

LEARNING TO BE MEN,

BaIeful Habits That Are . Iiiadrsnes,
Instead of . Help. 10 Manhood--f.oys.
Bswa'si
BOYS, look out! Only few day. ago
! heard Of four boys who were or ia a
secluded part Of tho town, smoking
cigars and drinking bccrl boys whose
parents had not M Idea what they were
doing. These boys had had the best Of
training from Christian parents. and
were members Of the Sunday-school. I
would not have believed II. II I had not
had tho information from the best
authority. When they were asked what
they were doing. and demonstrated with
for such conduct. they said they were
"learning b. be menF'
Oh, whn, q mistaken ideal Not man
who Is addicted to these habits but will
tell you, u he speaks what hn knows.
that such habits are q hindrancc. In
stead Of help. 10 manhood.
II seems n strange coincidence. that
while was pondering over this sorrow
ful tale had heard. letter came 10
me from syoung man away ont ON the
Western frontier; aud this Is what ha
wrote: Il feel that some Of the best
yeas of my life have been In q measure
wasted. ! thought when ! was hoy
that being a man was 10 learn 10 smok
and drink. and unknown 10 my parents
! acquired these habits. which soon
look strong hold upon me. Tell your
boys that smoking and drinking never
made q man. but has made many fools
Of men"
Don't touch a drop of liquor. boys
n YOU only knew the misery that come.
from intsmperancel How many men
have been wrecked by IL. How many
hearts have been broken because the
loved ones were slaves 10 the accursed
cup. II i the iirst step iha, tells; re-
member that Don't DO thing. ihs,
you would be ashamed 10 have yosf
mother know.
Ahl my boy. you will lind that yous
mother i your truest kest friend. A.
the years 70 on. you viii find this ss.
sertion TO he true one. A boy,
mother ought 10 be bic councillor and
his confidsnt and hls Judge In matter,
that be u Incompetent 10 decide fo'
himself
Don't do anything In an underhsnde<
manner Il viii teach you 10 Be- unre
liable and dishonorsble CuItivsts
lhoss traits q character that VII euahl.
you 70 attain 10 high aud noble man
hood hfsnd firm. Be decided. Wher
Eou are asked 10 do those ihinRs Which
Toa knos sss not rKhk sHy ma Z
Don't l< afraid Of The ls.sts and -cu0'
II youE eonrHnA,n< Although the1
viii MOI admit a YET IN their h~z<s'
ihsJ respect you I'll the mofs isf yeal
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-24
A TERRIBLE SMASH.

Three Trains In q Prom'scuous Wreck on
the renn.yivsnla Rsilroai-Four Persons
Known TO Have Besn KILLED aud Others
wounded - Fcars That Other Victims
Are In tho Debris.
NEW York. October ls.-A disastrous
accident occurred last night on the Penn.
sylvanla Railroad Just west Of the Hack
ensack Bridge. An emlgfant train,
which left Jersey City at 7ii5 o'clock,
was run into BY the Southern Express
train, which left the station ct sios,
knocking four cars Of the latter across
the track Of the Lehish Valley Road.
Shortly afterwards q Lehlgh Valley
train, eastward bound, came laundering
along aud dashed into the wreck.
The wreck is the most frIghtful
one on the road In years
-Four persons are known 10 be killed
and three wounded, but luis believed that
there are other dead bodies under the
debris. Information OF theisecldent wsi
iclegraphed to Jersey City. and several
physicians were summoned and sent 10
the wreck. The bodies OF two women O
bov and man we're recovered The mar
and one Of the women were decspltated.
Their names could not DO ascsrtslned.
All the killed and wounded except one
were on the emlgrant train.
THE WOUNDED AND KILLED.
Among the killed ani wounded wetei
Bulins Arnca,, Norwegian. aged thirty.
1ve years; MarIuus Kllnger, Norwegian.
aged eighteen; Christmas Rolsted, Nor
wrelsn, thirty years Of are.
Stuart Bowers, fireman Of the Lehlgb
Valley train, aged thirty years.
Louis Ubeuroth, conductor OF the emil
grant train. right arm broken.
An unknown Norwegian woman and
baby; the woman Ia badly burt about The
head aud body; the baby has both leg,
and one arm broken.
owen Halle, engineer Of the Lehigt
Valley train, was taken 10 Newark. The
extent Of his injuries has not beer
learned. As far ss learped none Of The
passengers on the Western Express,
were seriously injured. The pas
sengers on the LehIgh Val
ley train were brought 10 Jer
sey City on . relief train sent 70 th'
scene. Az midnish. the fog was still pre-
vallIne on the meadows, aud 10 Il feares
others will be found beneath the debris
The full extent Of the disaster VIII no
be knoun until morning.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-24
Tenth Annual Congress OF the Episcopal
Church Of tho United States.

NEw HAVEN, Coss., October i5.-The
tenth annual Congress Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church OF the United States
will be held Ia this city october goth to
23d, In Carll's 0pera-house. Much In
terest Is felt 10 this gathering by mem.
bors OF the Episcopal Church, and by
Christian people generally. A large nun
Der OF distinguished clergymen and lay.
men are TO be In attendance, and arc 10
speak upon the many subjects marked
out for discussion. The Congress 10 not
q legislative body, being simply an asso-
clatlon for the voluntary discussion Of
questions looking toward the general
good OF the church and 10 Christian
progress. The writer's and speakers are
not delegates, but simply church men
high or low, or riiualist, as the case ma y
be, having q single object 10 view No
votes on any subject under discussion
are taken.
There will be two sessions Of the Con.
grcss, daily, at i0i30 q. m. aud at 1880
p. m. and but ion minutes are allowed
TO each speaker or writer. No one eau
speak twice on The same subject Bishop
John Williams, Of Connecticut. will pre-.
side with Rev q. ID. Wilde, d. d., oi
New York, m Generai.Secrctary. The
list Of writers aud speakers includes
many Of the most prominent clergy oi
the Episcopal Church OF America.
Among the number arc six or seven blsh.
ops, Archdeacons farrar and vcsoy, oi
England, and several gentlemen well
known at the bar, on the bench, In the
army, and In private life.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-24
LATE NEWS ITEMS

IT is stated tnst the vacancy IN the cos
iege Of Cardinals created by Cardinal
McClosksy's death will be allied by Arch
bishop Tsschsraa Of Quebec.
IT has been determined 20 hold the
next Irish National League OF Amer.
lea at Chicago Wednesday, January -,
1885. Yhis date Is nIsl 10 accommodate
ParneIl, who has csblsd President Essn
that he will attend the convention.
Tnx mystery surrounding the disappear
anos Of Mrs. O'xayis, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
,eems TO thieksn. No reliable information
regarding her vhsreab9s' has yet been
received.
FERDINAND WARD was brought !nts the
Court Of Oyer and Tsrninsr at New forf
On the 10th. He was accompanied by hn
attorneys, Gen. Tracy and Mr.. Burke
Cochrane.
In q bloody affair John Graham wss
killed at Tupelo, Ark, on the 18th. by snsll
simons, q ie.yesr-old bsy. The nght grew
,ui Of whisky and disasresmsns over
game Of cards.
wAnHsx ANDERSON, Of Marion, Ind,
vas srrested at Memphis, Tenn, on the
isth on the charge Of having smbsfslsd
Ei5o Of his employers money.
A rraHinLE railroad accident occurred
ON the Peunsyivania railroad on the 18th.
Eight persons were killed and several
injured.
TIE s,nass select committee on inssrststs
commerce. will meet In Memphis, Team, %
he iath Of November.
THr Memphis, Selma and Brunsviek rosi
has been purchased by . syndicate, aud
win be al oncs put through 10 eompletion.
wrsrEy prKsIsBr vas run over BY .
,rsIn on the T., n. o. e. 7. Railroad 81
vict.burF, Miss., on the sosb, and vas %
tsrribly crushed thss there 10 no ihope ci
his recovery.
The Irish landlords have taken Into con
alteration The distress prevailing In The
agricultural districts. owing 10 the low
prices Of farm products. aud are remi'tine
- per cent. of the overdue rents Of theft
tenants.
THr registration Of Brooklyn. n. T., vs'
completed on the Issh. The total nambeI
ef vasers enrolled 10 nearly 1000 srestsI
Than In sny previcss year ereeps 10 issi
m. increase 10 mefs MARRIED In The Rspub
Iican wards.
or the evening Of u. nh vhiis Mr.
= -.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-24
coaRUprlno LITERATURE.
The roui Uefafmity ~ Dr.nh senssa ones
MADE Attractive IN the wfitiaHs u ~.
srsFT Men


asds Attractive IN the wntisHs ~ ~.
srsFI Hsn,
A subtle source n danger arises from
the effects NJ the literature Of lntem-
pcrancc Poetry has long mlnIs,ctcd 10
thIs dfcad yico From tho llacchia oslcs
Of the Grccian Anacrcon aud the grace
ful wine songs u tho Roman IIoratius,
down 10 our own age, when Moore and
Byron have lent their mighty powers 10
throw new cnchnntmcnt around the
foamlng tankard or the lsywrrathed
cup, and make more attractive tho
slavery Of seuauallty. poetry has battlcd
for wine, And even prosc Is iar from
being pure. TO literary men drunken.
ness seems but yenlaI sin. and while
many Of them have fallen. Ike tho
common herd Of drunkards, before ID.
assault too many have prostitutcd their
pens to mako attractive and synony.
nous with all that is generous, noble,
wholc.Souled In humanity, this foul do.
formity. (which 10 be- hated needs but
TO be seem not In poetic glamor, but
rs II really Is,
sWhen the highly wrought description
Of the drinking scene Is banishcd from
the pages Of the modern novel. or II
mentioned, Is stigmatized In burning
letters OF rcprobation; whom tho drunk
ard himself Is depicted. not ~, u good
fellow, but Ms great sinner against hi,
own and others souls; when the wine
song echoes no longer from tho parlor
and the club-room. aud poets cease to
be priests Of the Bacchic orgies; when
history, faithful TO her trust, tells Of
dissipation and luxury as among the
surcst sources OF paiional ruinj and
ethics, redeemed from the fear OF man.
points out in pure aud holy Temperance
the antidotc of very much OF our social
and political misery - then shall great
step have been taken TO shield our
youth from danger and free our land
from woe. For as Il wips OF old. with
the ballads, 80 h It now with the books
Of n nation. They mould the plastic
mind Of youth, and their silent influence
Is mighticr than thousands Of living
orators or countless words OF denuncia-
tion and appeal. bishop Perry.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-24

BLooxueTos, III, October il.--Las'
evening quite . sensation occurred upon
The stsss Of Duslsy Thsster, In this city.
AZ the end of the third sci Of "vir'
sisius," which vas being rendered by ths
Pred wsfds Company. Misc Mitssns WI.
let (Mrs. Hsnfy Avelins), In The role ol
yfrrf-'z, tsEtst ttfofs tie curtain, sad
10 . veFy excitsd state Of misd, al
soasee1 tkss sAs would retire from ths
ast. So had been bfasalIv assaulted b
ser manager. Rop<rt =. Iisdsos, WHO hst
ssrerk h>f behind ihs scenes Later shs
sppssse6 before Ne foctilxhis snd o1sfs<
SORT of n apology. The play afssrwas<
prvssstsd-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

USros msn surrounded the boarding
house OF the Kirby Carpenter Company
at Msnosninse, Mici.. on the 18th, and pre-
vented The non. Union men from going to
work.
srsose infusncs IL being brought TO
bear on the Greek indians, by the Cherc.
kees, adverse 10 tie selling TO the Gov
eminent OF their interests In Oklahoma.
Tns hopes entertained In London Of .
peaceful settlement OF the Roumslisn
question have bssn shattered BY . dis.
match stating that the conferences has for .
mally declared that the Por dissvows
the unIon Of Bulgaria aud Roumelis.
Apvicss received at H. rostoiiice De.
par,ment on the lab indicated a general
vssbout Of railroads in Gso-sis, and In
ssrrupfion OF mails. shrSurs heavy rains.
Florida aud Cuban mals were delayed,
but II vas hoped 'ha arransemsn's could
he made 10 get the mails through witheu
serious delay.
q, the night o e 18Th arother high
tide swept over r ,ctswsy BEECH, y. T.,
ao,ns much damage. A potion o. the
p.er was carried sssy.
rARrr bor.ns for sst,s Ia kossush
covu,y. lows. ssrucx . natural ga vel ~
q d.psh Of foty.si sht fss'. The fss 'ook
A. from . slai,e;a and ssat up sixty
foot a.ms vita = ros iHs noiss snd en- ;
ting On odor like ss'ol ne.
n has been discovered q Detroit, hics-.
ia. person. passing through from hon.
-, isgs usss forrss vsrrins''sn ssrfs
Gates a.
o.rxr dsmsrs he b,sn csassi 70 mr.
usf, p..r Bsttiefosa, y. W. t. ~ pfs'fss
| 6rss -
1rs Pore. in a crsa ar % me povsfs,
..x- ths asmsmsat Of Gfissl 4 msasss
10 pssc>.