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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-07
AT The STATE CAPITAL.
Justice Blandford IlI-OppOsItiOD to the
Prohibition Movement.

Prohibition Movement.
ATLANTA, Oct. 6.--Fanny Sailors, who
came TO Atlanta several months ago from
Athens, and who, since her residence
here. has led lewd life, committed sui
eide tonight in her room, over saloon on
Marietta street, by taking two drachms
Of gum opium.
JUSTICE BLANDFORD IN A FAINT.
A scene was created in the Supreme
Court today by Justice Blandford sud-
denly dropping from his chair and falling
10 the floor. Court was Immediately sus-
pended, and Chief Justice jackson and
justice Hall rushed to his side and laid
him on one Of the velvet benches OF the
room. The lawyers in the room
gathered around him, and tor = while
It was thought that he was
dying. Medical aid was summoned. but
when the physician arrived it was found
that he was better. He was soon we'll
enough to get up, and was carried to his
home. Tonight he has almost recovered
and will preside tomorrow. He had
taken fifteen grains Of quinine for the
bad cold from which he was suffering,
which overcame his nervous system and
Frustrated him.
A movement is on foot here among
business men, who feel that prohibition
would have an injurious effect upon At
lanta, to get up a citizens meeting, the
object Of which will be to protest against
the prohibition movement Some Of the
leading citizens, who a short time ago
were outspoken in favor of driving LIQUOR
out Of Atlanta, have changed their views,
and win either remain silent or oppose
the movement, feeling that prohibition
VIII inJure the city and depreciate the
value of their property.
NEGRO ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Jim Burnes, colored, who, 1t seems, does
not live happily with his wife, attempted
suicide tonight by fastening a strap
around his neck, the other end OF which
was tied TO a rafter Of his room. When
his wife entered the room she found jim
dangling in the air. With assistance the
negro was cut down in time to save his
life.
Daniel s. Printup, of Rome, is an
nounced to-day as a candidate to succeed
Gov. Smith as a member Of the Railroad
Commission,
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MILES CITY, MON. Oct. G.-Four com
panies from Fort Custer, under Capt.
Jackson, are guarding the Yellowstone
predating Indians, and have already
captured aud sent 10 tho front about forty
Crows. Piegans aud Cheyennes are also
found OF their reservations. A vigilant
watch is being kept on them by cowboys
and the military. A report now comes
that the Cheyennes are raiding the Mlz-
pan valley, and troops will probably be
sent from Fort heogh 10 return them TO
the aQQuoV
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s Chinese Coiohizer.

PITTsBURG, PA, Oct. 6.-Lee Wah az.
rived here from san Francisco this after.
noon and left for the Connellsville coke
regions tonight to negotiate for the en-.
plOyment OF Chinese labor in that dis.
trict. Lee Wah Is one Of the committed
appointed at the recent meeting in san
Francisco to visit the industrial centres
OF the country aud establish Chinese col
mics. The movement grows out Of the
troubles in Wyoming. Lee Wah reports
having met with fair success at Cincin.
natl and other localities.
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AUSTRIA LOOKS FoR WAR.
The Conference OF the Ambassadors
Not Expected to be a Success.

The Conference OF the Ambassadors
Not Expected to be a Success.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 6. - The report
Of the ambassadors of the Powers on the
Roumelian difficulty indicates that the
tenor OF the communication to be ad-
dressed to Turkey and Bulgaria will pre-
vent a conflict, leaving to the Powers the
duty OF solving the question.
DIX GIERs GOES TO BERLIN.
M. de Giers, the Russian Foreign Min
lister, has gone 10 Berlin to confer with
Prince Bismarck.
AN UNPOPULAR PROPOSITION.
PHILIPPoPoLIs, oct. 0.--The proposal
to make Prince Alexander merely the
Governor of Roumelia causes dissatisiac-
ton here. lt is considered an impracti-
cable proposition and likely TO prevent a
pacific settlement Of the trouble.
10000 VOLUNTEERS IN ARMS.
Ten thousand volunteers for service in
Macedonia have been concentrated In
South Bulgaria under government control
THE ARMY RESERVES OF GREECE.
ATHENS. OCT. 6.--Ihe remainder of the
army reserves have been called out for
immediate service.
sERvIA's RESERVES ALL OUT.
BELGRADE, Oct. 6.-All the reserves
have been called out, and military sur
geons have gone to the frontier.
AUSTRIA LOOKING FOR A FAILURE.
VIENNA, Oct. 6.-The belief is in
creasing here that the Roumelian con-
ference at Constantlnople will be n
failure.
The War Office is making preparations
for partial mobilization OF the army. =.
On all the Hungarian State railways pre-
parations are being made for the trans
portation Of troops to Zemlin, fortified
frontier town in Slavonia. The Austrian
navy will also be mObiized.
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cARRIAGE.MAKERs FArL
Up Amonr the BiIIjons.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-At the thirty-sec.
ond annual meeting of the Nav Yort
Clearing House Association to-day, a
statement was read, showing that the
exchanges for the year ended Septem ber
Both amounted TO $50 $50, 79l, 404, and the
balances TO Sl,295, ,355, 252. The total
transactions were S26, ,546, l46, ,692. and the
daily average, $S7, 800. In December,
the clearaDces amounted to S2,37S, ,S99. 1928.
But the exchanges for July were nearly ae
large. The total OF the transactions OF
the Clearing House since its organization
In 1853 is $777, ,364, 465, $3.50.
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LAND GRABS.
The Commissioner General of the
CLEVELAND A DEMOCRAT.
His Psrty's Success Desired in the
Coming Elections.

His Party's Success Desired In the
Coming Elections.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6. At the White
House to-day it was declared that the let
ter printed by a number Of papers this
morning on the New York State election,
purporting to have been written by the
President to q friend In Buffalo, is forg-
cry. The only utterance the President
has made on the subject was the answer
which he dictated to Col. Lamont, his
private secretary, to be made to an in
quiry sent him by correspondent, and
was as follows;
The President is Democrat, and il IS
strange that any person should question his
position. He earnestly desires the success Of
his party in the pending elections in New
York as elsewhere, and any assertion to the
contrary is utterly and maliclousy false.
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ROBBERS SHOW FIGHT.
All Escape into the Woods After seour
ing What They Wanted.

TTlN " IF0V IT0E " aWT0W7
PITTsBURG, Oct. 6.---An Altoona, Pa,
special gives the following account of a
fight on a train near Allegheny furnace
this morning. A lady was robbed at
Holidaysburg depot Of her pocketbook.
The alleged thief was pointed out to the
conductor. A fight followed, in which a
young man named Bradley was cut. The
sO-called thief then called for aid, and
three companions drew reyOlvers and
drove back his assailants. One OF the
armed band then pulled the bell rope,
stopped the train and all took to the
woods. The train then proceeded TO Al
t0Ona. A posse was Immediately dis
patched IN search Of the gang, but re-
turned without getting on their track
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CARDINAL M'CL0SKEYILL.
HIS DEATH LIABLE TO OCCUR
AT ANY MOMENT.

Vicar General Preston Administers the
Last rament-ArohbIshop COrrigan
to Succeed To tho Office Soon After Car
dinal McCloskey's speath-Extreme Old
Age the Cardinals Atlment.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-The following bull
letin was issued from CardiaaksAlcCl
keys residence to-day by ere clergy in
charge:
"His Eminence the Cardinal has had
for over two days a change in his condi-
tion which renders him very weak and
apparently in great danger of death, so
much SO that it was considered prudent
to administer to him the last sacrament"
Rev. Thomas G. Preston, Chancellor
and Vicar General of the diocese, admin
istered the last rites to his Eminence.
NO ROOM FOR HOPE.
In conversation this morning Father
Preston said: 'The Cardinal was a little
bit brighter to-day, and while very low
and weak is very cheerful. His condition,
however, leaves us little hope. His adj
yancsd years, and the disease from
I which he has been suffering for some
time past, together with a severe cold
recently contracted by MIN, have had a
tendency 70 hasten his end.
THE PHYSICIANS STATEMENT.
Dr. e. l.. Myers, the Cardinals physi-
clan, was seen to-day. He said: al have
not seen his Eminence this morning, but
l cannot hold out any hope OF his rally
ing. His disease has no name, being
more gradual failing of mis- powers from
extreme old age than anything else. He
may hnger some DAYS yet"
LATE BULLETIN.
The following bulletin was issued at
O'Clock tonight by the Secretary of Cardi-
nal McCloskey' "The Cardinal, to-day,
made his usual profession Of faith and re-
ceiVed the holy Viaticum by the mlnlstra-
tion of Archbishop COrrigan. There were
present Right Rev. Bishop Laughlin OF
Brooklyn, MOnsigneurs Quinn aud Far
ley, Rev. DR.. Nc cDonell Rev. 7. Doubresse
and the Cathedral priests. A dispatch
from the Pope was received expressing
mis- deep sorrow, and giving his Apostolic
blessing.
THE DOCTOR ON THE NIGHT.
DR.. r. L. Myers came out OF the house
at 9:45 o'clock tonight, and said that
Cardinal McCloskey was weaker at 9
O'Clock than at the same hour Monday
evening. The patient was conscious, but
not able to speak. He was able to take
liquid nOurishment without difficulty. The
doctor felt positive that his patient would
not die during the night. Three or the
CARDINALS nieces are watching with him
Mrs. Cleary Of Washington, Mrs. John
Kelly and Miss Mullen. A Sister of
Mercy and an aged servant are also in
attendance. The right Of succession Of
cOadiutOr archbishOps extends only 10 the
archbishOpric, and not to the cardinalate
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NVaterIogged and Sinking.

NEW YORK, oct G.--The bark Louisa
and Augusta. which arrived to-day, re.
ports that on Sept. % she sighted vessel
showing signals OF distress, bore down 10
her and found her to be the bark Tails
mano. OF Genoa, Capt. OnegllcO, from Pen.
Der. She was waterlogged and In a sink.
ing condition. The Louisa and Augusta
took OF the captain and crew Of fourteen
men and brought them 20 this port.
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BERLIN, Oct. 6.-The report published
on Oct. 3 that Germany and Spain had
effected settlement Of the Caroline diff
Guilty is confirmed to-day. Prince Bis
marck has written friendly letter 10 the
Pope thanking him, in the name Of Ger
many, for the interest his Holiness had
taken in the question. The agreement
will be officially announced within day
~
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HoBoKEN. n. }. Oct. 6.-George II.
Dlsque this afternoon went 10 the police
station and gave himself uD, saying he
had killed his wife by accident, but IL is
believed that he murdered her. She was
found lying in the front room of their
house with her throat horribly gashed
and blood running over the floor. A baby
boy about months old sat beside the
woman patting the blood pools with its
chubby hands.
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liams. The prisoner was tht
ID up.
BURsTs INTO TEARS.
CoTToN,s CONDITION.

The Crop Estimated a. I2 1-2 Points
Better Than in September Year Ago.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 6.-The National
Cotton Exchange crop report shows that
the conditions have been more equally
distributed this year than last, and the
increase in crop prospects extends nearly
over the whole cotton belt. The condI-
tion is now placed at S715, against 81 last
month and 70 last year. The following
nra the State AVERAGES.
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HuIIeta Amour ActOrs.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 0.-rhis evening
II. q. Leonard, Of the Janish Dramatic
company, was shot by A. l.. Erlanger,
manager Of the Dagmar Company. The
wound 10 not dangerous. The trouble
between the two men grew out OF the
separation OF Leonard land bis wife some
time ago, and the employment Of the
latter by Eflanger.
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STUMP SPEAKERS NOT NEEDED.
Sir Dilke at CheIsen.

LONDON, Oct. 6.--sir Charles Dixie
spoke at Chelsea today. He taunted
Lord Salisbury with weakly cOncurring
with German annexation everywhere, and
warned the government that France in
tended to dominate Burmah. He advised
the Cabinet TO confer upon Ireland the
widest elective self-g0vernment compat-
ible with the integrity Of the empire. 1t
was impossible, he said, to justify the
castle system.
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Injured in a iinnaway.

MACON, CA, oct. 6.-Whlle George r.
Payne, a druggist, was out riding this
morning the horse ran away, collidine
with a post, demolshing the wagon and
throwing Nr. Payne out on bis head, and
knocking him insensible. He soon re-
covered, however, but IL Is feared that he
Is injured internally.
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shoots wifc and Sfother-in-Layy.

COMPTON, ILL, Oct. G.-Albert Cook,
who for some oifense was sent 30 jail,
WAS released yesterday. He went TO his
home early this morning and shot and
instantly killed his m0ther-in-law, and
then shot and killed his.wife. Domestic
trouble oocasioned the tragedy. Cook has
not been captured.
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Rust .,,EssfoN, Oct. CA special from
yicts Ir Of the report that sixty con
and e5.amp near Lufkins had ESCAPED.
IN pu'..i,t y-tiye had been killed by officers
ard m1,ill tlat OF sixty convicts In camp
One wss tlt,l9 only fifteen ran the guard.
lnd seven nS,ileu, seven severely wounded
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a stntno to nn Indian.

OTTAWA, ONT, Oct. 6.--The Imperial
government has presented thirteen six
pound bronze cannon for a statue OF the
Indian chief Joseph Brant. The only
other instance IN recent years Of free
gift Of guns for such a purpose was for
the statue or the Prince COnsOrt In the
Albert memorial Brant WAS ono Of the
English allies during the American war
-
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Blood on the Lake Shore.

DETROIT, MICH, Oct. 6.--An Allegan
special says: "JOhn Chamberlain, re-
siding in Hopkins township, on Saturday
drowned his S-mOnths old child In Rabbit
river. subsequently Mr.. Chamberlain
was found near the lake with his throat
cut and the dead child in his arms. lie
Is now raving maniac, but Will probably
recover from the wound
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SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. G.--Charles H.
White and John Connolly to-day pleaded
guilty TO unlawful c0habitation, but re.
fused t0 pledge obedience 10 the law and
were sentenced 10 six months i'm the pcni-
tentiary, and 10 pay fne of $500 each.
Amelhus Wiener was sued for the same
offence and found guilty but his senten-
cling WAS uOatDOnpd.
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Gen. .Innnis 20 OCCUPY Yhnnnnan.

PARIS, oct. G.-Le TeBtos has dis
patch from Tonquin, saying that Gen.
Jamais' division is preparing 10 occupy
ThanQuan, and lighting Is expected there.
The Black Flags have been reorganlzed
under Il Chinese General, and occupy
atrOn0 positions.
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Germans 60 be Invited TO Lecture.

CINCINNATI, oct. Sat a session OF
the Socialstic Labor Party Congress to-
day resolutions fivoring the S'hOur move
ment were adopted. 10 was decided TO
instruct the National Board TO invite Be-
bel and Liebnecht, members Of the Ger
man Reichstag, n make a lecturing tour
throughout the United States,
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trn a.AiH,iSsGrON, oct. G.--Joseph r.. Hay
was a }i,ig7 clerk in the pension office,
hrgnoo o''h l7sed today, "for using gross
j1So1. toward the executive of the
hst. ol't's." The offence is alleged to
ln "n committed bile he was riding
When b, 'IaRe on Pennsylvania avenue,
VIZ. t. .s said, be even went 80 far as 20
d.. v.o' we death OF the President. Hay.
bai e.',,la pointed by President Arthur,
.'''ns to be a Democrat.
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DUBLIN, Oct. Ga Judge to-day al
lowed Alderman Alfred w. Ferris, Of this
city, a writ in a suit for libel against
Henry Labouchere, editor Of the London
Truth. The offensive article complained
Of, IL Is alleged, accused the plaintiff Of
shady money transactions in negotiating
loans. Ferris claims $4,000 damages.
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I,infInn nd nInnfrenI.

MONTREAL, Oct. 6.-About 300 rioters
attacked the guard at the exhibition
grounds tonight. The full guard Of the
mounted garrison artillery quickly dis
persed the mob. Two cavalrymen and
Lieut.. Howard, Of the artillery, were
wounded.
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Victims of the Explosion.

PrTTsBURG. Oct. G.-Willlam Ord, the
hfth victim OF the boiler explosion az the
solar Iron Works, died last night. Two
more OF the injured cannot live.
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Burmnh's ministers Divided.

LONDON, oct. 6.--serious dlssensious
have arisen among the Burmese Ainls-
ters, owing 10 the factthat some members
Of the Cabinet favor intimate relations
with England while others have strong
sympAthies with France,
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Cotton Rates from sc. Louis.

NEW YORK, Oct 6.-At a meeting ol
the standing committee Of the trunx lines
to-day, the tariff on cotton between 50.
Louis and New York was liked 40 300.
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Uu''VKFonville's New Postmoatcr

W.s,..'''''ies New Postmaster.
i0.r,, l.lNGfoN, Oct. 6.-The President
mas'S, 'rp99nted William Miner post
WH.Ia r . Sartersville, Ga, vice j. Il.
and tbo re. Lane at Greenville, Tenn,
Har-,s 4ee 20 become presidential.
F.a..y'.I W. Clark az Jacksonville.
william Ledwith, suspended.
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IIeleium SAN IN the Convention.

BRUssELs, Oct. 6.--The report recently
published 70 the effect that Belgium had
Withdrawn from the Latin Monetary Con-
ventlon ig officially denied to-day.
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Death OF a French Senator,

PARIS, oct. 6.--Charles Philippe Robin,
well-kn0wn physician and scientist,
and n member Of the French Senate, Is
dand
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Rewnrds for Geronlmo's Cornse.

TOMBSTONE, ARI., Oct. 6.-The Board
Of Supervisors OF Cochise county offer
reward Of $500 for the body Of the Apache
chief Geronimo, dead or alive, and
$3.50 for the BODY Of any one Of Geromino'g
band, dead or alive.
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LENA, Oct. 6.--Adyices from she govern.
ment eXpeditiOnary force state that Gen.
Caceres mas evacuated mis- almost impreg.
nable positions az Canta aud Is retiring
on Tacna. The rebels are reported in a
deplOrable condition aud discOntented
belng without food or money.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 6.-Dr VIM. Jones, n
prominent physician Of Livingston county,
KY, was shot dead to-day at Smithland,
Ky, by Alexander Smithson. "A watch.
man on the Tennessee river bridge. The
two had been drinking. and were riding
20 gether, when, without warning, smith
aon shot the doctor
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struck a snnp and sunk

THIBoDEAUx, La. Oct G.--The steam-
boat Fuller, with l,s00 sacks OF rico,
struck n snag aud saak. Much ot her
cargo was lost. The passengers and crew
are saved.
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YIcKsBURG, Oct. 6.--The election to-
day on the proposition Of the Louisville,
New Orleans and Texas Railway Com
pany TO locate It's shops IN this city,
resulted in $3.50 votes for the proposition
and 30 aRalnat 10.
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nurnine of q steam Barge.

MANIsTEE, MICH, Oct. 6.-The steam
barge X. q. Ingersoll was burned of
Point au Sable yesterday. The crew es-
capped In a boat, and everyone picked up
by passing vessel. The loss is $4,000.
The insurance Is $1,000.
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MRS. DRUsE TO HANG.
She Hears the Sentence Unhiuchingly
But Later Bursts Into Tears.

She Hears the Sentence Unfiiuchingly,
But Later Bursts Into Tears.
UTICA, n. Y, Oct. 6.--Mrs. Druse, who
murdered her husband with the aid Of her
son, daughter and nephew, in Warren,
Herkimer county, last December, and cut
up and burned the remains, was to-day
sentenced by Judge Williams to be exc
cuted wednesday, Nov. %. No woman
has been executed In central New York
for over forty years.
THE COURT ROOM CROWDED.
The court house was crowded by people
OF both sexes and all ages. At Q O'Clock
Mrs. Druse was escorted into the court
room Dg officer Wilson. She looked hag-
gard and worn. Upon the opening Of
court Counsellor Luce made motion for
a new trial, which was denied by Judge
Williams. The prisoner was then told to
stand up.
BURSTS INTO TEARS.
She arose, and Judge Williams pro-
nounced sentence. Mrs. Druse never
flincbed nor showed any emotion until
she was passed out Of the court room,
when she burst into tears. Counsellor
Luce will secure a stay Of proceedings,
and appeal the case on motion for new
Nsra
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BALTIMORE, Md, oct. 8. ~ The steam-
ship Wentmore, reported from Liverpool
as having lost her deck load, sailed from
this port on Sept. 3. She is Of the Johnson
line, and besides an assorted cargo took
out Jl5 cattle, which were housed on deck
and belonged TO different shippers.
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A Duel over Spanish poIitics

MADRID, Oct. Ga duel with pistols,
arising out OF political dispute, was
fought by two garrison officers to-day.
One was killed and the other was dan
gorOusly wounded.
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CHARLESTON, 3. c., Oct. 0.--Mai. b. ID.
Townsend, President Of the Cheraw and
Salisbury and Cheraw and Darlington
railroads, died this morning at Society
HILL
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THE pooroR on rHE N1aHr.
LiabIlitics S1.OOo-Assets SO.

IRON MOUNTAIN, MICH, oct. CA
man named Gould. alias f. H.
Bassett, wEo has been employed as a
timekeeper at the mines at Vulcan, and
also acted as private banker for the Ital-
ian miners, left for Chicago three weeks
ago, osteusibly for medical treatment.
His depositors, it is said, have since
learned that he fed with their funds,
leaving his bank insOlvent. The liabilI-
ties are 81, 600 aud assets $40.
CARRIAGE.MAKERs FAIL.
BOSTON, Oct. 6.-Thomas &. Sawyer b
Sons, carriage manufacturers at Merrl-
mac and Lowell, have gone into insol-
VeQcV
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Ss 600 Worth of Diamonds Stolen.

BOSTON, Oct. Ga gang OF thieves, who
have been operating in this city and yicin-
ity, visited Newton last Saturday and
robbed ex-Goy. Clafiu's house Of dia-
mond jewelry valued at $4,000.
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seekinr - C,nin Time.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. S.-C. +. sarrazln,
tobacco manufacturer, has entered snt
against his creditors praying for respite
of - and Is months. His liabilities are
$4,000, aud his assets $4,000
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Troy, n. y. Oct. 3.--Judge Westbro0x
was found dead In bed az the Troy house
this morning. Heart disease was the
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MADRID, Oct. G.--ChOl8ra has appeared
IN the san BandiliO lun8tio asylum at
Barcelona. which has 700 inmates.