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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18

40, the poor Indian ~ tramplng about In
all sorts OF weather, and diving with cold.
Won't some good Samaritan" send him
bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrupi
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18

A PURE AND RELIABLE MEDICINE.-A com
pound fluid extract OF roots leaves, barks and
berries Is Burdock Blood Btters. They cure
all diseases OF the blood liver and kidney
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18

In Holland. Mich, c. J. Doesbury publishes
the Nevs, and in It's columns strongly recon-
meuds DR.. Thomas' Electric oil for coughs,
colds. sore throat, catarrh and asthma.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18

Princess Marie If Orleans carried her little
bull terrier with her on her wedding trip.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18

Lord l-orne has applied for an improvement
In BICYCLES.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18

The walkup trial cost Lyon county. Kan,
"a OOO
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18

There is a clock in Middlctown, Conn, that
has kept time for 221 years.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18

Yale alumni are collecting subscriptions for
"a new gymnasium TO cost 10000.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18

In chronic AMI stubborn cases Of neuralgia,
govt and rheumatism use salvation Or IL Is
the greatest pain-destroyer of the age. All drug
gists sell II for only twenty-five cents.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18

Philippe DARYL calls Oliver Wendell Holmes
this Boston Frenchman.n
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18

Brown stone houses are in active demand In
New York
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18

DR.. Henion so!cits correspondence with all
hose cases that have been pronounced incur
able. Write him at Rochester, y. Y.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18

Best, easiest TO use and cheapest Piso's
Kennedy for Catarrh. BY druggists. 80.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18

Colonel Ingersol has moved from Washing
ton 10 New York.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18

FoR EARAcHE, Toothache, Sore Throat,
Swelled Neck, and the results Of colds and
inflammation, use DR.. Thomas Eclectric OIL
the great pain destroyer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18

lrGS's Patent Metallic Stineners prevents toots
end shoes from running over. ripping In the
wearing uneVenly on the heels
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18

Adolf Lalloz, carriage manufacturer, 1l9
Carroll Street, Buffalo y. Y, states: | was
troubled with nausea OF the stomach, sick
headache and general debility. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18

A pointer dog was recently sold In New
York for 300
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18

The most fatal aud subtle poison which af-
niots humanity is the gas arising from the
effects of IN. sun upon the earth after a
shower The por which arises at such times
viii produce the most malignant type of Ma
laria. ana cause diseased condition of every
organ iu the body. To prevent this. take u
bottle of DR. j. h. lIenion's Sure Cure for Ma
laria. 1t is kept 10y all druggists and will only
cost YOU one Dollar, which will save you any
amount OF suffering, beside large doctors
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18

Bostonians want General Francis A. Walker
10 be President Of Yale College.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-12-18
Matthias Sandorf.
JULES VERNE.
AUTHOR OF JOURNEY TO THE CENTRE
OF THE EARTH, "TRIP TO THE MOON"
AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY
DAYS, MICHAEL SrRoGoFF,"
TWENTY THOUSAND LEAGUES
UNDER THE SEA, ETC, ETC.
CHAPTER ".

[rRANsLArIoN COPYRIGHTED, 1851
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-15
THE SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY SUNDAYS Ex-
CEPTED) BY
j. j. III l. l. & CO.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:
one copy, one year, BY mail ............s SO 90
One copy, six months, by mail ........ 4 90
0ue copy, three months, by mail. .... 2 so.
Delivered by Carrier, 25 Cents per week,
RATES OF ADVERTiSING:.
Oae Square 40 lines) first insertion . S2 so,
Each subsequent insertion, per square. =. / 90.
LIBERAL reduction TO regular advertisers.
AG r. N rs:
wa CAswgLL, Sacramento, California
J B. CASE is authorized TO collect and re.
seipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE In
Paradise Valley.
s. X. YoUNG Is authorized 70 collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATS at
Big Meadows.
A. GfSn is authorized to collect and receipt
tor subscriptions to the SILVER STATE In Spring
City.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

The New York World says: When
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Conrow of Lam
berton, N. j., returned home on Thurs
day evening from making call on a
neighbor they found their little
daughter Mildred lying unconscious in
the hall. She had been left alone in
the house, as Lamberton is q very quiet
hamlet. On her recovery it was ascer-
tanned that she had been inhumarly
treated by Benjamin F. Rossell, the
best known and wealthiest man in the
place, who visited the house immedi.
ately after Mr.. aud Mrs. Courow's de.
parture. Conrow rushed to Rossell's 9
house to wreak summary vengeance.
Mrs. Rossell opened the door, and she
was told the whole story, whereupon
she dropped upon her knees before the
angry father and begged him to spare
her husbands life. She pleaded with
Conrow not to kill him, but to appeal
to the legal authorities for redress.
Conrow turned away without uttering
a word and Rossell was arrested When
the story came out the villagers sur
rounded the Jail, but before their
threats of violence could be executed
the prisoner was removed to the county
prison. There is deep sympathy 81.
Mrs. Rossell, who is overw helmed So a
grief at the affair. The child is IN a
critical condition.
Last week an exceedingly interesting
and successful operation was performed
at the New York Hospital by the re-.
moval OF cancer of the tongue aud
throat. 1t was interesting, both on ac-
count OF the surgical difficulties to be
overcome, and from the fact that the
cancer was identical in nature and situ-
alton with that which brought General
Grants life to close DIR. Markee.
who examined both Of these cases, said
that they were precisely similar. The
patient was colored man, 80 years old
The proposition that Congress shall
adopt Sunday as day for pronouncing
eulogies, on Representatives or Senators
who die in service has much TO commend
it. FuGersl orations ere generally un-
interesting and dull, aud Sunday servi.
ces, conducted with due regard to the
day. would be in much better case.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-15

TO AND FROM THE DEPOT.
GOOD TEAM is always ready 10 take an
persons to and from the Depot and Hotel frse
Of charge
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Tho spsrtsmen,. oonycntI.n.

Sr. LoUrs, Sept. 30 Tho sssond day
of tho Sportsmen's National conven-
tion,at Elli's hbll, showed an Increased
attendance OF delegates. The commit
tao on tho protection and propags-
ton OF fl,h reported that tbs catching
OF ilah should be prohibited IN publIc
rstsra NJ tao closa oftho peeson, that
tho prohibited SEASONS in all the States
should be uniform az far ~ possihlc,
viz: For sprinE srawns, from Fehru-
arv lst to August lat. and for fall
SPAWN. from Septemhsr LIST to April
lst, and that the fish commissioners of
thsvNious States should no the Judge
ct what constituted the proper time,
rosolution wsa adopted calling on
Congress 70 pass law for tho protsc.
tion OF iish In the waters not controlled
by Ststo legislation. The convention
adjournod until Up. M, after a IN alor.
itv and . minority resort had been
subiaitted by tho committee hav.
ing in charge the close of the season
for game.
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Tone .f tho stock market.

knw York, Sept. 3d. Government
bonds arc active and strong, and ex-
cept q moderate show OF activity amer
midday, and again In the last half
hour, the trading was tho most lifslsas
that has been seen on the Stock ex-
change for many months past. The
total sales we're only 10000 shares.
After . steady opening, thsro was an
irregular market, with u tendency 70
lower quotations, and tho lowest pIico0
OF tho day were generally made some.
time before midday. Erom noon until
the close the market was strong, NOV.
Ing slowly upward, with only slight
reaction, and closed strong e
about the boat figures 81
tho day for comparatively sctlyS
stocks, and fluctustions were within
narrow limlts and the gains, - 4 rule,
arc only fractional. The total sales OF
oil stocks for the month, which closes
today, were 5,0ii.e0O shares, sgAin0t
5000 In August, I'd I, ,S57, 900 IN July.
The most important changes n
prices, comparing tho closing q quota.
items OF the active atosks this evening
with those Of tho month, were : gAi6
OF 3 per c~~' for lake Shore. QX foe
Omaha common, = TOR emshA pse.
torred, ~ iyl sl.nigan Central ~
for Delaware q HUDSON, 2 for PA0l0o
MALI whllo Now Jersey Central u
down 8. Tho other changes are for
lesn than 9 per cenks but g0nOrally
show small sdyau0<ss y A.
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Canada.
Canada.
No FURTHER SERIOUS TROUBLE AN
TlCIPATRp.

MONTREAL, Sept. 80. - Only two
small disturbances occurred last night.
ono at Grey nunnery and the other on
Chap demars. The psllcs b I'D recoi "
cd Information that the mob would A.
semole AZ the latter plsce and stron q
foroo was on hand. On becoming I'M.
rruly the crowd was quickly dispersed
Everything was quiet this morning
and no further trouble is anticipated'
Public feeling is com pletely aroused by
tue conduct OF tho rioters and
the police are denounced on oil sidas
for their seeming want OF courage. The
authorities are resolved to carry out
the health laws vigorously. They will
tske whatever steps are necessary for
that purpose.
EVERY THING STILL QtIET.
MONTREAL, Sept. 30.--Everythlng
~ SUI quiet, and no danger Ia a,
present feared, hut some OF ii ondny
nights rlolerahayetxpressed their dc.
termination TO keep quiet wbilo the
volunteers remain uEder arms and q
renew Tho nitack as soon az there 4,
nny la1ity In the present precautio ons
A large number Of special constable,
ara likely to be sworn in.
,AE SMALLPOX.
| hoNTnrAL, Sept. 30.--The returns a,
the Meath oflice to-day chow AZ deaths
froul smollpox hero yssterday--six ia
~. Juan tho Baptiste; six In 81. Cune
gosde; TWO ia C0ie St. Louis, and on,
In ST. Henri, ~. Henri, although
recalci.fsnt ut first, IN now doing soot
wsix. Yesterday 3l3 pooplc wor.
vaccinated, eeven houses disinfected
" plscafds posted ard nine yard
cleaned. The police nro seeiohins
every possible place for smallpox
patients.
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Ch.nres In Railroad Circles.

INpiANAroLrs, Sept. So.--1t has bcon
uudsrstood In railroad circles that a
number OF changes would be mnde on
Ponnsylvania lipes on tho lot OF Octo.
Scr ,,a.. mSsrc Is gSa p.ncrsy for Say say.
bas '"s' TO- o~%s's wbasS Jsmes Mcsa ocip %
,Ss Sss'"G lima. s'nsrs rs. msn,'ssrr r,,s,,a Of 81
aud John II. Miller win be made gen,
crsl superintendent OF all tho liuss
OF which Mr.. McRss is new general
masaper. J. J. Turner will succeej {
Ne. Miller 90 superintendent OF the
nlrst aud third divisions, and Mr.. NJ
w. Mansfield will succeed Mr.. Turner
sssup srlnten ient OF tho Indiana polls
and vlncennss divisions.
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0srnaay.
TIE SILVER QUESTION.

BERLIN, Sept. 3o.-rho Central
Union German manufactures, repre-.
sontlng tho leaders OF tho Protection
party, havc petitionod Prlncs Bis.
marck asking him to inquire into the
subject OF blmetalism. The petItlo n "a
the outcome Of q visit OF Mi. Nanton
Marble, tho American delegate who
was sent abroad TO in.
quire Into tho silver Question.
Mr. Marble left here In conses suence OF
ordors from President Cleveland, to
mako hla report by tho time Congress
opens. Mr.. Marbles task is to obtain
opinions Of the mist preminont tliplo-.
ma,lc and financial ofiiclsis on the re-
pnal or continuance Of the Bland bill
lilo has obtained from German ban ker,
ths approval Ct tho Idea OF a monetary
conference. IL " thought, however
that tho success OF such q conference
would depend largely upsn England's
jDlplng 1t, and that she would ID no 1,
considered doubtful. :
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Enmered Sale Of Controlling Interest
In n Rntlroad Denlsd.

PHILASELpHIA, Sept. 3O.--Mr. w. IL.
Rhswn, vics.presideat OF the st. Paul
& Duluth railway company and
nroside ent Of tho National pank OF the
Republic, OF this city, authorizes the
follwing statomsnt;
Tho dispstch froRi Ninneap llis 20
the otfoct that the Chicago, MIL
waukoo II 81. Paul railv ay
had ssld tho Wisconsin Central
railway = controlling interest In the
~. Paul Il Duluth railway, Ia not q
correct statement Of facts, as what.
over Interest may thus haye changed
hands, II was not u controlling ono
No other railroad or combination oi
railroads control tho st. Paul & Du,
luth.. 10 ia controlled by tho genera
.took'holdere, and will continue to bt
operated ne sn independent line a.
lCroiOfurp
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FROM FOREIGN FIELDS
ACTIVE WAR PREPARATIONS.
Hamored Defeat Of tho rurks-Comiur
Conference ofths Powers-No Fur.
'her Trouble Anticipated at
msntresi-pissstrous Fire
IN Chili-Big Floods.

Turkey,
MUST PREPARE TO MOVE THE TROOPS.
LONDON, Sept. so.-The porte has Or
dered the railways to prepare to trsns-
port troops from Salonica To Adr,sro.
Pic. IL Ia estimated that 6O,OOo Turks
are now facing $1,000 Bulgarisns on
tho frontier.
AoTlvE WAR PREPARATIONS,
CoNsrANrINorLE, Sept. 30. 0.--Indica-
uona to-day point 10 active war prem.
srhtions by she porte. Eighty
hsttaiions of first-olass reserves sre be-
ing moolliEsd IN The districts
bordering on the Black sea.
NJ points which will facilitate In !
transportation OF troops for duty in
koumel'a, In the event of the sultan
neing compelled TO adopt extreme
measures to hettle the Roumelia ditli-
suity. Tno transportation department
tctiveiy engaged in furnishing
means Tor the concentration of troops
st the mort available points for tho al.
vance on Roumslia. Three
oat,aiions Of infantry and
company OF artillery stationed on
the island OF Crete have boon ordered
to Adriauople.
PREPARING FOR SERVICE.
Four iron clads arc actively prepar.
Ing for sea, but there arc only tIO1 IONS
OF coal available, and their departure
may possibly b. delayed on that 40.
fHS TURKS sRrEATEp IN AN ENaAaE-
MENT.
Yesterday tho Turkish troops fred
on the ioumelian outposts at Mupta.
pha Pasha, a town in Roumelin. 20
miles northwest of Adrianople, The
outposte were immediately reinforced.
aud skirmish ensued, In which the
Turks were defeated aud forced 10 re-
treat, carrying with then q number Of
wounded.
ARMED BANDS OF BULaARrANs OR.
psRgnTo REruRN HOME.
fHiilPropoLIs, Sept. 3d. Prince
Alexander has ordered a number Of
armed bands OF Bllgariaus, whn wore
preparing TO invade Mscsdonis, TO re-.
turn 10 Bulgaria. Two Rcrviai, reyo-
luttonary sniefs have heen arrested
nnd put ins fortress in Bulgaria.
THB ARMY IN A BAD CONDITION,
LONDON, Sept. 30--A dispatch from
Venstantinoplo, received this after
noon, says considerable CONSERVATION
WN'"Ats Al uiuCiM ClTUi65 over An i'm.
portant discovery just made by Alb
Sahib Pasha, tho new misister OF war.
Immediately on being Installed In hin
new position, Alb Sahib Pasha or
deredi ell tho varions department com-
manders to report the strength of their
respective commands aud their present
ccndttion, and detailed eeyeral ofllcers
to Inspect the various posts. Their !, o.
ports have heen received, and shov W
that under ehsza 0sman Pasha, late
minister OF war, who was dismissed
on Saptsinber 70, thB army was almost
entirely neglected and large sums OF
money, voted for military purpuses.
ware used In other ways than those tor
which they were meant. Inquiry ha,
revealed that tho Adriauopio army,
which was supposed 70 be $4,000
strong, contains not half that mum ber.
The soldiers have no uniforms and xrr
ahooleas. Tho cavalry is upable q
march owing TO the lack Of horses and
necessary aoooatrements. -Four nun.
dred horses and 1000 men who have
been fully equipped are under orders
10 march at an hours notice.
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open our doors to all who ioin
US IN sustaining our candidates ami
principles.
General ]. II. Hawlsy then delivered
adjourned.
Cs,ored Meas C.nven,ion

ts~s @aes N0uttntIln.
LNNcAnURo, Va, Sent. So The
State convention of color~,, ,,.,,
.s,,h,aa 49, - 49,. N'" az
, .e'' so-"AS. '' ID. SNphsx, ol
Aiexsndria. was elected Temporary
chalrmsn. NJ. V. Beckley, of Rich.
mond, addressed tho convention. ssy.
ing:
"Fh's convention has not assembled
as Republican or Democratic, but as
eitlxens OF Virginia, claiming the r,rht
OF iIes men," He said their delihara.ion
would demonstrate that thew warq
worthy to be citizens.
fhe convention reassemblod at D
m. X. B. Beckley was elected perms
nent chairman, N. V. Bsckus, secre.
tary.
THE FOLLOWING ADDRESS
rl rN presented amid great cheering;
10 tne Solofed P,ople OF Virginia,
vsshhhAs' we, tse ooiored people
ths ume has come Tor II.
M, w ,,,s, Haii halt in tn,
uniusiiiieu support, we have gwen the
tp topuolcau party, 90 mere, IN conven
ii,, ,.vn ssseiupieu, oeciara ourselves po
nh,Ilay mhlnhy inuependent In all matters
@ wniun per.sln 10 us az citizens and
w. W.. 49, v, snss oons.nIhohWeatn. W
s,,, Law ~ 80 yeasslaunered 70 cui
,aranIa liz yviissSM associates with un-
SSrk IT, nvos,sy, Dooause IN those
Mi uays ., recons,ruction tho Re-
| puni'v"ii party proved thht 1t was the
,ha ay spnty pat,y , " Mn.on tne eoiored man OF
ssir ~ epuiu uvus'stentiy any htm
nnhin ~ .n"y anu sho colnred voters
and ana n,scp ,onueu mau snI rhlseu 70 power
wn,, fiaeo aMon Whs grew wealthy
IInitsa saa.ns ,nh sne isws OF tht
snmshs es S,., government III the
WA faai "ses, s. ,
bern w dana e' S'1v","' ior whst hs'
tina sa. s'' ,o Wv nov the
think. act 'omo xnta ior US Z
for cnrsa,ycs anS 80 .sn.,a, au spesh
tbe Rennhiic,ns i a,,n Safos.y usy So h,n "
| dopeJ ns in Sormsr =, n.y ,"ss,oai.y "pha
IN All mattar. % whara Sa'npsiKhs mig
| 10 hays had rs"o.n;,;n, nesro ouSh'
10 his voting s,rano,h p,"po..lo,
aenoo. 'e'" "au is'eiii
Wa snew t,o. that ,,nv ar o,
b.va has,, Wv y ,nns nany Vi our rae
Sonth ~ 'eHn w,u hutuereo III th'
l,nn led ~ ,s Sss'ss, oue tno ca,lsss which
bave bu ~ s,i,Iad tIese ~, nen occurrences, whicl
N.Y. sp,'ler our plood aud created |
nmr orv.,i ,sro ioo,ing, wien now retafd
NJ % p,o1.es' r. 7iys anu mikes ~ d,fhcult fol
hir,t, NV III 'n" laau OF on
ah,a ,a "'o iarHely trace
oftSs Ebasro no %, mlsnanagemen
9ection G oiiVo'uoiuers IN sal
Thesa ro-aro,nm -
ednntsnn p'esoiub isas,Is ieau us Z
ousss,v.s as ' ~ no.na "uu 50 70 ueueail
% hosa ;ntsrs.ts ~, ~ a ne irlsnus OF tnost
wey with nnr 60 ' iooA'ic"'in III every
Wa ,haroraros az, "n.
Mo of onr native S,ste W .u9eo,oieu ~ 9 pe'
the aito,ad o cnna,,;n, n;e, 70 iork wei Y
in in tbe fntu,. 'vna,.,oas '.ra oi aua'rs snt
,;ancoa aa Iii, uano s sum poitioal al
i"rest, g" sSn % .t,osa ,os. auVahos eur IN
and nol;,;snii., l;;H.ionS,y, nuSrciaill
tbst bi. tba,a ,,.ei Wo Leei ssr'
broad ,innJ,s ., nluuEhout VI,
A esnera, dis,os;,,nn me ovsnonwehitl ,,
vhita raon', '.'',om @ un .ne Paft 9i th'
rishts bsiore law w ~ mast \" M Us ~, on
90 a,orv vo.vio s1,, NV, W meet US hoartil,
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A six.stsry Dlaye

CINCINNATI, Sept 3e.--A six-story
brick building on Race and Commerce
streets, used az a trunk and box fac.
tory, by Mcndel Il Rosenberger,
burned this morning; loss, $4,000; In
sursnce, sie,leO. Ono hundiod and
twenty employees are thrown out OF
work.
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Burned 10 Death.

HELENA, Mont, Sept. S0.--A special
from Warm Springs says one building
OF the insane asylum was burned yes.
terday and three Inmates
perished In the flames. Itis not known
how tho fire Originated. ~
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WARRINGTON, Sept. So.-Ths preae
sent for DR.. J. B. Hamilton, surgeoor
general Of tho marine hospltAl. .servieo,
this morning and informed him -
thought The bost interests of that sogs
vice would bo served By making -
chnnRoi 20 lts chief, and therefore ~
had decided not 70 accept hiH reaIgn01
,Su ss, wnish q a. h:d - !: Sssr ssdsrsd .
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CRIMES AND cAsuALr,Es.
a Legal Hanging.

-~0"> ss@nkhaks
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 30.-Patrlck
Hartnett, of CinolnnAti, the wiia-mur-
derer' was hanged at tho Ohio psniten-
tta.y to-day. Tho drop foil at l:26K.
and no was pronounced dsnd
one-haif minute later. The mn
resulted In almost total decapitatlon.
tno head hanging TO the body only bv
as.iall strip OF skin Ut tho iauk ofhin
neck. The scene was moat sic keninR
one, and II was with ditiloulty thaf
ths executi0ners could summon osur-
age to take tho body down. Hnrtnett
killed his wife on January 81, 1874. IN
M; Auburn, . suburb OF Cinsinnati.
early on tho morning of the deed
no ordered her hack 10 bed
and charged her with unfsithful.
neas, which abe denied; he secured a
axe, made his wife get on her kneeg.
say her prayers aud kiss the floor.
whsn he struck her two blows with
the axe, ono scrNAhing her skuil.
" view OF their five small children.
lhc enicsrs found Hsrtnett danuiue 4
JIG and playing q Jewsharp, Around
the body. of HIS dead wife, and ma
some etrouble IN arresting him, oWing
10 resistance. - =
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LONDON, Sept. 30. IA dispatch from
whydsh, dated September 2s, says Il
isreported that the commander AZ I
Portuguese gunboat has arranged -
puy l,2oo slaves from tho king of IA
money, TO work on coffee plantation
y. ~. Tnomas,. an island In the gulf az
Sulnea belonging to Portugal.
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India
Inufa.
EXTENSIVE MILIrARY wA

AIraSsivE MILITARY MANwuvnus
LONDON, Sept so.-Military mauou-
vres on an extensive scalo viii bs held
= Lahore, India, in Deccmbar. rvantv.
AK .s thousand treops VIII take part n
sas movements. They will bs divided
vii s.,,I y swo army corps. Gsnerai Roberta
"'n nave the supreme command,
~ lin nksuLrs OF THIS FLOOD.
tha aauutrA, aouA, sept S0.-rhe victlms or
NAM M rvua r az False Point number 500.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-01
A Four.stsry Dsildiag takes : Tumble.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3O.-A four-story
brick building In tho rear Of 100 and
los South Clark street, collapsed It 2,s0
O'clock this motning. The bassment
OF the wrecked structure was used .
ne WORKING part Of q bakery, and sev.
erai employees engaged there had !
narrow escape. The loss 1, estimated
AZ $4,000, a. the contents OF the buiii-
Ing were valuable, thore being $4,000
worth Of dissicated eRg alone. One
part OF the second floor. was stored
with flour, and on the third was Z lsreo
machine shop with valuable plgrts
the fourth floor was devoted 20 the
manufacture OF printing rollers,
The supports throughout the entire
bu'l 'lding were wooden, and 1t was a.
certained that the collapse was caused
by. dry rot In the timbers at the
point where the girdors rested on the
ioists. The building had given no ev-
idences OF its weakness until its ool.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-01

sged. The whole of the upper Rhlno
vsliey has been Inundated. HorsSS,
cAtue and other live stock have HSSS
swept away and the harvest dsstrovSI
oy !ne nlods. The .Splugeon PssS 4
tSu,e across the RhAltan Airs bcSVcoS
IN me urisons and Lombsrdy, In blcckSS
pv neavy snow slorms.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-01

WASHINGTON, sept. 3c.--The United
States treasurer to-day matted lS3Oo
checks, sgxregating t0.035, 100, In pay
ment of Int .rest due Octo ser 1 on The
registered per cent. consols Of 167o.