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The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-09-26
The Balloon Sensation.

MONMOUTH, ILL, September 1s.-The
empty balloon which descended here on
Thursday, and created such sensation,
had gone up empty,
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-09-26
CUMBERLAND PLATEAU,
COMPARATIVE ELEVATION.
HEALTH AND CLIMATE.

HEALTH AND CLIMATE
:s
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CROPS AND GRASSES.
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sa s
FRUIT AND GRAPE CULTURE.
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then s Ssy e
than y 9ss
STOCK AND SHEEP RAISING
dom s% %sss s 5 s s e % Ss 81 $
EDUCATION
end nssfy ss s $ s PS eis%os: rs
S; ss 4: 0 s'
The
igated perfected
plateau consists of 5000 acres Of
II skirts Frontage Southern
With Four Depots Located on It,
The
Station About 1900 res &
a mg h tSn ss
GsS Glen Mary
ffr pa es ms eoa a S e'
fronting and the east side of the R. b. and
sod &
asscsic dmbed and
S SCS su ia 1850 ni % nsS s9n
Rugby Road its depot the
s ss sn Sc S cat
sna wn, 1as % the
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Which are s sss sm e t % Suitable % e ~
out town lots and the Board ppad offer liberal
lying % S%SSy and
lands tTyssd y 1hs Ess nd P graded
s. sapeE cong s e. % @ t
BEAM 1sg s v fss % @
the 1 + s ys they S R s5niss sa
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ROBERT WALTON,
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-09-26

-~-ON THE
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-09-26

should climate Of
and sparkling Min
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-22

it, scrapin' it with knife, and kinder seein'
how it compared with other coins"
'What do you meanl' said Renshaw
81 mean that that yer coin--that all the
coins in this yer box, that all the coins in
them other boxes-and there's forty on 'em
lis all and every one of 'em counterfeits !"
The piece dropped unconsciously from
Renshaw's hand, and striking another that
lay on the deck gave out dull, suspiciously
ring.
"They waz counterfeits got up by them
Dutch supercargo sharps for dealin' with the
Injips and cannibals and South Sea heathens
ez bows down to wood and stone. 1t satisfied
them ez well ez them buttons We puts in mis-
sionary boxes, / reckon, and 'cepting ez
freight, don't cost nothin' found 'em
tucked in the ribs O. the old Pontiac when
bought her, and nailed 'em up in thar lest
they should fall into dishonest hands. It's
lucky thing, Mr.. Renshaw, that they
cones in to the honest fingers of a square man
like Seight--ain't it!'
He turned his small, guileless eyes upon
Renshaw with such childlike simplicity that
it checked the nysterical laugh that was ris-
ing to the young mans lips.
''But did any one know Of this but your
self?''
~ reckon not. / once suspicioned that
old Cap'en Bowers, who was always fooin'
rLdnd the hold yer, must hev noticed the
bulge in the casin', but when he took to
AKIN questions l axed others-ye know my
style, Roseya Come"
He led the way grimly back to the cabin,
the young people following him, but turning
suddenly at the companionway he observed
Renshaw's arm around the waist of his
daughter. He said nothing until they had
reached the cabin, when he closed the door
softly, and looking at them both gently, said
with finite cunning:
''Ef it isn't too late, Rosey, We kin tell this
young man ez how 1 forgive him for havin'
dskivered the treasure of the Pontiac"
K
1t was nearly eighteen months afterward
that Mr.. Mott one morning entered the room
of his son-in-law at Madrona cottage. Draw
ing him aside he said, with his old air of
mystery: snow ez Rosey's ailin' and don't
seem to be so eager to diskiver what's become
of Mr.. Ferrers, don't mind tellin' ye that
over year ago / heard he died suddenly in
Sacramento. Thar was suthin' in the paper
about his bein' lunatic and claimin' to be
relation to somebody on the Pontiac, but
likes ez not it's only the way those newspa-
per fellows got hold of the story of his
wantin' to marry Rosey."
1.-THE End
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-22
FUN POKED AT CLEVELAND.
A Model Proclamation For the Shirt-Sleeve
Cabinet

From the New York Tribune.
The WHITE House, MARCH II, 1Ss5.-To
the end that Jeffersonian simplicity
and administrative reform may thoroughly
leaven the lump known as the national gov
eminent, the following orders are promul-
gated:
All heads of departments are expected to
reach their respective departments at a.
m sharp and to remain at their desks until
midnight They will bring their lunch with
them in a tin pail. Ten minutes will be al
lowed for lunch and half n hour for dinner.
Each member of the cabinet viii be allowed
one night in the week OF. provided be makes
up for lost time by working Sunday after
noon.
Cabinet ministers will refrain from hav-
ing pie for diuner without first obtaining a
written permit from the White house couu-
tersigued by Col. Lamont And in order
that the euervatiug influence OF the etiquette
of effete mouarchies may as far as possible
be counterscted, they viii eat with their
knives and dispense with the frivOlity known
as the napkin.
All tinger-bow1s nov in use in any Of the
families connected with the federal service
must be converted into soup dishes within
ten days. under penalty Of eoDiseation.
Imported cigars will not be tolerated in
sny branch Of the administration Those
manufactured in the Connecticut valley and
placed on the MARKET al six for q quarter are
prescribed for the use Of the cabinet OH
eials in subordinate positions VIII coufne
themselves to a clay pipe and jauitors VIII
smoke eigar-ts-
Tae members OF the cabinet win work in
their shirt sleeves, wear the ends Of their
trausers in their boots and call one another
''Old boss in order that everybody may re-
alize that this is plain, blunt adninistrz-
ton.
The Hon William :. Holman Of Indiana
is hereby empowered TO examine the state
departments and report upon the feasibility
OF further reducing expenses BY abnlishiIg
them Pending the preparation Of this re-
port the earth viii continue to rsvolvs on its
axis once every txenty-four hours.
b the President
Daniel s. lamont. Private Secretary.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-22

Washington girl TO her cousin whom she
IS visiting in Chicsgo) Who are those men,
3 lie. coming toward the bouse with survey
ing instruments in their hands!
Chicago giri-Ob, ordered pair Of shoes
tn other day, and they are the sboema ker
and Dis assistants coming TO take my meas
urs.-Washipgton Hatebet
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-22

The latest freak among the New York
dudes is said TO be snuff. We didn't sup
pose they were up 70 it-Boston Transcript.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-22

Did you ever think boE ezsy It Is 70 do :
Job another is engaged at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-22
CHAPTER TX.

When Mr.. Mott had satisfied himself Of
shaw's departure. he coo.ly 5oltsd the
door at the head OF the companion way. thus
cutting OF any CON muaicatiou with the lower
deck. Taking a long rife from the rack
above his berth. he carefully examined the
hauuer and cap, ana then cautiously let
himself down through the forsh2tch 10 The
deck below After deliberate surrey OF the
still intact fas,eu iozs OF the hatch over the
foreboId. be proceeded quietly to uuloose
them again With the aid Of the tools taat still
lsy there When the hatch was ouee more
free be lifted it, aud, Withdrawing few feet
from the opening. sat himself down. rife IN
hand. \ profound silence re.gned through
out the lower iscS-
I'VE kin rize Up outo that, said Mott
gently.
T6ere vas a stezlthy rustic below that
seemed TO approach The hatch. aud then Nth
: sudden bound the Lzscar leaned OF The
deck Bat At TIE same instant Mott covered
bin with bis RE slight shade o. siissp-
p1intmeut aud surprise lad ernsseG the old
mans face, aud elouded his small. round
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-13
Jehn n. NcCullouuh.
Dis1 November 9, lSS5,
In his sd year.

On the outside Of the hall, ON Thir-
tsenth street, such . crowd Was ~,
looted that even the AtsAdy ottr -
Of people which circulated through ~
hall did AOt seen to ditmlniSh : n
ISIS estimated thst nearly s1OO peon(S
looked upon ths festuras o. Ihe AZ
actor, and that fally 10000 lfailed-ID'
gain admission. The family of -
dead actor occupied Q bench sI thSs
heAd Of tho hall near the cofilu.
10 was afesr IL o'clock whom TEA
solemn earviess begau. The Rev. DR
Robert Huuter read selesli0ss fronS
the Holy bcripturs; the portions ~
ieotsa wsrs two ehspters fren
.he ninstosnth psaln, and Ne
aseenta ehspter Of the First
Corinthians. Thon the hynn
"NsArsr Nv God 10 Theew NJ
sung by Mics Bertha Ricci. Wken
the lsst strninH Of the sweot mueio
died away Rev. DR.. John .. Mol atoih
msdo . touching prayer. Wnen this
was over Mr.. ". q. Norton sung &
a0lo "After Toll, Cemsth Rvst."
Tho Rev. Robert Hunter, of
enc Klnsinston Presbyterian church.
made tbs drst address.
Upon conclusion OF the exercises st
The hall tho rsmsins wore given IN
charge Of the Phiiadalph,s secticn az
the Benevolent Order Of Rlks,
who, In conjunction with their
brsthrsn frsm New YSrk. 81,
Louis, Chicago aud oshsr cities, g.
sorted them 70 Aonumsnt csmetery.
whore, aftsr performing the ia.
prsssivo rights Of the order, tho fO.
mains wero consigned to tho vault.
where they will rest for ths prossnS. :
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MCULL0UGH'S BURIAL.
L'FE's CURTAIN RvNo DOWN
vpsn the Noblsst RsmaA Of Theu All.
Ihsusaads Gather 70 Pay The Last
Sad Tribute 70 The Dead Actor.
ss'snA and Impressive
Ssrvisss.-- incidents.

rHtLAbALPHIA, Nov. IL. "A suArd
OF honor, composed OF men bsrs OF the
PhilsdelphiA section Of ths Bsaoyo-
Isn't ordsr OF Elks, watched over the
romans Of John Mccullough during
abe night, and this morning a. 8
O'clock the doors Of s.. Georges AsL,
g!ving entrance to the spaclous room
la which the body Laid, wsrs thcown
open aud the publls admitted.
Amsngst the tarong we're N suv
faces familiar to ths patrons
OF the tAsatrss, bat thera
were enough men in othar
wake In lifo TO demonstrate thst
John Mccullough counted an many
friends 0ut Of his profession as he dia
In It. The small stage was hidden al-
most BY the horal OFFERINGS Who'll
we're hanked with forms aud palms.
The conn rostsd upon q ostefalo1o
inmsdiately In front OF tho NM.
Several hsral pieoes rest npoH tko
oaskst LID, tho most Affecting 81 which
Was . simple bunch Of whifo
flowers and smilax, len BY q little Qirl
whom no ons knew. This was the In
seripsion upoa the plate OF no sAsk0t
uQs tr
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Death az Mig CAisf--Lsading The
nssmsrs Oat.

Death cf Mig CAisf-.Lsading the
nssmsrs Ost.
WICHITA, Kan, Nov. IA special
from Fort Reno to tho Eagle says:
More boomers were Yesterday
brought In BY tho military frsn
tho Oklahoma distric,, Those
OF the prisoners who sign
an agreement TO nevsr sgsln
trespass upon the IudiAn lands aro
allowed to psss out. Tho othors viii
bs escorted out by the troops. The
work Of arresting boomers 10 going
forward rapidly.
A special 10 the Rssls from Cam
souement Announces tho death Of the
noted crsel Cheyenne chiN, Stone
Cali, who died ysstsrdSy at
his camp, noar Csntonsmeut, OF
spinal meningitis. ntono Calf wss
with tho tribe Of which no was IL
principal chief. He VISA ths leader Ia
the irsa6lts Of last sprins. lie always
lived IN remote naris OF the reserva-
tion aud mover obsyed tho agent II he
could help H. II, waS 4
terror to the cat,lensc, And
previous % ths nupu,i,ne n
tho grA,s lesses, reaularly rAidod the
privae herds wish hls band. Hs Id
u the outbreak OF 1874, At which dina
no took ospuyc two whito girls by The
nsme OF 0srmaiu, who, it
Will DO remembered, were
aitsrwards delivered tn sho U,itsd
ssa'ss Antnofi,ies Hflsr suffering ovsvy
p1es bio Ind lightly at NE hands OF tko
RED whslp, VINO Is now good Indian.
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Civil Service Connissl...

WARRINGTON, Nov. l2.-The civil
service commission hos teddy dl.
rssted ths board OF examiners as Now
York 70, certify to the collection
In the sAae OF the sxamlnatlon
for wsighers, the whole number at
oass OF those found eligible for ap
pointment--s0ms 30 psrsOns- placing
the disabled soldiers hrst In the order
OF their grades.
This was the unanimous deslslon
OF the commission, there being no d.
vls!sn OF opinion among the inem bors
~ to the wisdom In this
Darticulsr csse OF Mr.. Sterling. the
New York weighcr, whors name had
osen seles:ed and certified slngly 70
tho collector. They now usApi-
nonsly rule that thu entire list
sf cligiblos be certified to tho APP
pointing power. giving disabled
soldiers the preferences to which they
arc entitled uuder tho law. Tho indi-
vldusl members Of the com.
mission decline to say what
reasons had influenced then
la reaching thls conclusion, except
that they deemed it wisest and best In
this particular oase IN make such
ruling. Thor reasons will bs
made prblic In 4 day or two and
they .nsy when tho rosnlt Is known the
pubic will ba satisfied. Tho decision
IN this cass, President Hdgsrtou says,
doss noI abolish or In any way affeot
the rule requiring the corlihostion Of
OF tho four highest graded apple ants
ON tho Hat OF eligiblen, when W
cancy occurs, sithor In the department
service here or the customs or postal
service throughout the country,
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PsssidsntiAi Appsistmsnts.

wAsHINoroN, Nov. 12.-Ths prssi-
dent to-day appointed George w.
Click pension agent At Topsks, Kan
sas. aud Ersstus Rsdnsn oollsstor or
Customs TER tho dlstrio. of French
man's Bsy, Maine.
lsrsel Groom hsA bcen appointed In
dian agent at tho SissetOn, Dakota
agency, wise u. ". Thomps pson aus
psndod,
Tho Resignation OF Guilford Charley,
register OF tho land oA,s 81 Duluth,
Minnesota, has bsen aocspted.
Jshu Lux, of Now York, has boon
appointed Sc upestai examiner In the
pension Office.
The president to-day appointed this
following presidential Al postm sstsrs: J
Y. kan0y, at Americas, Georgia, vie,
Wlliism A. Black, suspended; II j.
Harrison, Toledo, Ohin, vlos Mrs. n l..
Dlllmau, resigned; l. p. Ohlimer, at
w0osLer, Ohio, vico p. Z Given, rs-
signed, and Leonard ID Dbslor, a. Goals a,
Florida, vic. B. q HArtsr, Resigned.
George W. Click, appointed tc-
day 20 bo pension agent at Topeka,
Kansas, il tho woll known ox.goy.
ernor OF that State.
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JAIL Goods Marked in Plain Figures

Ladies' Trimmed sad untrinnsd
"AhS Aa~''''. '..........,........ "
LADIES' Fine Trimmed Hats nom. zee
Fancy Wings and Feathers from. 30
New Velvet Ribbons, all eoloYs. =. Sc yard
tBstton 1las French Kid Gloves. 81 pr
s-bstton Colorsd French Kid Gloves, yos pr
hissse aas Ladiss' Solid Color Hsse, 80 pr
Ladies' and Childron's xool Hose. Ne pr
Ladies' Gsrino Vests and Drawers. ne each
Ladlea' ssalskin Mufrsr and satehsl, u
each.
Lsdiea' Glove xid FoLsd Baton Shoes,
l.WpT.
Ladies' French Kid Button Shoes, tlN yr.
Ladiss' Button Shoes, custom. .maAe, s.SO pr
Chiidrsn's Button sAsss. ............ .SOc Or
ElESssa' Kid Shoes Isl pr.
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Stocks and Bsuds.

NSw YoAK, Nov. li.-Governmsn.
bonds dall ana steady.
Tho railway bond market was again
very active, thu total sales to-day
amounting to ts,0ss,OOO.
Tho stock market to-day was ysry
active, The salss for the forNs oon
anoanting to 3os, 100 shares; during the
aftsrnoon thcre was . somewhat lsas
activs market. The totai sales for tho
day foot up s4,A7. Az usssi, q very
large proportion Of business was osn-
nnsd to- a few stocks. Tie
sales OF Erie, common, alone were
!0l.b bhArss. W. PAll, Missouri,
kansas q Texss and Reading, with
tr"nsec,ions ranging between $3.50
"hd a Is0 shares escD, aud North .ost-
arm, Lake Shors, Northern Paolfc aud
Texas 4 Psoils, cash with sslss be.
twssa 2S0sO aad 20 800 shares, to-
Sethor With tho busins.s In Erie, mako
total or tho ii stocks Of 400 700 shares.
Tho marker WAS strong dariog most
OF tho day, and yet the nd.
vances In manY cssos we're
only fractional. Ths most aotlvs
ptosks, however, made gains OF TX to
lt per oont., and for tAese ssocka tho
hlshest prices were reached lsto In the
day. Etis opened with an advance OF
q, h a,l<, and on very nall trAns-
t. tinns roee by 2 O'Clock 10 a6ts, q gain
DIX. Tho Lnfsrred advanced az TO
5lh; st. Paul made an equal gain,
clVsing NJ 0o after ! y. IN,
the highest quotation IL has
repoheu mia year. Tho preferred roso
az 70 ll9x Missouri, X ,nsas 4 re1as
rose l1t, aud Reading TX por cent THO
ssysn ,soderately sativa stocks gstued
only fractional anounts, except North
ern Pscino, which rose lss per cent.
rcxu 4 Pacific ros, l, aud psc ific " ali
2X, AItsr q O'clock the market was
oompsras,vely steady for \ .if au hour,
ouI during tho last 30 minutes decided
weskuesa vas developed In tho moat
aclive issues aud prioss declined from
4 10 over i per cent. Too market
closed excited aud wSak and irregular.
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Couri-Mafkislad. .

WARRINGTON, Nov. i2.--rhs court.
martial At Fort Meyer, which nied
IS signal service mon on oh.rsss
VI insubsrdinatlon, found sil
guilty. ant sentenced them
TO he pabliols 49, ssyti a sndei
~ sue oniet sisnsl ofAssr. L. is said
thN tho oourt was satisfied that tho
onorse was com ni.lcd In jRnoraus , IN
military Law. asneral Hassn this
Afternoon lsiucd an order 40.
proving ths sentence. "Ths publ
cation OF this ID considered
:ua c,ens rcprlmand fer men whose
intelligence cannot at times promo
then 20 do right" Ia tks or.
dsr, General Hsson says also,
This seems proper oeoasipn
10 Isiterste tho 'ins, rustions ar
the ohioi signal oiiicsr In 1884, loon The
adoption of measures IN asuure 4
higher clss, of tssn for snlistncn, IN
the signal corp..v
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WASHINGTON.
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.
rsseAi Nsses and Money 0rdsrs..Js,a.
Ase Postal Csnm,ssisn.-Civil Ser.
Wee instractisns-- Chinese In
MIGRANTS Trisking the
QsvsrnAcAt--Nstss.


espsriatsndsnt MsDsasld's lso.,.
WAshixaroH, Nov. l2.-In h,s an.
nusl report to the postmaster general.
superintendent @. +. AcDsnald, Of
the money order bureau, points to the
growth OF the blsinsas from It's incsp-
tloa IN 1850. when there were 7ee nouev
order ofAces that Issued Sa,00O.O 900
IN orders, to the lsst fisosl
year whom the 1855 Offices issusd or.
asrs amounting to abouk SllO, cor, 900
Inc ,ees now aggregate about 81 ,Oo6 200
per annum. During the Aseal year 7e7
sv-ordsr ofilces were establisheC. /.
and 10 discontinued; since ths oloss OF
ne h.cal year ~ ofiicss have Heen
added, and four have bssn disoontiu.
usd. Tbs fetal amount ofpsytnsnts aud
repay Of money orders
was (ll1 ~, ,1O5, and tbs sxosss of nav
msnts over iasaos, $lS7, 7,2sS. The grcsu
amount Of the tess received by the
psssmasters froia the public for the
iysue OF domestic monoy orders w.s
S9S ~, TAsae figures exhibit q do.
ere sss IN the amounts sf orders issusd
anl paid and OF fees received.
Tais slight falling OF, Gays the an.
psriStsndsnt, may be attributed In
part 10 the general s.agnation In Nuui'
ness during the past year, and per-
haps In smAllor measure to the In
oresss OF the postal noses. The total
amount. OF payments and rspaymepts
OF postal notsA wa 50, o,04s00, and the
excess or lssuss ever psymeats
NS,zs0;ths aggregate sMount of fsss rs .
osived frern tho public was 1i52,OlS
the increase IN the amSunt OF postsi
nots business was about AK psr cent.
The total number OF erroneous pay.
nasnts OF MOney ordsrs allowed 10
have bsen nxds during the year va
y, or In she rst,o OF one 70 evsry llS !.
VI money orders paid,
Perhaps one OF tho best indicstlo 4
OF the stringeney and general busir sss
dspi ssslop 0f tho tlAss, Gays Superb.
tsndsnt Mcdonald, IL the deere ssp in
the amount Of money transmitted hy
means OF monsy orders during
tho. past flssal year. Tne
notioeabie decrease in the amount
OF intsrnatisAsl money orders issusd
po!sts 10 the sonolnsion that tho for.
alsn-hern workman, who habituslly '
rsmits . portion Of HIS surplus earn
iass to nssdy relatives In his ns,iye
country, has found 1t moro diffisrlt OF
isss 80 assa aAula.o small savings. The
superintendent refrains from renevlns
his recommendation nsds last wear.
loohiak 10 . reduction OF tho feeI on
domsstis money orders, for the reason
that tho domestis revenues have de.
sreased to = degree that would make
II insxpodisnt. Ho does, however, re-.
com mend 9 reduction OF the tees on
foreign orders from III psr cont, 40 q
present, to l per sent.
In conclusion, the superintendent
gives at some length the reasons that
impsl him 10 renew tho rco0m mend 4
tion In his preceding report that postal
nssss be made payable to bearer upon
receipt st sny Ofllos.
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FOREIGN Nhws.
Canada
vRaIHs oohNufATYoy OF RIrL's
DEATH sENrEHCE,


vRoIHs COMBINATION OF R1rL's
SEATH sENrENcK.
OTTAWA, Nov. la-Nr. Counsal,
member OF Psrlinmen. for Montreal
Rsst, is hsra aud has had interviews
with all this miaistors In town to urge
tho Communication OF Rieps
ssntouos. The minister's were
very reticent. Mr.. Counsel asys there
10 very little hope for the condemned ID
man. Anu Sber OF Qssbec Conserve
tive msmbgrs have visited Ottawa
during the psst few daya to urge .
eonmutatlon OF tho 0eah sentenos.
WILL IN nANeHD.
QunBRo. Noy. p.--The briefness OF
tho rssplts accorded TO Rel has been
accepted haIo Sc msaning that mis-
doom is sealed. Tha two principal
French Plpers Of tho city, which
voice tbs feelings or opinions of the
Fropob-Canedtsu people OF both par
tics, are agreed that hs will be hanged
on Mon tsy next.
REL PRpPARls ron DEATH.
NEW YoRk, Nov. IA Montreal
special TO the Pest says: IL 10 known
that = special messenger Ia on his way
20 Regina with an tfncial document
from the governor-2enerais order.
ing Sheriff Cnsplssn to proceed
with tho execution OF Rei. "a .hs
meanwhile, according 10 conmun,-
csIion rec,lvst by 6isnop Grsndin,
Riel passss tho greater portion OF his
tlme In prayer and meditation. lie
has written farewell opislles 10 bis wifs
aud children, aud to . sistsr who re-
sides In this city. Within tho Last few
dsysextra precautions have been tsken
TO prevent any surprise. Tho guards
have been doubled, mountsd patrol
IL slwsys on duty and mono
but the priests, thu recommending officer
OF the mnlnted police and surgeon aro
permitted within the cell. Tbs coll no
occupies IL ak feet four by four,
tho only articles Of furniture
being q small Iron bad aud low chair.
hei. an early rl'cr, aud 10 invsrisbly
MP aud drosssd before rovetlle
It o.. O'Clock. He scarcely
completes his toilet when he sinks
down upon hls knees btslde hi. he'd
aud remains trsnsnHsd like q pts.ue,
Ia prayer for honts ut time,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-13
Eastern Business Men asa tho
Knights of Labor.

Nrw YoRT, Nov. la.-lSpsclsl.l l.
The feeling here Is still strong against
the Heights Of Labor In sbslr present
position, aud the suggestion IL ad.
vansed that their proceedings have
been Of . character 70 warrant action
BY the United States grand jury.
Buslnsss men Ia tbs East do not 70.
gard clamly anything that threatens q
blockade Of the channels Of trade. and
their symps,hy sll along has boen
With the opponents Of the labor organ
nation aud their demands are looked
upon as arbitrary aud such tbs. they
should not hs sccsdsd 10.