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The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
Order Of Funeral Marcn.

NEW YORK, August 6.-Colonel Hodges,
who has charge of the reception and trans
portation Of official guests, has nearly COM
pleted his arrangements. There will be
about three hundred carriages in line. The
carriage in which President Cleveland will
ride will be drawn by six black horses. I'M
mediately behind this carriage will follow
six other open carriages containing the
Vice President and members of the Presi.
dents Cabinet. Behind this will follow a
carriage drawn by four horses, in which
will be seated Ex-Presidents Hayes and
Arthur.
U. s. Senators, ten carriages.
Members of Congress, sixteen carriages.
Admiral Jouett, one carriage; Commo-
dore Chandler, one carriage.
Foreign Ministers, ten carriages.
Ex-Foreign Ministers, ten carriages.
I Cabinet Of General Grant, four carriages.
Retired army officers, ten carriages.
General Grants staff, two carriages.
Family and relatives, seven carriages.
Clergy, four carriages.
Attending physicians, two carriages.
Pall-bearers, six carriages.
General Sheridan and staff, four car
riages.
Chiefs of Bureau, War Department, four
carriages.
General schofeld and staff, one car
riage.
Judges of the Supreme Court, six car
riages.
Governor of Illinois and staff, eight car.
riages.
Governor of Michigan and staff, three
carriages.
Governor of Wisconsin and staff, five
carriages "a
Governor of Massachusetts and staff,
ten carriages. .:
Governor of New Hampshire and staff,
three carriages. -, ~
Governor Of Connecticut and staff, four
carriages.
Governor Of Maine and staff, two car
riages.
Governor of Vermont and staff, four car
riages.
Governor of Pennsylvania and staff,
twelve carriages. -
Governor Of New Jersey and staff, Fifteen
carriages. ;. -
Governor of Rhode Island and staff, four
carriages. 80
Governor of Iowa and staff, two car
riages. =. '~
Governor of Dakota and staff, six car
Governor of Virginia and staff, three
Carriages
Representatives of Governor Of Indiana;
two carriages.
Legislature Of New York, thirty carri-
ages.
General Franklin, President Soldiers
Home, one carriage.
Messrs. Drexel and Childs, one carriage.
Board of Indian Commissioners, two
carriages.
Mayor and representatives Of the city. Of
Brooklyn, fifteen carriages.
Mayor and Common Council of New
York City, thirty five carriages.
Mayor and Common Council Of Boston,
six carriages.
Mayor and Common Council of st. Louis,
ten carriages.
Mayor and Common Council of Hartford,
three carriages : =:
Mayor and Common Council of New
Haven, two carriages.
Mayor and Common Council Of Jersey
City, twelve carriages.
Mayor and Common Council of Elizabeth,
three carriages.
Order of Cincinnati, FIVE carriages.
Wheeler and Grant Posts, G. A. r., four
carriages.
Then will follow the military and civic
societies.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
Greatest Cotton Crop for Many Years.

ATLANTA, GA, August 0.-During the
past ten days reports of the appearance Of
caterpillars have come from various Sec
tons of the South with such frequency as
to justify the fear that the finest cotton
crop ever known was endangered. In
order to ascertain precisely the extent Of
this danger, the Constitution addressed in
quiries to it's correspondents for informa-
ton. To summarize, it may be said that
the crop, as a'whole, is the best that has
been known for years; that the yield
will largely exceed any previ-
Gus crop; that while in some locali-
ties the caterpillar has appeared as
general thing it is too late to do serious in
jury. 1t appears further that in those To-
calities where the worms have appeared in
their most malignant form, and there are
very few such instances, they lhave as yet
generally confined themselves to the foliage
of the plant, and the fruit is but slightly
injured; that they have appeared to a
greater extent in localities where the crop
Is farthest advanced; that before they can
do material injury the crop will be ma
tured, and that If they had come month
earlier they might have done serious in
iurv
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
Ex.Cunfederate Re. lJnjon.

Fir. WORTH, August h--The grand an
nual reunion Of ex.Confederate soldiers
began here to-day, and will continue until
Friday. Fifteen thousand persons are now
present, with a promise of .a'large increase
tomorrow. Hon. John H. Reagan deliver
ed the principal speech of the day. He
paid high tribute to. the, memory
eulogized Jefferson Davis. AT the close of
to-day's: speech making, the following
telegram was sent to~Jefferson Davis, at
Beaavoir, Miss: Oft. WORTH, August g.
The ex-Confederates in reunion assembled
in this city, send. "a cordial greeting to
yourself, their believed and trusted leader
in the past, and pray for you many years
of continued health and prosperity"
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
Cholera Spreading in Marshes.
Criminal Law Bill Passes Commons
Anglo-Chinese Alliance.

LONDON, August 7-Whatever may be
the nature or the cause of the cholera in
Marseilles, and whatever view of the dis
ease in that city may be adopted or pub
1ished by the municipal and National au-
thorities, it is certain that the scourge is
spreading rapidly, and endangering the
lives of the inhabitants throughout the
city as well as of travellers who may be de-
ceived as to the peril which threatens them
there. The facts that continually come to
light contradict the statements made
by the officials, and betray
condition of = things which
menaces still further spread of the cpl
demic. The latest of these unconcealable
facts is the reopening Of the Pharos Hos
pital, which has been absolutely necessary
in consequence of the unabated increase Of
the cholera. All the beds in the other hos
pitfalls are already occupied, and If the
number of cases continues to increase in
the same ratio as at present, the Pharos
will soon find its accommodations severely
taxed.
VIENNA. August Tt appears to be de-
cided that the Gar and Emperor Francis
Joseph will meet at Kremsier, in Moravia,
about the oath inst. Artisans are working
day and night preparing palace for the
reception of the Imperial visitors.
LONDON, August THE criminal law
amendment bill finally passed the House
OF Commons tonight. twas the delay in
considering this bill which induced the
Pau Mall Gazette to make its recent reve-
lations.
LONDON, August IA dispatch received
here from the Afghan frontier says coll
lsion between bodies of Afghan and Rus.
sian troopsis not improbable.
LONDON, August 1T is stated that an
alliance offensive and defensive has been
formed between England and China in
view of war between the former power
and Russia. The Morning Post declares
that no alliance offensive or defensive has
been concluded between England and
China.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
Horrible Railway Accident.

ST. THOMAS, ONT, August 7.-As q man
named Dempsey, of Hamilton, accompa.
MED by his sister, the wife of Fred. San
ders, a lumber merchant here, and her six
year-old son. was crossing the London
and Port Stanley Railway track here to-
day, q train struck the buggy in which
the three were riding, completely de.
moiishing it. Mrs. Sanders body, from
which the head was completely severed,
was found twenty yards from the place Of
the accident. The child's dead body lay on
the cow-catcher of the engine, and Demp.
sey's lifeless body, which was not badly
mutilated, was found about seventy five
yards distant.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
hong's White Wife Taken From Him.

ST. PAUL, MINI, August T. August
Kahn. friend of the family of Mary
Schneider, the German girl who married
Hon Won Hong, went into Hong's laundry
yesterday in company with a policeman.
They overpowered the Celestial and took
the girl away. There is no law against
miscegenation in this State, and as the girl
Is sixteen years the marriage is legal.
Hong is bound to have her back and will
institute suit against the abductors of his
wife.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
Business Failures.

NEW YORK, August THE business
failures occurring throughout the country
during the last seven days, as reported to-
day to R. G. Dun & Co., number for the
total Of 1870, as compared with a total of
POI last. week, and 215 the week previous to
the last. The returns show dimnution in
business casualties in every section Of the
country,
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
STRANGE EPIDEMIC,
Five Deaths Already Reported, and Num-
Der Ill.

Der Ill.
VALPARAISO, Ind, August Sat Porter
Station, a village of three hundred inhabi-
tants, twelve miles from this city, in the
extreme northwestern part of the county,
an epidemic is raging which in the last
three days has carried Off five persons,
leaving fifteen dangerously i'll and about
twenty-five others of whose condition
the doctors can not speak with any de-
gree of certainty. The people of the vii
lage are mostly Swedes, Of clearly, thrifty
habits, and until the present epidemic
broke out among them they have
been remarkably healthy. About ten days
ago the first symptoms of the scourge made
It's appearance, and manifested itself in
vomiting and diarrhetic discharges. The
doctors were at a loss as to the cause, and
were unable to prescribe any remedies to
alleviate the sufferings of the patients.
The. afflicted stated they felt sort of
leaden weight the stomach and bowels,
which quickly changed to the vomit-
ing and discharges. A remarkable
popularity observable in those who
have already succumbed is that
while they retain clear consciousness to
Afo| " puO SiNO loA vi u WIN GA
preston and the general appearance of the
countenance conveys the idea of insanity.
The most powerful drugs have failed to
ive,temperary check to the disease. Por-
ter is supplied with meats by butchers of
Chestertown, one mile east. Investigation
has revealed that one meat-shop has not
been kept in healthy condition, the night
watch having stated that ON few occas..
ions he could hardly pass the door on ac-
count of the unpleasant odors emitted,
while q doctor of the town, who few
days ago entered the cooling room, assert
ed that never did he experience a worse
odor.in college dissecting room. Unfor-
tunately for the people of Porter, it is said
that it was the proprietor of the market
who supplied them with the bulk of their
meats. The poison which has caused the
deaths SO far is of an alkaloid nature. The
following are the deceased: Mrs. Trowe,
aged fifty; August Eustafson, aged twelve,
and two children under ten years. The
case appears to be similar to that which
occurred recently at Momence, Ill.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
SUFFERING Spatn.,

MADRID, August 6.--Therew were 1904 new
cases of cholera reported throughout the
kingdom yesterday, and 1888 deaths from
Cholera. The panic caused by the rapid
spread of cholera in the country is increas-
ing. Entire, villages have been deserted by
their inhabitants, who have fled for safety
from the dreaded disease. In many cases
doctors and municipal authorities have
been attacked by the scourge, and the sick
have been abandoned and the dead left I'M
buried. Reports from several places state
that it is impossible to obtain provisions or
medic ines. The misery throughout the
countrYis great.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
NEW LABOR SCHEME.
Extra Session Of Congress Proposed to
Make Laws to Relieve Workingmen.

~>" oSoo'oh VI COhSTcbS ITOpObeu I'd
Make Laws to Relieve Workingmen.
PITTSBURGH, August 6-Some of the
more prominent leaders of workingmen in
the United States have just perfected plans
looking to universal agitatation for an
extra session Of Congress to enable laws to
be passed to relieve the condition Of the
workingmen of this country. The move
ment is general among the leaders, and
will shortly be placed before oil the Trades
Unions and Knights of Labor
Assemblies of the United States.
The prime movers are the editors of
trades union, anti-monopoly and Green
back papers. They will simultaneously
open the agitation in their papers in few
days, and it is anticipated that by Sep
TENDER monster petition will be present.
ed to the President, compelling him, in
answer to public opinion, to call the extra
session at once. 1t Is claimed that Con-
gressmen will not give time to the consid-
GRAFTON Of labor measures in regular ses-
sion, and that from an extra session with
the one object in view good results will ac-
crue,
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
Sham Battle at laporte.

LApoRrE, IND, August Scamp Kirk
was to-day the scene of the largest crowd
ever in this city since the war, the attrac-
tod being the sham battle. 1t is believed
there were twenty thousand people in tho
city. The contending forces were COM
manded by Generals N. Gleason and j.
Packard, the victory being awarded to the
latter.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
New Bureau Of Labor Statistics.

WHEELING, W. VA, August 9-The
Amalgamated Association of Iron and
Steel Workers have established Bureau
of Labor Statistics for the purpose OF
gathering reliable information from all
DARTS of the country concerning the labor
industries. Local lodges will report to the
Grand Lodge officers weekly the number OF
men employed and idle, the iron, nails, &c
an hand. and any other items OF import,
sncs' witch will be published In the otiisiG
organ OF the association Zach wsesi.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
An Aged Lady Suicides in a Cistern.

V1NCENNEs, IND, August IA most dis.
tressing suicide occurred at Griffin, ILL.,, in
which an aged woman of sixty-flve years
took her own life. Mrs. Anna Garrett was
at home with little girl relative of four
teen. The girl went out in the garden to
gather beans for dinner. When she re-
turned she missed the old lady, and search
ing for her found her q corpse in the els.
tern. No reason is assigned for the act.
She was very feeble and of a melancholy
disposition. She was sister of Mr.. Sam.
1el Griffin, wealthy farmer, with whom
she lived.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
Hams Herself in Presence Of Her Child.

ASSUMPTION, ILL, August 6-The wife
of Charles Bushby, owner Of thoroughbred
horses, committed suicide by hanging at
at Moaweque, ILL.,, to-day. The horrible
tragedy was committed in her own home,
in the, presence of her twelve-year-
daughter, who gave the alarm. She
fastened skein of yarn around her neck,
and with one end attached to the upper
part of an open door, she took her life.
When the body was taken down life was
extinct. The deceased Is the daughter OF q
wealthy New York lady.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
Tornado In Nebraska.

OMAHA, NEB., August 7.-Advices have
been received Of terrible tornado which
passed down Loup Valley, of this State,
Wednesday night. 1t lasted only twenty
minutes, and nearly wrecked the town of
Ord. Much damage was done to buildings,
and all glass exposed to the direction
which the storm came from was broken
out. Tin roofs were torn up, weak build
ings blown down, and crops demolished.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
Treasury Balances.

WASHINGTON, d. c., August Treasury
balances to-day. Gold coin and bullion,
fs49, 49, 61; silver dollars and bullion,
Sl7o,47,o62; fractional silver coin, $25,2l1,-
SSl; United States notes, S5O.6l3. Cos: Ma
tional Bank notes, S2,737, 1856; do. in process
OF redemption. 81, 1887; deposits with Ma
tional Bank repositories, $40, 761 1888. Total,
$5l4, 1S4,35S Certificates outstanding:
Gold, Sl24,SSl $40; silver, S9s,6O7 COG; cur
rency, $32, 10000. Internal revenue re-
ceipts, $2O5,317. Customs, $575,65l.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
Triple Hanging In North Carolina.

RALEIGH, N. c., August THE first
triple execution in the State in seven years
occurred at Fayetteville to-day. Three
men, all convicted of atrocious murders,
were hanged. They were Joseph o. How
ard (white), who killed E. C. Blackman, q
farmer, after robbing; Tom Gee, (colored),
who cut to pieces with On axe his white
paramour, Mary Hughes, and Tom Mcneil,
who killed his brother, Simon McNeill
None of the men made any confession.
Fully five thousand witnessed the execu-
ton, which was public.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
Dead and Dying.

MUNcIE, IND, August 8. - Mrs. VIM.
Nicely has been consumptive for long
time. This evening she lay dying, and her
mother, Mrs. George T. Wilson, went to her
bedside. She was so overcome at the
sight of her daughter dying that she sank
to the floor, and died in short time after
being removed to her home. 1t is supposed
she had an attack Of heart disease.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
Military Centennial Celebration.

SAVANNAH GA.,August 1.-THE Chatham
Artillery, of this city, will celebrate the.
centennial of the organization next MAY
nv a prize drill, in which the money prizes
will aggregate $500. Several of the
most prominent military organizations in
the country have already promised to be
present, and the success of the enterprise
Ia assured.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
Ex-Soldiers Not Offensive Partisans.

Boston, August IA Washington spe-
cial to the Traveller says that Secretary
Endicott has informed the jefferson Demo
cratic Association, of that city, that he
will not dismiss any Union soldier from his
department on charges of offensive par.
tisanship," Four.ffths of the War De.
partmept clerks are ex.soldiera. - =.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
Three Men Killed by Cars,

PHILADELPHIA, August 6. Christian;
Schenck, Adolph Hegler and Martin Hugh
Ter were struck and killed by O freight
train at Engleside Station. on the Penn.
sylyania Railroad, At ten o'clock to.pight
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-15
Contr 1 CT Forfeited.

WASHINGTON, August - Secretary
Whitney has notified John Roach taat his
contract to build the steel cruiser rChies.
30" has been forfeited.
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The Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August1.-The fol-
lowing is the public debt statement for the
month of July:
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49, Al health whether Southern States should the climate
sparkling Min
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Total cash In Treasury as
shown by Treasurer's gen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12

two miles tho Boulevards were blocted with Tie
carriages of bourgeois who had come to look on and
encourage the bands of students to whistle, yell
aud call for Carvalhos dismissal. Carvslho II the
manager of the Opera Colaique. believe IL We
settled thing that Van Zandt should be attacked
ton for chivary. The night before the grave
Temps announced that N. Carvalho had gone to
the rrefect OF Police, having heard that all the
into the Place dc rOpera Comique to manifest
against the songstress. This was the best way 70
bring them and all the idlers of tue city ut their
heels | believe the announcement was made to
turn attention from the telegram from General
Negrier which was to appear in the Soir Just Is
Mlie Van Zandt would be going on the stage
saw NM Camescasse Ferry and Carvalho laughing
together in group at the soree at Nine. Tirsrd's
which came OFF the evening before last. The row.
il seems to me, explains why they looked so know
ing and in spite of the bad news from Tonquin -
very much amused.
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carriage bad just stopped ut the door and that Her
Majesty was the stairs. Tho two guests tried TO
got away. but before they could reach the door
the Empress had entered and with an irresistible
smile bad begged the three gentlemen not 20 De
disturbed, but to continue smoking and taxing
Just as they had done before. She stayed with
them two hours and made them talk on all possible
subjects showing herself so well-informod on
them all that the Crown Princes guests, who for
the time forgot everything In the interest she IN
spired afterward wondered where she could nave
acquired so much learning and experience. Next
day she entered the Emper0rs apartments WIN
the words: You may let Rudi be friends with
those two all his life He can only learn what 10
good and beautiful and clever from them"
, III Is difficult To give an adequate idea OF wnat
the tmpresss outward appearance still Is In TINS
her forty-eighth year. The grace of her tall figure
Is unmlstaKabe, and those who have seen her
once will know her again in whatever disguise
tncy may chance to meet her. She Is now staying
az Amsterdam to undergo course OF treatment
from Metzger. the famous massage-doctor." A
few days ago she entered toyshop where she was
unknown and after selecting pretty baby-dol
she said to her lady-in-waiting: This Will DO 1Or
my little granddaughter" The shopmap. whose
gallantry was greater than his discretion, SAID
Madame cannot be in earnest. Madame cannet
have any grandchildren yet" The, Empress
laughed good-humoredly and said: Indeed. am
a grandmother four times over, and to prove the
fact will come another day and select some toys
good as to send them direct TO my daughter, tho
Princess Gsea in Munich the poor shopnan
was dumbtounded and begged thousand pardons
for his importlnence, but tho Empress ie1t the
shop smiling, and said: You were not lmper-
tincnt; you were only gallant. Good-by."