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Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24

en sadly disc If..,i-S tne object and pro-
lg weai5 y. iiis pleasant tour through tbe conn
Wy, and unite to promote the welfare Of the
Inc trlnce and Princess soon after the con-
town
Immediately after the procession was over a
meeting of the Cork National Ieaque vvss
held. The meeting declared that the lovalist
attempt to get up fictitious demonstration Of
welcome IN honor OF royalty had proved fail
lfes and passed resolution congratulatinp
John y OOonnor who managed the hostile dem5
onstIatonsl for the victory he had achieved
for the Nationalist cause.
In the afternoon detective arrested a man
VINO was throwing stones at the loyalists' pro-
eession mob speedily formed and attempted
TO rescue the prisoner. The detective fred his
revolver, but without hitting any one. and sue-
ceeded IN taking his prisoner to police court.
where he was promptly released on bail fnr.
nished by the Mayor Of Cork.
after the mass meeting the Nationalists scat
sered through the city in parties numbering
from % to 500 men. Doors and windows yvsr53
smashed, flags and decorations were torn down
and heaped upon blazing bOnfires and MANY
gun stores were broken into for the purpose of |
armlng the mob. Policemen, when enconntered |
slngly or in small squads, were attacked and /
beaten numerically with theirOwn truncheops
In many cases the police rallied and CHARGED 4
desperately upon the mob, but they we're in /
Yarlably surrounded and repulsed The nolice
then resorted to the free use of their revolyers
and bayOnets It was hand-to-hand fqhfin0
Of the most desperate sort. the police stsndins
rible injuries. '0A
At midnight the streets were practically in
possession OF the mob. The policemen who
emained uninjured could not attempt to al /
more than maintain their positions and fight
N the defensive. In addition to attacks from
ne crowds in the streets, the police were ex-
osed to volleys Of stones from windows
ousetops, and other points Of vantage. The
ehet at midnight was that the streets could
os 1e cleared without the use Of artillery,
nd 1t was reported that owing to The anafby
the Mayor, leading citizens had telegrapbed q,
Lord Spencer requesting that the military !
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24

will be a reminder of personal liberty for
ages to come. On just as sure a foundation
been placed, and it viii stand through the cv-
cies OF time as monument to the physical
emancipation of thousands, who by its use
nave been relieved from consumption, con
sumptive night-sweats, bronchitis coughs.
splitting of blood, weak langs, and other
throat and lung affections
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24
MARKET NOTES.

MAKING envelopes ont of straw paper ia a
tourlshing industry in Ireland.
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24
''Buchu-PaIba .
Frazer An Cvo.so

r, Quick, complete cure, all kidney, Bladder and
Sy Urinary Diseases, scalding, Irritation, Stone
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24

o,1isk ASK for Wells 'Rough on Corns.n 15o
Sorth' SortI complete cure. Hard or soft corns,
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24
'lRonnh IN n. ),

rU1,o - AtlNTE axle ufeases
Inc frazer Axle Grease is the best and. in
Lrlnslcally, the cheapest Don't work your
loises TO death by using poor grease. Try it.
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24

EENJDEH is accurately written and nro-
nouhced Punldeh, and means olive ,iIinlott ~
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24
.,IRonrIl nn Co.n.,,

The Colonel never made a success of the
Eye Water business, but Carboline struck
bonanza with Petroleum as its base. If your
hair Is thin and falling out, try it.
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24

IHE average age Of the English Guards gone
e k8yps was Isl average hight, feet
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24

Mhen you visit or leave New Yorl ,it, ,
I75 4g ana S5 carriage hire and stoD al b 54
taI Ii es au.e, opposite Grand Central depot NAlu
ystor s s ana upward per day European pisp E
sfagaa s5 supplied with the best Horse c5
ot tS Detter for less money at the Grand ITs ITiiies
D7l At any other nrst-class hotel in the city nun
aPPg I f5f6SAE 20 6e m HATEs for advesn in this paper
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24
colonel sellers Eve Wafer.

Glears out rats, mice, reaches. flies ants
Dou-Dugs, skunks, cbipmnnks. ponhers -
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24
CATTLE MARKFrq

4, b9fF4Lo ed : Cattle, good quality. s495a
s59gi hoss lair to good s5.05@S5.75; bess
EAST LIBERTY, PEN.-Besb cattle.
-; medium to good, s-9S-; comm05
70 Ialr, S----9S--; Hogs, Yorkers "a o0sS
sg.d0 g ~ fhiladelphias, s5.16@S52G shee5
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24
M0TALInuln Or snnrr
HOW Iggy.W is YOUR RAGK7

the Side or fJiI sisq oi sqnering with Bscksebs - p
eases CcL Lip 9ciatca, Rheumatism III, ~, Faln IN
Chest and Ling fronb5ia swollen and Tired M9sci les
viii i've e5 9ea or deepseated when & PAN % or sore
Pitch Gana5 B Ielief! Prepared fraro t55iAsItR
HOPS NTbaas Tb Bsssm aud the HIN fIr Burgundy
Thousands say o S6f9gthe9ing plaster ever t1eo OF
co. BosoBe ME- sSs for s0O Hop PFIeq PLSsTFFe SP re
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24
A GREAT RIOT IN CORK.
The Mob and the Police Fighting Alter the
Princes Visit.

Inc Prince OF Wales arrived in Cork on We'd.
nesday. The railway station and tbe street.
IN the vicinity were crowded with neonIo
awaiting the arrival OF the royal party
When the Prince and Princess ernerged from,
the railway station they were greeted with
SHeer aILer cheer. During their progress in
the parade, Workmen and boys ran ALONGSIDE
5nelr carriage and kept up the cheering to
SaroWn the Kisses Of the Nationalist. who
iihed the entire route, and made continual
hostile demonstrations. The conduct of fbe
Leaguers aroused these loyalists to a bigb
pltcn, and they made the streets echo with
their shouts of welcome,
John O'ConnOr, Nationalist member for Tin
Perary, marched at the head Of a procession of
I.eaguefs, who closely followed the royal pro
eeHslon and sang "GOd Save Ireland every
time time the loyalists or their band started m
Prince Of Wales" '--0
At one point Nationalist threw an Onion at
me royal carriage. The missile struck one of
ne Iootmen, who CHANGED TO be in such a no
ltlOh h mat ne shielded the Princess Alexandria
@Ionl @ IT, Many stones were thrown at the 1
'eoPle who followed and cheered the rovai /
arTlage, and the police several times fred al /
ls ,5,, ,To1ghs. No injuries are reported.
Inc Prince Of Wales betrayed some feeling
men he replied to the address of welcome
resented by the magistrates of Cork. He
a. q ne was glad to hear the expression of
n ,lty to the British Constitution and to tbe
lie n which the address contained. and
mol that every person possessing influence
or lnind would exert IL to avoid d----.,i1 -, !.
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24

tenths secnnds
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24

Nervous debility, premature de-
cline Of power in either sex, speedily and per-
Inanently cured. Large book, three letter
stamps Consultation free Worlds DisDen.
saIy Medical Association, Buffalo. N. Y. i--
An eyeless chicken is on exhibition at New
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24
A Good Appetite

accompanies good health, and its absence I,
3 LAT, s0a,es that something is wrong. At this seoeo
| IealIy every one needs something to revive an
the appetite. which is lost in the debflit,
thor ., isllL ug %2at-eg. Ear this purpos
mere Is nothing superior to Hoods sarsapariIs ~
1l9o nures the blood promotes healthy action of
bo, organs, and gives strength to the whole
,i,. mnen began taking Hoods sarsaparills was
ana had no appetite; but now can bar,11,' -
enough cooked to eat"-E1lMA saEpARp. 5,or.I
street, Worcester. Mass. OOi@i
t.o n"u been troubled forsome time with poor anne.
1e PARTICULARLY in the morning. and also had fre
hooas sarsapara, and now my appetite ia ~, 10y
ana the rheumatism has left me 20 Any,-s oe9,
emerald Ave, Chicago. Ill. ---''NS' ''O4
81 FOODS SarsaparilIa
90la by all druggists 81; six for s5 ma. -
'SO' l. HOOD CO.. Apotheearies. Iossi NT.s. ''-'
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24

A GENTS WANTED, Gentlemen or Ladies' n,
II ~ ,tiIoughtdang's Hand BOOK of Useful in59TTa
ttt, dna lof ffohghtniing'S SdldrU List or Tnifsi
,qtes Og,cidts OYer300 900 already sold IS TO M
ay aay made Sample copies of books & torn, oaee3tS
II You do not take agency on return boofs
A99 5 7. .E.Aoughtaling, 70 Madison Av., AlbanyNY
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24

MENsaiAN's PEPToNzED BEEF TONIC, the only
Preparation Object containingits entire nutri-
tlotts properties. Il contains blood-making
force generating and ife-sustaining properties
invaluable for Indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous
prostration, and all forms Of general debility;
also, in all enfeebled conditions, whether the
result Of exhaustion, nervous prostration, over
work or acute disease, particularly if resulting
from pulmonary complaints. OasweI, Hazard &
Co., Proprietors, New York. Sold by druggists
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24

"A VENERABLE RELIC.-The old BuIl'
Haed tavern, which has stood for tb
last sixty years on a hill at Third avenn,
and Tooth street, New York CITY. is he
ing slowly undermined by the ex56s
tons which are beingiade all abont |
II 1or the Cars of stores and tene- |
/ Lnen's 1t now stands on a cIiff-like eIe.
'ss:Sn about eighty feet above the side.
walks. In former years it was the resort
u all the most famous roadmen of tbe
lty. Now it is tenement house.
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24
BnrthOIdrs statIe Of ,,.Li6eEiy Eniightening

TIE baseball clubs, it is estimated, will cost
the people S16,00O.O60 this year.
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24
VII. WITHOUT MONEY

IN Az LAY. 49,, y VIII be sent to an, 1, -
earsfrfin nodta .a Free of Cost PIe PPau5Ies9 49,,
information that ,Ss1 and You viii CLEAN rttN -
3!#::5 &: 5.;.. M
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24

THE number Of letters posted in the world
each year averages about 81. 600, 600 600.
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24

vaiuabdIea bdIeVe Just issued a most wonderful and
''pecuiar "a " o92ok, 2, which treats Of diseases
tbe' neTsai Dams nor money to make Il worthy
owes our ia55p snp CONFIDENCE Of the women al
fb;5 e daughter is deeply. niiai ;,srs,s.a5 n
-. s5s-e work, and should send for It with
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24

THE pine tree, says an authority, is a refuge
for more than 400 species Of insects.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

hSEsviLLE, Oct. l5.-[Spetisl. -
Ellard, IN unfortunate lady,
se homo is near Era, this county,
whose case OF lunscy was passed
a few weeks since as not being
~ 10 require restraint, has been
sas before Judge Hall again and
'uged Insane by a jury. She will
asSen 10 the asylum,
nolse on Rush Modrelps place,
Jour miles north of this city,
ii, nre yesterday from q defective
4, was occupied by James MIR
~ me time, who extingulshed the
.eioro much damage was done.
insurance adjlsters continue TO
W., summoned by the late fire..
are lookins after the losses OF
coihpsutes, but SO far no settle
W. nave been agreed upon.
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hRNToN, Oct. l5.--lSpeclal. The
iall races, which opened to-day, pro-
misc 70 DO quite success. a fair
crowd was 10 attendance this evepinu
aeo much Larger ono is expected rs,
morrow. Trroe races were RIM this
oveniDg, as follows: '"ia
FIRST Race-Quar,or dash, thrao an
,uries; won by P1ttou's bay gsldio@
Time, 26% sec)nds.
Second Rsce--Halfinile, five entr,as.
woo by Csmpbelps b ~ geld,uc, pir,a
tho second prlz, w"
rhira Rsco--TcoItipg: won bv Hni-
solra bay Selding, Village 'Blaek-
solito, fi9e, 1888. w. j. Austin,s
oa2 geldtns, Blackwood, won the snc-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

MCKINNEY, Oct. l5.-[Speclal. Tho
Farmers Alliance talk of visiting Nc
Kinney in the next few days. Three
hundred bales OF cotton woro on CD O
square to-day.
ShcrlH Beck cartied j. II. Trout to
Van Xinds ~ witness IN tho distrio.
court.
Il. NJ Davidson, an attorney of Dom
ION, is ID attendance ON tho county
court, engaged professionally.
Stsn Sneed , Is on trial In Che county
court, charged with not having suiil.
cient fear OF God or man in hts heart
to Keep quiet nj church. Stan fought
too near The sacred precincts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

hlNdsroN' Oct. l5' 100 Especial. - w.
H. Douglass is quite sick with rnalarial
fever.
Miss Fsauie Henslee, tho charmiug
daughter OF Mr.. George Henslee, has
oeeu very i'll for several days, bu. was
some bettsr this morning.
Jadge Edwards has fatty recovered
from hta illness I'd this gratiic st'on 0f
his friondg. VI
. young couple from Arkansas wsre
married here Lass evening. mo per-
lles were quite youthful aud they ran
away from an traits fsthsr. Nav their
cGannhial happiness bs equal to their
Cotton is coming in fsster trnn ever
Farmers say that cotton VIII Weld o.
por cent. more than was srosgted
some .lsae ago.
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ConstoANA, Oct. l5.-[spoclal. l-rhe
entertsinmens gwen by the Young
Mons ChrIstlan association, for Che
purpose OF raiting iuuds for library,
Melted tho aseociat,on about $40.
As our city is contemplating consld.
ersblo street improvements In tho
near future, tho cnuacil wilt appoint n
shecial policeman for the purpose OF
making collections OF road tax from
the citizens.
An ailray occurred to-day between
one oI our sucs!oneers and ous of MIS-
bidders. Both will have u hearing be.
fore tho mayor Saturday merning'
Mrs. Houyh left this morning for
san MichseL, Now Mexico.
Mr.. Sam Houston, of waco, IL atom.
ping Tor few days In C)rsioana.
Cotton coutluues to come ia ut n ra,s
OF from 800 to 500 bales n day, aud re-.
rslpls 10 date aggregate about $500
All the houses of ill-fams wero
pulled Nv the police to-day, and con.
trlputed their quota W tho city fund,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

s ,l,a,, '', near the future great, as
eust. t0s'''" SPeen
On Houston straos this ovsninc i.
mmssy, containing lady aud chi,d.
80, 80 S'en ,3ssning along at breaAneck
ffpevh' NV. y: L. Ecnton, who drives
H. ~, w fott WORTH laundry, seelnR
n's own life, and grabbed Tho hnrsa M,
the head and succeedad In stn &c ~
tha animal in his wild carear Pp'"s
IN the Fort Worth corrosnonderco
IN yesterdays Herald the intei,icsn :
comp0sitor got Ia his worx an IN
WORD bugs" which he turnaa into
boys" This made ths srtioIs any, aav
MAT Tue "fire boysp we're AT WIZ ,nt s
ting hre 80 houses, when IL shnn,d
nave been the "fire bugs The "hcvs v
and the "bugs" viii both nieaso ~
Ina correction. ''oS''
Last nigfL tho play of uSlipnaa nv,
tho Light of the Moonn was nrnSno ~
- ccowdo Il house, WhiIa ihsrn T.,
really no plot to tho play, ana ia honp
IN continuous laugh iroln ma Inv
, tto H IaI,.. rises until tho ond-par-
uo,iy IN the second act, where the
p,n,iea give chasa 10 Crockle aud Den.
gie through the oyster sbop. and
tne great scene "Oyer the Garden
wall" Our Dallas friends can weii
AFFORD TO soa tho performance, as IL il a
sure euro for dengue. % ="
only one marriage license was issued
so,Nay, and that was to FL, J. Long and
MISS juliet II. Weaver.
PERSONALS,
Dan, Stpwarf ~ n,1t.. .. =,
Fort. "a III tno
mi, Mr.. II. s, Marx, OF Galveston, -
y q. $. Morssloy, of the L,ngylew
pelnocrst, is regiss0tea at the Pick.
NJ Ed' aoldher, representing Rand,
mT,cN9lly ~ Co, is also on y visie Ia
sion House. - ~ '''" ~ nv
Maosiou House, nv '''s
the Mansion. A'' ''
GehmCchlo hotel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16
STA Il KILOGRAMS.
eARNERED FROM EiANY FIELDS.
Houston to Rave Cieariog Rouse Inn
portant suit at Eaiest,se-Disxs-
trous Fire at Galveston- Races
at Dentou-Doaths, We'd
dingsi Personals. Eto


AUSTIN, Oot. Decentralization,
0. Johnson, The now postmaster. mada
his bond today and forwarded il 10
Washington,
The reported sale OF the canit,l
| iands 70 an Eagiish svpdirate foT
| 2hUOO 0ol is discreoited.
The collector Of Van Xaud. county
settled to-day. -
| sl405l0. '''S'
The klo Gsande Il I'll PAso railroad
paid Its passenger Lax to-day.
the annual report of the Fort Worth
~ Denver railroad was received but
was returned on account OF gross ar
| ors, VI
Mr.. Wallace, one of the VrssS conn
mlssioners who YVES sent over In Fset
IeXas TO investigate trespasses nnon
STATE plno lsnGs, returned to-day. He
ifaveied through Jasper, Newton and
|cthef counties, and found MANY in
stances where the land law is baing
|vlolaleu. In these COMMITTEES
the state mas sotno fine Umbered land
Tue price OF which, In few wears, will
pc very valuable. The mill men. ha
SAD, are having lard time OF il. brsi-
hess being dull and prices low, Thsv
attribute 1t to uujusL railroad action.
ihe recent railroad law, he saws. has
prevented all logging on the rivers i'm
The pineries. va . III
Mr.. Z. Tansey, the genial aud veran.
tlle genus of the San Antonio Times.
here and reports that the Voll;qfest
will bs Tho Crandess affair ever Wit
lessed IN San An,olio. He Ihinks
e6out u companies, including tho
United states troops, will partlcipate
IN the military parade, ''' '''
Z. d. Potter, San Antonio gen4lr-
pan, VINO was hero taking in the CITY.
ttemptfd snicide to-day, but mod . a
miserable failure. IT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

bENlSoN' Oo.. 5-[Spociat Colo.
nsl joe Phillips, proprietor of no lind
cay housc, Gainesville, who has been
visiting IN this city, lett for homo YES
to-day Tho colonel has many warm
friends hero, including several OF tbo
fair sex.
mo soutnorn Novelty viii appear al
our, opera house tonight.
lho shtriit OF Hunt county oame up
to-uay 70 convey Bud English. tne
horss thieI, pack to tho Greenvillo ieil.
, ~ Wa. reported on the street yo.dav
tNat a. LibDe'g saloon aafo had hson
rOphoO nBsin, ~ V vaS ronhnd mi
long ago, and IL looked queer that thev
ssholliu Htfiko that ono every time.
iHE HERALD reporter Interviewed ME-
L'obe and tAst gentlomen said thera
was no train wha over in the report:
but IRON Outaide persona We rndar,
stabd 10 IS trying 90 keep the mattor
quet that no may the mor5 READILY
find the thief. 'S
A, u. Bower, OF Tho Colnunade hotsl
was taken huddonly sick to-day and H.
conhuod TO his room $40 -
Dr. Wright, OF tho Horald-News. has
accepted position on tho Labor Slft,
ings, Of this city.
Mr.. buchanan, OF our soda wster
mannlActory, went 10 Fort Worth ves.
torday. I'''
Seventoen bales Of cotton came In
from Preston Bend to-day an two
wagons.
The. concert at tho society OF Yor.
woarts hal last night was vol Mt.
tended aud much enjoyed.
In the special from this pleoe vastor-
day in regard 10 Bud Englia6 beiny
convicted AZ "Gainesvlllo,D IL sbonld
have read "Greenville."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

Remington, two miles west of tow,
a n week ago cards were issuet to abont
" liio'ediata friends and rolatiyes AN.
nuunclnE tee marriage If our ponrjsr
aSen >. Il. Turner, aud Miss NilIie
nShiu Slni., 70 t4ke place at 3 oIelock
' snis evening Promptly At the an
sRuihtec time the ceremony was ner-
II,F !, NJ the Baptist church, Rey, r.
=. outier officiating. The attendants
were v, ts- Miss Eflie Hutthines and Oscar
"a ~ ~. " hlte,oi richardson. The gay cav.
slnsue went 10 the depot, who're the
Fyous NonnG cnuple boarded the 4
o .. c oek tFain Tor ,heir bridal tour. viz
tae 6ol', to tas great cities o! the con-
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GALVESTON.
Misunderstanding Enterprises Burnod -
Originated Spontaneously from Chem
iCalS


Misunderstanding Enterprises Iurnoa
OAsinatsd Spontaneously from Chem
icsls.
'AhvEsroN, Oct. 10. Especial T.
About 10 o'clock tonight flames wero
discovered burstiug from the building
OF Aidsrton & Co's. flavorlng extrac.
ana spiee works, on the south side O.,
Mechanic street, near the corner Of
Twenty-second. The building WAS M
Old store aud half frame structure, 10
Gated in the business centre of tba
toWn. Ths flames quickly consumed
5ae building and Contents.
The COW paid fire. department d;a
not acluib itsalt in any TOO creditshla
manner. The fire was under cnntTo,
psiora etth5r OF tho three stoamers
hao hltchsG on their hydrants. rhe
move companies were on the grouud
ana 81 WORK with two streams from
the salt water works before the slow
golns steGmors appeared. Tho tirs
purneu hereby for short tim o, caused
py me cnmbustible fluids used in the
WORKS: The loss to Aldorton g Co. ia
soouI SZ,0OO; insured Tor $l,50O.
baldlnger Bros. large glassware
auu crockery establishment adicining
on the east side, sustained unneces-
sary iuts OF abouG $500 to their stoel,
10y Inc hremen throwing stream
% 1,uuAh Snelr upper story from win.
uows. Mckay d wainwright, gas lit
lerS, aoJoiniug the burning nromiaos
On norta side, also suffered damgoes
70 me extent OF abonc $500. 'N-
me hre is believed TO have orjpl
hAtso spontaneously from chemicals
stored IN the building.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-16

uREENNiLLE, Oct. l5,-ISpeeial.l-
MY Joe Tesgarsen, a young man
prominsnt in business aud social cir.
cies here, was married last night to
MISS Carrie Brasoug, all of this place,
hov' r G. Archer, officiating.
A telegrem has besn received cor
Veying tho intelligence thu, 7. y.
Jenklns, merchant of ybia ulsce
ale1 III Shreveport, Louisiana, YES.
ssruay' Consumption has fed upon
ms Vita's for several years aud bns
conquered ut last.
rour hundred bales OF cotton were
S.75 to 900 s'H 'io''
:, Ohsrley Smith, conductor on the
E2sS Line, and Miss Lillia Soancer.
uSugnCar OF Captain Spencer, of rhjs
piace' were married thtseveninr,
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San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, Oct. l5.-ISDeoial !.
Max NuendoriI, prominent loca,
Democratic politician aud iustics of
tho peace, who has boen on trial fcr
some Gays past to show cause whv ma
should no6 be removed from DIN "a.
W. To-Day sdiudgod guilty of the
on@rgs alleged. the verdict created
great excitement IL IL believed ba
"ht not appeal Two Indictments ava
pending AGAINST him, one for extDrtion
Ia once tho other for failing 10 make
returns OF fines collected, fbera are
awarin. OF applicants ion his positiop'
Mcs. Julia 7. Heleriug, q photopra.
phSr hers, while sullarine wlsh deng,,o
FEVER, took strong dococtinn OF cnii.
cum, with suicidal Infant, and diaS in
snort tlmo. She WAS attended hv
Dr. CorOthers, who "a short time hs.
FORE had administered a bvpode rp,ic
lulsclon OF morphine. She was from
ADRIAN, Michigan, snd leaves ono
A sensation wac caused here to.5av
bY the arrest OF John Robb, mnaJin.
tencsut OF the Street railway con,
panS, who Is known 10 nesriy
sNory man in tho clty
10 rtnnds charged with tbo
ABDUCTION OF Young Mov,can
grl, only II years old, whose fatSar
makes tho complaint. The crime i,
elegeo To have occurred three or fonr
DAYS sgo. Tho girl, who In said In hs
exceptionally handsome, has NOT bosn
lowered HeT parents are wild with
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JeTerson,

JEFFERSON, Oct 15.--LSpssial. lin
thccaso of tho United States VS.. j essis
ii. Robinson, mail rider between
Noun. Vernon and Mount Pleasant,
charged with OBTAINING and opening
letters, ths .iory rendered verdict III
l. O'Clock last ulght oS guilty. He has
not been spntsnceG yet.
Miss Duikie Heiunian, of Cincinnati,
and Miss Ray Marx, OF Toxarkapa,
visiting friends In this city departed for
their respective homes this evening, to
tho regret Of their many admirers.
Mrs. u. Sterne, our efficient post
mistress, arrived homo from New York
city yesterday, where she haa heen on
. visit 70 her daughter, Mrs. Leopold
S!erne,