davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
KTAtSED
Good Ordinary 6 1916 Low Middlny SKA.
Strict Good or ,iuarv. Ia MiidlnZ. .......... AZ

FLoTR AND MEA L-FLoUR- Market still in favor n
ss Buyer Sn Sss vita & e
SS S SF ;sRp' Extra S.S' i Ss
~G 81 g 81 sP!F agS 3 g &
mainly a g te bis m GS Mn Esa w !, dk1
O the sales 900 ss' sa for export s9Ss 20
Isl y GOOD toChoee Extra WssieTa 9Sss, ga Common
choce iOas5 go, cSmmc9 Extra Minnesota s. sSSsssS
sr 70 Sssn ays MSae aEe Ssst t1 S 8
81 90 ST. to Far Extra 50 Is 81 Fair
S1Gs Ti sts;
closing closing dull ~. SOUTHERN FL0UR-WithoIt decided
change with light demand for export and oboiBe
$50 oS &S o e 1884, r.
fLoU -stcady WITH ght trade demand saes coo
bTGKITEHT t5STR~s Sci
and Yellow Western 4 s3s9ass Is CO.,
sbO4t lower md closed very quiet and steady Option.
Of trae then mors steady ana closed r@ The Sest
prices. scarcely any trade for export mte City Milling
es Were IN the nelsb rhOOd Of bush Shippers
bought o S OTsn r and s S Sas sp SO e s
graded Winter Red At soIg6c No. u;, Red g. sL1 s9?ei
Mi1o, for November 9d9 c. eosinG at DC do for DE-
ecmIer: 90'4asoec closing a: IS 2e de- Tor January
Gsi 60i4 closing 81 C0 do, Tor May u oii,asIS,s
Sp e .6S s For and m 4
quict and steady sales LOO bush No. Caa ia at 100
Sic and s. 900 bush Six ROwed stac at 7Od15c; Two
,ed state quoted 6jc; Six. aowei state. 77as5c No.
2 Canada 7Je; Extra 10 dos sye No canada 9ssslet
+ ate Q7dc ST.. Rowed state, 1sas.e; ena6a Sc
Al OOCORN-MaTket5 3, ale better for cash lois Options
opened Hra then advanced IA &c. and closed firm at the
beat prices fair business for export and home and
good options bought 81 ~ bush sals
bush future. 2H 600 BUSH spot and 70 arrive IN
Guiding Ungraded Mixed at 8 bose; 40. Mixed 4S 3
4C No. u 2QJ in elevator 3J4 GJi &c adoat 6s4
50 &c about 10th inst, including 61g0v
at So j2ici 80 wmtc, b2',c IN elevator ReecIed
SadiOc: No Nike for November 81 81 's closing at
81 &C.. December 4g. 0Juie, closing at JUc; DO
January AZ al 4c. closing at c do for February
49, al SC cloeing al 4sc. do f0T May 4bc closing 4;
IGc 0ATsCash lots were slade better options sess
without decided change The deliveries about SOOOO3
bush safes. 225, 600 BUSH future 10000 bush spot,
including No g. Mixed at Ole; No. . 81 SC in elevator
y2gsdJ G. a0at with 1000 bush for export No
quoted at sc; No White SSc No. = 81 a. ;ci 10
G,,c. Mixed for November, 81 5lSc closing al
81 9c for December 80 = 32Ssc. closing az S2ac 40
Tor Janu ny. 3jicc, closing at 35l2c FEED-WIthodI
decided change.
-tOcks in NewYork Brooklyn and Jersey Csiy
grain AMI held in railway lighters cerneate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03


NaHuet. spring Valley and Monsey T. lOa. 45o D. IL.
Sundays a. IN
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
Arrangements OF trims I'1m ,hamDeT5 81 Depot From 21d
coa'hes % liSsLe.aSoD E!.ars ipTnssyiie RnaslO
ncrnclisvie to Cincinnat and Ruaaio to CbicsgG
6p.m-Daily. Chicago and ST. Louls Limited Express
40 extra charge Tor fast time Arrives Saamsnca 5s5 a.
p1" o AM G1SHs sssdn SS o p MI Chicago
7pm.rDGiy Buinio Niagara Fails limited arrives
pop% ar nish tTain fetweSn NeG.S orS aus Buffalo
CG n,G n G1prsss FOR The wsSt sSd
ETa @p nal Mssrs Fa cnnG end G
II midnight; sundays 545 $50 1920 a. NJ. lA5, $3.50
pai eP y i5 5l5 ~" 5a 80 o2o m IL noon las
400 l;to 8 $40 b3o $40 $40 $50 $40 1880 p m: IL
7:45 p m, II midnight.
1855 4 o ao4ao 2o $50 so S, 200 g m and
u midnight Saturday nights only. Sundays 9:i5 u.
sSaeiH s45 $50 OSo lO2o m. las 9:so $3.50 $40
900 a;i0 $50 lo'dO p M and y midnight SUNDAYS 5A5
Warwick 4l5 TAB 1915 a m. i:l5 y m sundays SIS m
Newbnrs aud Cornwall 7'SO0a m. $3.50 4;SU Up III. sun
ROndopl Kingston and Montgomery a. M $3.50 p
'q Goshen al 5i5 76o 1920 M. $3.50 $50 40 TOO
$40 M sunday 5:45 $50 i02O M. $3.50 700 p. IN.
$50 Mo'SmN sa asa o' S45 800 $50 io T so ~ M
d1G ga and S0 NJ MN % . 0n
pm' sunday 40 1920 M. $50 ) D. '''0 '''
Boats leave 23dst, N. y, 545 $40 m. GAO m 20
thirty minutes and Has m; sundays every hir minutes
can Se nnd orders O
and ap'sr ay Sc I a. the 9Gsf
s,, Brooklyn. or at the Comganys Depots
Express trains from tho Vest arrive in NewYork at 7l0
'''V JOHN r. ABBo1g, Gcn' Pass'r Agent NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
3nslurso Gbauees.

ELEGANT HOTEL, handsomely furnished,
IL at saratoga accommedstins 900 guesis W" eAeba' *
,,r nats or private hGus " lightly cnfLm ni", o,aor
''i W THOMAS -. ChOWE, 10 BroanWN.
NOR SALE.-Litcrary Magazine; well-eStab-
L Ushc1 I'm leading Western city making money. Al
5rc.s NJ AZ AZTNF care ). L. Ewing Advertising Agent
Ioulsvile. Ky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

SPIRITS ~ ru HPES FIVE
cu.upsrox Nov o Turpentins asni al sSn
6IyxySAH. Nov. 2 -1nrpentine quiet ~ ia
WILMINGTON. Noy. 2.-ruIpsnssns III" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

WHITE STAR LINE. ,,, srv,u
w UN TIED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL si6A-a'
IKS nvss ~, ~ ~ Ro1nsdv Thursday Nov. s. ..
GEtMIA N ~. .tc - Thursday Nov II, q.
REPUBLIC Capt. irving ....' inulsuS NJ 1S "a m
ADRIATIC Ga d. Parssl hntslaV Ny; ~ 0a' ~
the White star oek loot Oh HesI tcScts on
RATtS-Sallon $50, $50 nj SlU0 return tSkc.s W
favorable terms steerage from New-fork so from n
lid tonptry SIS. intermediate (Adriatic only TO- o ~
,psctou of plans other INFORM don apply NJ inc Gull"
,anys oalces. No 81 broadway Ne";f soprts Are,t
Aaents for Philadelphia STUART roBEY 4oU Wanut-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES ~
>fIHES FOR CALIFORNIA SANDWICH ISLANDS.
1.pxX CHINA, NEW.ZEALAND, AuSTkALlA CEN
TRAI, AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEA.SD.
~ From York pief foot canal ST., " IL.
For tho Istimus Oi Panama
COLON sails Tuesday. Nov. 10. noon
Connecting for central and South Amerlc auu hehco'
EIom san frsncisco Let ana brAnnah stsp
For China and Japan, - 81 y -
CrTx Or NFW. YORK sails THURSDAY, NOV Nv. p m
For IIuNoLiIII' NEWZEALhNl and AUS RALlAi
ZFALANDIA -ails sat nfiay. Nov ~. : y IA
arrival OF L9sdon ua -, rnation apply at Com
nanv's ohice on tho pier foot Canast n y.
PaiS "u4'' u" '0F H. ]. BULLAY, superintendent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

u,uE U. s. AND BRAZIL MAIL So. co.
passenger Line fer s. reO a. aa.rS sSs
no.siby Santos Connecting for Mentevds0 Buenos Ayr
kDa intermediates ports In Soutnern Brn Tram pss.,,
kpy tAS6H s sanTdS SsS as sssfs. sIoo.,p
r tJSI aESHARp 4 Co. General Assats. u HrssdM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
Ocean Steamers.

DED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
roR LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLo. CURACAO ANT
MARACAIBQ.
From Pier 80 East River.
CAEAShs ----.''''''' 1i,u,,
PHILADELPHIA. WEDNESDAY Dec. q
These AMERICAN STEAMERS specially built for the
trade have very superior for passengers
that DO sont 10 noon on tho Gays tne
steamers sa will be duly Forwarded providing they are
closed stamped envelopes OF denomination suneient u
cover tho United States postage off cons per haounce
For freight or passage apply 10 100000.
ass Poarlst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

THE BAY LINE
foR
OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH.
Daily except Sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad $40
Pm. Parlor car through TO steamer
WEXFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT, X. l.
w Leave Grand Central DEPOT followsi
Atsa m, srrving In Newport At 2i25 D. m.
AZ ? p m arriving In Newport at 1:t0 y. m.
| drawing room cars Ltllcho 10 10th trsins .
THE0DORE WARREN, Supe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

TUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passcnge
trains leave depot foot of COrandi aud ss
AT M Sac and p m for IA Ion he'n,ehs a.
Ar.,t",yn Reading Mauch hunk Glen. summit Nlkes
barre Iowanda Waverly Ithaca Geneva yons huhaio anu
COACHES run dairy. Local IRA ms
nj a m and for tasi"n Bethlehem ana 'Hpay
ponts in Mahonoy azeton coal reg"n' sunday tram
leaves Tor Mauch Chunk and II ctOh. > a w
"eH'i" ''"'''' > r. Il. BNINGTON, c. T. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf
~ Trims from Chambcrsst Depot for FDgewood.
Ciosicr Fremont and NgacE q 800 10 NJ SO 400,
$40 Go $50 p. M. ~ midnight Sundays :, 0 a. H. and
Nanuet spring Valley and Monsey T. lOa III, 450 D. IL.
Eunhays q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

POPULAR SHUKt LINE TOT BUSIUN and
J. the EAST-All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express trains daily Sundays exeeped) Boston-at
(parlor attached aud IL with palace sleeping
cars Sundays at ii pm. with palace ping
r. w. PDPPLE, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
T1S MADIS0N-AvE.

Mr.. ROBERTS and Mi,sWALRERS Ensi'r am frenecnn
schnoi Tor Young J. aides and Little Girls no ION
study Tor pupils fourteen Postgraduate CLASS Nov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

A BUREAU OF RELIABLE lNFORMA-
n TON OF sCHOOLS-Hundreds OF the best school
nv one with them and Intelligent al
vice given free CIK ULA selected and mailed iqT post
zoe to those no describe their wants BEST ElS
Tntor. and C;oyernesses supplied r. T.. AVERY. =.
American school bureau 2 West l4thst. y. l.
E,TRCCLARS OF SCHOOLS. with reliable In
free seectOns mailed for postage when wants
80 descIibed BEST TEACHERS Tutors ena joyetneSses
supplied - s.hoo, prr.,u O West That r. Y.
SIEISTERSt HIATT SYS lEM.-French, Ger
vi man Spanish, Italian school or private ! Ons NE
=. COCQUELET and MISS kOCk, NauNe IeicherS' 80
East 57th-st Send for circulars.
Mss WARREN. II West 47thst.- Boys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
SIGNS OF SORROW IN THIS CITY.

Flags at half-mast were displayed yesterday
at the Union League and other clubs on the o'eS I
large buildings and generally throughout the city Tho
ra NJ Mfr Hepdrckss death had arrived at so late an
hour Oh Wednesday evening that no opportunity WAS
given for the draping OF Tammany Hall ana sohe o t9
houses where such emboms OF mourning Wouta
other wise have been displayed Preparations were ao
In some eases for drapiug before the dy Oh ne no
The iags we're lowered the National bulhiigs, ~ o
Iity Hall and other public buildings AGung SuPolln.
snent stecrs ordered hags OF the PoUco Depart'
uent 10 be kept AT half mast until aer the iler, NJ
Hendricks have made this city their home Ihey WSut
to greenwood Lake In the summer, ana nave ~
N hotel ,here until the present line one son ll'es III
Indinnapolis another. Minslow s. Pierce Jr Is a raw
c In Ills cv living at No. 243 East Fourteenth ST
M recycd Yesterday aud -the day before several teie
Grams from Ills brother, regarding the uesIu anu tny
preparatiOns for the tlneal III anu Mo- ''''' "
thetr son will attend the funeral.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
SPAIN WITHOUT A KING.
QUEEN CHRISTINA MoUHNI>G PoR HER HUsBANr
-CAEIISr TLOIs.

MADRID, Nov. 2G.-Cardlnal Benavdcs
heard AlfOnoo's confession 1T 73O on Wednesday
ana administered him the ast sacrament IN the pres.
OF Queen Christina the former Queen Isabella. and
other members OF the royal family and several members
Of the household The King begged to his daughters
who In II drd at the time. They tcloIraphed
for but arrived late to their father alive The
King died in the arms Of Queen Christina All present
profoundly affected. The niauth Isabel tainted.
Queen Christina subscq qUently covered tho body with
flowers and for long time refu2ed TO leave It, The pop
uatIOn here - orderly Tho first force
ing OF 100000 men. will probably be summoned IN OF.
der 10 the various factions The troops in
Catalonia CASTLE and Biscar all be reinforced
Detard exploded to-day under a caie IN street ad
jonining The Pucrta Del sol WindoWs III the vicinity
shattered and three persons injured. Fourteen
persons have been arrested
LONDON. Nov PA dispatch from Madrid says that
scor sagasta, the Prime Minister is confident Of the
support Of the Left and that Domngucz with the assist
Of the Eoyaists, will defend the monarchy and the
regency OF Queen Christina, although eEQnccn Isabella
is popular than Christina. who Is considered proud
and cold.
1t is reported that before the KING died no advised
Queen Christina to cOnhde In the Liberals, who would
his children anl his country The press trusts TO
the good and Interest of the people prevent
revolution.
PARIS, Nov. 2G.-A number OF Call.. chiefs met al
BayOnnc to day and resolved 10 await orders from Don
Carlos Mea"1niic, preparations arc being made for
C-ist rising in Spain The French Projects have been
ordered to closely watch the frances pansh frontier
Ruiz ZOrla has started for spain. IL believed that
his purpose Is to fonent rebellion in tnat country
ROME, Nov. 2G.-The Pope tecgraphc1 10 Queen
Christina message OF cOndulrnce.
BIRLIS, Nov. 2G-1hc German Court goes into three
weeks mourning for KING Alfonso.
HAVANA, Nov. 2G.-The announcement of King Al
fOnsOs death was received in TINS city and throughout
the island with every demonstration Of BusI
h.. scrinns iI'e@ cGv u"r 'nV
"A AiFua IN
mourning eIhDitcd eVorN where.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
ASSAULTED BY THE MAYOR.
A GALVESTON EDITOR ATTACKED ~ THE STREET
BY THE CHIEF MAGISTRATE OF THE CITY.

A GALVESTON EDITOR ATTACKED IL THE STREET
BY THE CHIEF MAGISTRATE or THE CITY.
GALVESTON, Texas, Nov. pa personal
encounter occurred this morning between Mayor
r. l. Fulton and Colonel Robert G.. Lowe. manag'
ing editor of The Aers The difficulty was
the outgrowth OF number OF paragraphs published the
last few months regarding " Horace b. Yainmer"
The subject matter OF these paragraphs was
generally understood to apply to Mayor
Fulton. The individual Yammer is n common
tramp Of the most dcbascd character hut known all over
this city Of his long habtation here. para
graph appeared yesterdays NetcS referring to the
Hon. Horace b. Yammer" This 1t seems
induced Mayor Fulton to call at the Nees
office yesterday aud inform the business department OF
that paper that he would hold tho management per-
sonaly responsible for further Yamnor paragraphs
even at the risk OF his life
THIS morning The Ncics had n two-libo para grapi,
which provoked tho attack. Mayor Fulton carrying
his usual waking-stick, large heavy carved ebony
cane, visited tho editorial rooms. bat found
them empty. He then awaited tho mp
pearance OF Colonel Lowe the sidewalk
when the Colonel arrived he promptly assumed the re-
sponsibity OF tho publication, whereupon the Mayor
struck MIN with the cane. Colonel LOwo received the
blow on the arm, breaking the cane Each combatant
holding half OF The broken cane now bcaborcd each
othcr over the head in alarming fashion. Bysnndcrs
finally iu,erfcIed and put an end to what might have
proved a serious a1ray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
RRIrISH RADICALS BEATEN.
GREAT CONSERVATIVE REACTION

.ur MODERATE LIBERALS SHOW THEIR fo"hN-
MR.. CHAMBERLAIN REBUKED'
fnY CABLE TO THE TEBuNEl
,,o>, Nov. 26.-The elections which began on
rnesday have proved to be a series OF SURPRISED
rwo davs' polling has overturned every L'oei"i
..,cr,ation and shattered Liberal hopes. just over
,nefourth of the whole House of Commons mas
heen elected. but indications OF the g'nerai ''Su''
ro -ooorded os decisive as the bOroughs that nave
voted represent every variety OF urban
and every corner of the Kingdom
Tho sot of tbc current is all one way. wherever
borough was doubtful the Tories nave car''eu i''
Wherever the Liberal majority was mvlhcloio' IL
has been greatly reduced. Accurate comparisons
with previous elections are difficult TO MAKE
bocapso the whole electoral system has been re-
,rodoIled Int where comparisons are possible inc
result IS ur form The few Liberal gains seem only
eddies in the stream. The pitful mMorit'eS Vi Jun"
Bright oYer Lord Randolph Churchill ana OIL >"
Charles Dixie over an unknown opponent nave
spread not les dismay among the Liberals thah thc
actual defeats Of Mr.. Hugh Childers and Mr. Shaw
in one dav The losses of Tuesday in typical
boro1ghs like Bath, Colchester. Warrington fIacA'
burn. ana. above ALL Cambridge, correctly lore
Swallowed the still more appalling disasters OF yes
terday. Crushing Conservative majorties are re-
ported in Liverpool. Leeds, Stafford, Sheffield ana
Brighton, and, indeed, Tory gains everywhere WITH
hardly auv important Liberal set-oit in the Old
boroughs except Portsmouth, York and Salisbury
The net Conservative gains in two days are 3o
seats. euual to 90 votes in division of the House
This computation excludes the ParnelliteS. nor can
the Influence of the Irish vote i'll the constituencies
yet he estimated.
The chef Liberal successes have been trunphS OF
Moderate Liberalism. Mr.. G. J. GoscheD's immense
majority over a partisan OF Mr.. Chamberlain comes
from a division of Edinburgh where workinguen
are most numerous. Sir c. Harrison, sound Lib
eral. who was lately Lord Provost wins in another
division of the same city in spite of bitter opposition
from the Radical caucus. In short the ConServa-
tive reaction every where visible IS thus far largely
revolt against Radicalsm The despiscd Moder-
ate Liberal has come to the front, and the middle
classes, who a majority of the old electorate
are returning a verdict against the party which
sought to deprive them of political ascendancy and
threatened the security of cherished institutions
Liberal losses in the boroughs were expected but
On no such scale as this. Nor does any estimate of
Liberal gains in the counties pretend to counter
balance them. The catastrophe of defeat Is now
deemed inevitable. W. 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
REPORT OF A CAcERIsr VICTORY.

LIMA, Nov. 26. via GavestOn.-A dispatch
aas been received here which that Goueral
Cacercs with army surprised and occupied the town
OF Chcla on November %. After his the
river HuaripanpI, followed by the Government
troops. completely cut of the Government
captured a train In Chicla. The Government com.
mander OF the managed escape. 1t reported
yesterday that Caceres had arrived I'm san Meo the
road 10 Lima. Ths city IDSnficienty garTlsOncd
all the troops having been sent 20 the Provinces. A
steamer started yesterday fetch back to CallaO the
three Government transports now on their way from
Pisoo 10 MolendO with the JOuth expedition hoard
Order Is maintained IN Callao by the Urban Guard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
TILLIGE BELL> EUAG OvEE 4 TERDICT
BAso CONDUCT or 4 YoUNG WOMAN WHO swEAEs
TAL,lIY IL mn NMN nIsnONON

BA~t- NONIlti or \ 1bl IT NbhAN " Nv ~ IN '''
FALSELY To HER OWN pIsHoNoE
SUsQUEHANNA, Penn, Nov. 26.-FOr many
year, j. H. Payne la. been respected ana cuterprisuS
clcu Of ATrirat email village tho limo OF the JEFF
fcr-on Branch of the Erie Hallway. IGr f. merchant
sixteen year, ago hc took from the TOorhou.c rrl four
years oId. She homeless waiL lie reared her
and educated her "a, his daughter. \. II. Ros-
kelly, son Of the Rev. 7. I;o-kcly OF the
same village. entered Mr.. PAyucs storc as clerk
two or three sc ago. He became engaged 10 his
employers adopted Glueh;cr, aui they married "A
year or asp. Not long after the marriage young
Iu.kcy charged M Pa ne with having criminal init.
macy With his wife and demanded large OF mono~
from him us settlement The charse sustained BY
a comics .ou uuic Dy Nrs. Ro-kcny Payne denied tho
charge and refused to pay any money To K',k'ly
The latter hcn Payne arrested and on tho evidence
given before the Grand Jury tho accused man was H.
dictcd and hell In bail.
The trial of The jus; boon finished AZ Moutrosc
The only witness against Payne was Mrs. KOshcIy, his
adopted daughter Tho story Of the witness, who
sought % prove her own d.houor u orlcr 10 obtain a
sum ofmon.y ior her husband. shown to br false.
M PAYNE Was acquitted witout tho ury leaving their
seats ana try decided That the prosecutor should pay
the Not being able 90 do this Ac -cuttuctd 10
tine county iil uutI the costs should DE paid. The
verdict had scarcely bcru rendered when The court
house bell Iuug loud and long by tho Villagers,
none OF whom hId tor moment believed u the 2uilt Of
the accused Mo gained entrance tu the chu?ChcN
aud all church bells also rrug Tor an hour MI
Payne carried on tho shoulders OF tEr popuac9 nom
house 10 hI- hotel. md crowd surrounded
the ttil aud hOOcl Eo-kclly u hl- cell The news was
tcI,crtplcd to Payn,Z home and there the bells were
ruuC guns nrcd aud bOnires bult Ia all the streets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27

contracted the disease wne visiting parishioner'
week or ago smallpox broke out in family IN East
End, six children being Ill. The woman OF the house
attempted to wreak her vengeance another woman to
whom she thought her husband paying to much at
tention enticng the children of her supposed rival
to her house. Fortunately only OF the children took
the disease. II s stated reliable authority that
while Ontario is spending upward OF $1,000 per month
10 keen out smallpox, the Province of Quebec Is not
spending one third that amount 10 stamp II out
CHARLOTTETowN, p. f. l., Nov. 26.-AlmoSt the entire
pOpulation of the city has been vacinated No new
eases have been reported since Monday and the patients
In the hospital said to be doing well.
- HALIFAX, Nog 26-Two deaths from smallpox oc-
Cured in CharOtetown to day. One eeso is reported
from GEORGETOWN, and from Montague, L. f. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27

lie was member Of Congress two terms and Comms-
sIOner OF the General Land Oflice United states
1854 to the second highest office In the gilt OF the
people. life exemplary and full or deyotoa To the
demands OF his country brings forth universal COM
mendatiOn While dcplOrc loss as Nation anu
State let us remember wltn the hearts fullest sympathy
the suffering OF the family aud frieuds IN their sore
bereavement. The distinguished dead Will lie In sta'e
the corridor of the Marion County Count House irOl
Sunday next until the following Monday after
-. a
Therefore, Isaac p Gray Governor OF the state OF
Indiana do hereby issue this ppoclamation'
the 1st day Of December, 1885. the day set
apart for the funeral of the distinguished
dead, all citizens meet in their usual places Oh %
worship public asscmblage. and there engage IN
such services may to them seem appropriate 10 tnc
solemn occasion; tho flags all public buildings OF tue
state to be displayed at hafmast ana al places %
o'clock In the afternoon, aud recommending tntS hl
public buildings OF the State be draped In mourning LOT
period OF thirty days from this date ana tnat during
the day Aforesaid all such buildings be closed ana tnat
all public business be suspended TO the end thai f0r the
purpose that people have and enjoy the luest
Op pOrtunity do honor to the departed statesman anu
them may best and most consistent The AdJutant-
General will prepare and have issued oil nece ssary
orders to the various military organizations TO meet at
their respective arnOres for appropriate military honors
to he madelduring tile day.
The Mayors proclamation is as follows:
This community has been greatly shocked at the sud
den and unexpected death OF Thomas A. Hendricks,
Vice President OF the United States which sad event
occurred his home In this city, the evening OF the
25th inst. The funeral has been fixed Tor Tuesday,
December at which time IL Is ordered that the several
city Offices be closed to the transaction or all ordl,
nary business out of respect for our distinguished
fcOwCitlzeu, and citizens hereby requested 10
refrain far possible from pursuing their ordinary
v0catiOns during the hours of SAID day occupied by
funeral services that they may unite III paying a
proprate tribute to one so hOnored ia cy and political
fife. john J.. MCMAsTER, Mayor.