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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
YoR nENr.
Tor RENT, a?
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS FOR fMtIE-
DIATf. APPLICANTS.

EXTRA INDUCEMENTS FOR fMtIE-
DIATF APPLICANTS.
3 Main, near Adams street. IL rooms.
2Osg Third, near Byrd street. ~ rooms.
SOs Twelfth, near Clay street, 10 rooms
Az Eighth. near Clay street, 10 rooms
3O4 Third near rs rd street. Q rooms.
7OT Leigh near Seventh stree', 10 rooms.
Ills Main, near Beech street. = rooms.
8lG Cary near Monroe. rooms.
1901. corner Clay and Harrison, rooms.
$40 Fifth, near Clay street, rooms.
5O7 Fist, near Clay street, q rooms.
1919 Cay. near Hancock, rooms.
$40 Cary, near Third street q rooms.
7O5 Main, near Pine street, rooms.
7O4 Fourth, near Jackson, rooms.
SMALL HOUSES.
els Church street. 6 rooms: $3.50
- Washington. rooms, siZ5O.
1922 south Church street, rooms -.
oil north Henry street. rooms; SIG.
Corner Twenty fifth aud ---, rooms tlz'
7l9 north Fourth street. rooms 81
lOl4 west Marshall. 4 rOoms: 81
i4noTih Fourth street. 4 rooms; stV.
1925 Venabe street. rooms; SO
2I6 south Cherry street. roo ms; $40.
llOg Chafiin street. rooms; -.
5O4 south Fir>t street. 3 rooms. -.
J. THOMPSON BROW & co.
Real Estate Agents and Anciionetrs'
I3.It llt3 Main street.
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apostacy - he pointed at Wise, and the
audience yelled, " Gentfe"ea o. me
jury. look upon the prisoner lie
asked Wise to deny that letter, ana ne
sat as dumb As an oyster.
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RIOT ON A RACEC0URsg.
A Reel old FASHIONED Ir,sh Row at Kur"sh-
on. Shauucn.

on >UHuotbs
A special from Kilrush-on-Shannon,
County Clare, ireland, Of September
lltb, says There was tremendous
excitement and ri,ting this afternoon at
the races here for the Kilrush and
Clare plates. For several days past
loud and bitter complaints have been
made throughout this part of Ireland
against obnoxious landlords who devote
themselves to horse-racing. To-day
the following notice was posted in Ham
ing letters in the streets and on the
fences for miles about:
THE APPEAL.
MEN Of Clare Are you going to
allow those vile instruments Of land
lord tyranny, Tom Sheedy and Charley
Martin. who have carried their death
sentence to so many of our brethren
notably to Mrs. McInerney, who per-
ished after her eyiction-to run their
horses Harkaway and the Stella FLY III
the peoples races? If so, you share
in their infamy. Show yourselves men,
and be there to prevent it, as the
scoundrcls are defyins you. God save
Ireland :"
AWAITING THE FIGHT.
Thousands of people who had been
present at the Limerick races, just
ended, had arrived here to witness to-
days sport. The race-course was lined
by enormous crowds Of angry men,
women. and children, shouting, howl
ing, yelling, and brandishing shillelahS.
Everybody felt that big fight was to
come off.
DISCUSSING TIE HORSES.
The owners Of the horses about to
run resorted to a stratagcm to avoid
the vengeance of the populace. Mr..
Sheedy disguised his horse Harkaway
by painting the white legs and nose jet
black, and the rider did not wear the
owners usual racing colors. In this
extraordinary disguise IIarkaway start
ed, ran the race, and returned to
the paddock without any hostile
demonstration. Encouraged by the
success of this device, Mr.. Martin dis
guised his filly in a similar manner,
painting her all over reddish brown.
The Stella FLY was about to start in
the last race, but was ridden by Lynch,
a popular jockey Of the county, who
was soon recognized by the crowd in
spite Of the precaution taken Of changing
the racing colors. The FLY and her
rider were at once hailed with stones,
grOanS, Kisses, and yells.
SMASHING HEADS.
The greatest confusion took place at
/ tho starting post, and a free fight en-
/ sued. The wild scene reached its eli
max at the first fence, when the jockey
and FLY we're assalled with sticks and
stones. Lynch was knocked off the
horse and dragged about on the ground,
where the people jumped on him. His
head was cut open, and he narrowly
escaped with his lie. Another jockey
was struck on the head with a stone
which left large gaping wound. All
the jockeys were torn of their horse
and kicked and dragged about. A reaI
old-fashioned Irish shndy took place
all over the course. Hundreds Of heads
we're smashed, but dill not see any,
body killed.
BOYCOTT ESCAPES.
BY a curious coincidence Captain
Boycott had a horse running in the SAME
race. Ills jockey and animal escape.
unframed III the m,lte.
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PAIN -. &c.

DINSW ANGER q co..
ID WHITE LEAD. COLOK-. BRUSHES.
NARNlSi GLASS. TU kPENrI\Eii I.. l.,
t'BE COLOR|. &c.
SASH, DOORS. AND BLINDS.
1927 Man street aud 2l0 Broad street.
RICHMOND. VA.
~ 10 eOdlml
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SMASHING HEADS.

BY q curious coincidence Captain
Boycott had horse running in the same
race. lis jockey and animal escaped
unharmcd III the mflee.
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I HAVE A NICE SITE FOR
Il BUILDING near the city. IN splendid
neighborhood, with about TW y fl
ACRES OF FIRST RATE LAND. A baf-
galn can be had II early application be
made 10 JOHN L. GObDtS.
~ is.eodst Bank and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
l. THIRTY ACRES Oe LAND ~ HEN
RICO COUNTY, ADJOINING JENNINGS
VILE. AND NEAR HUNGARY STA
TION.-in execution ~ trust. deed 10 me.
dated January 4, 1873. recorded in lleng.cJ
County Court IN y. u. 81. page 5l3. default
having been made ans being thereto re-
CURED | will sell at Henr.co county court
house at l2 O'Clock NJ, or
MONDAY. SEITEHHFV II, 1855
that being court-day. the above. msnf 'onei
THIRTY ACRES or LANn. more or lrss
bounded on the north ~ the land fp-hrr's
NJ. l.. SuttOns. on the east og ir.yftf aul
Others on tie west hy tue Redmond.
Fredcricktburg aud Potomac railroad 0n
which n fronts about 2 quarter Of loo ..r.
and on the south b. fie,oo.i street, In ea,'
Jenningsvine.
TERMS: whilst the deed requires cash as
10 the three notes secured prime pE aIl
interest Of which : about $500 eNptus., ID.
sale, &C.. more liberal terms Will hs an-
nonnccd at sale. rs Vel - iOsny Residue lt
purchase money. J. l.. APPER>pN
se3 Iu.fnn
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IS Deorgc ". Mayo. Alrtlon'er.
luo + laurntpu. 49,. -tft.nl.tnD
aEtIEOI SALES -sutura Day-.
By sampson * Aiam,on.
Real Estate AucliOneefs aud lusuRn .
Agents.
Manchester. Va.

4 UCTION SALE OF \ NALUA-
= BILE SMALL FARM ON MtDLl-
THAN TURNPIKE. TWO Mills FHlu
MANCHESTER NA.-At the reIue',; sftDr
owner We Will sell at public auctoh. oH t.lc
premises ON
THU RSDAY, SFfrENHFS II. ls-J.
at ] clock u. a., ia. aDD 'a'meutouod
FARM containing 81. AtEto. lurIe .st
FRAME DM tLL1Nn OF foIr rooms sui
a. her imptoN emenis on Inc place. the
land Is well wooded aud walesed and WIN
q small eNpeuse TINS cOgli br made One 90
the best farms Oh the pike ~ lies mne-
diaiely ia front 81 Mr. -frn' ruuIfrl = ftilt
and adjoining the lands ofW q. Taylor 8ui
II. schultz.
TERMS. one fourth cash. balance loo siN.
Twelve. and eighteen months. deferred pfy-
luenis bearing Interest aud secured los ls,i
Oftru>t. SAMPSON & ADAMS ~
80 l3.l5.Al7 Ar'tioun. .s
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, FOUR NEW AND a
j. DESIRABLE BRICK TENENEN
DWELLINGS on Laurel street between
Beverly and Aibemarle Streets rO""'
'"N"' w. "A. LYME & co,
.or4.Gt Ills Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13

VI VI l. ID | \ / T. l. \ AFTER TIE
L above sale. we viii Offer the TWO SrO-
RY-AND-BASEMENr BRICK DWELL
lSOs at the southeast cornerOf Iwenty-frst
and Franklin streets. Main dwelling con-
talns about seven rooms. Two SMALL
FRA ME HOUSES on same lot. fronting On
investment. QUARLES & McCURDY,
se Is AuctiOneers.
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co..
Real Estate Agents aud AuctioneeTs,
lll3 Main street.

A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
"A ING No. 800 NORTH NINETEENTH
STREET-A 10 PER CENT. NET iNNESi-
NkNT.-I Will sell al public auction. On
premises. on
WEnNESDAY. SEPTEMBER lGfH,
a. o'clock =. NJ. the above DWELLING.
situated on the east line Of \ inefrentn street
and one door north or iiroad street. Tne
dwelling Is substantial aud has, besides
kitchen. nice rooms. IL covers entire
ffOnt Of lot. which Is 27sNsO feet. Gas.
water. and cuivelt connections
TTRMs: One third cash Oa.ancs AMI
twelve poulhs. with Interest. scared by
trust deed.
JTHOMPsON BROWN & co.
se9 AUcflouGrgs.
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Tho peoples candidate for the House
Of Delegates~sArcber Anderson.
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Ry Z. D. cook Auet-oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF WINES.
1 LIQUORS. CIGARS TOBACCO CON
FECTlONEKlES. NC.-lhr uudefs gnHi. M
pursuance of a trust.deed from \. Ma1honl.
dated Septelnb Der 10. lS~i aud ni ferofi I'D
tine clerks Office OF thc tuaucery Court ~
Richmond city, VIII. on
MONDAY. SfiTrNHrn II 1852.
at II O'Clock A. ". sell a. auction ON il'
uretnisr~. SO west Broa' street tle proc
ierty conveyed by said decd. CONSIST 1913 Of
The eut Ire stock ~
WHISKtNS. HRANp..S. WINES.
CIGARS. ClGARt it-.
TORACCO~. Gp\tti i.1N Eih~.
FURNITURE aud t'Nil KE>.
BEER-II tOl NlEt
MEASURES CiA~-f~
HEGaNTEK| seal t~
SILNI .h-l'i.A ttp ~lipW-CASE~.
LICENSE. AN NlNt.Sr.
TfrNi-. sun under : BOO cash over tliai
amount negotiable notes a. sixty dats, "A
tisneforiiy endorsed. with 'ntercst added.
sell EDGAR ALLAN, Trustee.
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Hsrsford's Acid Phosphate
FOR OvERwORKED PROFESSIONAL
Mfy.

DR.. CharlesT. Mitchell. Canandaigua,
n. Y, says: ~ think 1t q grand re-
'trer Of brain force or nervous en-
ry."
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uo1sfs, MULEs. COWS, dc.

TOR SALE. ONE JERSEY (css
i COW and CALF. Apply at No. -----
1905 east Broad street - IL IT.
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Lo.r. s,mAyxp. AND yOusp.

7 OST. A LADY'S PLAIN LINK
l. GOLD NECk-CHATN. last saturday.
Sppfcuber 5ih, on west clay street or some
cross street between Cav street aud Monroe
Iark. A liberal reward will be paid II re-
turned 10 the owner. SADIE 81. CRl MP,
40. 4O2 west Marshall. or To No. 81 east
Proad street, IOusekcepers Emporium.
~ 3.ffF
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TAMES-RIyER LAND
- FOR RENT.

By virtue OF decree OF the Manchester
Corporation Court entered August 40. i-e5.
In the chaucery cause OF PiZLiui &c, eXtcu.
tors, &c. -. Robert Avis ef 0is., the under
signed receiver will. on
SEPTEMBER IT, 1855.
Chat being court-dayl AT IL cock NJ. o..
fer Tor rent at public auction. &C ne Charles
City Court Ouse, the FARM known a.
WEIANOkE. now owned 10y Robert Avis.
situated on James river. In Charles city
county az the wharf Weyanoke contain
Ing 0sO ACRES, OF which the gl,afer
portion is hrst-c ass James-rlVer low
grounds. with the dwelling house and usual
farm buildings.
The farm win be rented ~ a whole or In
parcels, rs may SEEN h~st TO the under
signed receiver. Tue land OF the said fsrm
is very fer'i lie. and Well adapted 10 tne cul.
tiNation OF All kinds al crops
TEENS: 10 be rented for one year. com-
mencing .ror the time OF rental. either for
muney-Ient or certain proportion OF the
crops. ss To the undeS sned receiver may
seem prOper-Security TO be given for the
payment Of the rent by ne lessee
JOHN X. W aDbiLL.
80 4 eOc2w Receiver.
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Immediately TIER tucab5vc We WI of.r
MENr BRICK DWELLING No. -3lJ.
which contains about eight rooms de-
lacned Kitchen, &c. LO' 20. feet 'front.'
ard runs hack about 100 feet 10 an alley.
TERh- Liberal and ~ sale.
Sc IL QUARLES & MCClkDI.
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VRC STEE'S SALE or STOCK on
i GROCERIES. LIQUORS, IlCEE~t
STATE AND CIrll. 81. AT TIVE NORTH
FAST CORNER OF FIRST AND "fNN
STREETS, AT AUCTION In part rNer.l-
tiun of certain decd OF trust from James
Lower and wife and ID L"Nler dat"i sep
tcnbcr D. 1853. and duly recorded in e 'H.
moud Chancery Court. 10 thc uni"fs t1ri
a. Trustee. and by consent o' beneficiary
and guutors in said deed, VIII SELL upIf
the Premises. ON
MONDAY. SEI TEMPE. Is. l~~l,
beginning AZ 10 O'Clock inc ,uN" s'0 s
of GROCERIES. IlQi lk~ 49,. Il SAL
sfote. cons IsilI.s In pplt ol
SlKUPS. HLN8iNs~. IAthtR.I,
SOAPINt ffABllN'.
Nj SIAkD. SHlCE~ &c..
ARBi CkIE'S aDfr 3D..
CAN GOODS. 500
STAR Miii-kff
OLD FINE WIISklf.
WHISKY. BNANDiE--
WINES &c.
DkCA NTERS. &C..
About goo assorted tin Af~.
TOoACtO-t brwiug Hfd -uIo, u.. t..
STATE and CITY lttl N-l.
IInNr: Cash. IA 4. MO-, ttb1
Trustee.
ia. MNCueUcALI. AurtYnrer. 49, l.
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L'OR RENT.

VIZ hhN l. L.
so9 north Third street; g rooms. goo per
400 east Marshall street; srooms. S2i0 per
2O5 west Cary street rooms. sl20 per
wear. 49,, .
year
621 norm Fifteenth street, 8 rooms sl5
per month.
G22 Holly street /: 4 rooms. q per month.
2Of cast Marshall street; rooms. SIS per
e0o north Fins, street, rooms. SIS per
mouth.
l2Is north First street 4rooms. SO per
ga Holly street 1 rooms as per month.
Nf'';G GEORGE :. VAsHoN son,
se13.lt No. 7 nor Tenth street.
TOR RENT, DWELLINGS FROM ~
L $50 To $3.50 PER ANNUM. "A
Nos. COO and Oh north Tenth street.
rooms.
Nos. II and 10 south Pine street. 6rooms
No. 27l5 Marshall street; rooms
80 6Ce north Tenth street rooms.
No. 2603 east Franklin ct. 10 rooms
30 --, corner Floyd and iiarve streets;
= rooms.
No SIS north rwen;y-Gnh street; g
rooms.
No 40 north Twcniy-sycnth street 9
rooms.
No. IL north Fourth, between Main and
Franklin street. rooms.
NO. ia ! Ross street 10 rooms.
No. zl5 Governor street. II rooms.
Sc is.lt QUARLE- y McCVROY.
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EOR RENT, ONE OF THEA
j HANTSOMEST RESIDENCES IN ~
the CITY speudidly finished: every con-
Ncuieuce: contains about hftern ~OOus:
good stable, nice Nari. ihls property - on
The best larf OF east Franklin street ana
las never been offered FOR rent before. APP
ply 10 X. u. tuAtFlN * co.
go il-2t
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ArCrsOy sALEs Monday.

BY Apperson 4 Co..
Real Estate Aactioneers,
No. 8 north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
ELIErsox'. HANovkE corNrY J

EOR RENT. TWO VERY DEC
i SIRABLE ROOMS IN second story III
Ofahaudsome residence on west Grace near
Adams street. with Use OF gas and water.
Rent very reasonable. Apply TO
JOHN I. GODDIN,
Real Estate Agent
50 9-POd3t Bank 0d Eleventh streets.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-08-28

has gained an enviable rep
q: ation wherever known.
displacing oil other pr para,
tons. A particle Is appli d
into each nostril; no pin
agreeable TO use.
Price Soc. by mail or Mt
druggists Send for circu-
lar.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-08-28
Maxwell Admits He killed rreIler.

Maxwell, in the presence OF several re
porters and the Jail guards at st. Louis
confessed that he had killed Preller by adj
ministering on overdose OF chioroform. In
order to pin him down he was asked to sign
q statement to that effect, inc this he did
in the presence of several witnesses. He
said that all other statements which he
had made were given under instructions
from his attorney. In making This state
ment M&xwell said;
when Preller died there was no groan-
ing. When a man takes chloroform he
breathes like this" and Maxwell IL
lustriated in u Eaost striking man
ner how one chloformed breathes.
He threw back his head and emit
ted a sound which was most peculiar, fore
ing the air from his lungs with a singular
choking result. THAT is the way a a
breathes who has taken chloform, " he said,
apparently charmed with his miniicry. He
said that it would be proved that Preller
had been a sufferer from heart disease, and
he asked naively. Do you know the effect
OF chloform on a person who has heart dis
ease, so that it viii do no harm, but the
chances are always against it, as any doc-
tor will tell you. Now Preller had ~ "
disease, a fact which could be proved out
side of my testimony. His family knew it,
and Others knew. He told me aboutit long
ago. Whenever / administered ~chloroform
to him i did it with the greatest care, on
this account"
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-08-28

Tuesday the 18th inst. was the anniyer-
sary of the birthday ofthe Emperor Francis
Joseph OF Austria Hungary, and the ami.
versary OF the battle of Gravelotte. In
honor OF the day Emperor William unveiled
at Pottsdam a statue OF Fredericthe Great.
The empress, Crown Prince Frederick Will
liam and most OF the royal family attend
ed the ceremony. The emperor made an
address to the garrison consisting OF 5000
soldiers drawn up around the monu-
ment. He remained an hour, and
appeared to be in excellent health.
He received an ovation from the enormous
crowd present. iThe emperor gave u ban
quet in honor of Emperor Francis Joseph.
Emperor William wore an Austrian uni
form. Most of the foreign ministers and
many other notables were present. Berlin
and Pottsdam were p~rofusely decorated in
honor OF the day.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-08-28
A Minneanolls DIVORCE case.

Judge Lochren OF the District Court ut
Minneapolis, ordered a judgment for di-
yorce in the case of jerome IL. Chute
against Mary Z. Chute. 1t appears from
the papers in the case that both parties
are twenty-seven years Of age, and they
were married in Minneapolis il November,
1888, by Rev. r.. Forbes. Adultery is
charged, and the circumstances recited ia
detail: On the 18th of September Mrs.
Chute and a a named John Walker
registered at the st. James hotel as ]. c..
Bradley and wife, and occupied the same
room during the night. Again on the 18th
the two stopped at the Merrill house,
under similar auspices. Another case
is given when she went with anoth
er man to a room belonging to Joan
Kingsley on Washington avenue. 1t is
charged further that in the fall Of 1884 she
committed adultery with c.. Haihes at his
fathers house, and that the two are now
living together in a log cabin on the shore
OF Lake Minnetonka in open and notorious
adultery. No defense or appearance was
made By the wife, and the Judge sustains
the charges and grants the divorce. There
are no children,
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-08-28

count OF these $50 names, and the dis.
covery is important only 500 = viii enable
the commissioners to revise and reduce fu-
ture estimates for appropriations. Here
tofore it has been the custom to make up
the annual estimate on the number Of
names carried on the rolls forthe preceding
year. The death OF a pensioncr or
the marriage OF a widow are not re-
ported to the office, and the names
of such continue on the list, and perhaps
in the case of the latter class a few contin-
ne TO draw pension. The verifeation now
in progress will purge the rolls OF all names
that should be stricken Of, and thus a
more correct estimate for future appropri-
ations will be reached. tits not alleged that
any fraud exists ut the Chicago office in
connection with this matter.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-08-28

H. A. Tretz, the ~absconding agent OF the
American Express company and the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul railroad at
New Albion; Iowa, has been captured, and
placed in the Jail at Waukon, Iowa.
He was held under $4,000 bonds,
but being unable to procure bail was
was lodged in Jail to await the action
Of the grand jury. Tretz robbed thercom-
panies by whom he was employed and fed
on the 10th OF June. He struck out for
British America, and since he left has tras-
eled over 1000 miles. He went to Winnipeg
and thence west on the Saskatchewan river.
H~eboughta team ofponies and droyeacros
the country to Dawson, Oak, wberehewas
caught working in a wheat field. He was
pursued and captured by John Flynn, route
agent OF the express company, who Travelled
over 1000 miles alone in the British pos
sessions.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-08-28
Minneapolis 8 sault ste. Marie railroad.

aA
Captain Rich, chief ENGINEER OF the Mime
apolis, SaultSte d Atlantic, is in Minneap-
oils. Construction on tha iead has been
retarded by the heavy rains which have
fallen in the heavily timbered region Of the
followed another before the ground was in
rapid work. Notwithstanding
the unexpected difficulties, the road will be
extended eastward twenty-five milesduring
the present season, makinga totaltrackage,
OF sixty-eight miles in the direction OF Sault
Ste. Marie. Between eight and nine miles
OF track have already been laid, bringing
the road TO the Flambeau river, whichis to
becrossed by an expensive bridge, the com
pletion OF which will cause some further de-
lay in the operation of trains to the east
ern terminus. The twenty-five miles will
bring the road to tl.e heavy pine timber OF
Wisconsin, and materially increase traffic
on the new road,
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-08-28
80 Fears OF ChoIera.

Surgeon General Hamilton, OF the Marine
hospital at Washington, says that there is
as yet nothing to alarm the people of the
United States in the reports coming by ca
BILE OF the spread OF cholera. Despite
all that has been said about the
portability OF the epidemic reaching our
shores this year, hesays there is not a single
circumstance to render therisk greater than
it was last year. There is every indication
that this years outbreaks areto follow the
course OF those of last year, the lSeaities
suffering most severely being tksssi which
have not taken the most ordinary precau-
tions of cleanliness and distinction. DIR.
Hamilton says Americas dangeris mainly
from cholera in England orinCuba. Ithas
been his impression that il it comes to the
United States itwould come by Nay OF Cuba,
and for this reason the Efforts ofthe service
have been directed mainly against contagion
in that direction.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-08-28
How a Hoosier Farmer Served tho
Tramps.

The residence of Noah Lockabell, on q
farm in Broad's Valley near Charlottesville,
Ind, was entered by tramps recently.
Lockabell was awakened by the noise,
sprang from bis bed and closed with the
one in the room. The burglar was rein
forced by two Others. Mr.. LockabeH is
q powerful man, and flung the captured
burglar against the other in such a man
ner as to bring the three TO the floor. Then
he vent at them with q club. His wife
brought the clothes line, and together
they bound the tramps, sat down and
waited for them to ecover. When
the tramps regainel consciousness, Mr..
Lockabell asked them which they
preferred to be taken to Charlottesville and
placed in Jail, where they stood the chance
o fseveral wears in the pelitcntiary, or to
be led out, one at q time, and receive such
. whipping as he would administer. They
chose the latter, and the. farmer took them
ont, severaIly, tied them to the gate post,
and administered 100 lashes to a tramp
With n large new rawhide wagon
whip. Each stroke OF the whip raised a
huge welt on the back Of the tramp, and
when the operation was completed a pool
Of blood could be seen where they had stood.
Their piteous cries for mercy called in the
neighbors, until quite u little audience had
assembled to witness the castigation of
Tramp No. D. Asallsympathized with the
irate farmer, the performance went onunth
he had completed the hundred lashes.