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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23
NETWORK o.
gteamboats ano RAILROADS.
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND

A BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND
~ sroNINeros LINE INSIDE re ROUTE gIGst above
daily iSv ssospt sunday train ss
Pacfs osS a hoa1 eSs Sa
Hui and NarfaFaH w. 'PoPfLE Passenger Agent
ALBANY BOATS-'People's Line."-DK atxss
n and DEAN RICHMoND leave Pier a. MSTn WITH
sGN Nd aad o %G'N frSsn
FOR ORIENT GREEN S r Tu sHEhTER
ssTSs Per "a abxY s' saS t1St
DAYS x EeaI n on as sssn9 g so aSn
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
ffREoUENr AND RAPID TRAINS TO ALL POINTS
ON LONG ISLAND
See full time Of the sS eO% Ppo5S
and Nos 2S 6 o1 sSa i$i T.n sna ccns Depot
s2S Fun Aysnus WindsoE and other principal
af Z thonSq R4SB FE@oohSSSSMEEs EVERY AFTER
NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, W00 BwIcS
~ TER, PORTLAND NEW LONDON, Np ple,V ip piar
~ SH NGh RTs foot u sRs
PRESSES srf Sa4 rsT a at ei
ana Tp c l Tfts ST. and and %, S
way windsor cosmopolitan and Ears Hotels 1888 Futonst
brooklyn and at Pier DO North GEO W. BRADY Agent
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
thrSug WIN leave Grand Central pSpOt through
mn cars Rochester and St Adams
ga M, Saratoga Lake George and Montreal speci' VIVA
through Drawing Room mrs 49, -. rx,,oss with
$3.50 Limited chicago and st Lons ,nr
Ching cars stopping at Albany Utica syracuse hoontsse
aChioago $50 Cincinnati 7:55 M and ST 80 W. a.,
In next day Through Drawing Room car 10 Nia'ar'
1880 rn Chicago Express drawing room cara 10 iich
field SPRINGS Canandaigua Rochester Niagara rams ana
la ~ Western New York and Northern Express vita
$40 n m. Albany Troy Saratoga and Utica kxpTesS
through drawing room To Lake George saturdays
only .,,.,-
% Chicago St Louis Express with seepn gears ,,
NIAGARA Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chca'o
son % Express with 70 Syracuse and''
Auburn roai and TO Saratoga also TO Montreal DNo,
tsalb M. Pacific Express with sleeping cars Tor %
ter Bufa'n Niagara Falls. Cleveland, Toledo anu ~
tro also n WATERFOWL daily Vincent daly except
sunday aud to Clayton and ogdensburr daily except saur
iil5p Night Express with sleepng toAlbany AMI
Connects with the for tho West andtor
the North Except SATURDAY night. r,.-
Tickets sale az Grand Central Depot No bowuns
Green Al Broadway. Harlem Depot l2jthst and 4traye
wayl 1855 and e42 BROADWAY and 81 West l25thst New
York sSS Wasinson and $50 Fulton ss Brooklyn and -
observation-disclosures in drawing room shopping cam,
procured Of the ticket offices in New York City ani
5S3 washin gton.st.. Brookvn ,,
These trains run daily others daily except sunday
!These trains atom nj Harlem 035th At and 4thavel
ION SUNDAY rms only TO Albany and Troy ,rxn,,cv
NJ. TOUCrY d. NJ htI> pIt!oh..
Sunerrntnrdent. General fassehsei A7chS-
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pINFR RRANCH

YORK, NEW HAVE tist an corner S2d.s and
Ipconave near Third Avenue Bridge daly except
Ssssasa by Third Ays s5 sio ioeo 20 500
x9 $40 and SEQ M P Farms rSs' Van Nest West
e.tr Tnnsos Bay Chester Pelham Bay Barsow S ~
in p,bara Manor and New Rochelle cohnec k =;
& With trains for ali points the main nnS ..
The New York New-Haven and Hartford KS nM,5detown
Kew Britain and sufeld Branches and BostohAno
EAST. - poohoua and all ntermediatestA
sors at 2lOa IN. daily except Mondays
sunday trains for New Rochelle anu az t;n
tons 1T 1900 and $3.50 the attI nra 1enot and
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financial.
eteamhoais anb RAILROADS..
uIrDsON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.


"A. LINE STEAMER ALP sANSsv ORC vIBBARD.
leave lu,Ons BROOKLYN lSy ADne1' M
y Wss ygsd.t tif Pio EYE; tam n
%. Fsn sRSns
sna HUDSON. TUESDAYS eopNSNlEG or ionAe.
S i0s ana ps ~ H w With special
nnd D. r. r Tor the Sths cstskiiis;i Mt
s. s' snS r. for Chatham P'saed
Adams epS g. sn% ap5"SSs Lake
Montreal hs North sns MIA IA To- As1aada BaS
'ae Bns sPE Si1Sns sk sE' oGA
NAY LINE TO NEWBURG. ,,.. " 0.,,
steamer Ja1oes AMI sT West 2i lI Ills bXiLY
sSGsy cSpd landing q 30
sp Ti1s aI rates, e Special rates 60 partics
T,ATsKILL MOUNTAINS, TINE
s4rAnShs hSfHIES and eArsKrLI
week das ss iOp. n. with cat
sunday ngn Cd DTnS tSesSSe list Of rates. &C.
per .d lIr s " j. aUGaEs. Treas catskl \. T.
TALL RIVER LINE.
For Boston,
NORTH and EAoI:
the renow ned steamers -. or ,oora,
PGRIM" and BFiST9 9y sr SINE ffNcLGDED
se M fire. from PIER - North River foot Of Murray s
Competition via Annex boat from BROOKLYN D. nA' '''
FIJI nFhs Ess & HGEnisg isa
b26 a. M due IN Boson G;6o a. m
SECOND BOSTON EXPRESS leaves a aai nDer az '1'
fzssPt sn4fsy sqS s'ise
rp5 m daily except Sundays PeI9r eais and Sortl
x.bvens wa IoweIl and Nashua ana via Lo"eh anu N
Conway SrwpoRT LINE
For Neyrort R. L. direct Martha's Nineyalu an ta M
CSpe cod and all inland aud seashore resoI's vi u ~
S.ionv system. The fine steamers m, o~vu
''''"' '"PRovIDENCE" and OLD CoLoN =, q - -
have New York alternately sundays excepteu a, ~
nom Pier % North River (od number ihsse bo,i
not 60 beyond Newport Tickets and sseI9o Offices
nf %f e sfSGsf FER
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GEORGE HOTEL, ON THE SOUND,

OPENS Juno TO- furnished cottages Win gas end
water one hour rnd half nom Nowl ofk Al the AEe
tons O. Iopg Branch and Newport combined hnd IL one OF
The most hlthfu resorts In America good lestin
bathing fishing charming drives motquiioes no nAaa
attractive raieS Illustrated circulars az Nm a toNn "
90 IS - Union Square. y. n. CuANDLERS. III MVh'
"s"0 ~" D'O'~' GRO. A. WELLS. Proprietor.
tfrfN,e fuuu
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MISS l.. CAMPBELL, Mrs. Seely, ~
IA west aat continues at Old addres. s $40 ,ns
rWpf 1yMFk r BUREAU. Servants Disappointing 'A"N"'
vii be eIrludod frara the onoo caves, aod-,t
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LEBANON SPRINGS, N. Y.

The gr At bog fever climate Immediate relief also The
0pest 1atlng wafer the world $500 feet flttufo nne
bath. Coinmb Hall improved AZ etpen,e OF so oo9
or oafon spec train leaves trnbd trntf1 Dopnt
a2O with rafior dreC 10 spnn returns Early AondA
mOIH"s' 'o'1 ~ F-"F JoHN O. PLANK. Proprietor.
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6nmmer Resorts.
A SMITH HOUSE,

IA Al Cornwall-on Hudson. n. Y.
drives scenery refurnshd and decorated
now manag emcnf. Gas and teogrsphin horse.
Capacity 400 Circulars
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COOK. by North of Ireland woman, III INA
Of fancy cooking mas h''S''' -" ga west 27thst
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ARGYLE HOTEL

A UGUST BOARD mt the Prospect House,
"A Princeton Centre. Mass 25 feet above tide water
Wachuset Mountain frscass nouse IN every
respect good livery stables conneced few good rooms
for the reasonable rates Terms for June per
W. Z. DAVIS.
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AT GLEN FALLS H0USE.-Board for Sep
N tember S. 70 s6 beautiful waterfals most romant
place Pine In the Catskils Heferenc
JAMES CONDIE druggist 1913 etb-ave.. New-Yerk.
r. u. JOHNSON, Cairo. Oreene Co. N. W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-23

NOMPANION.-B n young lady OF gcoai
,n.son and family IN a respectable family best OF
even ana required Address Box sO7 Medina
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-04
GEN. GRANT.

Night before last DR., Douglass re-
mained all night with Gen. Grant, who
passed Il restless night Col. Fred.
said, yesterday, that his father would
not go out riding in the park any more,
as his experience in riding out was not
good.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-04

President Cleveland, yesterday, ap-
pointed John II. Farley rs revenue col
lcctor of 18th Ohio district, and Thos
C. Bronston, revenue collector of 18th
Kentucky.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-04
The Very Latest kilograms.
HESsIAN FLY.

The Hessian fly is doing great dam
ago to the wheat crop in Kansas, espc-
cially in Saline county where wheat
fields are being plowcd up and millet
sown.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-04

ccut his wife, hy their decd ui trust, dated on
the .th day or March, i,sl and recorded In the
Office Ol the recorder ut deeds within and for
Livingston county, Missouri, In book II, at page
following described real estate wit: hli Of
lots Nos. six lGI, seven GI,u,ght Cv and mine
90 and the south half Of lot five 90. and
the south half Of lot ten lW, all Ia block
five %, old survey, town of Bedford, Livingston
county, Missouri, In trust lu NrrGrr the pay
mrnt ul certain pruW!Snry uuin therein dos.
CrlbCd and whereas, The interest and principal
on said note are due aud unpaid.
Now, therefore, by virtue of the provisions Of
said decd Of trust and ut the request nj the lc.
gal holder Of the said note Will proceed to sell
the real estate above described tu the
highest bidder, for cash, at the court house
unur. lm tMe CITY ni LMIILrn.hn, MlssM,Ii, ON
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-04

.r .., ,..,.i
pas. anu !"'"''' III '''''.' "' '',, ''..
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.!'
Munr} is q "hrrI on ib' issuing pow
cr ur party ion r".uo. II may ht 'p''
c.al on general AHfrc'al money Is U.s.
sued by restaurants, good for meals. /.
IS lawful obligation resting on the ls-
suing party It, value is manlain'l
Toy the redemption of recr.NaDlllty,
by he issuing power on the terms anG
for Tie purposes named in the check.
Such a special money is not lawful for
general purposes. \ special money is
issued by railroad companies; some on
paper redcomab'c, tina, is, receivable
Tor, personal transportation; some ON
metal, issued ON the uapo,i. Of baggage
and rcicpmabG in, or receivable for,
thc same baggage, So long s 80 re
cciycd or redeemed on demand, such
railroad tickets, rhcch,,Dr special mon
| rv is rood. regardless OF the material
used in the manufacture.
gcr,rr,aopi., i..pg both .,,riol and
,.,,n,,a' ,,nr,r F,.,,, MI, ,',.l ,gr5tn
| -.,, .rng,. Igri 'th, r,rrrr,,,.r, nf tL,
i,ri,,i st,,.s ,n,Jr t,,.nt. i..,as ni
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+, Voc .."s ,,'cn'.'nlIn t,r "I, jn,, T.. MA
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Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-04


,"Wliio in the country last winter my little
Boy tW,g Years old, was taken ilIvIQl crol,n:
u s,rmal as II hc'would die from rrangn,
lt9n ono Of the family suggested tho Ugo
ol AYERS CHERRY FEC'ruEAL, u bottle II
winch Nns always kept IN tie house. TlIs
WAS trigd IN small and frequent doses. ald
70 nur dclsh. in less than halt an hour tho
little patient WIS breathing easily. Tho doc
tnt T,Nd llHl tho CnEuY pictorial had
saved my d9rling's life. Can you wonder at
our gratitude? Sincerely yours,
Mrs. EMMA GEDNEY,"
lO' West l-sth St., Now York, May lG, lss2.
"l havo usod AYERS CHERRY PEcroRAL
u my family tor several years, and do not
hesitate 10 pronounce Il the most oifectual
fomfdy for coughs and colds we have ever
tried. Al CUASE.n
Make Crystal, Mimi, March 10, 1889.
"tsurcrcl for eight years from BroncbitIs
VII Noi,ar trying many remedies with no sue.
ct.s, WHa cured by tho use Of ANEB's CnER.
ny FICrnRAL. losErn WALDEN"
Byhalia, Miss, April 3, isSg.
"I cannot say enough in praise of AYERS
CEGRN PICTORIAL believing ~ | do that
hui FOR ils use should long since have diod
nom lwg troubles. T.. BRAGDON."
PALESTINE Texas, April %, 1882,
No caso Of an affection of tho throat or
lungs exists which cannot be greatlyrclioved
By tho uso OF AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
md 1t will dl,rdys cure when tho disease Is
not already beyond tho control Of medicine.
PREPARED ny
Dr.j, O.Ayer&C Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by oil Druggists,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-04
SUPPOSED SUICIDE.

Tuesday, R. NJ. Reynolds, of Wash
ington, d, c., late First Auditor U. s.,
fell from the third story of the South.
ern Hotel, st. Louis, to the marble
floor of the office, a distance of 40 feet,
fairly smashing the life ont OF him.
Whether he accidentally fell or pur-
posly jumped down with the purpose
of killing himself, is not known.
Sl6O,O0O SHORT.
Richard S. Scott, teller of Manhat.
tan Bank, New York, skipped out
Tuesday. His accounts were found
SlG9, ,00042 short.
BAYARD IN ST. LOUIS.
T. F. Bayard, Secretary OF State, ar
rived in St. Louis, yesterday morning
and last night went on to Columbia
where he is to-day attending the Com
mencement exercises of the State Uni
versity.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-04
SheriFs Sale in Partition.

Attila Cuigrll ana Robert Z. Gulgcll her lms
bNld. and Emma u. GudAru, pIumMS,
NN
Mason Gudge.l, Lizzie Gaigcliw.l Jesse Guigcll
defendants,
Byyutuc and authority Of decree and urirr
tine Office uf the Clcrk Of the Girrult Court ni
Livingston county, Mo-. dated Aprl ealu. lrsj
ana made lygiHghlu tH tle M.y term q. ihr
tiruit Court Of snia county. and 90 mn directed
and delivered, which ,ad decree WH u'Irr ol
sale orders thc sab. Of tiu following rui' tate
to Wit: The north han of the southwest
quarter, aud the west half ui the uui..Wcst
gGanyr, all In section niue uW, township
liySiN CGl, VI range twenty i've lgll, all in ly'
mgsIuu county, Missouri; Twill, on
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-04
TIE IOUHTsT
THE FAnLEEn
It'll; INVALID

win 1nl TIE WGbaeh tho lac;t convenient
route TO hli the nntrG health rrstILs If
Illinois. Missouri, Arkansas an, rc>as aud
that the eAtuulYc tluuuh, car eystrm aud
supcrlnr recommendations OF This popular
line will add greatly = ms rcBinrt while gn
route. Pamphlet descriptive vi the many
celebrated mhcra! sriings tho West and
South sent FREQ On application.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-04
THE CAPITALIST

Can get tho information ncrcesWy to secure
safe ami pruntabie NV ostmCn,s In asricul-
turo, stOck-las,ng, miniug, lunhcrmg, or
any OF tho iaany irviulg Eoids tlruuglint.i
the South and Wes., ~ addressing tho un'
dOrsignud.
:. Q. TOWNSEND,
CENT Passenger IigcHs, 81 Louis, 10.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28
CHURCHILL.
CHAMBERLAIN.

II more candidates are running their
names are printed and numbered again
consecutively 3, 4, 8, G. Initials are only
used when two of the same name are
running. An X is placed in the space on
the right OF the name of the candidate for
whom one wishes to vote.
If voter deals with ballot paper so
as to make IL useless the presid ny officer
may give him another, and the first ballot
paper becomes and is mark
ed "spoiled paper" A further
duty of the presiding officer is 10
mark the ballot paper of iliterate voters,
after they have made a declaration OF their
iliiterac,, TO place their papers in the box
and 10 enter the name and number OF the
illiterate voter in the list OF voters marked
by the presiding officer.
COUNTING THE VOTES.
At the close OF the polling the presiding
officer makes up and seals the ballOt-boN-
es, the unused and spoiled ballot papers,
the rendered ballot papers, the marked
copy of the register OF voters showing The
voters who have voted, the counter foils
OF the ballot papers used, the rendered
voters list, and the list Of lliterates' votes
marked by him. These packets are deiiv-
cred TO the returning officer Of the district,
and are TO be accompanied by "the ballot
paper account" which accounts for all
The ballot papers issued TO the presiding
officer.
The counting Of the votes takes place
before the returning officer, who, after
opening the boxes and recording the num-
Der Of papers In each, mixes all the papers
together. He may reject ballot papers
for the want Of the chairman's official
mark, or because too many candidates
have been voted for, or because they are
uncertainty marked or not marked 40 all.
he has also 10 verify the ballot paper ac-
count and forward IL 90 the clerk Of the
crown with all the documents sorted
| These papers are retained for a year, and
may be inspected by order OF the House Of
/ Commons or OF the High Court
TIE last duty Of the returning officer IL
Z 20 MAKE his return. This Is done by in-
/ dorsement on the writ OF the names re-
/ turned, and the writ is then sent through
| the post % the clerk OF the crown.
THE CANDIDATES AGENTS.
/ An account remains TO be given OF the
election as IL concerns the candidates.
The number or persons employed for
/ payment bY the candidate to promote bis
| return IA limited. lie can have one cleo
/ tiOn agent only, % be nominated on or be-
/ fore the day Of election. which post he
may OH himself. but In couuuts he may
also have n sub-agent In each polling dis
trict, TO be nominated IN writing by the
election agent one clear day before the
| polling. He can have one polling agent
in each station only; IN b0roughs, one
] clerk and one messenger for each 900 cleo
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28
xunrraI snpitatinne.

ROTEREAU.-The relatives, friends and
acquaintance of Maj. \. o. Tilton and family
and of MIR. 2. c. Rotereau and family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral OF
Miss JANE RoTEREAU. az 10 O'Clock THIS
NJ pRNING, from the residence OF Mai. n. U.
Triton, corner Of Bull ana Cam streets.
BULLOCH.-The friends and acquaintance
of AUGUSTUS BULLOCK and family are re-
specially invited to attend his funeral, from
the First Bryan Baptist Church, THIS
Saturday MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28


Fine Oyercoats.
Oyercoats to keep warm.
Nobby and Stylish Overcoats.
Overcoals for Men and Boys.
Elegant fitting OvercOats.
"FdnlOus'; OVercoats lower than else
where. l4oCongress street - Ado.
Gents fine six and Stiff Hats. at B.. H.
Levy Il Bros, 16l Congress street.
WHO'S your tailors b. II. Levy a. Bro,
l6l Congress street.
Norfolk Coats for gents and boys; Nor
folk Suits, at B. IL. Levy & Bros, 16l
Congress street. f--..
Gents Gne and medium Underwear. at
b. X. Levy Il Bros, 1871 Congress street.
Boys Suits, in extensive variety, at b.
Ii. Levy 4 Bros.
Overcoats for everybody, at B. II. Levy
& Bros, l6l Congress street.
Full Dress (swaIlow tail) Suits can be
had az b. II Levy & Bros Clothing Pal
ace, l6l Congress street.
Cardigan Jackets, at b. II. Levy &
Bros, l6l Congress street.
B.H. Levy Il Bro, 16l Congress street,
have the handsOmest line OF Gents Neck
wear III Tue ttbNs
Gents, Youths and Boys Hats and
Caps, latest shapes and best grades, at b.
II. Levy Is Bros, l6l Congress street.
Collars, Cuffs, Scarf Pins, etc, in pro-
fusion. at b. II. Levy b Bros, l6l Con.
gress street.
Those heavy Fur Beaver Jackets, AZ d.
n. Levy e. Bros, are just the thing fnT
Pilots and all exposed to cold or inclem.
ent weather.
b. II. Levy n Bro. keep tailor for the
use Of their customers, free Of charge.
BIB. Levy & Bros 6ne Suits for Gents
Youths and Boys, are neat, nobby and
cheap.
For fine Clothing and a glove 1T, 60 "a
B. II. Levy q Bros, l6l Congress street
Ifyou want fine Dress SUIT Mt Twins
fguras. call at b. II. Levy h Bros Palace
Clothing House, i6l Congress street.
Wauted-A few more Gents, Y ouths and
BOYS to buy their Winter Suits OF b. II
Levy n Bros, i61 Congress street.
3. II. Levy S Bros suits please.
b. II. Levy & Bros Suits fit.
j. II. Levy g. Bros tailor makes al
necessary alterations In any garment nee
Of charge TO purchasers.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28

BrRMINGHAM, ALA, Nov. 27.-Business
Manager Hayes, OF the Ddiiv Age, was
tried IN the city Court today CHARGED
With q violation Of the clause or the new
sunday law iorbidding newsdealers 10 sell
papers. Judge Sharpe. presiding. decided
that ~ agent OF the newspaper be pub-
hshed be- was not a newelealer, and could
sell on the streets or IN his Office.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28
@srrtiuna.
TlBEE ISLAND.

All persons who are interested in the de-
lopment Of TYBEE ISLAND, or who are
owner. Of lots or other property thereon, and
all others who are willing to ANTE in the
movement now being m Ade to organize com
pany for the further and permanent improve
ment of the Island, are invited to attend
meeting, to be held at Metropolitan Hall, on
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec l. at O'Clock.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28
TROUBLB AT THE MINES.
Sesl's Men Driven from Work in the
Fourth Pool.

Sears Men Driven from Work in the
Fourth Pool.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 2T.-The trouble
which was anticipated last night took
place this morning at JOrdon S. Meals
coal mines in the fourth pool. The
strikers arrived at the pool last night on
the steamer Stella, stationed two men
near the mines this morning, and, as the
w0rkmen appeared, arose in o bodv and
commanded them 10 return home. Those
who refused were roughly treated. Neal
had 100 men at work last night. but when
they attempted to return 10 work this
morning they were driven back with
sticks and stones. Quite a number OF
men were hurt, but none fatally. Robert
Mcclure, Of the iron and coal police. with
six special officers on hand, made an
effort n stop the strikers, but did not
wish to precipitate riot by using re-
vOlvers. Thy retreated and awaited
reinfOrcements. The strikers are now in
possession Of the mines, and sent for more
Of their number 10 be on hand this even
ing. Sheriff Chambers, Of Washington
county, was also telegraphed for by the
officials. The meeting between the rein
forced sides is awaited with some anxiety.
The people in the region about the mines
are terribly excited.
WOODS WORKS INVADED.
After the strikers mad cleared the Neil
mine OF wOrkmen they proceeded 10 A. X.
Woods works, at Woods run, entered
the mine and brought the men out. beat
ing one Of them, James Collins, badly. At
the Neil works four drivers were badly
beaten. Sheriff Chambers arrived on the
scene this afternoon aud restored order
for the time-beIng. He declares his in.
tention OF protecting every man in his
rights at any cost. He expects and is
prepared for another attack IN Inc morn
ing.
EXAGGERATED RUMORs AFLoAT.
Many exaggerated accounts of the
troubl" have been received, and rumors
are numerous, but the situation IS sub.
stantially as given above. Tue strikers
are supposed to TO be drumming up re.
cruits for the attack in the morning. The
OIL Exchange Of this city held a large
meeting this afternoon, and resolved Il
back up Mr.. Neil in the prosecution Of
the rioters, and telegraDhed that gentle
man 70 this effect. Capt. Kennedy, OF the
on Exchange, says the operators will use
every means to suppress and bring tC
justice the lawless element along the
river.
100 RIOTERS ARRESTED.
PTTTsBURG, Nov. IS. 3 A.M.-Sherif
Chambers, n Is reported, has ARRESTED
about 100 OF the rlOting miners. lie la,
autographed 70 Washington, Pa, for NOR,
officers, expecting serious time 10
morrow. A boat load OF provisions ha,
been sent TO the strikers by their iriends
IL ~ claimed that loo strikers will be a
the pool before daybreak.
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WYTHEvILLE, VA. Nov. ga diff
Guilty occurred this evening near Rural
Retreat, Wythe county, between Michael
Wisely and William Suit, in which the
former killed Suit by cutting his throat.
Both men are white, and each has a
family. Wisely surrendered to the au-
thorities. He claims tbathe was justified
In what he did.
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For the South Atlantic States TODAY:
Slightly warmer, with increasing cloudi-
ness, local rains, winds generally easterly.
The height Of the river at Augusta at
1888 O'Clock p. n. yesterday (AugusJa
tIme) was so feet-a fall Of 0.6 feet dur
ing the preceding "a hours.
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100 RIOTERS ARREsTED,
Dim n Cols nennri

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-rbe business
failures occurring throughout The country
during Tie past week. as reported TO g.
q. Dun a Co, number fr the United
States i99 and for Canada ne. a total M
PA, asainst $40 last week and 223 the week
previous. Except that laiiufes are in-
creasing IN the South and on The Pac &c
coast, there Is nothing special TO note this
L
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aIlal,nIIion NJ NenaIli.

LONDON, Nov 2S. 3 A. M.-Telegrams
have Just been received here from Cal
cutta announcing the breaking out OF a
rebellion at Nepaul. The Premier has
been murdered. and the Maharnjah Of the
province b0s been taken prisoner. The
Brihgh resident 10 absent from kaufman
do on u tour Of inspection.