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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-29
RIEL DOOMED.
The Date of His Execution Fixed
Angry Pubic Feeling in
Canada.
London dispatch.l


The Privy Council has dismissed the
appeal of Lcais Riel, the leader of the
half-breed insurrecton in Canada, against
the sentence of death passed upon him by
the Canadian courts.
In an interview to-day, Mr.. Fitzpatrick,
Riels Canadian counsel, said: 1T is i'm
possible to pretend that Riel was unfairly
tried. No doubt, at the time of the out
break in the Northwest, grievances existed
which have since been remedied. Riel COM
menced the agitation from purely political
motives. Many people still consider that
he rendered valuable services to the coun-
try. Doubtless the exc tement aglin i'm
duced in Riel men tai alteration, rendering
him incapable of keeping the rebellion
within legal limits. On thescaffold Riel
will become q martyr; in prison or in an
asylum he would be forgotten" In face of
the conflicting medical evidence in ReP s
case, Mr.. Fitzpatrick advocated the ap-
pointment by the Canadian Government of
a commission to again examine the pris-
oner.
The Daily Telegraph, commenting ON
the case, says: "On the whole yester-
days judgment is SO upheld by reason
and comes from n lawyer of such un-
doubted authority that it may be assumed
to cover the justice OF the case. The end
of the chapter now rests with Canada.
Riel cannot complain if Canada. now mas
ter of the situation, exacts the last PEN
alties.'
Montreal dispatch.I
l.. o. David, President of the Riel De-
fense Association, says that he has re-
ceived trustworthy information that it is the
Governments intention to carry the law
into effect against Riel The feeling, he
SAYS among the French Canadians 10 in
tense, and with the smallpox. and other
causes of race feeling, the slightest provo
cation might cause serious trouble. Per-
sonally he will take no further steps in the
matter, and believes the committee will
follow this course, holding the Govern
ment responsible. The Government off,
GERS here say that Riel will be hanged on
the 10th of November.
Winnipeg dispatch.
Although the verdict of the Privy Coun-
Gil in the Riel case has not been surprise
it has occasioned deep feeling among the
half breeds and French in Winnipeg, who
now expect the rebel will be hanged. A
dispatch from Regina says Riel displayed
great agitation on receiving the news. He
fears the last hope is gone, and expressed
the private opinion that he would have to
meet the fate the recent sentence imposed.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-29
A Lucky I.iyaIid.

The New Yo.& doctors charge q
great deal mor3 than do the Texas doc
tors. Col. Sumpter Mcbride Sumpter,
of Austin, who W quite i'll during
his recent visit to New York, is our
authority for the assertion.
He was in bed three or four days at
his hotel, and when the bill was pre-
sented he took piece of paper and q
pencil and figured out how much more
he had to pay in New York than he
would have had to pay in Texas for the
same amount of indisposton. Having
got through his calculation, he folded
his hands resignedly and sad:
Il am lucky in being sick here in
New York instead of being laid up in
Texas"
"Ahi" said the doctor.
"Yes," responded Sumpter, "for all
this money I'll have to pay you I'd
had to bo sick in Texas for more than
two months. ."-TerGs SUtings.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-29
CHINESE STAMPEDED.

A House Containing Mongol Laborers At
tackled by Mob Near Rock Springs.
tOmaha specialJ
A dispatch received at Union Pacific
headquarters states that a mob of white
men attacked the section house at the old
town of Rock Springs, Wyoming, three
miles from the coal-mining town of the
same name. The house was occupied by
thirty Cinnamon employed as railroad sec
ton men. The mob yelled and shouted,
fred q volley of revolver shots into the dir,
and bombarded the house with clubs and
stones, and smashed every window. The
Cinnamon were frightened nearly to death,
supposing that another massacre was about
to be perpetrated. They ran out Of the
house and fed to the neighboring hills,
where they remained oil night, suffering
intensely from cold, rs they were but half
clad.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-29
TOOMBS AND THE UNION PRISONER.
He Secures the Release from Libby of the
Son of "A Former Sweetheart.
[Centralia ml.) special

tCentralia 0ll.) special
The approaching death of Bob Toombs
inspires people to tell incidents of his pub
lie life and service. A story was told to
your correspondent to- day which is worthy
Of the public print. One day, while Toombs
was in the rebel Cabinet, he drove up 10
Gen. Winder's Office Mt Libby, and asked
to see prisoner whom he named, and who
turned out to be a mere boy, who had en-
listed in New England regiment and was
captured and taken TO Libby. Toombs
was taken to the boy, and the two were left
alone together. No one knew what trans
pired, but in day or two the prisoners
release was ordered, and he was sent home.
In former days Bob had formed fancy
for the girl who was now the soldier boys
mother. The tender memories of the past
were not eliminated from the mind of the
arch rebel by the clash of war, and moth
er's appeal was not allowed to go unheard.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-29

-Four days special attack on the devil"
is the startling announcement Of the Saliva
tion Army, which swooped down on Lam
sing recently.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-29
sPLINTERS.

THE letter of Chauncey M. Depew re-.
garding the relations between President
johnson and Gen. Grant has drawn from
Charles A. Dana the statement that john
son was On opium -eater.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-29

Tho rafting season for the Tittaba-
wassee Boom Company this year was
eighty-nine days, during which 2,S55, S21
pieces were rated, scaling upward Of
325, 900 feet
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-29

THE Mayor Of Harrisburg, Pa, has issu-
cd peremptory order to his police force
to arrest all persons heard swearing on the
streets.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-29

In Aberdeen, Scotland, many per-
sons are down on dancing, of which
they speak as CLOSE bosomed whirl-
inQs."
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-29

THE cheap edition Of "The Life of
George Eliot" will contain number OF
letters never befoye published.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-29

WHOEVER makes the fewest persons
uneasy is the best bred in the company.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-29

-Coldwater managed to got through the
season without baseball club.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-29

MARVIN POST, No. 2io. @. A. r.. meets the
second Saturday in each month
o. J. BELL. Post Commander.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-05
2nrembmr9ii6es aus Selgien.

9m 8. April feierte SSnis 9sopolb
Ii. BON gelsien ieinen so. @eburtstag.
Die iiinaern unterofi,iere oes IL. belats
iden 2inien: Snfanterie. &esimentes gnben
CUR 6eier elm Concert, bas 10 gut ausiisl,
baB iie b%asielbe an brei foIseuoen G6enben
w~ieoerbolen muBten.
Serr s. 2ambsrt 1T gum gIraers
meiiter uon &op unb 6. 6uaro gum giirs
9ermeilter pom Boupeban ernannt wor6en.
Die Serru 5. s. gngelbert unb &. Mer,
nier wurben ;u S9offen pon Orgeo, bic
6errn $. 3. @iIaume uno 3. Yeriter ~
Sd0ffen BON st. Qeeer uno 6err q. g..
@resoire gum S9Oiien pom Robelmont
ernannt.
Su &tttern bes 0eopoIbsSrs
bens iinb ernannt poroen: Der Mopotat
6err &olans su Nrlon, Der 9rofeIor Der
Ybilofopbie an Der llniueriitdt gu 2itti9,
6r. 81. &urtb, ST.. 2aual, Ser Bropinsials
ietretdr gu 9lrlon, unb Notar Oanlop su
2arode, lauter iebr uerbienituoQe Mdnner.
6err Rurtb lit elm seborensr ArIoner, Der
AUDI i'm @roBber3ostbum wObI betunut lit.
gs i9sint, baB cine GaIidminsers
banbe ,u 2ursmburs, NrIon, O%ibelinsen
unb anoerudrts falite preuBii9s Gbaler
unb franSOfi6e 3peifruntenftiide in l1uts
lauf ieet. Die @sri6te BON IrIon unb
2ursmburs ipiiren Der ganbe idarf mad.
Sn Ser q a d pom 4. auf ben s.
gpril periibte cine Oiebesbanoe einen Gins
bru9 in benz Bfarrbauie gu 9lenart, sinise
Stunben BON 4rlon entfernt. Der pfars.
rer, 5err Nieolas, iomie beiIen 6ausbdls
term, borten pdbrenb Der Nadt ni9t bas
minbeite @erdui9. Die Sisbe iinb nit
GROCER 9orii6t gu 0ese sesansen. 8srs
i9iebene iebr pertbuoue @esenitdnSe wurs
ben seitoblen, l.. u. cine soloene ubr,
6leii9 &C. Die @enbarmerie BON Sabap
ma4t llnteriu9unsen gum ~guffinbsn bies
ier Oisbesbanoe.
Oas 9 irsertreus l.. &Iafie
fir Iansidbrise treue Oisnits erbielt Der
S96ife $. s. Senrp pom Sbiup unS Ser
9ebrer unb @emeinoe:g innsbmsr @lauSot
uon Siaerss iursS emois.
Die Observation-Disclosures bat
1000 iuu9e Ilpen aus Der Sii6brutauitalt
gu @ubel in BEN Sliiilen unb Baden bes
iioli9en Sbeils Der prouinS ~aus9elest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-05
0robberso8tbum.

Qurembu rg. &ie mir aus ben BET:
matbli6en Bldttern ieben, lit 6err Hitos
laus @rebt. bisberiser Inter Director gum
Oireftor bes Ntbcndums ernunnt worben.
Oas MtbenGum, uein bic ltuoirsnbe Sugenb
bes san,en Qanbes, tam li9 su bieier Grs
nennun9 gratuliren. Or. @reot ut elm
9dba9ose bur9 uno bur9, enersii9, BON
Der Notbwenbi9tei ties relisi6ienW omentes
in Der @r,iebuns tief burdbrunsen, ielbit
elm pariner &atboIit, unb mir speif'lu
nidt bran, baB er bic Anitalt, Der er nun
offi,ieu als Qsiter poritebt, pieosr sa iener
S6be binauf brin9t, ouf benz ie 10 LANCE
3eit itanb. Wir reiden benz alien treuen
Susenbfreunb bic !Sano gum @ruB iber
ben weiten Ocean.
Quremburg. Inter benz Namsn
elmer @rdfia pretorp, belu6te am 10. Ipril
bic 6aiierin pon Oeifsrrei6 in Ysslsituns
ameier Sofoamen nnb zines Gaualiers bic
Stabt. sic bielteu iid nur BON l-3 lIbr
auf. Die Raiierin lties I'M &oInii1en
Sol ab, pom mo II ie I'M Wassn bic
Stabt unb Die SoritGbte beii9tists. Nuf
benz Wilbelmsplate ~feiielte bas Stanbbilo
Wilbslms III. Die Muimsrtlamteit Der err
Iau9ten @elu6erin. SIM 2anner'i9sn
0absn IisB lie iid inIdnoiides Tabritat
porleaen unb erparb elm &aifeeierpice aus
idparsem Stein9ut, bas aus Der Bod
i6en Sabrit su &olinsersrunb berriibrte.
guf benz Yabnbofe faufte iie ueridiebene
Mnli9ten Der Stabt Qurenburs.
Otfferbtngen. Nm IL. Gpril,
friib sesen 4 llbr, entitanb In Der Vrannts
weinbrsnnerei bes S9miebss s. Yeppin
cine Geuersbrunit. DE" In einem baieIbit
~liessnosu, se6fineten Sa1e sntbaltene
Branntwein entsiinbete ii9, in 6olse beien
has SAB erplooirte unb Der bort anwcienoe
Bsppin pom Der brennenben 6liiiiSteit 9e'
troiien wurSe. Gum Slid perlor bieier
bic @eiitessesenmart nidt, er mart iid in
einen bort itebenoen NIT BaIer Sefiaten
Bebdlter unb ma9te 6euerldrm. GiniSen
bin,uaeeilten psrionen selans IS. n.4Sen
Sic Rimmeroede iowie bas 0afpnerr t9ell'
ms;Ss ,erSfSrt mor 81 Ueuer 3u bdmpfen.
Wsnn;r 4, rsrspsrf uno erlei6et einen Yers
luit pny - VI.
@repenma9 .-StraBenraub.-
Gin Rnedt Namens Bernard BLANC, Is
Bis II Sabre aft, aus Seusri9eiS, Rr.
priim, wsldsr cine 3eit lang bier In Disns
ften itanb, usrIisB benislben, UNI mad
Sauie su,hd,utsbren. Sn Grier, mo Der
iunse Manu iibernadtete, lernte er einen
8srsmann Namsns @uit. Osilmann aus
Gnbe in Weitf. %tennen, wslder friber in
&obinsen searbeitst. Dieter berebete ben
glans nit ibm wieber mad @reuenma9er
SuriidSutebren, mas Der lsttsre aud that,
nit benz TotSate, pom bier aus feline BEL
Saarburs wohuenbe Gante beiu9sn su
sebem. Dim Saaitas sssen slbenb ais
beibe i'm Waloe bon Oberbiuia, 0itritt
Oamsbii9 ausetommoi, nabm Der 9erss
mann benz 6ne9te has .Io,tsmonnaie nit
8 Wlt. ab. 0ieier uerfoIst, ben Oieb bis
auberbalb bes Waloes, mo 0eilmann 2
Mt. Don benz ssitoblenen @EISe Suriidaob,
nit Der @eiians in @sasn, NO @slO fur
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-05
Gprrelponoen3.
g~tpHtHBTpHe, ~. NprlI 1850.
@eebrter 0err @onner!

Mm IA. Npril mur6e babier Der sSiina.
ling Sobn Spelt NIT Srdulein &atbarina
@obuer (beioe 9~anosstinoer) in Der 81.
Oreifalti9feits Stride pom bo9m. 6errn
8. 8efl 9etrout. S6mobl bas Wetter
iebr tribe unb u~uanseuebm mar, 10 batten
ii1 bod $50 Yerionen, llll2. oapon
9urembu.ser, i'm Sauie bss Saters 6es
BrdutigamS einsefuuoen. Gin Slid fir
Ssrrn so. Spelt, baB er elm iebr serGus
mises 6auS beiibt, ionit bdtte er elmer
sroBen Serleseubeit nibt auspei6en f6n:
nsn. @euannter Serr bate ober oafiir
seiorst, baB bieie So9seit aIe anoeren bliss
Der bier 9efeierten in ben S1atten i~telte.
Oas Ssit mar i'm bO9iten @rabe %gelunsen ;
bas Brosramm isbr rsi9baltis. @eians,
Wtuiif unb tomiide S9auipiele, abwe9.
ielno NIT Giien uno Srinten unb alien er:
benfbaren llnterbaltunaeu, unb bic @dite
muBten seiteben, baB bic 3eit uiel gu i9nea
poriiber sins. go p~srlief bas Seit, obne
baB Die i96ne 9armonie bur9 irseno einen
MiBton peritimmt warb, un6 mir ipre6en ben
ber,liden @uni9 aus, baB Die iunsen
Yrautleute ibr san,eS 2eben binour9 i'm
Srieben unb in Der i50niten 9armOnie gu.
brinsen mOsen. s. s.
Nm uorbersebenSen Gage ben
10. gpril wurbe Der Singing Clemens
grpelbing nit 6rGulein Nepers (au6 Cans
bestinber) in Der 81. Oreifaltioteits e6ir6e
bur9 ben bo9u. Serrn 5. @eBl getraut.
Wir wini3en ben Neuuermablten Slid
unb Sesen. s. 8.
2etten Montas ourben in Ser
ct. Soiepb's &irde in 9emars, Ssrr
Senrp Sdeitler nit SRI. gnna Raspar
ebeli1 psrbunbeu. M6se @ottes Seaen
eu9 itets bssleiten, Sonnenidein eud &or
fen obne Oornen auf benz 9%ebenspfab itets
bIiben ma9en2 Gem. Serolb.
Serr Yster @Iobt, su grniter,
@emeinbe Wieberanuen, i'm Sabre 1922
seboren, lit am "a. b. 90. 9lpril su Safe
@itp. Winn., uerieben mil ben 81. Satra>
menten, geitorben. Oerielbe wanberte Dor
sebn Sabren nit ieinen 6inbern mad Gate
gitp aus, mo er ii9 nisberlieB uno bis gu
ieinem ieliscn Gnoe. blisb. Seine Satin
mar idon LANCE, Dor 10 Sa5ren, ibm in
bic Gwisteit poransesansen. Den gers
ftorbenen Cob betrausrn 5 &inber, uon be-
men 3 uelbeiratbet unb 3wei nod Iebis iinb.
r. L. p.
@m Sreitas, ben "a. 9(pril, sesen
eff llbr Na9ts, brannte su 9urembure,
Dubuque Go, Sa., Nif. 9int's sroBe
S9eune NIT 0eu uno @rtreibe ab. Sb:
i9on man bus 6euer, b,iien llria9e unbe.
tdnnt lit, i6uel entOefte unb es gelang,
Hferbe uno Ribe gu retteu. 10 tamen bod
10 &inoer In Den Slammsn I'M uno gingen
Yferoegeidirre uno Wai6inerien psrlOren.
Die 8erlulte betrasen on 50, 500, bic nit
$1,400 Serii9sun9 sebedt linb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-05
Saar, MoieI, Giiel uno 6unsrid.

@aiier6ilIis. Die S%teinitulps
turen, welde man in benz 9runbltiife bss
Nferers &lafeu bierielblt fanb unh wel6e
ieoenfals ais ginsdnsstbore gum rSmis
l6en Se9ydbniBplase %bienten, purben POM
BrooinSial:M uieum in 9rier onsetauft
uno baben bort ibre aufiteauns %sefuuoeu.
Sn Srier, in Der 8aulinusfrofe,
~itiirste am 81. RdrS elm I'M gau bes,ifies
nsS Saus iammt ben @eriiiten suiammen,
nobel aber SIiidIi9erusiie Niemanb pers
un9Iiidte.
Oomprobft SoIser in Grier 1T
I'M 4. Ipril seitorbsn. gr mar i'm Sabre
1900 su gbrenbreititein seboren. Set
ls49 Oomprobit IN Srter. Als StuSienz
senoile bes beuti6eu Saiiers mar er Bis
beute bsiisn Sreuno. 1878 wurbe er Weits
sIieo oes preuBi den Serrsnbuuiss. SIM
9ulturfampfe itanb er auf Seite Der Hes
s%isruns, CAB uisl aerssrniB, i6eint ii9
uber ipdter zines SeHeren belonuen 81 bas
ben uno umsefebrt gu iein.
Su Erier lit cine sissntbimIi9e
Rrantbeit inter ben Bferben bss 9uiarens
regiments aussebroden, wel9s i9on einise
8o6en anbdlt. Gdsli9 iisbt man tres
pirte pferbe auf ben S3inoanser fabren.
Bon Der Sauer, g.. @priI. Oem
Sernebmen mad iOa Der idon Dor ;sbn
Sabren Seplante Bau elmer Setunodrbabu
pom grborf iiber gitburs our9 Sas Nimss
thai mad G9terna9 gusiidt babsn, uerz
wirtli1t az peroen. Our1 ben Betrieb
Der Babn fSuntsn rei9baItise Eager an
Sanb, 6alf, Cuff unb @ppslfein, wel9e
ii9 auf bieiiser @emarfuns beiinbsn, lsi9t
aussebeutet werben unb Der bisiisen arbeis
tenben 8euSlteruns cine bauernbe @rs
wsrbsqusle fi9ern.
Sn Met wurbsn AM 10. Mpril BITE
sriten vMaifids" fsilsebotsu. Der Yors
ratb mar nur mdBis, Der Preis nit ss pig.
pro piunb. bod senus.
2Obis 25 Snfanteries Solbatem aus
Met bsiudten firSlid bic S9Ia9tfeIber
unb batten, pbue baB fe IS wubten, auf
einmal bic 9rsnse ibsri9titten. 0ie Be-
wobner bes naditen fransOiii9en Oorfes
Trouuiae rottsten ii9 suiamnen, worauf
Die Solbpten llmfebr ma9ten.
8eim @ewitter am @rinenbons
neritas wurbe In Simmsrn Elm Rne9t ara
Yfuse nebit swei pferosn s~etOotet.
Mm Is. April bssannen gu Erier bic
acknowledgement. Wdbrsnb bic fIsinen
Dsine gar tsine Nadfrase batten unb mes
mig iibsrsinsen, warsn Die bsiern @eine
aus befannt lantern &slern iebr seiu1t
unb srlansten enorme Breiie. Defenders
fir bic SaarsW eins bss Brisiterieminars
mar am Is. b. Die Bstbsilisung 10 sroB,
baB bic Steislisbbabsr taum als plas
fanbsn. (Gs iinb tbsilmsile bic Wsine
aus benz friibern pestatore'i5en @ute).
IL Suber Ganaemer 1SS4er s~rsieltsn gus
iammen l745O Mt. IL 6uSer s4sr Wils
finger 1910 Wtt., 6 6uber s4er Gpler
1000, 10 Subsr grSsnsr s4er 1870,
10 Suber grbener lsS3sr bur6i6nittli1
1900 Wt. pro Suber. Der @~eiammters
los Der so Subsr 'betrdst 747l0 Mt. ooer
burdl9nittli6 l494 Mt. per Tuoer. Den
b S9ite preis aber %er,ielte elm Suoer
lss4er glpler nit 1910 Mt., l 6uoer s4er
Grbensr nit 5000 Mt., Is Suoer 0oms
SdarSboibsrser lss4er wurben su 1900
Wlt. pro Gaber %pertaait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-05

Barbara grnsr, SO Sabre alt, obne See
ruerb. 49,: Maria S9ris, SO s. alt,
obne @eperb. 49,: Nnselita 0elfling,
81 8. alt, @irtbin. 81: Maria Miuer,
So $. alt, obne @ewerb. 4. Npril: Hit.
Oibier, "a $. alt, giIObuusr, sulsst pens
i~ionirter Seraeant. 1,
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-12-11
FOR RENT.

MONEY DRAWERS FOR SALE BY
Nl nov LEE RICHARDSON & co
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-12-11
Wedding at Yazoo City, etc.
nnciaI IN fha Commercial Herald.

GDtClhl " NIt OOiuAAAcACAhA Nv
YAzoo CITY, Dec. 9-This evening
at 8 O'Clock at Trinity Episcopa
church was celebrated the rites o.
matrimony between Miss Mollie II
Battaile and Bernard NJ. Lester, botf
of Yazoo City. of high social standing
and well and widely known. Miss
Battaile is the charming eldest sister
of those well known young journalists,
Messrs. VIM. and John Battaile, OF
your city. She has a wide circle OF
admiriDg friends and stands pre-emi-
nent among her sex for those charms
and attractions that always brightens
among the Jewels of a woman's crown
Mr.. Lester has long been one of the
foremost young men Of our city. both
in social and business walks, and COM
mands in a high degree the esteem and
confidence of the public.
Circuit coDrt is in session and is
rapidly dispatching business. 1t is at
this time engaged in the case Of A,
Heath VS.. Martin, involving consider
able money and acrimony on both
sides.
The Kendall dramatic troupe is
here for the week and playing to
crowded houses.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-12-11
F0rInStant Use

AS a reliable remedy, in cases of Group,
Whooping Cough, or sudden Colds,
and for the prompt relief and cure Of
throat and lung diseases, Ayers Cherry
PICTORIAL is invaluable. Mrs. E. G. Edgerly,
Council Bluffs, Iowa, writes: 81 consider
Ayers Cherry Pectoral a most important
remedy for home use. 1 have tested its
curative power, in my family, many
times during the past thirty years, and
have never known it to fail. 1t will re-
lieve the most serious affections of the
throat and lungs, whether in children or
adults" John II. Stoddard, Petersburg,
Va, writes: II have never found a med
icine equal to
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-12-11
How Mr.. Vanderbllt's Death Affec-
ted Stocks. etc.

LS0 SbOs
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9-At the
meeting of the American Associations
of Baseball Clubs yesterday, after the
franchise of the Metropolitan Club, of
New York. had been revoked, and the
National Club of Washington admitted
to membership, a resolution was
adopted by which a player released
from an association club will be
obliged to play with any association
club desiring his services within
ten days from his release.
Mr.. Wyman, who has recently ac-
quired the ownership of the Metro
politan Club, said: IL do not propose
TO tamely submitto treatment so un-
business like. Staten Island shall
have a baseball club, and already
have had offers to form a new and
stronger association than the one just
now guilty of a sharp game, rejecting
very little credit on baseball ethics.
There is a fight on han
The death Of Mr.. Vanderbilt had a
depressing effect on American securi-
ties at the stock exchange. At the
opening the American list showed a
decline of n to three per cent. as
compared with closing prices last
evening. at IL o'clock New York
Central was quoted at 1865 decline of
IL from yesterdays closing quotation.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-12-11
Death Of Mrs. shaoklefOrd.O of jack
Special to Commercial Herald.

JACKSON, Dec. 8-Mrs. E. A. Shack
leford, a very highly esteemed and re-
spected citizen. died here this morning,
in her seyenty-sixth year. She had
been a resident Of Jackson fifty years.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-12-11
AYERS
Cherry PectOral

for the prompt relief of throat and lung
diseases peculiar to %children. 1 consider
it an absolute cure for all such affections,
and am never without it in the house,"
Mrs. l.. L. Herman, 1877 Mercer ST., Jersey
City, writes: 81 have always found
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral useful in my fam
ily." b. r. johnson, Mt. Savage, Md,
writes: "For the speedy cure of sudden
Colds, and for the relief OF children aflict-
ed with Group, I have never found any
thing equal to Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
1t is the most potent Of all the remedies l
have ever used" w. II. Stickler, Terre
Haute, Ind, writes: "Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral cured my wife of a severe lung
affection, supposed to be Quick Con-
sumption. We now regard the Pectoral
as a household necessity" E. NJ. Breck-
enridge, Brainerd, Mimi, writes: 81
am subject to Bronchitis, and, wherever l
go, am always sure to have u bottle Of
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-12-11
Rescued from Death.

William j. Coughlin, Of SOmerville, Mass,
says: In the fall of 1876 l was taken with
BLEEDING OF LUNGS. followed by a severe
cough. l lost my appetite and flesh, and was
confined to my bed. In 1877 l was admitted to
the Hospital. The doctors said l had a hole in
my lung as big as a half dollar. At Oae time a
report went around that l was dead. Igave up
hope. but a friend told me OF DIR. WILLIAM
HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS. Igot
a bottle, when, to my surprise, l commenced to
feel better, and to-day l feel better than for
three years.
For sale by all druggists.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-12-11
Marriage at
tbe oown,ar.iaI Herald

JACKSON. Dec. 9.-Henry V. Wall,
I Meridian, and Miss Lizzie R. Pierce,
were married tonight IN the Episcopal
fhurch, by the Rev. VIM. Short. The
church was decorated In the most
tasty. artistic manner and was filed to
OVERLOOKING with friends of the happy
couple. They leave tonight for Me
ridian, their future home.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-12-11

THE heavy rains of Tuesday night
did much damage at various points
throughout the city. The brick wall
in front Of Joseph Joseph's junk shop
on Leyee street, near Clay, gave way
and turned q stream of water down
through the house. doing much dam.
age. The new streets were also badly
washed, and the tin cornice on the
new Baum buildings was slightly
shaken up.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-12-11
Mvatarlous HangIng.

WELLINGTON, KAs., Dec. ga man
named Frank Noyes was enticed from
his home in Caldwell, this county,
Monday night, and in the morning
his body was found hanging to a beam
across the high gateway near the stock
yards. The cause of the murder is
not known, but some think it was done
by parties with whom Noyes was as.
ISOLATED in some crime, for fear of his
turning States evidence. The coroner
is investigating,
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-12-11

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