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Morris tribune., 1886-10-27

LEAvENwoRrH, Kan, Oct. 25.-One Of the
most fendish outrages ever perpetrated here
was committed Friday night by SIas Laferty,
who, after knocking down his wife and beat
ing her until she was unconscious, poured
half gallon of coal oil over her cloth
ing, set it on fire, and then left her in that
awful condition. Richard Williams saw the
blaze through the window, and ran to her
rescue, but when the flames were extinguished
every thread Of clothing was burned from
her body, while the unfortunate woman was
burned to crisp from head to foot. The in
famous husband can not be found, having
absconded. The woman can not live.
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27
Hazeltins Not entity.

STEVENS POINT, Wis, Oct 2J.-W. Hazel
tine, who shot Morse for Grim inal intimacy
with Mrs. Hazeltine is free The arguments
of counsel were completed Friday afternoon,
and at night Judge Webb delivered his
charge to the jury. After a short consulta-
ton it returned a verdict of not guilty. 1t
was received with deafening cheers, which
the court was unable to suppress.
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27
Girls Strike Against . Foreman.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Thomas Lee, fore
man employed in hair factory in Brooklyn,
was arrested Friday on warrant charging
him with indecent and outrageous conduct.
The complaint is made by a number Of
young girls who were formerly employed In
the factory. The girls declare they were
subjected to many insults and indignities,
and finally went on strike, not for an in
crease Of pay, but for the discharge Of the
offensive foreman
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27

WASHINGTON, CITY, Oct. 25.-Mr. A. K.
Cutting, the Texas editor who was recently
imprisoned in Mexican jail for alleged libel.
has doubtless carried out his expressed in
tention of seeking monetary redress. The
state department, it is understood, has re-
ceived from him bill for $4,000 damages
against the Mexican government, together
with statement of his side of the case.
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27
Gen. and Mrs. Logan at Quincy, Ill.

QUINCY, ILL.,, Oct. 23.-Gen. and Mrs. Lo-
gan arrived here at noon Friday and will re-
main in Quincy until Sunday night, the
guests of Col Distin. Friday evening q re-
ception was rendered to the general at the
fremont house. He was escorted to the ho-
tel by the Grand Army Of the Republic, the
veterans first paying their respects, after
which large number Of prominet citizen
and their ladies greeted the general and his
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27
AVIATION AVIATION Soldiers Score q victory.
The Inman Steamship Line.

LIVE RPooL, Oct 25.-The business OF the
Inman Steamship company viii, after Tues
day, Oct. &C. be transacted by a new organ
ization to be known as the Inman &c Inter-
national Steamship company. The Liverpool
agents Of the new company are Richardson,
Spence & Co., and the New York agents
Peter Wright & Sons. Improved and speed
Ter vessels win be added to the service at
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27

election officer who was intoxicated while on
duty at the registration place in his precinct,
was Saturday sent to Jail for fifty days by
Judge Prendergast for contempt OF court
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27
Bob Ingersoll's Health.

BosToN, Oct 2!.-Saturday's Herald says.
The friends of C oil. Robert g. Ingerson viii
be;glad to learn that there is no further ru-
mors concerning his ill-health. He tele-
graphs friend in this city as follows: "No
truth in the report. am getting along first
rate and will be perfectly well in a few
daysH
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27
Ste Sttft.

Of the Louisville and Jssrsonvilis Ferry Co., Mn.
DoRsKxs Who lives on Wall &C.. Jeflegsonyilis,
Ind, snfsred severely from NeurAlRia In che face.
and wss quickly cured by AxHzoRHoaos
Many ladies' suffer from headaches which ara
Of neuralgic origin. In such cases Ati,lophoroa
Is inyauable. as II win quickly remove the cause
Thousands are enduring untold agony from
neuralgia who might find instant relief by using
ATH0PhOR0 nos s s %ss' 20 o' uss Il nss 90
1t is absolutely cate and It never fails to drive
neuralgia away. Neuralgia and rheumatism are
twin diseases. Athlophoros cures both. Hun
dreds OF people have tried itand now warmly
recommend 1t. Send for names OF parties in your
own State who have been cured by Il II you have
any doubt as to its merit.
Ask your druggist for Atliioplsoros. II you
cannotget ttof him we will send 1t express paid on
receipt OF regular price-ei 90 per bottle. We
prefer that you buy 1t from your druggist. but II
he hasn't 1t do not be persuaded to try something
else but orderiat once fromus as directed.
AThl0PH0R0S CO., ~ WALL ST., NEW Y0Rk.
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27
London workingmen Want Relief.

LONDON, Oct 25.-The Democratic fedora
tion has sent letters to Lord Randolph
Churchill and Lord Salisbury asking them
to effect the passage of a resolution for the
relief of the distress among poor working
mon. Various meetings of Social Democrats
Friday were attended by 100, 600 workmen.
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27
Disappeared a year AGO.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 25.-A slzele-
ton was found Friday in the woods near here.
It is supposed to be that Of William Snyder,
who wandered away from his home in Riche
land year ago while deranged and probably
persisted in the storm. 3
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27
The Judgment Reversed.

ELM1RA, N. Y, Dot. o. After deliberat-
ing twenty-four hours ths Judicial commits
sion, in the case of the appeal Of the Sixth
Presbyterian church Of Albany from the
Judgment of the Albany Presbysery, rpversed
the Judgment.
Salvation Soldiers Score Victory.
TORONTO, Can, Oct. 25.-Chief Justice
Wilson has quashed the conviction Of George
Martin, a Salvation Army soldier, who was
Jailed for ten days by judge in Lakefeld,
Can, for beating atambourine on the streets
on Sunday contrary to municipal law
Justice Wilson held that it was not shown In
the evidence against Martin that he yves not
beating the tambourine for the spiritual
good of the inhabitants.
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27
Hats Of the Great.

The hat size Of Mr.. Gladstone is ~,
Lord J. Russell, ~: John Bright, ~;
Lord .Selborne, m; the Prince Of Wales,
=. The Scotch head is larger than the
English. News.
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27
Suicide of a Government Clerk.

9 w AsHINGToN CRY, Oct. 25.-k. w.
Aston, of Georgia, aged %, a clerk in the
sixth auditors Office, treasury department,
shot himself in the head in the basement OF
his Office Saturday morning. He died in
stantly. No cause is known why he should
have committed the rash act.
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27
the CHAMPIONS.

The Worlds Base Ball Chsmpionship
Won by the St. Louis Browns.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. s5.-The St. Louis
Browns won the game OF ball Saturday by
score Of 4 to 5. which makes them the
champion base ball club of the world.
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27
a statue to Cen. nIeagher.

DUBLIN; Oct. pa q meeting OF. citizens
Of Wa terford, presided over by the mayor OF
chat city Friday, it was resolved 70 erect
statue to the memory ef the late Gen.
Thomas Meaghsr.
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27

WASHINGTON CRY, Oct 25-The resignar
ton Of Hon. 8. s. Cox, as minister to Tur-
key, Is said to have been received by the SEQ
rotary OF state Friday.
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27

1CLEDOs OCb. 20.
Wheat-Qniet and higher: cash, 7es<c, No
vember, TSAc; December, sbs6'; May. s7ssc.
Corn-Ouict and straA,; cash and October,
S7I<c; May, &l,fc. Cats-Seg eeted. Glover
soed-Active; c~sh, sa.%,: December SA.621S;
January, san
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27
Milwaukee,

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 70.
Wheat-Irr-gular; cash, 74c: November,
73Ac; De- embcr. '55sc. torn--Firm; No. 2,
35c. Oats-steady; No. 2 2511c. Rye-Dull:
No. !, Sic. Barlcy-Lowe:; No. =. bA4c.
TOleslo.
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27

Aetna Insurance Co.
Commercial Union AS
SuranCe Co.
Home Insurance Co.
Merchants Insurance Co
National Insurance Co.
Phoenix Insurance Co.
Phoenix Assurance Co.
st. Paul Fire Il Marine
Insurance Co.
State Insurance Co.
Northwestern ms. Co.
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27

Sent to Jail for Fifty Days.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-John T. Mullen, the
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27
JULIA WARD HOWE HoNoREp.

The Association for the Advancement Of
Women Elect Her President.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 25.-The closing
session of the National Association for the
Advancement of Women was held Friday.
Encouraging reports by the vice presidents
Of the various states were read, stating prog
ress of the good work The following oficera
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27

ST. LOUIS, Oct. %.
Wheat-Very strong; No. 2 red cash, 1870
&c; November, 769sc bid; December, 7s,10
7s$sc; May, S7I4c. Corn-Strung; No. mixed
cash, S3c bid: November, $3.50; December,
34zsc: May, 3a4c. Oats-Firm; No. mixed
cash. 25]Sc; November, ID u as,eI4c; December,
s6,ac: May, 3o5xc. Rye-Firm; 4SNc. Whisky
-Sl1a Pork-Steady; Ss31Is l4ard-Ftrm:
NE
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27
THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO, Oct. e.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.
On the board Of trade to-day quotations in
xr ain and provisions were as follows Wheat
No. October opened 741sc, closed 70hc;
November, opened 74ISc, closed 751sc; Dccem-
Der, opened and closed, TIC. COrn-No. Oc-
tober, closed 35c; November, opened and closed
asASc; December. closed c61sc. Oats-NO. Q
October, closed 25ISc. November, opened 25asc,
closed 261Sc. Pork-October, closed $3.50; No
vember, opened $s.85, closed Ss.921z; January.
opened $972I&, closed $9.77@. Lard-october,
closed $5.72x.
Live Stock-The following prices were re-
ceived from the Union stock yards to-day;
Hogs-Market opened active and firm, with
prices a trifie higher, but later it became dull
and weak. with prices easier; PACKERS bought
slowly light grades, $36004.l5; rough pack
ing, AS35OQG3.75; heavy packing and shipping
s3.4Od5.25. buthers $l.jO12.9O. Sheep-Steady;
common, S2.OO12 70; good, $3O004.OO.
Produce: Butter-Best creamery, 25026c
per lb; good dairy, l61elsc; packing, sISGloc;
Eggs-Strictly fresh, 161aGl7c per doz. Poul-
try-Chickens, 6Q61sc per Ii; ducks, S9Sc;
turkeys, 111@Sc; geece, S7Oc@7.5o per doz.
Potatoes-Early Rose and Beauty Of Hebron,
4514Sc per bu. on track; Burbanks, +3D44c.
New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. %.
Wheat-No. l red state, Sage; No. red win
ter, November, Sic bid, do December, S712c;
Corn-No. mixed November, Acc; do De-
cember, 4714c. Oats-No. l white state, SIC;
No. mixed December, &33ac. Rye-Dull and
without change. Barley-Nominal. Pork
Dull; new mess, $1,000 1879. Lard-$605- DC
tober; S5.03 November
Morris tribune., 1886-10-27

w. NJ. ROMINE, Local Agent.
C. n. WARREN.
GenY Pass. Agent, st. Paul.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-24

CaC4ro. 1lue IA sort of vet blanket was
Has -af.Nu over lle a,leai 90 ai the opening lu
tle SHAPE Uf private cable. H ulcl reported wheat
Heas ald depressed Hlll large shipments OF
iul al heat. leaFy stock. depressing values
ANA .oEer prices looaed Tor. These tnlags opened
llal, ll4. Aetal at, buying ad -ncel lp ~ -
bll Iti.-l l9 .lay there auy great length of time
though sire-.FarI recovering beyond the lormer
prizes. lle close ul tlr morning session IS as
slea.iE Frlces reilg substantially tle same a.
where fley 0peled. Nor much sold az sl5 - the
decline ram thar point t1 a. 81 lc being quite
regular sl.ier heavy offerings The export talk
W a. couluel o. about twenty loads, taken az New
lurk yesterday ala seven OF eight up 90 noon.
.hal in --li1- Pork advanced Joe lard and uus
showing proportional improvement The de
lu.tli came principally nom local traders many Of
ahou were disposed to cover lu q litle short
-ulI toru Has stronger hut exhibited little liies
trading being mostly of a scalpllg nature within
s.-tl range. Receipts were liberal and ship
llrlfa good.
Afternoon ses-iou-At 2 O. clock the market was
about ar the O'clock close. but weakened steadl-
81. losing -c iu tle lleen minute. The taxing
ot seventeen o.at loads Tor export had no effect
iu holding gp values TIE closing prices We're
leal-t .a-ed dun aut weak u -c june, s5i Ia
iay ESQ 'se august IS se september,
Corl-Lovcr isc June. sc July s5' Sc bid
August. ,o 81 ia september
Olt---.eaiy -ia g. june. = - July, Z5g-bi ,c
Furz-N Neaker On s1eo 9-'a June. s. .59
luly. 81 o-is August, 81 l7-a September.
Lart-A shade easier. - l-.. June. 80 - bid
july s. Iu nll August, O. 3sts uld september
snort rt--ttsier @ lN june, - I'D July, : 13
Arglsr. 81 september.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-24

The same committee reported back the
claim of Eber Rice of 81 65 and recon-
mended that ne have leave to withdraw the
same as it is proper charge against the
State instead of the county.
on motion Of Mr. Gould, the report was
accepted and the recommendation Of the
committee concurred in.
The special order of the day being reached,
viz. the consideration of the report of the
Committee on Public Buildings relative TO
the reconstruction Of the county Jail, after
some discussion the matter was. on motion
OF Mr. Walker, referred back to the COM
mittee with instructions TO examine into
the propriety of making changes asked for
and the probable cost thereof, and report to
the Board at the present session.
Supervisor Payne having been called
home on account of urgent business. on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Gould was excused for the day
Supervisors Mitchell and Shoemaker were
excused from attendance for the day on mo-
tion of Messrs Walker and Rich respective
ly.
on motion of Mr. Wilson the Board ad-
iourned until tomorrow at o'clock a. IN.
r. b. LOOMS, Chairman.
CoBVELUs L. HARVEY, C.erk.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-24

NaH fosE June -3-Fi0ur closed duh az
a slight decline Cor some grades. fine = Cv92 ~.
.uperale. S. lln3 lo. Ohio extra, 81 l5Q3 uo,
81 Loui, extra g. lla5 0o. southern -four closed
glat tuf steady. common % choice extra, S. loo
b eH
Wheat Options were moderately active, but
prices Were Irregular. The changes were con-
aued ri.ail narrow range and The marked closed
ill and without material change. spot lots
closed barely steady aut unchanged. spot sales
of $50. d Fed. STATE at .sH1y-c. 40. / white DO,
10 - c ungraded spring at - &C.. No. Chicago
at So e. -n-rlded winter red at lsesic and No.
B. aarl az &C.. 80. red winter, July, o15sc.
U1 August, -ae 50 r.. 90 september. ol1ac bid
furn-OptIons were only slightly traded m.
ulie the changes were sight Inc close was
iul and Steady. -pU- lots closed dull ana with
ulr change spot sales 0f uugrtded mixed, iu ~
f-C Hua .lr for tIEh mixed. nearly yellow NO
mixed ll.T. So q old. DO August Y-c bid,
dn september 4,t u.1
Nsr-- Ouftaus were lrm and closed 40 about
yesterday prices. spot bots closed nrm aua "A
shade aitaer tir some grades. spot sales OBJ no. /
Walre -taIe 4-ffac. and 40. ? DO, atc, No.
mixed. August. 80 e. bids DO september. sic.
RFe-ll.. western. 56 e5sc; state 61g65C.
Barley Nocn iual
Porx-oul new mess $40 ocGl0 -.
La-l-f loset frm but qniet S. - cash g. 35G
Il.T. g. 81 4 Al. August.
HsIfrer-Dul. state. lf0l-c, Western, l01lola ac.
-ugar-flrn. hgt without material change fair
f1 rleI refining & fs-lt0f li-I6c.
klgs-fiuU state iac. Western and Canada,
i-fi-s
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-24

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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-24

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All Goods Carefully Packed and sent To
any Address
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-24

You viii notice how quickly a thoroughly
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The limitations are without merit. a. they
are gotten up hv INSCRIPTIONS parties
Beware of limitations Of Dr. Jones Red
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cosfivsness. hsd breath. piles. pimples ssue
and ms'ariF diseases, poor appetite i0w
spirits heaisthe. ~ q seases Of The kidneys.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-24
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.


TUESDAY,, June -. l,>6.
Tie Beard of Supervisors met pursuant
to adjounment aud MAS called % order by
the Chairman. Roll called Quorum pres
eut The minutes Of yesterday proceed
ings were read and approved.
petition from John T. Holmes, Judge
Of the Police Court of Grand Rapids ask
ing the Board 10 make provision for the
payment OF a salary 10 the deputy clerk OF
that court. was read, and on motion Of Mr..
Wilson referred 10 the Committee on Fl
nance
The Committee on Claims made the fol-
lowing report, and on motion of Mr.. Wilson
the same was accepted and the accounts
allowed a. recommended by the Committee.
a majority Of the members-elect voting
therefor.
To the Honorable Board Of supervisors Of Kent
Dounty
Your Committee on Claims have ex-
amined the following claims against the
County and recommend their allowance, as
follows
Amount Amount
claimed. allowed.
Wr, q .an,9ar- iuSffca bin : lg- - - ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-24
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Atlantic Monthly.

The first two chapters of William Hen
nv Bishops new serial Tho Golden Jus
tee" appear in the ATLANTIC for May.
Charles Eghcrt Cradduck's in>tallmeut Of
In the Clouds i in her best manner
and i one of the strongest and most
thrilling pieces of work which have yet
come from this remarkable writer
Henry James continues his Princess Cas-
amas>ima" in characteristic >tNlr. trans
por.in his hero To Paris. of which he
gives >omc interesting Incidental dc>cript-
ions. The fiction of the number j. com
plctcd by tender little sketch of New
England life Marsh Rosemary lay
Sarah ornc .lcwctt. Mr. John fi>kr con-
tinur> his papers ON American History by
one treating of The Weakness of the
American Government under the Articles
of Confederation. MIR, F. + Evans has
an Instructive paper on The Aryan
Homestead Mr. W. J. Stillman con.
tributes Memories of London" Mr.
Maurace Thompson has an article OF
Bird Song" and there are five eNccllout
poems. one of which is by W. W. Story
Criticisms of the new life of Long
fellow" and of >omc recent books %
travel and other volumes, with the Con
lrihutor> club and Books of the Month
complete a number altogether admirable
Noughton, Mitiiin \ Go. Boston.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-04-28
He W a S C aught

story i told about uue If Nashville
bankers. The prrpcirator of The iahe
was onrc active IN financial matters. H.
Is noi a. wealthy however. IL ~ u>-d u
10, and finding himself in immediate
need al >n1nc casli tha other day. i.c With
ed into liz former banker, oiiee. After
declining all invitation to be seated. b.
said You Remember IN former lilue~
my piper was worth par. coald IA t.
any amount uced"d h4 the simple proee,-
OF aiiiNiu2 my name - II uote You VIE
Kind aud courteous to me then II Mas
good morning, Mr. --- But times Adsr
changed am hard np NOW, bn haGe
a scheme on foot by whjrh can retrieve
my lost fortune il ! can Iai>e the equi>ite
amount. The Investment j. ~aie, tArrr
being no risk Whatever. | Want Aou -
let me havc Sln.oou.
The banker looked steadily ouf of liz
window for Il fcW minutes. rgbbcd his
hands and said lie Vas really sorry nat
il would be impossible to- lrt the gentle
man have the sum mentioned The NoH5i-
hc borrower, not the lca-l aha-lrd by The
refusal. said: Well. ! mi4lf maxi, AMT
with S5uuu for the present
The banker again declined To nlaacc
the cash. explaining that money matters
were stringent. The Yi>itorturned Ia -.
and with Il >hrng Of liz shoulders. said
Well. that thu way of the world. /. /
had come and asked You far the loan af
SO Nnn would have refused
Ne. you are mistaken ! wouid hafr
let Yon have it.
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Ike IT,.
With nm 'lmn->old' mill Tire banker
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IrG>psG >WHf I#i,.0

Wis ire>ru'el nAnl. E,ra Com
cord Nmt} Ee~r Nprrid-e Wols
W. prr9a'.d Ama> RIM Athens
Administration granted ,>,ate.of ezra
b NJ taIru.a lHdra + la'A. Ner-
Ger: Josiah J. NInSrr>au. Brighton.
Guardians appointed estate II Var
rru L. Noadmau. NhoNh,-au Martha
Thompson. ru>hclt, Elarul-a G1Wer.
SHOW ar-ans sumner tua'm,r> pr'fat.
Nt,rt \ Barr.., = Alhau>
License t. >e.l rral estate asked far
estate If tols Ha horn. l#n>trld.
Warren rarhmau >koN hc1au lulu L.
pa,i>. = Alhau>: Brice MgLaugAliu.
stalks Genr.c clifford HarfBu5; SglH-
van l.elhrop i Alhan> Hcipu \ SpaaiJ-
u-. Madison: Edwin sampson. l,Nsn--
tou ln>tu> llcr>,l. Ripley.
License Ia sci real estate granted 49,
tate Of William Z. Atkinson. Dakota
License Ia all personal estate asked f'r
estate of Rric, Mclaughlin Ntark>
account filed estate ut Brt>c} perhu>
Athens Bruj I. rMAmau. Palmyra
Nc>ta G.. Thomas farmiuGton Ia
bath Whiting, farmiu-t1u. Mai taaU-
rich. ,lr. Cauaau NH>t.u /. Pane. An
son " iliiam l,nrtt Fairfield. l.odoi>-
kia Williams. Mercer.
accounts settled estate of Jeremiah
". Goodr.l-r, cauaan Jamp> I Hall
Athens Namur, Hanson Ripley Fred \
Jordan = AlhaH~: Charles T. Mckech
mic - Alhau>. Eill acth q. Nckcrhuic
RIPLEY. StNall g. Prescott, Ilarl.and
Mary ru1h. Madison: Edwin sampson
lexington. Eii4u NteYrn> .lr. Smithtvld
AdoiiA \ Bates Stark> asks tu he rr
leased from guardianship