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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-25

Or
Shawls

Don't fail 10 see our stock. We
have . large line Of New Markets in
eli the leading styles, also : nice
assortment Of Wraps and Jackets.
These goods were bought at . low
figure. and We offer them at price
which cannot fail to please. With
correct styles and low prices, we
shall endeavor to merit your patron
sge in this line. II in need Of any
thing in Gloves and Mittens, don't
forget that We have everything from
the finest Kid to The heaviest Buck
goods.
A full line Of Germantown, Star
light, Ssxony sAd' Knitting Yarns.
In Comfortables and Bed Blankets
We Offer some frst-class bargains.
Our Boot and Shoe Department d
fall Of excellent bargains in Ladies,
Gents, Misses and Childrcn's Shoes,
We aim to keep line Of good
reliable goods which. can be safely
recommended, and in this way we
keep Z customer whom once gained.
Hsts and CAPS in approved styles and
way down prices. Robes and
Blankets by the cord, and oil 1t :
price which will spesk volumes II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-25


Writing from Charleston. b. q, under
date ~ 18th inst, = private correspondent
says. 1.-THE town has . sipgularly unfin-
isAed app, srsuce The chief streets on
which thu horse cars run are 10 tolersble
condition. 20 the cars ply regularly. All
the other streets appear ~ II the paving
Lsd been 20 disturbed vs. 10 entirely block
traffic stones and bricks are removed 10
one side and heaps Of sand are lett.
Scarcely house remains without show
ing Tho effects Of the earthquake; very
many are still shored up outside With
timber. aud many appear to be waiting
until tue vorkmen ind time 10 take them
10 hand. A great dronih prevails in
Charleston aud throughout this section.
There bar Lsen no rain here for practical
use Tor several months This renders the
situation still more deplorable. Bat there
is commendsble public spirit which Is
doing the bes, possible under depressing
circumstances
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-25

The incressins prosperity Of The Natios-
q Lifs Insursoce Conpsny Of Mostpslisr
will IL pleasing Intelligence 70 Tie people
Who take pride ia Vermont The bssi-
nsss o. tbs coupsny zach year Confines
70 surpass 10 volume the trarsaetioas a.
previous yssss. and the businsss los ~
dns tsn mouths u this ysas has exceeded
the business q corresponding noaths o.
say previous ysas. The following scn-
pssisoas ~ nsds bssvssa The conpssyis
business Of Ne drss tn noaths q i06s
md lS6S; DsrisG shs hns ~ nosshs ~
W present year, ths company Asd vrie-
~ 2.sl4 pclieies. isssriss u. 6s7 .S00 Il
LESS. shs. ssabss - 1,eoo
'asariss eS,7sA &c. showing gaia u ~
policies and oeoa. $50 10 issusspca Dur
Ing The sAns period IL 1855. The isoons
iron prsoisns aad istsrss - o73s. 7ok-
6s: 10 issS e631. s2s q. which shows =
iacssass of ~. s5eeS The company ~
II 3sl policies 10 ioscs 0sk 81, 1855 -
surise or. 3ol. 5oL TIE Isdess eenets
OF 80 ssrs es.6oo. lll.06 hsviae H.
csssSsd ess3. 7SS55 siscs tbs 6ssisslse
y The yess Ttis IL : most ssassksbls
Incseass. The death lassss ed nstsssd
ssdosessts paid - IT, his yer assrs-
ssAs ei6I.s7s. which isdisaAss ~ = Ics|
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-25

ra~~ Very abrasive s~st hoohs a. M
suh5~s hsss bsss psvs~rsd i~ - =
srscIsn 10 he pisssy d~passsssss ~
tho Lao slii desllis~ sseo@pliSA nsSh
good The hisA iisssss isv ~ ~ hsvs
any sssenesh IN lhs Hcsss. ssssivisg bat
"a soses W 1853 seaisss n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-25


TIT Hssiasd Hsra'd iAhss The sssatsg "a
81 Fsccics asd Wssa RnslAsd - ssesiisss
spirit hsaJ well. " asrss That y y
conld rot b. prsve6ssd. ths sooner ~
aGony y ovss tbs bstass Tor Ga eososspsd.
We have LITTLE hSert nd u vcsld ssrvs
no psscsicsi good tcicok hsck I'D rsgrss
Thai earlier ossssiEAtica ssd noss oosesa.
tsst&d snd syst1wstic efforts vsss sce
made 10 foil one Of ths best MANAGED
schemes ever coodaclsd 10 ssec<ss 10 Var
most Good york has ben done but Il
began too late.
There u reason 70 hsliSss that one CON /.
siderstioa weighed heavily With The nsm-
bsrs. shout vhich very little hss been aid.
This ~ ths voskicgmsn's movemsst.
The fscs that secrss osgsaization had
acquired control Of The largest eovu 10 ths
State alarmed great many msnbsss Tor
The security sod value Of property. ssd
they thought i would b. kindness "a
Rutland To relieve Il from tho liability Of
sscessivs tsrstion 10. support strike OF
10 carry out Henry 0sorsss's theory TOT
the dstribution Of property. Il cassct
be learned that this srgnmspt vss ussd By
the promoters Of tbs bills, bus ths rsnsrks
Of NJ Stanton o. Rosbsry sboss shs irre'
sponsibilisy OF many q many Of tho voters
10 The proposed new towns shows What
ideas people 81 distance bavs formed
about the men, who. u must 10 confessed.
did not exercise the ~isess discrimination
10 selecting many Of tbs justices Of the
peace, and Who, ~ making political move
msnss 10 TIE dafk, naturally invite suspi-
eion tbat sometime and In somsvsy they
are liable 70 DO something dangerous. The
nsnbers. however. ought to have sskes
MI hogans gsnuemsnIy conduct and the
assurance o. sl' huslAnds defenders y
proof that here no such lear pTsvaiIs.
II ms Iifsie 100 early 70 tske % account
OF stock and see what We have ieit but
we ssill have the largest town 10 the Slate
and one which before many yesn VIII ont.
strip the largest CITY II our people 90 not
despair under defeat Tho best judges
express 81 opinion that the creation Of
these new political divisions viii mot hurt
our trade and may help u ~ squirting our
merchants to geeater exertions Some
think that because We have been obliged
IN argument % make tho most OF the
apprehension that the value Of real estats
will be injured by division, such will be
tho enect and that u will deter people
from coming here 70 invest But othen
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-25
STATE NEWS.

length. was taken away by the high water
Thursday.
Al the fair recently held 10 Burlington
eS76O.73 wss realized BY the 81. Jossph's
congregation, 10 b. devoted 70 finish their
new church.
Antoine Moore Of Montpelier fell dows
while walking scross the house Thursday
and broke bis right thigh bone. 10 "
over 90 Year, old.
George Conklin. the lion tame. Gays b.
will have nothing to do With the cross
eyed animals. NOR uss any other remedy
for csughs and cslds but Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. n
A man named Cutler. q work on The
granite quarries barn 10 Montpelier, sas
blown to fragments Saturday night BY
the explosion Of some powder hs va hand.
ling.
Ths Oldest living ex-msmber Of the
ver@ont Legislature 10 Judge Hollsnbsck
Of Burlipston. Judge HolIenbsck IL con.
sidsrably over 90 years Of sss and has|
been confined 10 bic room for several
years.
Health Of woman is tho hope Of the
racs. Lydia Z. Pinkbam's Vegetable
Compound il 70 BE- had u the nearest
drur store for dollar.
The James i LAmson Machins COMPANY
Of Windsor have nearly nllsd 40 order for
machinery for the French sovssnnsat.
snd will soon begin upon 90 order Tor shs
English Government
Lient. Walter A. Phillips. late Of The
Third Vermont battery. u contributing )
series Q, war sketches 70 tho Chicago Led.
ger and 10 the ComrsLe. Grand Army
paper.
Any lady can obtain MsA Lydia 2.
Piukoa,n's pamphlets .'Guids 70 Hsslsh.
BY ssndilg stamp 10 Lynn. Mass,. also .
Photograph II Mrs.. Pinkhass.
The Grand Army Post q North Troy
has .lssiLea 4, build their hall on land
bousat Of Will,sm Buggy on Main street,
II = i'll bs 2lxlO fse,. With basement and
one aud hsli story Work will be COM
msnce Immediately.
Al : special town mssting q St. johns
bury last Wednesday It VA voted 70 rsiss
rs cents on tbs dollar 70 pay tbs 5000
Indebtedness, interest. torn expenses.
state. school and county tax. The town
owes Sll0. 900. al 10 I I'D ~ pr cent.
bonds. the lest Of which srs payable IN
1910.
Drink. pretty creature. drink. !" l,tsls
q time and you will Es(itvs your eold.
ed ses rack yosS ehGt ~ lungs leI
pieces. sad kssp every body ~ h : slale
d asitssioa. Yes surely osgAs = spsad : |
quarter ies bossls q Dr. Dslls CossA |
Syrup.
Edward Ssew, benksnaa q ~ ~
Albsss freight trais. nassovly sseapsd H. |
stast dsash u ~ Rstlasd dspet ysrl
nossiss He ~ % ~ q 81
~ vhieh w. vst asd b clipped = w.
tssia ssdAsaly s1astsd. lAllisg assus ~ |
raik bstvesa tuo u ~ easA Ioetaaa1s-
y ~ trais 81 ''slnllsd" and belose \ |
ltas>sd seaia SailsooA - nanel Welsh |
who vas neas psIlod 6oow ~ lboo ~
-~~s1~n~ sfkoakin~ ~.a.~~.s<,~~,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-25

ssssssl ysssA - ~ snHis IN - snailss
~ = ~ = ~ ssapnnias = ~ -
ed - ~ 1ivSasnas = ~ soaeaay
this ysss ~ - - -. = - pa1isi-
psan6 H. : ps1isiA tn sssssd - ;
vsruosa issslaslios b .sss ssoossds-
~ 60 Tbsss , - sasssess ssapasy
10 tAs eossssy. ~ cor Msaspsliss fstssds
sss 70 b soaessssislsA - ~sasyw.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-25

Ths ueyefaes hss sppcsussd ~. Gov,
plngrex. 81 Hartford. 7, g. Flsschss. o.
W iohssbsry. and hssry l. Clssk. Of
rasssr;Da. members II shs IAiirosd Com
misslos. G. ". Bfcunsll. sscsstAsy u ths
g-.ss. all probably b. made clerk u ths
commission. The Rev. 0sosss ". Psrry,
q isasisua. b. besa sppoisied Bssis
DcsI9gisi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-25

8hs mias II he ksisissar closed
wsslnssasg amnsng q 7 O'Clock. No
pusk xas ScAs alter shnss o'clock Asd
sauss 81 lbs snembes ssh 60 ths mortiss
snans Tbs ei~s a thx sssssos -
unmraily lissly and ; large snoans q
fsssnolt wm irsnsActSd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-25

Es.Prssidsss Chsssss 4 ArsAsr Aid =
biz hose u Nss Yosk eiiy Thsrsdsy a
let usst. Hi ssddss dssah soos =
shock 10 NJ sosstsy. - HI departure
will h nosssed sisosssly b ~ vhols
psopls he - boss q Fsis6sll. FnaA'
liz coasty. W o. 81. 1850. md - >
sos Of Rsv. Dr.. VILLAS Arthur. vho 90
: srsdssss u Bslissl eollsgs. Isslasd. >
Bspsiss clergy man of sons soaA
President Arshss graduated 4 Uaios
eoiisss. Nsw Yost. 10 lels. - shsstly
alter satsssd W. Isw ollss II X D. Cal
vss q Nsv York he ~ adnilIsd y
Ne bar 10 lS52, asd soos aisssvasd iosn-
- : psrtsssship vith Jsdes Calvss.
About shis time " masrssd . daaehtss 81
Lieut. Hsssdon. Of The D 3 ssvy. Ma
Arthur died 10 Jassary. 1850. lssviag tse
children. zoo end dsushtsr. ~ TIE
outbsesk d ths var Gov. Nosgas appoist
"a Mr. Arthur sssiasss.in. ohisi o. ~
stad. and LATER quarter nasasr esssssl.
where b did valuable ssrvica
Ia 1871 - - sppointsd collector II
III post u Nsv York by 0snsral 0saaA
and ioss ysass later b ~ sssoniaassd.
In 1850 b W. nonisslsd ior The viss
prssideeey o. ths tickss with 0arAsld.
and when the sasasisalioe 81 Prssidsat
Garfield Ocoured NJ. Aythny oana N H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-25

Another sensational chspter 10 the New
York Broadway bribery case vAs furnish
ed by the appearance u ex Aldermen Full.
graf and Duffy on the sitnesa stand in the
trial OF s1-AldrImsn McQusde ON Friday.
These two msn supplemented the state
nlents VI ex Alderman Waite. and made =
full confession 81 tbs facts connected With
the acceptance OF biibes by themselves and
othrts 81 the implicated tfiicialA I,
y Hu smsxing and shameful story. Appli.
cAnts Tor RAILROAD franchises vers pumsr-
on, Ia 1884, aad most Of them were willing
to pay ihr aldermen haudsomely i0r the
privilege sought The bait Vas tempting.
and the trrnpss.l f~il. A combination ia
cluiins thirteen sliermen, or . majority
Of The board. vas formed. regularly orsas.
ized ~ish = chairman 10 preside q The
meetings which we're frequently held. aud
"bus'ne~s transactions relating n The
accepts, c- ofpr"flrred bribes were consid.
cred ~ cody aod calmly - though there
were no such things a. truth aud honor IN
the world. The franchises we're carsfalIy
reviewed 10 order TO ascertain which
promised the most satisfactory inducs-
msnts. add when II was decided 70 accept
the Broadway offer Of $500. 900. the
amount 70 b apportioosd each member
who should vots Tor the frschiss vs. DELHI
efatsly agreed upon. No moro sicksnipg
taIs Of oficial turpitudc has aver bssn nm
folded before startled eommusity. Ths
facts are detailed With such precision. and
each witness corroboraiss tbs other % sx-
szactly. that there u no doubs ne ssus
history Of The trcadvay steal has q lsss
been revealed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-25

Sir Blaine dsniss. 10 publishes letter.
Tbs statement Of certain MasaAchusesss
nlngsnmps. that be bad been guilty Of
.sntering ii civil service reform" 10 .
speech recently delivered BY him d Hunt
insion, IA lie declares that % The con
,fsfy bis attitude toward civil service re-
iorm IL Tho risb, sort il friendly; but be
believes that tbe Kind Of civil service
reform. advocated by the democratic party
i patterned too much after The English
elyil sefsic.. which be ssys has been dete-
,ioraiire for The past 10 years. On The
Whole, Mr.. Blaine appears 10 keep about
eyeo 0iib bis independent critics
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-25

TIE nambsr d Democrats Who sot4d
ssaissi the consideration Of The Aorrisos
lali ass ~. The Washington corsspoo-
dent NJ the Neu York Herald. frss trader.
COASTS up % protection Democrats In ths
nsr, congress i've from The South. ssvss
ifom New York. ssssn from Psnnsyivssia,
sis from other siatss II this calculssion
by M enemy Of protection 10 Trustworthy,
profession viii he relatively stronger 90
The Democratic aida Ia tbs matt houss
,haa Il IL 10 this ono. Ot ecurss u vii b
stronger on The ReppbIicsn side.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-25

rnllnsnAr soyEMBER. -. 1850
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-25
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lEITCnxLLU BELI4ADONnA pLAD4xno.
IA roe pains II tbs brssst. sids - bset, ~
49, - - ss@ssy z e. - 49, 49, - -
npst reliable Bstladopna rlas9W me6e, - 80
tales - estss ssssuty y nsisdcnsA ~ n
~ Druggists, -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12
HUDSON BAY EXPEDITION.
REPORT OF COM GORDON
MAKING IL PLAIN
1hat the Navigation OF This Great
sheet Of water Ii Unsafe and
Hazardous.

HALIFAX, N. s., October 1.-THE
government steamer Alert returned to
Hall ak yesterday afternoon after an
absence OF nearly four months. This
was the final trip OF the Alert to the
Hudson Bay region, all the observing
stations being cismantled, and the OBJ
s.rv r., their int umenls and other
properly broughtto II ilifax. Comman-
der G ordon says: We sailed from Hall
fax on June 24;h and ", mt direct TO
Nschvak stat on. Ga our arrival off
the station The ice was so thick and
neavy that the steamer could not get
into the coast, 80 we pushed on to the
entrance to the Btraights. Thick log
tAen beet us, continuing for three or
four dsys, during which the steamer
became surrounded by ice and drtted
south to a distance ofteventy miles.
WI en- tho weather cleared we worked
TO the eastward out Of the ice pick and
steamed up it's edge to the north
side OF the strait Here q
perfectly Gle r entrance was
found, quite different from the
south side, whore the ice field pre-
vented our o. try into the bsy. No
ice was ere untered until Moth Bluff
was reached, and 10 making from that
point to Dlggs seven or eight days
were occupiej. AT Diggs the Alert
remained two days making repairs
and receiving general overhauliug.
Ga The fourth day the expedition was
continued TO Churchill haibor, on the
west Iside OF Huds IN BY, thst point
b ing reaCht d 1t the end OF July.
Churchill hsrbor was surveyed and
was found to be splendid haTboriDg
place, with not less than four feet OF
water at low spring tide, York fac
tory was reached two days after leav-
ing Churchill. Here reconnaissance
survey YVES made OF the estuary OF the
Nelson river, aud we found tia villain
GUS place. During the stay here a
gale was experienced and the Alert
role d so much that her boa hanging
in their davits would dip water
up out of he sea. The water was go
shoal at such distance from land
that vessel could be only in five
fathoms of watsr and at the came
time land could not be sighted from
her deck. The roadstead affords a
very unsafe anchorage, and the chan
mel oil the river Is narrow and tortu-
ous. Ga returning 10 the strait, an
inner channel apparently afording
mode Of access clesr through the strait
was scovertd, This discovery we
regarded AZ ESPECIALLY important, as
the channel might give ready en-
trance into the bay, while all the rest
Of the strait was blocked with ice.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12
Disnstrous lniIrond Smn,I,up

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, October IL
o. the S uthern Pc tc road, Elk
miles west OF here yesterday, two
freight trains were travelling westward
whenthe locomotive Of heregulor train
oyerhCuled The special, crashing into
the caboose Of the latter. Conductor
Flanders and Brakeman Davis were
in che cab )ose when the accident oo-
CURED. Flanders jumped down an
embankment and is seriously injured.
Daris wcs found sitter the accident
horribly mutla,ed and pinned up
against the freight care, He died
shortly after being extricaled. Baker
and Incl, the engineer and fireman
OF the yegu ar ain, were both badly
hurt. Tue ergiue and dozen cars OF
va'uab'e freight we've wrecked.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12
THE CHICAGO DEFALCATION.
Looking Up the Record of KeeId-
what 1nsuT lance Agents Say.

CHICAGO, LII, October 1.-The
fight OF Nathan M. Neeld is the only
matter talked of in financial circles.
The moe the matter Of the embezzle-
meut is stirred up the more sensational
It hecomes. Mr.. Wheeler, the presi-
dent OF the Continental National Bank,
Gays: $50 far as the liability of the
Board OF Trade is concerned, when it,
makes house regular 1t is generally
considered and acknowledged no liza
bility whatever attaches 10 them. The
foundation of all blsinesB is CONNER
cial integrity, and when th, sc coudi-
tons are violated or disrupted in any
way, "a in the case in point, Individual
losses follow and confidence ia more or
lie shaken. But, happily, these cas-,
are rare" Among the insurance agents
there Ia new phase of Neeld's record,
which is being talked of among them.
just before the removal of tue firm
here there was fire st Indianapolis,
and the insurance companies paid
losses aggregatiDg 100000. The COM
panies paid the lossfs promptly, and
with thst money the finn moved here
After the fire there wfs a little NUT
tering OF tho men concerning the
amount of stock destroye ed. Neeld
presented all the agents with scarf
pins, rep esenurg boys head with
large diamond eyes. Said one agent
This morning: 81 was always ashamed
to wear that pin. | aid the Losses Il
my company honestly, and did not
put anv faith IN the few rumois that
were ahost at Indianapolis, but | am
dead certain that that house had been
cleaned out before ever that fire &C.
cured"
i. d Barnard, the agent who placed
the Insurance. of the firm OF j. @
Ferguson x Co., at indianapolis, de-
MES the statement published, wherein
1t was stated that some insurance
agents were talking now about that
fire in conn seton with their present
troubles. GAS our firm placed that
line Of Insurance." said MIR. Barnard,
81 feel it my duty to correct the inn
preston that has gained ground. The
firm Of j. @. Ferguson & Co, had their
packing house in Indianapolis de-
stroyed by fire in February, 1881,
when It was full Of hog products, and
many terCes wee on the platform
srd in the yard. A committee OF in
surance men was appointed to adjust
the loss, every one of whom will, l
think, say that it WAS an honest less,
and that Mr.. Neeld handled the salvage
in very satisfactory manner, and
sold it to Chicago and Olncinu att
parties at q good round figure"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12

Virginia when he was young, and in
1924 they removed to Florida. He
served in Congress az a delegate from
the Territory Of Florida from l841 TO
lS45 under the name OF Levi. He fell
in love with Miss Wickliffe, OF Ken
lucky, and it is said that one Of the
conditions OF her ergaSement to him
was that hs should have his name
changed. In the convention which
framed the State constitution OF florida
he served under the name Of Yule.
He was elected to the United States
Senate in 1916, aud served until Janu-
ary 81, 1861, when, with other South
ern Senators, he Withdrew. OF the
Southern Senators who withdrew at
the same time the only survivors now
are Jefferson Davis aud r. NJ. L.
Hunter, OF Virginia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12
Lost Their Lives by a fire.

CINCINNATI, O., October l1.-This
morning bstween and 3 o'clock Au-
gust Berker's residence and tailoring
establishment, at No. 81 Moore street,
was discovered to be on fire. Fifteen
minutes were wasted in an attempt to
turn in an alarm, and by the time Of
the arrival Of the department the place
was thoroughly cleared cut. In
searching among the remains two
dead bodies were found. They were
those Of Margaret Ii k, aged 60, and
her daughter, sgtd IS They occupied
10 oms on the third floor and had evi.
IDENTIFY arisen, but had been unable to
force their way out through the Sun oke
and ii NEE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12
Freight BIockode AT pittsburg.

PITTsBURG, Pa, October 1.-the
freight trs fiic TO the west, or the Penn
sylvania, Paohandle, Fort Wa, ne and
Baltimore AMI Ohio roads, has in.
creased 10 such an extent within the
last few days that it has caused a
blockade. The yards are full ot loaded
cars waiting to be moved This the
compaDie' are unable to do, owing to
the scarcity OF locomotives, a con-
diton OF ffiairs which ia almost un.
nrecedented in local railfoad history.
The officials state tbs blockade will BE-
relieved to day.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12
Mrs. Brusinshi's murdcr.

HAzLEToN, PA, October 1.-THE
finding Of the murdered and outraged
body OF Mrs Butiuski in the woods
near Jeddo las, Saturday has caused
great excitement among the people of
that vicinity end q clew to The muir
derer has been discovered. A Hun.
garian named j. o. Zlh|i1, one of tho
victims boardere, has been missing
since the horrible deed was per e.
tTated, and he il suspected of having
murdered the woman, Hlblu was
the only person who could give
information about the whereab u S OF
the woman just before che WAS
missing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12

For THE RRLiRF and cure OF the iu-
hammation and congestion called "a
cold in the head" there ia moro po-
tency in Ely's Cream Balm than in
a ythipg else i. is possible to pre-
scribe. This preparation has for years
past been making a brilliant success as
a remedy for cold in the head, cstarrh
and hay fever. Used in tho initial
S ages of these complaints Cream Balm
prevents any rerious development Of
the symptoms, while almost number
less cases are on record of radical cures
of chronic Calarih and hay fever after
all other mo les of treatment have
proved OF no avail.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12
Jail Delivery.

SAULT STE. MARIE, MIcH,, October
u.--At 6 O'Clock yesterday evening
while the turnkey Of the Chippewa
county Jail was serving supper to the
prisoners, a break for liberty was
made. The prisoners succeeded in
locking up The jail and escaped, in all
Drobability over the border.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12
ADnstnFdIv Deed.

SOUTH BEND, IND, October H.
John Hempstsl "a dissolute farm hand,
lately discba ged from the employ OF
Mrs 0'Neil, returned to the farm to.
day for his clothes. While he was in
the house, Ida 0'Neil, a handsome
girl OF II years, came home from
church. AS she entered the house,
Hemrstall drew a revolver and fred
three Shots, each one OF which took
GGeCt The girl will die Hempstsll
escaped and is now at large, The
supposed motive for the act is that
Miss Ida refused to accept his atten-
tinpu