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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-02-06
The First on Wood River.

The first dinner cooked exclusively
by white men OH Wood River, will be
served at the Merchants Hotel Din
ing Rooms Tomorrow afternoon, at
o'clock. The bill of fare will include
turkey, fruit, and al, the delicscies of
the season. Come early, everybody;
come with your wives and children.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-02-06

Has attained u standard Of excellence which
admits of no superior.
1t contains every improvement that inventive
genius, skill and money can produce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-02-06

Amount apportioned. =. 1907
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-02-06

David Hewitt, of Franklin, Pa, will
hear something to his interest by ad-
dressing James Delaney, Bingham
Canyon, Utah. When last heard from
he was on Wood River, Idaho. Z
JAMES DELANEY.
i23dSw2w*
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-02-06
NEW TODAY.
To the People Of HALEY.

At meeting of the Cinnamon residing in Belle
vue, Ketchum, and HALEY, held in HALEY last
evening, the 9Th instant, ii unanimously re.
solved that the Chinese residing on Wood Rive r
would refuse to ''go' by the irst of May, or any
other date arbitrarily fixed by any party or par
ties.
The Chinese have much property thst they
cannot sell dispose of in any way. which tn sy
pay taxes; they obey the laws of the country, and
pay all taxes the Same as white men; aud they 10
not intend to go until the Government Of the
United States compsls them to.
For the Chinese on Wood River:
SANG YUEN,
TING WO,
SING LEE,
HOP CHUNG,
SAM WING CHUNG,
QUONG WAH CHUNG,
HUNG WAH,
OF HALEY.
WING TUNG wAH,
QUONG LEE,
OF Kctchum.
SING sUEN GEE,
YEE LEE,
SAM SING,
OF Bellevue.
HALEY. I. T., February G, 1886.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-02-06
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS.
Great Reduction Of Prices ut the WOOD
RIVER Meat Market.

100000 pounds of the finest STALL
fed beef cattle ever seen in Haley, at
retail price. '..--- g..
Prime roast beef, % H.. JOG 12t
Fine sirloin steak. ......... 123
Nice round and chuck steaks. 10
Extra fine mutton and pork chops 124
Boiling meats. $50 3
1850 j. w. BURNS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-01

Tar INFANT CI,~S.-Teacher -
Jesse, can Won tell me what j, i that
a at has that no other animal has "
Jesse Fur. Teachvy Wrou.. car
re, what is It Carrie Idou.t know.
ma am. Little Ethel holding NJ her
hand Please, ma Am. know. Teach.
e Well, Ethel. what ! It Eth.
Kittens.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-01
DEMOCRATIC In POLITICS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING ::

$l."0 per inri i"r the first Insertion, and 30
cent i"r every Subsequent insertion. Obit
uarirs, rl.ur.h T. rivals, rt,., over ten lines
in l,n-th viii Ia. charged al the rate Of %
cents per in,h y lihrrll deduction made
: th,.-,. Who ndyrrti-, ~ The year
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-01
rnrrIAR SrrEE,rIrloNs.-It ],

POPULAR SuTEEsTITioSs.-it II
y.ry wise to ,et our faces against 81.
rsrs,itions, bu: who, in bis secret
heart. does not encourage a sAyoTite
one; never me, the person that dill
not.
There are many people who hate to
zee the new u !! over the left sbonl-
der, If they 10, somehow something
always GOES wrong, they declare.
They DO not believe snch things, 4
coarse: but so it il
Another cannot endure 8 stranger
who parts him from a companion with
whom he j. walking in the street; 9TH
err will not raise umbrellas over their
heads in the house, and there are mer
who turn pale If they spill salt.
a dry goods merchant Of great
wealth believed that his fortune would
depart when lie ceased to patroni1r
an old apple woman on = certain col
nrr, and there are many who would
Lear Tor their i've # they lost a Ger
tam triuket OF lewel.
1t is said that the mother OF the
RotLschlls ALWAYS lived in her queer
itte house, in a crooked -treet, to
Keep her sons their luck. Every
.uorniug servants took her to their
rl.ndld nous,- in = srdIn chair, but
u" always slept in the house where
they Were born.
Most people have a special dream
that iorbodes evil. and know many
who declare that it is a fact that one
who boasts Of being 80 very well to-
day, finds himself i'll on the MORROW.
Their" may be some good reason for
this 1t actually happens 50 often.
To stumble NJ stairs i supposed to
postpone 4 wedding. You'll not be
married this year, cries some one
~ start on a journey rnnd turn back
thre" times Is regarded by many as a
warming to remain At home.
Terror sie2,+ brides heart If il
ram Oh her welding Morn, and 10
wa tn" marriage ring for a moment
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-01

ESTERTAINING THE GOVERNOR
Governor Pierce and the other terri
torial officers are making 4 trip in
southern DlkatI. Yesterday morn
ing they Were in WAtertown. They
we're staying a he lea,ling hotel when
a citizen Of that place called 10 see
the Governor. He was shown in aud
said
Governor, see ycp are making e
visit 70 THE part Of the territory"
Yes, sir.
Il s'POse you're having pretty
good time
Yes, ! have enjoyed myself so
far.
Il calculate they Try to entertain
you at al. the different cities yen
visit.
"On, yes, each place has made it
very pleasant for rs.
"Of course, and Watertoyn ain t
going to he ontio.e.
i suppose not, it is very enter
prising town
You bet it Is, Governor. And
I'm going to 10 ny share. too. Now.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-01

sa- Der landlord Of der vessel. he
SAYS dot there WAS big hole in Der
bow II der boat. uui lat vasS-r coined
in. tod HIM to cnt hole IN der
shtern and let tie vs~~,r - out.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-01

GENIAL Lee FoREsIpHT.-t n
like the vast majority of his Southern
country Lee had a very clear idea OF
the tremendous odds against which
the South would have to contend, and
was not sanguine a to the result.
This Is shown by an anecdote never
before IN print and entirely reliable.
Just after receiving his comm son
from the Virginia convention he cal.
lei upon a family in Richmond whom
he had known for many years. Two
Of the sons had already enlisted and
the third mere wanted to 10
so. The mother, naturally ANXIOUS,
sal General, how long h you ,Aiui
this awlu! war Will last Tho an
swrr WAS given V! i solemn an! i
n.trant emphasis, which The question:
rr never forgot My It'll" ma.!nrnr,
! am afraid it will last until We arr
all driven INTO the hills and noun
tains. IS. L,w- Il g,LL"H.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-01

AF~ Nervous women should take
Or. Henlsy.> Celery. Bee: and lion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-01
ATTENTION..

4 IL parsons ie>irin- T. empluy tn, Loon
n anit"wn col"r,d hand tcunt4iurn- f.ir
Instruments, including comet IAN do
- Al ihr following price. VIZ II ntil II
NJ. =: ,. i. VI, -; all night. =.
CHARLES JONES.
Leader
April :. I>sC-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-01
SOUTHERN MO. RAILROAD.
SUNNI Err SCHEDULE.
To take effect MAY 3Oth. 1885.

Leave Brlndywinc, going East, Tally except
SUNDAYS. at 1890 n M
Arriving al Nychanirsvillc. li.i5a. m.
Leave M"channSyille. going W.. daily
except sundays, II 1910 T. m
ArrlNIhE al brandywlne 2lo r. m.
EIriy -N,yning TRANS tram .McLunicrr,z.,
Leave Meyhanic>yillc, going Wei. Mondays
and Thursdays II 80 a. ~.
Arri'ih- al brandy".nc n go 4 n.
Ereai'g Tr,i4. .trom Brandy.cine.
Leave Brandywine. going East, W1lnoS-
days and Saturdays at ESQ 9 m.
Arriving a: Mrchanic>yillc AZ 80 n IN
J. b. KlDGWAY. ~up't.
BraniywIu,, Nj
Nav -. SJ-tfr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-01

All ,.mHuni atom must Ia accompanied
Iy thc /, al hIln, 81 The author ar no
attention. VIII b. paid 10 them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
INHCM4H TREA TMENT or ORPH4NS

OFFICIALS REMOVED BY GOVERNOR PArTls"N fo"
GROSS MIsMANAGEMENT OF SCHOOLS.
HARRISBURG, Penn, April 15.-As result OF
n personal inspection relative to the recent allegations
OF The Fhiddeiphid Record, hareng gross mishahaso
ment in the Sol ers Orphans Schools in the state ana
the abuse and elect OF the scholars Governor Patsoh
today demanded the resignation OF the Rev H. r.
Hiebce us state superintendent OF Public lh'trncton'
and summarily removed the Rev. j. W. Sayrcs' naio IN
spe tor OF Soldiers Orphans Schools. and Mrs. E f-
Hutter female assistant inspector The Governor aSo
sends to torDey General Cassidy detailed statement
regarding his inspection OF the schools ana TIC eAan'
ton OF witnesses. Tho testimony lie says shows most
pitiful cruel and lnhuinan NEGLECT OF the chi"reh
want of the commOnest necessaes OF decent vihg anu
insufficient moral and religious training Continuing
the Governor says:
A sadder or more shameful story OF dehnera'c
human cruelty could not be exhibited. The weight OIL
the facts IA such AS leave doubt that tue bounty o
tue state has wasted AMI misappr Hated tat inc
Commonwealth has been drfIauded by dishonest ana
crafty speculatos and that many OF the Unfortunate
orphans have in condition than II they had
been left to the uncertain charity OF the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
JOHN ARKIys THINKS THE CABINET is SHAM
LAMAR LAZY AND SPARKS AN ASS.

JOHN ARKINs THINKS THE CABINET is sHAM'
LAMAR LAZY AND SPARKS AN ASS.
CHICAGO, April Is SpeciaD.-JOhn Arkins'
proprietor Of the Democratic Rocky Aouhd" He"s' re-
turned from an unsuccessful mission Washington yes
tcrday. In company with "Tom" Patterson ana eA-
Grant both OF Colorado he called on President
Cleveland aud asked him withdraw the nomination OF
T. T. HILL of Culpeper va whom he had selected for
United States Marshal OF Colorado. "We called ns
attention to Hills general incapacty for the duties .,
the Office said Mr. Arkins. "He Is boy, Inexperienced
and ted. and appointed In prcerenco "
any Of the many old. well-tred Democrats VINO na'o
lived long State and become thoroughly identined
with interests chad particular name 10 Suggest
in his place. but simply asked for man and pe'no-
crat The President declined 10 discuss the mat
ter
Mr. Atkins in speaking about the President said III
he insists carrying out this dioe, Mngwump pohcy'
he won't get corporars guard of influential Democrats
to support him IN sS should he be rehoinin"'ou' A
party will he buried out OF sight"
What do you think Of the Cabinctf'
"They a delusion and sham. Villas Is INC ony
straightout Democrat in the whole crowd ia'n"r 10
a lazy halfdeadand.alivc fellow who dreams Tue .i'ie
away and allows his boy and little chap named Mur
dron to run the whole machinery or the departments
Sparks. rather General Sparks, as he likes 10 oe
called Ia an OF the most monumental knu' pune" uP
with egregous vanity like toad on log aitcr
which thinks that the heavens just opened hcit
to give him bath Sparks ought to be sent 10 some Nv
tie one Southern republic where FUSS featherS anu
a sweed head are the sole and only mark oil ability
This man, by his idotc rulings. has put back the west
ern States and Territories about ten years
"what is tho attitude of the Colorado Democrats
toward the Administration q"
"Rebeous The feeling OF dissatisfaction Is notice
able every where As sample OF the appointments |"
young Texan about thirty old. named ooson' was
given the important office of United States DISTRICT
He
laughing-sock OF all lawyers. Hobson Is fully as
objectionable as Hill"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
Roger Bell and his wife are bosh seriously hurt.
Mrs. Adam Jackin AID three children all severely

Roger Bell and his wife bosh seriously hurt.
Mrs. Adam Jackin AID three Children all scFoioi'
injured.
Edbert Walker b tn legs broken.
Mrs H. Moody and five year old son both inJuIo'..,
Edwin G. Hurlbut, OF ST. Paul seriously lh)uieo ~
the base OF tho brain aud arm broken.
Annie Wood, slightly wounded.
Theodore Berg, lower jaw badly oroken
Philip Beaupre. bad scalp wound.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 15.Late last night Governor
Hubbard received a message from State Senator BUCK
man, at sauk Rapids, stating that the town was I'D runs
and asking for all aid possible. The Governor seh'
messages at to the Mayors of all cities ana large
In tho State asking that steps be taken at once 70
secure money things needed and forward them rs
speedily possible to Senator B1ckman.
1t is learned that among the injured Is ex-senator T..
G.. Hubert, formerly OF Binshamt0n, N L. oa. ~
present Northwestern Agent OF the New York MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company, with headquarters In st raul
He Is not expected TO live.
Revised estimates OF the killed and wounded are 81
Cloud, 10 killed, 40 injured; Sauk Rapids 50 Kieu
100 injured Rice's Station, % killed. number OF injured
ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
MIsCELL LANEOUs RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

TOLEDO, Ohio, April Is (Special. Another
link In the chain trouble for Toledo. Columbus anu
Southern railroad forged at Cleveland yesterday
where was filed a voluminous complaint from the Amer
,can Trust Company OF New York. against the road anu
its manager I. p. Brown. The bill alleges that 'ii'
Brown on about November l. 1888, entered into
secret covenant with two rival railroads the Columbus
Hooking Valley and Toledo and the Toledo ana ONO
Central with the object OF defeating the proposed cAe
sion OF the Toledo Columbus and southern to Columbus
The bill prays for an order rhoning Brown from acths
general manager Of the road aud for the appointment
OF receiver.
ST PAUL, Mimi. April 15.-Representatives OF inc
freight departments OF the Milwaukee, the Omaha the
polls and 81. Louis and the Wisconsin Cehtra
roads held meeting to-day and decided to make ra,c
OF 10 per hundred grain and all grain prouuc'S
to Chicago,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
A WH1RLwIND IN IOWA.

CHICAGO, April ia dispatch to The Inter-
Ocean from Extra Iowa. says "A tornado struck Extra
and the country south Of here yesterday about O'CLOCK
wreckng the homo of william Bintner, lately hrst as
sistant doorkeeper OF the Iowa Senate, and schoo
house near him. The storm then took asoutheas'erS
direction and wrecked the houses OF Miit " Dohhe'
Mr.. Reynolds Virginia Smith. James Patterson anu
Nicholas Martin. The storm accompanied by
severe fall OF hail which did damage in Extra othcr
than breaking window glass and frightening Women
The wind violent Trees were twisted arouhu anu
as straw.. Tho only person hurt
he re was a boy, and his injuries are not serious
tornado laid the OF Coon Rapids IN ruins yes
erday afternoon The telegraph wires and hfy houses
were blown down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
oLERGrMAY's SUIT FOR SALARY.

PHILADELPHIA, April II tSpeciaD.-The Rev.
1opas 81 .nple,ou brought suit TINS morning before
ye Fuetter for eight months salary against James
Ruth. Mr. Appleton was the pastor OF 81 stephens )
Episcopal Church OF Brdesburg. rhe action was the
result which had extended over severa
months. Mr.. Appleton testified that aftcr haVhg Deeh
Bsptlst minister he entered the Episcopal Church IN
1870 and WAS ordained az 4 priest IA 1880. After
having charges IN New-Nork City aud Eaddonhed, ~ D.,
he accepted call 10 ST. stephens Church IN June, So
I'm inc srng of lSS3 dissatisfaction arose, ana on
June 80 he found closed AGAINST hl lie tl'eu
TO get IN. but a voice from within cried: .
| am James Ruth the accounting warden. hobi
the church by authority ~ te vesry aud woe De 20
tho man " hO attempts to enter IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
MIR. NEWCOMBS LOUISVILLE HOME SOLD.

LOUISVILLE, April Is Specab.-H. Victor
Newcomb, x-president OF the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, and prominent in Wallst., last night sold
the family home here, built by his father. II. d.
Newcomb TO W. q. Meier. a wealthy tobacconst, for
$4,000. The other day Mr. Newcomb met in New-iork
Lewis Clark president of the Jockey Club and prom-
nent member of the Pendenns the Oldest and most
elusive social club IN the city, He told Colonel Clark he
would give Newcomb Place to the Pendennis for a
club house If they would allow him to name sixty men
I'm New.York as nonresident members. From each
OF these he said lie get 81. 600 the price OF
memnership. netting HIM 100000 for property
hon from fathers estate for about 100000 and
for which he was now offered 100000. The clb was
ready to with the offer when the sale to Meier was
made Mr. Meier. who has no family mas ihtnated that
he would make the property present TO the city for an
art llpry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
JOTTINGs HERE AND THERE.

ALBANY, April 15.-Rev. Dr.. Ecclcston. rector OF 81.
Johns Church. Staten Island, presented 10 Governor
Hill to-day petition signed by nearly one thousand per-
sons asking for a commutation OF the sentence OF
Harvey +. Barbour, who sentenced to eighteen.
months Imprisonment In Sing Sing for manslaugher
The petition which got up response TO circulars
sent out by Wiman states that the act for which
Barbour is suffering committed in selfdefcncc, ana
that his previous good conduct and the circumstances
surroundng the case such justify cemency and
a reduction Of the sentence TO the six months already
served.
PouGnKEEPsIE, April 10 CSpeciaO.-Phillp II. Asher
Of Rbnebeck hanged himself III his barn this morning
lie had been Ill all winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
CRIMES And CAS- UALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH

SHOOTING HIS WIFE AND KILLING HIMSELF
ROsToN April i5.-Caeb NJ. Guild. age seveuiyslx OF
someryIe shot his wife, age seventytwo, IN tho ieS
last evening effort to murder her, anu then sho'
himself dead. -
WOUNDED By HER INSANE MOTHER
Joliet IN, April l5.-Mrs sarah Qurk becahe SUI
denly and violently on Tuesday nsht anu sens
a dull broadaxe which lying IN tue corner oi tne
Kitchen struck her daughter, age seventeen tefinie
hiow on the head heavy coil OF hair saved tho gif
life With blood streaming down her face anu meek
Miss Ourk rushed at her renLed mother anu threw ne
10 th. noor she held her until the police
her own cries for assistance. Mrs. tufA Is r"Vihs
maniac aud will be sent To al asylum.
mORrALLY WOUNDED BY WOMAN:
GALVESTON Tex, April ia dspatch 10 me Netcs
from Hearns says: At his home last nigat Or ba'sst
became involved In u quarrel with one hughes Tue
auer grabbed the doctors pistol win Inc ntcutoh o
shooting him Mrs Blssett secured q rine and COM
mani.d Hughes TO drop the pistol Hughes refused 10
ohey he command and continued TO advance threaten
ngiy upon Dr. Bassett, whereupon Mrs. Bassett nred'
mortally wOundlng HIM
DROWNED IN LAKE ERIE.
CLEVELAND, April is (SPeciail-A passenger on tne
steamer (1ty Maoktpaw which arrived here thls morn
In from Detroit overheard into Lake Erie III tho
night Captain Mckay found lette. addressed TO Nun.
seiL signed D. S. Chase Carthage. Mo-, written ~
good business hand asking that Joseph L. Moore OF
place be informed OF tho suicide Chaso WAS @o"us '
years old and WAS well dressed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
DEVASTATION In MISSOURI

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April Is SpecidD.-A de-
structivc tornado passed Burlington. Mo-. last
night The depot is to atoms and great damage Is
done in the town the country farm houses and out
buildings were blown down. Two boys named Fiier'
living of town. were killed and many other persons
were hurt.
dispatch from skidmore Mo-, to The Post Dispatch
saws: A tornado passed over Monroe township, Noda
way County last night. destroying DWELLINGS barns anu
outhouses and killing thousands OF dollars worth VI
siock Three persons wore killed and many injured
The Killed are Jennie Hooper, Mrs. Hugh sports aia
baby Many OF the injured not expected 10 nVe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
CONDITION OF SHA OKAMAXON BANK.

PHILADELPHIA, April 15 Speciah.-Ihe ex-
pert accountant having in charge the affairs OF tue
broken shackamaxon Bank has reported that inc
amount due depostors is $j95,OOO; capital STOCK Oh
the bank $l2OOO0; surplus fund. $4,000; due panKs
S3l 900; total $4,000 The assets amount 10 eHac1y
x24G OBI 81 leaving a deficiency OF Si3O,OlS II. ".
rms amount the firm Of William Bumin " sons are
credited with an overdraft of $io,OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
Net surplus. which has been added to income
ppEsENT RATES TO BE CONTINUED.

CHICAGO, April 10 (SpecidD.-The Central
Traffic Association decided day continue the present
rate on grain Chicago to New-York at 20 CENTS
leaving the provisions at 80 cents In passshs@e ger
rates no change made although the cutting Oh 'o
Chicago aud Atlantic considered at some length,
The subject of pooling Milwaukee eastoound ireiEt Nv
came IN for discussion and agreemcnt was reachea W
uOol Milwaukee freight across The lake beginning oh
May l. decided 10 consider Tomorrow the au' -
ability OF pooling Detroit and Toledo business Inc ~
Louis agreement signed and j. {. Gault WAS hau'
the arbitrator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
LIVING THREE YEARS VIII A BROKEN Nhoh'

Frank J. Spencer of Elizabeth. n. D.. while
exercising IN gymnasum,three years ago. fell from
horizontal bar aud was picked mp The sur
geons saiG that he could live hour but he con
tinued in a state for four days when he sud
denly opened his eyes and spoke. He could not move
any OF the muscles OF body and found that his
entire body psraly He continued In this state
for two years. whom Dr. Morris. Of Bellevue Hospital
and other leading physicians wee asked to perform an
oueration. The operation was performed by Dr. Norris
Who made An incisOn IN the back the neck and down
the spine eight inces from the base of the 'ku
nosnp the verebrin spinal canal IL lound that
The neck had been broken and that spners OF bone had
been the spinal column Killing the nerve and
nroducne paralysis. The incision then sewed up
and the patient recovered from the operation which had
iasted three hours and lived another WITHOUT SUI
fering pau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
FOR TRIAL on CHARGE OF EMBEzzELMENE

PHILADELPHIA, April 10 (Specidn. - Isaac
the funds of the first Na
tional Of Chester hearing before United states
Commissioner Edmunds to-day. He was CHIEF pooA'
keeper for the from 1879 1884, and accordhs "
the testimony OF william Emene. an expert bahk nc
oountant his defalcations amount to S25.52S IL go,
less than 500 false entries made He muulatea
the books forced the balances and changed the
ana az Expert EmelIno declared actually stole 4Vv
times directly from the cashiers desk. He was heio Ia
default of S5. 900 bail to answer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
THE APPEARANCE OF THE CLOUD.

ST. PAUL. April 10 Specialize. w. Bene-
Dict OF sauk Rapids, relates his experience as foows
the yard at my homo. half mile north oi the
depot whom l heard q deafening roar, ahd'
looking up, what at first appeareo
to be heavy black volume OF smoAo
from q railroad engine. In moment realized what IL
was The eloud soon increased to double Its former
szei 1t had a funnel shape and gyrated in peculiar
zgzag from the untold amount OF fragments OK houses
fences trees ana other wrcckages which were shoong
and flying with terrific velocity from the cloud. Inc
storm lasted hardly more than two minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
coupLAIyr AGAINST CHURCH BOOKKEEPING

NEw-HAvEN. April 10 (Spectds.-For the
last years the Rev. William Payson mas ooen P''o.
of the Cougreg itona Church in Ansona Hc IS "pou'
toretire He has received 81 900 year aud OF TINS hc
has presented $500 annually to the church Last nlsh
at a meeting OF the congregation. he demanded the
money back with interest on the ground that the
churchs books did not show that cnc money "as "ppo,
tor hr nuruo,e or which gave it, The demand caused
much excitement in the church ana committees Vi no
congregation is now investigating the maIlor'