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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17
MAXINE IHTELLsGEsCE-

PORr OF RICHMOND. Aueu< IL. lSse.
Steamer Old dominion. Smith. Ney
York. nerchsncise and paDengerx. q. W.
Allen q Ca, agenN
steamer Ashland runnilL Phflaaele
phia, merchandise and pa0enoDfl J. We
kcCarrick. agent
schooner Joseph BAymore. Burdgs. PhilA.
dslphtA. coal q. h HAwex-
Steamer Ariel. Deyo Xorfolk, UnitAn
States mail merehAndzao A1d pnmongam.
l. b. TAtum. Agent.
RoKr OF NEWPoRr KEwA AcSnR lsrn
IBy teisgraphl
ARRIVED AUeusr 18TH.
Steamship Guyandotsa. Ksllsy. Nsv York.
and sasied Tor WestPoirs..
steamship Chatham, HAiistt. hAlumoso
and sailed iur Norfolk.
Steamship Advance. Lord. SsS York, -
dnish loading for Braxll.
eieamship euitAna (6y.l, Freeman. SoV
orisans cosled. and procscdcd % n0nea
schooner CASTOR }. hnobazo. 0o>o2s
fstersbo1s.
ARRIVED August ierB.
stssm-schcener wsiks Ayming1om.
pxtnkwaier. BOSTON.
sckooasr joss olissra. Ary. hsunaA,
SAILED AU0rsr 1sxx-
pseopsAip Mathew 1sdke,G1aa EIA
xtrkv. nbAfpneaA xnGl4nA ~ uooo4
oehe19r vn11an y ~ Mno11u1 ~
- ~ 49, 4 ~. & $3.50 " q go 1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17
Death of Santa Anna's widow.
fby teIegrrpn 20 the DiEpa fch.l

Cry OF MEXICO ria GALVESTON,
August 1.-THE death Of Dolores
Fosta, widow of the famous Mexican
General Santa Anna, is announced.
She was woman Of strong traits OF
character, and had lived in retirement
since the death of her husband.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17
Tornaaoss IN Russia.

by AnGlo-Amer1oan cable 70 the Dispatch. !
LONDON, August l6.-Central Rus
siA, especially the Moscow district, has
been devastated by tornadoes and
vsterspouts. Many buildings and
bridges and whole crops have been de-
gtroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17
P.rneri,o Become a Catholic.

BY Anglo American cable TO the Dispasch.I
DUBLIN, August l6.-The Irish
Times lLOyslist) reiterstes the state
uent that Psrnell will shortly become
a Roman Catholic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17
LATE WEATHER REPORT.
IBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.I

by telegraph 70 the Dspatch-I
WASHINGTON, August III A.
k.-FOr Firginis, far heather IN The
interior, local rains on the coast, south
pesterly rtnds, nearly stationary tenn.
perdtSre.
For North and Sosts Carolina, fair
reetAer, sOssArssterly rinds, slghtls
warmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17

SPRING LAKE BEACH, n. j., Au-
gust l6.--yivian N. Shaw, Of Norris
town, n. j., was attacked with cramps
vhils bsthing yesterday and was
drowned. Henry Kslssr, Of the beach
guard. was nearly drowned while try
ing 70 rescue him. Sbsvs wife ssv
hin 50 de9n. m bedy VA rsoovsr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17
Rongs of 7zermomssw Yesterday

The recent visit Of Hahn Psshs to
Englsnd almost passed unnoticsd. he
il the youngest son Of Mahomst Ali,
and his visit 10 supposed to hare con-
cernsd his anticipated succsasioa 10 Az
thor;ty e Cairo. The defeat - Glad
stoas upset ths EgyPtsz piana.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17
chinese Amba.saaor I'm Europe.

by Anglo American cable TO the Dispatch. J
LONDON, August le.-Ths successor
of the Marquis Tseng as Chinese Am
basssdor in Europe will be NJ. Lionini-
fen, who will also be credited TO the
Vatican
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17
Petroleum Discovered I'm France.

tBy AnElOAmer1csn cable 70 tne Olslst Vol.
PARIS, August Ca spring, from
which flows petroleum Of a fine quality,
has been discovered q. Fenard Au-
vergne, on the estate Of NJ. Alfred
Arbsux. This is the first petroleum
discovery that has been made in
Trance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17

red. ~. cora-Na . whitey sss. 60
New, see. Proxinous etsady. Do9C
clear-rfb. o.; s16ak e5.89: shouleeH -
Buik-meaSs-C1enx.r rib. oe.e0: aoeA .s
Nsn- pork, $3.50. HADs--Sugnf.e1ro4x
isc. lard-Choies, -
COTTON MARKErA
UoavoLx. va, Augu3 1s.-Coeo1n 81
middiing. s1c. Nst secsag9
6olss; ~ 49, = ~. -. ss1u,s- eosssv;ssI
los hslss; % orsstSbritsln. - 100: -
wm.Isoros. 4. G, AuEuss -usssss
steady; rniddiing. o.. Net reoeipeA - ha1o13
stock. sss h@les sEporss- coasswisss -
helce: 20 the Continent - baiss-
.sAvAx.AH. GA, Auenst ie.-Ccses
dull: mioaiins: &c: Net s.csiR1 -
bales: siock. 2.Tss bales; szpaxis -soes1-
wise. 81 bales: 20 the Copttnent -
bales: 70 Great Britain. ----- beiss; -
frnnce, - bAlea
AUGUSTA. GA. August is.--Cottcn autet:
middling' Sc; shiSmsnA * bales; seAo
CHARLESTON, q. O.. August Ia Costs1
quiet; middling, exc. Net rcoeipea -
bales: grose recelptA. ~ bales sAlee -
Britain. - hslee: 20 the Continent, -
bales; co~stwse. - bales: 70 France. -
Dales
NEW YORK COTTON FuTuREA
NEW YoRx. August i6.-oofton-Net ~
ctftis. 20 bales: gru~ receipts, 81 bsieA
futurs cIosed steady Gales. $500 eases:
August, se.s0sts.s7: eepte ynber, octo.ser.
and November. % S2ssa.S5: Dece nber.
So ssste. 81 January. .45sse.ts: Fessu-
airy 81 sSasg.s4: March. 81 s2sss. s.; Anil
se.eeass. 20; May, ts.7SaSs.7s; July, $3.50
ss.es.
SoREoI.K PEANUT Marker.
Reported for the Disratehi
SoRYolK. August Market continues
quiet. Prime. s5<s<c. fancy, Axe: CON-
mon is2e.: sheiled, 2aalsc.; factory hand
picked. tt4assc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT.-White, 90 bushels common at
Toe. Mixed, 81 bushels common at use.
900 bushels very good on private terms.
Red ca bushels common Long berry al 73c. :
1850 bushels common 10 very good short
berry Oh private terms; l.540 bushels com.
mon 20 very good ShortDerTy at 90 TO Soc.
COKN.-White. so bushels very good At
sac.
OATs.-W Winter, 80 bushels prime ST 42s.
spring. 50 bushels good al sac.
hYE-1CO bushels prime at 6ssc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17
Havana's striking Cigar Makers
INV falepra Nh IN the IusuEtcnI

HAVANA, August l6.-Sixty-eight
cigsr-fsctoriss, working Psrtido tobacco,
have been closed, 5000 workmen hsv-
ing struck for higher wages. The
manufacturers have united to resist the
demands of the workmen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17
fare I'm q Telegraph once.

BY Telegraph 70 The DlspeGn-I
PITTSBURGH, August l6.-A fire
broke out at midnight in the operating
department of the Western Union tels-
graph Office here. and communication
East and West has been entirely cut of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17

Young Herbert Gladstone is not
thought to be representative chip CT
the old block. When he was introduced
to an audience IN old farmer observed,
aye be main young for Mr.. Glad
stone" After N explanation be added.
"Ah, / understand; ye bean't the
lion, but only an ass in the lions
skim"
Iron castings can be worked rs readi-
ly As wrOught-iron If plunged into .
mixture OF molasses and water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAtf Aukust H. 1000.
SAIEs-FIRsT BOARD 900 Cspe-Fear
and Yadkin-vsllty LIST 6s st IS: 1900
Richmond city 6'sst l2s, 1000 90. al l24,
400 do. al 1874 !, 200 " estern North Caro-
lima IS al 10lA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17

EUREKA, NEv., August 10
6eddss 4 Bsrtrand's mining-mill, sta
sssd in Secret canon, VAS burned yss-
tsrdsy nsrzine. L6os 500, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17
FLOUR
COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine, ~ 50st2.75: superfne,
sssss .2b: extra, ts.50ssS. rs; family, s4s
S4.5O; patent family. country, S6Rse.50.
COTTON REPORT.
Market quiet and dull.
QUOTATIONS.
GOOD MIDDLINe.-F1kc.
NDDLTNG.-s5sc.
Low MIDDLIEG.-ec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17
RICuNONDTOBACCO MARkrT.

AUGUST ! 8, 1855.
The tobacco market to-day was without
any Interesting feature, which Is moi unn-
sual for Monday. The tone OF the market
Is. however, unchanged and firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17

The peafhsr in Richmond yesterday
was fair asd partly cloudy, and rery
rars an the svenisg and at nigh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17

Cd. DR.. willi,m Crucs, o. Philsds'-
pbis, was taken with ct while bath
ing yesterday and was drowned IN
water less than TIRES feet deep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17

Purehass ausssfso-
IBy AngloAmsrissn cable 10 the Dispssch-l
DUBLIN, August l6.-Arehbishop
Walsh, in an interview, said be believed
that the land-purchass question would
never be settled except on Michael Da-
Wits naturalization principles of Just
compensation to actual holders, rather
thsn on principles of Henry George.
BE commended the scheme Of Or. Dale
as etforih in the Cotenpordry Rerier
OF June, accepting Gladstone's bill as .
minimum starting point for the sstab-
hshmeDt Of q statutory Parliament
IN Dublin, and to leave it an open ques-
ton with the people Of England, Wales,
and Scotland to decide whether there
shall be one, two, or three parliaments.
Archbishop Walsh declared that the
statement that the Pope disapproved of
the attitude Of the Irish clergy towards
the Nstionalists was founded upon
malice. twas only necessary, be said.
TO read The Roniteur De Rome aud the
OsserrotOrs Romano TO see that the
Irish cause is safe with the Pope.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-17
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. August l6. 1855.
oFFERINGs.
WHKAr.-White, 1Ss bushelh Mixed
6,OS4 bushels. he'd. e,3l2 BUSHELS Total
1884 bushels.
CoRN.-White, 754 bushels Mixed, 700
bushels.
OATs.-27 b4 bushels.
RYH-1Oo buEhels.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-21
The DOCK BLOCkADEO.
Latest Developments Ina the Steamboat
Cotroverry at HOl-
land

HOLLAND. July 2O-At about o'clock
this afternoon crowd OF roughs, headed
and directed by Capt Harrington Of the
steamer Macatawa, took fOrcibe possession
of the c. Il w NJ railways leased dock at
the foot of Fifth-st. The warehouse,
through which passengers for the Queen Of
the Lakes and the George F. Savidge have
been obliged TO pass 10 reach those boats,
was locked up and piles of slabs so arranged
10 effect a blOcade 10 the entrance. Later
the warehouse nailed Up by
Capt Harrington's orders He considered
bis boat the only one privileged 10 make
landings al the Fifth-st dock and express, 8
IL as his intention TO keep all others away,
n0twit hstandlng the fact that the c. & w
NJ. R'y holds a lease for fifteen years. Cap
tain Harrington tried TO force Captain Joan =
son OF the Queen of the Lakes 10 sign a pa
per setting forth the exclusive right of the
Macatawa 10 use the dock which met with
a refusal. About one hundred persons
were on the dock, some forty of whom were
rougns. who threatened 10 drive the Queen
from her moorngs. AS il is now no path
is open to the outer dock, the slip alone be-
ing apprOachable.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-21
The OLD WAFER WORKS.
The New Hydraulic Company Taking steps
To- Incrase the supply and Extend
the system.

The Hydraulic Company, part of the
capital stock of which is now owned by the
syndicate of Boston capitalists which offered
10 buy the ci,ys water works system, will
take steps TO increase the supply and extend
the old system, which was described at
length in this paper a few weeks since
Operations have already commenced near
the spring, which is one of the pre- sent
sources of supply, on Penny's addition
Il Is proposed TO increase the
supply by extending the galleries, and
a gallery about four hundred and fifty feet
long and from seven To eleven feet deep has
already been constructed, with very favor
able results IL is intended, also, 10 con-
sfruct galleries i'm different directions from
the Kusterer spring, and As soon as the sup
PLY is increased enough 10 warrant It, an
engine and pump will be placed in position
10 force the water through the mains. The
company intends TO eXpend 10000 in i'm
proving tie system this season, and If the
supply proves sufficient a stand pipe will be
erected. It's also intended u replace part
of the old wooden mains with iron ones
during this season.
The Boston gentlemen purchased the
stock owned by Mrs. r. q. Mathews Mrs.
Mangoid and Mrs kusterer in the old COM
pany The old stockholders who retain
their shares are Col. Joseph Penney, ;. l..
Fuller and the estate OF the late Judge
Wifbpy
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-21

Ilsslg Clla pesitiaa a. tas B4th BssiAsss
Death "a a. Oid hssl-
1ear

l.s sad Ar Le bar - tie -ru "
tarrs. i. D. bar 1ar,ss "a Wss. buise
Ws 14ts -o.l o4lh cabs sul aaf ta
4l.eai customers aai tleg ars 1es far tle
Use ot lle ples. Nesl l.i es e4-1aae
b. sag SECOND -..-ss peeile ler tle sske "
money Reed alsu ae s4- hrsa ea- of tle
F.aee uos osealiei oy tle bank goa some
oll bath -las 4ld rrdaecl tle unee ei baths
mona - tal1leu,s Me bells lo our pnoe
lor lllee ullllL. aud Iaen dropped f0 l.
ceuls. Lasl saturday be- Flt o-l docsers
announcing that le would give oalls lar
ave ceuL, 1905 ta ae u4tlune Dy ilru ae
advertised tree baths. and nov hre1 has
r---e8 l.. price t5 la csats as4lu. 80. ae
have aol decided 0u d srcr ge- 1u- would
nkr .o retain lue res4lar price oi - cents I
koel all 0atF DO 3D.. llls ls the most eA-
eiuus competitor that has been seen uu tae
Mvsl side. and Sc daes no harm
E3entzer Anderson purchased from FRANK
&. -l44rl Il Jlue. lo,u, flr lut al tle
corner of Front ana oceoud-sl,. for 800 Ia
July, l,.o. lle elts wanting The lol Tor an
engine site paid AlT Anderson = 0uu for a..
Ou july last Joseph Penney gave quil
clalm deeI Go William touringlt i0 loI d.
BLOCK s, adjoining tle hIst named iOt Tor
AA.N sum Ni anu 3 - az tNt 1Afa " Hlf
Warranted Co ~ 30 NUuuugnt for $50. ou
July H. t1e cly gave Courtnght $3.50 f1r q
niiveu ioot slrp oil the east slide 81 thls ol
THIS sh0Ns THAT real estate upon the " est
side Increases rapidly ln value.
jos Fluckler OF - Broadway. and
Miss Lampofler, of DresCeni-aye Were mar
rieI yesiefday morning al ~ Mary s
church. A large number 20 relatives and
iTleuds We're present and le happy couple
leit immediately on a tour to Chicago and
Milwaukee.
Mr.. Phelps proprietor Of the Hour and
feed store ou West Budge-,t was drown
from his wagon Yesterday and severely
sprained his ankle. Ills horse caused lhe
tumble by turning a corner too rapidly.
The Young Ladies ; lcIety of the Second
Baptist Churcn gave ala Ice cream festival
and coffee social al the residence of Geo. "
Tabor. corner of Gold and Nats0n-sts. last
evening which was largely attended.
+. b. Porter, one of the old settlers o
/ Grand Rapids. eied Monday afternoon a
his residence, corner OF Jefferson and Chat
ham-sts Ills funeral will be held thu.
morning from 81. Mary's church.
/ Work was commenced on the regarding
/ of Stocking ST. yesterday morning, with
large gang of men The cutters Will be
nayed and a passabie tnOrOughtare made O.
/ it.
Charles Petersen, the West Brldge-st
/ grocer. has gone 10 Chicago on "A business
! trip He viii also attend the S.engeriest a
/ Milwaukee before returning home.
! O. y. Watson. the hardware merchant OF
/ West Bridge-st. has just had an elegan
new delivery wagon completed, which pre-
sents a very fine appearance.
Miss Maggie French, OF Muir, Mich, i
/ spending week with Miss Nellie Hancock
of the West Side.
T. W Strahan returned yesterday from
visit 10 Macatawa Park and his family vii
return today.
should the carriers miss any Of the -ity Subscrih
/ To- the d-fuuct IiDics they have but 10 call No
| 53l hy telephone and this paper VIII toe promptly
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-21
\ Hungry Dog

Yesterday Alexander II Thompson, of
Tnion-st, brought suit against Philo e.
Fuller in Justice WestfalIs court To recover
geo damages for the destruction Of seven
valuable chickens by a valuable Irish setter
owned by Mr. Fuller. The prosecution set
forth that be took Fuller's dog home 20
board him. and after five months of board
ing house living the dog was returned %
Nr Fuller In three weeks the dog re-
turned fo Mr Thompsos house and made
a square meal oh tbe chickens As mentioned
above The defense claims That Thompson
was referred - Fuller as . man capable of
training his dog u1f % tear things gQ The
dng was eiveu into Thompson care. 70
manning there five months for which ne
rss paid So Fuller claims that his dog
vas NOT we trained The Jury disagreed.
an3 fhe srif adjourned tilI this mornInx
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-21
OUR FOLKS.

William L Tyler has gone north on busi-
ness.
Mrs J,s. Spires spent yesterday in the
city.
Hon. l. VI. Weston has gone to New
York.
Mai A. b. Watson left last evening for
Detroit.
Mrs Cassius Sweet returned Yesterday
from Ottawa Beach.
ID d. Hughes has returned from few
DAYS visit al Bay View.
Chss. " Mills left for New York last
night en- route for Honduras.
Mr.. John S Long and children returned
yeste day from Ottawa Beach.
Hon. /. r. Moult0n and George Shook
returned from Chicago yesterday morning
Mayor Dlkemln left for Detroit Yesterday
% watch "Ei Mac trot IN the races
there tuday.
s. II. Church and G + Mitchell lett last
night for Petoskey where they Will spend
several weeks
Eieard r. Kidder rs gone to New York
City tor a two weeks business trip. he sill
visit Ithaca also,
Col r. ". Roxlson went 20 Muskeg n
yesterday t0 inspect the sons Of Veterans
camp of that city.
+ W Williams. eastern manager Of the
BIssell Carpet sweeper Company business,
has returned to New York
AR Auusdel accompanied by Mrs. An
tisde.. started last night for Milwaukee to
look tae Kirby house over.
Pred O. Berger. Mrs Anna Berger. Mrs
lloyd Breeze sud Miss Louise Bennett re-
fr-.aH frnrn ff.fana Beach Kp~fartav
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-21

f1s a. ~ "a fhreegh Trsias ae4ss
NoEth~ra tFame- fxrsoEsl Asss-
llavslis ~ Railway de-.

Tie Aieas s4a Central p-y e4r visited ms
eils yesterday
G. holf f-s master u lle % h a d X.
eeli g. llallll4 lasi ulEAL
ltlef Beginner a. q gonusan. 4f ite q
x j b i rel-ruel SEES srday iTom A U.s.
seson
A helf ssaeIaI ssent af ihe "a T.
l :. K -i taut-uu4u sas ll thv c-is ses-
tsr5ay
Asssiaat General Flei1lt Agent M ~
hose ui lhe q IS a. b g. nas gone 40
Chicago
A. rham auditor ~ the u X & D.
h. ~eul lo Cleveland Yesterday lie
all return Thursday
Supt n Meihtans of the Northern
division. cd lne g. X a. L. H. returned
lfom PvtosAey I4si nisu
h IS Bowman. contracting agent of the
Green Line, and r. ~hilHio. contracting
agent oi tne O. ii & ID Il K both ot Can
linnau were ln ihe cly Yesterday
Two thirds az ihe iron iar the rool II the
new paint shop al tue q. K 4 / south
arls has been placed in position The
men arc al work putting GA the sheetng
DoN.
The resort travel upon The q RAJ r.
There Ntfc 80 passengers un the three
through trains arriving al PetOskey and
Mackluaw Aondav witch makes q large
Increase over the business 0f year ago lhis
ume The camp meeting tickets. which
Went lnto effect that dav. are probably The
cause ~ Tie Increased travel.
According 10 The new arrangement for d
daily through train from tbs olly 10 ChioA
90 and from there to Grand Rapids
,ia the q & " Ry. The following tims
tab has been ARRANGED. The night ~ pres,
from Grand Rapids leaving al "a o. IA. ~li
arrlve al Chicago a. 40 the next morning
The fast uain, which is noS leaving Chicago
at 3 80 p. ni. viii depart from that place a.
3.55 q u and vii reach Grand Rapids a.
$50 p. IA making stop al Hartford fOl
| supper Both trains viii make the same
stops as heretofore Bv this new plan both
time and a troublesome changing OF bag
/ gage from one car % another at New Buf
! talo viii be avoided. These trains ar,
among the fastest in Michigan. making
| distance of lo3 miles ia five hours ant
twenty-five minutes. The new plan viii
| 20 into effect next Sunday. July Is.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-21
MOULTON' 5 MUSINGS.
lie Talks of the Anarchists and Gives Ills
Opinion Of the jury and
the Case.

Luther " Moulton and George Shook,
who have been in Chicago testifying in be
hall OF the people against the anarchists
now on uial, charged With conspiracy. re-
turned from the Garden City yesteaday. In
response 20 queries Mr.. Moulton said jok-
ingly, " es, We are alive yet, and have no
fear of falling martyrs to the anarchists
hatred. Its only their members who turn
states evidence that have anything TO fear,
and even though their desire might be to
iriure us. they nave all they can do at present
looking after the traitors in their ranks.
When We entered the court room Spies
recognized Us. | sized the jury up very
carefully and Judge them 10 be sound. sen
sibie business men. They are men whom ]
do not believe Will quibble at questions of
law OF technicalities. Ii the testimony
shows conspiracy ] feel confident they will
mete out the just punishment the crime de-
mands. The testimony taken 50 far relates
only 90 the inception of the conspiracy,
later testimony will be more damaging"
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-21
WILL Be SENT 10 1He asylum.
Mrs Chatferton Examined by Doctors
Wooster. GriswoId and Edie and
Pronounced Insane,

Doctors Griswold Edie and Wooster yes
terday morning examined Mrs. Chatterton,
of Bovine township, who is in Jail on the
charge of numbering her husband, and de
cided that she Is insane In the afternoon
she was arraisned in the Circuit Court
when the lhN sicians testified as % the re-
suit Of the examination and She was al
Judged insane. In such cases the law pro
vi.es that the prisoner shall be sent 10 the
asylum for the criminal insane al I0nia. Ii
she ever RECEIVERS she can be brought back 10
be- tried for The crime, and It 10 appears that
she vas sane when she murdered ner hus-
band. She can be Iied and punished Her
friends say she has been mentally incOmpe-
tent for some time past and that her con-
diti0n was produced by ill-treatment and
abuse from her husband.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-21
r-E VETERANS RETURN



ca rr-t-l ae
oasl as r-aeE n.le 1855 evening
,. ...-....s I'D. 81. -.
ua aE sAe1 --eu 14rl
rnefn ra. Lrs4tr rr- iar
-tr-v ass4 hat .rrest umr
and ali -u4sr .LIr tnei~ tass
u.ae E..s r.I j. campo alnla-r
"a r.. .t..ts -..t s.sr r. BRIGHTON ana
.ei r 1enert ~nta neanlz -
t1-r -se4u-f- ...esft he Noad sis-
ll-n -l...h aars t.ta i .auD to Aeeu
.E... t.... eaa.. l.- heavy fr..ns Al
-.srta.. Ike .... s.arou 0f u
T.er- las l4.. ! t..st lee. more knees
tr- na t0ts t-sr thau la.,
iag az TAO a.o d member of tle Flint
Enlan B.. - as.- n b.. a farmer tor Tres
as,s.ax The gan lharee Nhica eonsIs ea
0f ru- ,aof. entered his len arm and side
The farmer : said lo be- d eralk fne Lext
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-21
MORRlsoN's ResOLUu ION.
Tne Senate Five 10 FIVE aud One on the
FenCe-ShermaD Offers
subs ttufe

WAsHlNGToN, July 20-In the Senate Fl
nance Committee today il was found that
five members favored and five members op-
posed the Morrison surplus r,solulion, SEN
ator Allison holding neutral ground As
no conclusion seemed likely 90 be reached,
senator Sherman proposed "a substitute pro-
viding thar a surplus of Sl3o 900 0JO instead
Of 100000 600 should be retained and that
whenever the surplus exceeds this amount
bonds shall be called at the rate of $1,000
600 per month. No vote was taken ON this
substitute and consideration will be con
tinued tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-21

Cop4any q has held an election ~ fH
Che vacancy 0ecs~onei by the promotion of
Lieutenant Jones Prank Gifues for
merlr orderly serreanf vas made 6rsf heu-
tensnt Msuree Hevman remained second
ielfensnf ard He- Gi83.nzs Fas elected
1-ierIr TIE election vss very close ore
on trst lieutenant Maurice Herman max
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-21
4 sample Walk.

Tongue and knight, Of the Asbesiine
Stone Works have Just comp eted the Law
ing Of a walk around the Soldiers monu-
ment in the triangle park The walk is a
sample of the firms work under the John
J. Schillinger patent, and is well worthy an
inspection.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-21
Irish American. the Front

The veterans Of the Centennial National
and Grattan Guards and their friends are
requested 10 meet az my office IN Circuit
Court block. LvOn-st on Saturday. July p
az p. m. 10 organize military companies
in this city under the United States Irish
American military organization.
JAMES r McBRIDE
President said organization.