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The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-10-09
WIGGINS' PROPHECY

causes a Whole Family to Become Insane
hILLMAN, MICH, Sept 3O.-The family Of
hichald Wellington, farmer living near
TINS place, have gone daft over Virgins
cruel hoax. Wellington has, of late, de.
voted much of his time to studying Bibli.
cai prophecies regarding the coming of
Judgment day. His wife and two children
were gradually impressed by his persist
ence that the end Of the world was near
ana were brought to that state where thew
were were easily frightened When Wig
gins last prediction was learned
~ the Wellingtons, they firmly be.
lleved the earthquake would occur on
schedule time, and would DESTROY the
world The fatal Wednesd ~ arrived, and
the family prepared to leave the CITY in
good style. Wellington constructed plat.
FORM upon which they all gathered clad in
the'r best Clothes and sat down to wait for
the hnal shake. When yesterday finally
passed without Wiggins' prediction being
fulfilled the more courageous members oi
the community compelled the family to
come down from the platform. The old
MAJ man is trying to figure out by the Bible
what caused the hitch.
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BAD AS AN EARTHQUAKE
Inc Havoc Played BY an Unseen Unfit
ence UpOn Pennsylvania Ch;r.w.

The Havoc Played BY an Unseen Inilu.
ence Upon Pennsylvania Chinaware,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3O.-Gwynedd, O
small town about twenty miles from this
CITY, has been for day or two past the
scene OF remarkable mystery. The resi-.
dence of prominent citizen of the place
mas been visited by some unseen power
WI, which ca seems to delight in breaking up ali
ms china and glassware, and performing
other acts of supernatural charac ctas
which which tend to render things uncomfort.
aDie for the family. By some
mysterious influence dishes and iars
fall to the floor or are hurled through win.
oows or broken in the hands of those carry
ing them: The whole neighborhood is ex.
cited, and the town is visited by thousands
OF people to witness the manifestations. No
satisfactory solution of the strange affair
mas yet b9en reached, but several Scientific
men n who have visited the place attribute
I 1ne phenomena to species of magnetism
Inc people, however, will not rest satisfi,i
until the strange visitation is thoroughly
inquired into and the intruders routed.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-10-09
A BACK-DOWN.
General Kaulbars Modifles His
Demands on Bulgaria.
A Strong Probability That the Regency
Will Secure Better Terms.

VIENNA, Oct. 1T is stated positivelv
that General Kaulbars, in consequence of
hints from st. Petersburg, has moderated
his attitude equally with the Regency,
and has become more conciliatory. An
immediate relaxation of the tension be.
tween Russia and Bulgaria is therefore
considered probable. General Kaulbar's
moderation is due to a telegram from M
De Giers to the effect that Russia did not
wish to interfere with the Bulgarian Con-
stitution or with the domestic affairs Of
Bulgaria.
SOFIA, Oct The people throughout the
country have held meetings and adopted
resolutions begging the Government to re-
lect General Kaulbars' demands. The Aus
iran military attache at Sofa has been
Regents to resist the Russian demands
with hint of eventual support. Sew.
eral officers arrested for participation
in the revolution have been released on
parole. M. Stambuloff has informed Cen
eral kaulbars that he himself and all the
Ministers and Regents are willing to give
q Pledge that Alexander will not be re-
eiected. The inquiry into the revolution
mas been concluded. The Sobranje will
pe asked to empower a court-martial to
try the offenders. 1t is reported that three
ex-ministers are implicated. The accused,
with the exception Of the leaders, win be
dealt with leniently.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 1.-The Noroe
Vremyd publishes telegram from Moscow
which says: 1.-THE Bulgarian crisis has para
iiyzed trade and checked the revival Of
business which the good harvest had in
cited. Moscow is prepared for any
eventuality.. The q present condition
is as bad as war, il not
worse. The Moscow Gazette declares that
snlrty Hungarians have been whipped to
1eath for expressing sympathy with Rus
'la's action in Bulgaria. The st. Peters
burg papers have been forbidden to publish
certain portions Of the speech made by the
hungarian Premier yesterday.
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Killed by the DANGEROUS Blacksmith.

NEW YORK, Oct 3.-Brazilla Vanderyeer.
twenty-six years old, was brutaly muir
dered this afternoon by John Hughes,
known as the Dangerous Blacksmith"
Hughes and two friends went into an
oyster saloon. They were under the
influence of liquor and acted bolster.
ously., Young Vanderveer went into
the place and sat down. The rourhs re-
FUSED to pay for their meal and assaulted
the cashier. The cashier was a little man.
and Vanderveer went to his assistance
hughes struck him a terrible blow on the
forehead, telling him to the floor. Van
derveer was picked up and a physician
was dead, A
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A Mothers neynl;nn.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Sept, 30-At Bergen
station on the North Pennsylvania road,
while standing near the track, Mrs. Wag.
ner, with her four-year-old daughter, OBJ
served a special train approaching at
high rate OF speed. Tnrning around TO her
child she was Mortified to see the little one
playing In the middle Of the track. The
woman shrieked to the ,hild to get of the
track, out finding that it failed to heed her
she sprang In front of the train. She suc
ceeded in reaching the child. but before shs
could get OF the track the train whirled by.
The child was thrown high in the air, and
Landed on the foot-board Of the engine.
Mrs. Wagner was thrown under the Wheels
and mangied in horrible manner.
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Dynamite Fiendishness.

CHICAGO, Oct. L-About seven O'Clock
this morning tin can with hole in the
top and something that looked like string
sticking through it was found on the steps
OF Mrs. Serley's boarding house, No. 43
Twenty fifth street Near the can was a
match partly burned. The can was taken
to the Cottage Grove-avenue Police Sta
tion and opened. 1t contained quantity
OF cotton, saturated with thick, brown
liquid. The string proved to be fuse, and
was burned of close to the can. Mrs Ser
iey's family are at q loss to account for
the. proximity of the machine" to their
residence
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Let Them Annihnate Each Other.

LONDON, Sept. 3O.-The Cologne Gazette's
London correspondent says: ''Dissensiop
has broken out between the only two Ger.
man Anarchist clubs in London, and threat.
ems to lead to violence. One of the clubs
has the Freheit as its organ, and Belgian
named Dave as its leader. Dave is an in
lmato friend of Johann Most The other
club, named Autonomic has the .4narchis,
rs its organ, and an Austrian named
fenckert as its leader. Only three weeks
ago the two clubs met in Cleveland Hall
and expressed sympathy with the Chica ro
Anarchists. Now they have drawn dagger,
against each other"
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Duo D'Aumale's Great Glft,

New York, Oct. 1.-The Heralds Paris
dispatch says that the Due D'Aumale has
presented to the Institute of France his
Chantitly estate and castle, valued at co.
OOOOOO francs, to be held in trust for the
French Nation. The great collection of
books, pictures and works of art is included
IN the gift The revenue of the estate is to
be used as pension and county fund for
literary men and artists The art gallery is
to be open to the public
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Powder Mil Exnjndes

bARTow-os-THE-SoUND, N. Y, Sept. 3d.
A terrific explosion occurred a: the Dtmar
fowder Works, Bay Chester, on the Har.
lem 1e river branch of the New York & New
Haven railroad, about ten o'clo., this
morning. resulting in tho ins,untan .ous
Death q, OF four men employed in the factory.
Lhey were literally blown to atoms. Ths
shock was felt for mi es around, AMI was
mistaken for an earthquake
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-10-09
Bad Cattle Business In Texas.

ST. LOUIS, Oct "a special from Austin.
Tex, says: There is no doubt that the
shrlnkage in cattle values together with
reports of epidemics throughout the
country, is ceusing great mistrust and
uneaslness among the cattlemen Of
THIS State. There are rumors abroad
that some of the most prominent cat
tlemen OF this section have already become
embarrassed, and that their paper has gone
. u protest, but no one will confess to hayinp
any knowledge of such thing. 1t is even
hlnted that private residences have been
individual cases of embarrassment have as
yet come to- light, but extensive failures
are looked for. 0'
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Government Money Matters.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 1.-The Comp.
troller Of the Currency reports decrease
during the last month Of 81. l57, 500 in the
amount of National Bank notes outstand-
ing. The decrease since October /, 1885,
aggregates elS,Sl0.6s2. TIE amount out.
standing to-day Is s303, ,2l2, ,l52 The Comp
troller also reports an increase In the d..
posit of legal tender notes during the last
mo 'th of $6.827,9ls and an Increase since
October, 1854, of S2S, 90, ,254.
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Cashler Gould Sentsnc ed to Ten Years

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 3O = Tonight
Cashier VIM. E. Gould was brought into
the U. 3. Courtroom to plead to indict.
ments against him, charging him with mis-.
appropriating funds of his bank. He
waived the reading of each Of the indict-
prisoners face expressed not the slightest
emotion as the District Attorney moved
for sentence. Judge Webb then sentenced
the prisoner to ten years in the State
prison at Thomaston.
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Accidental ShoofInn.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 29.-At Covington,
KY. five-year-old son Of Robt Burnev.
OF Clarksville, Tenn, was accidentally shot
and fatally injured by his cousin, the son
OF Rev. j. I. Plunkett. Mr.. Plunkett and
t us wife were shooting at a target across
tne yard, and while Mr. Plunkett was AZ
ing the target his little son happened to
KICK the gun, which was loaded. II acci.
left temple :" '"o
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-10-09
CHOLERA IN JAPAN.

"Ver 5000 Deaths Reported Within tho
Space of Nine Days.
oAN FRANCISCO, Sept 29.-Advices from
Hong Kong say the cholera is still raging
throughout Japan, the proportion of deaths
10 cases being very heavy Between
August % and September 5 inclusive. nina
Gays, l3,3S new cases were reported The
deaths during the same period were 473
In TOXIC alone there were during the nine
days 2,352 cases. with S72 deaths. Over "a
per cent. of those attacked died. An az
Mamination am OF wells in Toxic was made. and
ifo out OF LIZ were condemned as unfit for
drinking purposes. IVA
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STRANGE lluhtninu Erssk

SPRINGFIELD, O., Sept. 29.-During the
recent storm at Catawba, this county
lightning struck the Tucker residence. Tbe
uuid ran down stove-pipe in the kitchen.
Wnere M the family was sitting, and stunned
a. an Oh them. Miss Tucker was standing at
lightning broke the plate and strnck the e
M LADY, burning her lower limbs to a blister
Inc room appeared to be all on fire for :
ousiy injured. 'o "oheer'
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BELFAST, Sept. 29.-There was desperate
hghting to day between Protestant and
catholic workmen at Barbour's foundry,
this city. Police interfered, when the
nghters Joined forces and stoned and routed
the police. Cavalry summoned, charged
upon and dispersed the mob. Scores
or rioters and several policemen were in
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The Truth as to Gsronjmo's Surrender

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-General Miles
annual report was received at the War
department TO-DAY. In it is included his
report OF the pursuit and capture of Gero.
nimo and his band. The circum stances
connected with the surrender OF Geronimo
are briefly stated, and show that the sur.
rehuer was conditional; that it was made
on the promise Of General Miles that he
would protect the lives of the prisoners
ana take them out of the jur sdiction of
the civil authorities of Arizona. General
Drum has submitted the report to the Pres.
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Cheated the Hannman

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Sept. 29-Geo. Axtell.
who on May 3d. 1885, shot and killed at De-
posit' Broome County, N. Y, Elias Free.
man, Freeman H. French and William H.
Ferry, and who was in Jail under sentence
70 be hanged, was found to-day living in
bis cell in an unconscious condition and
breathing heavily. The murderer died
within an hour. 1t is not vet known
wnether Axtell took poison or whether an
epileptic fit ended his life. ."
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BEWARE BASE BALL


Michigander Goes Crazy Over the Game.
JACKSON, MICH, Sept. 30-Will Sargent,
OF this city, was until recently what is
called q "base ball crank" He at.
tended every. game played in the coun v.
e anu frequently visited Detroit to see the
League contests. His interest in the game
grew until it became a mania, and yester-
Day he was taken to the Ka' .'"zoo ASYLUM
as insane. Since his removal i.o tas an
parently forgotten base ball, and now wor.
ries over the belief that he has three wives
-one in Kalamazoo, one in tho South and
one in Jackson.
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One Prop Falls Under the Anarchisfs

CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-The affidavit of John
Sorreii, that Juror Randall had expressed
the opinion before the trial that the An.
archists ought to be hanged which was
presented with the motion of the defense
1or new trial, has been withdrawn, the
s1iiant discovering, when confronting Ran
for him. mo"
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$6, 500 Gold Brick Swjndle.

KANSAS CITY, Oct 1.-William Warner, a
well-to-do citizen, was induced by conf
dence man to go to Lawrence, Kan, yes
terday, and pay $500 for two gold bricks
which it was said had been found by an In
dian in New Mexico On returning here
to-day the speculator found his bricks val
ualaSS. -
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Amazons Cap, ure the Sheriffs.

DUBLIN, Sept. 3O.-At Mlltown, Mabav,
county Clare, today, while the sheriffs
were employed in distraining on the prom.
erty of man named Kelly, the married.
women OF the neighborhood attacked. over.
powered and imprisoned all of tn, officers
engaged, while their husbands secured the
cattle and removed them from the locality.
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Row at a Shaw.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 3.-At Spearsville,
Kyr Saturday night, row occurred at a
show in Odd Fellows Hail. The lights
were put out and the crowd fled. A num-
bcr of shots were fired, and one of the
roughs, Ike Taylor, was killed
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Nodded Counterfe is in the Peniientiarv.

JACKSON, MIcH., Sept 3o-Adolph Cor.
don was discharged from prison this morn.
ing at the expiration of a five wears, sen.
tence for counterfeiting He was immedi-
ately arrested by Deputy U. s. Marshal
Winney on the charge OF counterfeiting
while inside the PRISON. Molds and tools
were found on his person aud in his cell.
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Juds sment Aaainst a Defaulfar.

TRENTON, N. j., Sept 29.-Judgment has
oeen given by Judge Wales in the U. 8.
District Court in the case Of the Mechanics
National Bank OF Newark against Oscar
BALDWIN, the late cashier, who is now serv.
ing term in States prison for defaultinr.
In the enormous sum of Sc 4S2, 794 rhs
amount OF the indebtedness OF the hank.
whi D Is now in the hands of receiver.
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Bows Escape From a R,form scbooI

WAUKEsHA, Wis. Oct. 3-Seventeen
boys escaped from the Reform School by
means of skeleton key made from a CONS
by an elevcn-year-old boy.
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Bancroft's Eighty-Sixth Birthday.

NEWPORT, r. l., Oct. 3.-Mr. George Ban
croft, the historian, to-day received numer-
GUS letters congratulating him upon the
accepted IN invitation to dine with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Astor, of New York, and
was called upon by many friends during
the day
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Jumped From the Roof.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3.-Mrs. Craig Alexander,
wife of wealthy citizen, who some time
ago failed in business and went in sane,
comm tied suicide yesterday by jumping
from the roof Of house.
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Kentucky Quaraptlnes

FRANKFORT, KY, Oct. 3-The State Board
OF Health, of Kentucky, bas issued a quar-
antine proclamation against pleuro-pneu-
monia cattle in Illinois.
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Suuires Surrendered.

LONDON, ONT, Oct. 3.-Sheriff Glass has
received warrant of extradition author
izing the surrender of Joseph Harris, alias
Squires, to the United States authorities.
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FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.

-Four Passenger Coaches Dashed Through
a Trestle on the Canadian Pacific.
ST. PAUL. MINI, Oct ga dispatch from
"innepeg says that to-day four passenger
coaches OF a train on the Canadian Pacific
railroad went down trestle l75 miles east
OF tnat city. The cars caught fire and were
completely destroyed. About dozen mas
sengers, mostly from Montreal, were
seriously injured, but none killed outright.
DIX bags OF mail matter burned in the
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Farmers on n Strike.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 29.-Louisiana and
mississippi farmers are combining against
the cotton seed oil monopoly, which offers
only ~ ton for cotton seed netting the
Farmers only about sixty cents. Tbey pro-
pose refusing to sell any more for a wear.
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"6srm II Orange" Crop Short.

NEW YORK, Sept. ss.--Reports from the
principal onion, growing sections Of the
prices. N'Nr 1"H "'saes
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Ierria!s Acc d nj.

AKRON, O., Oct. al and J. q. Niles were
buried be cath mass OF line-soaked
straw. and 50 badly burned that the latter
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Special Del v,ry systam.

WAsHISeTey, Oct. 1.-The extension O,
toe special de livery system OF the Post
ONCE Department. to all post-offices and to
sn classes OF matter goes into stfsctto-day.
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Women voters.

ALBANY. n. Y, Oct. 8.-Tbe Secretary Of
State has instructed the State Inspectors of
Election that they have no rigat to reisSs
the votes OF females
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COLLIERY DISASTER.
Twenty-four Men Lose Their Lives bv nm
Explosion.

LONDON, Oct. ga terrible explosion oc
CURED on Saturday at AltoftsColliery near
wakefield, Yorkshire. Seven men have been
found dead, eight have been rescued. and
seventeen are missing. In all proba-
Dliity the missing seventeen lost their lives.
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NATIONAL DEBT.

A Decrease for the Month Amounting In
slO,627, ,Ol3.17.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct 1.-The follow
ing is recapitulation Of the debt state
ment issued TODAY:
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CUMBERLAND PLATEAU.
COMPARATIVE ELEVATION.
HEALTH AND CLIMATE.

HEALrH AND CLIMATE.
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AND GRAPE CULTURE.
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EDUCATION.
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with Four Depots Located It,
NM 1Ss % lands 5 Hpsss S sw offered
of
With shipping facilities for
lie directly south o. .
ered amb% So sod
shipping and ~ nav
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Building Public Large Com
which
Oak Creek The
The BSard Rugby lands several lying
the Ine Rugby
They situated the sGs a5s and line me
8 settler.
s n and az s. T the %
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Cheap Farming Lands
BOARD OF AID ESTATE

ON THR--
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-07-15

The EXPoSITOR Bookstore is the
place to buy your school books and
school supplies.
FOUND is the heading to a change
of ad. for w. III. Ballentine. Brockway
1t will pay you to call OH him and get
his prices.
FOUND-A woolen lap robe. Loser
can have same by calling at the EXPOS
IroR office, proving property and pay
ing charges.
NoTICE-There came to my premises
in sec. q in the township of Greenwood,
on July |, Il small strawberry roam heif-
er one year old Owner will please call,
pay charges and take away. j. w. Reed.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-07-15
WOnderfulCureS.

W. ID. IIoyt Il Co., Wholesale and re-
tail druggists. of Rome, Go. say: We
have been selling DIR. Kings New Dis
covery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen's
Arnica Salve for two years, have never
handled remedies that sell as well, or
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effect
ed by these medicines in this city. Sew
eral cases of pronounced Consumption
have been entirely cured by use of few
bottles Of Dr. Kings New Discovery,
taken in connection with Electric Bit
ters. We guarantee them always. Sold
by &. A. Wells & Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-07-15
BRoCKwAY CENTRE, County, Mich, JULY
Nature CleaI,ses

The system. if given an opportunity,
but very few persons find time to give
nature chance and SO the blood.
which is the great drain for carrying
away impurities, becomes so clogged
with disease that unless some help is
given it. the person will be afflicted by
blood poisoning and suffer with Pim-
pies. lioils, Carbuncles, Cancers, Scro-
eases in the system. Large bottles ~.
Sold by c. \. Wells d 60.