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A DnuKhter Accused OF the Murder
of Her Mother

"A Paris dispatch of the 22d instant
10 the New York Herald says that at
an ear y hour this morning reports
spread like wildfre in the neighbor.
hood Of the Theater de Opera and the
Place Vendome that irlghtful crime
had Just been discovered. On hasten
ing to the scene Of the excitement /
found crowd Of 500 people sEsem-
Bled he fore the shop Of Mile. Jamin,
No. Rue du Marche Saint Honore,
where bonnets, sces and haberdash-
cry ae sold, shouting, XIII herl kill
her she has murdered her mother.
Out her heart out Tear her to
piecesl" / asked, whats the mat.
terT" The women and boys shrieked
in reply, This wretch, Mile. Clemen.
tine Jamin, has locked up her own
mother in cupboard aud starved her
10 death" The mob then rushed at
the shop, broke the windows and
forced open the door. Just a. the
door WIS burst open with q loud
crash M. Lalonde, oommissAry
Of Police, and a squad OF
gendarmes arrived and drove back the
crowd. l entered the apartment with
the Commis'ary of Police. As he
opened the door of the d ming room
behind the shop we noticed a terrible
smell that seemed TO come from a cup
boa d. The Commissary opened the
doors Of the cupboard and we found
the dead body Of an old lady resting
upon a shelf. The body was dressed
in the latest iashion, with o corsage OF
embroidered Jet beads, gold eyeRlass
and cpain about the neck, and a Va
lenciennea laos cap on the head, with
violet ribbons. The hands we're
cross ed on the breast and the eyes
were opened with a chastity stare. In
the cupboard also was a small stove
full OF sshes aud the embers OF coal
and wood. The gendarmes ut once
arrested Mile. Clementine, who 10 O
rather pretty aud fashionably dressed
brunette about 20 years Of sge. She
said, in reply TO questions OF the Com
missary Of Police: Eyes, this is my
mother, bat / am entirely innocent.
My mother, who is IL years Of sge,
disappeared on the l4th OF Nov
smber, ald then l announced
her disappearance at the police
station, st the same depositipg
at the pol CO station scrap of
pspe; Ia my mothers hspdwrliibg
witt TIE words Tia ne Uetir pas changer.
Je Gals me noysr' CYou won't obshRe
] sm cong u drown mystli.D" Dom.
eissarv Llonde remembered ia TACT,
Mile @ emenline's vsi. IL tho police
stoiou.un the day alleged. Nile. Gle.
mpI tine confined; "A Tow days ago
noticed a strange emtll-I body
already in a far advanced gtate Of &c.
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fNOn.ResideIit Notice. !

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No 69S4-In the Chanoery GOaFt Of Shelby
d county, Tenn.-A. L. blow and Others vs.
Irene 0Oalet ct al. 10 y 3. if.t
II appearing from affidavit in this cause
that the defendants, Irene 9oelet and Henry
Bonner, her guardian, and Harry y; N.Y.
over, arc residents OF the State OF tSorth ger.
olipa and that Jossph M. Bel 1e q resident
OF the State of Arkansas, ana all non-resi-
dents Of the State Of Tennessee
1t Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearances herein. at the eourthOuse OF
Shelby county, ia MemRhis, JTonnesgee, on or
befors the 6rst Monday in December, 1886,
and plead, answer OF, dennur to complainant
hill. or he same viii be " ken for confessed
ne ', taem and set for be airing ex parte; and
thas a oopy Of this order be published once
week, for Jour successive weeks, in the Mem
phis Appeal. This 9th day ofUotober, 1886.
A COPY Attesti
S. / MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By B. +. Coleman. Deputy O. and NJ.
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Crennied by Mer ChiIdren.

The New York Herdlds Paris CORE.
spnp dent telegraphs that the most re-
voting case of malricide--a mother
burned alive by her four children
thst has come before the French tri-
bupsls in many years is now before
the Court Of A,s'zes Of Blois. Thou
sands OF people from far and wide are
6ockiDg 10 the courtroom, and the
population are only prevented by the
gen daTmes from lynCbing the alleged
muTderers. Nine. Lebon, an old wild.
ow OF 70, lived with her daughter and
son in-law, named Thomas, in the VIII
lage Of Luueau. The widows two
SONS, who lived some way of, and her
daughter had endeavored to gst their
mother into an asylum at Blois, bat
having failed in this they decided to
do away with the old woman and di-
vide tue few hundred francs she had
saved among them. When 1t was
was known in the village, on July
27th, that Niue. L,bon was dead, a
crime was at once suspected, snd
She ndarmerie Immediately visits d
her house. A horrible sight awaited
them. In the fireplace we're the
eharrsd remains OF the old woman.
Nothing was left but the head, the
two feet, one arm and the high bones.
The right arm OF the victim, ehriyeled
aud twisted, was around the head
Next day the evidence OF the two
sons, daughter and son.in.law was
found to be contradictory, and they
began 10 accuse each other. The
declaration Of the murdered woman's
granddaughter, little girl OF z,
cleared up all doubts.
She stated that her two uncles had
come on vieit and that while at din
neY her mother had suddenly said:
"We must get rid OF the old one"
Then her uncle Alexander ran to
the ped and seized hold Of his mother
by the head, the other sou, A exis,
taking her by the feet, and between
them they carried her to the FIRE,
which the little girls father and
mother had In the meantime pre-
pared. The poor woman had at Hrst
called out, but her cries gradually be-
came weaker. The woman, Thomas,
tben took handful OF straw from the
matt ress and gave il to her husband "a
set Are TO their victims clothes. The
black bonnet worn by the murdered
woman, which was not burned, wal
found TO have been soaked with Pc
trOleum. There is, therefore, little
doubt that the wTetches had poured
petroleum over her clothes to make
them barn better. Her son-in.law
showed the body with his foot, to pre-
vent II from falling out OF the FIRE
place Before committing the Grim,
The murderers had sent Tor |
priest 70 confess their mo her
and Immediately aiterward AlexiI
and Alexander Lebon confessed
10 the pfiest, their slstor doing 80 (
litte later on. The accused are dc
Tended ably aud eloquently by Mailr,
Laguerre, the young Radical deputy
Geol galte Lisbon, the wife Of Thomss
10 dark, cTosB eyed little peasan
woman oil Is, bat looks as II she wer
50 years Of sge. Thomas Is q great
staggering rustic, with long yellow
mou4ache. Alexis Lebon is 33 year
Of age, thin, sallow and malicious
and Las o terrible wound In his face
from the corner OF his mouth 10 hi
cheek, so that when he speaks he hs
the appearance Of trying to bite Of
his ear. Alexander Lebon Is a gTea
fat boy, end cries all the time the tria
is going on.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18

The following is copy resolution adopted by the Board
of rustees Of the Tunnel Company at meeting held
August 2. 1886:
U1sreas This Company did the ith day Of January,
1877 execute an OF mortgage 10 Mtssr Met amon
Itr,s "a tIc of al
vanc and 10 be advanced 10 TINS Company, payable Janu
ory SgI or upon default beng made IN amy haliyeaIly
payuenr of IN thereon
nd whereas The principal sum due under said mort
$3.50 So o. ami the overdue inter
est tr,o 10 the Of So5-,o73 a. aud this company Is
wItbuut lie means o paving the same;
, rhr,as me above named mortgages have begun
an a.in IA s Saies Circuit tourt Ion the Distr' Of
49, i The fore. ,~ure the said
has been amounted by said court 10 manage the affairs OF the
Nv fore resolved. That this Board deems 1t proper
hat The ac stated should De male known To the stock
ndrs 81 IN oupany residing IN and about the city of
Vary nv giving public notice thereof IN order that they
may such acton Ia TIC premises a. may '"'n 10 '"'
best. 49,. 4, -, j., 4. 4, -. A.,
- =, nse The above resolution and preanbes to DO
unnh,l three times week .or Two weeks In The New
Eork Tribune and Journal oil Commerce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18
Take Erie and Western Railway.

At the urgent request of various security holders who have
,d ar agreed sign the Reorganization Agreement Of Feb
1850 but are unable complete the deposit OF such securities
within the limit time heretofore fixed. the Purchasing Com
e aprned under such agreement have concluded to ex
ia ma, erod for deposit Of bonds and payment upon stock
min Wednesday sept lss6 But subject 10 the approval OF
The .istug parties the agreement tie Committee VIII re
~ nj. holders bonds stock deposited after tins date To
As an indemnity Tor the expenses incurred by the
onal delay the rate of dollar per bond OF cach
class and twenty five cents per share oil stock pay able al te
time Of deposit.
Tn. Committee invite attention TO tho very large deposit
NJ ecures and payments upon stock already made IN the
.ds f bs Central Trust Company under the agreement
and are prepared furnish full information relating to the
New.York, August Ia. 1850
FRANK &. HOLLiNs Drank c. HolIins Coz.
II WALL-sT. n. "
HENRY W. SMITH (Mutual Life Ins. Coz.
NAs-Au.sT, ~ "
WILLIAM A. READ (Vermilye Coz.
NAssAU-sT. n. Y.
CLARENCE CAREY Gary whirdge).
80 WAII.-ST, ~ Y.
PURCHASING COMMIITEE.
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Gin propcrin Wanic0.

WANTED. House. and fats. furnished
~. and uuI..fuIsNsf fof Ial
EOMAINL BROWN. e. West 3Jdst, near Broadway
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To the Stockholders OF the Wabash, St. Louis
and Pacific Ra lway Company:

Notice hereby given that after september l5 1886 no
certinates of stock Louis ana Pacific
Railway Company Will be received IN exchange for ceItih
Gale. Of the Purchasing Committee, emitting the holder to
shares OF stock the reOrganized company The time above
rcnti,ned il absolutely the such
can he made stock received viii he subject the
avment of the insiamens ami interest thereon from April
10 lsstj and one dollar per share penalty.
For the Purchasing Committee
NcwYork Ang H. 1856 o. d. ASHLEY Secretary.
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Conn,rn Drouerl1 uilc)

HOTEL WANTED Ia rent with privilege Of
'nr, lo,ai,d NJ Unity village on lire of
I'N.f l'''il'H hhlhhfhtf 0f partly >led good
totion toi i's- Van "a some laid Will u dIne.
Tn'i'-- ih iuh liu'uiafs Tot int.y4eW ). - Boa 20
Illpuu' once
~ AN Ed TO LEASE for term of wears
lm "I about 70 acres good n'la0e upland with good
'" g" "i lu rooms g"oi "aifi plenty ol olthudi =
CONVENIENT i0 village. lent must b., low. Address. A
fYaIAlA y s.
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Cost anO founo.

90 '.,I.t OF r., LEN-Bank book No. l70. 777.
,i. To q Wolisrt. All ~ "a ~ ,le q "
Ianl CORNER tri . @ requested o. deliver fAe book 10 me
e. OF ~Dpl,morf --o aru, ~ n"l t,sl"iei on Tho ~
D. q duplicate ~'F"'"N"- VIII Dc made 10 the Bank
Sew Ola. Aug d. 1856
| OSI-A POCkErBOOK contoir;o, ,,vo,
a. M ~ {" m, .a4F e ga New iofk two ,l' IVY
,"aid,d ut delivering same
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Hlsrs!lancors.
Gnllion 5Gles.

C,UFRIFF'S SALE.-John F. Il. Smyth,
~ ,nrtionerr sells to-day 10 m 907 broadway. Con-
tents of a florist store HUGH j GRANT Sheriff. L. Del
mOur Deputy
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PELHAM W. AMEs, Secretary.

TOAN WANTED. BY manufacturing cor
IL poIaton 90 miles irom Boston. s-oUoo 10 szo.OVv
nters. PAYABLE quarterly advance Security offered pr
ct ius r-t nogsg. improved real estate oil value
81 "a 600 assessed taxation -oOuV0 with Insurance III
pnsnn anJ Providence anies Ia amount OF loan
nIai In soiate several corporation notes into one
moi, M of interest no brokers'
~ Aaar..s TKLAs REK care Box Isl, Boston, Mass
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Syw.No ORR. 1ue sdav. Aug. II. lssn

.-t,o 9, los were held al the Exchange and Auction
i'"" 'V'* RI John r. Floyd.
o tory bindings story honse ami .S'oi! 500
I lots Nos 3 and AS West l7th II s. ioV g., 600
afi,ave 25N92 each A Ward 4AN'V'
-, a,,iiur with lot. No ll3 II ichniasaNr - -6o
es ISL "a OF l23thsl lot @oN"% " N'o0
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Dusincss prupcrln for Sale ano Go Crl

k-TO IE1-Cor 33d-st. and broadway. -
~ Ilr new large stores. sizes a. Sut tenant
HDNAINt BHONN. g. West SD II ncs broadway.
ATTENTION Is called 10 those elegant lrst-
~ class houses Sos 10 H. last -oth IT, Apply on prem
is,s too wn.fs g. y and a WILLIAMS.
fIO IET-Lofts or Bcckman, Fulton. Ann,
Il frankfort Cif and Wiliari siN
IIIhNb q " MING. Beexman 81
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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

There was light attendance at the keal rs
1heio Wv" ,.s,.rday when Auct,oneer John I.
"r, mi 40 for ,slc under foreclosur" NO 10 %,
SSno,a..ve. rOurs'Ory brick house. lot ls,nasY
tn. property rent. for $1,000 year was n"p', ,or
IN w.re Klebitsch. the planth In the su''' io'
down !" w. ,..ce of Sill 900 and interest Nos
and as ' s'p pr rSss ye COM
ei,haye we're sold separately, sory frame house
prscd .,cpy bnck saolr. with o,s Zo1y ne nar
property NOT rented %s" was sold free and for
e 600 TO- TO- ward plaintiff, ana ~, NO ~ BOO by the
,r,ne house and stable was oo"e"' ava
save parcha>cr , ,,s hrokers' meeting for furnished
Their va. al dwellings In good locations 20 Ien'
or ,n,y h,sn-stoOp house. 2oN6oNao w FOR
.r T,lty fonrih.st. renting Tor Ss,' wa CntTe.s
nesl =. lore ant basement 4oxlOs, IL trut'
s0ovD Us f.red ot rent at - 900 year ta.m
near .tgnt acres IN Montgomery county, i". TO-
9" ere a brick house. "ntbuildngs anu 40 81,
g. 70 COUNTY Penn. for 40 an acre; -, ro'Io
~ rooms and eighty acres IN Suuolk O"u,, ~
~ - 5On and nine room house anu TOUR anu go ono
,s. with poultry, Morris County, \. D. ior F'oV'
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Amusements.

X NOCKED OUT.
DISTANCE-TIME-EXPEN
NO WHOLE DAY LOsTi
NO FORTUNE SPENT
NO MARINE DANGERS
NO BARREN SANDS
SHADY GROVES. PICTURESQUE SCENERY.
AN OCEAN BREEZE SAIL 10 CENTS
BUFFALO BILLS
WILD WEST
AT LOVELY ERAsTrNA STATEN ISLAND
Under the auspices of the Staten Island Company
tI.rnItei)
PERFORMANCES AT 3 AND 8 r. NJ ALL WEATHER.
AFTERNOON PATRONS HOME AT 60 EVENING
PATRONS HOME AT H.
From the Battery, terminus Of alt Elevated Roads faro
ing Battery afternoon performance ii 30 2l5 l. l5D
2 230 FOR evening performance at 5Sj D. 6l5. 600 7l
Steamer JOHN SYLVESTER leaves West 2Ist.st lis
loh.sf 100: Pier N r.. las Evening trD-Wesf 2lst-
st. G45 lOb.st. $50 Pier " r.. l. Pare. round trip.
25 cents
Dock. Battery. 10 grounds las C50p All water
ronfc. only 10 cents.
BRoOKLYN-stcamer FLORENCE leaves Bridge Dock
Fulton Ferry n 1890 a. M. 100 AMI $40 ?. M sundays
10 BROOKLYN Patent marine brake shown the 1879
The IN sYLVkN GLEN will leave L. l. r. r. Dock. HUNT
GGKKEsENPoINT ? loot Kcntsi $50 soot south Sths'
M~nbuMissi ~, 70 CENTS " CHILDREN rs CENTS
Come early Wander through camp
Doors open 1890 and y. m. - -.
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,I,O THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
1 STIKO TUNNEL COMPANY

The following is copy resolution adopted by the Board
of Trnsees the sutro Tunnel Company at meeting held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18
MEXICAN NATIONAL RAILWAY.

BondboIers are inv ted deposit their bonds with tho
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY of New.York. under
an o reorganization prepared 10y the Bondhoders Commit
tee Copies plan and agreement may be- obtained from
Central Trust Company OF at the once oI the committee
No. 81 Nassau ST., New-iork.
SPENCER TRASH SFLAH CHAMBERLAIN,
Holm DrRuYTER HENRY AMY
GEORGE BURNHAM, CHARLES j. CANDA
SANI nj. H. PARSONS WIN. T.. d. STOKES,
AUGUST RUTTEN,
Committee.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-10
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber Of Commerce.

Wheat was &c lower, with some trading at
the decline. Samples were in good supply
and many were sold. There was a good To-
cal milling inquiry for choice No. hard and
No. Northern. Some lots had to go ut a
lower figure, while others sold well up to pre-
vious figures. Shipping demand moderate
No, hard opened with sellers at 79c cash
and May, SOC June, S154c July, S3c August
dropping to 1910 June and later to 7g15c
June, closing at 1910 asked. No. Northern
opened at 76s4c asked June, and sold later at
TIC: samples were a fraction lower on the
average. NO. Northern was held at 74c
June. Sales included: 5000 bu June No. /
hard at 1870, 10000 blu June No. l hard at
191ac, 10000 blu June No. hard at 1915c TO-
600 blu June No. hard at 7934c, 5000 blu No.
1 hard cash, 7sc, 5000 bu cash No. North
ern 1890. 5000 blu No. / Northern, June, Tic
Sales by samples included the following: 5
cars No hard, o. t., 7Sc: cars No. hard.
o. t., 7S1ac; cars No. L hard, O. t., roc: 2
cars No. Northern, o. t., 751Ic; IL cars No.
] Northern, o. t., 76c: 81 cars No. Northern,
o. t., TIC; 10 cars No. l Northern, o. t., 7Sc; 3
cars No. Northern, o. t., 74c; 2 cars No. 2
Northern, o. t., T5c; 2 cars sample, O. t., 63c;
l car sample, 6514c; s cars sample. O. t., soc;
2 cars oats, O. t.. SIC; 2 cars sample
oats, O. t., 341ac. Flour quiet and slow
Patents, sacks to local dealers, $40
@4 so: patents for shipment, sacks, car lots.
S4.25@4.35; in barrels, S4.5O04 rs; delivered at
New England points, $5.3505.4O; New York
points, S525@5.50; delivered at PHILADELPHIA
and Baltimore, S5.2005.3O; bakers So 5O@3. rs:
superfine, S1.T5@2.25; Red Dog, sack, s.. 4O@
LIS; Red Dog, bbls, 81 .8002. Is; rye flour, 100
lbs, S1.75@2; buckwheat, Dbl, $405.