Western cyclone., 1886-10-28
THE GENERAL NEWS.

Tntheran church began it's session in
Chicago.
fire at Roselle, New Jersey, destroyed
the Windsor hotel, valued at $4,000. A
lanpdress was burned to death.
IT is understood in Washington that Mrs.
Folsom will next month occupy the cottage
ofPregident Cleveland on the TenallytoWn
road.
The Missouri anti-horse thief association
NET At Chillicothe, ana enrolled a large
1,nmber of new members. Officers we're
elected for the ensuing year.
John B. Green, of Brooklyn, claims all
that portion of twenty third street In De-
troit lying south of Howard street, estimated
10 be worth 500, 600, and has fled a claim
with the city clerk.
Judge TuIey, Of Chicago, has dissolved the
Injunction restraining the health commits
sorer from interfering with the sale of
milk taken from COWS at the infected dis
tllLeries.
A lady in New York, whose name is with
held from the public, sent her check for
II0OCO to the Tulane university at New
Orleans, toward the establishment of a
school for the higher education of girls.
Judge Prendergast, OF Chicago, issued an
order ior the al rest Of forty election judges
and clerks heir otfenae consists in not
returning registry books t0 the ele 1tiOn
commissioners within the time prescribed
by law.
The business failures occurring through
ont the county during the last seven days, as
repOrted TO X. q. Dun d Co., number for
tha United States, 100; for Canada, 10; or q
total of 10, as compared with total of 1870
last week.
Adyices from Nassua report the total loss
of the British steamer Juliet on Ginger
bread ground, Bahamas. She was bound
from Cardiff for New Orleans with a cargo
of rails which are now being taken to Mas
sau.
The switchmens strike in Minneapolis
shows but little change. The men on the
lines centering on the city, refuse to go to
work. The number Who have gone out is
about seventy. Affairs are assuming more
serious aspect, though az yet no trouble has
arisen.
The owner OF the schooner George l..
Smith" which sailed for Grand Banks, Aug
ust Is on a halbut voyage, have given her
up for lost She carried Grew of fourteen
men. This makes twenty seven vessels lost
of total value of $4,000 and 116 lives so
far this year.
Since September 1, 1885, twenty-one yes
sols belonging to the Gloucester dist, lot fleet
COO, md insure for $118,420, have been
lost The lives Of 104 men have been lost,
lelyiDg twenty-five widows and fifty father
lcs children.
The law court of Augusta, Maine, has
giyena unanimous decision that no state
law is violated by the sale of beer at the sol
diers' home, and that the state courts have
no jurisdiction over liquors intended for sale
at the home. thus reverses the decision of
the municipal coW at POI tland.
The revenues so far this mouth have aver
AGED over $l60(0) q day, and are now about
$l2,COC00 in excess of the expenditures
caring the same peIis 1. The financial sit
0ati0n ia regarded at the treasury depart
ment RS favorable for another call for 3 per
cent bonds, and it is probable that one will
be issued in few days.
Some time ago B. F. R0bel tsop, a resi-
dent of Ramsay, ILL.,, desert I'd bis ife, TAX
ing with him their only child, boy years
Of age. Mrs. Robe .sOn, lear ming that her
husband and child were in Mattoon, went
to Shelby Vile, and through her at Oh ney ap-
piled to Judge Creighton for a writ of
habeas corpus for the production of the
boy. The writ was granted, and Robertson
appeared with his son. The court awarded
the custody of the child to it's mother.
It's learned that the district attorney of
Arizona recently presen4 ed 10 the
attorney general sufficient evidence that was
ohtainable TO convict Geronimo and his
braves Of murder before civil ibunal, and
that IN view Of this fact Governor Zulick,
o. Mlzona, had requested the president to
cause the military Ohicelsto surrender the
hoStlleS to tue civ ii authorities of the tal ri
tory for trial. Notwithstanding this re-
quest, the action of the president in order
ngthe confinem ent of the Indians at Folt
.lckerlng, Florida. is accepted at the war
department as conclusive evidence of the in
'eltlon of the Cover nment D treat them as
prisoners of war. and not ss ordinary mar
suoers amenab!e to civil j. lisdiction.
;, hon. James G. Blaine, in his speech at
Iitsburg referred to Chattanooga as a point
q q the south were oolored laborers are paid
mand 10 cents per day. The daily Times
soiinsntlng soi on this speech, says: "a care
y. ~ inveshgation here reveals the fact that
ae lowest wages paid ID llore / laborers in
aly industry is 80 ce2ts Ger day, and this
;Me covers only few at the South Tredsgar
muh works. The greater number of colored
s suen az these works re Give wages running
.ou Sz to $3 per day, with q large number
M ntermedlate rates of S125 end SLID.
s nst we say OF Chattanooga in this regard,
iplieS % BI mingham, knoxville and other
ss0ses = see Some colored men receive as high
~ n .FOA Nay hS puuulefS ana foundry men
na.E anls section. We may say, generally,
s,ae n,se tne scale 1dns from 81 to 1.51 for the
s,uaIest snrsIst mass of colored men working in
''u'hern manufactures"
same nae slntidel lecturer, G. B. Reynolds, who
s;na ;aseu so much excitement a few months
tant tGe q Boonton, N. j., where he erected a
naI, I', delivered lectures aud distributed
n phiets ol,s rev ling the bible aud Christians
aronaa5 osenersi' until public feeling was so much
Vas oSu TSe mat his camp was broken up and he
grand adaOed ;O under bonds to appear before the
and uu Jury, has agRin appeared in the town
msn,i papered it with blasphemous deem
Nus. lie came from Boonton to Albany.
his n,.re xnere ne repeated the distribution Of
the Rossers' masters until he was ordered to st3p By
IN saas;yU' mayor The grand jury, which ia now
ment MENTION, a'.a Will undoubtedly find an iudicf-
in Is tbo against Reynolds Over fiftv witnesses
ble y pa pase have been heard since the tron1
del =. n.1 noonton. The Truth seeker, an inf
cartoopps mas contained weekly articles and
one oso&15 If tbs about Boonton people. Perhaps ss
il wb;os me g most ridiculous articles was one
pearls pIlifa - hey nods was described as feedine
peonIs 20 :. sS me- the swine representing tbs