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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-16
OUTBREAKS IN ENGLAND.
MODS ATBIRMINGHAM AND VAR.
MOUTH.
Investigating the London Riots
The Socialists and the Premier
European Finances.

London, February l5.-Their first
memorial 10 Mr.. Gladstone not hav-
ing been answered, the Socialist lead
ers have again written to the Premier
inciosing proposals. for the ameliora.
ton OF the distress among the work
ing classes, and expressing the hope
that they will be enabled 10 announce
at then meeting OF the Federation, con-.
vened for next Sunday, II at the gov
eminent has resolved TO begin work
on public Improvements in order 10
give employment to workiDgmen now
idle.
THE SOCIALISTS
have decided to abandon the proposed
meeting on Tuesday next, as they be-
lieve their objects have attained suf.
fcient publicity. At a meeting Of
tradesmen held in Dublin for the purl
pose OF appointing a delegation to at
tend the Lord Mayors banquet, many
CT those nominated refused 10 serve.
INVESTIGATING THE LONDON RIOTS.
The committee appointed by Nj.
ChildeTs, Home Secretary, ID inquire
into the GAUGE of the recent riotous
demonstrations in London, held its
firtt meeting this morning. The de-
llberttions OF the committee are con-
Quoted in secret.
RIoToUs DRMoNsTRATI)E AT. VAR
MOUTH.
A dispatch from Yarmouth saws the
unemployed workingmen are making
demonstrations OF q riotous character.
CONSERVATIVES MEETING.
A meeting OF the Conservative lead
ers has been called for next Thursday
the Carlton Club. The MARQUIS Of
will preside. The meeting
will be In tho nature OF q. caucus to
determine what policy the Conserva-
ives shall pursue in Parliament. The
principal question to be considered
will be what sla1d are the Conserva-
ives to take in regard 10 Ireland and
be proposed Irish legislation OF the
Liberals.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-16
Speedily Cured.

! am satisfied that this remedy saved my
life. Webster, Pawtucket, Il. l,
! contracted n severe cold, which sud-
denly developed into Pneumonia, present.
Ing dangerous and obstinate symptoms.
My physician nj once ordered the use OF
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. His instructions
were followed, and the result was a rapid
aud permanent Il re.-H. +. Simpson,
Rogers Prairie, Texas.
Two years ago I suffered from a severe
Cold which settled on my Lungs. / con-
suited various physicians, and took the
medicines they prescribed, but received
only temporary relief. A friend induced
me to try Ayers Cherry Pectoral. After
taking two bottles of this medicine i was
cured. Since then / have given the Pee
toral TO my children, and consider it
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-16
DENTISTRY.
AdministratOr,s Motto,

N0tlcts
HAVING qualified as administrators Of
IL the. estate Of Frank Duncan, licensed,
notice is hereby given for all part es having
claims against said estate TO file same with
me; and all parties indebted 70 said estate
will settle at unce. Memphis, Tenn, Jan.
u, 1876. Ifril BENZ. X. DUNCAN, Adm'r.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-16
The Best Remedy

for Colds, Coughs, and all Throat and
Lung diseases, ever used in my family
Robert Vanderpool, Mcadyille, Pa.
Some time ago l took q slight Cold,
which, being neglected, grew worse, aud
settled on my lungs. | had n hacking
cough, and was very weak. Those who
knew me best considered my life 10 be
In great danger. 1 continued 10 suffer
until / commenced using Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. Less than one bottle of this val
liable medicine cured me, and / feel that
1 owe the preservation Of my life TO its
curative powers. Mrs. Ann Lockwood,
Akron, New York.
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral Is considered,
here, the one great remedy for all diseases
OF the throat and lungs, and is more
in demand than any other medicine Of Is
class. j. +. Roberts, Magnolia, Ark.
Ayers Cherry PectOraI,
Prepared by DIR. j. c. Aver Co, Lowell, Mass.
Gold by Druggists. Price 81 six bottles, S.,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-29
gnblanbet.

Gn sammel Mano, iom bat p(eiet
at saa % iefse Bpriter, bbbe ct
usielt 8asperelie / 3bie Gtaee i en-
Bpsnins / &bilaoelpbia fcrleoeu. 9a
man fanbt bans 9eitamente, fom bet
for en- Dag. at ban baDbe itientet bele
fin 5orm,le, $4,000, til Mrs. 6arz
riett galton, en- pelitaaenbe &enifers
9uitru. 9un antaser, at 5ammenz
bensen bermeb er benne. Gor maaife
te-tre Iar iioen fom ban fgrfte
@ans til @rs. 8altons 6us % fall
bbb 8griter. San par tDnbt flaot
og boitebe itertt men iaa eQers rem
os pen 4b. Mrs. 8a1ton fipbte en-
BBrite bos bam, bporfor ban iDnteS
meset tatnemmelis. % bun sab bam
osiaa Jrotof. Siben bar ban en-
tabis Beissenbe % ipite GrOfof i
2jbftenet omtrent tre @an9ei 11sen,
oo aKrs. Balton tisbte Fere Bpriter,
euo bun bapbe 8rus for. 6an par
en- beipnstrlis 5pr med COB Dpbra<
aelie % 9obe 9unoitaber i mango
@etninser. 6an bapbe ensans forz
talt, at ban babbe pnret Gift, mems
ban bar uns, men bans 6uitr,l baoe,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-29
9eitD &roa.

9flfp 8rotber6 bQr i0ag
lloget at ligf jfr, Tom er al
ltor 8etDoning for f0fr lflD.
Set fr en- Delbffff1lot sag,
at ri bQr bet bfoite og itprlte
.llonQlg | bette @ountb af
&lGofr, Sfinopfltle, Sper:
fraffer, @artolffr, &allttr oiD.
Ds Ell aoen pelbefeno @auobeo cr, at alto fan faa
@arer ior eoers Hense bos ems oset anoet @teo
@ eleer rscn aane elenoise garer for npe, os bpor
bq9e aore ems p tlbpoe er 1aaoane p ri a9euel el9e
friife, 1re os nooerne &arer billiserc
Seer forists oe Lao JET life anee al npe Ylattenaeere
u1eo ct 2a9er al samld iorla9te;I&le6er.
Aob ltte CIT SDuars SGrDl at 2arer pr S D1r erbD0t
bore 4rer og eet bort 2agcr.
ST Dil l1nberl0lge e1lbper
ber / @ountirt.
9lSrb1oiglt,
Seifp &rptber&,
The Peoples Square Dealing Clothitrs.
1872 Qincolu M0c,,,Ic 1872.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-29

8i mobtos ! llsen f6r Sui to Snb.
ienbelier ansaaenbe ben Birtiomheb,
ION Snbreuis siionsf foreniuseni GOnnz
tiet ubfOlber peb fine Gmisierer.
So besee ombanbler omtrent bet
famine, bar ri antaset. at bet maatte
pere tititretfeli9t, at oi offentli99ibr
ben enc.
&un ital ri ber mebbele, at oer
ben anben Snbienbelie, ber er fra g.
.. Noromarfen, .nebbeles, at npe
Snbmelbelier i Goreninsen Ton :ite til
bam, Der ct Toreninsens &asierer,
eller nosen anben / 8eitprelien. iom
man naatte fienbe. &ontinsenten
ienbes til &aSiereren. @nbel Mebs
hmmer, iom lite bar betalt fin &on<
tineent for 1885, anmooes ON at len,
be ben. 2iseiaa for 1886. Mr.
Norbmarfens Nbbresie er &otbiap.
Minn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-29
Det eubet etatsfensfel.

ct. 8ant 23be 9ecb. Statens
Board of Corrections and Charities
% omtrent ct 9unbrebe repreientati:
ne 5errer fra alre Dele af @tater
msbte Der isaar Gftermiobas forai
pnerpeie 8rpieftet on, at 9ipre bet an.
bst 6tats sfensiel III en- @eforulanftal,
for ,1nse MRnb. @upern5r pubbart
funser.be iom Jorntanb, % S. $.
9eart iou1 @efretnr. 9on. @orbou
6. Cole bolht en- lang Gale, bpori
ban inebbelte Gensielsreiormationena
9iforie. &an foropmte 3ontraft,
ipitemet % onbefalebe Dprettelien al
en- @tatsfensielz Commission, iom
itulbe baoe Dperopipn meo Gensi1er=
ne. Gn alminbelis 9isfusiion paa'
fulste, us Der bleu peotaset @eiotuti=
oner, ifplse 6pilte bet npe Gensiel
ital blipe en- 9Reformanitatt (8eiorma.
tcrp), % Mpbets @omite isuloe ior.
me ct pasienbe 5orilaa. iom l;al fore
legses nefe 2e9islatur. Son. g.
6. Cole, 9ommer &. 81. @rosbp, S.
g. 8iQsburp, @arben gteeo os s.
$. 8errb bleu uoneont lom &omite.
9ommer 8. 8. Collins fra St.
@louo iasoe iaftes, at ban troebe.
bele 8epaselien par ct 8roiett ira
Soft i Stil,pater us ipnore Minne.
iota forat forbinbre Spfprellen al e'
MT Statsfensiel. - Minneapolis
Journal.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-29

Bi er af en- Mbpnnent bleben an.
mobet ON at abertere be mortgage
sales, iom fra Eio til anben maatte
foretomme / @ouutiet, % ban ubtalte,
at ban oibfe. at bette par manses
Dnte.
Torontebiset a(tiaa peb benne In>
moonins, si6r ri ioag bet fbrite Gor<
ing bermeb, ibet ri inbier, at be man<
&c @tanbinaoer / gountiet, ion lite
leier @nselF, bar uanifetist forat faa
@eoe paa bet Slays 9ransattioner,
naar be lite hefienbtsjpres ct ,orif
Blab.
Men bet bebes erinbret, at bette
blot ct ct Gorigs, % ri pi( lite lobe
noset beitemt uben bette, at hi pil 9jb=
re, buab Ri ian. Set maa nemli9
erinbres, at ri faar insen &ootsip>
relie for bette, ,mebens be enselifeBla,
be bar en- sanlte sOb 8etalins tor iaa<
banne 8etienotgjprelier.
ut opta9e Dele Betjenotsigrelien,
iaaban iom ben fommer fra Sasfsres
rem, ct berfor life til at tenfe paa.
Set ct bet fiebelisfte &ram, man fan
leie, % alIe bore Mbonnenfer pilbe
penbe % @p9sen fer &pnbelsmesie,
ON ri ituloe optase tire ~ fire Spal=
ter of bet Stoi. Men effort uobras
al Betienbtsibrelierne, omtrent iaale=
bes iom be finoes iBlaoet ioas unoer
Dueritrift rSals al pantiat fait @ieu=
bom", bar ri troet Euloe pere baabe
tilitrettelist for 9iemeoet oa tillise
iaa iammeuoraaet, at ben &tabs, iom
bebgpes, moa funne inbrpmmes al
benz, iom lite bar pibere Sntereste al
at fienoe til iaabanne Sal9. u
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-29
Ru, efterat bet erafsiort, bpor bet
npe Sinbsipsebus ital b1iue apfgrt,
besbnber man at ie fig on efter bet
anoet Gtotsfeneiel.

Statsubfiqinsen blep i 1885 be-
pilset 500. 900 ub al Statens &asie.
s to Gar bar @tatens Nserbprtnin9s>
ielitab forbruat benne fore Cum os
81, 900 til, iom bet bar itiftet
@ielb for. 9tu fremtommer bet at
ter % onmober 2e9islaturen ON
$50, 900 til forot rebbe fin 9rebit.
@tatsubfiaineer er sobe Eing, men
bi ipbr, ON itte SelHabet tetter af>
feb fortefe Sag? Moorhead
News.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-29
Minnefota.

gioite 0nsbaa brbb Gppe ino S.
@. Glliotts Supellerbntit Miunea=
polls os itia( $1,000 gero af Sia.
manter. 9pperiet 1febe ONT Nftenen
alotten balu II, meoeus @ieren os
Betientene enoba bar i8utiffen. Gpz
pene 1log inb @inbuet, bemestisebe
fla 0iamanterne o9 tjprtc bort. So
litiet % enbel Borserc nor efter Dem,
men r,aaebe benz life.
gn II s(ar sammel @ut fra
Miuneapolis, iom ibplt engans trenz
febc en- 1 9(ar sammel &ise, ion ban
loffebe til fig, blep ben 22be IS. opmt
til lipspari9t Jausiel. Sans Mor,
ber bar tilitebe unber Somfeloelien,
falot ben brbbefulbe 9rens ont 9als
fen unber lpoelis Salten % piloe iffe
iti(les fra lam.
- & Iububon ,r ber en- Men!sz
beb, iom i bet forlpbne slar bar labet
bolbe ipp Maaneoers norit &elisiz
onsltole. 9ette er lite oaarlist til
at bore iaa lanst peit. arr. s. S.
Moen fra Eoroenitiole bar peret
napnte Menisbeos 2erer / nenne
9ib.
- Set saar noset pibt, naar ST.
pene bespnber at ruite nnoer ems
5ppebpuoer &l. 6 Sulemprsen. Men
iaabant mebbeles fra ct. SAUL at
pere benot Mr. % Mrs. 8. @.
Gurtils berjtebs nu / Sulen. Curtis
fob ba op, men &guerne rettebe en-
Stepolper imob BAN, buorpaa be be-
spnbte at iamtale Il al @ensptlisbeo
formobentlis) ON @asen. &pperen
tit lite ftprre Bptte enb ct llbr.
MoorheadNews: Set bleu meb>
bett her imor9es, at en- af Hinfertons
Qpbogeliesbetjente bar opiporet@ier=
niussmanben fra Slbspaaiettelierne
i @lpnbon os banoe GorbrDoeren lin
garetaat. 8i bar brret iitaub til
at erbolbe nosle faa al Gufeltbeoerne.
Set ct iast, at Opbaseliesbetien
6ar fulst ben mistentte Herlon iMaa<
nebpis % bar tilfibft fulbfort en9eat,
fe af Bepiier mob bam, iom lite laber
9pipl tilbase bos Betienten on, at
ben arreterebe oslaa ct ben ifDloise.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-29

entelte ON. bbao Der tjener til oeres
5reb. 9et blep mig en- Erans at BE,
be for bisie Menisbeber % bens el,
itelise 8reft ON. at 9errens riae8el=
fisnelie maatte utgies opcr benz. Sea
ftaar na itarb meb at beiose en- norit
.epnobemenisbeb BOG S ital ienere, on,
Cub uif, bbre libt fra mig.
8roberlis beneipen
Nnton U. 0obl.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-29

be Spbbggelle paa ,termere 9olo.
9en 26be, Eatiise1iesbasen, ON Gf<
termiooasen beieste ri Mr. s.. Breb.
ton, bpor ui bapbe en- meset bb9selis
Gftenitunb, % bpor bet bleu os en-
Erans % tier &list at tatte GER
rem for bans mango % fore @eleier>
ain9er i bet forlpbne Mar. Mr.
.Brebton tpbiebe % 9usen efter til
nermeite Station, Ebompion, .bpor
ri blep libt ituffebe peb lite at finbe
@ubbranb gforbmarfens 8rober BET
ferat bente os. 9an bapbe nemlia
lite mobtaset bort Brep. 8i bier
iaalebes npbte til at tase inb paa et
9otel forat ti(brinse en- ubpsselis
9tat, ibet balp6rufne Tolf rapebe inn
% ub til lanst paa Nat, ps bpor BET
fun bprtes Cher % Torbanbeller.
Seq maatte tanfe paa &ismanbens
Orb: rgin, Jon britfes formeset, er
Sielens Bitterbeb meb Eretastisbet
% 5alb berbeb." S benne lille BY
bar Der life lninbre enb 12Salooner.
@gnbasen ben 2Sbe traf ri 5 Mile
fra 8pen 8aitor Dmlanb, ion, itot
ferbis at reiie til @ubstieneite, oa
fulste ri efter Mnmobning meb bam.
6an omfattebe os meb itor @enlisbet
% anbefalebe os paa bet bebte. Da
ban ielp par libt ipselis, bar ban slat
peb bort &omn1e, % bet bar mig en-
fanb @lnoe atsbnele libt i bans Re,
ni8beber forat forfpnoe 2iuets Orb
Goriamlinserne % iamtale meb ben
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-29
1lbbraA af Gmi6fer Mnton 81.
Gable 0aabpe.
Snsienot af Sefreteren for 2utberit
falles Snoremisiionsforenine
af Dttertai1 County.

S Bespnbelien al gopb. Maaneb
paabe9Dnote leg en- 8 CHARACTERISTICS
ie i 1,orboeftlis &etnins / ben rgtorit=
lutberite falles Snbremisfionsfore<
ninss" Iieneite forat pirte meo Subs
Orb iblanbt bore 2onosmenb, % ba
ies peb, at l1seblabets 2eiere teller
mango 8enner al benne 5orenins. pil
ieg meb @ebaftionens 9ilIabelie mebs
belle noale Beretninser fra benne
@eiie.
9et par meb @lebe % 8emob. leg
bros nb paa benne Eur. Meo @le<
be peo Eanten paa at tunne efterfom>
me apoaelens 5ormauius: nNrbei.
Der, mebens bet er Sag, Natten fom=
mer, oa insen fan arbeioe;;" meo Be
mob peo Eanfen paa min fore uobs<
tisbeb til bette Mrbeioe, iom leg al
brig turbe bape paataset mig, ON ies
lite banbe ibutomutet 9errens Orb:
,Min Naa6e ct Dig NOT; tbi min
&roft fulbfommes ! Sfrpbelisbeb. !"
Seq antom. til &elican &apibs ben
s gsopb. ont Nftenen % blep oenlis
moota9en al Mr. S. anberien ber<
itebs, iom allereoe lamnle Nften bap,
be beitemt Dpbpsselie for mis,og bar
bette iaalebes bet fbrite Steb paa benz
ne Eur, bpor ies fit aifasse ct Tibet
8ibnesbprb ON Spnb % Maabe. @a<
flor @roiue al ben Norite Spnobe %
8aitor @aarbsmo af 9auses SpnOoe
sIebeoe ps meo beres 9enrperelie, %
lasoe @aarosmo osiaa Joriamlinsen
tililut ct Jormaninssorb pan 9ierte,
buorbos ban o9iaa ubtalte bet gnlteli1
sc i, at 2rS os Serb naatte .fomu,e
til / broberlis Rierlisbeb atpirte me-
Re iammen forat opbpsse % ianle til
3erren. Dsiaa paa bette Gteb bar
pilbfarenbe Setter funbet Snbsans,
ioet BE igpenbe 9ases Nopentiiter
meb beres Mansfoloisbeb al @rans.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-29

Gn flor Sci al 2osans Gremsous i
3ipet ital fp1bes bans 9ufru, iom
ban esteoe / 1855. 6enbes @ise>
napn bar Marp g. Gunnin89am.
@iennem bele bans 2iu, faa rist paa
Besipenbeoer, bar bun altib ueret peb
bans Sioe, en- Mebbielp / Droets
fanbefe % bebfe Betnbnin8.
Da Sen. 2osan benbte tilbase til
waibinston iibite Binter, beitemte
han fig forat figbe bet SUD, ,iom open.
for CT nepnt. 9an os Mrs- 2osan
baobe boet i ct v8oarbins=9us" i
@aibinston i ben 9ib, ban funserebe
iom 9onsresmano fpr Rrisen % ion,
Senator efter &risen. &an bapbe
feet laa mango Menb meb forbolts>
pis iuaa Ntibler erbolbe ct &iem pei
ct spitem al imaa Nfbetalinser, al
fan befemte fig til at foribse ,om bar
1clp fanbe faa ct.
Set bar ct sammelt os panitisttel
men iolib Stenbus, ION 2osan tigb.
te. 9on fit bet repareret 90 fat
sob @tano, % bet bar piit fig, ataib.
bet al 9uiet bar en- flor 8eiparelit
for lam os bet bebHe, ban funoe ajs'
re. @enator @berman eiebe enaane
en- Sci bet. s en- ganmel 8nti'
fonbt Mrs. 2osan enoel iuert Mpb.
1ement af Mabosnp, iom bapbe til.
bprt 8refibent Sames 8u9anat %
bette blep osiaa fjbbt % oppubiet, o.
neten alt Mpbleu.ent 9uiet 70,
Mrs. 2osan foritaffet paa oenneMaa:
be. 9ele 9uiets Snbre oiper Sno:
trsf al ROmfOrt os elegance.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-29
Screus sails gareeri.

@elser @elelaber, @aaleleoer,
9pnbt1eber, 6iorteitinb iamt 5aare<
itinb til Jelber, Yeltle oip. 6uber
os Stinb mobtages til Berebning.
o3 3m 3. .. 9anion.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-09-02
JUMPED FROM THE TRAIN.
SENSATIONAL ESCAPE OF A NO.
TORIOUS BANK ROBBER.

ST. LOUIS, August 31.-Sheriff Richie, of Gales.
burg, Ill., left the city last evening, having in his
charge Jimmie Carroll, the notorious bank robber,
wanted at Galesburg for some operations there
several years ago. Carroll was handcuffed Shortly
after the train left East St. Louis Carroll asked to
he taken 10 the toilet oom. Sheriff RI b con-.
piled with the request, but he had gone but few
steps down the aisle when he was seized on each
side by two men in linen busters and held until
Carroll had reached the door and jumped from the
train, which was moving at the rate of twenty live
miles per hour. Then Richie was released by his
captors, who, with three other men, also jumped
from the train.
AS soon as the train came to standstill Richie
got Off but could get no trace of his prisoner. He
then notified the East ST. Louis police of what had
occurred and telegraphed to Chief of Detectives
ONeill, of this city Sheriff Richie could give no
description of the men engaged in the affair, ex-
cept that the two who pnioned his arms and held
him while Carroll jumped from the car wore dust
1t is believed, however, by the police that they
were II. A. Simpson, one of the men arrested with
Carroll last Thursday, and who was given ten
hours to leave the cit. Harry Edwards friend
of Carroll, who ordered to leave the city yes
terday; Dick Preston, alias Windy Dick, thief of
some note, whose headquarters have been in East
st. Louis for some time past, and G. III. Grady,
well known local crook. 1t Is also 1lieved the
plan to rescue Carroll was agreed upon at Four
Courts yesterday; that Edwards was the prime
mover in it, and that he succeeded in conveying
information of 1t to Carroll.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-09-02
CATCHING SEALS.
A NEW INTERNATIONAL QUES-
TION SPRUNG IN WASHINGTON.

New YORK, August 31.--A Washington special
to the Post says a new point has been raised in
connection with the seizure by the United States
revenue cutter Of two Canadian vessels in Behring
straits, on the ground they were catching seals in
water ceded to the United States by Russia. OF
the vessels one is said to have been captured sixty
five miles and the second one twenty miles from
the nearest land. The point made is: "Did Russia
have the right to convey to the United States it
did, by the terms of its treaty in connection with
the sale of Alaska, the greater part of Behring
straitst'' Will any foreign government recognize
such rights under international law? If the United
States has right to prohibit British fishermen
taking our seals 100 miles from land, hasn't the
United States the right to prohibit Norwegian
whalers from taking what is within the same seas
Our treaty rights in Behring seas never have been
tested The possible seizure of these two Cana
dian vessels by our revenue cutter may bring these
rights into dispute.
Inquiry was made at the state department to-day
to ascertain whether the department has consid-
cred the matter Assistant Secretary Porter said
the subject has not yet been brought officially to
the attention of the state department, and was
wholly under control of the treasury department,
where 1t would be likely to remain unless the own
ers of Canadian vessels should complain to their
government, and Canada should in turn report to
the British government, and the subject in this
manner be called to the attention OF the state de-
partInent.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-09-02
,ants are Carefully looked after. Thomson

wants are carefully looked after. Thompson
fuckers lumber yards are turning ont immense
quantities of material no less than six cars were
being unloaded at one tine to-day, and E. W. III
lev the lively and popular young man in charge, is
kept on the run all the time "JOnes, the rail
road agent, postmaster and Pacific Express COM
pany's agent, says that August is the best month
Granger has had since it became a railroad town
TIE two gins in this place are as busy
as gins can well be, wrapping baling about the
feecy stable. There have been thirty bales
csived here to date, and plenty more coming. All
the oats are gone; they brought IS cents bushel
Fifteen car loads were shipped from here Granger
also shipped 100000 pounds of wool this season
There are about q, 900 head of sheep within ra-
dius of eight miles of this place, and they and the
cattle about here are in fine condition. Several
marriages are arranged to take place In the imme-
date future, and the furniture store here sells
more cradles than chairs except baby chairs).
Stock, crops and prospects all splendid. A hazy,
smoky atmosphere has prevailed during the last
two days and the natives are busy speculating as
20 the cause.
The Hoxie mansion 'Sunny Side, built on the
banks of the San Gabriel about seven miles south
east of this place, occupies quite prominent
place in the view in its direction, from here and ls
visited by numbers of people daily from all parts
If the county. 1t and the 10000 acres Of magnih-
cent land surrounding it, make one OF the hnest
agricultural and stock farms in the state of Texas.
THE STATESMAN is eagerly bought by the people
here and very highly priced as news medium.
appointed deputy United States marshal last week,
under the new head of that branch of the public
service.
VIM Keliehor's magnificent II 900 acre farm and
stock ranch lies just two and half miles west of
Granger.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-09-02
GREENVILLE.
TAILOR ADAIR'S MURDERER
CAUGHT IN HOPKINS
COUNTY.
SAD TRAGEDY AT BIG SPRINGS
DELEGATES GOING TO
WAXAHACHIE.
.,,ooioI Telacra,n TO the Statesman.

;special Telegram to the Statesman.
GREENyILLE, August 3l.--John Smith, one OF
the six thieves who broke Jail laet Saturday, was
CAPTURED Yesterday by John and Jef White near
Niller's grove in Hopkins county, 70 miles from
here When they came upon him he was lying IN
q slough resting, with his head on watermelon,
and several melon rnds lying about him. When
first captured he pleaded innocence, mixed with
bluif. but when bound in chains to be Drought
back to face his crime he peg
Ged the officers for their protection
against mob. The officers arrived &}re with
him at an early hour this morning, ane about ten
o'clock he was taken to the room of Deputy SheriE
Adair whom he fatally wounded with razor on
the morning of his escape. While IN the room
the officers and County Judge Sheriff. TOOK tne
deposition of Officer Adair, who ls sinking Slowly
and his voice reduced to a whisper, The wounded
man in this condition gave his deposition earnestly
convicting Smith of the brutal bntchery from
which he was suffering.
Before Messrs. John and JEFF White let ouF
city they were invited to the national Oank Dy
Judge Sheriff., where the cashier counted ont TWO
hundred dollars reward which had been on4red by
the county for Smith capture. ChaIley An
drews who escaped. convicted for stealing money
and sentenced to seven years IN the penltenuary,
is supposed to have been captured this morning NJ
Commerce eight miles northeast of here. The
captured man has not yet been brought to town far
Identification He is expected to be here tonight
Sbereff Hale continues to send posses out IRON
various points and says he will capture the last one
of the jail breakers.