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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-10-23
MOLONEY 81 STEAD,

lthOIHtUs al LNtf.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, la SALE CotNFr-ss
- PROBATE court Of La SaHe county, to ne Oct"6e'
Term. A. II. 1886. 49,. z
Mary Patterson. deceased, Mathew j. Mullen and
The Unknown Heirs Of Mary Patterson. deceased
Peunon TO sell real estate 70 pay de5is ,,,,.r
and The Unknown Heirs of Mary Patterson, deceased
defendants above named, having been filed III the once
of the clerk of the Probate Court OF La sale county
The Unknown Heirs of Mary Patterson, deceased tha
the said Plaintiff. Theodore C. Gibson, Adminstratoi
Of the Estate OF M"ry Patterson deceased has ed hls
petiIion in the said Probate Court of La sale county
FOR order sell the premises belonging TO the estate
of said deceased much of t as may be needed 70
nay the debts of said deceased, ami described rs lo
lows 10 wit That tract parcel OF land situate IN the
county of La Sale. in the state of ILLINOIS, To M com
mencing two t2l chains ana seventy seven l.l Hnks
south OF the southeast corner of the south margin OF
the of MunsOn, the east line OF the west ha o!
the northwest quarter of section eeNen ll IN town.
ship thiryve So Forth, of range three CD east OF INC
parallel with the south margin OF SAID town or Mhsoh
six 90 chains and sixtysiX links To stake, thence
sOuthery along the plank road one Chain iCh) ana sN
ys-ven (6i) links 70 staae thence eastery anu para
lei with said north line six 6 chains and hve t5) INKS
TO stake, thence norhery along the east me OF snu
eighty lot cham and my eight toS INKS 10 the
place OF beglnnng containing one acre OF land more
or iess and that summons has been issued out OF sa
against you, returnafie AT the November term
Monday Of November, A. D. 1876, NJ the Court House III
Ottawa in Ia Sale county, Illinois ,,,,,. ,, I'll,
Unknown HEIRS of Mary Patterson dects ed, shall per
sonaly be and appear before said Probate Court ~
Sale county the rst day OF term Thereof ~ ,s, ID
Monday OF December, 1886, and Plead answrr or ncnsu'
TO the said conplsinant's pctltIon hed taeren The
and matters and things therein chargcu ana -ls
ted will be taken confessed aud decree entered
against you according IN the PRAYER of nad h'ii.
OTTAWA. Illinois. October lath. i>S6
r Clerk Probate ,o"-
Molox.y SSIE,o. Camrits >Vlrs "ctisin
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oct2-3w

NO'TICE.-EsTATE OF ANNA HADLEY, DEC D.
~ Notice hereby given that the undersigned AID.
minstrator of the Estate of Anna Iadley, late
OF the county of La sale and state OF Illinois, de,
county on the third Monday (bcng the 10Th day Of
November. 1856, N the Probate Court Room. in Ottawa,
In said county, when and where all persons having
GAINS demands against said estate are notified 10 at.
tend and present the same III writing for adjustment
Dated this LIST day of october. A. D. 1856.
BENJAMIN W. HADLEY,
OCt2 3w Administration
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October.

October comes across the hill
Like some light ghost. she is 80 s''ii'
Though her sweet cheeks are rosy;
And through the floating thistle down
Her trailing, brier tangled gown
Cleans like crimson posy
The crick IS in the stubble chime,
Lanterns flash at milking time
The ia .y's lost her rutfies;
The wasps the honeyed pippins try,
A film is over the blue sky,
A spell the river mutfies'
But filled with fair content is she,
As if no frost could ever be,
To dim her brown eyes luster;
And much she knows Of fairy folk
Tha dance beneath the spreading oak
with linkling mirth and bluster,
She stems when the dusty ewes
Step softly on the fallen leaves,
As II for message cheering;
And mast be that she can hear
Beyon November, grim and drear.
TIE feet of Christmas nearing.
ST. Nicholas.
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AeBet

~ CE,SFD.-NutCe Is hereby gwen that the under.
signed. Executor of the last Will and testament of
Mary r.. Rowe, late If the county If La sale and state
of Illinois, deceased, will appear before the Probate
Court of said county on the third nday being the
18TH day OF November 1856 NJ the Probate Court Room
in Ottawa. in said county when and where ali persons
having claims or demands AZ INST said estate are mott
justment.
Dated this 18th day Of September, A. u. 1885.
THOMAS ROWE,
Oct9-3W Executor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-10-23
CHAPTER TX.

WHAT THE FAIR HAD TO DO ABOUT 1T.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-10-23

IL H. u . use I / a l
Royal Thatcher so
informally quilted
in his exodus TO the
promised land Of
Biggs was one OF
t h Csc over lied,
under-c al culated
dwellings conceived
and erected in the
extravaganza OF the
san Francisco
builders hopes, and
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Chicago, Alton e. St, Louis Railroad

Lightning Express, Denver Express, and Kansas CITY
and St Louis Express trains daily; Express Mail
and Joliet Accommodation RIM daily, except Sunday.
Kansas CITY and ST Louis Express going south runs
through without change of Morning train TO st.
Louis has free chair cars and evening train through
seepers To ST. Louis and Springfield.
JAY W. ADAMS,
Ticket Agent G. Il A. Railroad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-21
MEETIMa Of IRIsnMEN.
A splendia Te.tlmonial t.
Patrick Egnn.
ms SIN Il Hs Asnlrsrs n Iruluna-
fAs F.astsrlas Address wAlsh As
salp4.lsa Es-Esnarks e Dav.
u asa RsRly q nE.a.

CucAoos Ana. 0--A Largo nssainn
N14 11ld At t1a ARTILLERY Arnnrv - -
lake 1ruas tals exanf1R - Aaar a.
drosssg ~ Micoasl Dapitl aud - ufE-y
Ira tAKtiazneulzry aalrQssea. An -.
teseafln& feature % tie NVantna wNna "a
rrneeatatien - fre1i3snf Essn. ~ -
trtsa haris1al Land Lsaana. 81 ! beas-
ti1al service O plate gEom has frianan -
tfalAnd TIE rlescnlali1a was aerors-
qanlea ~ 90 address alanad b. naarlv
three h1ndrtd leadiug lraArisr. fPrss
NAic4 Ne foll14tnR exfElcl Is takan -
e4pi4ia NE c418a OK lha nrmaeasaearn.
CPon ya1r Eotnrn % ireland fer.
AAecelnoel, ailer q prolonan1 nollllasl
ezlls, many of the foremnus nfsfnnnp -
D1nlln w9Eo de1lro1s uf antarl.iniar
yea - q pablio banQnst. q enllif~ es.-
aaecttuuats oordtAlisY VIA whinh w~rS
lelloQ citiz11a seFe oaaef Is nnlsosse
Pea 1e1a. IAMa intantfnn - 49,
aside ID aefeEsnus - vnar nrnrk~ss,-
wishes ttat, eeoer4ed a. frnIan6 -
WITH ooeRaion aad &arknmhd wlah 49,
AidocaalY fAmiliaF eAafsa 81 fawina'
~ momeut uaa not enc IN whioA 80
eoai1 b. pAFAH @ festivities - 1rnr
hnnaf. While yleldlna b gour uirhee
- ms foapect. Il VS. found inmnnalhla
- represa The desire oe yunr frirn5s =
saka snme metbod q 1irnalIrInr -
RrAtlaloe sad q taem whinh vom nawn
eafnad from year oaantrFman - lifs
laaR asfviess. a. mede4liy aigsa a. kher
gefa utieoiees 10 ths lrlsh eanr~.
Wlthout aay Dablie intlmatiao a. their
oolaet, yoag fFienda fFom oPerV saara -
Ireland eg1ght paFtininntian - -
coueliaanl IheF mads a. fhnfr -.
dinm of tandarina 90 gon aha anaam,ra,.
nyinR s1rgise % plate. mors ValnahIeIa
Yoaf ayee hooanae wEoneht b. frinh
hands. We beg geur neeautnrrs of ah.
atit e. e pledge of year osanfrvrnr5S
appreciation of yonr mlarlinR u1allfina
as IN Efiahmnn and q friandA
n the oooreo of bis reris nnennalne
tho Gift, Egan aAid. II bee ven. -. -
oonEeg % t1e numeruuE niranrn - -
Adde'S a1d tha donors of thl1 -.
latinu my wWrmee4 shnnks ana - ~.
luEanoa tta4 in TIE fufnra. ~ n -
pass, u whatsoever part 4 may hn nallss
lpon 30 take u the Aasional rnoue--nr4
mg evsry edoFt shall Be dressed fouar.Ss
keepinR the gFeen fiaQ e. lrnlnnA 49,
. TIE mast until The no1 fsr aIsear4
ghen We sail aae Il saws agar ia Fri-b
RaFlinmant On College Grsan. nakinr
sss Tor . prosperous and hspp5 nS.
Afief TIE preaeniation q Eaan -
lsadinRof he following TELEGRAM sVekoS
iremenaoua applause
70 kGr1sFaid. Ct1frmaa ~ a. Ca.
'safioa, CAlcago; thank tha CnnNnmiinn
= the lrish Aasienai LaaRna az AreT-
o4 Tor the encouraainR MESSAGE wkieh
lo1 sent. Aha ratianAlinm ~ ana Con.
lention 81 your poli1y aud action. ART
ae order, uaton and lnodoratian az Vanr
,fooeeainas, haya ofeat8d . profound
IMPRESSION here and addsd nrnsf
trgnzlh % cur oaura.
CnAHL@ exEWAnz phnNrrm
Among t1e speakera at tha uoaflua
lere samuel J. Randall 0'Bfian. editor
Z Onffef frsia1d, Aiexandar Eulllesn.
nd oftera.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-21

THH RsakrTA oE PLuNonns. - Ths
shoalsaisF Bay Yssht uab Furnished
aala day for OyserVills on Monday
iasE Il vas he oosasioa 81 thsir a.
maj FsRatta. and Tie 0PpoEtaniay was
taken 70 feas1 ths oiftTsns wish foot
racinG and othsf spaFis e. wi e ths
great boat Kaaa. Ihe rnna vas eVer q
twenty-five mia eoarse. ahich was %
have bssn covered inside q fear houFs
oF tbe Faoa woald BE- DECLARED oR. There
we're ssvsn entries, and Ne Eve pfizss
aRgrezllod SIS and uors wan a. fos-
lows: Uncte NJ, aFHf, SO; o1san % ths
Bag, ssoond, 50 Lab emitk, thlrd, go,
War EAgie, foursh, SO and Ben Baiser.
afth, g. the iime maae b Uncis "a
vas oo1ts, = minntas AID 81 seeonds
MDen Wal1aee HtasFf. mas8aT 81 tne
Unols "a. touahed lad, be uas carried
on tns shsuidefs q bis admirers 10 ths
randazrDna u No elab amid snihuaias.
lic ohseFtnE. Ons - ne ahr0uds 81 fhs
gehn Danixis save w1y as sAa roandaa
AsmA SPIT. and b9beEs Hnlutsk o,imbed
% TIE mast4aad % repair ihs damaas.
tee mAgt bFoks o4 ahers and tha aaeana
priEe % tBs Fses Baa Iost. - rs boat
then pat abuHl - fussaa has sailor from
en9 wAEoH-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-21

1EzRTroEkL DEnocaATIo cnSrnAE
Coanuz1u.-At ths Fsesnt Tsrriioliai
nemoora1is Couxsntio1 ne foliowlnR
nanod esnflsmsn wers chossa e Ne
Territorial Centrai Committees W. II
Whtetienay, Sedersaa e0uNtyj y. Miller
Narphy. Iharatani n. q. Bel. spo4kne;
= X. Ha1na, Hslia WallA; ". y. hew.
man, Pieroe; ,. v. Odsli. WhiimAn; ,.
E- Edms1stoa, Coisnbta; Z. 8 DeWoif,
hinR, ". n senriaEnef, AkaRiis Is. NJ
Bsuaon. Lincoin; 3. B. 6ha9. ClaFhs;
HFsm D1siin, kiiakita4i 4ud 9osepk
kastef. u kinRs af iaERa. AZ a eahan-
Qeeut nesting 81 - Commitloa 1amol
v. Odeii 81 Whitman was an0asa obair-
man and Wa "A. whittisssy q 1e9sg-
ga aeaFatarV.
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FOREIGN.

weas IaAaaa msreAanas ssehina -
esEMaa1oM-
Laxnox. AuR. 29-A laeEs SD I'm.
parssnt dspafa1ion e msEehEna1 from
the Wml En6iaa nAilad a. tha Colossal
OHes today and hna az snteEvisg nffh
8sanhops, Culanial Ministsr. Ihsy ask-
20 his aamiatAnoe IN arrivinH Rf a. an
dsfslandinE aa % ths psaeo1t poHiGtsn
q khe Wosa Indiea ID ne propne1 eon-
vsntiun pRgHi41n9 for tbs matnni a.
chanqs e. osEt1in Roots aaiV frua
hnswnan ehs BzittaA " g kndlaa and
ths rnila1 Stzana. ua - eama prsnsirls
q tAna wkinh sh4zinad Il - tEaafF q
iaa4 bstwaa1 Camadn and ne Unitaf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-21

Rev. !. G. Eeeins3on. DID,, passoF %
81 Epssoopal ehnrch u Hgw Ycrk, uIiI
lootnFs nexs YEA 10 NtsteEia. b. d. %
Naslmingter Abbay snd o. Faas'a Ca-
thodral- keope 200 dslighs - hiaorF
and who ara ! Fsra of travels n forsien
iands vii ngW hasa a. ppportnnily ts
elatIfy thetF IaElEG e. tbs DoescF has
agnelnded - isefurs in Hostals 90 the
ca and 3ia - 6eptembog naEl Zee
leglaEss ere fIinstnEtsa D. means % ne
wandatfui szy hgaroRsn ligh& and aver
6fiy yssus VII y presasted - ~ most
,fvtd m.aMnat.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-21
PACIFIC COAST.


Temporary Aalsurnmena
eAcakNEzo, AuR. 20. - Gosernor
stonsman has adisurned tha Lsai1in-
turs untl Tuesday,. Sept. 7th. q ; 3. u.
The Elama case.
San knAHglsCo. ADa. 9o.--Ths snls o.
haines " AoLaaghlin, known na tha
Y nume eases hss bean decided. Plalnfia
eiaimed . - the owner uf . patent for
name tor ne transportation of lam-
Der By means o. wafer. Many 81 thnae
Tunes are q gpefation u this STATS,
NeFadA and Oregon. Ihe piaiutiA
asked that cefendant pay = roga'ty for
l1e ptlFlleEe of ualnR ihia ingeatinn.
The Curt denied plaintiff psfition
and decided 10 favor Of dafandant.
a klnaernmrsem.
PoHT TOWNSEND, Aaq. 20. Nm. IN.
Hall uili opsn q kindefRarfen % Ar-
Kual sd, in the Sandsy aehoai roon az
tho Rsesbytefian Churoh.
seneFal BeaveR camama.
SAn RAAEozsoo. Anz. q. - Osnerai
Beaver, Rep1biisan nsmimee fof Fha
ollee o. Governor 0f Pennsvieanfa. "A =
f0Esuoon sailed for Vieferia. IL o.. -
reafs Tor howe fEam this cltg. He came
here with ths ofhsF veteran soldiars -
attsnd the nali0naI anaanpurnt uf tha
Grand Amy of tha Rspn hlia.
4 PssaIlar cass.
sAN faANozsoo. Aun. 10.--Capaain n.
o. krskine, Of tao Alaska Oonmarrlnl
Company'1 aleameE Sc. Panl. uaa ar
rested today on e0mplalnf q Dsputy
onFTuyor foNartg, aaiing un1er insirua-
ttona IRON cufveyor Tinaln. for viola
iton of TIE pEoTiaioaa az the HsstFietion
Act b bZinking Chiness labolasa inta
this port, Ihe uhinesa wafs amana tha
Srsws of Ne aohooners eaptnrsA IN
Bearing See b ths rogsnna outtaF Cef-
wtn and bfoaght here hy tha rs. Paui.
ErSkin9 gas aeleaged "a eiooo bondA.
zhe weathar.
8AN FnkEcIsoo, Aue. G-e D. m.-
lndicationa for tns slo1oedina d kouFns
Locai showers IN Western Weaknesses
fsrritory.
shlBpanM nnseilaarmea
eaN FhlHcIsoo. Aug. 10-8aiisa-
bark Hops and steamer Qaoan q tha
kaelncs Ter RoG Iownusnd.
Fozx louHzEsD. AnR. G.-Bfia SCI
na. OaplAin blAka. arrived this maKn.
ma fFoln san Ffanelaoo.
The Hagsiian bark Kaiaksua has
hanled alangaide tAs Quinag ainsai doak
% dlsoharae ballast.
fgaI 0AMD1H. Ana. N.-ArFssad-
Bark Ne9aboy. Tee SeWu6Oy Wnnt 20
ssaoeok for . cargo, buf thai mill hag-
ing beaa destroyed b hfs, sAs wlii ioad
elsswhers thas voyARe.
TAroosa. Aua. z--Cloady; eKeah
s0u&aeaai wimds
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-21

Bsiweaa FFRiui9 Ctr mnd Diiien, h
Mantana. aua enig feu reds from ito
"a fait Haaha and tiFainis Euaa. tIu
uniUsa WsEs ioeate9 ahcuf 0re year aqu.
Thess aims ere nsH attrec<ing magh
atasaffon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-21

Tks etarnuhaal slsarlsr AiaakEn, haiil
il 8saslis last spring Ter Captain Wm.
Mnore, haa been sol& ~ nlm to Mr. ~.
I.enE ard Msazra. CalltFeash. oras1 q
Caok. and wsll ieasa IN q tem days fgg
the 8fickarn FipaE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-21

Nsasiy e100eo0 hasa bssn danalsa
- HnFsard seiiaes daring iha Bzs1 tsa
Tsar&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-21

CH1cAac, AuR. 20.--At 3 o'clock this
afternoon q large force Of police uas
gathered at Chicago avenns pollos STA
tion, undeg osnmana of Cast 6ohaak,
It ts q current runner about town that
The police have q iist oontaiaing the
names Of nearly 800 men Who we're en-.
aaRsd Ia the Anarehist conspiracy, and
that wheieaals arrests hencsforth will
b the order. It is reported that the
names Of Mrs Parsons and Nrs Holmes
are among those for whom warrants
have been issaed. charging them with
eoDapifaoy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-21
For Sale.
FoF Sale.

rs AcRks oE FIRST CLASS
lsgFe4 land orchard. gooa house
- VITA three ane streams Of wa-
s...A4 Dronga ~ There are two
- g ~ hest bricf ciav n - coan-
4 noef daairabis piScs. Sifh rood
sfse.eEa Distances from seattle
laa1 than four miles. Situated
- Al1lf vest of Mltcn pasnt. Ad
GEORGE bOhFEke
siih G. Z, BoWman. oppoaits the
tNafI eiock. Rnsi Oniea hnK ~.
aus
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-21

WAEEEN0r0H, Ana. D.--Aotlna score
taEy FaiFchild aaid today Ia regard %
ths oaii fer bonds insaed yesteFday.
Tbs reoeipts are umugaaliY lanRa fnat
e this tina The silver = baina nb
saEbed by The peopls pneltY veil, and
the oonditions are quite favorable fer
sueh G oalL. The eali aoes noa aHsat tha
money markst The bonda are mostly
held b National Bauks. but sAat Iitils
aGeot Is hna b haipfui. and tha pubiio
may 90 cell ass ths banadt q ~ he
deniod that the calls we're mada for
political edecs. Tha Eeason thAi 1aers-
laFy Mannin0 had n0t made snch calls
was that ths oondilions Wsrs nst favor
ALE.
nealEnnllsa ef Manngeg acanisa.
WAaaINoroz, Asa. 3.--M. b esanlon,
ManmesE o. TIE National BAnshall Ciab,
today sendsrsd his reEiRnatlon y he
Praaidaus 70 take sGees immedistsiy
and 4 was aceeptsd. Umpits GaRnsy
Was appointed % ths xaeazay and 9iil
take onaKRe tomorFoW.
BasehaIl.
DEraog1, Ana. z1.-chioaRs 4. %.
truit 6
Pzn4BEzEzlA. Aas. A.-Esv Yort
u. PnsIadelphiA s.
- LoVn, Aaa- soL-sA 1ouis 10. Kan
waazusosoz. Ana. D.-wa.hEnaton 1.
Bogton IS.
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LoADoNs AuR. X0.--Fhs Sfnndar6 save;
Ihe hone rue Liberals vii and litils
enooaFaRsment In the Chioaao Conysu-
ton. After al. the Psrnsilftss are de-
fende1t en Amorioan dsnafions, and
they cannot have monsy for nothina.
Alth0agh thsy ere allowed % ~ whsf
b peasibls with 0ladstons ana eonstI-
tufionaliem. tha Amsrioan IrIsh fseIina
fsgoss . revival Of ne Old strag1ia"
Ahe ltisea this moFning gives promi-
neDee in 1la soinm1s e is1toF suGessi-
ing the pfeeenlation % . psossention
Tor tfea1on On theiF retnrn 90 thair
homes 81 tie Caaadien dslegatal, and
otheE British sabjes1s gho agarsd IL
ths Chtoago oonysnfion.
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0kEEn1roa, AaQ. O.-A storm abso-
latsly wrooked aboat 80 buildinGs and
1oodsds u1deEUined and othsFuise
damaged many mara. The central poE-
ton of the oitg b nnt severely dam-
aRad. Among The bu1ldi1as destroyed
are ths Beach kink, wheFs the Stats
Democrats ConYsntion uas held, and
ell tie builai1Es ca The fntaE -alats drsiI
arounda. The total loss yin exossd
t100O00.
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4 Rseal1aF Case.

eAN kn4NcIsco. Auf. Us ,. m.--
lndicationa lof ths sac1osdina - kouFns
Locai ahoweEs in Western Waahlnet1m
fsFritory.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-04
THREW DOWN THEIR PICKS
COKE OPERATORS MAXI: ANOTHER
ATTEMPT WITH IMPORTED LABOR.
The Newly Arrived Huns Refuse to Work
Offering Premium for Something
to Do-Progress of the Evictions-
Turned Out in the Bitter Cold.

MOUNT PLEASANT, Pa, Feb. 4.-Ninety-
six imported laberers left Connellsville Tues
day midnight on an emigrant train. Small
delegations were dropped off at Summit and
Valley Coke works, the remainder being
taken to the Standard Coke works. They
We're met by police escort, part Of them
put in a house, the others occupying the
coaches until morning. No one is permitted
to speak to them. An attempt VIII be made
TO put them to work at once
ScoTTDALE, Pa, Feb. 4-The phase of
tbs coke strike has entirely changed, and
the quiet during the past few days has been
broken. Ths plans OF the operators TO i'm
port new laborers and then evict the strik
ing tenants from the company's houses and
fill their places with fresh arrivals have met
with a Lack-set Forty five o. the foreign
laborers who We're brought in Tuesday
.sht and put to work at the standard mine
have thrown down their picks. Guards
have been paced around the pits and refuse
to permit any one to come out or to ent-
the mine \ few of the fresh arrivals al
the Valley works ar at work, but the other.
eiuse
4 secret meeting of Hungarians, said &c
be OF communiStic nature, is in session al
this place Socialistic circulars are being
distributed throughout the region. \ prop
osition is about being made to number OF
the coke syndicate that the miners will eacl
donate him one, two or three days wages tC
secure his withdrawal from the syndicate.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-04
How VI oman (an Ise q hnifc.

PHILADELPHIA Feb. Mrs Fannie
Brown went t. house near Ninth and Vine
streets Tuesday armed with a long dirk
knife Calling Miss Julia Curry out she
charged he" with alienating the affections Of
ber husband, and crying, with an oath: Il
will spoil your pretty face" slashed her
right and left and then plunged the knife
into her neck Miss Curry fell to the floor
fatally wounded. After pulling the knife
from the wound Mrs Brown lifted it high
above her head and would have buried the
blade in the girls body, but it was caught
by another woman, who, in struggling with
the infuriated creature, had four fingers of
her right hand cut of. The proprietress of
the place finally disarmed the woman. but
not before she had also been stabbed in the
shoulder. When taken to the station Mrs
Brown exclaimed: Il only regret that / did
not cut her heart out y
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-04
ssmothering a Victim of Hydrcphobia.

CoHoEs, n. Y, Feb, 4,-George Water.
house, IA years old, was seized with the most
violent couvulsions Sunday night, and Il
horrible case of hydroph ,bia developed i'm
mediately. About six years ago he was
bitten by dog, The wound healol and no
symp oms Of rabies appeared. When at.
tackled with the terrible disease Sunday
night it was almost impossible TO hold him,
and the physicians agreed that they had
never seen Or heard of su7h terrible suffer
ing A consultation was held Tuesday
night, and it was agreed that medical skill
could afforu him no relief. Death was the
only deliverance, and all present advised
that the boy be smothered to end his agon-
les. The physicians feel that their action
was justified by the extreme suffering of the
h1v
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-04
HER LOVE C0NTEMNED.
CURIOUS COMPLICATION OF LOVE
AND CRIME IN GEORGIA.
A Man Murdered at the Instance of a
Woman Whose Love He Scorned-Thc
Deed Committed by Man Who Loved
the Woman-The Wrong Man Killed.

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb 4-Charles Howard
was watchman at machine shop in Mari
eta, this state A few days ago be was
found murdered in the shop and his head
covered with live Goals, it having been
beaten to Il jelly with sedge- hammer.
Joe Haywood was arrested for the crime.
The only clew to the murderer were two
footprints one Of woman, the other of a
man While viewing the body that after
noon Haywood was arrested
On the night the crime was committed
Howard left the shop in charge of Jim
Fields He went away about 9 O'Clock and
did not return until II, when his friend left
Haywood was absent from his home on the
night of the murder and can not account for
himself between the hours of ! p. m. and 3
q. m., during which time the murder was
committed.
1t is claimed that Haywood mistook the
victim for Jim Fields, his enemy. When
Haywood was in the pelfitantiary, where be
WAS sent for nintty-rine years, Field re led
with his wife and several children were
born. Haywood was pardoned four years
aga When lie learned of the relations be
tween Fields and hi, wife he swore to kill
Fields on the first Opportunity.
The theory of the Officers IS that Hay
Went to he shop to kill Fields: that |
slipped up on his victim, who was sitting
with h.s back toward the door, and, taking
up a siedge hammer, struck him on the
head. cru,hilg hi5 skull He was mortified to
lind instead ot his my that lie had killed
! his best fiina. lie hastily covered the face
AID ireast of his Ni-;im with burning coal,