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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-01-14
SILVER AND GOLD.

statistics of the Production oT Gold ava
silvor in tho Various states Dutlos
1885.
NEw YonE, Jan. s.--The Vice President
and General Manager Of the Wells x Fargo
Company. Mr. John J. Valentine. hrs
ISSUED bis annual statement Of production
Of precious metals covering tho last calcu-
dar year. ~ shows that the States
aud Territories west Of the Missouri
River, including British Columbia aud
receipts by express from the us-t
coast States ~ Mexico. produced as fui.
lows Gold. SCI 2DO ,20f silver, Sf6fs9.
$50; copper 81 s3s O3G. lead. 81 COZ. .gg1
total, 500. isI 2GO California loads. 81
course, in the production 81 gold the total
Tor tho year having been approximately
Sl2 2SSS 600. Colorado fpliDas with 81 4.
6SJ 200. Dakota stands third and very close
60 Colorado with 81 SOC G28, Montana i,
fourth. with 81. OBJ 600: NevndH hith. with
- 258 S55. aud idaho six H. with SI.fOJ..
$40 No other State or Territory produced
quite three quartcrs 81 % million. Colorado
stands ~ tho besd IN the production oi
silver with S,7i0 900. Nest comes Mon.
tona. si2 i8J Sf2, nert Utah. 50 500 J72
nczt Nevada, 81 900 .7G6; next Arizona.
S5,7is,12O. California produced 81 COS .
Cos Tile largest product n gold in the
territory covered by these returns since.
1870 was 81 $50 223 in 1877 The silver
product Tor tho sniue venr Was SO SIC.
100. which wns exceeded only in 1882.
when tie product WAS Efs f88. .O8y
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-01-14
-Four Railroad Wo,kmen Drowned

AKMPHis' IrNs.. January iO-At 70
o'clock yesterday forenoon a negro sk H.
man, while conveying six men from shs
ArkanSas side OF the river to Memphis. was
swept by the current at the foot OF Market
street against some coal flats anchored
there. In the the confusion witch enstted
the skiff chpsized. and four white men and
the cOlored skiifinan drowned Patrick
Is ock, OF Dallas, County. Tex. ard
walter Brnshey. printer. from Waco.
Tex, were rescued The me-i who ,vere
drowned bad boon employed as section
bands on tho Memphis end Little Rock
Railroad, under foreman John Shea al
Butteimiik Section, forty-two miles t,ig
side OF Little Rock. They Ind time cbrcks
with them, and were coming 20 Memphis
Tor their pay. 9heir names could not he
learned, and the colOred skiffman's name
iE unknown
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A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
- crazy Michigan Doctor Kills Hi. WhoIs
Family and Then Commits Suicide

crazy Michigan Doctor Kills Hi. whole
Family and Then Commits Suicide.
Battle CREEK, MicH., January s.
Neighbors noticing the abs nee OF persons
around DIR. Martin Whites residence. in
this city, broke into the house this after.
noon and found the entire family with
tneir thioats cut from ear TO ear. DIR.
" ~ plte ana wife were lying upon the
iioor and the two children In bed H. is
hougit they have been dead since SUNDAY
m,Yht; as they have not been seen siuce then.
thougnt That he became insane and
murdered his family. The room .hoWs ev,-
aence OF terrible struggle between hue
oano ana wife. No other cause IL known.
ilten-e excitement prevails ovor the traV-
edy. The fsmily consisted OF White md
VIE and Bessie and MAY. ag.d 4and u
years respectively. Mrs Whit was found
by the side of the kitchen stove dressed "a
me cnme from church. with a terrible
ut on the chin and her thr. at cut
hite lay in font Of the stove ~ IN n
great cut on his throat Bessie
was found up stairs on a bed with her
throat cut, nnd on the floor lay NAV in A
poOl OF blood. her throat cut from ear to
ear ana her head nearly severed from her
Dody. The walls were spnttered with blood
it is supposed that WHITE took little Ras-fe
upsthirs, cut her hroat then called Nav
up, had struggle with ler. waited FOR hfs
vie 70 come home from church struck her
with an axe and cut her throat White
vas cousin Of the White WHO was muir
dered ia the Crouch slaughter near
Jackson.
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FIGHT WITH sue1r1vEs.
Dosperste Prl.on.rs Escape From jail ..s
seek Security La n swsmp-one Cap
tured After Beirs Wounded


and Nearly Frorcn.
wAYNEssoRo, o., January 10 A special
guard has just retu,nea from the swamp
ON the savahnah River with Jerry raver.
one OF the escaped prisoners, VINO
was badly wounded In the effort
to capture him. The escape hom isii
took place at I c'ctn.k "Wednesday n,or,,-
tnc. 4 fire was kindle ed in the second fluc r.
ana hole luined through by which the
prisoners escaped down stsirs RN means
ot an iron bar the front door was broken
open. Wn. Galvin, tho murderer OF Rili
taukinscn. Nhs hravily iionrd with a
cham around his neck and tnads last TO tb.
center OF his cell rius Was hr,kr,' sna
Garvin carried his usckiacr aud chain with
h'in. 1hrvin j. the man who, .o,ue wcas-
ago. after killing his victim. toog
the body, ironcJ, AMI end~aVorrd 10 sink
tin the current OF the Savannah itivsr.
Deputy Sheriff Iort, Us soon ~ he learned
VI the escape, Summoned "A lossc aud ,vrnI
'n pursuit las might. Tie found VIM Oar
win and several of h.s companions cninuinr
ia the woods or the Savannah River near
nc scene OF his nur.lerOus act. about th,rtv
miles Tom THIS place. An attack was
made, aud Mr. Iori was badly shot " tn
bird shot in the leg end foot The officers
hravciy made ell sffuits 10 secure Gar.
yin, hut frtled, tho night haing dark aud
he woods being too thick e. tnaL. an
ifecuinl following of tho fugitiVcs Th.s
morning tHryrr wac arrested Riuost frozen
20 dehtu and bleeding f,om wounds IA.
tlicted the night before The sweup l. ~ "a
bend OF the river, whch Is guarded on th.
land side by officers. and rs tho Savanunu
is swollen above It's banks Catvn can moi
escape Tut will probably be frozen 10
death
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WAS IT supERNAruRALp
Strange Occurrences Coincidsnt wan =
Death La ti,e Next Room.

Strange Occurrences Coinctdsnt wan =
Death in tie Next Room.
CLEVELAND, o., January i0-At about 4
O'Clock last Friday morning. Ms Fmi,,.
Frayne, widow, OF Hamilton. Ont, VINO
bad come TO Cleveland TO visit her sister,
who resides In n block on Prospect street.
died very suddenly. Frank Lamb. a
frescO- painter, aged %, who occupies npart.
ments adjoining those in which Mrs.
Frayne died, relates a remarkable story.
he says that betw cen aud 3o'clock on tha
morning In question he was aw aleued Nv
som thinE and looking across the room hs
saw lady sitting on n lounge about four
feet from tlie bed What do YOU want a.,
he asked. Raising her right hand the
lady said. Hush, hush aud then sIto
disappeared lamb II disbeliever N
ghosts. and he at once made n search OF
the room and examined the lock OF
the door He found that the door was ,e-
eureiy fastened, and getting into bed he
lay Tor ten minutes thinking nbout the
ST. enge occurrence Suddenly the cloth.
ing or his bed and the tick were tunibicd
OFT bY some unseen power. and he found
him'eli Oh the floor. Being angry by this
time, Lamb made auothcr search OF the
room, without finding anybody. lie then
opened The door, and as he did 20
frayne, came n ON thc room into the hall.
saying, My sister is dead 80 Lamb declares
that he was not excited and that he was
perfectly sober. He con not account for the
strange occurrence. Otter people In tie
block who heard Lamb fnil also left their
rooms, and they corIoborate his story as
20 the coincidence OF his fall with Mrs.
FraS ne's death The Coroner has decided
that tho woman's death was caused 10y
heart disease
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a GoOd DecIslon for MexIean so,dIer..

WAsHISsToN, January s.-The Second
comptroller OF the Treasury has decided
tnat oliver Hayward, late Sergeant Second
united states Artillery IL entitled
20 the three months extra pay al
,o"eu th9 soldiers who served IN the
Mexican war The Ce,rnut, oiler tofds
that the war with Mexico ended Nev
~ is4S- when notifications Of the treaty Of
Guadnloupe-Hidnigo we're exchanged md
.oti as heretofore held. on July O. ISIS tho
oHici0l announcement OF the same Under
inis ruling al soldier who served in chat
var ond were not discharged until after
Mny ~ are entitled % the benefits of tho
act OF July ~ 1873, and February. ig 1919.
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NoRTHWEsi lnolAns
The Canadian Government warned of .
Threatened UprisinE of ssyaEes

-
Threatened UprisinE of s.yaEss
MoyTnNsL. Cau Jan 5 -Ths Govern.
nent has received urgent and safnest warn.
ings from army officers aud che be.tln.
formed priests in the Sorthue.t ihat rn.
other Indian outbrcak - imminent t,et
The biHckieet Bloods aud Crses are de-
liant that they 60 about ievyina
blackmaD BOO the shape ~ provisions aud
suppHra thHt theY believe Rice re-.
Deibon only failed through lack 8f an,sauri.
ton. With which fhey are nov pfert.flIy
suppied thft che lrdifus nfe rhsfng at
beng cooped up on theirreserse.. and taae
nHifsa tlo ioi,e tA.ie - llr-rfY augmented
anetHrr aud bloody oufnfrnk RI only "a
question ~ short nnie. The sptriaI slifs
that the Government nov realize fbsvrry-
~ ~ tHe situation. and is fakine n,rra.
urs looking 90 an incfeaso of ths force In
the N1rthwcst
'hnakHl "a merchant of Bafflofard ~
W T.. hus isit ior Otiaea % impress Yoer
the autnorities thefo tle necessity of fak
ing proper precaut'ons to prevent sn fnrIiat
uprising BE SAYS that tie indiana sfe en.
god becau oi thc eEeCufilu 81 tss o.rht
lndiana In November and err making 'sIf
sorts of thrsats
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Iwo EreIQht Trains calids

biNhiseHAA, Ala January ia col.
lision Of two sections OF a freight train ON
the Louisville aud Nashville Railroad. Al
the Flint River Bridge. ia AIaIsme e,,tssd
collapfe % the hrldge. which was under.
going iepair. aud an engine and fwtnfv
two went down Eighteen cafs ,vors
turned Or The men. john johnson was
crowned. Henry Botela Wa burned 10
destn aud W - johnson fatally burned
and Others seriously so Conductor Harris
swan The almost frozen river 70 flag an an
preaching passenger train
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Th. Judge Wade law 10 Sui m, Ca.

oeDES, UTAH, January lot. d. Cray
was convicted yesterday. in the First Dis.
trict Court Of attempted abortion. Ths
proof showed that Cray lad soduccd bic
step daughter when she was twolve gesrs
old ana had been seNually intimate VITA
ner Tor Tour years. he claimed the girl -.
duced him, and denied adminirtering
drug The lury al voted guilty on the
INST ballot Judge Pop-rs sentei,ced him
70 the peDitentiaTy for ten years, calling
nttenti0ni ~ passing sentence tO the lac,
That there is no laV in this TorTitorv
against seduction, adultery OF incest
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Singular Accident TO = chie,so Raw

Chictoo, J9uuary s-Jullus Beck iast
evening was driving in companv will his
uncle i4Hntz Beck, down Blue Islaud ave-
nqe in buggy, when The horse bee mo
10 tlenteucd, ltfeared AMI plunged about.
tnfoWing Mr. Beck out Ihe i0rse then
started 70 run Tor the viaduct ana on
reaching % jumped the railing. taking
buggy nnd boy along Tho whole 0utfit
landed thtrty feet below in a coal.yard-
Julius was very badly In lured.
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sasiness 80 Tcwn Bnresd-

81. LouIs No. January 3-1he business
portion of the town ~ Cuba No. on the
San Franc SEQ ltead. wns almost onflreiv
destroyed by FIRE Fcslel day Two blocks
ecre burred. aul among The lmiidii - are
the tuua bHrki fnths' llolel- New mrus ~
Jones general Store. g.. a Cairns' biiiia,d
boil ihe Blnlr building, etc The loss Is
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Ihe Blizzard

CfEofNFArI, January O-The isbilzzsrd,,
dominates the whole country fee1ing
weather existing even in Florida me
lowest temperature reported l. ~ de~r.e.
in Manitoba. There is no report III rr-
great fali Of snow but drlfts have bioeked
railway traffic boz the Northwest the Ia.
tense co q preventing their removal
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fHutuHFH1s January iO-Tuo oxton
sve mh' huidngs in kenangion. known
as Alu0tCs Nils and Bratf, 4Nil9 .,1,.,.
pying tUo blocks bounded bv Emrrai6
Letteriy Taylor and Coral streets and
sepaIn Iel hF Adnms street. u..Ie dortraVe6
hy ire lu'e morning, involving q Joss aefI
mated 90 Uu.ul0
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hoBfLE, Ala January i0.-This after
noon while a crowd of boys and uegroes
were searching thc ruins % the burned
Diooki q wall ihirty feet high fell, burying
SIX potsons Howard Hall aged f,eeivs
years, was taken out dead Wvs,t
Hall, aged nine years. brofbar "a
Howard, bed his stuli injured and h. biz
broken Both bDys are sons of Ro,earS
h9ll. super ntsndcnt - tts seaboafd Nsp
RIacturing toi1pany's Cstablishmout John
wac badly huri Willie Covington agcd
Twelve years. was injured buf not eorf
pusy John Eiae7 aged fourteen was
shFhtiy hurt colored man was buried
20 the hips. but escaped win q fe,v bruisee
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NEW YoHE, January s.-David G. .L,hn.
son, The gambler has been arrested bv thu
Sheriff in q suit begun against hin, La, Al.
gust Bernheim q Bauor 10 recover nl,out
go %, embezzled by Frederick FiaboI.
their dcfguitiDg b0okkoeDer
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asuiASD, Pa, January S-Au Uic mules
In The Preston mine. nulioi fg thhI,.sir.
were drowned yesterday. Tue fatef
GAINED On the pumps so rapidly tn4. tho
anims,e could not be rescued
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-01-14

WIZ sHtrooA nl Jan. 81 W. VII.
con. o. e1oo-maker end loafer. separ.
atod from DIE vile ieayiuq her sith
seven chifren in desGiuts condition.
Yesterday afternoon about fao O'Clock
hf offer an absence of ar
eFs 1hre 'ghhDts at co. sona..
Au wilson aooI.pi.e aa an
Hrl 90 roHry Wispu kusa Glenn srd
spoke to 600 tlrse Hr ihen wsIssd into
le npn-e ani without tH word be1an shlof.
nt hi- fIic -h. ffsf-rI t1 run. buf fou
dead 80 the threshold. Wilson -raastr.sf...l
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Banker Convicted OF Embe11lemsng

IsHrEMINo, MIcH., January Sd r.
Wndsworth. an ex-banker Of this place.
was 70 day convicted on hie eecond Trial of
embezzlement in the sum Of 10000 sem
tence was deferred
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-01-14

The money stolen from the Ames pto~
tomrHuvs safe ~ Boston uas fs,ud
lhur-iuy in e stnHN ~ ei box in che nttie
nFet fhe sgr-roouis v,irrc the r1bbaiaIad
eonceelcd themselves before matIsg th
.se4u o.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-01-14
FOREIGN NOTES

TnE Pqgs Gays that Prince Victor Va
poleon recently received a number Of Bona
pagiist committees, and IN q speech 90 them
said that the Bonapnriists only hope 20
triumph hrougn the desire OF the people.
expressed in the elections.
OESEnRL BAzAtsE, ex-Marshal Of France.
who .s living ia Madrid, is enduring great
privotion, and charitable appeals are being
made g. his old comrades In his behalf
Several English Generals have contributed
70 fund that has been staPted FOR the BEN
eft of the ex-Marshat
IL IS reported that Robort Farquharson.
the former manager Of the Munster Bank.
who fled from Dublin last July. after
wrockiug tho bank By embezzling gs5O 600
of itg funds. recently died at Barcelona
Sic. Jous CALDWELL, the Z s. Consul
Genera ias arrived 40 Cairo
-a --.-
There is an air of decay about
Pskin wnich extends even 70 It's tem-
pies. q hc number Of its population is
not accurately known. but. according
90 Chinese saimate. wrich Is proba-
bly, in excess. 30 is l.SOU.UOO, Of whom
$4,000 reside in che Iarlar. and 400.
OOO in the Chinrse city. Insre b. no
direct foreign trade with Pekin. ami
the small population is made up of tlu
memheis of the various legations. tie
maritime cust0mers tio proicssors af
the college and the missionary body
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cEREDO, w. VA
rrRu. OF sUBscpIvrToN.

o. copy, one wear 81 90. II paid at the time
~ name is entered In suhscr ption books.
AIser ~ days, tl-s6 per year will be charged
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-29
THE DIAMOND.
interesting Notes About the South
ern Baseball League.

Savannah has released Voss, the
pitcher.
Manager Sneed is now busily en-.
gagged completing the team.
"Buster" is the nickname applied to
Manager Sneed Of Memphis.
Savannah is trying to secure Poor
man, Moria.ity, Serad and Dick Burns.
Dave Force, the old reliable, is look
ing for a position in the Southern
League.
The South will evidently be overrun
with Northern clubs in the early
spring.
Manager Lewis Of Chattanooga has
81 Zned new catcher named Fitz5im-
mon. This completes the Chattanooga
team.
Last season taught the Southern
League clubs eco uomy. Particularly
is this shown by the fact that al the
managers will be utilized as players.
Joe Sullivan, catcher and second
baseman, formerly of BfockIo1, Mass 4,
aad Memphis, Tenn, is ut his home,
l29 Maverick street, East Boston,
Mass disengsRed.
One al the greatest drawbacks to
the Southern League is the high rail
road fare and the difficulty Of obtain
ing rates thus necessitAting heavy
travelling expenses.
| Macon has not yet broken ice, and
the public is getting impatient because
it gees nothing in the Macon papers
as to the progress Of the club, or tina
any players have been signed.
! It is to be hoped that the League
Committee appointed for the purpos'
Of obtaining rates will be able to IN
still some common sense into tn.
craniums Of the Southern railroad oil
6cials.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-29
THE APPEAL FOR 1886

The APPEAL enters upon its forty
sirth year ripe in he experiences Of The
pda, and full Of hope for a future TOR N
whole country, bat especially for his and
the n<ighboring States, that shall s,irpdS ihe
dreams Of he most sdngline Of he early
settlers. Az hc questions 0rO1oing ota Of
slavery, and which left ae North and he
South divided TOR nearly three generations,
haze been settled, and the States have adjust
ed themselves 10 The nelc conditions N a
spirit of unity, peace and concord. There
are, therefore, no issues before ne country
that are not common 10 all The people, and
that are not Of an economical and national
character. There are no questions before
ne National Legislature that do not equal
w affect the interests Of all fhe States, and
that cannot be discussed ON a basis Of per-
so,nl ,celftge by The citizens Of all Of them.
For the future, therefore, legislation, both
national and State, is TO be Of a business
character, and is, for that reason, to come
home closer and closer 10 he individual
citizen. Personal politics is, lCih hie bosses,
10 be relegdted 10 The past, and Girl Serrice
reform is 10 secure 10 The country honesty,
efficiency and industry Ia public places.
The political outlook is all that could be
desired. President Clereland has made a,
abiding impression upon The country and
at The close Of his administration pW haze
reconciled eren his political opponents 10 a
continuance Of Democratic dscenddHcy.
There is nothing to hinder or retard me
progress Of the country. Al he Grailable
lands of The West taken up, The South must
for many years be the GdUored section for
nterprising Immigrants, and its coal and
iron fields invite capitalists from The en-
hausted mineral lands of The North and
West. A rapid and great increase Of man
tJdctur@ must tollo,g, and this iciH necessi'
a'e rapid increase Of railroads and a cor
responding increase Of oar ldboring pop,t-
Lation. The APPEAL, Hepioneer IN he
journalistic field Of The Southwea, ARRAYS
in sympathy acih d'e people, wH be found
during He gear just born as full Of enter
prise as in I,e past, and animated by only
he desire 10 keep he lead and prompt It's
readers 10 he increasing advantages Of oar
soil and climate and geographical situation.
To accomplish This no erpense wiH bespdred.
We shall continue 10 make a most liberal
tse of The telegraph, and thus keep Our
readers informed Of the odrance Of the
1corld, day by day, as fast as Developments
IN any department Of human effort are
made public. We shall endearor TO keep
The APPEALup 10 is nor high standard
as newspaper and ledder Of public opia'
itn, and so continue to desa've Tie so fal
mistaken confidence Of constituency dlG
is strongest outside Of Tennessee, in Ms
sissippi arkansas and Aldbamd,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-29

II. P. Piper, chairman; Jno. @. Rogers,
B. l.. Bridges.
Mete6rology. u. NJ. Phillips, chair
man; J. ]. Weller, @. IL. Herbers.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES EoR coTroS-sEED'
AND coTToN-sERD PRODUCT TRADE.
Arbiiration.-J. w. Cochran, chair
man; ]. N. Falls, t. II. Hartmus.
lSidnddrds.-S. J. Camp, chairman I;
VIM. Ksizenberger, b. +. Hallsr, n.
]. Parrish, r. g. Lstting, sr.
The general meeting to consider the
matters above referred 10 will be
called to order at 1880 o'clock h.m.
to-day, and in view of the Importance
of the interests at stake, largo at
tendance is desirable.