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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

WAUPACA, Wis, Feb. 15.-Thc Touring and
voollen mills at Crystal River burned saturday
night The loss on tho former 50 o0O insured IN the
Lancashire North British, and Niagara insurance COM
NAMES for 81 800 each. The loss tho wooen mills Is
s3 600 uninsured. The Touring mill was owned by l..
Cruner aud leased by W. O. Baldwin, whose loss on
stock is 81, 900, II rsurance 5000
MADISON. Wis Feb. 15.-Fishers cheese factory ana
Warmers elevator at Windsor, burned yesterday
Tile loss Is 81 2. 600. insurance light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
REBELLION IN KoRDoFAN GROWING.

LONDON, Feb. ia dispatch from Cairo
SAY. that refugees report that rebellion Kordoan
Is assuming large dimensions.
PARIS, Feb 15-Prme Minister de Freycinet has made
radical change IN the Governments policy respecting
Egypt. He has instructed NJ. Saunay, the new French
Minister Cairo support the demands OF the f0rte
for the formation army TO replace
the British troops in Egypt and the evacuation OF that
country by the English At tho earliest possible date
England opposes the demands OF the Porte NJ de Frey
cnet will seek induce the Powers 10 take combined
action for the purpose OF vndcatng the Sutans tsuLe
IA In Egyn
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wrecked at swatOw. One European and seventeen Oh
ncse were drow ned
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS, Feb 15-The municipal council to-day adopted
q resolution favoring the granting of amnesty to all
political ofenders Thirty-nine members voted for the
measure and eight against it,
Berlin, Feb l5-Two Americans have been expelled
from ,Holsten Prussia for havingimade themselves
troublesome to the authorities" TO the officials Of
Hede and the other to those of Marne.
PARIS, Feb l5.-M Zola has written letter in which
he authorizes the production In America of his drama
" Germinal," the performance of which prohibited
In this. He says he trusts the hospta6le Americans
VIII accord different treatment to the play and thereby
give France lesson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
POSSIBILITY OF ANOTHER CIGAR LOCKOUT
There isa possbility that the cordial relations

existing between the Cgarmakers' Progressive Union
aud the United Cigar Manufacturers Association will be
broken and another lockout brought Complaint Is
that two shops those Of SJacoby Co. and sutro
Newmark scale of is not paid and consd-
cradle dissatisfaction exists Brown Earle and Frank
Mccoy 4 Co. no. taking on any new men until Ivy
Brothers factory Is filed. Nine went back to
work that shop yesterday Only eight Of tbs packers
have returned TO WORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16

there Is every indication OF subacute meningitis but
whether this Is the sole trouble how far other comp
cations enter in has not yet been determined His
supor to-day has not been great and he took more
notice Of things about him. Mr. Watterson's symptoms
were at one time 80 complex that his disease was
thought possibly to be typhoid fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
srJoyDF OF A FEMALE ASsA SsIY.

BELLEvILLE, Ill.,, Feb. 10 (Specid0.-Mrs
Sarah wkerson who supposed to be the assassin Of
William Massey the foreman Of the Garland Mines, who
was shot the back about amonth ago while on MS way
to work. committed suicide this morning at Lenz Station
Since the morning of the assassination Of Massey she has
been nader tho surveillance OF the police and was aware
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
}. d. LIPPIyCOTrS ESTA TE.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is tSpeciaU. 1.-The will
of j. b. Lippncot was probated to-day The estate Is
nyentored at S3J99,l3 45. His interest In the j. b
LppincOtt Publishing Company is placed at S64l 600
He held 81 01 800 OF Philadelphia aud Reading Rail
roadi stock 500 OF Baltimore and Ohio and l403
shares of Pennsylvania, appraised at $75,702.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
rrpLOSJOy OF GAS.

An explosion of gas occurred in the store of
c. Kopf & Co., No. so Graham-aye, BROOKLYN yester
day morning when Henry Adiekes one o. tne hrhn' H.
gas leaked Adickes had his band severely burned and
Two customers who we're outside tle door were out
hroken glass The wall OF the store was bulged Inc
DAMAGES TO the building were estimated aI Sooo anu "
aI.a. .An.ulrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
SENATE CUANBFR,
M,.m .G1nN. d. @. Ech ll. lssO. (

DEAR SIR: Your note OF the 18th ult. was received.
II vas not answered sooner ON account
nf the uncertainty the time OF reaching your
do not think there is any serious opposition to your
outruation but Information has been gwen the com
iitcc that YOU intend make clean sweep OF all the
minor offices that your office really fell under the
civil Service law, which requires appointments upon
elimination Tho feeling created that you Will mako
iudscrinnate removals. without regard to the law has
aved and may still longer delay your confirmation.
am 0uto sure that while you would naturally seek
Democrs TO MI the most Of your Offices IN time. the
icci d,crninaton favor Of Union soldiers and your
natnra desire To competent men In Office Will IN
duc. van 10 obey the In this respect and protect
vourseIf from blame by observing It's provisions.
Very truly yours, JUN 0hhh''A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16

that her arrest was only question OF few days This
morning she went to deep well In the yard and kissing
her young child plunged headong In The body was re-
covered two hours later No letters which would throw
any light upon which led her to destroy her
self found. 1t is the general opinion, however,
among the people OF LEM station that her suicide 10
confession that she murdered Massey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
AN INAUGURATION IN MEXICO.

SALTILLO, Mexico, Feb. Is Special.
ernor CARA Galan. recently elected to-day inauGur-
ated with much pomp and ceremony succeeding Gen
eral Cervantez Provisional Governor Gaan represents
the DIaz party and elected by that influence Adj
vantage taken of the sion make demOnstra-
ton in favor OF the DiaZ administration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
CRIMES AND DCASUALTIES-B TELEGRAPH

ARRESTING STAGE DRIVER FOR Robbery.
OMAHA Feb l5- Thomas H. Casey, sstage driver rom
Chadron Fort Robinson has been arrested on cnarso
of committing the robbery Of the express Treasure ook
shont tuo nonths ago He the only person on the
stage and claimed that masked roober with double
barrelled gun. compelled him to give up inc treasure
son to nav off the troops. Casey has been uDder
close espionage by the express company since 'no
robbery. ~
LYNCHED BY A MOB.
DFyyER, Feb ia dispatch 10 The Republican from
Red Gin Col says "Ou Friday two miners Perry aue
Gleason auarreed concerning the payment OF 80 that
Perry owed Gleason, and the former shot tho iatter
throagh the heart. Perry was arrested. Az IL p M
mob of 200 miners ovorp0wereI the sherin. TOOK tn9
prisoner from jail and hanged him from the rsiroao
water tank"
SHOT DEAD BY HIS BROTHER
sr. LOUIS Feb. l5.-A dispatch from Chattanooga,
Tenn 10 Tie Post Dispatch says Two DrOtiers Jener
sn a,d smnal Elus became engaged in quarrel yes.
erday over trivial matter aud Jcersou IN rue hss. ..
passion, drew pistol and shot MS oro'hei '"""N" Wv
heart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
MR.. GLADSTONE ON THE IRISH QUESTION

II
MEETING OF THE CABINET-DUBLIN CORPORATION
DEMANDING HOME RULE.
LONDON. Feb. 15.-Mr. Gladstone is sending
letters of inquiry to ali and conditions OF Irshmeu
probably including the Parneiltes on February IL nc
wrote TO Lord DE Vesci as follows:
You were kind enough short time ago to send me
of estates in Ireland that me the Conservatives
were in office thought il most desirable TO leave TO
them the whole field of Irish legislation desire now
10 invite free communication Of views the various
classes and sections most likely TO supply iua anu ma
authentic knowledge OF the wants and wishes OF lhe
Irish people, meaning all classes OF the irIsn Peope
whether connected with land, industry or properly III
general. , -. a.. ...atu ~, roooivi,g
deputatons for oral discussion Dut hEny Vau1 ~, M I
indications. especially If they go TO the heart OF the
myself in the difficult 0; mining how est NJ
this important juncture TO discharge our uues W o
land and the Empire.
The Cabinet held meeting to-day The session lasted
four hours John Morley. the new Chief Secretary Tor
Ireland was present The principal subject under as
cusson the Irish question
The Cabinet decided that first business OF the Par
amentary session. after tho debate on the address III
repy 10 the speech the throne should be the intro
ducton of government scheme to reform the rules oi
procedure Mr. Chamberlain urged the carly considera-
tion OF local government BILL but M Gladstohe over
rnled him. giving precedence 10 home rule proposals
and postponing dealing with the Irisn land question:
meeting Of the Conservative leaders has been called
for next Thursday at the Carlton Club The Marquis OF
Salisbury Will preside The meeting will DO IN the nature
OF caucus to determine what policy the Conservatives
shall pursue in Parliament. The principal question to
be considered will be what stand the Consel vaives
10 take in regard Ireland and the proposed irish egs
lation OF the Liberals.
The cenuipeness of the labOrers' demand for land TO
cultivate is being put a practical test In Kent
number Of landlords in that county are letting haacre
lots TO laborers at nominal rental The experiment will
be watched by the friends and opponents OF Mr. Coll
fnp
profound interest. ,,,,, - l.,
DUBLIN Feb. l5.-The Corporation Of Dublin to day
solutions demanding Home Rule for Ireland
ana expressing reliance in Mr. Gadstones promises ana
ability to secure It, .--,--,, 49,.
Michael Dav supported the resolutions and said there
were good grounds for the hope that MT Gladstone
would settle the Home Rule question as lie settled he
Church question for Ireland. Continuing MI Davltt
stated that Mr. Parnell right in trying 10 OBTAIN
Home Rule frst although he tMr Davitp would prefer
t see the Irish land question settled concurrenty on
the basis of the present valuation OF s production MI
Davitt appealed the PTotestaEts OF Ireland TO CO.
oneratc with the PArnelliteg
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u,suoorSsPUI ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.

Charles J. Carey, age eighteen. of No. S0I
Thrd-ave, attempted to commit sucide yes'oraay Wy
h,in, h,msalt In the left breast with revolver He
was al the house OF his broher-in MOI % East SlAV
fourthst at the time lie was taken 10 st; Luxe ho'
nil ai where mis- wound was found 10 be slisht
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A number Of postmasters were also confirmed.
Tor other Wdshin0toh nelcs zee sccOnd page
JOHN SHERMAN ~ POSTMASTER JONES.

. Mucn-TAIKED-JF LETTER FROM THE SENATOR
MADE PUBLIC.
Columns, Ohio, Feb. l5-Consi derablc has
been said about the letter OF senator Sherman TO Dewitt
C. Jones' newly appointed postmaster at Columbus, and
now awaiting confirmation Dy tho Senate The letter
WAS furnished by Governor Foraker for publication to-
day ana is follows: .. ,,...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16

GLASS WORKS DESTROYED IN JERSEY CITY.
Charles II. 0'Ncils glass works in Jersey
CITY was burned down last night. The loss Is 100000
The building occupied the space from No lO2 to No liz
Fairmount-ave The loss Is covered by insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
STORES ATTACKED BY A MOB IN QUEBEC.
BARRELS OF FLOUR SEIZED BY EXCITED FRENCH
CANADIANS.

PAsPEBIAC, Que, Feb ia raid was made
on the stores of Robin Co. and l. Boutier here to-
day by an excited crowd of 200 French Canadians who
carried of about go barrels Of -four Every effort was
made by the agents of the firms the clergy ana tne
MAYOR 10 bring the crowd to reason, but without avail
The Government grant OF barrel each OF flour
and potatoes offered them but was Indignantly re-
ected The rioters helped Themselves to whatever they
wanted 1t feared this s only the beginning OF
the trouble and that tomorrow the number OF rioters
will be augmented by hundreds OF Others from other
patts of the country Troops have been eegIaphed for
by the Mayor Personal violence has not yet been at
tempted but other outside those attacked to-day
are threatened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
MORE RIOTING IN ENGLAND.
- DEMONSTRATIONS IN THREE CITIES.
A MOE IN BIRMINGHAM SUPPRESSED BY POLICE
UNEMPLOYED MEN IN YARMOUTH.

4 MOE IN BIRMINGHAM SUPPRESSED BY POLICE
UNEMPLOYED MEN IN YARMOUTH.
BIRMINGHAM, Feb. ia meeting OF unem'
ployed workingmen held here to-day was attended py
5000 persons. The addresses delivered were OF lhe
most infammatory and the assembly degenera'eu
into mob which attempted to riot IN the slree's
and pilage shops. The police. however, were pre-
pared and succeeded in suppressng rotng ana prevent
ing any acts of pillage.
LEICESTER Feb 15.-The number OF strlKers heIe ms
increased Crowds are paradng the streets. one nrm
has armed It's employees with revovers to protect lls
premises in case OF attack by the paraders
LONDON Feb. ia dispatch 1rem Yarmouth says
that the unemployed wOrkngmen OF that CITY arc max
Ing riotous demonstrations.
Many interesting features are promised at the nearing
on Wednesday before Justice lngham OF Hynuman'
Burns Champion and Williams. who have been sum-
moned to charges of uctng to riot contempt OF
law. etc. during the disorders London last week.
Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Chamberlain and Henry Broadhurst
have been subpGnaed by the Socialists and the e1am
nation of these men will be watched with intense in
terest.
The Social Democratic Federation has issued mani
festo convening meeting for Sunday to demand that
the Government begin work puolic improvements III
order to give employment to wOrkingmen now IDLE, ana
that the wages paId be sufficient healthy sub
slsence The manifesto appeals to workingmen 10 as
sist in maintaining order and explains the objects OF the
Federation 1t concludes follows: Let the govern
ing classes face the inevitable downfall of decayng civil
lzation without hypocrisy panic. Upon them rests
the responsibility the peaceful or forcble issue OF
the last great class struggle OF our times"
The committee appointed by Mr. Childers. Homo Sec
retary to inquire the causeo the recent rotous
demonstrations in London held its first meeting this
morning The deliberations Of the committee are
conducted In secret
The Queen has sent gift Of $500 TO the Mansion
House Relief Fund for the unemployed.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-06-10
L. L. ORw1G, Secretary.

tB- The Republicans in the present New
York Legislature, like the Republicans in
che preceding Legislature, wilfully and per-
sistently refuse to allow an enumeration OF
the inhabitants to be made, as the State Con-
stitution directs. The sole purpose of their
refusal is to prevent an alteration of the
Senate districts, and reapportionment Of
the members Of the Assembly among the
several counties, as directed by the Constitu-
lion. Senate and Assembly districts honest
" made upon the return Of q new enumera-
lion would not give the Republicans the
same chance Of carrying the Legislature
which they have had since 1875. A Senator
il Congress from New York is to be elected
next winter, and it is necessary for the Re
publicans to carry the next assembly. For
the sake of keeping their hold upon the
Legislature and electing Republican to the
Senate, they have neglected and still neglect,
In defiance of the Constitution and in viola
lion of the rights of the Democrats OF New
York, to allow the census to be taken, and
the Democrats to get the representation
which is their right. ~ Champaign Dem.
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sHEslTT'S SALE.
August oberhouse,

August 0berhouse,
Catharne Oberhouse, ct. al.
Order Of sale from Wood County Court Of Com
mon Pleas.
sued in the above entitled cause BY the Clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Wood County, Ohio,
and to to me directed and delivered, will offer for
sale at public yendne, upon the premises, on
Wednesday, July 14th, 1885,
commencing at 10 o'clock, a. M, OF said day, the
following described Real Estate, situate III the,
county of Henry, and State of Ohio, to-wit:
The North Five -Eighths (5-8) Of the East half Of
the Southeast quarter of Section Four (4), Town
ship Five (b) North, Range Six (6) East, being so
acres more or less.
Appraised at $4,000.
The South half of the South half of the North
east quarter of Section Four (4), Town Five (5l
North, Range sin (6) East being 10 acres more or,
less,
Appraised at S22C0.
The Southwest quarter Of the Northwest quarter
of Section Three (3), Town Five t5) North, Range
Six (6) East, containing 40 acres more or less.
Appraised at $2,400.
The East half of the Northwest quarter of Soc
tion Three (3) Town Five (b) North, Range Six (8l
East, containing 80 acres more or less.
Appraised at 81, 800.
Terms Of Sale-One-third Of purchase money to- be
paid on day Of sale; onethird In one year and one
third in two years, the deferred payments to be &C.
cured by mortgage on the premises sold
Said tracts of land will be sold free of dover.
GEORGE M. BROWN,
Sheriff of Wood County, Ohio.
T. N. BIERLY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
June nh, 1885. $14 1U
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JOG Doses one Dollar.
APPLICATION FOR IN
CORPORATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 7th day of
~ june 1886, at aregular session OF the Board of
County Commissioners Of Henry County, Ohio,
there was presented to the said Board, who caused
the same to be fled within the office Of the Auditor
of said county, where II now remains for the in
spection OF any person interested, petition, the
substance and prayer of which petition is, that the
said Board Of Commissioners may organize into an
incorporated village the following territory situate
In the County Of Henry, and State of Ohio to-wit:
Beginning at the Southwest corner Of the North
half OF the Northeast quarter Of Section No. Twen
ty-eight l2G In Township No. Five (5) North OF
Range Eight (8l East, In Henry county, Ohio,
thence running North on the half Section line Of
half of said Northeast quarter Section; thence
North and on the half Section line Of Section
Iwenty-one CID In said Town and Range, distance
OF Twenty l2o rods; thence East and parallel with
the South Section line of said Section 2 distance
Of One Hundred and Twenty (i20) rods and Four (4l
links thence North a distance Of Eight (8) rods:
thence East and parallel with the South Section
two Gay In said Town and Range, distance Of
Fifty-nine (5s) rods and -Four l4) links; thence
South and parallel with the West Section line OF
sS Sections Nos; twenty-five (z2) and Twenty,seyen
Hundred and Forty-three Q43) rods, to the North
line Of the Mansfield, Coldwater and Lake Michi-
gan Rail Road bed; thence South n deg East along
the North line Of sad Mansfield, Codwater and
Lake Michigan Rail Road bed, distance of Sixty
three (6g rods and Twelve (l2) links to the East
line OF the West half Of the Northwest quarter Of
sSaa nS Section NO: I,TeItyseysn in said Town
the East line Of the West half Of the Northwest
quarter Of said Section Twenty-seven CD, Town
Five (bl and Range Eight ls as aforesad, . distance
South,ea corner Of the West half Of said North
west quarter Of said Section No. Twentyseven (27;
thence West distance Of Elghty-one (S1) rods and
witch North sSs snd sS soSth s shencs 1esc Noh
. distance Of Forty.hye (4s) rods and Ten CiOj
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all whom 10 may con-
In cern, that on the 9Th day Of June, 1886, there
was filed in the office of the Clerk OF the Court OF
Common Pleas within and for the County Of Henry,
Ohio, petition in certain action, wherein VIII
liam Hudson is plaintiff and Jonathan D. Norton,
Hulda Il. Sheffield, johnson N. High, the Receiver
OF the late firm Of Sheffield Norton, and others,
are defendants.
The said petition, among other things, siledges
that the said Jonathan D. Norton conveyed certain
real estate belonging to himself to the said late rm
and Others which had been transferred TO him in
trust by William Sheffield In his life time, foT the
benefit Of the creditors Of the recent firm to the said
Hulda H. Sheffield and others; that the said COM
veyances were fraudulent and were made to hinder,
delay and deiraud the creditors Of the said hrm Of
Sheffeld d Norton, and those of the said Jonathan
D. Norton.
The prayer of the petition is, that the said con-
veyences may be set aside, that the sad lands be
administered according to law, and for other equia
BILE and proper relief
Creditors who desire to avail themselves Of the
provisions of Section 034 OF the Revised Statutes
are required to file an answer In said action on or
before the 10th day Of July, 1885.
HAAG q Raglan,
June 10th, 1Ss6.--6w. $12 as Att'ys for Plt'f.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-06-10

~ Another Republican official gone
wrong. This time in the person of none
other than Charles Bill, .. s. District Court
Clerk. Bills methods of doing business
have been suspicioned for some time by the
officials at Washington and at home, but he
has been caught dead to rights this time,
and in rather peculiar way too. The fol-
lowing letter, written by Bill to his deputy
at Toledo, Miss Brown, unfortunately for its
author was misdirected and went to- the First
Auditor Of the Treasury:
II am m good deal of financial trouble at
present, and for that reason would like to
avoid the expense of my usual visit to Toledo.
The United States has held off the payment
of our accounts so long and for some un-
necessary reason, that my funds are very
low, and besides LEARNED only short time
ago that party to whom I loaned some
money has absconded, and il will take nae
sometime to recover the amount. feel the
fullest confidence in your ability to perform
the duties Of clerk and know from experience
that everything will be done as if I was there.
I enclose form of journal entry which will
explain itself. The Judge here has instruct
ed me to string the journal entries along
from day to day where it was not absolutely
necessary that they should 60 on upon any
particular day. Please do thesame at Toledo,
and if possible, omit making up the list of
fees due from the United States, which is
usually put upon the miscellaneous fee book.
I can do that when make up the account"
Bill claims that Judge Welker advised him
to do business in that way, but the Judge
disclaimes the charge. Both are Republicans
and one or both should be bounced at once.