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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-02-04
An AmsrIesn Abtoad.

A'uleAsr NrNAI
FROM n copy of the Liverpool TiH,ss, just
~ hand, We learn that "His Exeelicney.
ne RtHon. Frederick " Winston. Esa.
Minister Pienipoteutlary aud Envoy E1-
raordinary from the United States q
America ~ the court Of fife Serene Mgbt-
ness, che Shah ~ Persia, has arrived in
england accompanied by his sid de camp
md high secretary, Primes Wolf Won
5chierDraud, snd other attendants n dis-
JUNCTION. To reporter n the TnI>s she
~ Hon. winston repeated bis story shout
having declined the Hrlgadier generalrv
rendered by The ~ Hon Bicard Ogilvv.
Governor General of Chicazo.~ aud tie
Itmes prints this story. and adds t0 if the
solemn statemeut that The Brigadler Gen.
malcy wae rendered iu recognition -
Wiuston's bravery Orr hnttia with fho Sioux
indians on The prairie west n ChfraE1 a
special train conveyed the eminent Amer
can diplomatic aud Lis Corre % London.
where Queen FictoFisa squerry, Sir
Bauncelot Brown. aFsited them 90 the roll.
uav station with one n the royal hacks
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An lnt.resilnn sliuaiIan

TEoT, NY, Jan. 8i.--kn interesting feat
ore u the struggle between the knights
of Labor and the Fuller A. Warren Com.
pnny was developed yesterday afternoon.
There are seven freight csrs on a side track
loaded with Fnlier g. Warren
stove. consigned o. various branch
houses o. the concern The Del.
awsre and Hudson locomotive engineers.
who ere memDeIs ~ the Brotherhood Oi
Locomotive Engineer and KNIGHT ~ "a.
Dor, have refused ~ haul ths cars becauss
The goods contained in them are boycotted
trouble is expected ~ grow out % the ~.
ieir N IN engineer D. discharged al the
other. 10 t. said viii strike
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NOUN CARMEL. Pa, Jan. 81 "A shock.
ng accident hsppened at ConRfessrnnn
scotts mines 30 Green Ridge yesterday
morning. a young man NAMED MCCauls
was walking Du r. uaFrDr ie<iEg Insperttng
machinery when D. isll headioag upon tso
revolving cog shteis- Before BE- could re-
cover himseIihia ieft arm Fas forn ir1ni hss
body He theu attempted Eco reach Is pfaf-
form. but made the horrible discover ttnf
his clothing he'd been cauaht ~ a sIn.rfF
involving shaft and thaf hs uns beng
slowly drawn - deafh o. sfrnrrleel ard
screamed. aud iu q fsa nlnufes 81 body.
iu iragmeutH Eas senf ahirhrr sround .
aarrrr
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SERIOUS FLOODS.
Immense Fields OF wheat sad Orchards
of Yruit Ruined by Recent Overflow Ia
the San Joaaain vaitsy.

the San Joaauin valley.
srooKros, Cal. Jan. "a The san oaquin
river has been gradually rising TOR the past
week. sunday portion 81 the city proper.
comprising One-hith Of its area. uas COW
srcd with water. Li,ti> damage. however.
snsued. The business portion Of the city
was not affected 10 any -ay. Later
the Mas tract, comprising about ,hres
thousand acres ~ wheat Wss flooded
by the giving wav of food gate Thsdarn-
age Il estimated az about SIS
600. The water about R0bsrts isl-
and. which il protected by isgees.
rose nine feet above tho isysi oi
the land. The pressure vas toD great Tor
the leVees 70 withstand and q break oe-
currcd through shich the water rushed and
soon converted thirteen thousand acres 81
wheat and orchards into miniatars
lake The damage hers u estimated
~ $3.50 OOe Roberts isisnd -
divided into three divisions ~ith cross-
levees. The break occurred In the middl-
division. Fears ere nov entertained That
the cr0ss-isvees which divide ths upper and
lower portion from che middle section oi
the island may give way. n che niddis
section j. not soon repaired there is Httls
hope of stopping the break for q resk.
though most strenuous efforts are being
made % DO 90
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A FINANCIAL EXHIBIT.
bank Notes aud Legai-Tcndcr Notes Out
standing NJ specified Dates.

WAsHiSoroS, Jan. 3l.--The following IL
q statement OF the Comptroller oi the Cur
roncy showing tho amounts OF national
bank notes and OF legaltcnder notes out
standing Mt the dates OF the passage OF the
acts of June 20, 1874, January r. 1873 and
May III, 1873, together with tn. amounts
outstanding at date aud the increase or
decrease. Amount outstanding june 20.
1874, t3fe bo4, ,is2, Jan. IL 1875, Sa5i sol thO
May 81, iS5s, sS22, h55, ,aiS amount out.
standing at date circulation OF nation al
gold banks not Included, s962, ,f0al, saI7..
DtD09 Increase during the last month
t6sl 769. Decrease since Feb I. 1855
ss,G9 sol. Legal-tender notes. Amoun5
outstanding June 10, 1874, $3.50 ,OOJ 600
Jan. a. 1s5b, ass, 900 600 Amount
rett'od under act of Jan IL,
1870 10 May ~, 1878 t35, ,aIs, ,gsi.
Amount outstanding on aud since May Bi,
ls'sl $50 6sl ,Ol6. Amount on deposit with
the U. =. Treasurer 20 redeem notes Of in
solvent and liquidating banks and bankers
retiring circulation under act of June ~,
1874, $50 $50, f3l. Increase Ina deposit dur.
ing the last month. s3ps3. .Ole; inci ase in
deposit since February I, 1855, e. 2gg4l2
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Facts for MiIlsr, and Fsrm,,,

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Jan. 2q.-Advanced
sheets from Biennial Miller's Directory
shows net decrease ofG.sl2 Touring mills
In the United States and Canada a. COM
pared with lssf The number 81 mill. at
present in operation is 1921 The gross
capacity shows slight increase over iss4
Every State and Territory shows q de-
crease Ia number Of mills. except Dakota,
Nevada and the District of Columbia In
Wisconsin there is loss 81 10 mills the
present number being $50 The most mark
cd loss Is in fennsy OHIO New York,
Illinois. Missouri Texas. and the Province
Of Ontario
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VACCINE VIRUS.
How it IL PropoEsied In Chester County.
rcpnsytvsnla.


philadelphia Nsrsl
The visiting scientists were first con
ducted 20 the operatiDgroom, where upon
= padded table, from whose corners rose
four posts. a heller was thrown and her
egs fastened TO the posts. Her belly. eli
the inside and the back part of the thighs
wero shaved 70 the skin. The tbin. white
md clean epidefmis OF the Alderney calf
presented an inviting surface, and DR.
Zuilrs assistant, enveioped in spotless
apron, stood over the beast sud diligently
.craped of the upper cuticlo from sixty
i've spots on the skin DR. Zuiii ~ fast as
points Of ivory which bad been coated with
The lymph from n Scab of cOwpO1 This
vas the process OF inoCuiatin1 The calf
VII be sick. but in eight days the
tcah6 will have formed and be ready
20 remove for the dipping ~ fresh
points" into the lymph which will
sHude from the gore. The points, which sre
made from elephant tusk ivory are sim
~ thin strips pointed in tie shape 81 a
surgeons iiit NIB lancet IL requires from
20 20 5000 of them 20 take up all the
healthy virus which is produced from tho
incubation Of n calf, 2 800 being the aver
tge. Having been "chargod," a. the dip
Ding in the virus u called, they are allowed
o dry thoroughly. each one l. carefully
wrapped la tin foil. and placed in a hoT-
ueticaliy sealed bottle The great enemy
4 the point il heat and moisture combined
The sealing ia the bottle guards hgHiust
he latter and the Storage in a ipfrlgers tor.
kept st about the freezing point of temper.
ature, sgaiust the former Combined.
these Influences will set up fermentation
n the virus, which destroys its potency.
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Hartinnion R.nnmm,rdsd.

IoSDoN, Jan. 2s.-Thc Erenfng Neio.
states that 10 has the highest authority for
stating that Lord Salisbury has advised
the Queen TO SUNNI ON Lord Harrington 70
form Cabinet. The News expects that
Earl Granville Lord Rosebery and Earl
spencer viii be members OF the new Cabi.
net, though the appointment OF Granville
as Foreign Secretary would elicit a deep
Rrosn FROM thu liberal portion Of the
country The D0Hy Telegraph j. OF the
opinion that the leading Liberals, inciud.
lng the most prominent members Of Mr.
Gladstone's last Cabinet with the CT Pre-.
mier himself, should invite the assist nee
OF Mr.. Pnrnell or Mr Healy in arranging q
home rule scheme. The entire press l. op-
posed 20 the idea OF the appointment Of
Lord Granville 20 be Foreign Secretary.
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AN INDIANA MURDER
About which There Was strong Talk Of =
sunday Night LynohinE.

EvAssvILLE, lSD., Jan. Sl.--Lste Satur-
day evening Nicholas Hudson shot and
killed stephen Ellis In the suburbs 81 Rock
port Spencer County, Ind. The two men,
with several Others, left town after supper
for their homes in the country When
n short distance out quarrel arose,
resulting ia the shooting Of Ellis tbrouga
the body by Hudson. Another man named
Cissna was suspected, but when arrested
be said Hudson was the murderer The
latter was pursued by the officers and ar
rested eight miles from ROckpOrt while in
bed asleep having revolver and brass
knucks with him. lie confessed and was
taken 90 Hockport aud put into jail to-
wards morning. He had been drinking
heavily. Hudson H. about twenty-five
years old and very tough in his habits.
Ellis was quiet, inOffensive citizen about
twenty-four years old and married. There
~ grent excitement up there over the muir
der and strong talk OF lynchinR Hudson.
Precautions have been taken against lynch
ing.
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elsdstons Called

LONDON, Jan So.-The Queen has accept
ed the resignations OF Lord Salisbury and
his Cabinet and has summoned Mr. Glad
stone for consultation. Lord Salisbury
returned to London this evening from o.
borne. He was closely guarded BY detectives.
The deadlock between Mr Gladstone and
Lord Harrington continues, the latter hold
ing that The repression Of disorders In Ire
land q primarily necessary Previous TO
MI Gladstone being summoned 10 wss re-
ported That the Queen hesitated between
the e1- Premier and Lord Harrington. and
has ordered the Ministers not 10 surrender
their seats ~ office until Monday
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Essr ssctvsw Mitu. Jsn 2s The saei.
nav C0urfer today publishes be- annuai
detailed review ~ tho lumber products ~
Michigan. indicating fhat tnis State stil
heads The numbering industry In I-0
the census fhowed l048 etabi ia.
Inents, giving employ menf 90 r0 G
persons. with total invested
capital OF tgo 20 81. and pfoIue.ng f.s-
fiH F.S The CuHfisF faufas show l-.. D..
i5l lH feet ~ lumieT cuf during tht b. anr.
sud there va. on hand a. the close af me
year lo4.a5ftgf feet During the SEINE
time the cor ~ shingles vas $50 Ia8 -n0
For the coming sesrOn trrsferfs eve hfI rht
snd operator hopeful
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SAVED HIS FLOCK.
Cool Headed Minister Averts Io,ri,I.
Catsstrophy.

SoSt Headed Minister AVerts = Horrible
Catsstrophy.
LAsaLLE, ILL, Ian. 2p.-Six hundred peo-
pie gathered in the new hall in the rear OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church last night
To celebrate Robert Burns birth -dnv. The
haIi Is on the second floor aud supported
troin the cross beam above by a bolted iron
roo During prayer the floor began to
sink anda total collapse OF the building
seemed imminent. Tho Rev Jas White.
pastor OF the Methodist Rpiscopai
Church perceiving the danger, be-
gan TO sing. The immense con gre
cation paused, aud the intervals OF
innc<fon saved countless lives for the next
instant the sinking sensation ceased In
accordance with the advice then given tho
crowd disbursed IN small details. An i'm.
yestigntion showed hat the thread OF the
rod had stripped off inside the bolt beca use
OF the weight below. II rush and the con
sequent disturbance Of the floor had fol-
lowed the settling the rod must have been
"fencbed from the bolt, aud the building
wrecked. There being large coal fire ON
the floor. and only one exit by n spiral
slHlf way; the ensu ng horrors can be easily
imagined a subscription list is being cir
CnIated and generously signed 10 reward
the quick witted pastor
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Saved from Wreck.

MoNONCAHELA CITY, Pa, Jan. 2s.--As the
Cniontown express came rolling down the
Red Stone last night the engineer discover.
ed an alarm signal light violently waved
across the track. He slowed up. snd dis.
covered that huge bOwideT bad slipped
down the hill snd rested on the track
boy named Clark Isler son
Of miner, had heard the rock rush.
ing down the bill, aud getting his pit lamp
ran 20 the place and signaled the train. and
ia doing 40 saved the tram from q terrible
wreck, which must have necessarily been
attended with fatal results. A large purse
of money was made up among the passsn-
Rers md presenfeh % the knN
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Ih, srau.hanna Rnnmlnn-

PoEr DEPosr, Nh. Jan. 81. The susque-
hanna has continued 20 rise all day, and is
nov higher than at any time this winter.
All the wharyes and lumber yards are sub
merged under several feet Of water and
'iti1ens have all day been moving live stock
and vnluabies 70 a place % safety. The ice
gorRe remains unbrOkeu. but the Ice has
weakened materially, and watches have
been stationed all along the river 90 give
the alarm should any change occur Re-
ports from up the river are such as ~ Gauss
grave apprehension.
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WORSE THAN LBPROsY.
1--we Gases OF Gianders Ia Human rrinas
Reported In Illinois.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2S.-Dr j. H. Rnucb. sec.
Ietary Of the State Board OF Health ro.
ceived a dispatch last evening, saying that
the son OF "a farmer in Richteld Township,
Adams County, was afflicted with disease
believed 20 be glanders. Tho boy had been
taking care of two horses which weresA Z
tackled with the disease and had been on.
dered shot 10y Assistant State Veterinarian
btimpson. DIR Rauch directed that the boy
be kept out OF school, aud ordered an inves.
ugation Of the case. There have been alto.
gether five cases OF glanders in human
beings reported in this State, three OF
which proved fatal The disease IL said 20
be one OF the most frightful disorders that
mankind \ afflicted with. not excepting
lsproSy Thus far no remedy has beon
discovered TO overcome II when la an sd.
vanccd state.
|. LIsDoN III, Jan. Assistant state
Veterinarian Sheppard and Commis-ioner
McChesney slaughtered five glandered
horses yesterday, making total OF ten.
nll belonging TO two men. IL is generally
thought that with the extinction Of thess
above mentioned glsnders viii be wholly
suppressed
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Convict Cowboy. Christina, p,,..u,.

JOLIET, III, Jan. 9l.-Bert Costnian, q
cowboy convict serving a sentence OF three
years at Joliet Prison from Wyoming. was
released yesterday afternoon, having
served his term. When Coatmau was
brought into the clerks office 70 be dis.
charged the clerk handed him "a package OF
bills amounting to nearly filbO. and in.
formed him that 81 900 Of the money had
been sent 90 him ~ a Christmas present by
one Of the cattle king Of Wyoming The
sN-c0nvict was neaply parelyzed with a.
tonishipeDt at his good fortune, and left the
prison doors with light heart
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CoScoHp. " n. Jan 8i The storm
Which subsidized last night bad rsged Tor
fofty iRht hours and caused great dam.
age throughout the State Reports re-
ccivcd from some OF tle iargest fruit grow
ers in tha State say that their orchards are
ruiued
PoHsHoCTu. y H. Jan u The dam.
age done ~ the slfet storm ia unparalleled.
Tue nJuty 90 garden And fruit trees q BE-
yonu "a 'culatOu. Similar reports are re-
ceivcd ffom other towns in nottingham
one man iost . 90 peach trees
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Nitro -g'ycerine has been especially
recognized by the Academic ds MeI.-
cine in thc awafd 90 a prize tn DR.
william Murreu. who was thp hrsf to
advocate its wide employment in an-
gina peCtoris and other srtsmu.iir ~
fections This drug has become OH
cial though only in the form of choco-
late tabells tho one per cent solution
would soon appear. however. SAYS fho
London lancet 90 possess special ad-
vaniages. Niuo-Riy cstine has also been
employed iu che treatment q uephritis
and several other affections
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OIeomargarlns.

WisHIxeTOy. jan. 2s--A letter from the
Secretary u State was laid before tha
House transmitting the reports ~ C0nsuis
on cattle and on dairy farming. and the
markets Tor cattle. beef and dairy pro-
ducts. The report speaks highly ~ oleo-
margarine ~ valuable food product
largely exceeding butter boz quantity II sE-
port snd says tbst 'ths sooner this pro-
duct a. giyen iff legitimate and proper
sta ding iu commerce the better if wifi 10
lnI aII lnlnr-.l. rnmnnrunn =
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Dust FaIlinu from a clear sky.

Arsrrs, TgxAs Jan. 2s.-Thursdsy after.
noon about O'Clock, from out ~ a clesr
ky, shower Of very fine dust began fall
ing There was no wind ~ the time The
shower increased toward nigbtfail IL and con
tinued throughout half the night The dust
had peculiar effect on the lungs snd
throat, causing irritation and boarseness
In some instances. a similar phenomenon
vas witnessed here eight ysars ago
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IalI psIIYsrn Fru,ltaisd-

cnaaLusT0s. 8. G., Jan 8i-At Chester
ibis afternoon, eleven coiored prisoners a.
tempted n Jail delivery by attacking Sheriff
Hood With Tho assistance ~ suotber
priFoner. Hood succeeded in gettisg his -.
saiiants back, shootinR one % them a lien
ooode in the bead. Goode will die me
prisoners finding the attempt ahoFtivs
rushed bsek o. their cells
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BENTON, NrR Jan ~ The body Of a
man was found one mile east ~ here yes
torday near hay stack and covered with
hay. An old carpet sack and q large sup
ply Of fishing tackle was found With him
lie bad evidently been smOthered bv the
bay stack FILLING on him, sud had been
dead a long time Nothing 20 identify the
remains was found
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Ihnu,ann, nf Ern,sn csiil,

CHICAGO Jan 2s-A special published
here this morning, asserts that fully 1900
head of cattle lie dead on the prAiries
within = radius ~ seventy-fiss miles Of
Fort Elliott, Tex. having been killed by
starvation and exposure during the recent
cold snap. Not more than one per cent Of
them, 20 10 aid. we're native cattle
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The proposed law a. 70 Sunday trains To-
Connscticut is in brief that only rucb
trains shall run on Sundays a. ars mail
tioneTs - necessary, and that these must
- before r m snd siter D. m ft also
forbids The handling q freight during day
tight SUNDAY
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NEr fosE, Jan s7.-A special frona
Sanford. Fia to ths Trbuaf safs "FIor.
ida has D black sys TIE orange crop .
ruined ard manf pi tbs foung tfees are
hiied Ihe rfcf'r nrs trying e. r1nrvaf af.
snd ths land ar ~ swear if i nns 81 hrf
~ is 90. There not a suaad nransr Nft
in al. ih- ngiaH. D. an thr lamuuf nfsres
efnt ihr ground j. aUFrfei uith 4aha.
ifotsn ifuit lsesrrfe farfs gathered lrrm
the htst sourteH "a information anl ftrr
rlean n l0ss nf $50 n1u nu1
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WtsHiy0roS Jan 90 Over 5000 90
three per cent bonds embraced In the is2d
call for $1,000 90 which will mature Ysb
ruary J, have already been received af the
ireasurT Department f0r redemption
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BaLTaoEE, Jan. - Henry Warner.
colored, sEed sixty, vss killed by q train
ON The Baltimore Ohio Railroad. at Cal.
rertou last night he was the father u
thirtV-thrse children
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-Creu alton g. evidently making
headway. ~ ridiouie could have
killed this method of dispo-iug q the
dead. it would have succumbed to the
cartoon printed come years ago. de-
p,ctng e small boy with q un can iu
his hand standing at the open door of
crcmatory and asking q the pro.
prietor Please. sir. is dad done
yeti -Bosf0a Herald
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The last ceusus shows thst Dak0ts
nas $50 S9s cattle ON the range and w.
her pens. with a valuation II 81 0OO.-
600
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Rates or Advertising.

pcsir pVt .ssss ss..sssss...s+ W
q regular advertisers. .......
Regular advertisements. OF more than half
column, quarterly In advance
B transient advertisements In advance.
The Advance A. the IN medium through
thish Advertiser can reach the pso.
1s OF Wayne County.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-10-07
How to Drink.

Consul Tanner of Chemnitz reports to
the secretary of state that the beer pro-
duction of Germany in 1885 was ZOO, 00O,-
GOO gallons, enough Ito form laake more
than one mile square and six and a-half
feet deep, or 1t would make running
stream as large as some Of our rivers.o
He says the consumption Of intoxicants in
Germany per head is four times as great
as in the United States, yet there are q
thousand hopeless drunkards in tho United
States TO ten in Germany. The difference
arises largely, he says, IL not entirely
from the manner Of drinking in vogue In
the countries 1.-THE science of drink
ing,n he writes, Consists simply in the
hardness of drinking. All drinks are
taken sip by sip, q half or three-quarters
of an hour being consumed for glass Of
beer. This is SO simple that one Is liable
to ridicule for laying stress upon it, aud
yet on this one point hinges in my opinion
question of vast Importance to Ameri-
cans. By this manner of drinking the
blood is aroused to greater activity in so
gradual a manner that there Is no violent
arrangement OF the animal economy. By
slow drinking the German accomplishes
the object of drinking and gives his animal
economy a chance to say hold, enough
which only slow drinking will do" Mr..
Tanner says that since his arrival In Ger
many he has his "first glass Of water to see
drunk