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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-10-01
HE WAS BOSS.
How an Aged Negro Re-establlshed His
Tottering Authority.


An old negro, known as Foxy Jim, so
well understood the art of working to
advantage that some time ago he
bought comfortable house, furnished
it suitably and settled down to enjoy
himself, His wife had died while he
was still hard worker, and he had no
children save daughter, whom he had
seen carefully educated.
Father" the daughter one day re-
marked, you think great deal Of me,
don't youP"
'Dat 1 does, child; dat does"
"You are getting old, father"
"Yas, natur is lay n her han on me
heavy"
Don't you think you ought to make
your willP If you were to die, some
body might beat me out of this prop
erty."
"Yer's right honey, sho's yer born'd.
yer is. III 60 right er way now an git
a lawyer ter draw up de papers"
The will, leaving the property to the
girl, having been duly drawn up, was
given to her. After this her affection
for the old man did not appear to be so
strong, and she began to keep COM
pany" with young men with whom he
had forbidden her to associate, but when
he monstratcd with her she limited, in
no gentle manner, that she was able to
take care of herself In other ways,
too, she aggravated her father, insist
ing that he should occupy the most i'll
furnished room in the house, and al
ways, upon his entering tho gate, yell
ing at him TO wipe his feet
One evening the girl, returning from
a visit, found the old man sitting in the
best room.
IVY, what are you doing in hercP"
wall, honey, got sorter tired O.
stayin' in yander Likes suthin' dat 8
bright doan kere ef is OLE"
look out therer' she stormed.
"Whut's de matterP'
"You have spit on the floor"
"Oh, is dat dc matterP"
"My goodness, is not that enoughP"
"Wall, didn' know"
but it is, and l want you to under
stand it.
"Wall, I'll try ter do it, honey; try to
do it. My ole mouf ain ez straung ez il
ulster ter be an l kahn spit like could
years ago. Doan' git mad wild de ole
man. BY de way 1 gained er law suit
ter day-got er valu'ble lot dat l thought
] had dun lost"
You don't tell me sou
"Yas does-docs honey, shor's yer
born'd. An lemme tell yer: Dat lot s
wuth fl hunnud dollcrs an its gwine
ter be yourn, too"
'Oh, thank you, father" she ex-
claimed, putting her arms around his
neck. you knew that did not mean
any thing when pretended to be scold-
ing you, didn't you, fatherP"
"Cose did. l didn' pay no 'tention
ter whut yer said-know'd yer wuz in
fun"
a am glad you understand me-"
by de way, honey, wish ycr'd gil
me dat will. wanter hab dat lo
added in"
She kissed him and with joyou,
ilounce ran and brought the will. He
took the paper, tore it into shreds, spi
on the floor, and said "Yas, old mou
amt ez straung as it uster be. Mon.
strous cu'is, ain itP" again splitting on
the floor. "Oh, yas, honey, Use tired O.
stayin' in dat dark room an | blebes
dat I'll stay in heah artcr dis. Er haw,
haw, sorter doan know whut ter say.
Oh, Use de boss, boss o dis heah house,
sho'. Yer ken git out jes ez soon ez yel
pleascs-kcn marry one o dem trifin
niggers Of yer wanster. Er haw, haw.'
--ArkdnSdaU IrdCeler.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-10-01

"A petition signed by many thou
sands of person will be presented to the
Legislature of Oregon next winter, ask
ing the enactment of law to prohibit
liquor-sellers from placing screens be-
fore their doors, or frosting or shading
their windows so as to protect the 'hus-
mess" from the public view.- Chicago
Times.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-10-01

Celery grown upon clay soil is
more solid and better favored than that
grown upon muck, but it does not grow
80 tall. Cincp,nati Times.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-10-01

The Oregon lumber business is said
70 be in a 1 ourishing condition.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-06

who only knew him as bright,
frank, joyous young man who APP
peared to have all youths rose-hued
views Of life, and his death, under
such tragic circumstances, was a
fearful shock to us all. His bust
ness and family relations were pecu-
liarly pleasant and happy, and in no
way can his death be accounted for,
save on the hypothesis that he was
laboring under a fit of mental aber-
ration at the time the act was COM
mitted. The fact that he had been
having the blues, been respondent
for some time, previous to his act
of self-destruction would seem to
render the above the most rational
explanation of it. He leaves a wife
and three children to mourn his loss
The promise of noble and useful
life has gone out in darkness, ere
the MONDAY of manhood had been
reached. "0f all sad words OF tom
que or pen, the saddest are, it might
have BEEN" How mere words of
sympathy shrivel in the presence of
the great sorrow that has fallen on
the hearts of the loved ones left be-
hind. God pity and soothe the an
gulshed heart of the wife and little
ol.es shorn of their natural proteo-
tor in the pride of his manly strength
and usefulness; and the father, has
tening across the ocean to doubly
desolated home, the lethean waters
of bitterest sorrow snrging over his
soul. The brothers in distant lands
weeping over the memory of the
bright companion of their hoyhoods
days-alas, only o memory. Time
only can weavethe garland of MEM
DRY into bow of promise.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-06

Important To Farmers The Farmers
Mutual Insurance Company of Dakota is now
one year old. 1t irsared IN hail department in
1885, -, 402 acres.
1t collected in 1885 20 cents an acre from its
members and declareda
DIVIDEND JANUARY 18th OF 81 PER Gent,
saving Of Is, 1861, against high rate stock
companies.
The experience last year has more than justi'
fed the hopes of the originators of the company
that hail insurance can be carried at less than
ten cents per acre al l may justly be called the
Farmers Saving Company.
SPECIAL FEATUREs:--We charge a uniform rate
based on the amount insured.
its risks are confined to farm property slane.
lis field is the entire Territory of Dakota, there,
by scattering its risks over larger territory
than township or county.
1t does its business on the maual plan at act
ual cost.
1t pays its losses as soon as they occur, in
cash, not waiting until November or December
when an assessment is collected.
1t pays the market price for wheat at date OF
loss, leaving no room for cheating or fraud,
It'll as a surplus from last year to pay losses
this year of s., $3.50
No city or village property taken. Nothing
but farm property insured, BE sure you are
right then go ahead" and pay as you so is our
motto.
n. B.-Don't 6 ct this company mixed up with
the Farmers Mutual Society This is tks only
Mutual Company that pays its losses in cash at
the time they occur.
Thanking the farmers for their kindly sup.
port of this the first company organized and run
ex clusively in your interest, we ask Il the feat
ures of this company eommcnds itself to you to
give it your cordial support.
For further information call on or address any
of the agents of the company, or
II. g. SIEssSIoNS, Sec,
w. L.. DOE,
Webster, Oak.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-06
Herd Notice.

! viii take cattle from Bristol.
May 10th in the forenoon, and from
Webster on the morning on the 18th
and from Flanders on the afternoon
of the 18th. We request all our
patrons to be prompt in the delivery
OF stock. Price 81 per head for cat
tie, 90 cents month for colts and
40 cents, season, for sheep. Stock
will be returned to places taken from.
w. S. Hall.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-06
LOST.

From the Sisseton Agency some
time last November or December
seven ponies. Two of them are
black, 2 years old, two bays 2 years
old, ore with q blaze in the face
and two mo-c. Any information
leading to their recovery will be
suitably rewarded. Address
]. b. Renyifie.
Sisseton Agency, Dakota.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-06
On Sunday Tho nalIrnnd houa

On Sunday tho railroad boys, the
former associates of Col Lewis in the
employ of the Milwaukee road, present
ed that gentleman a handsome gold
watch, and to his mother beautiful tea
service, as testimonial of the high es
TEEN in which they were held by the
boys of the road. IL was intended to
present them at the opening of THE
Commercial, = of which Col. il Landlord,
bnt owing to the suspension of the even
ing train from Aberdeen, the boys could
not get here and the matter had to be
postponed. 1t is hardly necessary to
state that these beautiful gifts, not for
their intrinsic worth or value alone, but
because Of the motiye that prompted it,
broke the Col. and his excellent mother
all up. 1t was complete though highly
appreciated surprise, and the good feel.
ing inseparable to the occasion will al
ways be remembered as the happiest in
the lives of the recipients. The watch is
heavy hunting case, with masonic en-
blem inclosed in rustic frame with a
wreath of immortals entwined around it,
and on the opposite side is his monogram
set in q similar frame and wreath. The
inscription OH the inside reads: ITO Col
Lewis, with compliments of his many
friends, Aberdeen, April Goth, 1880.
The tea service comprised a handsomely
chased and ornametted CAKE basket,
spoon holder, butteridish and knife, sugar
bowl and cream pitcher of solid silver, as
elegant as good taste and warm regard
could possibly suggest,
Az originally intended, Prof Holcomb
was to make the presentation speech, by
request, we herewith present it to our
readers:
CoLoSEr. LEWIS;
] am requested, in behalf
of your friends and recent associates in
the railway service, to present you and
your mother with few very beautiful
presents. as slight token of the esteem
and respect in wh;5h you are held by
| them. 1t is matter of universal regret
to them that you have resigned the i'm.
portant position that you so long and ac-
ceptably occupied as train dispatcher;
| but now that you have started out on
this new enterprise of catering to the
wants OF the travelling publIc-with The
COMMERCIAL as the head light-we all
unite in wishing you success and happi-
ness. Please accept these memeDtoes
with the very best wishes of your many
friends.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-06

Road notioa of Incorporation
Of the Mil Company in this issue.
1t is now settled beyond dispute
that Webster is to have full roller
process mill. The well-known char
acter of the gentlemen connected
with The enterprise, is an assurance
that it will DO q good institution for
all our circumstances as well as
business men.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-06
DIRECTORY.
RAILWAY TIMETABLE.
CLOSING OF TIE MAILS.

40 .,........as p m West, D m
/, slsseton daily by stage, 6 a m, Arrives Z p m
Estertown stage, Mon. Wed. and Fri...f q m
" arrives Tues, Thur. & sat. p IN
ssark, Weekly by Stage, departs Saturday 6 m
q !" arrives Friday 6 p nj
axe LYNN, weekly stage departs Saturday a m
a arrives 6pm
Once viii be open rom A until p NJ
sundays from inca NJ. - to n and from
J. B. PREEpERGAsT, p. NJ.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-06
ATTENTION FARMERS AND LABOR.
ING MEN.

at a meeting called on the irst day of
May 1856. by the many farmers of sever
al of the different towns, ii was
RESOLVED, TO extend cordial invite
ton to all farmers and laboring men TO
lay by their other affairs and attend the
Alliance meeting to be held at the Acker-
man school house three miles south cf
Webster on Saturday the 18th day t,f
May at 3 o'clock p. m, for the purpose of
organizinga farmers protective associa-
ton known as the National Alliance. The
invitation is extended to all or any ono
in the county that is laboring man.
either mechanic or common laborer.
Therefore be it
REfoLvEp, That our much esteemed
county papers be requested to publish
this call in their weekly paper for the
benefit of the farmers OF the county.
Ii. p. MoREnousR,
Secretary.
-Unequaled facilities for real estate
and chattel loans at HuHTiNGTos's. No
DELAYS, cash launched right out.
: WANTED-rwo girls, at the
Prior House, to do general work.
L. Bowen, Prop.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-05-06

F. F. Baker, poor mans friend
takes the Mccormick machine and
Irvine orders for John Norton, save
your orders for him boys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22
SENATOR BtCk.

he Receive. Nssy Letters ts~"ae"diaE
ma. r~..stss. a. IA. SILVER oasst."a.
WASHINGTON. January a-DuT.ns iac
ha,hia, rccr., OF Congress snd siace Ue
delivery Of his speech In faVot az s.srI
coinage. senator Beck has received mefr
Letters than sny c,h~s uctnher OF the See
ate. In fact. letters has. cosac "a h.aa -
the snnar~.s dslly. all Of ihem CONNECT
In. the po>iiloa he has iakca and n.si.
him "a stand Grm in support of tic sis~'
dollar While The tuik &c these istiris
have come from the West and Soaih. ut
a lew have been zsn. hy residents of the
tas, Among the uibHles 81 camuVutli
ton that fsaehvd senator iiecS IS uisi
during The holidays VAS one ffngI ths
,anrx~.t daughter 81 Mr.. Jefferson ia, v
OF Miss s.Ippi. II il = heat It'le wa'rf
eainr painting representing a si4ys's
maon looking down thFuu d a shref
Of s.lsery r.oiis urea q Trusf~fons al
-rapr. IuirTueaIh Ms written Ia Me-
paws nAnA. Diana Trituts to- tae
tA.anriun of Silver" IL = perhaps .slf i
say ,sst al the commentators hs has r.
CO yesi failed iu plsas. The Senator 80 .uusL
A. THIS little picture WsstTp tivU
h~rs 81 CongNss who have returned :
Washington tfuun their h's'iay yaratou
.ay tie ~prospects are poor for su;i 81 srt
legislation In the House tbs session. aaa}
of them having Interviewed their cnnstitI
eats. while some come bask motc deter
r.iin~i than ever to uphold the dollar OF tlf
't,iaI1ISA"
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22
4 PHENOMENAL hSCAl

i>siai,e- Plays thr 4.ois "ta Government
tN-nt rHJ Ia nee. n f'sstms-trr-
iypIASSrgiIs Isu. January 81 nIiri
states District Attorney iaiab went to-day
- For: Wayu" - attend the preliminary
~.sm nation 81 james ~. BansS. who WAS
arrested ~ Sjeubrn Coub;Y foF tAF.ous Of
irpsF> N the northern part 81 the state.
Tie - known 20 have uiCs; extraordinary
nerve. Tie prsisuiei Ia to n PENSION Ell
am.u'r Ia severa. places ami collected from
tacu;y-ayc eats "a Eve dollars from a num-
bet %: pensioners :oT examining them. lie
wen; into L. Grange and I~~Tsona'ei a
spec NJ officer 81 81. l~'osiorics ibegaitmea.
aHi fOf a tim. created Erea; conformation.
H- demanded an accounting from the
postmaster aud vhen 4; MS rot promptly
made. dismissed the Official. took All
hHs money. stsmr.. papers ctr. and put ar-
other n ih.s pace. after which he ief; town
with the cam cocsc ou-urss o' ! duty well
done. Tire Jose % :hs whole mstiTr - HAT
the Postmaster I'D ~; eysu question
EaTn-s' authority. and dsd TO. stop 20 think
d. c1H.d tot D. removed fGom orjes IN sny
such summary msLusr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22
THAT a ROBBERY.
The Wight of usahsr ns>sIi-sait e
uas~ Partners In .saiif.

The Siixh, Of usak.r us>.Ii-sa}i C.
Uas~ Partners In ,.siit.
CiiSToN, Mass January a-The NOTES
taken By the Astounding President. Mcneil
o. the Lancaster Satloasl bank GA The 81 .Ai
OF his departure. ard which aggregate ahaias
sss.oJ0 face value. are nav sai,i 10 10 noiss
dlsenrnts.i ~ the bank and ca which ruoHss
had BEEN obtained flv@i,ira his Tiers L.
,a!d Ia D. a package containing upwards
az s5o.o1h 81 the sssrts uf Tie ban
missing ani various reasons are al
ysHcrd a. to WIN these securities ~ert
taken away. One ;utnoF - TIA, there
il a conspiracy of large proportions
sorH - lee uncovered as5d that Mcneil be-
ouly ore 81 the parties interested. "a
tounj iark Examiner Gotshsli Gays Tee
tuoES oG the han& have been fai t
o. u s'ofF wofS D. a~naiYxe tas arrgsYi7 zgt
drirc. fraudulent entries. Ia c.r
,a.Hiuz upAafd 30 $4,000 ot It's ssssi 20
'ha Lancaster National it4Hk ere uaw ssi
IL b. ni.s.ng in addition &, tho esst
worth OF notes taken ~ tIvsp.rHt A-Net
Ihstc u a TafBos iist : couspifscr 81 ,ssT-
proportions - sapa ;o D. uncovered au4 isai
AcNssi Is Only one Of too parties taisf
esf.F
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

'EfckSo. Jsassrv 5-A s@srs 49,
AMI sssi ssosn ~A.sh has be~a "a =
s''s~ sssHfasT s~hroaxisg8: sas ~w~s.
mas ~~ssszsiY 5atsEs~T.ss sists TIE :ssrgsaal
-'sss "a at directions. Al isrs. usss ~
s<fr sF- sssn. zos s~orsfsan<assn ffsa
TIE Ias : ven znerTssln. fsspzrA~s r.
os.fes SOAK cl:y. In. ;ss; nxA. s~rs..,ai
Aax-r1 here E BAD e<xa sss,zss< At
S""hss steadily sure sstu-stay. Tsrss
zas a'ryssy = foos OF sasw ). gs- ~oi
a 10 ga 81 Tie ssoxsa ssas.zz Ia
=. 40 reported . h~~vY sts<sz.
ExA asssss<srs Fssoer~ss Ias az
IzTDsyaoss Miraesoss zea ,~,xsasa
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

n~sS - ~. wey~sr. . Noted sn~vta~
Gsffs.

80DA1
4sfis.
foxrox. January IA d'spsfrh from -
p,,xsssrsx eoaHTrns tae report ct shs asaia
NJ pr. Werner. in he SIBERIAN lead mines
,fls ntssosy h saA ard ~pscn''sT. lie bal a.
a.. ,,n,. the mss, lucrative practice IN
ps..ia Hs uas ne Chief Gears physician
,,s.., N. late Crar and he eonescn,sl
m~sscai at,suaans Of The CEsr"ss'eh ao~
A,sx.ps~. I'LL ~. fsvcs aaa snsS"Srs az
cssf. wssc hoaniless bet y = aAsssi va
e.. ,ear> he led n assi ssissrses- "hs
f.uusrr ur.1n ~ Cocrs basASs IN "a
,.xcf srd sef,suS tie secrets 70 was al -
h.x, hxsu ihc msst ss;sss rar'sAn n a.
81 rr,f Slhiiiss crimes 90 rrssHs Yeaf%
a. a.y in 1850 al Russia wss shorANf
nx asa. ,sura~f Of t.eHsral As<ssDi"3-
rh. xstzs xas .urros ass~sf VIII iar ass~ss
,sx.s-tx Tn. cay go fsansi ~ the d.
,~,~t,,r. 81 lie raoatAs 81 sssssa va tat
,.x ~uxxs in whsch line ssSss$snS sac
,h.;, .sear- was 90 nei b. iH. NsFuaf
sTns as~tor wss Auest~i and ccnaRsd "a t.
rr~sn al \. Fr.zE sCd :. Paul los many
rs,nth.. lie psosc-tsi that he knee o"
-. - a. no. 20 wuTs.sg Gcsxrai HcVy
.6a~ 49, ,ha. bis hos~e and carriage m-s.
~. h.~u staten IS abe rsarsisfvF~ Wac
~ weymzs was ia prison the tsN Vas
murdered wh.a M dsctor Sa' u~i i.
xs. shown ina. he bad A~cn az tSf"naf'
,rs.ud Of salonss. Who sas suppose -
the actual murderer Of The Gar. ani ~-'
~ han.sd tos that crEsc. Ut "sfnm
we. psumpuy convicted Us teal e>'Ate
usx eoagaa,rl and he was exiied IL ifus-
taikalla. la Eastern Siberia IN e'"o<i
is.a aNlhiisi named iagstn wAs Atv',"i
log the mgrles Of GenssA Aeszsndn0- h'
va. r,nvtrtei and hangri. iIs lsxi westa
-, a. Ia, ssec, thai pr. WeyfaA ws o.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22
KANSAS GIFTS IT.


ras nseh isisna .IssssE Tsssmsgs.
aad'iisn. sear usadyss niies So
Track.
cHica"o. January s.i, vas rumofsd
here yesterday ;hs; the i:aex isisni issd
had d@elded u9on an important addition ?.
ia ~s,si~tn. namely an .~xtraason Il BE-
main line .nto Kansas aud The cnnsgru-tloa
81 short lines from f&fk.n "a Aishison AL
NJ Joe~gh. 20 ~ 70 uas. fiYeE en-
reet"ns az ties. tao points. Toda,
Mss Fsf"T' was confirmed by a T~arss8
ss6le Official 81 the rad. The numtsf q
miles ~ nsw ,fars projected ia alssut g.
The extension viii bs v~iStusl.y a COMPS.
line. AMI ia ia fssTt~s. xhl~h pisces tae
capital stock a. Sc. tco.0o0. the eoupsny
nsiafti The chicago. Kansas n SsAfesEA
this inos" ls regarded ss fnost IA pystsni ~
u whl bfiuz the ibCk leland itas al ira
oSmpsatina With 81 tie hx lines So. a.
tie Missouri.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22
a MONUMENT.
Tac ratT.s, ,"r Isssxs- fsr IN. Chicago
sptnar al Ciss~s.

Toe TatT.s. :"r bsssxs. 70, the chsesSo
sera"r nj Ciss~s.
CTi~.So. January p-Ths entries Of de
sgns ior g.. Chicago memorial - Genera
Grant: wi. close a; ioaT a'c.aex this asts.
noon and on Souisv next iiir COMMITTEES
AL ta~e.. e-sminr i.s entities and asctas
glat tg msusnF--i shat ~ either b.
adnpii1g ore o. iAr plans snbfsi,tSd ~ -
.E.ng sta,- 10 dsss titr ulsy hare ~ .hsss
own. In 20 isEt = ghg itf@s tazsn t~si.vss
La1 sesg ssr~ se1 ~ S.cssfzry T4ylor. o.
tae Lar5 . E'sEs I-,sfa. TasT eaasssst q.
r.U~.iF sa -'sinsE- or tflgs' be- ssrhss. ~ .
oyHia-t-0a Il IL tTn. The est mslss
-1-G q. mtf % them Is IN ;fs= 10 xhs-.
hoo5 81 sT.ua. TIE tn.si 81 re wsb-
81. lg;ioEs received fabs fer 70 sss.egs. Aef
lA- committee > Sssuf~i TIA; eng add
ilsua. sun r~csirsd 49, - fnFsls ooaasnx az
NoBa 81 & - nescza-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

BISHOP ROBERTSON refused 10 reopen the
case of Rev. Il. d. Jardine, convicted be
fore an ecclesiastical court OF Kansas City
of iramoraiity.
Hon. y. ID. WENDELL, eI-S:ate Treasurer
OF New York, died OF apopiezy tie other
day al Albany, y. y.
MICHAEL DAyITT has promised to visit
Wales in February for the purpose OF assist
ing in an agrarian agitation and aiding in
the formation OF = Welsh and League.
SENATOR SADIS las become responsible
Tor a security debt Of $4,000.
JOHN SHERMAN received the unanimous
nomination for Senator in tie Republican
caucrs OK the Ohio Legislature, held at
Columbus on the 9Th.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22
ADDITIOSaL, DYSrarCHHs.

THE clearing house returns for week
ended January 9 Shove an average in
crease Of 32.1 compared with the CORE
spending week OF last yea. In New York
the increase was 3S.1.
IT is stated upon good authority that
several Scotch and Irish peers, both Con-
sentative and Liberal. will support the
motion OF the Earl o: Fillmore in favor OF
the abolition OF the Office Of Lord Lieuten-
Ant OF Ireland.
THE gale o: tie 9th along the Atlantic
coss was very destructive. Many vessels
were driven sshor between New Jersey
and Maine and lives were lost.
o. the Louisiana & Nashville Railroad
81 the bridge over Film. River near VIII
hi.e's Station. Morgan County, Ala. on
the 9th, two sections OF q north bound
freight train telescoped. Two OF the hand.
were killed and one fatally injured.
A rArII disease has made its appearance
among tie mich COWS in many OF the
counties OF Central Illinois. which is at
r.buted to the eating o: moa.dy and rotten
corn which farmers left IN the fields. TIE
animals. when first attacked. are seized
with dizziness and fall down, many o. them
dying.
EARLY tie other morning a terrible COZ
;sion occurred on tie Wilmington &
Northern Road. near Wilmington. Del. in
.h;ch three rnen were killed.
HoS. BENJAMIN CoyLET died az Atlanta.
ia. suddenly on the 10th. He acted a.
Governor after Governor Bullock left tae
STATE. and afterwards served as post.
master.
At nocn the other day a skiEmea waiie
bringing SIX men from the Arkansas side
~ the river got his boa ~en,aagled among
soae Goa, barSss just below Memphis ard
'apsized. Five of the men were drowned.
sney had been working on the Mexico d
Little Rock Hallway.
GEORGE c.. MIN. the actor. was assaulted
me o,ker nigh. ct Carbondale. Pa, by Man
a.er O'Eearn OF O'Hea-n's Opera House.
I'D some OF his friends. The assault grew
ID OF renting another opera honse,
Or hundred persons were immersed by
he 1soin Regents Park. London. giving
ray recently. The water being shallow
shey al escaped.
A SENSATION was created in ST. Louis
and Kansas City, on the 10th, by tie sui
priest OF ST. Aary's, Kansas City. Episco-
pal Church 1t was supposed ;ha: &c ;ook
morphine sufficient 20 carse has death. he
beias etdicse4 % hat habi: Er Was
staying wiGh - Rev. Dr.. Belts, OF 81,
Louis. g tie time.
TaE min bukldises At Kensing;o,. Ps!,a-
delpAfA. knounas tke Arra.s and Beatty
milk vsrs destroyed by IRE :Ae other
morning Ths Gane spread To other baiid-
ing, TIE loss amssnEas 30 Si,Coe2o in
xyred