Western cyclone., 1886-12-23

| HOme tuesday nlgnL Dy party OF men,
who dlsemboweled him and left him to
die. Several of tie murderers have been
arrested, but their friends tEreaten to re-
| lease them.
A most bold and brutal outrage was
committed in st. Louis Thursday after
noon in broad daylight Mrs. Cutting
was alone in her husbands house on
Pennsylvania avenue, when two men of
disreputable appearance drove to the
door and asked for admittance. The
lady suspected nothing and allowed them
to enter, when they overpowered her,
threatened her life, and carried her from
the house, placed her in buggy which
was standing ,at the curb, and drove to a
secluded place in the southern suburbs
of the city, and repeatedly outraged her.
No other particulars of the crime are
known, except that the two men were
arrested. Mr.. Cutting is clerk in the
probate court. The affair has created
great excitement.
L. r. Herson & Sons tannery, at
South Berwick, Me-, burned, Monday
morning. The loss is estimated at from
$75, 900 to 100000; insurance, $4,000
The jury in the Chamberlain perjury
case in East Cambridge, Mass, brought
in verdict of guilty and the case was ap-
pealed to the supreme court. Volney r.
Chamberlain, for many years one Of the
most extensive pork packers IN the east
was charged by John P. Squires & Co.,
with cOnceallng assets of the insolvent
finn Of Lincoln, Chamberlain & Co., Of
which he was a partner, and alse of per-
jury in falsel y swearing to the purchase
of government bonds. Lincoln & Cham
berlain did business to the amount of
nearly mil lion dollars with SQulres &
Co., and the latter finn attached the es-
tate and business of the defendant when
the Indebtedness of the defendants firm
to Squires & Co. amounted to about
$50O,OOO. The business relations be-
tween the two firms existed about twen-
ty years, during which Lincoln, Cham
berlain & Cos indebtedness to Squire. &
Go. constantly increased until 1875, when
Squire & Co. endeavored to secure set
tlement by attaching the property of the
defendants firm. Proceedings against
Chamberlain have been pending two
years.
Delegates from the live stock ex-
changes of Chicago, Kansas city, Oma-
ha and ST. Louis, met at St. Louis Sat
urday morning in response to a call by
the Chicago Live Stock exchange. The
following resolutions offered by D. G.
Nf
WHEREAS, There are many important
questions in which live stock commits
sion men and dealers of the country
have common interest, and
WHEREAS, The various livestock ex-
changes here represented should work
together in harmony on all questions of
general interest; therefore be it
ResOZoed, That a committee from each
Of the two live stock exchanges here
represented be appointed to frame suit
able resolutions looking to the formation
of national live stock exchange, said
committee to report to this meeting.
Before the meeting adjourned, reso-
lutions we1e adopted, calling upon con-
gress to appoint United States com
mission, whose duty it should be to look
after all cases of contagious diseases
among cattle.
A duel is said to have taken place on
the Pennsylvania side of the Delaware
river, Trenton, n. j., early Friday morn
ing, in which the principals were Tren-
ton druggist and a sporting man of New
York, and the difficulty which led to- the
encounter was dispute as to the rights
of the belligerents to pay court to a
pretty Jersey belle. Revolvers were the
weapons used. The first shots exchanged
went wide of their mark. At the second
fire the sporting man fell wounded by
the druggist in the left shoulder The
wounded man while he lay on the ground
fired on his antagonist and struck him
in the shoulder. The two duelists were
then driven back to town, and unless
their wounds prove serious their names
will not be divulged.
: = Organic weakness or loss O
power in either sex, however induced, perm
anently and speedily cured. Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y
All the operatives in the shoe tactOry
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we're ordered out by the Knights of La
Dor Friday morning. The trouble was
cocasioned through disagreement with
the female strikers as to the price to be
paid per case. About 500 hands are
thrown out of employment.
MRs. ]. I. RIeHEY, 562 4th Avenue, Louis
vile, KY, was confirmed invalid for eleven
years, daily expecting death. Doctors pro-
nounced her trouble to be neuralgia, female
complaints and every other known disease
For months her left side was parslyzed Could
neither eat, sleep nor walk. Finally the
doctors gave her up. She than began to use
Warner safe cure, and November Is, 1885
she wrote Il am as we'll to-day as when q
girl, and feel about twenty years younger
Warmers safe cure has worked a miracle in
my case" Mrs Pichey will gladly answer
stamped inquiries.
The Wisconsin State Assembly Knights