Western cyclone., 1886-12-09
TIE GENERAL NEWS.

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.eo of ex-Sheriff John Gray, one Of
Ihe aers WE Of Chicago, died at Grayland
tts{Ion tRs pli in her 18th year.
mil Of the late Margaretta s: Lewis,
me Ml4d deInhia. sets apart over $2OO,ODO
Of r.Iin;ons riili;o1s and philanthropical purposes
Eddy. aged IA, son Of wealthy
Waltoi rosidi1o at Waterloo, Iowa, was
paren'ood while skating Thanksgiving morn
! drowned wiz
ing. a4.ok 60
Inc i,oTe in Cincin natl have adjusted
hghe5i 5i;HaicTlties with the manufacturers and
are are nOV at Work'
,;rbt .house board has decided to take
ImS ImS;ete steps toward the lighting of the
Lnll11Sodi statue, at an estimated cost OF
SsOper month
-. tnneral services over the remains of
Ine ..-nor ,[ John S. Phelps were held at
tE-ggss.a; tE-gHh.iet;an church in st. Louis Mo. The
ilnnss..nent ins Unln took place at Springfield, Miss
yuri.
,+tomnt was made near San Antonio,
A. ~ rob the express cars of the Missou-
it5I it1I%r6c train, but the two men VINO at
n.Ll.nted nL11d the lob were arrested by the mes
anger and conductor.
9 Smith, one of party hunters from
,rS.tromery :. county, Ohio, was waylald,
aODiesrod end robbed by backwoodsmen,
n.I%'vi y .ha vicinity of Prentis, Wis. The body
= y. ~ concealed by the assasslns, and no trace
i + can be found.
pusness failures for the week III the
ra;tad States and Canada number ZIG,
orsir oas;nst 241 last week. Casult1es are more
osnarons in the south this week than any
o5e other section of the country, sixty seven
being reported.
\, narl r. Iisbolt, one of the best known
bommaopsthic m specialists in the city of New
yorF was found dead in his bachelor
aro5ments in the Union Dime Savings
mi building. His death was caused by
spOpe1y.
n regard to the presidents message, it is
tnoun - NJ that it will recommend the enlarge
nSrtof the free list and reduction of tariff
-stas ali along the line, besides the enact
ment Of stringent measure to protect the
estts interest from loss by contagious
diseases.
Wednesday. Not only has the tonnage in
erased half million tons this season, but
freirbts advanced sufficiently to enable
hostnen to clear some profit, for the first
time in several years. The cost of main
bining the canals was 100000.
Henry D. Garrett, lawyer and prominent
poIitican, was arraigned at New York, for
smbezz(ing $4,000 from Mrs. Rosaline
Carpenter, to whose daughter, as alleged,
Jarrett was engaged, Garrett claims it
esse Of blackmail but Miss Eugene Char
psntisr sgore that she saw her mother pay
over the money to defendant.
Il has developed that Reed, the Boston
street railway embezzler, is also a fOrger,
and il is believed that most of the stock
over Issued bears the forged signature of
President Hersey. The stock of the Mexi
can Telephone Company, of which Reed was
also treasurer, has been overissued to the ex-
tent Of $4,000.
The Chicago, Kansas City g. Omaha rail
way company was Incorporated at Spring
Held, Ill Capital stock, $5,00O,0C0. The
principal offices will be at Chicago. 1t is
proposed to construct road from Chicago
0Or near Hamilton, in Hamilton county, to
nearly opposite the city of K6Okuk, iowa.
hepresident has been confined to his
ocn for two or three days with q slight
eut annoying attack of rheumatism. He
ae tor this reasOs been obliged to deny
lmselt to oil callers except cabinet officers.
nsn feeling somewhat better. The presi-
ssoI has suffered from rheumatism before,
p0I THIS ls the first attack he has had since
Rentered the white house.
toting returns regarding whether or not
% Amalgamated association and steel work
q snail, as body, join the Knights of La
TS.t are coming into headquarters rapidly.
ssun arellable source it is learned there is so
a..s ~ pfeponderating majority against con-
s..sE' s..siOu Win the Knights of Labor. A large
ssa.Oet OF influential lodges voted almost
"alan against any such move.
NJ .as President made the following appoint
sA Ssus EDWARD Cushing, collector of GUS
1 nv Nv aVr tne district of Belfast, Maine; Jos.
4. 55Ovfe, 70 be collector of customs for
STnNlCt STSSNlCt OF Marlborough, Maine; Phil
IN su,Do1ns, j. n general appraiser of merchan-
ESgaa Ut me district of Baltimore, Md. I;
,Dss. ~asea !. a. Neal, of Franklin, Indiana,
idaho. ''A' = Wig A0Lnpl agency
ssaefa! Fairchild, of Madison. Wis.
= GrpoaanGer IN chief of the Grand Army of
RrrspuIoic, arrived in st. Louis to attend
"a sssl5ng s..u5 Of the executive committee of
Il vbaal 49, commRndery of the United States
ssmrr.aI r'.su arrangements for the national en-
vii IL = % De held in st. Louis next year
nnm;t.pl .pefIected. The members of the
Snas.I' Ts are r. D. Wilson, of Chicago:
ToIssnaAa harper, of Fittsburg; R. D. Austin,
( l Rsaeoi T. r. Weigel, OF st. Louis, and j.
lReDds11'a,o q Racine, Wis. They are all in
-SAaCe at the meeting.
psa aIsf0sds y @: running through the northern
nne t.onl tta,rllpesota and in Dakota are having
hsrs i iOoole Uo along the Manitoba line.
lisb NJ. NV ".l much SHOW but the high wind.
Y htarffaaaa1t9 attained the velocity of q gale.
NRsins ny somewhat with the running
acnv so,l Inc Northern Pacific is exper-
dSifEnn7 sfonhls with the snow, which
teouChonf paqly and delaying trains.
Hh down down. y me ut he'd river valley the mercu-
eheen snor. - .no nelghborhood of zero, 1t
PAU 4 living ali along the line of the
About 0co lc, oA, out the fall has not been
saulnati' ~ ooopers are out On a strike in
per cent Tatanolng ~ an advance of 10 to
-sk-out Ane outlook promises a long
a.rsceived Ock sS commission of CHICAGO.
So So we're sffN"ore ~ore that some cattle at RIDGE,
.alcA plenro cc1eo with some troubla. and n
Y has been pneumonia existing in Chica
sesinariarr r Traced by the veterinariar IT,
lae and -. was ordered to examine +bo
salo pnepTo such as had symtoms Of
- ef the 49, In quarantine T,a,,