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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-19
Mobile Quarantined Against Biloxi

MOBILE, ALA, October 1S.-A spe-
cisl to the Register from Biloxi says:
There have been number of cases of
fever, mostly Of very mild sort, dur
ing the last seven or eight weeks, and
sincs the 9th of Augn there has
been eighteen deaths from all causes,
not more than thirteen OF which are
attributable to fever, these thiehy
children. At present there is not ex-
ceeding twenty five cases under treat
mpnt, all reported doing well, and no
new cases since Saturday. An ilves-
tigation by the Mis- s.ippi Board of
Health and the Harrison County
Board is in progress there. Mobile
placed inapeci ing officers on trains to-
day, forbldding persons from Harrison
county from stopping in Mobile.
Strict quarantine vas decided upon
by the Board of H alth tonight, ind
a proclamation Issues tomorrow morn
ing.
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Col. 2 anfOrd Making a vigorous
Canvass,
lsrHcIAL TO TIE APPEAL.

BRADEN,s TENN, October 1S.-Col
VIM. Sar I'd, Deu, ocratic candidate
for State Senator for Fayette and Tip.
ton counties, addressed good audi.
ence today at tbis place. Unlike mo st
legislative candidates, he did not
handle National issues, but devoted
his time to snch questions as vera
likely 10 come before the State
Legislaturs-,he care of the insane,
disposition of our criminal ca ses and
eduea ion of the masses. His address
was something new to our people, and
showed that he had the correct idea as
to the duties Of representative.
Col. Sanford is a man of fne
practical judgment, and it would be
an honor 10 his district to have him as
is representative. He is making a
vigorous canvas, and it is hoped he
will have good audiences at all his
appointments. This is all that is
necessary to insure his election.
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Congressional Nominations.

New YORK, October 18.-The fol-
lowing Congressional nominations are
reported: New York-First District
(Republican), Richard @. Mccormick,
an Ex-Governor of Arizona; Seven
teenth District (Republicau), Staphen
T. Hopkins; Six esnth District Dem
ocraiic), Leonard d. Sackett; Twenty
eighth District Cd amocratic), Jeremiah
depeR6e; Fifth District German In
NEw YORK, Ua,hy j. Compbell.
eey-Essex county New Jer-
Henry A. Rsckmeyer; New SIpgn arl D
Second D.stIict (Rep.) indoreeG ! 4
Donovan, labor candidate; Third bic.
tIict (Rep.1 deacon" S V. Wbits.
Iw1lit1 District (Germap), W. Burke
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Irish LandIords' Meeting.

LONDON, October 1S.-At a meeting
OF South Ireland landlords at Cork on
Saturday, resolution was adopted de-
claring that while they would deal
with every rent &c ise on itS merits
they would not submit to mob law or
the dictates of secret committees A
committee of the Land Rsstora lion
League, replying 10 Sir William Yer.
non Harcourt's recent letter on the
laud question, maintain that the case
instanced by hin represents thu ex-
ception rather than the rule.
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Declares 10 Genuine yellow Jack

New ORLEANS, LA, October 18-
Thu ststs Board Of Health, having re-
csiVed information of the prevalence
Of fever at Biloxi, Miss eighty miles
distant, and the death there OF a num-
Der of persons from this cause, held q
special meeting today tO consider the
matter. Statements made before the
board showed that an itinersnt me-
chanic. named Snmpter, who came
from Biloxi. died yesterday at Missis-
sippi City, The phyt icisns pronounced
Sumpter'S disease as bilious fever, but
one of the nurses said that he vomi ed
black stuff. DIR. Walker made the
alarming statement, as coming from
peop from Biloxi, that nearly every
family there had cases Of fever. He
was told that Ia all there existed, up
to last night, % cases; that for the
pat week people were being buried
quietly at night, and that in the day
time the bodies were laid away sur
rsptitiously. Mr.. Chss Marshall, SUI
perintendent of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, stated that he
WAS told that DR.. Loman had
pronounced the cause of his wife's
death at Biloxi yellow fever. Mr..
Marshall had received a telegram from
the station agent which bore the in
formation that thers were thirty or
forty cases at Biloxi, and that Drs.
Lemon and Mayhem had d fficulty
about the aturs of the fever, DR.. L.
mon sdhering to the belief that it was
unquestionably yellow fever. The
boaid thereupon issued a notice to
the officials If Biloxi declaring strict
quarantine against that place.
A special to he Times Democrat from
Biloxi, Mis'., Gays that four competent
physicians have pronounced the dis.
ease prevailing there yellow fever.
Dispatches received here show that
all pieces along the Mobile road have
quarantined against Biloxi.
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The Streets Pa.IraIies.

PHLIPPoPoLIs, October 1S.-In con-
sequence of statemel Its made by the
Mecedonians recently arrested for re-
voting at Eskizagrs, alleging that a
conspiracy existed fmong the Russian
partisans to overt hrow the Bulgarian
Government,t the treets are constantly
patrolled by soldiers; the military have
been kept on the alert and the police
force has been redoubled.
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For the Completion of the French
Navy

PARIS, October l8.-The bill intro
duced by M. Aube, Minister OF Me-
rine, for the completion of the French
navy, proposes an outlay OF S2S,000,-
900 for the construction of new war
ships, and of $l200),OO0 for the con-
struction of ports of rsfuge. 1t also
proposes such a conce ntrstion o. the
work under the contracts that it shall
be completed in four years, instead of
nine, which is the nominal time
named for the whole outlay.
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Lieutenant Governor Shands Spe a rs
Mt HernandO, miss.


lSfhOlAL TO THE APPEAL.I
HIRNANDo, MISS, October l8.-By
special inv tation Lieutenant Gov
ernor Stands, of Tale county, Miss,
made today in the courthouse at this
place one Of the most pertinent and
powerful speeches ever heard by the
people here. He began his speech OF
Two hours in length at IL o'clock am
to an immense aud ence, composed Of
many fair ladies and a mulLitude OF
Democrats of Deso'o. He stated
in the outset that Chalmers liz
OF record, and by that record he tiled
him The speaker drew a comparison
be ween Jas. R. Chalmers and his
noble but departed brother, III. II.
Chalmers. In speaking of the latter
Gov. Stands grew so eloquent as to
bring tear to many eyes not used to
weeping. His arraignment Of the
former surpassed any thing ever heard
heretofore. At the same time, deal
ing with him according to his just de.
serts, the speaker in conclusion
compared the records Of the
two candidates for Congress from
this district and their respective
claims to the support OF this
people. The contrast was peculiarly
striking; he very Justly represented
Chalmers as the modern Catiline, and
in very forcible manner gave the
reasons why no honest thinking man
could support him. Taking up the
record OF Judge Morgan from the
stirring period of youth to the present
instant, he presented it as it is-with-
out epot and without blemish. The
speaker pointed to him as a man who
bad ever stood oss to the interests
Of this people, never for once faltsr-
ing in the dark and desperate days of
reconstruction. His comments upon
the ability, patriotism and honor of
Judge Morgan were beautiful aud
complimentary. Indeed, Gov. Stands
is one of the ab!eat, most eloquent
and accomplished orators Of this
country, and at the conclusion OF his
speech today a tremendous storm OF
applause rent the air. From the
courthouse many present repaired 10
Capt. McKen zie's and partook of one
of the most delicious dinners, such as
but few other than his most estimable
lady eau have.
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John Dillon at woOdTord.

DUBLIN, October 18.-John Dillon,
speaking at Woodford, urged tenants
not to be in hurry to take advantage
of the Ashbourne act, because, he
said, the rent at present was declining
and the rents would soon be much
lower than they had been vet if the
example OF those Woodford tenants
who had declined to pay the presen t
rates at all should be followed.
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An Official Secret.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, October 1S.-It is
stated here that Rustsm Pashs, Turk
ish Ambassador to Epgland, recently
made certain important representa-
tions in bshalf Of Turkey concerning
Egypt to the Earl ofiIddesleigh, Brit-
ish Minister f)r Foreign Affairs, but
the tenor of the rapresen atoms re-
mains an official secret.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-19
Want the Import Duty ON Foreign
Wheat RaiR0d

PARIS, October ia deputation of
proectioniats today called upon both
Pretdent Grevy and Premier DeFrey.
cineland presented demands that the
goyerment declare urgently for the
bill beore the French Chamber raising
the import duty on foreign wheat
from thee to FIVE francs.
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Blaine's Reception nt Harrisburg
ThRee Speeches Yesterday.

HARRIsBURe, Pa, October 1S.-The
Hon. James G.. Blaine and Gen.
Beaver, Republican candidate for Gov
ernor, addressed large audiences at
Downington and Lancaster today. At
the latter place Mr.. Blaine visited the
graves of Thaddeus Stevens and James
Buchanan. The parry took supper at
the country house Of Gen. Cameron, q,
at Steelton. Later in the evening they
came here and were met by crowd
estimated at 10000. There was largo
procession, fireworks, electric lights
and addresses again by Mr.. Blaine
and Gen. Beaver.
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Archbishop:walsh Address

DUBLIN, October 18.-Archb shop
Walsh, in his address to the Christian
Brothers of the Archdiocese of Dub.
lin, said it was impossible for Eng
laud to deal successfully with the
problem OF Irish education, snd that
an Irish Parliament alone was capable
OF doing it.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-19
The Cholera.

VIENNA, 0c'ob 1S.-Herr Schmidt.
State Director of Railways, arrived
Saturday in Vienna from Pesth and
died last evening of cholera, which, it
is believed, he contracted in Pesth,
where the dis'ase exists. Several per-
sons died of cholera in Szaga din, Hun
gary, during yesterday, and nineteen
new cases Of the disease were reported
in the town.
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RESCUED AT SEA.
Six Men FOund FloatiGg on Cabin
House.

KEY WEST, FLA, Oc'ober lS.-Ospt
ZAeluf, Of the schooner Anna B.
Hutchinson, from Chargers for New
York, reports as follows: Ga the l4th,
fifty miles south OF Tortugas, p cke d
up the captain, mats aud four sailors
OF the Spanish bark Tres Auloras,
from Barcelona for Havana, wine
laden, dcifting on part of the cabin
housa. The bark was sunk on 0cto-
ber 10th and seven men are suppo ed
to have gone down with her. 1hrs,
rescued we're in a terrible coalition
when picked up, having besn withou;
food aud water for four days.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-19
JACKSON, MISS.
Supreme Court ia SessiOn-YeIIOu
Fever RePur rted at Biloxi.
SPECIAL no THE ApprALl

JACKSON. MISS, October 18.-The
Supreme Court met today in regular
Arm, with Chief Justice Cooper and
Sscciate Justice Campbell on the
ACC, Justice Arnold being absent on
do.kgt of sicsnes, in his family. The
up and the First District was taken
constitutianbry cases submitted. The
local lemT, W. Of the present option.
by Cyl. Thomas 1hnd at great length
ssd Judge j.. s Hamm, 6hagainst it,
ian, IN iavor OF it. The case came mid.
Meridian and was submitted.
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DIR. r. l.. LASKI,
Physician, Surgeon and Acc0ucher,
RESIDENCE AND OFFICE,
843 Main Street, Near Union.
TaIanbone M a.
DEPARTMENT oP THE INTERIOR,
TeIenhone No. 88.

Washington, October Is, 1886.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at
- this Department until u o'clock m. No
Ee15Aer l6. 1876, for furnishing the material
sn9 a lahor required in completing the culvort
ano ~. Other work in tho improve u ent Of tho
~ HOt springs Reservation, at Hot Springs,
q aaIhansas. Blank forms Of proposal, speci-
lcatlOns, etc, viii be furnished upon appli-
fettion to this Department, or to "Superin-
teadent Of Hot Springs Reservation" Hot
springs, Arkansas.
L, q. G. LAMAR, Secretary.
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George 90 Hewitt.

NRw YORK, October 1S. - Henry
George, the Labor candidate for May
or OF New York City, has written an
open letter to Abram s. Hewitt, DEM
ocratic candidate for tie same office,
Criticiaing the latter's letter Of accept
ance and challengn ng him to a public
debate Of the issues between the two
parties.
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cHAHcERY SAFE
- CT ---
R Nc n NJ E&TAT Eo

No. 1909 (2l, II. D.-Chancery Court OF Shelb
county-State of Tennessee for usO. etoI
vs.. W. Il, Butler OF al. No l70i, X d.
Memphis City vs.. NJ. IL. Stiilman o. al.
pY virtue OF an interlocutory dec. ee 70
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
25th day of August, 1884, NJ. b. "A, page 526,
j will sell, at public auction, to the highes
bidder, in front Of tho Clerk and Master
office, Courthouse Of Shelby county, Menu
phis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, November I3, 1855,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten
nessee, tO-wit;
Etst part of lot twenty. nine t29l, lying
west Of and adjoining lot No 2S. IN Cherry,
Caldwell a Co, subdivision OF part Of ooun-
try lot sol, known as the Arsenal Grou nds,
tho said east part of lot 29 fronting 3216 feet
on the no tn side of Court street extended,
running back liS feet, and the east line OF
said lot being about feet west Of,tho
northwest corner of Court and Orleans SITS. /;
said lots owned by defendants, W. A. Biok-
ford and Mrs Marian II. Stilman,
Terms Of Sale-0n credit Of six mOnths;
notes with security; lien retained redemp-
tiOn barred. This October IS, 1886.
5. /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
BY I. ., Gold ell, Deruty G. and M.
Metcalf * Walker. and Laurence Lamb,
Solicitors for cOmpnt. sat
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Gone 70 Ireland.

LONDON, October 18.-The Rsv.
Henry Ward Beecher has gone TO Ire
land. He will visit Dublin, Belfast,
the Giants Csuseway and the Lakes
of Killarney. 1t is his present inten.
tion to sail FIR New York in the Etrn-
ria ON October 23d.
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Mr.: A.O. RIdBY, OF the Equitable
Lie Assurance Socisty Of New York,
states tbst be was cured of lumbsoo
by SalvatiN Oil, the pain cure.
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Nary AndersOn's Subscription for
Earthquake Sufferers

DUBLIN, October 18.-Mis Mary
Anderson has subscribed $2500 for the
lenefit OF the sufferers by the Charles.
bn earthquake, the net proceeds Of
Ter performances during the past
week,
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DIED..

MoD0NALD-0n' tctober II, 1886, Mrs.
AMELIA MCDONALD, relict of the late P. II.
Mcdonald.
BERT0N-At the residence Of her mother,
Mrs. A. Helbing, on Thomas avenue, Chel-
sea, Mrs. LION BERToS. Due notice of fu-
neral will be given.
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OIeOmaFg@fne STAMPS Rondy ror
ETaa

WAsHING1N, October ls.-The In.
ternai Keveue Bureau today began
shipping u new oleonMrgarine
stamps to colctors,
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KREMER $
NON-ROMANTIC!
COMPLETE IN THIS CHAPTER.
FOE a DRESS.

Choice and complete line of beautiful ALL
WOOL DOUBLE WID II Fabrics-Diago-
nal, serge, Cheviot and Cloth. Remarkable,
80 Cents a YARD.
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THIS importation of Holstein Cattle has
been made byu under the auspices of
" The North American HOlstein Herd Book
Associations" as foundation stock for fine
herds in the Southv osteron States, and en-
braces only such animals as have for their
sizes and danes the most superior milk and
butter records TO be found in North Holland.
The entire importation has heen registered
in the North Holland Herd Book of Hol-
land; and will also be registered in - The
North American Herd Book Of America"
embracing 55 Heiers in Cal by finest Hol
land Bulls. Also, q general assortment of
hne young Bulls, ready for service, Heifer
and Bull Calves of spring Of 1885, and grown
Cows from to years old. A complete cat
aloEue is now in press, giving full pedigree
and milk and butter records connected with
each animal. These cattle have been shipped
direct from Holland TO the Union Stock
Yards, and will arrive between the LIST and
7th of November, where purchasers can in.
spect the same. No animal will be disposed
OF at private sale, but parties who attend the
sale may rely upon each animal being put
up and sold as advertised. Street cars now
run TO within three blocks of Stock Yards.
ADAMS0N A DONALDSON, Importers.
pg-Ror Catalogues or information address
q, V, RAMBAUT, President Union Stock
Yards and Fertilizer Company.
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TO TRIM THAT DRESS.

Complete line beautiful SILK VELVET, uns
reasonably cheap-6I 90 ~ yard.
Nobby Astrakan Trimming, eI.5O q yard.
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LUNDBoRe's perfume, Edenis
Lundborg's perfume, Alpine Violet,
Lundborg's perfume, Lily of the
Valley.
Landlords perfume, Marchal Nile
Rnea.
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THE YELLOW FEVER
AT BILOXI ALARMS THE MIS-
SHSSIPPIAES,
Who Are Beginning to Do what
Memphis Must Do, Quaran-
tine Against IL.
lsPEOIAL TO THE APPEAL.

JACKSON, Miss.. October 1S.-The
State Board OF Heath has pon-pro-
ffssionsi information that yellow fe-
yer prevails at Biloxi. In addition to
this a private letter was rece we'd here
today, dated Biloxi, the 10th instant,
stating that there are $50 cases there
ard tha- fifteen deaths have already
occurred
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Mt, 1T meyer fails to give satisfaction,
HoTth, South: East and West, Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup. Try il,
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ALREADY COMBINED.

Artistic and new efect' in Dress Patterns
uniting Style, Durability and Lowness o {
Price fullest Of Quantities, Perfection of
Taste.
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Kremer's $3.50 Fine Dress

Is always to be tho wonder of Momphis
Dres Buyers. IL hos come 10 stay, and each
and every day shall have its new 81 50 Dress
Pattern. Every new idea, however yaua-
Bile, will be embodio in Kremer's GREAT
&750 Fine g1reeS Pa'tarn.
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UUME AND BUY UNI,
WRITE FOR ONE.
Every texture, smooth and rough. light and
dark, or mixsd-eyery color, every style
trimming.
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Discussing the ) lariR.

WASHINGTON, March 8. Before the
House Committee on Ways and Means
to-day, Mr.. +. A. Hitchcock of st.
Louis, on behalf of the Crystal Plate
Glass Company, submitted an argu-
ment in opposition TO that portion of
the Morrison bill which proposes a
reduction OF the tariff duty on plate
glass. The manufacturers of plate
glass, he said, did not ask for any in
crease of duty, but maintained tnat a
reduction of the import duty which
had so long existed would be an injury
alike TO the government of the United
States, to the American industry and
all American consumers, and q
benefit to foreign manufacturers
alone. In ease Of the reduction
a branch of American industry, al
ready established, with satisfactory
prospects of success, would be de-
stroyed; and such reduction would
amount to nothing short of bad faith
with its own citizens. The exist
ence of American factories had dur
ing the past eight years reduced the
cost of plate glass from 81 60 a foot TO
50 cents. J. X. Donnelly of New York,
representing New York firms en-
gagged in beveling plate glass, asked
that aspeeific rate Of duty, varying from
! TO 3 cents, according to the size of
the glass, be imposed upon each run
ming inch Of beveling.
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AT NIGHT.

For several hours Canal street was
quite deserted; but at z o'clock the
crowd began to assemble there again,
and it was then more crowded and
more brilliant than at any time during
the carnival. All the stores and clubs
were most brilliantly illuminated, and
that thoroughfare was made as bright
as day by the glare of electric and cal
cium lights.
The crowd waited an hour or more
for the coming OF the night procession,
for Proteus still preserves mystery
and secrecy, and no one knows whence
or where he springs. Far out Canal
street a bright light is seen illuminat-
ing the heavens. 1t grew brighter and
stronger every minute, and the crew
of Protens, whose members constitute
one of the leading social organizations
of the city, came into sight.
Proteus, the God Of Change and
Transformation, sea god, led the par
ade. He was seated on a throne of
coral and crowned with the same sea
product. His robe also spoke of the
sea, being of silvered hue without and
sea green within.
PRoTEUs ,MAEsHALED HIS ARMY IN
EIGHTEEN DIVISIONS,
illustrative of his suppose trip through
the heavens to each of the planets
and other celestial bodies to discover
their nature and bywhat sort of pee
pie they are inhabited. The subject
was one well suited to a display Of
this kind. 1t gave rein 10 fancy, at
the same time that it was not entirely
fancy. The subject had been carefully
studied from an astronomical point of
view, and the latest works on astron.
omy consulted, the result being some
wonderful yet faithful pictures of life
in the other planets.
The first tableau was the Sun, the
source of all heat and life. The atmOs-
phere was of liquid gold; its surface
showed immense flames leaping high
IN the air, but, despite its uninviting
nature, it was not entirely y,uninhabit-
ed, for, in the very midst of these
flames, engaged in their eiephantine
sports, were innumerable beasts of
gigantic size, in shape like earthly
bdlduldHuCTb.
The planet Mercury was second.
The tableau showed land OF dense
vegetation, the plants and trees of
curious mushroom growth. The heat
of this planet is intense, and as a con-
the inhabitants are black,
of low order of civilization, and with
out permanent habitations. The planet
was shown, in all respects, TO be in
much the same condition as our
world millions of years ago, and its
future was a reproduction OF the earth
in the eocene age.
The inhabitants Of Venus were rep !
as of semi-vegetable growth, !
5pringing from exquisitely shaped |
shells, hanging from trees, which |
shells opened at the dawn of day, dis
playing within their clasp a pair Of |
perfect beings.
The next float was a chef-d'euvre |
and would have delighted the most
learned astronomer, it was such a
splendid piece of luna scenery, Just as
he telescope shows us the moon 10
be, with its barren, dead volcanoes, its
nigh, sharp cliffs, its general desola-
ion and deserted appearance. The
inhabitants represented the last effort
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PITTsRURG, Pa. March "A horri-
BILE double murder and robbery were
committed yesterday at the farm
house of John T. Eyerhart, near Lick
ingville, in the northern part Of Clarion
county. A boy in the family return
ing from school found Mrs. Everhart
lying on the floor with her throat cut
from ear to ear, and her mother, Mrs.
Gillfllen, in the spring-house, also
with her throat ert and life extinct.
The house had been ransaeked and
$500 taken.