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Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-07
SlNGULARITIES.

A chicken with hair instead Of feathers Is
a curiosity at Perry, Ga.
A man died in Baltimore last week from
the effect of falling asleep with his chin hang
ing over the rim of n celluloid collar.
A beetle as large AS a sparrow has been re-
cciVed by The state entomologist of New
York. 1t came from Central America.
. Tom Broo ks,a cOlored boy seventeen years
of age, wasffound dead standing on his feet
the other day at Jackson, in West Tennessee.
He was a tenant on the farm Of DIR. w. A.
Wood, who vouches for the truth Of the
story.
A man in Clayton, H., has a Maltese cat
that takes to water even more kindly than q
spaniel. He will go into the water on his
own account and seems to enjoy IL hugely.
Like a dog he will bring back a stick thrown
in the water.
In digging a well upon the Webster place,
near the Cherokee line, last week, the digger
dropped on something about thirty feet below
the surface that is white as chalk, free from
grlt ana about the consistency OF dough. IL
is thought to be a chewing gum vein. II it
proves to be such it will be a bonanza.
A remarkable double headed child was re-
Gently born TO a French family named Reoul-
bault in Manchester, Me. The heads arc
two Short. well-shaped necks. II uses its
mouths and eyes apparently at will in eating.
crying, .wlnking and even sleeping. The
child is likely TO 1--we.
Ah'Nc dSo NJ. II. w llSOu VI ul6
quette, Mich, was shot, the ball passing clear
through his neck, tearing out a portion Of
the yertobra and causing complete paralysis
of the body below the neck. The doctors don't
know what To make Of him. He can't feel pins
stuck anywhere in his body, but retains his
flesh and his appetite, and can talk and read.
His flesh below the neck is described as
'white as alabaster, and nerveless as q
sponge"
Several months ago the mother of Emma
Feleb, of Danvers, Mass, died from cancer.
The daughter soon afterward fell i'll, and de-
clared that she, too, had a cancer. The ply
stefan could find no symptoms to warrant her
belief, but the girl insisted that she was right.
!. and located the cancer. She refused food
/ saying that it distressed her, and, after
lingering illness, died, An autopsy showed
that she had no cancer, that the doctor W q
right, and that her disease was purely sym
pathetic
I Rose Coghlan.and her company are actively
rehearsing the new play Of "Jocelyn,'t aud
Nj. Senac, a maitre d armes, Is giving the
gentlemen of the organization instructions in
the use of the sword. Under his direction
Miss Coghlan has already become quite pro-
fcient in the use of the foils. Charles
W'tham is painting the scenery for the new
play, and Frank Howsoa is composing the
music. .''
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-08

Tso hsus,na 40 en- ~ prtcincis 10
CtstaFa ast og sal tfsa usmisou. si.i7aI
Clsysi.sa AG5e. F'nF II w. 'insp, tor
0artraat gl9Ti rsmf pfs.ccrst as
nsi T. 1881 - els complete save
~. 81 ssa cts'isa3. $3.50
IL ar@tU lHom n rAlned Al several
re,ei- y. 81 q iba day, ssi q very large
80 tlaisa iron al rrisis- Ticket ia
oas sna fen couni nsl 10 be made ,ill
s8s ls4a All rspVrs 10 far outside Of
Cook couniy sho~ snail Republican gains.
uhieh. II maintained. vill give Harrison
several thousand gaia ever BlsiHe's vote
10 lssk Planners vote for Governor IL
greater Than clsyeland's al all points yet
heard from. II The ratio Of Republican
gains continues 10 the same proportion,
the State will give Harrison majority Of
from 10 600 10 10000
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-08
THE ELECTION.

Aswsg so TO press the lstes, advices set
tie the aueation Of the Presidency def
na,ely and Harrison sud Morton probably
carry every state that x 70 It's electoral
vote 10 Blaine four years $50 with New
York and probably Iadiana additionally.
The Democratic party after four years Of
"a sladainss,fatlon is hurled from power
and its "man Of destiny" proves TO be the
great political failure Of the century. We
congratulate the peoFle that the govern
meat will once more be 10 safe. eonserva
tive hands and that the business interest
lately menaced By the dangerous free
trade theories Of tue southern so called
--st.icmen. can feel secure that We shall
have Protection and Prosperity There is
every iajication that the NEXT four years
viii be especially prosperous. Now give
thanks 10 the mighty army Of Republi :
cans. and to NJ 8 Quay and his comrades
for their superb management OF the cam
paign Let all the earth reioice!'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-08

As We intimated last week Lord Sack
yilo West, British Minister. has been Civ
~ his waking papers at the request Of
Secretary Bayari This action was taken
summary because the Democrats Ma
tional Committee preceised that Vests
letter has augcrad the Irish voters and
something mus, be done speedily or the
election would surely 80 against Cleyelsa'
OF course The English are not pleased si'b
such sharp treatment Of their representa-
tive but are disposed 10 overlook 1t. from
The fact tina. they reslly desire Cleveland 3
election aud they can not bu, see that his
chances were gone had nothing beea done
10 coun,erac, the effect Of Vests foolish
letter Bat for this We should have heard
q terrible roar from the British lion, AT
the insult Her Malesty's representative
had received. Take the whole occurrence
And i, is the most ladicrous Performance
Of the campaign. As TO the manner OF
Vests dismissal the N, Y. Herald.s Cleye-
ssa1 paper NAs TUG irAV~sHks
..Bn, the dignity a self respect Of the
country, and Mr.. Cleys.Apd's own dignity,
required that II 10 unpleasant thing were
10 b. done u should be done quietly. do
Gently, without blgSier. This country Ia
,oo grea, TO b,asier. II IL strong enough.
roserial cnough to be patient. slow to
taAe 0faaca. disnltSsd, aud quiet IA its me-
The VI showing offence; careful TO give
MOI necilessly. What We believe the
better seusa OF The American people will
ooaeiaia IL thai the President has allowed
hi gampsf 10 get tho better part OF bis
il semeAt 10 DIS manner Of dealing with
II matter, And especially 10 that be has
n "a tilted Lls Secretary Of State 10 bluster
aal make mouths 81 the British Minister,
ss though vas d seh0al.bos,
" 1At strikes rs disagfeesbly. and
vii 90 strike al AneficsDs jealous Of their
eBanirys hon0rable fame. il that Mr. Bay
+, "a tbe couduci q. this SsckYiile mat
i~r, has utterly failed 10 advise tbs Presi
deaf fighily. sod has conducted himself
Ia maanef which mast make every Amer
scan ashamed Mr. Bassrd has allowed
Aissxelf 10 scoli b the reporters AZ Lord
i eksille. lay after day. With lack Of dig
pigY and decency 81 which wc hope no
osas Ausrsrse pablic man thaa Mr.. Blaine
~ capable We 90 not remember Any pub
lls man sho. 10 snch a position. has 50
ntasrly forgotten himself and the propris-
tie attaching 10 hss important pisce. The
esne,Fy ~ill ros applaud this part OF Mr.
Ciessiaads ofAsisi life We respect
fully urge t'r CierelAnd 10 e.; himself
ne2 sseretsy 81 Stats without delay. Mr..
BsYsri has. Il seems. cf0raed his sbsard
al ~ sendiag Llci Saravilie bis pass
ptgts. A. though The British Minlsies was
iiEcly 70 b. detained 10 The harbcr nnless
ha cgall show thea. Give Dir Bsyard
hls passports 10 Delasare. Mr. Cievelsnd
iou caas sGorl 10 have sneh AZ inccGpe
seai AID k,sseriek. person - year sivi
ser.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-08

verdict has been rendered by the coro
ners Jury investigating the terrible dis
sster at Mud Run, Pa. against two con
ductors. two engineers. two lookouts and
aagman for being the cause Of il, and
the guilty parties have been arrested. The
lury found these men to be guilty OF gross
negligence aud willful misconduct in fail
ing to observe the precautions aud rules
OF the company which it was their duty to
have obeyed, and in which event the dis
aster would have been averted. Sirty.three
deaths aud the manning Il as many more
persons is an awful record for these Grim
iuals to make. 1t is due the friends Of the
dead to the travelling public and humsni-
ty, that the full measure Of justice should
be promptly meted out to these guilty
parties
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-08

Tie case OF the Detroit board OF trade
against the Grand Trur K railway and the
New York Central to obtain proportionate
rates between intermediate points on long
hsuls from the Northwest to the seaboard
or New England points, or vice versa. has
pecn dismissed by the interstate commerce
com mission. The commissioners decide
that such percentage or mileage, for De
troit, is not fair standard OF comparison
with the rates on freight originating at
either rem ote point and destined to the
other The board also decides that there is
nothing unfair in the rates charged by
these roads between Detroit and Boston or
New York, although the percentage is
greater than between st. Paul and the sea
board. The claim for regular mileage
rates for long aud short distances alike
annot be sustained.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-08
A Warming.

The modes Of deaths approach are var
ious. and statistics show conclusively thai
more persons die from diseases OF the
throat and lungs than any other. 1t is pro.
bable that everyone receives vast numbers
OF Tubercle Germs into the system and
where these germs fall upon suitable soil
they start into life and develop. at first
slowly and is shown by slight tickling
sensation in the throat and if allowed to
co.tinue their ravages they extend to the
lungs producing consumption and to the
head. causing catarrh. Now all this is
dangerous and il allowed to proceed will
10 time cause death As soon as you feel
that something is wrong with your throat,
lnngs or nostrils. obtain a bottle OF Bo
schee's German Syrup. 1t will give yon
immediate relief
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-08

A great amount Of political engineering
will be done by friends OF candidates Il
secure for their man the first place on the
ticket. and the best man will probably
secure the coveted place Then II inlors-
ed by the majority Of the people, the eie,
ton is assured Electric Bitters has been
put to tue front, it's merits passed upon,
has been indorsed. and unanimously Civ
en- the first place, among remedies pecul
isrly adapted to the relief and cure Of all
Diseases OF Kidneys. Liver and Stomach.
Electric Bitters, being guaranteed. is a
safe Investment Price 50c. and 81 FER
bottle at ]. N. HANDS Drug Store.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-08
New York Smashes Grover |!
BY TELEGRAPH


Special 70 ia Journal.
Nav YoRK, Nov. 7, 1883
Harrison and Morton carry New York
state by fran ten to twenty thousand pln-
raliiy and are elected. Indiana and Con-
necticut probably Republican. New Jer !.
sey democratic, Cleveland dishesrtened and
Democrats cone EIDE defeat. Hill carries
New York for Governor and Grant is elect :.
cd Mayor in this city. Returas indicate
from fifteen TO twenty Republican major.
tiy 10 the new Congress
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-08
| IN CHANCERY.
srarr or vxnmosr, Benni, glon County.
HENRY B PURDY
US.
STEPHEN 3 HuSLEy


AND
THEODORE VAN BUsKiRK
Whereas, Henry j Pardy has died with th
CLERK OF tho Court OF Chxncery his petition N
| the purpose Of foreclosing mortgage givsr n
| stephen d. Hosley 10 The petitioner. dated Nj
| Let day Of September A D. 1891. conditioned I'd
Inc pa, ment q $3.50, specined 10 fvs promissoFl
notice I'll Of wbich are due And owing.
Tho land aud premises conveyed by said mort
gage are described - follows Commencing Z
The north. west CORNER OF the young orchard N
the farm whore !, the said Horny q PuSdy. MOI
live; thence south ~ rods on the stone wall y
an elm tree; thence west 1Si rode; thence mort
owned BY J. II. Watson, thence ssst Isl rode q
the place Of beginning. containing tvo ssd
half acres, more or less. The ssid IL. y. PssdI
always reserves the right Of way through Vol
said Land. snd reserves the . ~ 70 nee th|
sprins and water therein for cattle and houssI
And the said Hoslcy has ths right Of vsy ho,S
ths highway through the iAnds u said III
/ u, Pavdy 10 the land hereby conveyed.
And luther stating that ssid land aud prsmi ss|
ars In tbs possession oil Theodore Wan Buskirh,
81 said Manchester. sho claims 10 ovn the semi
by virtue Of some lease or other right. And Il
spp, ing that the said stephen hosley ri
SIDES without the state Of vsrSnent, 10 III, 81
North Adams. Mass, II 10 ordesed that tbs satI
stephen n Hosley 10 notified ~ sppssr befos1
the Conri OF O. anrery D.It ~ b. holden q bsn|
nington within and Or thu canDi, ~ BENIN 81
ton. on the frat Tuesday u December A, ~
1883, then aud there make snsssr 10 sid pst,l
Ion, by publishing the Substance VI sid FstiI
lion with this order thies weeks suoesssvsly N
The Manchester Journsl. printed ~ Mspchsstsr|
the lat OF which publics ions shsil be II IsssI
twenty days prssious 10 the commencement q
said term.
Given under my band u Mapchsstss IN sait
County this 2tth day OF september 4. y.
MSw II. X FOWLER, Deputy CIsrh.
NV. FowLrR. Solicitor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-08
ASoDYsE PEARLS

are boom to those OF worn out nerv,
energy. They cure Nervousness, Insom
MIA, Nervous Headache. Opium Habit
Painful Menstruation and Spermattor
rhna. Warrented not 10 contain one par
ticle Of Opium, Morphine. Assaefntids
yslerian or Hyoscyamus. At your Drug
gist's. price. only 80 cents. Send fol
testimonials to DIR. Il. s. Hutchinson a
Co., OF Enosbureh Falls, VI. u. s.. A.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-08

Bncklsn's Arnica Salye Is the best 10 the
world for cuts, bruises, sores. ulcers, salt
rheum. fever sores. letter. chopped bands
chilblains. corns. and all skin erupiions and
positively cures piles.or no pay required.
II is gnarsnteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money reiunded. Price % cents per
box For sale by J. n. Hard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-08

tYmrfons- Mossiufes intense Itching and
singing; most Al ulght: worse BY scratching.
II Ailored 10 oontiune tumors form. which often
bleed and nacsrAte, becoming very core.
swArsK's ofsrnnsT siops the itching and bleed
ing. heals ulrsratlon. and 10 most esses removes
The trm0rs. Al druggists or b. mail, for Doc
Or. tuayue A Son. Philadelphia.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-08
AATi-sHOCKIAG PILLL

are warranted 10 cure Constipation, Bill
iousness, and Sick Headache. Small and
easy to take. Try them only 10 cents at
druggists, or send stamps.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-08

Ttesimple Application % '-swsrsHs 0nr.
nrsr.s without any lnlsrasl a@diaEs. slll cure
sns case Of letter. Salt hhsnm, Rsngvofn.
l1Ees. iteh, Sores Pimples Eexrms. all seaiy.
iishy skin Erursions, no nasssr boz obsiinsis
10 Iong stAbding. II IL potent. effective. and
coats ttst sYlfr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-08
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

Eststs Of bJEynEp bLLkn.
| Lbs apdsraGnsd, having bsee sppcistee N
| The Hon .Probsts Courtfos The District Of Deb.
chester, Com missioner " receive. essmiDe ~
adjust all claims ard demands Of 81 pssssbt
against the estate Of
stephen Alien late Of hsrehssisr
10 ssid district deceased, and I'll sia,1s srhtb'
itsdin o6ssttbsrsto. hereby sfvs Dcties ihstve
vii meet for the pssposss AfefssetSi
81 the Court House In nsBsh<esss.
on The 18Th d1y Of April nsss fvcQ
O'Clock A. \. sntii ( o'eioes ,, =. on ssid eets
And that siI monibs from he Isih ~
October a. D. isSs 10 the tine bntss ~
ssid Couft for ssii creditors 10 pysseD< tksts
eIsims 10 ss for sssnipstios ard siievstsss !
Dated o. nAachsssss tAts ietk dsy 81
ostobsr. .. .. tsss, 49,.
=. ES. SSsevis. ics...,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-08
REMINGTON COUNTY COURT

1
Whereas Nelson Back, Of Arlington ID III
County Of Bennington and btais Of yUmost
has brougb, ~ seton sgsinst harths kics, for
nsriy OF Cambridge In The County Of washing.
ton and state u New York 10 the Jsne Term q
said County Court A. d. lsbs, In which sst1
Court ssii sctiou 10 nos pspdtng. claiming TO
thousand dollars damages, which said Aeuon d
upon Z pies Of The cass. with tbs comm0q
ccunts 10 sssumpsit. And. vhsvsss, David bsee
Of Arlington Aforesaid. has been summone1 -
| appssr before said County Court - trustee n
ssld Martha Rice. And A appearing thst ne
saId dsfsndsnt Martha Ries rsssdes ssd u stthi
out this ststs, 90 thss Summons ssnbos b sssv1
I'd upon him.
Its therefore ordered, that The said dslsD1
dant be required 70 appear On ths hfst dsy G.
tbs nsHt stated t1rm u saId Cost, 70 " heI1
II Bennington. within asd for the C0upiy ~
Bennington, % the hsst Tuesdsy Of Dsssnbss
4 b. 1888, snd that the sslo ptsinti6 sksii ssnso
this order 10 ~ printed 10 the nAscnssrss|
JouspAL. . publis ssvspsrss EnettshSd o. nee
chester 10 ssld County, thfssvssts sueessslyslyl
the lsst u which publications shall BE- d lesee|
twenty days pssvi0us 10 The e0nmspes esee ~
the sforsssid term Of said Court. vhlch ebsu III
deemed SUFFICIENT notice " the ssid nssthe 1eo|
70 sppsas end defend sid sctioa.
Dstsl q Dsssisstos sAis M 49, u osses
EDWARD !. HALL ciMt.
BlrcsuDEs BsssEn. Astys. f0 IN. 49,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-08

In potsst os a,st. Ably D.. vtfs ~ Merit
niihara, a. % ~ yssrs.
10 rsssasss, Cal. oci sssa. Ralph, yesags,
.ea u nsmAa nyss, assd vssrs saa mostA
" rslm.t, Msss.. oct sisA Ms, reily Tar
aged rs ssars rermesly ~ winhah
In Manchester csalsr. Nov, @h. Robert Am,
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Silk Ribbons

Those of our ladies readers who would like to have an elegant, large package of extra fine, assorted rib. bons (by maiN, in different widths and all the latest fashionable shades; adapted for Bonnet Strings, Neck. wear, Scarfs, Trimmings for Hats and Dresses, Bows, Fancy Work, & C., can get an astonishing big bargain, owing to the recent failure of large wholesale Ribbon Manufacturing Co. , by sending only a5 cents (stamps) to the address given below.
 As SbcriaI oftr, this house will GoH6Le the amount of any other firm in America If you will send the names and P. o. address of ten newly mar. ried ladies and mention the name ol this paper. No pieces less than one yard in length. Satisfaction IS guar, anteed or money cheerfully refund ed. Three packages for Go cents, Address, LONDON RIBBON AGENCY Jersey City, N. a7-Iy
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Murder In Albuquerque.

Shortly before nine o'clock Tuesday evening Jose Martinz vas shot and killed by Vicente Armijo, a deputy sheriff, in the old town of Albuquerque. It appears that Martins father had during the day asked Armijo to pay him dollar which he claimed was due on a gallon of wine. Armijo took of fense at the 'dun" and beat the old man severely about the head and face. His son, the murdered man, came in soon after and seeing the pitiable condition of his father, became in ,censed, and said ''he wished he had been present when it happened. Going out soon after for some whisky with which to bathe his fathers wounds he met Armijo, who told him to throw up his hands. Martin asked why he should do so, when Armijo drew his pistol and shot him through the head, the bullet penetrating the brain, in, hicting fatal wound. Armijo k under arrest.
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Fresh figs and raisins at Richards.

Attend church tomorrow. A brief indulgence in salvation will tone you up. Take dime along, and astonish the red plate.
 A line of handsome clothing and gents furnishing goods has been added to the already complete stock of J. Salz- man on which he won't be undersold in the west. mr24tf
 Everybody can wear good clothes now that J. Salzman has opened his new stock of clothing, which he is sell ing so cheap that it won't pay to wear the old suit. Take look at them! m24
 A street fakir has been teaching the boys how easy it is to throw the rings anywhere except over the knives for the past two days. At two-bits a head he has done quite business.
 Go to Brannen's if you want any thing fancy in dry goods, gents furnish ing goods, boots and shoes, hats, etc. He has the largest stock in town. Sat isfaction guaranteed or your money re- funded. a2ltf
 J. Salzman has just received his new spring samples of cloths from the east for which measures will be taken and a perfect fit GUARANTEED. Pants from S6 upwards. Full dress suits from S20 upwards.
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Champion Short Hand Writer.

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 He writes:
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 "S. II. WITTHoRNE,EI. Saline C0urier." Treatise on RlooI and Skin Diseases mailed free. 1uE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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Freighters Attention!!

The undersigned having been awar ded the freighting contract between Verde Station, on the Prescott X Arizona Central Rlllroad, and Jerome for w. A. Clark, lessee oi the United Verde Copper Company, Is now pre- pared to give employment 10 freight CTS at the rate of S9 per ton, each way The roads will be placed in good con dition; water will be furnished flee al all stations on the road. Hay and grain aill be furnished at all stations at very low rates. ConvenlcnCes will be provided al Verde Station fol board of teamstcrs, corral for stock, and a general supply store, at whicl all freIghttrs' accounts will be carried for thirty days and cash payments for freight will be made at the end O every thirty days.
 Parties wanting to engage should make their applications at once, as 8 number of teams have already beer engaged. Freightlng will commence between May 5lh and May roth. The undersigned can be found at either Prescott or Verde Stat.nn. Postoffice address, box ro5, Prescott.
 E. H. WITHERELL. PRESCOTT, April 23, 1888.
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That Highway of Nations.

The broad Atlantic, is ever stormy thorough fare. Yet blow the winds ever to fiercely, and ride the waves ever so loftily, seamen must man the good ships, tourists will brave the passage, and commercial travellers and buyers must visit the centres of foreign trade and manufacture. That atrocious malady, sea-sickness, to- gether with colicky pains and much inward uneasiness is often endured when Hostetter's Stomach Bitters wold have fortified the voyagers a. gainst them. Sea captains, and in fact of all old salts and veteran trav- elers are acquainted with the protec tive value of this estimable preven- tive and remedy, and rarely unpro- vided with it. Emigrants to the far West should use it as a safeguard a. gainst Malaria. Seek the ald of the Bitters for dyspepsia, constipation, liver complaint, kidney troubles. and all ailments that impair the harmoni. ous and vigorous action of the vital DO Iers.