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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
sLUGGED AND ROBBED.


Information is received this afternoon
of robbery which took place last night
seven miles northeast Of town. Abner
Carr, a farmer, WAS on his way home In
his wagon, which = -orseman overlook
him and stopped him to ask directions
concerning the road. Carr got out OF the
wagon and was telling the way, when
suddenly the stranger struck him ever
the head with 8 pistol, which
stunned him. The highwsyman
went through the pockets of his victim and
took his money, only few dollars, and
silver watch, and then Vsmoosed. The
farmer lay unconscious for ten minutes,
snd when he recovered his team was
gone. He walked home, about five miles,
and found his team standing at the gate.
It is supposed the thief came to Dallas.
MINOR MATTERS.
A. T. McCsTgar, manager OF the
Western Newspaper Union here has re-
signed his position. His successor will
be selected in few days.
1t has been rsining steadily since last
night. The streets are muddy and the
weather disagreesble. The bottoms OF
the streets are receding rapidly toward
the center OF the earth.
The Mayor reports much restitution in
the town. The bad weather for the past
two mont 8 has prevented hundreds OF
mechsnics from working and many FAM
lilies are in pilisble condition
E II. Lewis, the shoe merchant, ltftto
night ior Jacksonville, Fla. He goes
there to attend libel suit which he has
pending against the Jacksonville Herald
News.
r The health offlce estimates that there
are $500 cases OF humps in Dallas. The
Indications are that humps, mud and
mad dogs will take the town.
PERSONAL
Colonel Tom Brown Of Sherman WAS in
town to-day.
Colonel j. D. Sparrow OF Danville, Va,
arrived TO day.
Colonel II. Il. Campbell, manager OF
the Mstador Cattle Company, is at the
Windsor.
Messrs. W. 2. Somme1viIle, ]. u.
O'Neil, R. W. Wynne and r. N. Edgen,
all of the Fort, were on the streets to-
daY,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16

Mayor Conner received s dispatch to
day from McRea, Lslly & Son, Detroit
contractors to build the reservoir for th
waterworks, stating that they woul
arrive here this week and begin Worl
1t will be pushed rapidly to completion
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16

With good weather the grading on the
Fort Worth Western will begin in week
or ten days. Contractor Eugene Roche
Is ready.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16

a, FB Nit s1R, &c Pies 2enf, ha0aIoa
O. D. LUSK, Depot Ticket Agent.
The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-04-05
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8 Is 81 $40 3 ST - o.
REHABILITATION.

Total tax due on said lands. 81 500 1G
Total penalty thereon. .... S59j O.
Total costs thereon ...-.-... 3 ,C1S %
And notice Is hereby given that l. a Tax Col
lector OF said County Of Apache. sail Terri
tory Of Arizona, in accoTdaEc. with section 80
# the Revised Statutes OF Arizona for l5,7, wiz
,pply to the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District of said Territory Of Arizona in AID f3I
The County Of Apache, TO b. held at the town 81
st. Johns, in said county aud Ter itory, a. it
extensuing term, to-~i5: the Third lGrd) Mon
lay in April 4. D. 15cs, 5 provided and fixed
by law, ? Judgment :.ag.inst The lands, and
real estate. and Ie-sonaI pr perry. aJCve desert
BID in said delinquent list for tle amounts 0.
money due respcc;,vely or said pieces of land,
real estate and p rsoI al ploplrty l0r said taxes
# the year Ios7, ana cots OF this pro e ding
N penalty for noI-paymeLt according 20 Ia"
If SAID taxes and interest, and for an order TO
sell said pTopcIt fJr the satisfaction theIef
further give notice that on The Monday sue
eeding tie said Third Monday Of April 4. D.
.SS5, being the Monday rext succeeding the first
Monday o. said < TN OF sid Court. each piece
# said land, &c 1 estate and Pcrst nj property,
for the sale Of which az ord r shall be made b!
aid District Cour5 at lis sad term. viii lie, b.
me, exposed for sale, between the hours VI /,
iolJck 4. ". aud O'Clock r. ! a. Pu'I.c ont
Try, fcr cash, 10 sle highest BIZ 'e., in from
Of the Court House door, ut The town o. sam
Johns, County OF Apache and Territory Of Arr
IONA, the same being tie building in which
said District Court is held fl the amount Of the
taxes. penalty. CO St and interest which shall be
BY said District Court nj lis said t.im, ad u,gcd
and decrecd u be duo respectively Il oGcl PIKE.
Of sid land, real estate and Te:sonel Irypc.t!
,bJye described for The year 1887,
j. 7. LESCECR,
Treasurer and Ex-Ohlcio : AK Collector OF
Apache County, Territory of Arizona
January 2-lh ISIS.
The advert semeat OF tie foregoing property
having been enormously ma lie III the first ad-
gelt'semcnt thereof, b. virtue Of the statute III
uch cases made and provided, hereby read
vertise the same.
J T. LFSUEUR,
Treasurer and ex Oficio Tax Collectorof
the County OF A. ache and Terrific o; Arizona.
March 18th, IS s.
The St. Johns herald. (St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory [Ariz.]) 1885-1903, 1888-04-05
3 E a q . S
OF THE
Apache County
s 0GZ
Association.
HENRY SMITH, Presi ent, Springe:ville, \. T.
B. F, IRBY, Viee-President, Eobrook, s. T.
WILL c. BARNES, Secretary and Treasurer, St.
Joseph, A. T.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
/ Hulsey Nutr;oSO. II Huning. Show Tow
r Z Morrison. SOU dillaNat Greer, Woodruff
c o Howe Navajo Jas Flake, Snowflake
st George Creaghe, Sp.ingcryilie.
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THE FARMERS REVIEW.
The Condition OF Croys in Numbo
OF states.

The Condition OF Croga IN n Number
OF states.
CucA0o. H., Nov i.-7hc Fdm0S Re-
rior will say Ia lis issue OF this week re-
gardng tie condition, health and move
mcnt OF hogs
"From a careful summary Of the reports
OF our crop and stock correspondents in
the different States, We are this week en-
nbled TO furnish a very complete report
relative Ia the condition OF swine, the
prevalence or absence Of cholera aud the
movement 10 market, whether free or
slow:
"Ohio- Condition COOL in thrly-two
counties; lair in eight Some cholera In
three counties. Movement slow in twenty
three counties, free boo fourteen.
Indiana Condition good in twenty
thrcc c1unues, iair NJ AiN. some cholera
IN four counties. Movement Elos In nine
counties, free In seven.
illinois Condition good In forty coun
| ties poor In four fair in thirteen Som,
cholera in thirteen counties. Movement
slow Ia thity'ihpc countess FREQ IN
twelve.
"Iowa Condition good Ia foriy.scyen
cuuntirs. poor IN two. liir Ia eight Some
cholera in five counties Movement slow
In twrniv-scycn countirf. free In nineteen.
"kcntucky Condition good In sixteen
counties poor In one, inir IN four Some
cholera in one county. Movement SLOW in
ten counties, free ia two.
IN souri- Condition good IN twenty.
four counties, poor Ia two, fair In siN.
Some cholera in six counties Movement
slow In fifteen counties, free in eleven.
kansas Condition good In twenty-five
counties. iair in Sven. Some cholera IN
one county. Movement slow In sixteen
counties, frco Ia nine.
"Ncbraskn- Condition good IN thirteen
counties, poor IN ono. fair m five. Some
cholera IN nino counties. Movement slow
IN eight counties, free Ia six.
"Mirhignn- Condition good In fourteen
counties, poor IN one, iair In siX. Some
cholera IN two counties Movement slow
In five counties, free in six.
"Wiscuusiu Condition good iu fifteen
counties, pUor In one, iair IN thUr No
cholera. Movement slow la five counties,
free M eleven.
Minnesota Condition good In fourteen
counties, poor Ia one, fair IN fiN. No
cholera. Movement slow In thirteen coun.
ties, free In four
Dakota Condition good in twenty four
counties, fair IN three. No cholera. Move
mcnt slow IN eleven counties. free In two
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-05
A SEMINARY FIRE.
Young Ladies' Pile Out Of Bed at tho
Hour OF Midnight

Hour OF Midnight
CmcAGo, Ill.,, Nov "A special TO The
7imo from Godfrey H., says The Mon
ticclll Ladies' Seminary caught lirc at
O'Clock this morning. and by daylight was
destroyed The tire originated In a frame
building adjoining the main cditicc, used
ns q kitchen and servants quarters, who
aroused the inmates Of the main building.
Miss Haskell ordered the pupils to dress
and secure what effects they could and
then leave the house. There was no panic
and pupils aud teachers escaped without
injury, Some were frightened and neg
| lcctcd 10 clo,hc themselves sufficiently for
| comfort. The villagers hasicncl to the
| scene, and every cndcnyor was made 10
| confinc the hrc 30 tho frame addition. but
the c0ruicc soon caught fire. the flames
spread to the roof, aud them being no ilru
APPARATUS at hand. the isht vas given up
and attention paid tp saving life and prop
Crty Two pianos and three organs were
saved. NinCtccu pianos aud yaa, amount
ol property, accumulated In the half ccn-
tury the school was Ia operation, Wcro
burned
The pupils aud teachers remained about
the promises Beauty In distress was seen
on every hand. Some were lamcuting
their losses, others were searching Tor
their effects, which were scattered about
In direct confusion. and still others
wrapped themselves In b,dsprcads for
warmth aud surveyed the scene almost
stupIded at the calamity. Two Oi the
lru tees, T.. T.. Wade aud J. u. lsctt,
were prrsont, and aided Miss Haskell
In rrsionng order and Arranging for
the aomion Of tho pupils. Tho cottage
was uuhNmcl. and there many found
shelter aud others were taken 10 ncighhOr-
Ing dwellings
Miss Haskell expects to BE- able 10 get
nll the pupils started home by tomorrow
uirht The seminary loss on building
and contents Is over sliO,uOO, insurance.
s55.UO. The loss 10 pupils and teachers
In clothing. jcwelry aud effects IL heavy,
although nearly alI saved something No
plans Tor continuing thc school are yet
made.
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inexperienced use of Dynamite.

PnLADrLriiA, Pa, Nov A special
10 The Pres from WIliamsport says.
"Many rumoS are going the rounds, and
among them is one that the direct cause
Of the explosion was the inexperienced
use Of dynamite In the mines ln con.
vcraiion with one Of the drivers who
escaped Il was learned that an Italian bal
gotten 100 sticks Of the deadly s,un from
the sioio.kccpcr In the morning aud had
also gotten 100 caps. and had returned
after fuse. but rs thcfo were none In
stock Il rs supposed that be had tried 10
the explosion. In a blacksmith shop.
near the scene oi disaster, lay the charrcd
and unrccomiztble remains II August
picrson, who was blown out through
the air shaft fifty feet In the air, aud
some oi his clothes can b. seen hanging 10
limb oi large tree nrIr by. Next tU
him u Mike Curang, WHO WIS blown 200
feet out oi the mouth OF the mine, aul
was found dead In a ditch, sull Clinging 10
the handle oi his shovel lie leaves q
wife aud scycn small Children. Beside
him lay T.. =. Donlcy, vhJ also was blown
out Of the mouth Oi the mine. D0nlcy
leaves a wife and four children. Then, IN
n row, are Samuel killmgcr Charles Al.
mon. John Carlson, Joht AndcnOn, Ste.
phcn PluiOo and otholu whose names
cannot be- learned. Tim. NAMES Of those
badly injured arc Wesley Smoke and John
and Aaron Anderson. They will recover.
John Farrell, q mule driver, tells this
story 81 WAS pushing behind the car and
in sticking up my head tlwa fash. ] in-
mcliatcly dropped 10 he ground, moving
quickly M possible toward iho mouth oi
the drift and escaping uu.uIurod. My
mule and swcdc miner Alongside tho ani'
NAL were killed instantly .olt but little
Of the effects Of the eKplos'un and iis force
must have been al aboye me. although all
the tmbcm at the mouuI Of ihC shaft were
carried out 200 feet beyond the mouth Of
the drift"
The land upon which these mines arc
situated "a the property u blgr Munson,
Of Williamsport. u h leased to q mum.
Der Of gentlemen FROM New York and
williamspod who began operations last
/ February,
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Tho nI.rerre.eniaiIon Of tho Lmrarcr

BrmIS, Nov. L-Ih Frdunyss Zli'mg
aud other journals deny Tie existence Of a
concerted plan 10 mAcprcscnt Emperor
William, aud declare that tho municipal
authorities have no influence over the
press. The papers express regret that the
Kaiser did not distinctly specify the oncn.
siyo articles Ia his remarks " the munich
pal delegation.
The government proposes tO resume iho
building oi largo ir0n.clals, which WIS
stopped after the wreck 0i the grocer kur-
luf.t. 4 bill providing q credit ior thc
building oi eight ilon-clalB will be sent 10
the Rcichslng.
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AnInhnman Iirute.

PrrruruG, Ia, Nov T. Thomas Kane,
mn lrishmln, stabbed his wife In the alb
domcn with pcnkniic at an early hour
this morning. inilciing .Wound that will
probably prove fatal. The woman was
sitting up with her dead child, and Kane,
who hld been drinking, came into tho
room AMI accused her Ot laughing. She
denied thc accusation, but without further
warning hc drew the knife and thrust Il
into her abdomen. llc turned 10 stab her
n second time, when her brother inter.
iorrd aud dinrncd him. Mrs. knnc is
still living. but her condition is critical
Her husband h under arrest.
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rhs american ra,ori,cs leave

LoyDoN, Nov i.-Woodcock aud Hen.
dh, the American iayohics ol the King oi
wuricmburg, LEFT Nico suddenly on sai-
urday. Tho King located them In pretty
villa opposite bis own hotel. woolcock,
who WIS seen by a reporter before bis de-
parturr. refused to deny the charges against
him. The Wuri,mburg court officials are
mlcnt In REGARD 90 the matter.
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SOLD OUT.
Heavy Failure in Crawfordsville, Ark
Buck & Trexler Go Up for tho
Amount Of sl25, 900.
Several Prominent Memphis Firms
Interested in Large Sums.
List of Creditors With Approx
mate Amounts Duo Them.
A Sensation In the Commercial World
--Armistead, LunGoe & Co. WIN Con-
tlnue the Business in Their Name
Stampede Of Drummors.

The astounding intelligence was received
here Yesterday that the firm OF Buck &
rrcxIcr Of Charlottesville, Ark, had failed.
Investigation developed the fact that on
Friday night last they sold out TO Armis-
tcad, Lundcc & Co. and Goodbar 4 Co.
for the nominal sum Of $72, 900, and that
the business will be hereafter conducted
under the name and style Of Armistoad,
l.undcc 6Co.
The failure OF this firm will hit some Of
our Memphis merchants hard. Their LA
bilitics, rs far as known, are as follows
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po,.ign IIsshes.

Cardinal Newman Is now ont oi danger.
Thanksgiving service WIS held yesterday.
The Cklt and suite met with hearty
reception on their return Yesterday. III,
STREETS Ncro gaily decorated and wcrc
lined with people. The death Of Piclycl'
sky, the explorer. was caused by typhoid
fever. The Car drove IN an open car
ragc from Gaischina. Ills majesty yisitr,
the late EmTpror'H tomb in the cathedral
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~ D.. \. oar. WRECK.
Three nea knitted aud Two Hsdiy In
Jared.

ViogsBUEo, Miss. Nov "A freight
train on the Louisville, New Orleans 4
Texas Railroad struck COW TO-DAY and
WIS thrown from tho track. Tho engine
aud thirteen cars were wrecked. Three
men wcrc killed. aud two wounded. The
killed are Charles Zlmour, oi New Or.
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tors, demand prices beyond the reach of
buyers. Quotations are nominal Mo-
hsSes sugar, regular to good polarization,
:. 25@2.62, gold, per quiutal; centrifugal,
02' TO O60 polarization, S3lSl@3 o6l.
Stock in warehouse nj Havana and Man
tanzas, !, 100 boxes, 5000 bags and IS
hogsheads Receipts for the week, none.
Exports during tho week, l3S sacks, l2i
bags and hoesheads, OF which all the
bugs to the United States.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-05
OBITUARY.


Bosruy. Mass, Nov The Hon. NJ.
D. spaulding died at his Beacon street.
residence last night, after a long Illness,
aged dxty.onc. lie was member OF
many Of tho leading clubs Of Boston; a
director in the Union Pacific Railroad aud
Boston 4 Albany Railroad, and 9 director
in the Atlas lianK. lie was widely known
ior hs unustcntati0us charities.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-05
T.o stas.. ttobb.d

sAstA Banana, Cal, Nov i-lioth
stages between here aud los Olives were
robbed yesterday. Several mail packages
and Wells, fafgo's cxpfcrs boxes Wcra
broken open, but nothing was obtained
from the boxes. The passengers on tho
siagr bound 10 Santa Barbara wcru robbed
al about 5000
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leans, and Jack Conway, OF Nicksburg,
both employees Of the road, and nm un-
known tramp who was stealing q ride. The
wounded are j. L. Martin, boilor-m0kcr,
OF this city, and Jim Brown, colored fire
msn. Both were taken TO tho hospital
They are not cxpeC ed TO live.
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Inc nr,l,nI q, cenrc,IIIe.

pcral p.spaifh 20 the Apfonl.
CouFEyntr, Miss, Nov "a pro-
inclcd meeting likely 10 result In much
gooi 10 the community, Nas commenced
Len, iolny The l,ys j. X. Parish and
u. \. llaich, the latter ~ evangelist from
summit, MisN, arc conducting the meet
Ing
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nn,ana snaar narLe,.

lIAyASA, Nov g. losing 10 the record
anl the receipt oi uEiayomble news from
ahro'd the sugar market during lhc week
was dull and prices declined. The holdcr
ol las, parcels, most Of whom are spccula'
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IIs,enNew ,n.e. 90 IaeL,on,ilIc.

JACKsONyULE IIa, Nov LILO
weather Il clear and cool. Tho Board OF
Health reports only eleven new eases ol
yellow fever, Oi which three are white.
Deaths. thrcc. Total cases ~ date, i,21G
total deaths. gGl
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Nov Tnse. InIcTprIse.

sANrorp, Fla, Nov. i.-Ihc report
from enterprise today Is most encouraging.
There are no now cases and no deaths.
Six patients were discharged, four are con.
,alcfccnt and f0ur are under medical
tfpHtmDut
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-05
A GLOOMY DAY Al DECATUR.
Three Now Casos Reportcd-Elevcn 90
Jacksonville. Fla.

Jackaonvillo. Fla.
Special pIfpat6h ~ The Appeal
DrcurH, Ala, Nov Z. Today has been
a lonely aud dcsola,e one in Decatur.
Scarce anyone could be- seen on the streets
anl those who wcrc wore q downcls, look
and showed no signs oi chcoriulncgs
Father Dennis conducted the only services
II the day In the Catholic Church this
morning. Three neW eases were reported
today viz nr J. B scwoll aud Mr. aud
Mn Phllip knrchcr, nll white. The
weather continues warm and otherwise In
duciyo 10 the developments oi the disease.
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CLEARINGHOUSE STATEMENT.

Comparative Showing OF the Gross
Exchanges FOR tho wook.
BosroN, Mass, Nov 4--Thc follow
ing table, compiled from dispatches
to the Post from the managers Of the
leading clearinghouse in the United
States, shows the gross exchanges for
the week ended November 3, lSSS,
with rates per cent OF increase or de.
crease, as compared with the amounts
for the corresponding wccl, in 1887.
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A number Of drummcrs were all broke
up yesterday when the ncws reached
town, and took the first train for Arkansas.
The failure Is likely to create lively liuga'
ton.
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ui,.r teIrgrsms.

CfygfSNAII. o.. N0y tHH.y0f 1i iod and
failing weather cool and cloudy.
tUul-NuiE ~. NDv 4 .Mlrf ..nn WIN
he ranil Weather ,rlf ani pleasant Nih,L
auiinr star New orleans bMnIr rAl,. N,In
phIa n.Uafiri Gulliug -af tiulinhiu. viani'a
State. tlu,IuffifL
,ttup ui Nos. I-Affi,ci Sew south. g
f.nI. ullI t,,at Nulle, ohio River uulni = J.
W..t ohio River unHn W. " uNeilli ONO
ri,rf. ipm. U,ury luupy, New uf rahs pm.
n,t.f,l Is S. uNyll. New Orleans n.
-. ..,.ifH r.tulaH. ANN River E itci luchet
arI falIlus Weather rlyaf aud warm.
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At EVANSVILLE, iND.

Special blspatchto TIE Appch -
EVANsViitE. Ind. Noy, A-The Joe " WIN.
iams and coal TOW weut down in fuod cundu uon ~
] O'Clock this afternoon lhc wv oi NiMA ,lAs
ieaye IA dayiiaht tomorrow iof the upper Cuinber'
Land River Nothing doing on the lctce today
SUNDAY Packets are ali 10 their isrlhs lof Mon.
days tfafc and business bid, ialf w be Alile alef
I've. lay. eleciI0n DAY.
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lns.ih nIsIaich % The ApffaL
tfNtINNATt. a.. Nov THE fltcf u hlling
aim II fl..t Bu the rauge. Heavy fut last uifhG
III, ri duf.us thc DAY. The ohio y ill nmi get aval
iaf Memphis beiorv morning. aud viii have his
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= THE APPEAL. ::

One Of the completest
newspapers In the South
rs the old reliable Mem
phis Appeal.
|t-Broiensrille (7tnn,l States. Democrat
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-08-24
THE LABOR WORLD.

DENVER produces /, 900. 600 bricks a day.
WELDING by electricity has come to stay.
AMERICAN silk manufacturing is crowd
ing out foreign silk.
BOYS get 81 a day and their keeping for
picking fruit in California
THE industry of surgical instrument max
ing has doubled in three years.
THE Federation of Labor has added $4,000
TO its membership within year.
THE campaign badge industry at Attleboro,
Mass, has increased twofoid since 1881
ONE of the best paid trades in the United
States is that of the green glass blowers.
ARMOUR, the Chicago packer, is said to be
the greatest individual employer in the
world.
IT is asserted that there is not one farm
hand in ten thousand who knows how to feed
live stock.
BRAKEMEN on the Duluth and Iron Range
railroad have struck for So per month, an
increase of SO.
THREE hundred and forty persons are con-
stantly employed at Kiota, Japan, in making
playing cards.
there are 2700 females employed who aver
age IS per week.
A BIG snuff factory, the only one south of
Nashville, Tenn.
THE street laborers strike at Duluth,
Mimi, has been settled, the men returning TO
work at 81. IS a day.
THE shops of the Reading Railroad at
Reading, Penn, run nearly the length of the
town on each side Of the river.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-08-24
General Sheridan's Will.

The will of the late General Sheridan ha4
been filed. and letters testamentary issued
to Mrs Sheridan, Colonel Mike Sheridan,
and the lawyer who drew the will, Mr. Linden
Kent. 1t was drawn May %, the second day
after General Sheridan was taken sick. No
mention whatever is made of the memoirs,
nor the amount he had received or was to re-
ceive from the publishers for the manuscript
and the royalty from the sale of the book.
Mrs Sheridan is secured third of ali
the real estate except the Ohio homestead, at
Somerset. This property he leaves to his
sister-in- law, Mrs. Kate Sheridan, to revert
to his son, 7. II. Sheridan, in fee simple All
the rest of his property he leaves to his wife,
NJ. V. Sheridan and Linden Kent in trust,
to recover rents ETC.. for the maintenance
and education of his children: and, if more
than is necessary, the excess to be paid to his
wife
AS each of his children shall reach the age
of twenty-One years the trustees shall assign
to such child its share in the estate. He gives
the care and guardianship of bis children to
his wife and names the trustees also as exc
cutrix and executors. The petition states
that there are four children, aged twelve,
eleven and seven; that his personal estate
consists of 1921 money, 5000 stocks, ETC..
$4,000 swords, etc; $4,000 household turni-
ture, 5000 horse and carriage and $500 in the
house at Nonquitt, and the indebtedness is
not more than $3.50.