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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
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We command you that yoE summer li' N.-.
ern Union Telegraph COMPANY. n f.uul ir
bailiW.ck. a. appear 81 flo Llfrtsu.
said CtnUuit Court Tor cur said COluLl
be hOlisu for or SAD court GA the tlH'l ''-.
DAY IN OClOBhr. isss. u an-~s- lr ..
uden and /. A. ,la'cr Of O plea ~ TDs '-.
the cAse-iEmsgos "a. Ana have t-el . '
th.s WIKI
Witness; J. =. Harris clerk ~ cur said -f b
Court. a. tho court hOuse. ue 81 day ~ --fi
Der, ls.S, and In no li3&h yeaf q We Como -
veal b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
Wnroxs"U." in yesterday,s Di

WRncKs. . in yesterdays Dis
patch trusted TO unreliable memory.
Mr.. TYRONE PowKR was lost In the steam
er The President in lS4l. The vessel
sailed from New York March 18th, en-
counscred storm March 18th. and was
never heard Of afterwards. 1He Pacific
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

"The secrets OF much success in this
world are cash, confidence, cheertulnes',
and constancy." But the average man
has TO have success before he can getthe
oagb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

at is said that TESSYsoS often spends
hours on single line" And still the
public cannot get the hang OF some OF
his recent verses,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

Eeedinr notices IN rvsdinE-mstier type
rpe. or lo.s. g.; IN nonpAren loaded. 7Sc.
card Of rates Tor more space furnished On sr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
New Daily Paper Started.

10y IoltBThph 70 mo UIsphVtI.I
ROANOKE, September l9.-The Roam
oke EUesi,s Telegram, the only after
noon newspaper in Southwest Virginia,
has started, with William Taylor Thorn,
editor; a. B. Hammond, manager, and
X. V. Oulahsn, news editor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

"a naturaI-gas town ought to be
healthy" Atlanta does claim to he
healthy. She opened her doors to the
vellow-fever refugees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

The September washouts on tho rail-
roads are nothing to the wsshout OF the
Republican party which will take place
in November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
BRIEF COMMENT.

A snake was found in an organ in q
Maryland town. Not the first sugges-
ton OF jim-jams 10 come from an organ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
Rnaaa Rnrehased.
houen EuFfnascus
IRY felogrnnh 70 the Disnatch.

[By Telegraph 70 mo Dispatch.I
WASHINGTON, September 19.-The
bond offerings to day aggregated 81, AL
100 accepted, s117, 100 at 100 for pei
cents. and 1917 for AIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
EDUCATIONAL.

MISS JENNIE ELLETT'S HOME
WI SCHOOL FOR GIRLS viii begin its next
session SEPTEMBER "A, 1883. Al 100 east Craze
street. Hours: 10 a. M. too 2. VI. Calhthenics
will be taught byNiss @. q. Robertson. Boys
will not DO received ~ formerly.
SO e0-Th&Su2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

The Philadelphia Times says "Be-
ing a possible candidate in 1892 JoHs
SHERMAN naturally farofs annexing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
HALIFAX.
TIE WATER ANB THE DAMAGE TO
oRUPs
The Canvsss-Loug Jumps OF Heavy
MANA wsdding-Bsndsns
German.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dlspasch.l
sorru Bosros. VA, Sept. 10, 1888.

soUrH BosroS, VA, Sept 10, 1883.
The rivers Of Halifax have at last subsi-
ded. but the destruction of corn on the
low. grounds is fully as great as tele-
grAphed the Dispdch a few days ago. Our
farmers are very blue. The tobacco crop
isin bad condition. The paintings we're
by no means as large as was intended.
and much that was planted was killed
by the drought. The heavy and con-
tInued rams have had the effect OF stimu-
lating. or rather continuing, the growth
of all uncut tobacco, and many e1pe-
rienced farmers express the opinion tnst
it cannot rpen before frost Especially
is this likely if the weather remains cool:
Yonr correspondent is not "acroaker,
but crop prospects are far from bright.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
ExCuHAIoNM. Prc.NIca. &c.

DEATS THEN ALL
ID ONLY 81 ROUND TRIP.
GRAND SATURDAY-NIGHT EXCURSION TO
OLD POINT AND NORFOLK.
FULL NOON Or THE JAMES.
ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS STEAMER ARIEL
No TIME LOST FROM BUSINESS.
LOOh AT TINS SCHADULE.
Leave Richmond NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT,
September Z2d, at 10 o'clock arrive ct Old Poin,
at s A. H. an Norfolk st Z 4. NJ. Leave Norfolk
SUNDAY at p. Il. and old Point al 3 7. ~; ar
rive a. Richmond at ~ O'Clock sunday night
Tickets also good 10 return the following Tues
day, september 25th.
Ample time Sunday 20 visit Virginia Beach,
Ocean View, Hampton. Soldiers Home, &C.
LADIES' saloon reserved for their exclusive use
Elegant meals aud refreshments on steamer
Arie.
Bca.s them all
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
90 l6-St
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

The depressing sfectsof warm weather
are overcome by HoedsSsrsparilla, 100
doses 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
BUSINESS DOTS.

Notwithstanding the above discou-
raging facts. however, South Boston Is
showing no white feather in her business
concerns. The warehouses here have
had fine breaks for some time past, and
the weed is selling very well. Some
LARGE sales have recently been made by
our leaf-dealers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

For particulars apply 70 THOMAS KLLE1T
Secretary, at his ONCE IN the Institute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

nor SALE, AT VIRGINIA ENN
n STABLE, No $50 franklin stress. ia
ONE sORkEL MARE AND COLT sired by bly,
sam Aboallah: colt avo months Old with foal by
sam8 horse full pedigree furnished. 30 is-ets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE
NIGHT SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY.
(prscticAiiy free)
INSTITUTE HALL, q NORTH NINTH STREET.


First Half Session VIII begin MONDAY NIGHT,
October 1. 1855: second Half Session viii begin
MONDAY NIGHT, February 4, 1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

COMMITTEE on EiGHT SCuooL.-W. !. WHITE.
HURST, Chairman: HENRY c. JONES. W. T.
sIMONS 50 i416,ls.9, ,S,0. 9o&Ocl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
rur RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures. SEPTEMBER 90 1883

everything that can vote The en-
enlargement tho Times extends to JonlS
SHERMAN in the acme OF cruelty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

A TOWERING GIANT AMONG ITS FELLOWS.
Male AID Female Eqlestrians, Comical Clowns.
Oueons Of the Ar. Barehsck Clam pfons, Gso-
rious Gyrnnasts. Performing Heres. 70 forming
Ponies, Performing Doufeys, PcriTmfnR mules,
PcrfOrming nuzA Performing Goats, Performing
bionksys, Iesging Greyhounds. aud Funny
CIoxn Dogs. TAX GREAT DHOAAs, kcst
Wonderful Aerial Bicyciists AID GymnoSts The
world Inns ever sosn, n per'ornulo0es - toarless
a. a. slInOst safposs aua0n bsilet. DfhS or
IIVIHG WILD BEASTBl Colossal Double Cir
Gus Exhibitions In tao separate rings ~ tho
zane time. making Il a Grand mbinati0n,
moe than equal ~ fNgsiy0 ShoEs IN one. Tho
Mammoth Eared Elephant ZIP" Renom Der
THs GHAND FARE STHgHT-PARADE
and tho Great FREQ Exhibition which takes place
on tho sbov-grOunds az the conclusion Of tho
st-est- pageant Doms open at aAd Z z. v.
Admission. D and 30 coats. So b.lS-D&2l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

The Common rca,,k o. V-r.7Hi1- 10 10 s's'y A"
Nee Kent eeunfg--tirestny'
Wa oompAnI you uai ycu sum mon 40
Wsstsrn Unlou Telegraph com. any. " t'eil l p,
vour bAluvick. o appear a. tAs 'le.A 49, =,
our .ait circuit Court Tor OF $50 o"-N's' =.
49, a. ~, holden Tor our SAD cofrt "a no At,'
N~,s.v ia OcsaDsr, is. 90 answer 1"'"e - ~
iTsvlor 'for a plcs u usspa,s o. ile ca -,
aSss rvo handrod dciAr~ AMI Lave '-'"
there this Eri- ,,-.. .t.-. ~, onr All Ctr.
-, C,nrt a, tho courr-house tlis ~ day ~
September, ISIS, and ia me .lSsA se@A u ~
Common S rss,s J.N. HARRIS.
And .liaAvi. having been made t2aI NO sA'l
ira Wee,.ru linton Telegraph company =
,,,rpor.uon created by some OIhef Hsn"' AAlt
mas there 10 ~ agent of $50 oofi-Lau"o' Y.
persou dsc AIRED By no Laws u thi- ssAso ~ ~
an agent " such corpoiAllon IN no vo..A..y Il,
Nau Kent aud sAat tLexc - u other Pef~oa ~
"a couuty on whom process can oo served ~
I 40 .etion AZ lsS issely insatttod ~ uie "a
/ Lance X. Iayi0rin ths sald CnVuh N1atS VIZ
| ohtu,t of Wla,h saii - % rc,)For dAhAs - ~
,r..nsssunon no rsai ssiase OF 40 sal Jsincs
n Tsvlor' Tue Gesssrn Rion feissfsph teu'-
/ rany. detendas1 s required 20 spp<se WILMA
| nftsen days after due vablssnse ~ ths QUE
/ in the cisrks 0fico n oar ssu e0arA All 90
whas n pseesssgy g protest Us ls,srSse. ~
| A Il ordered thst copy Of ais orcer % iofth-
xfth panlisfe.n oaes . wees for fcar successive
weeks IN no DsssaceA. = ns~spspsr pufaisnei
IN the ciSy OF kiznmoac. Va. sud 20 posted 81
the froat door OF mo conrthocso u kos Ken
county on the orst day Of ths nsxt Cospsy ceari
for said couasy after ne date OF shls orasE
Ao'p'--f''''' uAxHls. Chart.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
MATRIMONIAL.

At Halifax Courthouse this morning
Dir. Joseph W. johnson and Miss Mary
Clay were married in st. Johns church,
Rev. DR.. o. A. Kinsolving officiating.
Mr.. johnson is very enterprising and
popular young merchant at the Court
house. His bride is a daughter Of Mr.
James D. Clay, and is most beautiful
and charming young lady. The couple
left on the noon train to-day for q bridal
trim North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
BRIEF NOTES.

Evans's planing-mills lost 1900 or 800
during the recent freshet by damage TO
stock, machinery, &c.
While the water WAS ut it's highest in
the river here last week young gentle
man made a wager that he could swim the
stream. He attempted, but when he
struck the main current he grabbed
friendly sycamore tree ana waited for a
boat, which no very politely asked should
be brought to him. PHIL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
rOLTTICAL.

SO far as can be learned the progress OF
the campaign in this the Sixth district
is very encouraging to the Democrats:
Our candidate for Congress, Hon. Paul
c. Edmunds, ia making the most active
canvass have ever tried to keep mp with.
Although large man he makes long
Jumps on short notice as cheerfuily and
successfully as the most hardy travelling
salesman. The kindly greetings he IL
receiving all over the district and the
enthusia SIN be is arousing ia very graft
fving though not surprising to his
friends in this his native county.
OF course old Halifax will be expected
and relied upon to do her full duty by
Cleveland, Thurman, and Edmunds
and Of course she will do that very
thing. Our party managers here have
commenced the campaign in earnest,
and by October lst the fight will be
son A" in dead earnest, not to cease until
the election IS over.
Next Monday is court-day. Hon. ".
". Berry, Hon. j. Hampton Hogo, and
Hon. J. II. IL. Figgat will address the
people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
ADANDANA GERMAN.

Tickets are out for q "Bsndana Ger
man, given by two Young gentlemen OF
this town TO two young Oxford bellies
who are visiting here. The tickets are
very handsome, aud printed in bandana
red. with engravings Of Cleveland and
Thurman on the reverse side Of the
sheet. / understand that the costumes
on the occasion will be largely composed
of bandanas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20


And snlaavit having beau n aae tta- u.r ..f
The Western Union Telegraph Com anf
corporation created by sufne oihrf STAG. a
that thcre f. No agent u said n0rpersiiln ...
ron declared by Sac lass Ut t1is Sut- O. nf
agent OF such crTp JSa;ion la TIE county ' 'n.
Kent and that ,heTe IS nv Oihar pers.l 81
county on Whom D0ucess osn be sore l.
acsion al law lately lsstifutod b. go $40 ID
Ball iu the saii ltrcHit Court, Tie nl. .'
which san Is ID recover damages flr- tne. t..
uron the real catAte u DE aid ". r. Bail,
Western IIdon felrara pa Con pany. ds'~l
Is re0uhcd = appear Nitaiu hf.ccA GafH tI..
due putt sri0n 4 thie 0rscr. IN "a" crI's
&c Of our -Sii court. AMI 10 whhg D. i~''s
T. protect IL interr-L And IL b. ordered ga .
copy ~ this order be forthwith puhuH"i on t
week for four su cersire WreFs in TIE bfsT ff'. b
Newspaper published in he city ~ hirhrn
Va and bo posted AZ The front IGOR ~ fle rlr.
house % New kentrolnfy 90 tho ni~f Iar .' f
ne1t County Court fOr said county after DID,. l..H
Of this order.
cppy-Tesfe:
SO g. Ihfu !. y. IARRL@, t..I..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

A LLEGBANY INSTITUTE, ROA-
"A NOKR. VA, invites attention 20 - ~ full
ard thorough courses Of study preparatory 70
college. university, or s business HE; % is
beautiful sad healfhful location ia tho noun
tans OF Virginia. - lis latest mprOyem oats and
thorough equipmeot; % It's decided past sue
cess-slxty miro pupils last session: ~ its re-
markable chSapnes-. A complete BusiIs.s De-
partfneut connected WITH the school Next tes-
sion begins SEPT EMSER 1873. Write for cata-
logue u q. l.. STBARNBS. ". A.,
20 II deOdet&w2t sugeriRteAdonL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20

DICKErT'S DIVISION ASSOCIA-
4 TIO%-1ha ncubors arc reIuestsd 90 meet
THIS EVENI sG st : o'clock az the flrrt ltegi-
Ipent Arrnory for important business. All tho
committees $40 expected IOfeport 80 a. 10 COM
plet. the nnAl arrangements Tor tho reunion and
unTsliug of no monument
CAPTAIN Z. 7. REEVE. President
G. T. LoEHg, Secretary. 81 @Nlt
DICYCLERS. ATTENTION ALL
I)~HEEl NgN And EVERY ONE INTEREST
I'D ~ BICYCLING are requested e. attend
meeting ~ the old Dominion Nheolfn~n's club
House. No. north Second street, FklDAf. sep
tembe- 2Ist at oc.Oek = ~ Programme fer
the BicYio m0st and parade during The h1pOsi-
ton viii ~ presented r. bJtNHli,
Secretary Old Dominion Mhcclmen.
FRANK X STBgL, Captain. 20 -2l2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-20
''' HARRIS. Cler
n y pnrrtrD. %. l. eaS-lI
Thr Commonwealth 81 Tir7 7hI--fe tf
Ner kent county GreCtnF.

Wecommspd you Mat yoc Summon l' h..
cru Union Ielegrapt COMPANY. u f.4ai In
nalliwick, ~ appear no tue ,i..r OF. r .'
Circuit Court Or our soh coIaty, 1f f'Ief
holden FOR our snii couir 1l 40 Cts, hnril.
October. isS.. % answer b. y rali OF n. .tl
~ trespsss on the css". Damage -
have then there thi- writ
Nltness: !. =. Harris. cifrs ~ our saI1 'Ir
Court at tbs court-boufs'. f.ls % 50 NJ .a
Der, lsss, and IN tse ii3'h yea- oi ile ,.I-...
wealth.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-10-18
A CHASTITY DISCOVERY.
Deconposed Bodies OF Five Babies I'm
Soap Box.

A CHASTITY discovery was made by a
couple Of boys in deserted brick ward
at the corner of Thirty. third and Laurel
streets. Chicago. They found an old
box and opened it. The dead and de-
composed bodies Of five babies lay side
by side within. Thirty-iitth street station
was notified and the remains sent to the
morgue. The bodies were examined and
found to be badly decomposed Two
were males and the other three were
females. One of the males and one Of
the females appeared to have lived about,
twp weeks, while the others had died
shortly after birth. A cursory examlna.
zion revealed seeming fracture Of the
skull in two of them, but those were the
only marks of violence discovered The
babies had probably been dead fer about
ten days. No officers have been assigned
to work up the case, the reason given
being that there are none to spare. the
strike necrssitating the temporary aband-
onment of all detective work. The police
If the ThirGy-tifth .treet district are of
the opinion that the bodies came from
some baby farm or lying in hospital and
il is believed that the soap box was
carried to the brick yard from a distance
with pie of refuse. considerable
amount of which had been deposited
there
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-10-18
AWFUL RAILROAD COLLISION.
Forty Persons Killed aud ns Many
More Injured.

Information is received Of a terrible
accident which occurred Oct. 10th on the
Lehigh Valley railroad at Mud Run. the
first station above Penn Haven. A grand
parade Of Catholic societies took place Mt
Hazleton and large excursion from
Wilkesbalre for the occasion, composed
Of lodges. bands and sight. seekers from
Wilkesbarre add Nanticokc and other
points along the line. The excursion
train was run in two sections and upon
their return trip the rear section ran into
the forward section at Mud River, about
nine o'clock, with disastrous results.
Several cars Of the forward section were
telescopcd and forty persons were killed
outright and about an equal number in
jured, many Of them probably fatally.
The late hour at which the accident oc.
cured the remote and isolated locality
of the scene, and the retcencc Of the
railroad people. combine to render the
obtainment Of details extremely difficult.
1t is impossible to ascertain the names or
residence of any Of the victims, hut their
number is stated above with approximate
accuracy.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-10-18
CANADIAN BLUSTER.
The Government Organ Ask Start.
ling Question and An SNsrs 81.

The Empire, OF Toronto, the chief
government organ in Canada asks. HAS
il ever happened In the history Of the
world that one country took such liberty
with the possessions Of another as the
United States are taking with Canada.
without having first resolved upon 30 M
to war with the insulted na.ion2" aud
after long argument 10 the negative saws:
ave are 5.0o0.0 900 of British subjects and
although in the past we have submitted
patiently to United States interference by
methods more offensive than language
can well express. the time has at last ar.
rived when On both sides Of the inter.
national boundary all fair.minded men
must agree that the dignity and honor uf
both countries call for the abandonment
of the attitude which conveys standing
insult and menace to the Canadian do
minion."
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-10-18
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
News and Notes Compiled ConcerS-
ing Foreign Countries

Sir Thomas Esmonde unveiled q
monument erected in Kilnor graveyard,
near Arklow, Ireland. in memory Of John
Kinsclar, who was killed by the emer-
gency men last year. A legend on the
monument says that Kinsellar was foully
slain while in defense of his house and
county.
A dispatch from Mukhtar Pasha re.
ports that the condition Of the garrison
ut Suakm 10 most trying, and that place
will probably fall into the hands of the
Insurgents The PoIte's Jealous com.
missioner adds that the capture will afford
favorable opportunity for Ottoman dip
lomptic action.
Six thousand persons attended the
meeting on Lord DcFrcyn's estate, near
CaStlcrea County of Roscommon, Ireland,
where 100 eviction notices were recent.
" served Speeches were made by Mes'rs.
Sheehv, Cox aud Hayden, nationalist
members of Parliament, who advised the
tenants to re-adOpt the plan of campaign.
II is stated that during the morning two
of the commoncrs mentioned collected
b If Of the rents now due.
News from China, brought by the
steamer Belgic. reports the whole of the
new cmbankncnt of the Yellow river at
Chang Chou, begun last autumn and car
ried on at cost equal to over Sd 600, 00o,
has been completely swept away by n
food. Of 5000 linpal feet Of river wall
recently completed, not one inch remains.
and the waters are pouring through i'm
mcn4 gaps into lIana1 unChrckc From
800 TO 900 laburCrs, who were on the
bank. were also swept away and drowned.
of Paris. arrived in Belgium to confer
with the socialist, in regard to the ie-
organization of the International Society.
His mission became known to the au-
was arrested and ordered to leave the
country The workingmcn Of Jumetz
made a strong protest against the expul-
sion Of NJ. Chauviere; but their appeal
was without avail
Mr.. Jonn Dillon has written letter
on the Irish land question. in which he
says: Recent events add new courage
to the cvctors and RACK renters who last
spring were utterly beaten, but who now
seem TO DO inspired with new hopes
The land courts are rapidly becoming
branches of the machinery for the oppres-
sion Of tenants. to whom they are de-.
fusion and snare"
The international bank of Berlin has
been founded with a capital of s., 00D. 900
1t absorbs Goldenbcrger's bending bust
ness without taking the liabilities. The
directors include Goldenberger and Des
sauer, manager Of Rothschilds Vienna
house. who are President and Vice. Prcsi-
dent respectively.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-10-18

marks the PRESIDENTS message ve,oi"g
the bill Sranling,a pension to Mary X.
Richards was laid before the Senate. the
ground OF d'sapproval being that the
beneficiary would receive under the
action OF the pension bureau much
larger sum than she would receive under
the bill. Referred Another message
from the President returning without his
anprnval the bill granting pension to
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-10-18

A FIagman's Negligence the Cause Of
the Penn-Iiaven Wreck.

A startling statement has been made by
Charles VI. Hahn, of Wilkesbarrc, Pa.
lie said that he was on the train that
crashed into the preceding one. After it
stopped he saw the brakeman Hannigan.
beside the second car. with his lantern in
his hand. He was the man who bad been
sent back to flag the approaching train,
but instead Of doing as he was told, he
remained to talk with some girls on the
cars which were afterwards wrecked.
Hahn made oath TO this statement, and 1t
is corrobOrated by others who will APP
pear before the coroner This relieves
Engineer Cook from all blame in the
matter 1t is said Iiannigan will be
arrested.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-10-18
LONDON HORRORS.
Another whiiechapei suspect Arrested
In London.

The New York Morning Journals cable
gram says An arrest which the police
think is important in connection with
the series of murders in Whitechapel has
been made A stranger called at shop
in Gray's Inn road and took an ovcrcoat
and q pair of trousers to he cleaned. The
clothes were plentifully spattered with
blood stains. especially the POCKETS which
were dyed red. The proprietor of The
shop though THE Incl len, suspicious and
Informed the police. Detectives were
secreted in lie premises. The suspect
called for the clothing AM was AT once
taken into custody. lie refused to give
an account of himself or explain the
presence Of blood stains on the clothing.
He has been held prisoner aud search
ing investigation is being made
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-10-18

'rhe Prolorga,ion OF Human Life"
will he treated in an article by G. VI.
Hammond in THE Popular Science
Monthly" for November. Mr.. Hammond
ha, C ,llcctc large amount of informa
lion which shows what have been the
habits. occupations. diet and ply ique OF
over $500 pers ms who have reached ad-
yanre1 ave
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-10-18

4 FIRE Mt Reuwick destroyed the large
barn 1T +. d Root. with ~ tons of hay.
M eleven head Of very liue horses worth
At leas. So. 400. \ smaller bara belonging
u !. lIpnhert also buraed. with six head
of bnrses. Cause of tire unknown.
Two inccniiary fires at Waterloo
destroyed three horses and other stock,
ice cutting tools, hay aud grain. property
uf John Young; also storehouse and
furaiuIrr. the property of W. w. Fisher
and Elmer L. lIostetter. the latter OF
whom recently lost aslO.0GO stock OF
furniture by lire Loss $4,000. with but
little insurance.