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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-03-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Honeynoon

Margaret Mather, supported by a power full company will present the charming comedy .'The Honeymoon at the opera house this evening
 ''She Stoops to Conquer.
 Mrs Potter's appearance here Friday evening will herald one of the notable society events of the season. Kyrle Bel lew, who is great metropolitan favorite will accompany Mrs Potter. They will be supported by a strong dramatic com pany under the direction of Abbey. Schoeffel & Grau.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-03-13
Knights of Columbus.

Supreme Grand Knight Phelan and Advocate General Markley of the Knights of Columbus will be here Fri day to give hearing to all parties in- terested in the cases of the late James H. Curley of this city and Mir Fleming of 1homaston, there being a doubt as to whether the heirs of the deceased are en- titled to the regular insurance of S1 ,000.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-03-13
He Was Not There.

Notwithstanding reports to the con trary, 'Snap" Quigley, the Stratford her init, was not burned in his hut Monday night. The cave was burned, but Quig- ley was not there and the story about his charred remains being found was a fake"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-03-13
Killed by the Cars.

Timothy Downey, laborer living in Bridgeport, was killed in that city yes terday evening while crossing the track at Hallet street and Crescent avenue. He was 70 years old and leaves wife and several children.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-03-13
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS.

w Secretaries are requested to send in tn dates of meetings of societies. lodges and clubs and to notify us of any changes of regular meet ing nights.
 Meetings This Evening. Mattatuck Council, R. X. Eureka Chapter.
 Court Fruitful Vine, A. o. F. Harmonic Benevolent Association. Steuben Lodge, D. o. H. Amphion Club. Canton Waterbury, I. O. o. F.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-03-13

BRETT & Go, Clothiers, Furnishers, Hatters, Bank Street, next to Post office.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-03-13
Public Notice.

TYR GILL would inform his patients and those D who desire to consult him, that he expects to be at his office, 1853 South Main street, Sunday, March IT, and will receive callers sfter a. m. to D. m. ind daily thereafter as before his Florida trip.
 Dr Gill has become a permanent resident of Waterbury and hopes no person desirous Of en- ploying his skill of obtaining the benefit of his 9 years of continuous successful experience in the cure of Chronic Complaints and Female Difficutiee, will be influenced by the assertions of certain envious physicians. or their sisters, their cousins and their aunts, or the frothings of any medical pretender quack.
 Dr Gill is an independent physician and though educated in the regular school of medicine is ECLECTIC in practice. He takes this oppor- tunity of expressing his regrets that urgent busi ness required his presence in Florida and that he was obliged to dsappoint so many persons in being absent from Waterbury month. For weeks before leaving his time was fully taken up with arapidly increasing practice. After the 17th he knows of nothing that will prevent his being at his office all the time, during reception hours, and cordial invitation to all who desire consultation is extended.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26
GLOUCESTER DEMOCRACY



Aruo<pSvIILF. w.. October - >pP-
ciaI To-day has been gala day for old
Gloucester. About i2:3D O'Clock Me,-r>.
4 R,sev. Jones. Ware. clements. shack
elf,rd and Moore left Gloucester courthouse
c,r Nlmond-yille. They carried the Hlou-
re.ter Courthouse ilag. the sight ~ Which
created much cheering The nae Ma>
rlarod back Of the speakers stand. Inc ad-
dre-,e, were inspiring. and tremendous
crowd of ladies and gentlemen Wef" pres
Mir VI. Jones introduced Major Il. Taylor
soft who made an able speech. colonel
Morton Naryc followed Major scott. pre-
.onting facts and figures to prove the
charge, made hy Malone to De landefS.
racc-. was then taken for dinner. AN Il
q nlruty IF oysters were served in almost
r,erv style by the ~as-airas Democratic
club. a..
Nfter recess. Nr. VI. Jones followed Au'
ditor Maryc in an able aud iorcihl' -pe''h
/ Ills orrailsnmeni of Mahone was severe
and when he alluded Ia Mchinh'l' !'''
scott. and Governor Lee. the applause wa
| deafcning. II.
senator ~uhb, was next called for. IL
responded i'm hi- usual style. lie paio
auditor Marve a handsome compliment re
0uriine the Spoile-s condition n Which ~
and Nr. \. ". llarman held the treasury
Major 4. =. TaliaierrO followed Ncraio
~.uhl,- in Am able and fOrciblc speech. Iii
neroration was chastc and eloquent
senator ~tubhs drove f0rty-cighi miles I"
dov lie spoke to "a large crowd on III
S9d at I'rbanna. The 9th he spoke "a
<ewmarlt I. Midde-eN county. lie EiNr
encouraging reports from Essex ana hio
dlescN counties.
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o'fERRAlL IN FREDERICKSBURG.
Uscot-d By Grand Audience In Marked
Contrast to the Scene Attending Nahon"'

FRFDERICksnIR Va. 'riObcr %
special. - Rarely before in the political
nsto,y Of Fredericksburg has there
been so grand turn out Of her
people. tc~ctner with hundscds and
hundreds from 'hc country adjoining.
10 hea, 'Nc lion. Charles I. O'Ferrall on the
Great political issues Of the day. The JET
fcrsOnian club paradcd the streets, cNtcnd'
inc closely together some eight of ten
squares. led by the Fredericksburg pfas~
band and drum corps.
Colonel p'lerral was met M the ~
change Hotel ~ the club and escorted by
them 10 the Opera House. which was beau
tiCully Ii, NJ and decorated by roses ana
swcei-smcllng flowers. At the ipotlighis
was portrayed the Democratic iicke'. and
in rear Of the stage sa' large number oi
ladies. IN IRON. Oi the stage was an excel
lcnt portrait of Captain Mckinney.
Mr. r.. b. Merchant introduced Hon.
Charles I. O'Fcrrall in a fine speech. The
band followed with Pixie. On the Stage
were Judge Goolrick. Mcssrs. sam East
burn. Charles Hunter. Dorsey Cole, James
Rollings. Hon. II. +. ',i,nond. W. \.
Little. Jr.. raplain VI. Il. Rowe. Captain
TER, Met rackcn. and others.
Colonel O'Fcrrail advanced 10 the ifonl
amid perfect storm of applause. Indeed
80 great was the ovation that ne seemed
ombarra~sod. such greeting was never
extended before 90 any man in frcderlck~-
burg. The people felt insulied h, The diriA y
crowd that Mah.nc had Nomited m their
midst the night before. and showed their re-
sentiment by their presence and applause Ia
the gifted and eloquent SON Oi the old state.
Mr.. O'Fcrrall The lONelie-f women greeted
tho speaker with cordial shake of The
hand when ho closed his speech. and bou-
oucts of beautiful flowers were tlromn
around his feet
The speaker took every issue laid down
bf Malone and bis henchmcn in the cam
paign and tore them 10 atoms. as u lhei
were but common paper throwing lhenl
contemptuOu~lv 90 the winds. lie dealt
with Malone and his "ti-~ue ballot
schemes. He arraigued him in the state
debit question. and proved him worse lhan
Judas. Arnold. or any other Who ever buI'
the stamp Of traitor on his forehead. lie
exposed his record in congress on
the Blair bill. Told hOw be stole ont IN IN,
cloak room and failed 90 vote when the hill
was before senate. He ShoWod his utter III
consistency upon the state debt question,
and spoke of the ragged, dirty crowd ht
brought % this city last night from al
along the line Of his special train. ui Mr
burrows ne not only read extracts oi hi'
speeches i'm Congress when Dee spared n'
Situperaiion. no contempt for the south
but showed up the crosses enonnitic7 an'
the miserable hattcry he was trying u
swear upon the southern people.
During tha whole time, the speaker wa
most warmly applauded. Ministers Of me
gospel of the city were present Judge
| Barton and Wallace and the cN-C hlci Jus
flee. of Wyoming. J. b. Sener and man.
leading professional men Of the city were ~
/ the audience ~ grand an occasion for IN
! Democrats has not been witnessed IN tn
old town for years.
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NORTH STATE NEWS.
r.rsl Hudeet From the North state.

Sual Budget FROM inc N"i'" ''"'''
RALEIGH. y. G.. October 2j. special -
pr. Eugene Gris~om. late of the Insane Asy-
mm. j. oui i'm card with regard 10 pub
licaiion in the ~andi0rd Empress. mat
papor said that Dr. Gris>om was coward.
and that ne had used proiane and insulting
language about the editor oi the Nt0tf
ChronicIc. Of this city. within his hearing
hut would De afraid 90 say II 10 ms lace
pr. Griss0m SAYS in the card that ms de-
nunciatom Of Daniels was pointed. and wa
made 10 him personally. and SAYS thai the
statement of the >andiOrd EJprcNS u "a
falsehOod.
FAYETTEVILLE Fair. has notified ms Nhole
.tatf Of .iVty-five assistants that he VIII
furnish them rcgalia and horses AT his own
expense.
Invitations were sent out to-day for a
Grand reception and ball complimentary Ia
Miss Winnie Davis. the daughter Of Hon
jefferson Davis. II will be- "a brilliant ai'
fair.
Mrs. Lawrence. who has been matron
Of the insane asylum for twemty-one years
has been requested 10 resign by the new
hoard of directors. She was a strong allA
Of Dr. Grissoin. and the request for resis
nation is supposed TO bc the result Of ina
fact. -.
Attorney General Davidson and Waite
Il. Henry. ESQ. have returned from a,ii
ineton city. where they appeared for ih'
state and for the defence respectively. u
the case Of Gross and White. Argumcn
i'm the case has been concluded. but II ha
been thought that some tim" Will elapse be
fore opinion on the case will bee filed 10y th
court
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LYNCHBURG LACONICS.
The sam Jones Revival-Political News
An Enterprising Burglar.

INScuBI IEG. Va. October -, special.
The sam Jones revival continues with Inc
greatest interest. Yesterday and Today
there were attendants from more than
hundred miles distant, including the c"ui-
ties of Montgomery. Roanoke. Amherst
Nelson. Bedford and Alhcmarle. Inc
number of mourner, il very large. emhrac-
in., some Of the oldest and most pronounced
sinners. ,
Rev. Mr. Dickinson. Of the Rcii1'oHS
Her0fd. j. here in attendance ON the meet
ings. Last night as many as 1.ooo people
are supposed 10 have been IN Attendance on
the meeting. .....
James VI. >piller. "A most worthy chIch
of Hotetouri county. was found dead lh ms
hod Yesterday morning. aged -cNeniy-nine
year. He was a native Of Buckingham.
Cyclone Jim Marshall completely wiped
out Young Gleayes, of Wyihe'llle' IN "a Gls-
cIs.ion at Grayson Courthouse few days
AGO. The crowd present was very EicaI
and the Democrats greatly rcloiced al Inc
triumph Of their champion
An unknown thief effected an entrance
into Mr.. l.. Lazarus residence on Gay
-trnei last night and carried on TWO goio
watches and fiftv dollars in currency. Inc
/ door was left oncn hv Mr.. Lazarus ior q
short while Mr.. Isaac Leiieflhan' ti'
f,ther-in-law Of Mr. Lazarus. LOST also iil'
pants. containing his pockei-hoOh' ana
! watch under hi, pillow. Ihi' morning 'h'
nants and lot Of papers were louhu lh
room on the lower ilOOr with a ceftihc"u
Of deposit for 500. which the thief had over
/ looked.
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rtolrr BETWEEN NiLlKIoN hNp tANi'
-I~F.
JOHNSTOWN REViVlFleO.
Mis-. Clara Barton. Farewell Address.

Mfs. Clara Barton = iaf'N''' -'''
p,,-r-nr-rc. pa. October -. Lara Bar
,,n l.ft Jnhn-toVn to-day. and before ie''-
in~ sent the following l'rter to ihe I'm'*
..tnu<-ro,yN. W. October -. The last
pr.uaratiOn- are making. ana ''in-'"N u
with H. will soon he amone the lh'l' "'"
thn Rcd Cross 90 it only memory. .,,
..Tn-da, we prepare to leave lh'ih' il'
f,cn. arr. brieht and cheerful; some nope
.nriu,, i'm e,er' heart: business l. nrl-h'
lnrL nl.utiful. The merry shout Of inr
...inoi children are On thr streets. ANA ihc
.,rnin.. bells toll the hour Of PRAYERS lh'
-onnd of tine hammer il everywhere ana
thn bountinll gifts Of a generous "vp'
aLouudins ian sympathy and love. are i'llii
+, tba omen palms a. if in defiance oi ih'
a., inter which awaits Them. The people ti,
~, l,n.,..r scattered and silent. hut banded
to,other into one Grand union loi "-
neyolent action anl proteciisn ln "l
nroonilation which will yet challeh -'
IN. resnect of all observers. Hfai'-
nI ~ au tine world for help ih
~. hour of terrible need .lohn>town j. once
,,o,. not,,l 10 it, own q truly eratriui, +,
r.-olute poople. ful of kindly spirit ana
/ b.lnfllne.s. to be known with pleasure ana
nn with tenderness and regret. h,,' "''
mn. sentiment, with which the h'd russ
t"Le. IN, leave. Glad Of every need IL ha.
mrt every hour il has laborrd. every -il' J.
h,. made. and every tod blr-, YOU ln'''
h,. fall from trembling lips upon it7 ii7l'"
ing ears. ~ }, j., ID ,',...- o.
president American National Red 'f"99.
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ARRESTED FOR ENbfzzLING REGISTER
HORRIBLE STORY.
How shipwrecked Ssii.r> Sustained Lire
by CannibaliSm.

RNrlNoRF. Mp. October -. arl
Crane. fireman. and Ludwig Loder. seaman
fvo survivors Of the crew of the steamship
Earumoor told last night "A story. horrible
in it, details. Of the was they sustained
liz, by cauniblliSm for a day. loder -aid
The only food We had for the first iiicen
DAYS i'm tine boat was flying fish ana a lew
raw small sen birds. divided among eleven
men. ON the tenth day ont. W illiam l'a'i',
a seaman. caught me hN the ihioal "li"
made dash an my head with kniie. lle
cut me ON the right check. the scar IRON
which still remains. as yuu can SEQ. lie
v.as told 10 Kill me bv August fiag-c. 20
fireman. When Davis began ip CUT me
some of my companions caught him. but
others shouted. 'kill him..
..It seems that flaggc. Davis. ANA diners,
i'm one end of the boat. had decided th'l
should die: as. | suppose. being pretty ldi'
I looked inviting. flaggc wa, placed on
watch that night. hut Boz was missing ihe
next morning. \Oonc saw him goolciDoal' t.
ON the eth Jay William Robinson lay down
to sleep. When they tried 90 call nm thel
found him dead. ltwas determined 10 ea'
hi. flesh. and William Nrl2ht, The COOK.
was ordered tO carve the body. Inc hf-l
thing done was to smash in Robinson :
-kull. and from the fracture each one sucked
the blood a. long ~ IL would last. Which
was sut "a little while. when the cook strip
bed the flesh from the ribs. The neNl
day the flesh. in strips. was placed
ON the top of the Waier-ii@hl
compartments and dried in the sun
AMER taking ont Rolin-on's liver, heart,
and other parts which would furnish blood
to be- sucked. they threw hi- mulilaieo
body into the sea. Two days after konin
sons third engineer. Thomas liuni' uieu
Ills hody wa. also cui up for food. I'm about
three dav. the limbs and feet Of all began t'
swell. and several nave since broken out %
uelv sores. We think il is poison from The
Human flesh and blood.
Both Grave and l.oder say they have Do
recollection Of the taste of human neSh. -'
reat was their mental anguish at ihc tine
Their only recollection OF taking the food j.
feeling their own blood quicken ~
coursed through their Veins.
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D. .l .f f.foi..r
The 0WrfrrfNIciH h'r''' ''
sifh. SAYS.
The whole world ,ecm- ie '' ni"N'"
great advance movement DID, ''c'f l" ..
Iu-frv. 40 One can study lh' 9i-"-
times without being imlf'--t" WIN ''
fact. and without realiIlne ln'l we p,
ring upon period WHO" -N,' i' ..'...
.r.ltaraud more wde-reachlue m'' .in.i.'
~ the worlds commercial ANA h'NNi''' ,'-
ing interests than has ever pee" % %,,...,
fore. n j. mot in TINS couh,'H
there j. almost uniie''u'" a..
business interests. h' N'iN.'.u,'i7 ,.'. w. '..i
rope are crowded ~, ahu l"',', ..,'..i.,., .,i.l,t
plants of Great hll''n "l. ..-. ,nI
and day io meci ln' u'' .i..... ..-. in.
steel. fnd Mh' I'f,l i ..f,.,,,...,,.,f
dicaunn, "l o"' 'i',, r ,,-tin.d
and of ei-iniic en'', .i.. '.,.,r.,,- af fnn
ip chHH-' iii"'
world. commerce .....,,. f,r
m this country $50 49,. H',,'7' .,i.
mace ih1l can ever D,'" n ,..ii.
work. while r"iin. hil'' '.'' i''' ''.it.'
and kindred thirlIil~ ... .,
busy. and vet the cfn-uiiil .'iN' "''''.
.fadunllv gaining on lfnA"'l,' you ''' .. ...
ng % decrease 100 -l''A- ', n''' r..
enterprises. from l". ......ti.,, .f
Nicarlngn c1h'' M n,i,,.,..l
new rdilfnl"- ''.,'. ,f .,i.f,i
sections. tie u'' ,''. ~, 'i,tio, II, .fo.l
means almo-l '- -fr', ....'...,, .f ,i,l,.ni...
making Ts ih' ocfelol ID, i..,i,,.. ti..
iron interests lna"r ih 'l'n p,....i,.b'.f ,,il
buillns of new porte '" ,'', 'l'i , ,i..,,io,.-
turn the traffic OBJ li' ''" "''' ,'..,.,.
West from ii, present ,n',l''.,' i''.' do,,
Ia sa-t business scarcely ,li,ni''' ...l',, ,"rt.
through these new ,, ,.l -fe.l
the Great H''t'mn, ,".ies n II. a..
-hip-bui.din-' Wlt ~. .ir ,.nnfr,.. tio
most every sup, ''' ...',.',,.i.,l r.i,f.0r-
certainty oi cl"-'I .,... .i,r. ,f tis.r
and Consequently. i' ct If Central
trade with iue u'h cou". y, ,i,. move.
and South America. are som, ..f.if
meni5 that are noN m1hil- 1H'i',9 .t.. i.'..i.
I'm all the varied ramlh'allun' '' '''
ness interests Of TINS country ..,,.rl ,
just at this period Nn,." r. ,i', W. i'' I'',,,n
distinctive era in thc hi-l"l, W. w. -.
race ana era ot ad' anceiii'n' '.' Ia i..Tth -
F for ih' peoples "i 'h n'',''', b.. I.inou.
/ ine center o' "iii','''"' .'''..- ,e.dod
-tui"d ihai D. h'7 ,.' '' ;r,n and steel
To- make t tnr Sth'', r' ,,o''J and
! production l ..,t-on of m,
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WASHINGTON.
LATEST REPORTS FROM THE
FEDERAL CAPITAL.
First Act of Tanners Successor r-urahts "a
Pension to the widow ~ soldier OF
tslp-Eumor.d E,trsditiou OF Major
Burke capital >otes.

WASHINGTON. -. g.. October -, ON
missioner Rarm today made special case
which was of more than usual interest. III
was that Of lady who was born under the
administration Of General Washington. ana
is row ninety-fhrec years of age she l. en-
titled to a pension ~ a widow Of soldier oi
The war Of 1872. but has never before made
an auplicatiOn. The statement OF the ease
was presented to General haum by her son.
and the commissioner concluded that TINS
was a case which might Ice properly made
special
TNTRADIIiON OF MAJOR BURkt.
There was a rilmOr about the state De
partmcnt today that the Governor Of Louis
lana had forwarded papers to the STATE ne
parimcnt requesting the eNtr1dition ol
Major l.. 4. Burke. eN-tiraslircr Of LOUIS
lana. who j. now ~ England. and against
whom charges of mal-adminisiraiion while
state treasurer. have been published.
Walker Blaine. solicitor of the state DE-
parfmcnt. 10 whom the papers would ma
iurallv come for action. said 10 nlied
Press reporter. that he had received no -hch
request and knew nothing about papers
containing such request being Oh the way
20 the state Department.
TuyRrn-CLA-~ rO~rMAsrER~.
The iulluWin- lu~ill"si'i> N''' "ii''''
ed to-day:
North Carolna-W William \. Terry. al
IIillsdale: Georec ". Neal. az Mayicid
William e. Guflcy. al Pine Level; Fred
erick +. Tucker. al Ruiiin; Emma Holden
al loung-Nille.
virginia Harry G.. Lightner. at fal.
mouth: Pcyt0n II. Hall. at Lawrencc'ille'
James H. Disc. az lynhams.
cIrRKsIIIr OF THE HOUSE.
The United Pres, j. in receipt Of a com
municaiion from Mr.. Edward Mcpherson
of PENNSYLVANIA. who j. an applicant ioi
the clcrk-hip of the House Of Representa-
tiNe-. saying:
81 have been making canvass ot the lie
uublican members for the ccrkship Of th,
Ilou-e. ldcny the claim Of Major Carson
friends. that hc has pledges sufficient Il
nominate on the first ballot, and propose
totest this issue i'm manly way IN the Re
publican caucus. which alone can settle
IT,"
ARRESTED FOR ENiBEZZfING hf1I>ItEEl
LETTERS.
The chief of the postoilice inspectors ha'
been notified that Joe >chustcr. son ot tn'
postmaster al Famer-'ilc. La. and
clerk in the posioilice there. has been ar
rested for embclzlng registered mail mat
ter. The dopredations are extensive, an'
~chustcr has made a full confession.
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The NORFOLK GALE.
Lamentable Accident Neaf ia's' '"P'
The steamer Baltimore Ah"ht-'a's'
Quantity of Wreckaee washed 'Hh"r''

NORFOLK Va October u >pec,ai
Telegraphic communication from J alse
t,ue IA. at sunset this evening > 10 the
effect that three men are dashed Ia the iiaSl'
If a vessel which has foundered west OF thal
roint. The lfe-,a,ing crew cannot reacn
ihe men. whose lives are ~ imminent peru
a. the sea il too heavy 10 admit oi hoal l"'-
inr launched and the sunken vessel D, 700
far from shore to be- reached by shot me-
r. render the situation the more lameniaple
fine lif. savers have little hope OF rea'ninS
fine men for some days. 10y which time u H., Is
thought that all VIII have per'hed. n.
only hone for the unfortunate sealn"h u ii'",
some passing vessel will rv-cue them from
their peril0u- position. ,.,. ,..,,,
The steamship Baltimore. when wen. %
ashore half a mile south of Cape Henry ias,
night. was fioatcd al 6.2o io-nishi ana
pa,,ed i'm the capes cn roHf" 10 bai'iii'o'''
\ considerable portion OF the cargo WA
jettisoned. p;.,.
The schooner William Mason irom hi'h
mond. Maine. 10 Baltimore, has arrived mere
badly leaking. one Of her crew Wa
washed overheard in the gale on Neune9
day and drowned.
\ large quantity Of wreckase wa
washed ashore M Cape Henry today ah'
looked ~ if il came from steamship.
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DANvlLLE DOTS.
Another Trick of the Mshoneites-iopae-
GO Sales, sc.

co Sales, &c.
p4NNuIF. VA. October 21.- >pcclai'
Rnnorts come from Henry county lhai
,.etenue officials are bulldozing distillers
iuto voting the Malone ticket. They hfsl
ind ont what ticket the distiller intend7
voting. IffOr Malone all right, but II Tor NC
kinney. he is informed that IT II known l"
the officials that there has been some niue
;rre,oilarity about bi- disiillcrN. and that
,hny will make il easy on him If he VIII sup
mort Malone: if he will not vote Tor Mah"h'
he uust take the consequences.
There were fine breaks Of bright tobacco
here today. and sales failed TO 20 rounu;
Prices ranged high. and all tobaccos oleieu
were eagerly purchased.
Henry Haley and Peter OVERLY, VINO
murdered Burwcl Foley AT the Fatflck
rouutv corn-shucking. have not been cap
,,red several other men have been aiS
rested a. accessory and been discharged
from custody. ,,. Conn,
Near Chalk Level. Pittsyl,ania Court
hnu.e. some DAYS ago. W. \. Poole had II
diniculty with Robert NoOding ana hred al
him with "A gun. but missed his man. fooie
ha- bcen indicted by the grand Jury.
.Judgc Green who had dificultN WIN
Judge <owlin at Carroll l. not Judge rreeh
M Danyille. hut Judge Green of Carroll.
Track laying is being pushed ON me NJ
l,ntic and Danyille rairoad. and IT l. hr-
lio.ed the new line will now be- open iof
hu.incss between DanNille and Norfolk by
January.
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NrwAIk. y. j.. October -. La'i hi-i,
q nrddler obtained lodging at the hou-, y'
+ I.a,c Marsh. shoemaker living Al Nli-
i,,,.n six miles from Newark. lie pao lol
MI, lodging and breakfast this mofnli- sn, ,''
left saving that ne might return ah" 9''p
,hnre a,e,,in tonight. Marsh went 10 Ms
,,orL leaving the hou-e in charge oil
hi. hou,ekeeper. Jane >troW nel az
Nhout noon the peddier returned,
Maid for and ate dinner. ""' %
hen demanded that the woman give nm,
,,hateyer money was in the house. ON h,r
refusal he beat and Knocked her down. toA
,h. kev. from her pocket. opened a tfnhA
and obtainrd 81 lie then ioicIhlN v"l-
r,gad the woman. who was helpless ON
eri'ht and the heating she had feceNv"'
nc neddler then departed. \ neiShpor WA, WIN,
called soon afierward gave the al'fni' n"''
Marsh. who WIS noiih'u' 'n ~" .'
Win a team. and overlook the pedaic' "''
thc road near Short Hills. II" nearl. hl'Ac'
the scnIndrel 10 death before some pa, ',i >
hy interiered. The peddler was '"H'n ~ ~, .
nolir. station in Newark ana 10 'Aen ul
H. was recognized by the police a' Johl
Mccuire. Newark rough who ha' 7'l'', ''.,
, tern i'm the state prison. he N"li'n'
Nho he assaulted j. in "A critical c"n,'' i'', W
and the phy-ician attending her doup'7 '"'
| she can recover.