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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30
Prom London Town.

The British steamer Boston, from Car
diff for London, has arrived at Falmouth
after having been in collision with the
British bark Charlwood, 759 tons, Capt.
Salmon, from Antwerp for Valparaiso.
The Charlwood foundered almost immed-
lately after the collision with a loss of 10
lives. Three men were killed on board the
Boston at the time of the collision and the
steamers bows were badly stove in. The
captain OF the Charlwood, his wife. son
and a governess and the stewardess, To-
gether with all tho barks- officers and six
OF their men, a total OF 10 persons, were
drowned in spite of the desperate effsrts
made by the lifeboats of vc~Seis which hap
pened to be near the scene OF the collision
70 rescue them. The spot where the two
vessels met was not far from the Eddy
stone Rocks, IA miles from Plymouth.
Only an apprentice and tho captain g
daughter were saved.
In Staffordshire and Worcestershire on
Monday miners 70 the number OF asou,
8, 600 struck against reduction Of 10 per
cent made in their wages. The engineers
employed about the Tyne aud the Wear
have decided TO stop work on Saturday
next owing 10 tho disputes between them
selves and their employers as 10 the ques-
ton of pay for overtime. Should the en-
gineers carry out thoir determination abou,
80, 600 persons win DO thrown out of en-
ployment
The floods in England continue 10 do 9
great amount of damage. The river
Thames in some places extends for a mile
beyond its banks. The town OF Elton and
many of the streets of Windsor are ilnpas
sable and punts are used TO convey people
| from house TO house.
A telegram from Milford Haven say:
that small rowboat containing three sol
diers who had been on q pleasure trip cap
sized there. AL three Of the eoats occu
pants were drowned.
Rev. Charles II Spurgeon, pastor Of th'
tabernacle, who has been seriously Ill To-
months past, has so far recovered hi
health rs TO be able to start for Mentone.
The Ketch Vice Foy was wrecked nee
| St Ives, on the coast Of Cornwall He
crew Ii missing. The boat with the corps
OF seaman on board was found on he
beam ends
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30
And Here's Another wreck.

A frightful wreck occurred on the Balti-
moro 81 Ohio railroad near ST. Johns sta
ton, forty miles east Of Cumberland, Md,
Wednesday afternoon, resulting in the in
slant killing of two persons and the injury
of four others, three of whom will die.
James Knuckles, engineer, and Rodney
Richards, fireman, were instantly killed.
w. Fl. Lippjncott II. Silver and Charles
Craig postal clerks, were fatally injured.
Tue accident was caused by the spreading
of the rails The train was running at the
rate Of fifty miles an hour. when suddenly
the engine jumped the track and was fol-
lowed by the baggage car, postal car,
smoker, passenger coach and two sleepers.
The train ran along the ties for distance
of 200 yards, tearing up the ties, and then
overturned. 1t was complete wreck, and
the only wonder is that moro were not
hurt The tracks were blocked for many
hours and all trains were delayed. The
loss to the railroad will be heavy.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30
MORE saiG0IsM.
DIR. Patton, Of Princeton College, Ac-
eused of Heresy.


eused Of Heresy.
A New York special says: DIR. Patton,
of Princeton college, made an address Se-
fore the Philadelphia society in 1887, on
the subject of sanctihcation after death,
in which he said: ~ am pretty sure that
there is no doctrine that is put in jeopardy
by the simple affirmation OF this belief In
future probation. Those who hear the
gospel in this world will not have another
chance hereafter; those who do not hear il
or have no opportunity here will have some
chance in the future" The Rev. DIR. Nc
Queen. who reported the address, wanted
TO publish it in the Philadelphia Magazine.
Before doing so he showed proof sheets to
DIR. Patton. The Princeton professor OBJ
iected on the ground that it would hurt the
church, DIR. Mcqueen says, and it was
suppressed. DIR. Mcqueen has now pub
lished the address and i: is to be used in
the the trial of DR.. Briggs, TO show that
the leader of the prosecution OF the Union
college holds virtually the same 'heret-
ical' views. The address, IL Is believed,
will have a strong effect in the trial. DIR.
Patton, In his defense, says that he was
not correctly reported, and that the reason
he objected to the publication of the ad-
dress was that it lacked literary finish.
DR.. Mcqueen. the stenographer, and the
Rev. Frank Hyatt, who reported the adj
dress in long hand, are positive that the
report was correct, and are willing to go
on the stand during the Briggs trial and
swear TO II. Mcqueen will also swear to
the reason Of its suppression, that DIR.
Patton said it would burt the church.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30
HOT UNDER HIS COLLAR.
Uncle SANS Blood wrought up TO the
Boiling Point by Gillian Outrages.

Dispatches from Washington regarding
the Valparaiso affair show a very deter
mined feeling on the part OF the authori-
ties To demand due reparation. Secretary
Tracy says that further study of the
cipher dispatch received from Captain
Schley of the Baltimore last week in re-
gard TO the recent assault Of American
sailors at Valparaiso showed that in add
ton to the killing OF one man and the seri-
Gus wounding Of six others, thirty-hve
other American seamen were arrested and
detained by the Gillian authorities after
wards examined and dismissed as there
was no proof that they had been guilty CT
any misbehavior. This confirms Captain
Schley's other statement that the Amer
leans were unarmed, sober and well behaved
at the time Of the trouble, aud also indl-
Gates that at least forty men out OF the
Baltimore's contingent OF 275 men were
objects of the Gillian mob. 1t also appears
now that up TO the date Of Captain Schley's
report the Gillian authorities had taken no
steps to arrest auu punish any OF the
Chilians responsible for tile affair, or at any
rate that no Chllians were arrested. or
that the movement Of the wheels OF justice
had operated in any other direction than
against the Americans. President Har-
rison insists upon proper redress for the
insult to our national honor, and that
unless 1t is given within reasonable time,
Minister Egan will be recalled and all dip
lomatic relations with Chill suspended. 1t
would seem that the government does not
care 10 make any belligerent demonstration
towards Chill but prefers for the present
TO show its displeasure and possible resent
ment through diplomatic channels. Specific
instructions as to his course have been
cabled to Minister Egan. Secretary Blaine
refuses TO discuss the matter. The steam
cruiser Boston has been ordered TO Gillian
waters. She carries years stores and
ammunition for the vessels now there.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30


NEW YonK. Oct 26.--R G. Dun b Co 8
weekly reviow OF trade says; General
business is remarkably active aud tnereas-
ing in VOLUME an the west, Improving AZ
the south and distinctly less dull than IL
was q week ago at eastern cities coffee
tions, are improving In nearly an drrec-
lions, as the liberal movements Of crops
enables tho farmers to settle their accounfs
and 70 make purchases for tho esming sea-
son. The money markets are newhere
strin CONT, at nearly all tmpsFtant points
being quito easy, though with neticeable
Improvements In tho demand. These signs
plainly PROMISE a strong trade Dor the fall
and winter unless disturbances which can
not now be seen should interrupa Wheat
has fallen 4ezc. Corn b scarce, and 3Kc
higher for spot and oats 1szc higher. Cot
ton receipts even surpass those of tho Same
week last rear. Coffee Is a iower. oil lie
iswer, lard i lower. and hogs have fallen
3oc Per 100 pounds, with no change IN pork.
Sugar. both raw and GRADUATED. N s6neyha at
lower With quito active market- In gem
eral the speculative movement sppeafs 70
tend toward lower prices for prodscts, the
supplies being unusually largo The, busi-
ness failures Occurring throughout the
country during the last seven dAyd hpmber
s4s, ~ compared with TOTALS OF 40 hast
week. For the corresponding week of hsk
year The figures vere 32b.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30
From the Frying into the Fire.

Leda La Montague, who was extradited
from the United States ostensibly on the
charge Of arson, was only used when in
Sherbrook, Can, as a witness against her
brother. who was charged with the murder
of her husband. She refused TO testify
satisfactorily and was committed TO jail for
year for contempt of court Her counsel
objected TO her incarceration on the ground
that IL was violation OF international law
and the crown was forced to put her on
trial on the charge upon which she was ex-
tradited. She has been found guilty and
sentenced 10 seven years imprisonment
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Lehigh University will abolish free tut
ton after January l, 1890, charging those
who apply after that date.
The Peki government has directed their
ambassador at st. Petersburg to demand
explanations from Russia for encroachment
on the Pamir territory.
The Massachusetts soolalistic labor party
has sent an official challenge to Gov.
Russell to Joint debate Of the political is
sues OF the campaign with its gubernator-
ial candidate Harry w. Robinson.
Secretary Noble has ordered all the sur
veying corps and alloting agents in Chey-
enne and Arapahoe TO disbAnd until con-
gross makes further appropriations. This
will delay the opening Of these lands over
one year.
Thomas H. Kelley, cashier Of Richard
son, Williams & Co., Wholesale dry goods
house, at New Orleans, has embezzled
$50, 900. Kelley was lottery fend and
his defalcations were in part, II not wholly,
due to that fact
The Chicago Malta dagoes are mad OF
Count Manassero di Costigliole, consul in
Chicago, because he doesn't make moro OF
a fuss over them and the New Orleans
affair, and they want tho italian govern
ment TO recall him
Mr.. Dillon, in a speech at Dundalk, Ire
said II the spirit OF faction in the Irish
party were allowed TO spread, In tive years
there would be as many parties as Irish
members There was no hope, he said,
that Ireland would unto under Redmond.
Fire last week destroyed the Iron Noun
| tain & Cotton Belt railroad depots, a,
Birds Point, No., and also burned about
| so box cars the greater part of which
were loaded with cotton. No estimate oil
| loss can be made at present as all record.
ut the Offices are said 70 have been burned.
The eight, hour law has been declared
constitutional by Judges wakeiey, Dssns
and Davis, Of the district court al
Omaha, Neb. The opinion was on a tcs
case made by the Central labor union Of
that city. 1t will be az onco appealed u
tho supreme court
Frank Brooks and Terence Murphy
with their whole ''green goods" outfit
have been captured In New York, and 10 D
n dreadful blow 10 some of 1.-THE best clti
zensr whose communications have beer
found. j. r. Reed, of the Hgin hom'
stock farm, Pine, Ind, sent them $40 70
$50 In ''green goods"
The municipal authorities Of Staredoub
Russia granted permission 10 Che Jews b
speu their shops on Sunday. This i.essse'
the populace and a riot foffowed. A Fl
wss started In the Jewish quartor, nan
houses being destroyed. wine shcps wer
Bsoted, hnd the mob becopsing drunk, kep
up Vie work Of pinsge. into The night
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30
Canada Don't wantExcluded Chinese

Another serious complication has arisen
in regard to the enforcement of the Chinese
exclusion act The new trouble Is ex-
planned by a telegram received by Attor.
ney-General Miller from Uuited States
Marshal Price at Pembina, N. ID. 1t was
in regard TO the case of two Cinnamon
who has entered the country by way of
Manitoba, and whose deportation to that
country had been ordered by Commissioner
Caruthers. Marshal Price says he took
the men 10 the border line, and the customs
officers at Emerson, Manitoba, refused TO
allow them in except on payment OF head
tax of $50 each. The marshal says he re-
fused to pay the money and that the China
men could not This new state of affairs,
which practically prevents the government
from sending out OF the country and Chin
csc who entered from Canada without pay
ing the head tax required by the law OF
that country, embarrasses tho authorities
very much. The Encouragement says
that be had not yet answered the marshaPs
telegram for the simple reason that he did
not know how to instruct him TO proceed.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30
Here's Two More.

A head end collision of freight trains oc-
Cured at Round Bottom station, on the
Pittsburg. McKeesport 81 Youghiogheny
railroad, early Thursday morning. Both
trains were badly wrecked and Engineer
William Scott and Brakeman Frank Green
killed instantly. The rest of the crews
escaped by jumping.
Two freight trains collided on the Chi
cago Sc Northwestern, near Dayton, Ia,
Friday morning. r M. Haden and George
Steen, trackmen, were killed. The acct
dent occurred in deep cut around curve,
while both trains were going ut full speed.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30
she,- n Record breaker.

Sunol beat the worlds record for a mile
at Stockton, Cal, Tuesday afternoon. The
afternoon was warm with no wind, and
tho marc was brought out about o'clock.
After a three-mile warming up Jog. the
word 'go" was given on the first attempt
to get away, and Sunol went TO the quar-
ter in 31% seconds and 10 the half nile In
1:o4, where the runner Joined her. The
three quarters post was reached In 1881
and the mile IN 2:0SH, half a second faster
than Maud S. time The mare finished
fresh. Six timers held watches, all Of
which made the time 2:08E.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30
MICHIGAN STATE ITEMS.

Aunion veterans union command was
mustered in at st. Joseph last week.
a milling company at Benton Harbor
-four to Scotland.
David Evans, coal miner in the shaft at
Corunna, was caught by descending cage
and seriously injured.
The Calumet & Hecla mining company
will exhibit a SO, 900 model Of a stamp
mill at the worlds fair
Michael j. Cuncannon, Grand Rapids
ma1carrier, is under arrest charged with
using cancelled postal stamps
EChicago syndicate will erect % cot
tages upon SlI, 900 site it has purchased
,on Spring lake, Ottawa county.
The Milwaukee &c Eastern transit COM
pany proposes to run its boats all winter
between Milwaukee and Benton Harbor.
august Serr. of Corunna, used some low
test oil TO light his fire, aud then il took
aim haf hour TO pick up the pieces of the
stove.
Quincy clergymen have joined forces
aud are holding religious meetings nightly
tnthe country school districts adjacent to
the city.
Railroads in Michigan earned SAP, 1885,
6S3. 80 for the first six months of 1891, as
against s43. o33. 6l6.04 Cor the same period
of 1890.
The Battle Creek light guard. that has
failed in its efforts TO enter the state SER
vice, will keep right on drilling and watch
its chances.
49, - NI,a. ti,tN
sand brick plants. 1t will be operated By
a Chicago corporation with a capital stock
OF $3.50, 900.
Rock fen at the Buffalo mine. Negaunee,
last week, and Richard Allen, miner was
killed. Three of his companions were
quite seriously injured.
Edward Gleason, West Bay City
butcher, had his thumb bitten of by hog
the other day. Tho hand had begun swell
iing, aud he may lose his entire arm.
Five tramps rode from Chicago To Battle
Crock in a sealed car with a lot of liquo,
consigned 10 wholesale whisky dealer Of
that place, and did not touch drop of IL
ID. o. Harrison, OF Lawrence, escapet
from mob that was about to deal ou
summary Justice TO him, just after he had
been bound over 70 the circuit court foi
trial
The horse aud buggy Of A. Huston, o
Sturgis, were stolen Sunday night from h
front OF the Presbyterian church. ths
theft was not discovered untd the close o
service
Mrs. Standish, wife of Hiram Standish
a welI-to-do farmer at Locust Coruers, nea
Hudson, took paris green aud died freu
che effects on Sunday morning. tssauit.
was the cause.
Sheriff johnson, OF Berrien county
found a rope. a razor, two lfttie saws an
a stone In the small ticlc of one OF the cell
OF the Jail. Srhe cen was occupied by
tough and desperate character.
Log chains were permitted IN drag fror
a car upon the Duluth, South Shore g. AT
Iantic railroad. They caught In bridge tim
bcrs near Nestorla, tore Out soue " Thor
and deraicd a portion OF the train. IN
.~sy,,oclr tvaa Qvtgpuofyp
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30
Indian Uprising In syexreo.

tre republic Of Mexico. Is again h fever
Of exoisemout by reason of tho Yaqui
Indians, along tho YAqui river, having
declared war and entered upon campaign
which promisss W 30 bloody and tycable-
soms one. Tho Mexicoa edyfszhsent IA
conos.tr,ctlss troops as rapidly ss possible
and preparations arc beins rade for a
vigorous campaign. TIE nipartaboe- OF
the sisnaxsen leakeS sus thrsag6V tay tracts
beiag made by Nesdee Ter n hsgcSfupply
Of cartridge belts aIA eantceus kpd tho
argent resnest taat orders be IKE with
An possible haste, pegsrdlesa oftxptnsa
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30
Grand Rapids, Latest Sensation.

A telegram from Springfield, H., created
a sensation at Grand Rapids on Thursday.
IL concerned j. II. Andrews, well-known
in financial, political and social circles of
the Valley City. The telegram says that
while Ina Europe last June Andrews met
Miss Mary Gregory, of Jacksonville" ILL.,,
who was abroad sightseeing. They were
soon married in Paris and then returned
70 this country and made tour OF the
fashionable watering places. Then An
drews returned TO Grand Rapids and the
bride went TO her home The marriage
leaked out there soon after and Andrews
is supposed to have joined his bride.
His whereabouts are not known to
his friends In Grand Rapids. An
drews, some years ago, married Miss
Anastasia McGordon, a Muskegon heiress,
che daughter of a pioneer and very wealthy
iumberman, deceased. They lived in
Europe for long time, and then, return
ingsto this country, took up their resi-
dence here. A few months later Andrews
was arrested on an old warrant for max
ing a murderous assault upon man in
Washington, and the arrest developed the
fact that Andrews was not his real name.
He spentsev weeks in the Washington
prison before he obtained his liberty on a
legal teohnicality. For the past year he has
been engaged In placing Michigan mining
aud marble quarry properties on the Euro
pesn markets and has been highly success
fM in his endeavors. He has made fire.
queut trips across the water and was
abroad at the time, il is stated in the story
from Springfield, he was married TO Miss
Gregory. His wife, formerly Miss McGor-
don, was sent to a private retreat in De-
troit last summer for mental treatment
and is there now. The couple have two or
three young children. Andrews return
will be looked for with interest. as a state
ment by him may shed additional light on
the story.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30
man and Money Disappeared.

The Molsburger mines, at Webster. Pa.
which were tho first 70 pay the advance to
the miners. have closed down again on 40
count Of the mysterious Disappearance OF
the manager, winibert Molsburger. TIE
men are three weeks In arrears In wages,
and Molsburger went 10 Psttsburg last
Saturday 70 get the money 10 pay them
He has noe returned. The amount due
me s,su 10 about 50, eco Tho miners werx
greatly exeited. and gathered tbsut ths
comPany's store, bub n was CLOSED, ant
nothing eoufd Be learned Of ,Mokburgsr'
whereabouts.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30
Here and There.

The gales which have recently been
causing considerable damage TO shipping IN
tho Mediterranean continue their violence.
Along the northern shores OF the Nediter-
raneau several WRECKS have been reported
A passenger train on tho railrssd DO
tween Lyons and Grepoble was deraflcd
near Moirans, France. on Monday and rus
over an euhankment A number Of mo
carriages were telescoped, aud 10 Desssna
were killed and 80 seriousiy wounded
There was rlotcus eight In the sswn %
San Michele, province OF Modesa Tiny, o.
the 25th. between body Of socialists and
O number Of worklngmea- During MO dis
turbance tive men were killed ana et4h'
ssriouly injured
The elections IN Bpenss Ayrcs, On tes
25th were attended with rRtug az osrdovl
and Tucuman. The pence were conpeneS
10 FIRE on the riotsrs, and many OF Shs fos
ter were killed and wounded
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30
a Brave Soldier and Good citizen.

Dr. Isaiah Whitefeld, a leading home
'opathic physician, of Grand Rapids, died
suddenly Sunday afternoon Of heart dis
ease. He was born in Canada So years
ago, and came to Michigan first in 1860.
He served throughout the war with the
Fourth Iowa volunteers, participating in
the. Pea Ridge. Sugar Creek, Lookout
Mountain, and about 80 other battles.
After the war he studied ut Ann Arbor
and the homeopathic medical college in
Cleveland. graduating in 1870. He leaves
a wife ana four grown children.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30
Made insane by morpbine,

Mrs. John Huston, of East Tawas, was
siiing last Friday and took some morphine
TO alay her suffering. Shortly after she
was MISSED by the family and an extensive
search was made for her. but not trace
couiotbe found. The search was con-
tinued and on Monday morning her body
was found in Tawas bay. below Haletown.
It is supposed that tho morphine unbal-
anced her mind.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30

The town Of Meiringen. in Switzerland,
Of 1000 population, has been destroyed by
fire, only two buildings being spared. The
people are destitute.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30

A league has been sorucd tn Paris to
establish n secialist repubiic.
Ges. Bculangor ana AifAe Bonnenan
wers besh addicted TO ths morphine habit,
10 IA said. -
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30
WITH THE WOLVERINES.
a Brief Resume Of Principal Events
of n Week Throughout the Two
Beautiful Peninsulas.
A Grand Rapids Man Of Financial
Prominence Charged of Having
Two wives Living.

An East Tawas Woman Becomes
Insane by Using Morphine and
browns Herself I'm the BaY.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-10-30

Thirty Oasos of cholera n DsmsscsA
The record-union., 1891-03-24
Incorporated Companies.

The following articles of incorporation
were filed in the Secretary of States office
yesterday:
Palace Hardware Company of San
Francisco. Capital stock, 100000. Direct
tors-Samuel t. Lewis, Edmund S. Gray,
Monroe Greenwood, Frank H. ELLIS,
and Thomas J. Shackleford. ia
New York Gas Consumers Association
of San Francisco. Capital stock, SlOO. 900.
Directors-D. L. Randolph, j. D. Whit
ney, A. =. Hecht, S. H. Smith, Sampson
Tanis and t. II. Green.
San Diego Commercial Company
Principal place of business, San Diego.
Capital stock, 100000. Directors ohm
Glnty, w. IL. Clarke, j. III. Barbour, M.
A. Luce and o. l.. Stephens.