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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20
Mlchlgan's Crops.

LANSING, Mich, Oct. 12.-The whe'
crop Of Michigan this year, as indicate
by reports made to the secretary
state, is "a, 140,767 bushels. Wheat
badly shrunken in most localities. T5
average yield of oats is 1929 bushel
per acre. Corn is estimated to yiedh
ty-two bushels of ears per acre. Their
was no frost up to October /. except u
one or two counties, and there it Sa
light. This has been great help to to-
late crop of potatoes, and they are esh
mated to yield IS per cent. of an aver
age crop. Winter apples are estimate
to yield Is per cent. in the southeilp
counties, 43 in the central, and 50 in th
northern counties. Late peaches az
estimated at 60 per cent. in the sou'n
ern and northern sections, and 94n 'H
central counties,
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WELCOMED TO AUSTRIA.
Emperor William Cordially Received mt
Vienna.


VIENNA, Oct. 11.-Emperor William
arrived at the railway station hero at
noon to-day. Emperor Francis Joseph,
a number Of high military officials. and
several of the ministers, awaited his
coming. At soon as the train bearing
the Germay Emperor had come to a
stop in the station, His majesty sprang
to the platform. The Emperor of Aus
trla stepped forward and the two rulers
threw their arms about each other and
kissed repeatedly. After salutations
were exchanged with the other notabili-
ties present, the Emperors entered q
carriage and we're driven to the imperi-
al chateau at Schonbrunn, which lies q
mile and half from the southwestern
boundary of the city. The entire ride
from the railway to Schonbrunn was.
lined with people, who gave the Ger
man Emperor All enthusiastic welcome.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20

Whose Bodies We're They

LONDON, Oct. ia dispatch to the
News from Boulogne-sur-M er saws that
the captain of sloop which lust ar
rived there reports that between
| and O'Clock on Sunday morn
ing the sloop, being then about
two miles Oft st. Valery- and
driving through furious storm. passed
large number Of human bodies float
ing in the sea, surrounded by uuan-
tity OF wreckage. The captain saws he
counted forty corpses, and from their
appearance judged them to be the
bodies OF the sailors and passengers of
some steamer. -
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NOW THEY ARE SORRY.
Santa Fe Telegraphers Who Struck ON a
Bogus Order.

SANTA Fe AeleEFApHSTH VINO StTuCN ON u
Bogus Order.
TOPEKA, kas., Oct. 1.-THE great
strike Of the teIegraphers on the Santa
Fe Railway was all the result of a hoax.
The operators were informed by Chief
Ramsey, of their order, that the COM
mand directing them to strike was a
forgery, and instructing them to return
at once to their positions. The mon
upon receiving the order returned to
their keys. During the day the entire
system from Chicago to the Pacific
Coast and from Kansas City to Calves
ton was at a standstill, over 1000 opera
tors being idle. The only man who re-
NAMED at his post was the operator at
Barclay, Kas.. and he says he knew the
order to strike was hoax. The loss to
the company is very great, while the only
benefit to the operators is in showing
their grit and in demonstrating that
they are in good condition to enforce
their demands. The joker has been
discharged.
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MRS. HARR,soN's CONDITION.
M Immediate Change for the Worse An
Alx>ixA AnA

No Immediate Change for the Worse An
ticipated.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 13.-It la
stated at the White House this morning
that there has been no material change
since yesterday morning IN Mrs. Harrl-
sons condition, except that she seems
a trine more com ortable. While it is
,rue that Mrs. Harrison's condition
does not improve, and that she
is gradually growing weaker, Private
Secretary Halford says there y no
foundation for the sensational reports
current. and that the family apprehend
no Immediate change for the worse.
The complications which existed ut
Loon Lake are no longe- present, and,
unless they should return. the case, II
is expected, will prove to be different in
40 Way from that of any other patient
afflicted with tubercular disease.
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Crime In COrea.

''They do not classify crime Ii o ~ ssl
said ]. 3. Wlnkler. ut is just o. os h
GUS matter to De convicted OF s s.sssp
a pound Of rice as of plotting 1l Tnsl
or committing wholesale murder. to d
is but one penalty for all crimes Durip
off the heads Of the cuipriIs. lost sup
my visit to that queer country la bInttpp
mer a pair of valuable sleea avnaeted
were stolen from me. i sls 1P9ore u
servant, and he was taken pe' riaores
tribunals and subjected 70 aa,,,tely y
examination. There was apso .ha erp,'
evidence tending to fasten slloF 4
upon him. suspected the :. TO 70 arela
having swallowed the buttons buttons = potsgg
discovery, and the authorize, q search =
offered to cut him open IL =
evidence if / said 80. J" !,
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GRANTED A NEW TRIAL

Renewal Of the sullivan Ross Case at
Marquette.
MARQUETTE, Mich, Oct. 11.-Judge
Stone, of the Marquette circuit court,
this morning granted re-trial of tina
case Of Thomas G. Sullivan, of st. Ig-
mace, against the estate of James 6.
Ross on the ground of newly discovered
evidence. The case was first tried
IN this circuit last summer, and
resulted IN verdict award
ing the plaintiff 10000. The case arose
out ola transaction in logs between the
parties. The re-trial will take place at
the December term of the circuit con #.
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"A New Comet.

LICK OBSERVATORY, MOUNT HAMII.-
TON, Cal, Oct. ia very faint comet
was discovered by Prof. L. T. Barnard at
the Lick Observatory, Wednesday night,
by photography. Visual observations last
night show tho comet to be minute in
diameter. It is OF the thirteenth magni-
tude and is moving southeast / degree,
40 minutes daily. It's position last evening,
at 7hours a0Minutes standard Pacific time,
was 8 degrees ascension, 10 hours 81 minutes
north. deciination IL degrees SO minutes
ThiS is the iirst comet to be discovered by
the aid OF photography.
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and Hamilton, responded with n
pneumatic guns and surprises aei
whole fleet only the ylsitin, lasl
ships, but the American men-of.rg. Sa,l
well. The salutes from the Vasa ~
were as rapid and sure in their eo guy
as the second artillery batteries 9" "tl 40
cruisers, and beloved forth with " - log
which made the rapid fire guns so roo
like uistOls, 'oulQl
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Will Have His Wish

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 12.-Albert Rapke.
% years OF age, attempted to commit
suicide with a Ratchet TO-DAY. He
placed his left leg on block of WOOD
and cut It Oft just below the knee. He
then cut his lett arm so that il HING nv
shred Of skin only. After this he
battered himself on the head with the
natchet until he tainted. He was taken
to the hospital and cannot live.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20

GOOD NEWS FOR SETTLERS.

Northern Michigan Lands Open to Home
steaders.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. l3.-Actip2
Com missioner Stone, Of the General
Land Office, has rejected applications of
the Brule River Railroad Company to
sell 30, 900 acres of land in the upper Pc
ninsula Of Michigan, and directs the
director and receiver at Marquette
10 receive entries therefor. This will
BE good news to settlers on these lands,
as il relieves from suspension home-
stead entries anu other applications
which had been pending before the
General Land Office for many years.
Other applications for selections are in
process of adjustment.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20

FOUND A NICKEL MINE.
Valuable Discovery by PROJECTORS Near
Duluth.

KOHPCVtVKH
Duluth.
DULUTu, Mimi. Oct. l3.-Word comes
from the northern part of this land dis
trict, in townships 65-4 and 65-5, that
an extensive and valuable dscov-
cry has been made there of
nickel ore. The find was, so it is re-
ported, uncovered by operators of the
Guntiint Lake Iron Company, which is
stripping tor iron mining operations in
that locality. The vein of nickel is said
to be from eight to ten feet wide
and of very considerable depth, and
to assay an average of 8 per cent.
nickel. This assay was made mere Of
all Interested In the property, and is u
remarkably high showing.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20
CALLS 1T A FRAUD.
Report of Capt. Lee on the Cheyenne am
Arapahoe Reservation Purchase.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. l2.-Charga
of fraud and bribery and the wronga
payment of $67 500 of Indian money u
alleged attorneys" on a contract ap
proved by the Indian Bureau and th
secretary of the interior have been
officially made by an officer of th
United States army. The charges an
contained in the annual report of Gen
Miles, commander OF the Departmen
of the Missouri. to the secretary of wal
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20
Breckinridge May Speak YET +,

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct 16.-lhe ,sS
York Board of Worlds Fair mall's s.,
mortified at the treatment of Congresses ssr
Breckinridge by the Chicago. press. t rel
extended him cordial invitation To an, tbel
the exercises of the dedication " o.
state building at Chicago on Satulu""
tober %, and make an address.
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TEN UNDER THE RUINS.
Frightful Explosion of Digester
Maine Puln Mill.

ORoNo,. Me-, Oct. ia digester
the pulp mill at this place explodedl
s O'Clock this morning. The buildi4
was completely wrecked. Ten person
are reported as being in the ruins. ON
dead body has already been taken ouI
The fire department and physician
have been summoned.
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THEY WANT TO KNOW
Northern Pacific Stockholders to Inoy
into Company Affairs.

NEW York, Oct. 11.-At the anpm,
meeting of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company, to be held in New Yoi
City on October 20, the New York hold
ers of the preferred stock will d.
mand that the 1884, 900 consolidate
mortgage bonds, set aside for TN
preferred stock, be taken up for "a.
ries of years. The Philadelphia holdep
will request the appointment ola COM
mittee of stockholders to examine tbs
physical and financial condition of tia
DrOpertv.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20

No Noticeable Change.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct ID. 1t IS SUI
at the White Uouse that there is no noucs
able change in Mrs. Harrison's condi'U
and that she does not appear to be a ~;
weaker than she was yesterday. ~. linn
President was in His office for rev n =.
utes only to-day, and the only visitors -. n
ceived by him were Secretary ElkllSs Ir'
Attorney General Miller. Mr. ana n' h
Russell b. Harrison have returnea
Vachir ufou ~
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The Big Wind Gun saIn,as

New YORK, Oct. 1l.-For the first
time In history pneumatic pnn was
nred as salute to day. This was
when the dynamite cruiser Vesnv,,,p
following the signal from the Phil,
'adeiphia to salute Forts Wadsworth
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20
Narrosx Escape Or students.

D CHICAGO, Ill, Oct 1.-THE residence of
Ii Il. Platt, at Lake Forest, burned to the
ground last night. The loss on the house
and furniture is $4,000, partially covered
by insurance. The students of Lake For
est University acted in the capacity of
firemen. Three of them narrowly escaped
beng burned by climbing from the second
story on lightning rod.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20
FORMALLY EXPIRES.

The Western Traffic Association Thin.
of the Past.
New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Weston
Traffic Association is no more. Att
meeting held this morning the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, The Chicago, Burlington /
Quincy Railroad Company has given no
tlce of withdrawal from the Western Trt
tic Association, and such withdrawal hal
been followed by the withdrawal of 9th
ers, which renders the association inehS
tive;
Resolved, That this meeting do now ad
journ, for the reasons stated, without date
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20
FOUR PERSONS KILLED
Grip Car Run Down by Train at K,,
sas City.

SaS ClIy'
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Oct. 12.-Four No.
sons lost their lives in cable Car acs
dent this morning. The accident "a
Cured at the intersection OF the SAM,
Fe tracks and the cable car tracks al II,
Fifteenth Street station. A train ran int'
the grip car Of the cable train, and fon
of the eight persons on the grip wen
killed, the others escaping injury,
The dead are William Barbee, grin
man; Cynthia Revis; Edward McKis
ney; jefferson Zecrist, picture frame,
The cause of the accident, it is said
was the absence from his post of duh
of the Waterman, who was attending b
his lanterns.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20
GRANTED A suPERsEDEAs.
The Indiana Elections WIN Be Held
Under the 1891 Apportionment.

Under the 1891 Apportionment.
INpIANApoLIs, Ind, Oct. 1.-THE
supreme court has granted an order of
supersedeas in the apportionment case.
This will enable the county OF Henry
ton under the u. superintendent of
1891. The petition for the order was
fled by the appellants, the county Off
GERS of Henry County, and wassat once
granted by the COURT. It il now the un-
Outstanding that there will not be any
more legal proceedings in the appor-
tionmant suit until after the election.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20

An Alabama Lynchinv.

NEw ORLEANS. La, Oct. 13.-The
Times Democrats Sunny South, Ala,
special says: II is learned last night a
mob o. infuriated citizens stormed the
Jail at Monroeville and took therefrom
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200 Lives Lost IN a Fire

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Oct. l4.-Aos stsl
from China by steamer Oceanoi on ten
that a great fire at Yehang on nepffitb
Der 4 destroy ed nearly the wfo one Il I;ves
large village with loss OF wv N;r 81
Fifty iunks were burned on the to-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20

CAPT. CHARLES Fl. HEyL, of the Twen-
ty-third Infantry. has been detailed to
represent the War Department exhibit
at the Worlds Fair.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20
PlNERIES IN A BI.
Much Damage Already Done to Stand
ing Timber Nm Minnesota.

FossroN, Mimi, Oct. IL. A fire
is raging in the Beltrami Coun-
ty pineries. doing much dam
age to standing pine. A large body
of men has gone to assist in fighting the
fire at Stadsvold 4 Larson's sawmill.
The mill, with 100000 feet of sawed
lumber and 100000 logs. is reported
in danger. If rain does not fall inside
of twelve hours the fire will reach the
Walker and Red Lake pine.
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HAD HER THERE. -Mistressu Msid
the biggest fool I ever s,sm "-J@
"You forget yourself, ma an'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20

grain merchants of New Orleans.
drowned himself in the Claiborne
Canal. Cause, excessive drinking.
ALICE GRANGER Chatham, Ont.
school teacher, who was worried by un-
ruly boys, poisoned herself with NOR
phine.
JULIUS VoLLBRAcHT, aged 81, commit
ted suicide in jail at Quincy, Ill.,, by
| taking morphine.
MATTHEW BROWN was fatally shot at
Crescent City, O. r., by"Kid'' Huntley.
whom he tried to whip.
CHARLES BERKHEIMER was fatally shot
| by Frank Schultz, rival for q girls
favor, near Huntington, Ind.
ERNEST SHERWOOD was killed at Battle
| Creek, Mich, by heavy iron pipe roll
| ing from a wagon on him. His head
was smashed to jelly. The pipe
weighed 2,049 pounds.
GEORGE G. GEER, who was engineer Of
the Monitor in the engagement with
the Merrimac during the war, died at
Charleston, S. c.
Mrs. SUSAN NEAL, 20 years old, who
lives with her son on ranch in Mayer-
lex County, Tex, killed a full-grown
panther with an ak.
w. G. DAILY, II years old. fell from a
trapeze at Memphis. Ind, and broke
his neck.
A BREAK in the levee at the foot of Pine
Street, New Orleans. threatens great
damage.
EIGHTY head OF cattle were roasted to
death by train wreck near st. joseph.
Mo. Cause, q burned bridge.
ENORMOUS catches of mackerel are be-
ing made on the Irish coast.
The drouth in Southern Russia has
been broken by copious rains.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20

Dack TO OCTOBER l.
The ship Hawaiian Isles arrived at
San Francisco, $50 days from Swansea.
She had nine cases of scurvy on board,
four of which may prove fatal. The
ship had been given up by the English
at as high as so per cent. premium.
THE chief of the secret service an
nounces that new counterfeit SIS silver
certificate was put in circulation in Chi
cago, October IL. It has the new back,
and is of the series of 1891; check letter
&C." Rosencrann, register; Nebeker,
treasurer. The paper is fair, and is an
imitation of the new distinctive djstrib-
uted fiber paper used by the govern
ment, the fiber being initiated in blue
and pink ink by the use of a pen.
JOHN NOLAN, of Safe Center, Ia, has
been held to await the action OF the
grand jury on charge Of murder. His
victim was his employer, James B. Hur-
to. farmer. Nolan claims the team
ran away and Hurto fell out, but Hur-
to's ante-mortem statement was that
Nolan kicked and pounded him.
THE grand Jury at indianapolis indict.
ed the following supreme officers of the
defunct Iron Hall: Freeman D. Somer.
by, supreme Justice, Indianapolis; Mark
C. Davis, supreme cashier. IDdianapo-
lis; ]. T. Younghusband, supreme
trustee and chairman of the board, De-
troit; j. Henry Hayes, supreme trustee
and secretary OF the board. Camden,
N. j.; G. Il. Thompson, supreme trus-
tee, Binghamton, N. Y; George &c.
Fountain, supreme trustee, jersey City,
n. j.; f. w. Rouse, supreme trustee,
Baltimore, Md. They are charged with
embezzling 100000.
Town COUNCILLOR SCHUMACHER, oil
Oderberg, Eberswald, Germany, was
found poaching on the royal preserves
and was shot and killed by the keep
ers.
FIRE broke out on the steamer Akaba.
from New Orleans at Bremen. One
thousand bales of cotton had been dis
charged before the flames were noticed.
THE trial of the men who participated
in the Saratotf cholera riots was con-
Guided in Astrakhan, Russia. Four
prisoners were sentenced to death, and
most of the others will be sent to ST.
IBERIA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-17
Church Notes.

4 meeting OF the Disciples Union Of Rich
mOnd, Manchester and vicinity was held sun
day at T. VI at the Seventh street Christian
church. There was large attendance. Rev.
Jabsl Hall presided. An interesting report
vas made by Eav. G. Is. Moore Of the work III
Manchester Mr. " j.. Smith told Of the
good TX in ths West End. IL was shown
tiat the yospects ior the union are very
bright and much good work Is being done.
Next sunday morning the Sunday schooi
81 Randolph street church viii occupy ths
pretty new church building at the corner OF
Randolph and Beverly streets The new
church is not finished but owing 10 tho dis
comfort 0f their present cramped Quafsers
and tue increasing heat they will remove the
chairs from the old 10 the new location. and
the school will march down in "a body SUNDAY
morning and occupy for the first time. The
singing viii be of a specia. character md Will
be led by Mr. Frank Hammond on the co.,
net
Photographs Of the new Randolph-street
church and the old building outside and III
terror will be sold rs souvenirs at the Car
uega.e di Belezzo.
Iarge congregations attended both services
80 Leigh street Baptist church on sunday.
In tho morning the pastor Rev. W. /.
WRIGHT. preached. and at night Rev. John
Pollard ID. D.. q former pastor. preached.
he Sunday school, Of winch Is. +. Johnson.
lel.. is tho efficient superintendent. num-
Dered seventy-four officers and teachers and
70i scholars the largest school IN the history
CI the church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-17

the Episc pal ministers of this city yester-
day adopted the following resolutions
Whereas 1t Is only just that the drug clerks
of this city and vicinity should have greater
freedom from labor on Sunday and an OppOr-
tunity 10 attend religious services therefore
be 10
Resolved. That the clergy in Richmond
and vicinity, assembled in their regular Mon
day meeting 40 the church-rOOm. unanimously
and earnestly recommend 10 the proprietors
Of drug stores that they close their doors on
Sunday for the sale of everything except
medicines and that they make the period Tor
sale of medicines Just as brief as possible
and also al such hours as 10 permit the clerks
10 attend divine services. and they as unani-
mously and earnestly eXhort their parishion-
ers ~ abstain from all purchases on Sunday
except medicines and then only when absO-
lutely necessary
The resolutions were signed 10y the follow
ing ministers John b. Newton OF Monumen-
tai church. John X Mason of st. James,
Preston Nash of Christ Lewis W. Burton
OF ST. Johns, Eyerard Meade, B. NJ Ran
dolph Of Emmanuel, Richard p. Williams of
st. Pauls. G. n. Kuyk of Weddell- Memo
rial chapel J.. r. Mason of Grace church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-17
4 sfnck ComnnnY.

The Mabie Stack Company was chartered
yesterday by Judge Wexford. OF the City
Circuit Court.
This corporation Is organized for the Dur-
pose of manufacturing. buying, selling leas-
ing. hiring and using letters patent for the
Mabie Combination and other stacks. The
company is authorized 10 acquire such build
ine as they may need in their business, the
amount of real estate to be held at any one
time not o. exceed twenty-five acres
The capital stock Is TO be not less than $50
600 nor more than 500 900. IN shares of US
each The officers for the first year are h.
j.. Lee. president; NJ NJ. Strause. vice-presi-
dent: i. j. Levy. secretary and treasurer and
the above and l.. G. Mabie. Thomas n. Page,
l.. Ullman and L. Salomonsky directors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-17

Colonel Cheves. Of Kentucky, Spoke at Old
Market Hall-His Position.


Colonel r. :. Cheyes. Of Kentucky. spoke 10
an audience Of about one hundred persons at
Old Market Hall last night on prohibition.
lie is a lecturer OF experience and has dis
cussed tine temperance question all over the
South. Ills speech last evening. though an
characterization speech. was conservative IA
the character of language used. lie had
been reported by correspondent IN
Onancock 10 Richmond paper as be
ing denuncatory Of both the Democratic
and Republican parties and all good Chris
tan people. aud also of giving expressions
favorable t. abolition ideas and negro social
equality Colonel Cheyes met each charge
i'm rational way except the last,
which be disposed Of by calling
A. q lie. Tie newspaper description
Of Colonel Cbeyes' speech at Onancock and
the report that he would resent 1t IN an az
pres-ive manner last night gave expectancy
oil II rather spicy speech. The speaker, how
ever. was d Quilted IN his defense. and his ex-
plantations seemed 10 be entirely satisfactory
10 his hearers. who frequently applauded his
sentiments
Colonel Cheves lis opposed TO both parties
where they come ia opposition to prohibition
and takes the ground that Christian cannot
consistently vote for either party as long as
their attitude Is iayoraDl" 10 the hauor frame
Tie accepts the abolition OF slavery "a "A matter
for rejoicing. but was STAKEHOLDER andhDol-
ton hater like thousands OF other Southern
slaye-owners This. in short. is about Colonel
Cheye's position he explained II last
night. he is good speaker aud Will speak
in Manchester tonight lie IS here under
the auspices of the Prohibition Club, OF
which DR. Iumkin and Prot. .Smithdeai are
prominently connected.