Stalybridge Examiner, and Ashton, Dukinfield and Mossley Advertiser. — 1876-01-22 (Stalybridge, Greater Manchester, England)

DLING CIETY.— y dioate a crop of not less • than sls,050;000, or more .- - --than 4,150,000" -- or ,an - average .of 4,100,000 - dlhßlt not long ago, says the Globe, by M.A., ey , “e 0 a, bales. On the publioation of the ,aoreage, returns nesielofits highly seniational 'sande, in whi oh •errd in June we named 3,900,030 to 4,100,000 as a . s.. , ! ~, .4 corded he adventures of a secret society organised fair esti:Vete, With - the VoSaibility of 4,250,000 -0 : for. e ispecial ,ptirpostOkif swindling society. The in' the event 'of an., open swinter. . Saba°. association was, internattonal, and nyed, its,buOilmis quently, owing tor :the favourablesssonditions re. in ever Y civilised country; it was fonvenea in innual ported fro Ts. Washington,, we, leaned,, towardsaitgondueted in a motar neralimeetings, at which the plindeigwas equitably 4,loo,oooiietali retainiug the possillig ,0f54„250,000 -dividedl in the. shape of dividend, and everything bales, enbitiiilipgoofwpA pt go,„pn4 ?frgsrlep.4•oT. -u s harmonious and, successful tgl We now know that in manY important 'strict!' picks ,style. The o exception to each ear's triumphs jug has . been going on, since November, and Ais . wits that now ii then it was found *talent to get just possible that the maximm enitimate, Ah.e. , rid.V:i a ensPlcit s or Unfaithful m Ile ny quietly Bureauoseicla is based on, 4tetrmeattatifßilycom' iiangJng him. It seems that - either owing to the weeks ago, may be slightly exceelladoilai lorrai,iii .'.i .. , 41.1iiien e of this inspiriting book, or from son,.A. 14 .3.siunl.li: . i .vosl offs Ma .sais.d.o lo s,, s J.maills emanatingfrom their own minds., a numbet,_ _ ~,__,_,,.,Ai..,.01110 wozoao/Rin,ohreen_havobeen organising on a small rosin .di ro a,,,,,T '"1 - '7----, t 7 (-7 7- ' ",--;;;;1177.7 - , e-, f., ~„:a.itnail r cOicip4ai*.' ' Tire. Soene'Of their eiploitsli MEMAUXAIILII::I ittrN.Lotaf.eirLThe -Car/ii/i. hitlarr4 "h%thi' qi,thited to the' principal' 'railways of Patriot says: Mr. Samuel Warren, Master in France, andriliiiii-inedtis Opercitidi has beeifinodestly Lunacy,' held dimes' 'Of inquiry -regarding the rod:dined to. the `three;disrd trick, -•styled' In' their mental oempetenoy of :Mr. John. Dudgeon, an enai- "•q.i,utrY Robignolle. One of th-e-frAternity was in nent shipbuilder, ,fornierly of 10sherville, Kent,. , i'Lh 'bit of manipulating the Garde itaiktlierT, a I and now an inmate of Morningside Asylum, .Edins :pprtly ci entist of fortynne- kummersirplayed the burgh. A barrister appeared to oondnctithe ease part f the gros ,pro?ri;itaire, alkinfi, slittlp, on behalfof_the Court of Chancery, and it WitCreenc bat appearing "- to Agkei ' a iterion's ' inteietit Honed, that the proceedings were instituted in-oons in-.„the game, whilst . 116) 'third adventurer sequence' of some arrangement of Mr., :Dcidgeodn'S -wadA egging on the unsuspicious stranger to affairs. It appeared he had been in -Ss 'Mai eitini7lfaifiiiis luck. Thus was composed the interesting gie waysof-bminess. Lloh appeared a few daye „ago before the tri• large ircuiepds called thp ~Indemelerßiaa forst I but 1 t Tours. The prineipelliwitness, a special Brazilian s-coverobicit. /t 'oosk,Wainii.llion'l.s, ka i shire of the Orle4alip ip., deposed that from money. 'ln launching it, ,however, _ there vriii , A time frequent coniplianti had been Made a mishap, which s.preyed - :upon, . his minds. and 4itiaUyAo -hi,mr•by „travellers who had, lost his diectair -Vrai heightened- lij„ some subsequent' it the Vociati,Lbit wlfehli'l not- courage to' embarrass-one*, and 'still more by the death Of - his `Snout the trickery ,of the winners, at, the ex goose brother.S,:!He Sank into melancholy, and his friends of admittinitheirOiOnfolly ailcsiers. 'The Offi'alal; oi Several oocasione discovered him concealing '-hOwever, litiXhis.AOYe upon the rand, isiddwawsible" razors Sind other instruments of intended self. • 'es soon as- a more courageous dupe appeared to violence. It was- at • last found necessary to send, `pounce upon the, ,oleoders in their own lair. The him to an 'asylum where there were means Of tilting' attack as succese6ll;,and the association will lose proper dare of - him, and Ozilslie 25th Of last Sep.s for twO years at least three of its most brilliant' tember hi was - received it :Morningeide. The :manilas. doctor, who gave evidence, said the .case was one, .eq•s, of (tette suicidal melancholia. The patient was .rEitiLs OP