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VOL. XXVH—NO 269. OSWEGO, N. Y., SATURDAY ev e n in g , NOVEMBER 22, 1890. ESTABLISHED 1819 DILION AND O’BRIEN. SeriouB'Ohar^es A g a inst Them by M em b e rs-'of the. Hew Y o rk Lesgue. N ew Y oke , N ot . 28.—Six members of a local branob ot ■he t Irish land leagueha^e rmited talBatdngamtddxeBH- oriticiBing the methode afad motives of Messrs. Dillon and O’Brien that will at tract wide attention among the friends of Ireland. It goes so far’ as to charge that they fear to have an Irish land league here to which they would, have to account fbr' money subscribed by Irish Americans, and that they havo endeavored to atop the rslsink of money to prepare for the - impending famine ih Ireiheftd for that it would interft Hogan, Thomas F. Burke, John Woods and Daniel Healey axe the names agned to the address. The F ire Eeootd. P atehson , N. J. v Nor, 23.—Theex- ^ 0 handsome residences of Joseph and Walter ford, which adjoined which were oonsnmei SOB f20d,P0O. Padleiwskt, of the murder of densral' Belh Padleweki iS'now hiding in London.! ___ F asis , N ov . 2&—The Siede has ad vices from Mtdagaeoar that tbe Prime Mtolster in a speech referring to ‘the French pratedtorate. used threatening language toward Franco and that the P^ehoh BesidentbGeueral at tbe capital protested to-the (Sueen against the Ja nrance f 200,000, The fire originate in the en^ne -room - of the mill from some unknown panse, ' and fanned by a high wind quickly spread throughout the mill reivf' dering tbe efforts of the firemen power less. The three hundred hands employ ed in the mill, among whom were a number of women and girls, were for a t&ne panic stricken, but all of them, it j is believed, e»osped-tiniD jored. Many —^4md narrow escapdsrbirjaaipiflg ' from the second story windows. He \Was H o rribly Injured. George Signor, of Backetts Etorbor, the brakeman onthe-Pome, Watertown & Ogdenabnrg Bailroad who was caught rsatWallington, toll&. Gladstone, and that the cause of reparation and justice to Ireland, to which the Ubsral leader had dedicated the olos- isg days Of hia life, must not suffer iarOugb the unwoitl^ees of any r ^ . D obun , N ov . 22.—^The, govemmeni IBS issued a prodamation probibiting th< iCldlng of a meeting vvhioh was to have taken place a t New Boss to.mqrrpw for the pnrpoae of expressipg confidence in 'the s put, under care of Dr. J. F. Myers, of Sodus,ha recovered to be able to go to his home on Wednesday. Hia injaries were such Qiat it seemed very doubtful if he would ever recover. F o u n d in t h e Canal. “The dead body of John 0 .8 . Lynch who was one of the oldest reddents of the First ward, Syracuse waa found in the “first short level” of the Oswego canal in the Fhst ward yesterday morning.’’ Mr, Lynch was a well known dealer in salt, blocTra in Syracuse several years ago and to be well off. He lost his nd for 12 yoarspastha hasbeen estrangea from his f a i^ y . Deceased had many acquaintances in Oswego. _Bt^gs street driving frightened, and them one ^ the down on the Uts held then Holbrook’s now h a l l , ---------------- block in West Bridge street, will bo opened Monday evening next by the Third Ward Sochd Club in the third of series of receptions. ' A n A c c ident A v e rted, driver of a hack by hia presence of d averted what might have been a erionsif.,nota fatal accident in East et this morning. He Wras ick across the N. Y. O. & W. i a train wah stsndin) depot. The horses bee ‘ in idi eSorts to bold reins broke. He stepped pole and reaching tbe held them without ' doing muph damage. The hack contained a number of pMple who were to attend a funeral <m the West side. Adsims, A m e s a n d G ould. B oston ,- N ov . 22.—Hon. Frederick L. A ttim states that Charles Francis 4 Ad«ns will resign a t onco as President the Union Paciflo EB. Go.' His luo- Siaaor. has not been definitely named. * I f c , Adams will also reeiga from the directory, leaving two vacancies which \■ be filled by the election of Jay Gould Gjouid interest L to force a re orgaif' rione BO. The bal ance of power rests with Mr. Ames. The change came as the result of an atnlcsble agreement between Mr. Adams, Mr, Amee and Mr. Gonld. Firem a n Hilled, iiroadheioi _ er, Ed Bari , one arm badly snstt ___ ______ was crushed to death, The aooident was sh Which sent morning. The engi- h a d a leg oat off and iced switch w caused by amispl the fust mail into a passenger train i:^whioh waa side tracked to allow the fast maU to pass. ^ A Linem a n Dead. N ew Y oek , N ov . 22.—A t 9 o’clock QOrning James Tucker, 87 years old, n of the linemen of the East Rive , wu:e overhead at Second avenue and ') Sixty-sixth street. The foremaB was • suddenly seized by a fit and fell acrosa. Idenly seized by a fit an< the whies, He received a f man was taken down from the pole an ambulance from the Presbyte hospital summoned. The ambult Opsurgeon a ftera bfiaf ejtaminatiou ; • Jaounoed Tucket dead.; > • Vice CoihmElhder Dehd, • B osto K i N o V. 22.-=-S'ire commissiener R. M. Tobltt Naiidnal Vloe-^Commander of G, R died kMjay.£0f. Bright’s TO M T ’ S FOHEICH NEWS. Item s of In terest from Foreign ARis, Nov. 22.—The Event ibinet council will beheld lay to consider whether it-shall- demand-the BRICK WALLS COLLAPSE MANY W O RKMEN BT7EIBD IN THE RUINS. council wll^ i the Bussitm Pole suspected e murder of denaml' SeliverskoR Id at Elyt the Govern.- estradition- o f E ight Masons, Tw elve Irpii W o rk ers. jBndFJftoenLaborm?e R escu ed—Belief T h a t M any w ill Die. . J eesey Cror, N. J., Nov. 22.—The show the activity of walls of a new brick building in course thetesult of marking of erection by Well% Fargo & Co., o n byer the entire liat. mnha and Rock Island each ' ■n “ “ ' ■ ■ Bville & place, it ex&ts at a goo( in the ruins. The police, firemen and SouthuOTu, eaCh o t which w-m up pet ambulances were soon on the spot “and tbe work of extricating the burled men coinmenesd. -Pkom naclemeath the big pile oly bricks and timbars koto heard r help, f‘Wo are being latb; forGbd^s sake help u s While wilfing hands tore away the bricks from the maimed limbs of tbe mdemeatb, others pulled away iron rs and heavy blocks ot wood. As as the ambulances aRlved the in- d men were put into them and sent l&hfletfilat=^t4O430^eigh&a«BoiH5- ___ ve iron workers and fifteen laborers had been taken ont and eent to tbe bds pital. (jwing to tbe confnsion their names could not be learned. Tbe in juries of some are regarded as fatal, and it is probable a numbes of them will die. One man is known to be dead, b is body lying crushed beneath the heavy iron girders on tbe first floor. Thus far tbe men have been unable to pull the him. Thermaeon work P abis , Nov. 23.—A velvet factory at Lyons vriis b u m ^ to-day. Loes 750,- GOOfrances. Noy. 22,—The i who have com< le great ^rvard-Y a le foot-bsU ThAwe \ - orssb, but was. uninjured. Ifiis iron work wasNeing done by Post & McCord jff N e w , Y o r k . ___ . Itlsa n d ^ t o o d the iron girders need _ In tbe 'oOnstmoUon of tbe b i d in g were entirely too heavy for the brick work. which will interfere more with the c fort of the spcotatoia than with the pro gress of the gsino. Both teams are in excellent condition for the contest. K illed b y t h e Oars. UnoA, N. Y.jNov. S3.—Sfrs. Bridget oCaffrey, aged' 86 yeais, Was killed at ItUe Falls by being struck by tbe Cen tral Hudson East bound North shore limited express about ten o’clock this loming. She was cresting tbe traoka time and bad stepped npon the j o t passenger track to get ont of tne way •a freight train going West. There is i publio crossing at that point M o ney Hoaxo^ In Buffalo, - ’ BuEPAEOjNor. 83.—M o n tis so scarce in Buffalo that holders of grainy finding that -they have nc chance of raising money on it readily, sura sending it foe - ward to New York, where the chances, thoogh not good, are still much better than they are here. One dealer, with a $70,000 draft and pletlly of grain behind it, failed to raise any xutmqr atthe hanks and sent his grsinforward. Another waa nnahle to get $10,000 oo his cargo. The cirennutanoea are quite likely to make holdings in grain elevatora comparative ly light for the Winter. A n AotTMa's N a rrow Eeoape, OABBOHDAii, November 23.—Venic Omalya of the May Davenport Borieeque company bad a narrow eadape from death last evening. She had placed her uinhrella in one m the boxee, andinen« deavoring to get it jumped lightly from the stage. Her feet atmek on the side of the register over the heater flue, and qidck as a flash the register turned, and she plunged feet foremost toward the furnace k the bosemmst of the build ing, giving a ahrill scream as she disai pear^ from view. As she reached a turn in the fine tbe tin broke apart a t tbe joints, and ehe fell through into a millinery stoi greatly to the dismay o f the shop keep< She was badly cut j -in Bhe was badly cat b y the t bruised in falling, hut her. injuries dons. If the flue bad not brb|cen mid surely have plunged into ^ e id perhaps been fatally bmn- A Marshal {Shot Dead. W ebsteb , Fla., Nov. 22.—Deputy United Statee|MarshaliSamuel Lestrange shothot andnd killedled hereere was s a kil h yesterday af ternoon by R. E. Burford against whom be had a warrant for arrest for violation of the postal laws. Burford’s offence, it is said was sending threatening letters ' cards through the mails. “s,s, “ ford re-. lib- a feww wordvura and postal The men had a fe > a sisting arrest, and when cornered deli erately drew a revolver and shot the ^ pnty. Lestrange was about 60 years old and lived in Jacksonville. B u tter a n d Ohecse, N ew Y ork , N ov . 22.—Butter—^There is a limited business in progress, and the feeling as to prices is barely atcady. Qaotations are for: Creamery State 21 a 20; State dairy, H. F. T. & P, best 2< a26; prime 28a28i; goed 19a21; poor t aI8; firkins and tubs beat 28a28i; p«mi ■21«&9rgood-i0a2O5 poor-18al8.- Cbeeae—The market has not ohsngei materially. On strictly fancy lota, o SeDtembw made, firmness prevaili ; while bn otheh gi&des there ia somet ir regularity. There is not much busine&s Quotations are: For fancy, C|s4; fine, hiaii good, S p iifalr, 7ia8;skimc, 2 b *; light »kim^ 6la7\ fair.to gcod, 4ia0. nental Ritii^bF _________ _ ____ t ,-- - tti adyknce iiU frri^ht rates eh Bacifid oOiUit hUsiheai 10 p e rcent, oomtnencing N w Y ork , N ov . 22.—There was nothtog in the news: this-morning-tO: ^ ^ g e the temper of the stock market . ................ therefbre, continue to and the dealtags, therefbre, contin show the activity of yeeterdaj’^ theuresult of marking matenal adva-w,, — ’• ' pfrat prices were fractional, in girders off being doneLy Michael Brennan, superintending it at the time of cast wall, causing it to collapse. At 11 o’clock i t was believed a number of in- jnred still remained in the debria. The bnfiding was an impeoing four story stmetaro and intended for the FINANCIAL MATTERS. TLaNevsr York Stock: M a rket A c- IfiY® and Firm —^The Feeling smpex ol THE MESSIAR CRAZE H O W IT W AS STARTED AMONG- T E E INDIANS. leneral Miles Says the ’O'tmoBt Care Will Be Neoeasai^ W 'ire- vant an. Outbreak—Troops in Readiness. CuicAao, No yeas asked laat;^ the eituatlon in th t^tical. — „„„ *uv V.VDC che ??{; year,and I have not oomidered i t triflta® matter, batripba rire other hand, quite - a 'seriotiB eubjrcfc. It will riquire the utmost Laokawanha and Rook Island e roee IJ, Unio Paciflo H, Loniavill Nashville and sugar each IJ, Coloi t cafe and p rnd^oe to pre vent a n outbreak and then we mSy not. sneoeed. The trouble Is n o i only atone place, it exkts at a good many places. „ ___ Colorado ^d e iy separated—from 50 to 10(f mfire coal I t. Richmond and West Point pre- distant—and the undeistandtogr is that ferred 1. 8 t. p —’ ’ - --------- — »»’“ «-»* ------ :— x. . toward k and there waa a partial reao- 1 , while the Vlllarda showed consid • erable weakness. Northern Paciflo com mon retiring nearly 1 per cent. There was no material progress made in the downward direction, however, and a t l i o’clock tbe market waa active and firm. N ew Y obk , N ov , 33.—^Tho run on the CStizens ea-ringa bmifc waa continued to day with ma much‘vigor as ever, C hioago , Hav. 22.—Y7. L,.Prettyman, a private banker, has ' . ......... is failed. Liabilities , andconoentration o fail are disposed to be hoetile to join in. i ia the understanding the -warrions ) in the different camps. It is said a n Indian called “Bannock. Jim” claims to be (he Meesiah, Do khow or have you ever heard of He was cue ot the Bannocks I cap tured in 1878,1 think it waa. I f 'it is one ' ‘’link it ia h e is a bright, eh 5 first m ove ............... ot Bannocks i the mountains company’s stable. It covereff Iwveral lota and had a fifty foot wing running. After the wall fell the iron girders throughout tbe building began to fall andKbc workmed made for the street. Those on the lower floora-eecaped, bnt tbcaa who were a t work on tbe third story were anished by the failing tim bers. Geo. Barrett, aged 80, waa killed, and many others were badly injued. ROLLING STOCK G 0 MPAH¥, A R e c e iver Appolnte.fi:::^£;.aa‘ge A o - seta a n d LiabilltleB. N ew Y ork , N ov . 23.—Itis annonnoed by the New York office of the United States Rolling Stock Company that A Hegewlscb, the Freeident of the com pany, has been appointed receiver of tb i cemoem. Tbe company’s capital stock is $2,000,000, mostly held in London. The company was orlgmally organized by the old Erie party in Inndon, and McHenry, Barlow, Dnncan Sherman Jb Co. and other prominent interests were ideu^ed with i t II had the patronage of tbe Erie line, bnt changes in tbe control of those propertiee affected tbe company’s bnsi- neea adversely. The liabilities ore given at $3,816,000 and the assets at $6,058,- OOO. This company waa one of the largest if not the largest, bonders of railway cars in the world, and haa ptan^ at Hegewlmb, Bis. .Decatur,Ala., Anniston, Ala., and U rba^ Okie. Sudden De&th. N ew Y ork , Nov. 22.—Colonel Bev erly of Washington |D, O. the inventor of Che circnlar fort adopted by riie Gov ernment a t the last sestion of congress was seized with a cerebral hemorrage in Brooklyn yeetenlay and died shortly af ter having been removed to the bospitoL A F a tal Runavray Aooident. D cbhak , N. Q, N ov . 23.—Mrs., Win gate,' wife of Rev. 0 J. Wingate, an Episcopal minister, and Mrs. W. L. Wal lace went driving in an open catxiage yesterday. The driver waa sent into a Be and the Epirited faorsee started i . Wailaoe jumped ont on moat Instantly killed. Mrs. vards jumped and si L ondon . N ot . 23.—The Btock market opened buoyant, but prices afterward fell oHgbtly on reaUzing sales. The market is now {12:50), very firm. The stock {market clooed very steady b u t a Blight reaction fro'm tbe b « t P arish , Nav. 22.—The Comptor Ns- tiemat D. Ssoompte has failed. CODNaT o F WOMEN. T o Meet I n W aahinsrton In Febru- ary-^DlstlnguiBhed W o m e n to re li^ n WgOTYWirimffS Sn n lw ^ t , ____ ___ St tiems went over to the Shoehrmes and Arapahoes. These Bannocks are over commanding officer at 1 ill the Western port of Wyoming and Lincob, mabtains tiiitt ^ n afteri W bgate fterwards jumped and suffered in- wbioh will probably cause her The Fajrmera. jqeieed . 111., Nov. 22.—^Tho na- Duvention of the Faiemora Mutual Benefit AsBoebtiou adjourned ycBtei after deoiffing to hold the next mee at Indianapolis during the second week b November, 1891. An amendment to the couBtitution w u adopted giving wo man and all others over'the age of 18 years tbe privlege of joining the order. In E x tr a Session. . CoNOOBDj N. H., Nov, 22.—The Gov ernor and coimoil to-day voted to call a Bpeoial BessBion of the LegiBlatnre De- S t . dbSSs, N. F., , ___ Robert Bond left yesterday for Washing ton havbg been summoned by telegram to a conference 0 lations between New Foundland. ’ by telegram cal trade the women of the United S btes will he held a t Albangh’a Opera Honse, Wooh- ington; from Febmary 16th to 18th in ue 'of the great luternatiopal _— wonMobeid.at Waabbgton in 1883, afe Wb'cb papen were read by nearly one hundred women, repxeeenb- in g j^ e u diflerent countries. Airfoat rime two permanent oigomza- tioos were formed—the Intmnationa! Gonncil of Women, df~whioh^MilIioent Garrett Favroett’of En^and was elected President smd the Nuionol Council of Women oC tbe United States, tbe latter orgaiuzaQoa rscrivbg into anxiliaryship oU national organizatiMM ot women in terested in tbe advancement of levaroHembled. Eleven of the important national organizations Iready entwed the connefl. ave a lre^ y entiwed th e connefl. The b tse e b of women’s clubs wiU be ntion by Mrs. repreeented at this com Ella Dietz Clymer, of New York, Preei- dent of Socoeis, and Mra J. 0. Croly Tennie June) President of the New York iTomen’s P ten club. The religii w<xk of women will be considered Mrs. M. Loolae Thomas of New York, and Mrs. Bhnlly Sherwood of Waahbg- ton, p. 0. Dr. Julia Holmes Smith of Chicago has been bvited to represeut the Qnees. - IsabeUa asBodatioii. Many other papuea will be reidby the promi nent women of the country on every toino Df btoreet o f women. The coll whiob was ieened by oard of Managers to the women of Ifsries bears the slgnaluiea iminent w »f Board of 1 United Si__, hundreds o f the ptominei ffie oonntry. Among theee t ________ smer, Glara Barton, Frances E. Wil- 1, Mrs. Id. Louise Thobaa, Mary F. Seymour, Mrs. Elizabeth Oady Stanton, Mrs. Kate TannatfW^oodB, Satan B. An- tiumy, Julia Holmes Stmib, Mary H Erout. Lmian, Whiting, ^ t e Field, nda Boynton an, Jennie C. Luebda H . Stone, Lu< Herbert, Mary T. Esstr - • * aisJane.) MoGIynn W ill N o t R ecant. N ew Y ohk , N ov , 22.—Dr. MoQlynn, b an bterview regardbg a dispatch from C h icle stating thatbe was soon to be rebstated, said he did not attach much importance tO it. He Bays ho will never recant the theories which are dearer to h im than his church can ever be. He emphatically afifiimed tbe truth of bis theories and etid the church must bevitably accept them. How’s This? We offer One H undred Dollars reward for any cams of catarrh that cannot be cured by ta^bg Hall’s Catarrh Cure, P. J , C benbv &C o ., Prop3.,Toledo, O, We, the tindortugiied, have known F J. Cheney for tbe last 16 years, and be- *> __ ________ « ________ • . Li- < __ • It any obligations mad( * t &Trtxax, Whole8MeDruggIB^ To- They are here, though, and suppose it is My name is Red Cloud. That ----- 'eto s a y a f ' ' The Indian talk -sraa t this question, jcompuiied by mtalfe was accompuiiei many gestures, b u t each statement wm made deliberately and bore With-it the impjEesaion that-tisespeaker was — ' luntiTr as critlcaL Gene: fed; “I have regarded. ikfeJndiB Mfies r all right, ia all I hav The Indian many gestur madedeliber impjtesaion ti tag every word, and was n ot anxioue to ^ ^ m ithimaelf farther than he in- In Tlawing the siluetion, Gen. Brooks mid about all I know b tl^ t we are tnaseaoreiL tlcir^m ectofqniebtagtheirf* here. There dm ha no bdians are badly ekeit Came tbe wl \ rs b o n l d . .^ hndtheeffeci Bemewhat, ' \ «»«aawonderta]iyr Thiie people haTO been oommtmjqited wfih .and they all kno^ the troops .are hefe. We have foyce enough'to Iteep the peace. Tom ^ h y , one of the mmor chiefs, demaxes h e did noi;)cnow what the troops were On the reservatiob for, hut Ineiated “ o BtO| ■ 88 the white maab church exoepfc^tot we donit pass around the h at,” E W , S, b., Nov. 22,—A tele^am le Governor from Gettysburg, Potter ify, this moming s ta t^ that seven ons had been killed by the Indians ■ Lebau and asking for mfiitia. No one here credits tbe report. * LidiatiB on this Bide. They were: . ..... .. ......... im d v tig a fm .'^ 3^ g w e r ffi^e^de o f W o ^ Bt^ng^hat the people are commg Ugion to soma of* the having been warned a n ^ ^ l h e ^ ^ M t o ^ l ^ k AiA MM9 yoTb U 2 w jouuxig luio xiuiuoui) mauuaizx 0 uj AC 18 no they came over to ffiie Shosbones and ground for alarm, and has written reoB' gave the information. Then some o f raring letters to Ifie local papers. ■■ ' “ loshonea ................... “ ones went ylsitang the Chey- enpee'and tbencs to tbeSiotix. A pirty of them started a year ago tifia month cm tbe Roaebud and from some ot i oux compc Tbe vitit on i lOBhonea and Arapahoes, them they traveled on th e Union Pacific rail road quite a long distance and vrent to there were reproaentativoe ofsixteendiC- i6 tribes—Arapmhoeo, Utes, PintosL - ___ -Arapmhoea, Utes, Shoshones, Bannocks and others then returned and the Sit much tokeu with the new' ?inteiL They taken with th e new craze, but they ht^t tbee niedicineedi was not strong •d to it the hostili thoQ tb m enoogh so they aildec psurt; that is, thpy aU believed that ■waM th e Christ wliom they had ont there and that hb was £ ,to rive the lands to thoeo whites __ Indiana who believed b this dootrine; but h e WBB gobg to do i t in his own >m they it hb f e Wl WBB gobg to do i t in way and advised them' n o t to be db- tnrbed, bat to bide their time, Bnt that did not srit the Sioux, who thought they ought to do aomething to remove, the whites. Thit doctrine was very taking with the Bioox. T h ^ eent othera to different bands o f the Sioux who in tom went away down bito to m went away doi Territory, so that the Messiah exists among the wild tribes b the Indian Tecril em part of all the diSe Creek ^enc i the Indian craze now 1 the Weet- ferent Koux camps .in Dakota and a portion of Montana, up on the North part of'the • c MiBSOori at ] ’ and they have Beni f tbe British fine to CmcACO,, Nov, 22.—A special from ine R b e Ridge Agency, S. D., gives ie foRowtag statement on the Indian tuatiM ibyBed^—■■ I see Bomo of m y friends here this toming and want to ttil them seme- tung. 1 have some i n ^ friends in Wsaiimgtra. The Great Father’s friends are all my friends Of the agen^ and wi tbb eoldiers. I hav derthedi' are til friends are friendly with been working un lather a t ishington for 30 years. Wasbbgton. about tea times my Great Father. We asked frar Dfobes and school on these creek-s about the reeervation, and we go then My people faave bniit bouses about thts c h o r e a and schools Imd some of tbe 'plsoee look like vfilages. I tell my people to take care of their stock and increase i t and they axe dobg it. I have g o t over two hundred beaA Major Burke smd Buffalo Bill taike my people among-tbe whifeBrmd they travel and leturii Bomething. I get l e t t ^ f tote them and they bring me good news, for they teU me they ore all well taken care of. Then I send my children to the big Bchools b the East, where they feam aomething. Several years the tt came down on the reBorvation. ' . took our horaea and burned our lodges. That did not make ms angry for they were my friends and I let them take the horses- The reason why I teel you this fa beoauee I see the troo^ hero ngafa. I don’t want to fight and I don’t want my people to fight. \We have lots of old women and lots of old men; y^e have no guns and w« can’t fight, for we have nothing to eat and are too poor to do anything. On this reservation I am the head man and they all look to I haven’t iseen to see the will go to eeo it.' I will try to atop i theee Indiana are fools. The \Wtater weather wifi atop f t, I think, a ny way. It will be til pver by Spring. I don’t tbbk there wfil be any trouble. They say that 1 Irave been in the dance. That, is not right, have never aeai. it* M andait , Buigenheimt 8. p . , Nov. 22,—Sheriff ngbeen w by M-fQV -.--—j-- The Sheriff at oncesUpped 40 guns to uns and Bfebron. Captain Hallaroa, immanding officer at Fort Ahrutmm itaina t ^ t there is no WAS IT UNWINlST-gRlAL A S o n them M ethodist MiniKter to b e D isolplbed for B a n n ing for E ureka S prings , Ark v Nev, be fifty-fifth annnti Arkan enoe of the Methoffisl oharaoter, tbe name rminglumi, tbo a confer- . j Episcopal ohorch South,fain session here. It ia well known that^ under the o r d ^ o f paramg thenam e of EevC T. M. 0. ition will iperbtendentof Pntfiio Instmctic » reached to»day and it ia c charges will be pmeferred agtinst him for accepting the nomination, on &e LoboeR^uNioan State ticket. Tiib Democratic press in different ^ da^M ous for pnceedings agtinst by many friends to throw faimiself on the mercy of th e conference, acknowledgfag that ho waa wrong. It is thoaglfif how ever, that ha will stand finu on the grounds of personal and political liberty and that i t vras not unmlnfeterial for him to accept a nombatitm for an edu cational ofifioe, EC b 13 an able and conx- ^eommioister,who has heretofore stood *n the obntefa. Ho baa held the of- f presiding elder and is usnally nau o f some ol the moat important committoea. Ths-caBab vratched with great fatereat, as the Rev, N. B. FizBr, late cadidata for governor On the labor tiket^ is a member, of the White River conference ol the some church, and this trial will likely foxesbadow ita action in the case of Mr. fixer. Batlcy UsTkat.. rawkat nomltal ST MA bnltij. $1 tiX^SC^ •tocko-’S, fl sdassol The roIlowlngsBC-wa thoflnctvaaius tt tho leading tpesnlatlfe options, roportei by X. G. Wheat p t Com... s I Oats... s Closing 1 Pork.., 1 ¥ lard... I OSW E & O CANAL. T OLEAItaO NOV. S3,1890. John .Garflenfer, Fulton, 135,000 root _ . . f S l I ” ' ® iZ.SSS foot lumber, 131,»B feet lumber, l31,ewfeetbmb«r,E'W feat lumber, bu^btidey. ' I ■■■V
