Niagara County News, 1882-11-24

              Niag VOL. 2. TOPICS OF THE WEEK. The wrecked steamship Arragon j has been completely abandoned on i the coast of Anticosti. Five men were killed Friday and \ I nine injured by a dynamite explo-1 sion at Llanelly, Wales. Jay Gould is about to go round the world. It is the only thing, we believe, he has failed to get around. The railroads announce an ad- | vance in east-bound freights, to take j effect December 1st—that is as soon : j as the canal closes. It is the old i story. ' f The American delegate to the So-I1 cialist congress at the Jfague iu 1871 [ has just been sentenced in that city I < to two years' imprisonment on a! 1 charge of obtaining money by fraud- j, nlent advertisements. I' < . I' The evidence of Suleiman Daoud » as to tho responsibility of Arabi Pa- ! j sha for the burning of Alexandria } and the attempt to murder has been ' very considerably shaken by the tes- [ timony of other witnesses. ' Patrick Casey, the second of the •' prisoners accused of the murder of 1 Joyce family in Mayo, has been con- t vieted and sentenced to be hanged on the 15th pros. Casey throughout protested his innocence. j Full particulars of the Lough t i Mask murder are said to have been i communicated by an informer to the J authorities at Dublin. Three per- j sons are in custody in that city,charged with the offence, and will be tried * there. ' i Utah is to be represented in Con- 1 gross by a Mormon, provided the House admits tho man elected. Even 1 ( tho Edmunds Commission cannot re- < fuse Caine a certificate of election, ' ho having five votes to the Gentile candidate's one. t A five-yeah-old boy in Newark, j N.J., having been ordered by the , court to bo taken from the custody t of his father and given to his mother, resisted so strenuously that the order was suspended, and tho result is likely to bo that tho father and i mother will bo reunited. Tho youngs- 1 ter seems to be stronger than the ' _ J Not content with making silly charges against the character of Mrs. j Langtry, tho papers have commenced 1 producing cuts of that lady that look 1 about as 'much like a lady that is j: noted 'for her beauty as the picture a of Lydia E. Piukham looks like Jesse 11 James. The Jersey Lily, it would 1 appear, is in hard luck making her t| debut in America. w A Kentucky murderer is trying to get clear on tho ground of insani- a ty, and his attorney called the atten-  tion of the jury to the fact that his client habitually parted his hair in I the middle. The honest jurors look- j ed at each other, and shook their [U( heads wisely, as though they more m than half suspected the fellow's head el was wrong. It is about as dangerous to be a bl king and rule a foreign nation as it s to attack an editor in this country, re V woman went ont gunning for kings at Belgrade the other day, and ° J to ircd a couple of shots at King Milan er jut missed him, and true to her wo- vo nanly nature she fainted as soon as lie fired the last lime. It is a dull lay when kings don't get fired at, or do )ombs thrown at them, or some kind To if wild excitement don't shatter their i Wl W1 lerves. do William Hamilton, of New j"' fork, who has been confined in an j cj( nsaue asylum for six years, has just j nanaged to have his case brought up j or examination, and the courts have lecided that he is sane, and he claims ; fel hat he always was. Six years ago he foi >rokc a pane of glass, accidentally, lal n a store, and was arrested, and he pe opposes he got mixed up with the unatics, and they sent him to the «y!um, and probably sent a lunatic j 331 o jail for ten days for breaking the | [lass. ' su the ring which lay that moment snugly in his vest pocket, Lord Victor tec&me aware to that his white mare, Bessie, was acting strangely. She pricked up her ears, staring ! suspiciously about her and breathing stertorously. It wag in vain that he endeavored clc to soothe her. Victor heard the tread of mi Ift feet, anil a clear voice with Italian ac- , it—Caroletta's voice, cried ! Turn back, my lord !" Ca followed a smothered oath in a man's eri •f sound of a struggle, a woman's ' en id the beat of running feet through ' pup1 4 Vfl I P"3 I<ord Victor bad dismounted, Q uncing toward the clump of ™ behind which had issued Irelan ) ■oletta, with bloodstains -Juirlips white with a RUSSIA AGaimv behind I Queer Election Bet—Dangerous Kerosene Oil—Ohio Liquor Law—Mayflower Anniversary—Dynamite Skirmishers. John Chinaman Retaliates. Washington, Nov. 19.—The following is an extract from a letter received .Saturday by a gentleman connected with the State Department, from an attachee of the Chinese legation here, under tba administration of Chin Lan Pin. It is thought particularly significant in connection with the recent vigorous protest of the American Minister at the Court of China touching violations by the Chinese of the rights of American merchants and shipping ut Shanghai. The extract is as follows: "It is rumored hero that the Legation of China in the United States will shortly be ordered home in consequence of the passage of the recent Chinese Hill, and that in place of a Minister you are to have simply a Consul, I was very nnxious to visit the United States again, but the coming attitude of my country will not permit me to do so. The passage of that hill has produced a very unfavorable impression here, and the outlook for the shipping interests of the United States is Anything but satisfactory. I trust a better understanding of the mutual interests of both countrios will soon bo reached." The letter was written from Hong Kong, September sth. The author's position in the diplomatic service of China is such as to enable him to be intelligently informed upon tho subject. Ireland's Troubles. A Dublin despatch savs:—a farmer namod McEnvoor, at Oldcastlo, county Cavan, refusing to abandon his farm, from which the previous tenant had been evicted, was shot while returning from a fair, receiving two bullets in tho head, froui the effects of which ho is dying. Dolaney, who attempted to assassinate Judge 1-awson, was Monday committed for trial. The prisoner was guarded to and from the police station by a strong escort of mounted police with drawn sabres. Michael Cssey, father of I'utrick Casev, who was sentenced to hang for the murder of Bridget Joyce, was indicted Monday for complicity iu the murder of the Joyce family.It is probable that after tho conclusion of tho trial of Michael Casey, the remaining four prisoners accused of complicity in the Joyce murders will pleud guilty and throw themselves on tho mercy of tho Crown, asking for life-long sorvitudo instead of hanging.Russia's Intrigues Against England. ABorlin despatch says:—lt Is believed Baron do Giers, who is now conferring with Bismarck, is attempting to form u coalition in opposition to tho English Eastern policy and especially with reference to the Egyptian question. 110 will go to Vienna to see the Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs. Tile Porto lias made approaches to tho French Government to induce Franco to form an entente cordial? with Egypt against England. Baron Corcel, the new French Minister at Berlin, has been ordered to tuko his immediate departure for his post, in consequence of the conference between M. do Clierß and Bismarck. A Berlin despatch says M. do Giers states 1 that the impressions he received at Barzin wero most sotisfactory. The condition of affairs in Franco was especially discussed. M. le Giers, at un audience with tho Emperor, informed him that Bismurk and he agreed on ill essential points. Paying Her Election Bet. (Special to the L'hicsgo Herald.) Marhi.khkad, Mass., Nov., 14.—This usmlly quiotold fishing town reveled in excite, nent to-night over the fulfillment of an odd ilection wager. It is, and has been for years, i Butler stronghold, yot Mrs. Martha Chapnan, one of tho "suffering women" of Marilehoad, bad the audacity to make a wager nth Mrs. Hamuli Porry, another strong- i ninded but more sonslblo female, thut the edoubtable Gouerul would not carry Marblelead. When the election returns were comiarod it was found that the fisherman's 1 own was tho banner Butler town, the Gen- j ral polling 585 majority in a total of 1,500 otes. To-night Mrs. Chapman wheeled Irs. Perry, onsconsed as comfortably in a ig wheelburrow gaily bung with buntiug a 300 pounds avordupois would permit, own State Street, around the Square and j 'own Hall, home again. Before the barrow rent Mrs. Moses Sweet, bearing a banner *ith the emblem of a fighting cock, and unerneath the legend, "Thirteen thousand lajoiity—a clean sweep." Thousands saw lie quoer parade and the women were toiferously cheered all along the route. "esting The Ohio Liquor Law. Cleveland, 0., Nov. 19.—Police Judge olders yesterday fined Fred Diebolt $100 and ' ante need him to ton days in the Work-house >r selling liquor in violation of the Sunday lw. Diebolt is very wealthy and will apeal, and leave town temporarily. The Troops in Egypt. i According to private letters from Cairo 1 B0 of the 800 men composing tho Berkshire ' I'giment are ill. owing to the sanitary con- j ition of the barracks in which they are . atiuned. —A fashionable bello is not always highj toned. Don't Die In the House. J Ask druggists for "Rough on Hats." It !j| j clears out rats, rniej, bedbugs, roaches, vermin, (lies, ants, insects. 15c. per box. —The Michigan Central has leased the •. I Canada Southern Railway, and it will be op- j j elated hereafter as ouo road throughout the I I ' entire line. The Dynamita Skirmishers. New York, Nov. 19.—A final meeting ol ' the subscribers to the Fenian skirmishing fmnd was held this afternoon. The Committee on Investigation made a report, supplementing it with a demand that they be accorded the privilege of producing proof to j substantiate their charge* before a secret J tribunal, or, if the trustees desire it, by pub , lie proof. The report sets forth that of all the money spent, ostensibly for the skirmish ing fund, only two items had even the remotest connection with a skirmishing pro ject. The~.e two refer to the purcluise oi two rams costing 1(80,1190, and to Breslin'e charges for superintendence and constructiou of tho same. Mayflower Anniversary. Phovincetown, Mass., Nor. 19.—Union religious services were held in tho Centre j Methodist Episcopal Church this evening in commemoration of the Sfl2d anniversary of the arrival of tho ship Mayflower in this harbor, and tho signing in her cabin of the compact of government by the pilgrims. Iu addition to addresses, a permanent organization was formed to perpetuate the honor of the pilgrims first landing on the shore at Province town. COUNTY AND VICINITY. —Attica has a freo reading room. —" Pink-eye "is prevalent is souie jiarts of the county. —Holders of hops in Uenesee County aro refusing #1.10 a pound. —Apples are being shipped to Wilson from Port llopo, Ont., by lake. —J. T. Eckert bus leased the Hapids House at Suspension Bri Ige for Ave years. —Mr. Marion Hunter arid Miss Ida llunn were married in Wilton on the 1-tli inst. —The Warsaw Halt Company oxpocted to commence manufacturing salt this week. —Mrs. Eliza Hunt, an old lady living in Medina, dropped dead at her homo on Friday last. —Dr. Win. McCollum.an old and esteemed citizen of Lockport, diod the latter part of lust week. —Miss Frank C. Darling, aged lfi, died at Lockport on the lUth inst. The funeral was held on the 15th. —"Uncle Tom's Cabin" was presented at the Opera House, Lockport, on the evening of the if.'nd inst. —The "Chimes of Normandy" will bo given in Hodge Opera House, J<ockport, on 1 the 27th inst. —The shipments of potatoes from Utica i i his season were only one fourth the usual | quantity. —John Helmor, a former resident of Lockport, died in Jackson, Mich , on the 2nd of November. —A Tonawanda girl bowed throe times when introduced by telephone to u chap across tho river.—Wilson Star. —Mr. John K. Clark lectured at Warren's Corners on tho evening of the 15th inst., on the subject: "To and Fro in London." —The Baptist minister in Mendon, Monroe Co., has u wife who Alls tho pulpit when her husband is absent or indisposed. That is the kind of a helpmeet to have. —The schooner Olenifer, laden with lumber for Tonawuuda,grounded on Bird Island pier on the 15th inst. Thfe barge Nelson also struck. —Mr. Wilfred K. Heliner and Miss Jennie M. Turner were united in marriuge, by Rev. M. B. Babcock, at Lockport, on Wednesday of last week. —Jonathan D. Hall, one of the oarly set-, tiers of this county, died on Thursday of last j week, at his residence near liockport. The | funeral was observed Sunday. —It is reported that 100 picked men of the j Buffalo cadets will ask the privilege of escorting Governor-elect Cleveland to Albany j January Ist. —Mr. and Mrs. McDaniels of Hartland drove off a bridge in Somerset, and .were precipitated to the bottom of tho ditch below, the fore part of last week. No dam- ; ages. —Koinain Betit, who was fatally injured by the falling of a portion of the Johnston Harvester Works at Batavia, was buried in Oreenwood Cemetery, Wilson, on the 14th inst. — Edward Mahoney and John McMahon were arrested at Suspension Bridge, charged with stealing $25 from the person of William Peor. They were held for trial at the next Court. —On Monday, Calvan Thompson, an old respected citizen of Cambria, was arrested for perjury, by A. K. Levan, a neighbor of his. Thompson foreclosed a mortgage against Luther Campbell last spring, when the defense of usury was set up, but the jury found no cause of action. The present charge is based on the testimony given by Thompson at that trial. Thoinpsou was jailed, and the case is not bailab e. He is 74 years old. BOSTON DRY GOODS STORE. GO TO  MARR & DUFF And see the Bargains they DRESS GOODS : An elegant line from 10c. ; FLANNELS : Froni 14c. yard up to 75c. yard COTTON FLANNELS : From Sc. yard up. CALICOES : From 4c. yard. Best made 7c. ; COTTONS : From 4c. yard up to all the best bi TAB! E LINENS : From 82c. yard. A big b» TOWELS : From Bc. each up to 60c. each. BLANKETS : From $1.50 per pair, very good COMFORTERS, SHIRTINGS, GINGHAMS, 1 UNDERWEARS : From 25c. up. SCARLET ALL WOOL UNDERWEARS: ' I HOSIERY : All prit.es ; all grades ; till ' Spec;al Display of SHAWLS in sitn'l ear-old | r>r<-vTTi.L. k°aP' „ , in Rochester, I GLOVES: Infill O—."' .. ... „ .-.toil ot a kerosene oil can,which 1. I be had thoughtlessly placed upon the stove le after usiug a portion of tho contents to kin' die the fire. —While Mrs. Ellen Day was engaged in i cleaning tha casement over a door at Ixu'k- j (f port, on Saturday last, sue fell from a stvpig ladder, catching her little finder ill a patent t- ! window-fastener, holding the trtinsoiiw Her a- weight separated her linger at tho lir^feMut, B. taking with it ten and a half inches <W tho ,o I tendon of the forearm. st | . It is said that several prominent Demo j J- crats of Albion, recently caused a colored 11 barber to be arrayed in a lino broadcloth i- ; suit, etc., and, taking Dim to Rochester, in- troduced liiiu to tlie editor of a leading Deniy \ ocratic newspaper as Congressman Jones of j >f j Missouri. The unsuspecting editor took the j 's I bait; and, as a consequence, "Congressman n j Jones " was wined and dined in a most roy- \ nl and sumptuous manner. Mr. Jones sustained his part with becoming dignity. —Bishop Coxo in The Kaleiular iuvites J | such of tho Episcopal clergy of Western ' | New York as may find it convenient, to j spend a few days of retirement with him at j the close of the Christian year, In prepara- I tion for another year of their labor by pray- j or, meditation and Holy Communion. He j - names the -Ist, 22d and 23d of this month as j tho time, and St. Andrew's church, Roches- J. j ter, the place.—Sunpnuriun liridje Journal, j ' —Last spring a man by the name of Stev-1 enson sued Mr. John Simsonfor an alleged j criminal assault upon tha former's wife, j Yesterday the case was tried iu Buffalo and j decided in favor of tho defendant. Tho de- , fenso was tnudo cat tho basis of attempted 'f ! blackmail and was carried to a successful j issuo. Tho verdict was, ''No cause for ac- j e tion," the costs being put upon the plaintiff. Stevenson formerly resided on Broad street, j but recently removed to Black ltock.—Tona wanda News. { —From the perusal of a private letter, we | 10 1 learn that William Donnelly, au old resident of this city and Captain of the canal boat I 11 " Hon. Richard Crowloy," was badly injur ed at Sulinu, a suburb of Syracuse, last. | 0 week. He was running his boat backwards J , for tho purpose of going into the Oswego cu- i n nal U> got a load of salt, and was caught bo- | y tweon tho cabin of the boat and tho bridge- j with such force as to stop the boat. He was I 1 | | j very badly bruised in the body, but fortun, j i ately no bones were broken.—Niagara Dent- j ' crat. —Friday a gentleman from lowiston was j 1 1 enjoying a cigar in the Sheriff's ofllco. He 1 8 rolled it as a sweet morsel under his tongue, | ' for It had been abstracted from another , •t man's pocket, and it seems as if a roan en i S joys a cigar obtained in this way better than j anything on earth, and his countenance ex- ' e pressed poaco with all tho world. Suddenly u there camo a loud explosion, and the victim j sat with his hands upon his kno s, ami his ' a eyes starting from his head, clenching about 1 j ! an inch of cigar stump between his teeth.  The look of contentment hail vanished from his fuce, which now wore au expression of j amazement simply impossible to describe. The explanation is simple, lie liiid "caught on" to ouo of those famous explosive cigurs. j j 5 —Lockport Journal. NIAGARA, Out. ' Extracopicsof Die Ni aiiaiia County News can be procured of \V. A. Cork lit tho postofHcc, ' and also at John Siindo's hows room, l'ricr ;i e - cents. Mr. Sando is our linaticial ajcentatXiaj gara. Subscriptions or onlrrs for advertising 1 and Joli work left, with him will receive prompt t, attention. Money not accounted for unless paid to our authorised agent*. i . | How many candidates will bo in the fluid 1 I for Mayor thin season? c \ i Born.—On the 16th iust., to tho wifo of Mr. John Sando, a daughter. t i Corner-loafers are scarce; caused by tho ( appearance of Jack Frost and Hill Curtis. Tho bceel Works have commenced opera c tions on a small scale, but will soon be run- t ninu in full blast. I Wo are Rlad to see that Mr. W. P. lilain 1 has so far recovered from his late illness as I to be able to attend to his usual business. s Married.—At Niagara Falls, Ont., on | ' ! Wednesday, Nov. 2Und, Mr. W. C. Gander, " j machinist, of Bt. Catharines, Ont., to Ifcdla, * [ third daughter of James Kobhison, of Niag- 1 ara Falls, Out., an l for many years a red- ' dent of this town. 1 e A Toronto paper saj-s striped parasols have taken the pluco of striped stockings. | Maybo they have in Toronto, but we have'nt noticed anybody here wearing striped para-  ! sols on their—at least where they used t/i  wear striped stockings. Niagara girls don't ! catch on to tho styles very quick. Married.—At Port Dalhousle, Ont, at the a residence of tho bride's aunt, Mrs. Joseph [, Walkerly, on Thursday, Nov. Stth, Mr. J. H. t Carroll, of the American Mutual Telegraph c i Co., Detroit, Mich., to Jessie, eldest daughter r, of Mr. John Mc Bride, [lainter, of this town, j [ We understand that a certain young man n of this place is looking for your correspond- p ent with a stuffed club, in relation to an j v item which appeared in last week's News n : concerning a visit which ho made to his o lady-love in the vicinity of Youngstown a some time since. We want him to under- u stand that we don't practico kid-glove journalism. but handle all our subjects with bare ! 1 bauds, be they of tho high toned game cock a are offering this Fal yard. > special bargain *'■ ,l"1 br anything tt i* prat Hint blue spuU, and 6nes wince. W« mean .vurd ~0, and don't cure a darn brand*. „ disarrange or whose bunion* jargaiu (or what's the oiattar." If peot themselves into ridicnlou* situao will sit down on them ovorr time, l'KNl> they aro crushed by the pressure, it only goes to ihow of what sifft maUniil they ■ are made of. Many of our fatbert of families are rcpairi lug their front gates, putting on new binge*, Ac., which many of thorn sadly need, after 1 the long summer's wear and tear, and the several Johns and Mariar* ran now do their love-making in the kitchen and swing on the inantle-pieco. Nuv, what aecret* thosj front gates could toll, if thoy could only | speak. What about those fences around our churchyards ) Hjiqo of them are in a most 1 disgraceful condition. Surely our church members have pride enough to nee that the spot where their beloved dead aro resting i* properly enclosed I Nothing points out to a stranger so quickly the ri*»p we lability aud moral condition of a town an the condition of its churchyards, aud we trust something will soon be done toward, at least repairing | them. The editor of the Nkws acknowledge* th* rcceipt of a copy of the Rngllsh tiraTnmor, simplified and modernized for the youth of Cut in di, by Mrs. J. Boyd, of Niagara, Orrt. j The work meets the wants of all the young, ! and might bo used to great advantage by ; more advanced students. The authoress handles each subject In a very intelligent manner. Wo particulaily noticed the good : hints she gives in the pronunciation of tho ! letter "h" in when, what, &c.; our Cana- I diiin friends are too prone to pronounco it j wen, wat, &e. The book should recommend j itself to every school in Canada. Wo congratulate the lady upon her excellent work. One night last week one of our young | men, in passing along Queen street, felt j something sharp cut his leg, und on looking down ho saw a large snake which silently and swiftly glided away and was lo»t light of. Hcarod beyond all expression, the young I man made haste to a doctor's oillce, where 1 remedies of various natures were speedily applied, llut they all seemed lu vain. His legs became swollen, his eyes bloodshot, and | his skin of a mottled red snd yellow. His | head grow to twice its natural size, and the doctor gave him up, and at lust account* bis head was still swelling. Latkk. It hns been discovered that the young man was not bitten by a snake, but that ho had taken several driuksof that celebrated "Dock" whiskey, and his head is still swelling. Many complaints aro being made by parties v. ho lire compelled to use the ferry from this side of tho river. {Sometimes they have to wait an hour or more, until the proprietor can find somebody to row them across, and in many instances they are forced to pay iu advance, and then wait until somebody having a boat comes along, when they are placed iu snid boat by the so called ferryman, to bo talcon across, tho party owning the bout not knowing that any fare had been paid, ami who- imagines he is only doing a neighborly act in accommodating the parties who wish to cross. This is nothing short of fraud. One evening last weok, a lady and gentleman wished to cross to Youngstown, and were made to pay 25 cents each iu advance; the regular faro is only 15 cents; but because tlu' sun liml (/one down they were forced to pay 10 conts extra. A young man from Youngfitowii who wus about crossing over in his own boat, wus solicited by thu proprietor of tho forry to take them over, " just for the suko of accommodation, you know!" John Mac pocketing tho 60 cents for no service returned. If the authorities oxact a license fee for the forry, it is their duty to see that said forry is properly conducted, or else abolish tho license altogether, and let every man who wishes ferry passenger* across, Tho other evening, while walking down, street, we noticed a poor old gray-headed woman, who is well-known to mo*t of our citizens, staggering along in front of us. Whether she staggered fiom weakness and old ugo, or from some other cause, is not for us to suy; but just behind us were two young men who begun to laugh at and make fun of the poor old body. The two laughers were of that class of galvanized gentlemen known to our citizens as tho "kid glovo ami walking cane gang," those la-ile-dah cyphers who haven't enough manhood about them to blacken their own shoes, if can get a sister or anybody else to do it for them; thoy wore u couple of. thiixjn with no hearta at all, nothing but a hard lump about the size of a horse-cbcfctnut in the place where the heart should bo. They laughed at the poor old lady because it was easy for them to laugh. Their laughing utensils are so evenly poised that anything sots tbem off. A sudden jar sets them to laughing, and we suppose a good kick would have the same effect, and we would like to see it tried. How human beings could look at that poor, haggard face, wrinkled aud pinched, at those eyes that were perhaps once beautiful und full of love and tenderness, but which are now dim and bloodshot, and langh like a hyena, is more than we could see. How they could look at tiiose gray hairs, if they ever bad a mother, and smile aud joke, is a mystery, unless they are natural born idiot*. Happily tine poor old woman was unable to notice the sneers of those feeble-minded puppies, aud sbe can march on to tho grave with no knowledge that in this enligbtenod nineteenth century there are male persons over twenty years old who will make fun of ap< or, old, gray-headed woman. In Urn words of tho poet, " damum." —"I prop-hose to be of use in tho world,'' a<i the g.irter said. TTUIC DADCD may be found on Ale at Gkn>. P I nlO rHrtli Rowi vertlMlnKHur«uu< ).wh»-re)»«lvt-rtiHiiig coutraciaAiiay be maueforlt IN NEW \ OKK. "\lTrn. 8. McCOLLUM, w Surgical and Mechanical Dentist. 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