Syracuse Standard (Newspaper) - August 10, 1884, Syracuse, New York FIFTY-FIFTH N. SUNDAY 4DGUS1' 10, 1884. PRICE FIVE CENTS TTT P P V made a She That under the of the Drake sent her several times and in at his advised her her family would provide fur her and She denies that she in any way compromised herself in any of Her husband the under and she as oils means used by family to her husband to a lunatic as v BY on quinine hevo The uf the article has steadily since removal of the am sales wem as low as one pur price fur A prominent said removal uf little nothing m ih with thu in the All tin trouble is caused by over and fur quinine is as bad as it well AND Opinion Divided its Effect oc the About Ihe Ravages af the Disease at Hundred Thousand Conservatives Try Their Hand at a MR. AT BAR the In ut DESIGNED TO CLEVELAND Some ol Working to Throw thu ul Thu In West Virginia Campaign W AMI August s. feeling in regard to of candidacy who believe that Us died will to take iho certain hud their to boh Democratic i the same political party hold that Cleveland who will arc- ny discontented who will not vote ivr Cleveland like idea uf voting tor a ami ill esc will swing to Tin aru some like of who asserted that J candidacy all chance of Cleveland in and They the con lost as practically decided take great in thu thought and Tammany will support and 1 hat the New York lias openly great amount cf surprise has been felt action for lias been lor do what he has a who lias been a of political cuts half century at national the e would replied To throw thu into iho I We shall then have another Clay and Adams i -on He Democrats claim that with solid York and they can their Now what if one states is carried fur No candidate will havu a- the will thrown into won't that's what liutler is don't that would even if election thrown into lite do 1 things he Uu candidacy opens new possibilities in the West Virginia 1 referred tu a a week ago promising to bu an exceedingly important The recent conferences be and and leading from extra exertions will be this year by the The alliance of with the in the state points to alliance on national I its safe to that if Fusion is nn M in tile an ticket will be made up of part part so Is to tho and asks is he a can bn pointed to which may Rive him Another conference of and from West Virginia held at of Mr. Deer Park is destined to political until after October It is as regards October and it is from the dust and noUe of the light to ihe leaders to observe thu tiehl Only whd will take nn ihy nf the to have conference which was with are to have at the hotel and every it. is tn hold Mr. Kikins will personally 1'usiouisl's which will be bv a biy inciting Wheeling Mr. 11. 11. of a lawyer and former 1 and member of Confederate will no for Late dav Mr. went consult the The city js the central of It nation of bv the It. him before the party's Now that has nomination it will The in its will come out strong for will be Tur the The supporters of the but for their views on UMJ nearly all Ixj The expect frtun that men who either voted for Cleveland or from had decided to Now it is that in will for all of course the of of the 1-, said will take votes Cleveland to either of one thing about be can be said his private iln never allowed tlie for scandal to be brought about his He will not see anv woman He never He always has had io every thur he has had with a That is It is a well known fact those who know Butler well that such has his will get out a text book fur the of speakers and workers in the Logan It will not be until about the 1st The wait will for the what questions will be developed and thrust into rhe campaign of 1'oliijes" delayed for some It. be out on The Congress is out copies of two vet. The is tho public pulse what Thu two documents which are now are Senator speech and the speech of Civil A. T. DEATH RATE OF 70 PER t lie tur .In The The depart men i of reports that of cotton has improved and The improvement is specially in Mississippi and fit North and the is since the South Alabama the rains liave a Weedy and shedding of forms and havu I n Texas has caused a cf and raised for the late and as in is in condition to favorable weather and frosts or to show a heavy iat ion with of rain in mie and drought in average of advanced Sti in little above stale Carolina South t Alabama Mississippi Texas 7'J, first an movement from rains in The condition cum averages tlie same as in and than in anv A since The averages of the are New York Smith Mississippi Louisiana Texas Arkansas Indiana Illinois Iowa Missouri 10L'. The for includes only the spring is 1'S. than in any year since The average for the oi oats is one higher than in Tlie crop has been harvested in a yield in the Northern I've averages the same as month as harvested and Harley also and buckwheat promises a full crop on an area of about the same as last Tobacco IT. in Connecticut Pennsylvania Maryland North Te 1'7, Ohio The prospect rs favorable for another crop not as full as last on an area per present point to ten per less than in ami mindly nu nf tho Ilio to August Frank H. consul in State giving some the cholera in that He says the The was milil bnt rapidly malignant ami It all in medical science and very for collecting and treating victims of more than of attacked during of the when all the ions re two the l from Tuition aud the death cent. HI tlie earliest of the sanitary science ami skill liave progress in with Ihe Asiatic Mason savs that from liave died and other towns in but ihe epidemic has thus far not kindled there nor havo any persons been as brought from Marseilles or Nothing in all the between French and added any Thore lire hr to August The of the 1-lrii; would say nothing Today about the will retire from his position in half of the of Of the nearly ail v ignorant of the the who manages in I. to make any statement nn A wall with ihe a uf the ruad said this is mi of the truth of the Mr. for some t a iking of on account uf over nf during few The directors to havo had great m 1 must stockholders liave been rather in his He engaged .it a year anil was to to I lie company as its 1 le has an immense corps and and lie be with thu work is rather a. H would tmi he a bad by to havo a overhauling of tlie company Mr. dues Stockholders do nut realize what unnecessary arc made on and Their force be reduced one-half ami their quarters contracted loan limiting the least ihe the A m to-day a It is estimated that more rhan 1 Sir Cross j. and of Salisbury made an He stated that lie believed fair measure for redistribution of parliamentary would greatly The of Lords m franchise if Mm appealed M count rv arid that it was in of He was resigned their and a He Commons not the opinion its of tive the reform at i the appeals to people by both parties are certain to election which tho The memory Ireland and Africa He admitted that he had his views as to December had the views of the The party stronger than ever since would been during any previous reform was received and to means hitherto known fur treating ie patients and the proportion of deaths to number cases appears rather than and all local at Marseilles and havn been and army of the destitute and unemployed has grown and multiplied day by 1: was found of ihe daily cases of a large many of whom bad consumed during the day preceding their attacks only 1'aris had interdicted the of fresh fruits from infected an fif anil other perishable fruits lit that section had almost Poor laborers their families deprived of atd the last extremity nf liad fruits in and thirst the public A mere fertile and stimulant to a could working Mason should be kept at work in There is no easily by as throng of i it i undated bv and by of wh oh -some and i liave deaths during the and nt them 77. was death ar K nt thy ol tho ion A rail special 10 THIS races have made a failure by the action d' the i in shutting up the pool The were but wit h large in They wonM have done so easily if pouls had leL Today the tlie of the Secretary ami the following pool Charles K. 1.. a large number of others who m a The were half the ami notwithstanding this the races I 1. made a complete failure in Irving to down Ids mile it making 1M71., and while his record is thu winner of the trotting his in the uf at Chicago in 1 a-i hung out in but his it wa- back to Pitt Kent I August While Mr. Charles A. 1 denies the report Kelly and Julm K. Henry a at the Fifth lintel saying that gentlemen never mut alone at one and thill at that conference il WHS decided that D ami the supporr Hutler tor a says there is every In such has been and that will seun during the He says lie ir that Tammany will support savs was up to beat and he will do r A. His and August A must was com milled morning hy K. A. The victims wrc lis James A. and his They wore time in apartment her fnr a cause nut entered the house inspired by a murderous and his wuv tu and him in The noise of the discharge of pistes aroused Kan whu arose in but fore she could floor shot her sister the followed by bullets from Lindsey's to the woods and at hist wasat though closely He is about years was one of the and in the John a brother the has been arrested as an tu vent his giving assistance tu the XA rn K lie Can In an interview to-day of the saw that 1 had The is no way satisfying The time they it. was 1 hat I had captured the I il then I have only let my captives f a of gratitude to the none to any 1 stare Iti no campaign I ever aid from a 1 national organ nor did any outside the ever here nr say a in my favor or in favor party while i was unanimous Whenever 1 have any for t organisation of the nf jit The tu Hie Tho hero who if arrived here over iho West They were met at by i delegation of honorary bearers ho who escorted the the Court funeral March with muskets The will He in suite all and until he which will be L' throng of citizens tided court awaiting an to view the casket sailed at In the house in a in draped in and under an immense The funeral will lie on in The be in funeral car iti mourning and drawn by a All he military bodies iti city will besides many ci vil The f uncial be by tins J brother arrived did lot have his private which were for ward bv thar no will Inn i a Mr. Chirk by 1'erjurer. of v The Pool in which a man nf highest was accused by a an come up next Monday before Van Since his arrest Hound has admitted the and found them in t v. After this admission he was bv and said Tuylor and nf were- participants with and an Halt an hour later made a counter sworn to the same that Pool had nothing to do with cither or This here mi a writ to testify which lime was It is will be nti M r. 1'iiole lias the of nearly ever and is believed to He Ilie and to liy 11 K ST 1 1.'. It evening Coroner Livingston was by from tint had struck by ve on Hudson road the river ked intn water and This the coroner Went to Savannah and an to hold an cm it obtain witnesses man was traveling a on his back which very a prayer and a memorandum with in it but no bv which the was live feet with black and ami was a brut of a in 11 Conn. August one of the bank robbers from tlie in this The woman with whom lie was hVing exposed a tit of He from Hie Mrs. Little press the harge of The a warrant for the of her she had beaten her Tins request the stern Iv to Jourdan left inarm with on Logan and his Cornwall this They are the of This afternoon they went to nnd visited s Them a large and in August P. Lopin is expected here in a day on wo lu visit who resides near 1'n WASH nf of the t Jreel y to-day and received by the Knights of and d to ilie home Ids funeral will held August of Sergeant K Hi nf the this escorted by he local A. U. of The will occur Of KAK In is a ion that and in nail will be- is the int rud action uf a steel nail which will iron i i the valley of the In irs The pig iron i- converted a steel with puddling and and t of forge Five persons will be and will be compelled tn go The steel to bn used ni the manufacture of will probably procured Other Him to aro considerably to-night to rho of fruin pairs United Mr. atimon irom will here all with the exception of when he will ati i big mass meeting at riany men may be Manton is working m his lite of 1'rusident K. McCIellan ami Col. of the Philadelphia The Ji of the well known arrived in with Dr. of and will preach 11. W. of Chicago who been for the last leaves for homo on the named are n railroad professors anil he pleasures this conl Oy W T. Company nf New t tor the sale of was arrested tu leave city the instance of the Ames iron who charge him with the avails of sale here to-day un a telegram Ames company expecting to settle with He wits held for He is in charge nf an at a West failed month Whisky The are sending their surplus stock of whisky to for storage to Five thousand barrels have already been shipped and fully will bu shipped within the next few Distillers claim that the cost of to and from tho storage for two years and insurance is only to keep pay the tax the cost will the August Henry editor of ilni New was married Miss Catherine Parker thu residence 01" Tho was performed in St. Chods hn The bride's vas an elaborate structure of white trimmed with ace and ind Tho ornaments were pearls and were neither nor Morgan gave tho Among large number aud Countess Lord Mr. Mr. Robert Mr. ind Mrs. W. W. Mr. and Mrs. C. Jiavis anil After an wielding breakfast started on their through tho They will pass the winter in August The press protests the of by the This hospital was endowed by will nf A for the confiscation was in tlie of Terms of which endowed a ami a school of theology as well as a The two mentioned institutions have never been and the hospital has been a sacred 1'nrk 11 ml nun Valley 1'ench Crop H August from districts on both sides of the Hudson between Cornwall and here say the crops are a dismal The so far made benn of Tery poor will he very 1'AKK, won the first raofi to-day in The second race for two year three-fourths Wanda and Volante T Thn crowd was over home The value of stake was Miss Wood ford won thu third and Tattler the Ganymede won mile Itasca won ihe sixth the in ii H i- the hooks of were in a on Island The bouks years was the sum of The of books hut till trie August This oarsmen left this afternoon to take part in the regatta nf the States Association Amateur i La amateur champion sculler of America of of th singles of the double nf i and the Coal on A in the hands of a miner in Spring tif the Coal at Parson's this which to a brattice of dry planking in the iris now reported that a is N August M Marmara a wife of C. who shot the lawyer John C. a weeks iu of tho latiers hi the family her husband lit to The pension of the quinine of the Italian nnd the of C. of produced ut August winners in avs and April At The
