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- on the LIST Monday October every ,rr,ngr
"ush instruction in every department. ~ " '' '"''
Terms, pay able semi. IA la ADV
ooard per session, (ten monthS). .,n.,
Primary ''''''' ''''' ''.''''-- ~
.sun aud French '''''''.'.. ~
Music-Profeitors Fees. '''''' ''''',';.'- zo
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a&AaA ~ Sas SanaMoAASES
49,: :sis.s. 500 %a. "

TuNAvktN PROPERTY ron sALE.-rhe sub.erbers oder
u for "a their excellent property. In Lsubuy
known ~ the EAGLE HOTEL The o the
10 distant county busns,s
which requires his Asduous attenion furnish the
THIS property together With the demand tor additional
part Of IN. people OF hi County to have opened
leave doubt the fAes
that as pubic house, Il must do splendid business.
With an excellent pavement running the whole distance
sides OF the lot and fans pump water s,t
the door ofhe Hotel This has feet
brick building nearly eoatsuous good back htehsu
eaiidinE has recently been thoroughly
~ rooted, painted rhou has
two CELLAR. ''-''N~
We deem more minute description those de-
WIN only state 10 addition to what have already said
oenent o. those distance. who unAeauantsd
amount Of business done here that this place
.u Tour ANerns anethsrr then
ne nov When there but trhe
hree are closed on account VI the death Of the
on the part Of the propris,or TO re,t " wonJ
then that scores upon "urned Of
room during the past sanme and that there 10 unirer
cessity which all feel.
Persons DESTROYS ofpurchasnE will address with samr
u uimer, Editor OF the Ls.isburg Chronicle Inform
them OF the terms OF sale, whh will
IN ,shos,ns ths property MAUZY 4 aiLMER.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET. 6
PETERSBURG vARKpT Con, :,

Ie offerings Of Beef Cattle amounted about I
Of which were bought for this market tTAg per i
% i1r Ori nary and prime quality. HOgsAbdut
hey we're sold at GaG. 5hsep-GooI supply prices range,
YOrk nulte llmiteI - ~ ~ w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-28

COPPER DISCOVERIES IN CANADA.-We
have several times. the present season. men
toned the reported discoveries Of Copper
and other metals on the Canadian side Of
Lake Superior and Huron. but as parties have
not in all eases. secured their locations. we
have not been at liberty to give particulars
We continue TO hear from the most reliable
sources that the explorations have been at
tended with the greatest success. and that
veins of the largest size have been found on
the shores of both lakes. that promise to rival
in richness and extent, the best mines Of the
worll. Nor is the Copper found in the form
OF sulphnrcts in all eases, as has been gene
rally supposed it would be: some very large
native Copper veins have been found on the
north shore of Lake Superior, specimens of
which we now have in our possession. and
which appear to be the same, in their princi-
pal characteristics. as the vcin-stonc OF the
south shore of the lake.
We confidently expect some Of these new
" discovered veins to turn out, in short
time. to be the largest mines in the world
and that so soon as the wealth Of this extern
sivc mineral region shall become known &c
mining capitalists at home and abroad, ar
immense mining business will speedily be thu
result ofthesc valuable discoveries. We shall
soon have it in our power TO give the par
ticuars Of some OF these new locations. and
we shall take pleasure in la, ing them before
our readcrs.-Lalc Superior ./onrnnl, oct. IL
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I'VE, the subscribers being appointed by the
w Probate Cour: for the District of Caledonia,
Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against
Emory Hawkins, late Of st. .Ionsburv, in said dis
tr;ct. deceased, and the claims Of the deceased
exhibited in Offset thereto hereby give notice that
six months from the 22l day Of August, A. d.. 1854,
are allowed for the creditors present their claims
to said commissioners. for examination and allow
ancc and thai we will meet for that purpose at the
dwelling house of widow Sarah Ann Hawkins, in
st. Jol~bury, the Sd Monday Of November next
and I'd Monday Of February 1870, ut o'clock in
the afternoon. each Of aid days.
DAVID GOSS .IE tC
CHARLES STARK, '0"""SSo"t's'
St. JoInsburv, October 20. ls54 9oOw3
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COUNTY EDUCATIONAL MEETING

Teachers, Parents and al others Interested in eff
forts t. improve the Common Schools of our Coun-
~. hereby invited to meet at the -. .'on>hurv
AGA irmv. ST. ,IoliI>hurv Plain. on Saturday the
2>th Oc."l,cr, 4! Io"'cuck. \. ".
Addresses viii be delivered by Mr M,E>H. Teach
cr in Phillips Academy Danvlc, and Mr. DusrAN,
Principal" Of the Academy AT McInioe> Falls. The
other Teachers in the Academic, of the County
will be present. and participate in exercises provd-
ell for the occasion. J. h. COLBY. in behalf
of Teacher, Of Caledonia County. S9yw2*
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TIL CAL OMAN.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET Oct. Is.

At market 2GlS,cattlc, about 1900 becvcs. and s17
stores, consisting Of working oxen, cows and
calves 1,2 and wears old.
-Market-Extra beef SIS: 1st quality ::
"a quality 'a7! Sd quality GaG: ordinary ja5i.
Hides-s5a5'.l
Tallow-S>a>!.
Pclt>-S42as
Calf Skin>-l1c. per H.
Veal Calvcs-S6, s. oaIO.
St"res-Working Oxcn-no sales.
lows and calvcs-S24. -, Is, 81, So, Sc, 41a64,
Ycarng>-S3. l0al2.
Two years Old-S II to 90. 2:23 24a31.
Three Years old-S25, %. %. 81. :oa4s.
Sheep and lambS-1s25 ut market. Priccs-Extra
--S4, A.. 5aS: BY lot Sll. Il, 2, 3a3!.
Nwinc-Eat hoes l:l:,!C.
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.,. overcome by the cruel disease against
' .S,,.h he has 80 long struggled, he is obliged
y, r,..icn his command. lie pays the highest
,n,,jmcnis to his successor, Gen. Canrobert.
, .'", Avs the Marshal, will pursue the victo-
=, o, the Alma. and will have the good for
..re which had imagined for myself, and
which envy him, that Of leading YOU to Sc
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Administrator Sale,

WILL be sold at public auction, on SATURDAY,
w the 18th day of November next. at 10 ocl X.
A. NJ. all the personal property OF Emory law
tins late of s.. ,Jo!r>!urv deceased, except what
i, AS igned to the wid"w-viz:
iorsc>--tilrce four. five and six years old last
spring. and Morgan breed.
Cattlc-onc pair three wears old steers. c"o1 10
work: o,c Cow, one two year Old lleier; two
Q wears old Steers.
! c,c horse wagon.
3 Sleeh-: . Plows;2 ilarrow>; Cart, CHAINS
and Harnesses, &c.
co Bushels OF Oats.
Sor ~ tons Of Hay and Straw.
A lot of Carter, ChcHango ana Carter Potatoes,
and other small articles.
Sale a. the arm owred in the north part OF st.
Johnsbury by said deceased:
STEPHEN HAWKINS: Administrator.
s.. Jchl.hUrv. OCT. %. ls5i t'c"o
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From thc tHo>ton) CEronotvpc.
CAUTION! The great popularity of Wi>tar'>
Hal>arn of Wild Cherry has induced some mcrcc-
nary individuals III various PARTS of the country Ia
compound quack no>trn> for the purpose of de
ccving the public and raising money on the well
earned reputation Of this truly valuable medicine
The Interests %: TIE proprietor cannot suffer, if he
can but keep the public informed against the f,>e
preparations attempted I" be palc'I ": i'll the name
of tie Wild Cherry for certain it is that 10 mcdi
oinc ever proved cticac;"lt> i'll Il long catalogue
IF the mos: common diseases which ''!rnn tci
is heir TO-, preserve! the health and lie of 80 ma
nv Thousands of Il. has DR.. Wis."r's Bal
sam. Mr. Seth ". F"wlr. Druggist, No. l3S Wash
ingt"n street. is the sole proprietor of the -ir:,
recent Tor The Manufacture "f the genuine mr'li
cine and supplies boil. ri Wholesale and retail, al,
of whom. also. agencies can l.c obtained.
IT,. T., anime and Otir;nn' Dr.. H1N'r's Balsam n
VI fItrry has been extensively c"u,tertri;cd il
Philadelphia and -,Inc thousand bottles of the il.
rors imitation thrown into the market and cXtc:i
>ivclv circulated.
/ None Is genuine un.c~> signed l. BUTTS on III
wrapper.
AGrxrS.-I G. Hid-l,m. ST. John>hurv: ,Ioh
Bacon. st. Jo...>bury Center: Vim. Mctatv. Lvll
dom Corner j. X. Hlnlcll 4 Co.: Lyndon Centre
Hill X Flinders Sheffield: :. :. Elancarl Clover
/ 4. &. Robinson. Barton: Geo. C"w!r>. Eyccac: !
F. Weeks, Peacliam: Vail, pcinimg Co.. pamV!i.'
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BRIGHTON MAEEET-October 10.

At market 2oco becfcattle, 1900 stores 5000 sheep
and lambs. 20; SwiEc.
PRICES. Beet Cattc--Extra. sS!: lst quality s;
81 quality 1!a'.: 81 do :; ord. 5;aG.
Sheep and Lamhs-S4!. $. Gas.
SwINe-4 :a4ic: re.all. 4laec: Fat HOGS. Jas;
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Shoemaker Wanted.

Nv ANTED, hv the subscriber, an experienced
w Journcvmtn Shoemaker. {" whom good
sc> will be clycn, and employment Is long a. he
may wish for il. \ man from 90 I" % wears OF
age preferred WM. ". GREEN.
ST. oliI-hurv Centre Oct. % 1884. .'ooif
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TERRIBLE CASUALTY!

,.i Grtastrophe ,!--Rniroad accident -
On tie night ofcichtccn hundred and fifty
,no the locomotive and entire train on the
Xa,io.al Democratic line, was thrown from
,le track, and prccipitated down al cmbank
men, a, the crossing of the Missouri Compro-
ri., line. The train went down on the south
eide where after being broken into fragments
:, sunk in the waters of Salt River 1t is re-
,ort,ed that the locomotive was thrown OIL by
,bon, l4o niv"crs being on the track.--All
III, blame is charged upon Mr. Pierce, cnsi-
,.er. and Mr.. Douglas. the conductor. The
,,o;,le have become so indignant at the rcck-
i,..,ncss of the Company, that they have torn
~ the track through several States, and arc
determined to dcmolish the entire line iE ev-
rr, state. \ new line is being built under
the direction and control of the peop.e, some
,art> of which have already been finished -
The Maine Section was completed on the p
Monday in September. The MI. par. ofth'
line was got ready for the iron in March last
That portion which runs through Vernon
was put in excellent running order on the Is
Tuesday in September. and is now doing
heavy business The Ohio and Indiana sec
,iors were finished on the III Tuesday in Tic
,ober, and most of the grading on the lll'noI
section ha. been done, so that the iron Will /"
laid in few weeks. 1t is expected that non
Tut Americans will be appointed Director,
rpc;ueers or Conductors on the new line.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-28

EIOIINS. Flu,c~ Guitar. Bano> Tanhornc>.
Flies Ac.-r Icons. T. "i:,l> Sc:ay hines and Pi-
amos furnished u >;"rt notice. Instruction Books
for all ki,.> OF M,i>cal Instruments constantly
hand
+ ,~Call:l .I,! see, III lluw ards Book and Music
Store.
81 .Iohn>burv. Oct. %. 1s34 ?o0w6
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ADMINISTRATORS
Sale at Auction.

NJ I'LL be sold ut public auction. if not previous
w ~ >oldat private sale. on SAT RDAl, No
vcmLcr II, at the late residence of Harrison 5
Cobb, the following property belonging to the T.,
tate oftlc said Cobb, to Wit:
Yoke of Oxon, I Ware and Colt;
. Cows 9 two wear old Colts
| pr vearnC Steers About 2otnn> of Iiav
:: Calves About 4ocnr,l> Wood
40 Sheep and Lambs, / pr Of brass PLATED
About 200 lbs. Wool, Harnesses new;
Farming Tools and a variety of other articles to-
numerous to mention. Sale 10 commerce at tel
ocl"ck GARDNER WilEELEE, Adm.
st. .|o!lnsbUrv, Oct. 20, 1854. Joo"2*
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CAErET>.-The immcnS" quantities of Europca'
rar,rtrg sold ~ the New York anction trade sale
this fall has had tendency 10 affect the prices.
The New ENGLAND Carpet Company. of Boston
are among The heaviest purchasers at these p"rCmp
tory sales. consequently their prices are much below
the usual rates. Thcirdisp'av If rich velvet. tapes
try. Wilton. Persian. brussels. &c. i very grand
and their prices probably one quarter less thar
j. usually asked for these best sorts of goods The,
are also large dealers in the common sorts of car
petincS. and painted floor oil cloths Their ware
ton .1Nts.
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GOODS! GOODS |!

hETEHMINEDt To he in advance Of all others in
i , their Enc Of hu>inc>>, the subscribers have
rercll>hcd their Store with large and elegant as
sortIncnt Of desirable
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The Gentlemen

rAN hny IN Gl'THCOITof me ut from { u
u $40, 1O-:.' better l,:ir-:> than csn be had
IN The county. Los of IC,. ones la. received. and
they must c sol. iir The bcrc {" the community.
r. JEWEJT.
Oct.4. St7ff
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FLOUR.

IN IEWETT la CONSTANTLY '..r s:ie. Flour ~
lie the best brands. and a. the lowest market
price.
March. 1874. NSsff
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AKRIV Al OF THE STEAMSHIP Ma
CARA AT HALIFAX.
Stas'opd still ho',liny ont.
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Wednesday, Oct. %.
The papers by the Niagara contain but lit
tie of importance, besides the progress of the
war.
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FUGITIVE CASE IN CHEMUNG co.

correspondent of The OAeoHo n. Y. Banner, writing
frem Wesord under date of June g. gives the particulars
of fugitive which recently occurred in that section,
from which copy the following
About three hours colored man was seen 10 enter
this village foot and at about the time car
rage with three persons in L. made halt at Kellogg
Hotel demand was then made for the negro saying,
that he had escaped from Deputy Sheriff IN Chemung
short time since, while in the act of taking him from the
Court House to TIE Jail. An advertisement was then ox-
hbitod, describing the renegade 10 which description the
said negro answered tOerably welibat is he black
The people here, who are law-abidng citizens were
ready to let the negro go but examining the advcr-
temont they found il was dated 1888 Their humanity
strong their Of justice they very deber
aiey came the conclusion that Sambo should jour
ney for that land. wherein sense-"Ihe wicked
from troubling and the weary at resi-. COnse
Quentv the of Ebony took unceremouOus leave Of
his beod pursuers and made Roadway for Her Majes
tvs domnioBs but not, however, until his pockets
under obligation to the generosity and noblehearted
ness O eli " estford true gentlemen
But the trio they who came with high expectations Of
being tie recipients of 500 reward went away sOrrowul
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW YORK
Arrived,


Jsnes 4 Shepherd Munro Chncb" Island ys strait 81
PeruarbucO 93 d. 20 r. barredi bot Ap
~ lar . Ion passed Ham bark steering ; and w
heved No l54 May Ion. So 70, passed
steering 10 the had beam engiue showed colo
y IS hove PeInambuco, and boat IN tor supplies Ma
81 In lat 4 NJ 90 81. passed Am bark steering " W
showed signal field with black ball June ;. in lat q %
\ or 81 81 schr Charles Roberts fJtr Ninngton " G.
r uadaoupe IS ds June LAT 20 q NJ lon % q SPOKE
Smith Boston for Porto Rico Died al Chhcha
Islands board the j. H. s. FEB q Charles Anslbe seaman
native Of FIaLoe. -
Sailed Ia 60. with bark Julia Ann, for YORK
T. KNIGHT, (of FnkortJ Thayer Fortsu'Fnnce u is
iogwood To nsser.
Charlotte Ann Chadwick Newborn " c. d. navel stores
20 blackwell June on Cape Haeras saw me wreck OF
abandOnedi all her mas standg he
sfne vessel 8 By the A. : steamer Corwin
schr Shi t0n Ocrcoke, is 'hnges 20 master
schr Actor English Wellington n c. 10 d. naval stores 20 >
L. Mfchii. 81, t,.-
Haskell 4 AkCIa
Schr MaTy T. Hooyc Marshall Newben, " u naval soes 10
:. L. Mi;ch.l Go.
sohr Cora Lindsay Day Newborn ds naval stores 70 > L.
NiehilL
schr Hairis Walters Philod lphia Dc coal to master
Sloov Orion. Macy. Portland Is. stone TO master
Steamer Ksnnt bee CoI.s, Phlads pha, mdse.
PELOW-Two barks
WIND-During the day y. w
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rNc New. HENRY W,Hp RErCurI. We arc
ssss-yI vii srcSk al great Anii-Slavcry gath
es-rx IS rSinc<Ni1e Ohio ~ the approaching 4ih @
.'slv
Nc lcSru fsNsu f2s tiics OAstrrrr that Dr. BENE-
mi ;Ac SHE superintendent, Of the Ncw-Nerk State
As,su Ass ,cnacrl - the Board Of Managers his re-
sSsstoa e. take ccci he seth Of The present month
rs sc, hss been taken account cf his health, which
Ass Nccn isiirs fcr war ~ two past
pY,rY OF THE Hon WILLIS G. WApE.-The
Ur,~s C-s.ig " Z SAYS: We have the melancholy
ir:sncyrcc ,hst The Hon. Willis &. Wade, member Of
Assembly fsosn re Eastern Assembly District of this
County sxpirol. his residence in Rose. On Wodnes-
dsv Mr. Made las been gradually sinking under the
slow but relentless breath Of consumption for more
than s;x rCu,hs.
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xxxIIId CONGRESS. .....F FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. .WAsgISGT0s, j

SENATE. .WIsgisGTos, june IL, 1884
Mr.. CLAYTON made personal explanation as TO an
Inconsistency on the subec: of allowing Aliens 10 vote in
the Territories ..
Mr.. DOUGLAS offered a resolution amending me Jont
rules of the Houses providing that the hr SESSION OF
everyuturo Congress shall adjourn a. - clock meridian,
the hrst Monday in May. Laid Overs
Mr.. GNlN, from the Naval Committee, reported Jon'
resolution giving the Of Congress 20 the aceep
snce by Lieut. d +. Maury, OF a gold medal presented
him by the King of Sweden
The bill regulating the pay Of deputy posmastcrs was
returned from tie House with the Senate amendments
annexed TIE action Of the House was concurre H. and
the bill passed.
M WALkEB said he was authorized by several friends
Of the Homestead BIZ 10 say they would Insist upon TX
ing i, special order nom day 10 day til disposed OF
h~o thet they would oldeaSo. % have action the
vetoed Irsane Land aii tbs week.
The House resolution PROV ding + he sdjournnent Of
,cucross On tie Ian AusSst was .aAm up.
Mr. GWlN moved 70 a.i.' ~ ~ Aas out The IAN
A debate l. going
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF TIE MARKETS TO-DAY.

WEDNESDAY, June li-2P.
A.Hs.-The demand is fair for Pots at g. 70 and Pearls
at IS ~.
CorroyA frncr market Tor this staple this morning.
owing TO favorable adyces from abroad.
Flour AID MY.L-There is increased activity in our
market for Western and State Flour The home demand
good and hear OF something doing for France the
adyices thence being favorable by the steamer Arabia
The better grades are in good request at full prices
Canadian Flour is held ner sales Of 500 bbls at - 49,
in bond, and 80 37l duty paid The sales OF Western
Canal are eco bbs csc 81 Is for common to straight
State g 2jass - for mixed to fancy Michigan ami
common to good Ohio. Southern Flour is irner with a
fair shipping demand sales of 200 bbls at = s7c 80 50
for mixed to good straight brands Baltimore, sc.
Rive Flour is firm; sales $50 bbls 50 500s5 Is for
fine and g u for supeine. Corn Meal il steady sales
900 bLs a. g II g 81 for Jersey and : F. Ely pat
cnt dried, ~.
GRAIy-Ihe demand for Wheat is fair and prices are
unchanged since Saturday sales Of 900 bushels good
white Canadian at - o. We notice lot of new red on
the askct South Carolina the earliest ever known
Rye 10 quiet and is heavy at 81 2Oasl q. Oats are
lower and dull At 81 use for State and Western Corn
opened better with good inquiry for export and the
rede but closed heavy; sales 10000 bushels at 70 a79c
.or unsound 20 32c. tor Western mixed s9'oc. for
Southern white and yellow; round yellow Is nominal.
WHIsKY-The market il heavy and quiet sales 300
btls at 81 a 81 &c. for Ohio and 2ec for Prison
PRoylsroys-Ihe market hcaYy for Pork, with arg.
arrivals sales Of Moss at sl3asl3 % and Prime 81! Is
q sl2 Thin Mess sl3 80.
Reef il in good demand and has further improved
Sales OF Country Mess at :lI9sl3; City, els 250sIj
,o and repac ked Chicago, els 7ja .l6 Prime Mess is
frer and in fair request sales of Ohio yeoter-
day at s22 IS Lard is firm at 93c Ic. Butter and
Cheese are hrmer.
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MURDER or The SHERIFF or CLAYToS Co.. Iowa
We learn that, Monday last, deplorable affair oc
CURED at MoGregor, Iowa which resulted iii the murder
of the sheriff Of Clayton County We hear ,he following
her down from 81. Paul the Sheriff went ON board
and served wit OF attachment the boat and while IN
the Of stopping down to throw oil the Chail cable with
which 10 tic her up, he received blow the back of the
he that rendered him enseoss The boat then left with
the Sheriff but landed him in the above condition in a
lone place between MCtIegor and Clayton City, where e
was found; he died after. Two men Immediately
stored in pursuit OF the boa, with skin. They rowed
CALAMITY all of Monday ne hit bat were mpeded 10y head
wind ard reached here almost exhausted i'll about one
hour after the boat left this port for below One OF the
followed another boat the first opportunity and
graph dispatches also sent 10 the Rock Island Police
ii hoped in 10 arrest the guilty authors OF the pc
cuhaTy aggravated outrage. tiaena HI Daily Adv
Boiler ENrLosioN-.>crcral Persons Rjurcd.-On sat
uIday morning last the residents Oi Newport ami Covng
ton Ky, and he lower portion Of Cincinnati startled
by a sudden shock accom- anied by heavy noise The
general impression the moment that the boilers of
soon os.erairod TO have esanaed from tie mil OF
Walker Co., in Newport in which there were eleven
men employed several Of whom ercly injured \
German boy found lying on his back. bleeding and
iusensble sharp piece of wood had penetrated MS
law BIC aknc the bone, aad passed on up through his
and rch eve He also struck on The head with
stme heavy substance, which fractured lis skull
AProISIMENrs FOR THE New IERHlroWEs-t IS hc
ing said around he Washington hotels That me president
las before him upward OF three hundred applications Tor
d Offices IN the new Territories OF Nebraska ana Nam as
1Ld moro documents coming There ase bat fourteen
Offices to be filed about twenty-five applicants Tor each
ocethus making the chances equal 70 The drawing Of
small lgizc in Perham Git Lottery. Those especially
interested are expecting the appointments 10 e made some
time this week. Washington STAR