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Virginia Military Institute,
Lexington virginia.

A PUBLICATIONS. viii now be received f.or Tia
n aDpointsnent of leo additional Cadets tntS
fhis Institution. Those entering IN the s. 1In
mer month"; enjoy peculiar advantages in tde
apecial course of discipline and instruction, bS
which they Ere prepared for the regular studies
which comA 1ence on the lst September.
CiruularE iii be sent on application,
malR FRAHClR II, SMITH sepp't
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WANTS.

NTED-I want 70 exchange my i'm
w proved city property, valued at SS0J0 cash,
for cOUntT property Of same valuation, or will
take dry gods 70 that amount. Address (. 5,
Appeal once. AUS
" ANHD.-JOOO bushels DRIED APPLES
w AND PEACHES. Highest market price
paid at s. A. ECKERLH S, 34s Front street,
be- - cen FuIou anu Gi8yosO streets. au23 4W
NHANEzD. A situation as Book keeper by
W an experienced business man and thor
ough accuntant- Address B. c, appeal o1t1ce.
6u2J
WANlEp.-By an accomplished Southern
w Lazy situation as Teacher Of the Piano
and Slnang in a private Iamily or young la
dies seminary. References of The highest re-
Speciality given. Address l. NJ, care OF Mrs.
DeGray iennet No 81 second street, Memphis.
auig IN
A GENr- WANIED.-Camn naign Lives OF
u SEYMOUR AND BLAIR and GRANT
AND CFLFA8, beautifully colOred Charts,
Steel PTtraiJs. Pins, Badges. Everything for
the tine every voter wants them.
GBODSPEED q CO.,
auls n Memphis or New oTll.
"AsTED-DRIEDAF APPLES AND PEACH
W h None but bright halves. Also, No.
sWEE7 POTATOES
MCDONALD & WOCDWURTH,
aUl2 m Corner Of Front and Union S;s.
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PRIVATE SELECT SCHOOL

EE RS. VI. A. KNOX will resume her school on
w MONDAY, sep Ptember 7th, at her residence
northeast corner Of orleans and Court street
extended Pupils will be received and clsssed
from september lst. Terms modified TO suit
the times. anIsff
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NOTICES.
Notice.

i HIVE determined hencefoTwsrd TO DO a
4 Commission business exclusively, and have
rented my store ana taken an ONCE up stairs
In ane building, where l viii be glad TO see
my fnenis and patrons. Thanking them for
past iayCrs, / beg continuance of the same.
mhl5 NATEAN HDFFHEIMER.
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SAINT MARY's SCHOOL.
POPLAR STREET.
MRS. MARY T. POPE, PRINCIPAL. WILL
NJ reopen TUESDAY, September Ist. sull II
STATE FEMALE COLLEGE.

THE Fail Session of this Institution will COM
mence on MONDAY. the 18th of September
next, with q full ana superior Facuiiy (as
usual in all the departments In addition 10
the branches usually taught, arrangements
have been made for a full coarse of Lessons in
PHY5ICAL OUL1 URE according to the sys-
TEN OF Dio Lewis. This places the state Fe-
male College, in this respect, IN advance OF
any other school at the South, and parents,
both at home and abroad, will soon come TO see
Its beneficial effects.
The City Railroad Cars now run out TO the
College, and render city patronage perfectly
practicable. Parents and guardians in the city
will md on inquiry that they can enjoy the
dement's Of this superior school and make a
saving-eYen wht car-fare is Rdded-Ot p 10 80
per cent. on tuition bills. fOr particulars or
catalogues address, G. COLLINS
Eu President
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EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. CUTHBERT'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

w ILL commence its Seventh Bemi-Annusl
w Session Septsn Der Z, 1888. A fuli corps Of
experienced teachersis is employed. Special ad-
yaniage5 are ouered IN French, EiOcuIion, Pen
mansnlp and Music Tie Principal would call
special Kttention 10 her Boarding Department..
The dormitories have been newly fitted up
during vacation, and are attractive in every
respect. Reference by permission
REV. JAS. II. BhO0KE5. ID,
REV. ". A. SMITH, DID.
Late President Randolph Macon College, VAL
st. LOnis. No.
REV. STUART ROBINSON. DID,,
Louisville. KY.
Catalogues may be found at the Bookstore of
Geo pattiSOn- i'm
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DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
James II. Lucas, Samuel Will, Theodore La
vetlle, Charles Ii. Peck, Robert K. Woods, Jules
Nene, leo. K Robinson, Robert E. Carr, John
z. thornton, David X. Ferguson, Hon John
Hogan, Henry Overstolz, Nicholas Schaeffer,
William T. Gay, VIM. G. Jamison, r. p. Han
enkamp; L. II. Baker, D. A. January, VIM. ].
Lewis, +. Rozier, IT., Jacob TGmm.
Assets, June 1, 1858, over 90 s,0OO, ,OOe
Issues Policies ON ALL THE MOST AP.
PROVED NON.FORFEITING PLANS,
on a-s soSA terms as any Company.
No RestT1cttonS upon AectfR1Gted Persons, or 10
RESIDENCE OR IRA VEL.
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EDUCATIONAL.
TO PEACHERS.

THE Trustees of HERNANDO FEMALE
COLLEGE wish to lease their Blick Building
Of 20 Rooms and acres OF Ground for series
OF wears. Address THOMAS W. WHITE,
aull 4w fernando, Miss
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The University OF Mississippi

OPENS ON l4TH SEPTEMBER NEXT. A
" thorough course OF instruction Is given
here, including special schools in science, and
preparatory department.
TERMS:
Tuition for annual session. SC
Fuel and deposit for damase ses-.-.-.......-.... %
Board at stewards hail, SIS per month. l5O
students are not restricted as 20 board.
washing and lights will cost about ....-...-.. 10
In special Chemistry the fee IS SIS, and . de-
post for chemicals TO cover damages, So
One-half in advance. residue lst February.
In Law School per annual session, $50.
The Faculty is full unexsUapled good con-
duct characterizes the student body.
The trustees feel warranted in commanding
the University TO the patronage Cf the sRr-
rounding States. j. NJ. HOWRY
Secretary Of the Board.
OxrosD August u. 1888. a0lI dzw:wIm
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KENTUCKY hYLITARY INSTITUTE
lsIx MILES sou TIL OF FRANHToRTe
Col. RIP. ALL. gin, Superintend't.
Assisted by am Able Faculty.

TNHE 23d Academical year OF ms lnsS Is5 u'e
will begin on Monday, Sci 7teInDel I, Assse- 49,,
TERMS-Three hundred a "a nity uOAAsi'
/ fes5O1 per Acadennical year of 40 weeks.
nbis Tenn from whom Catslogn e may be had
For special information, address, Col X. I. r
ALLEN, Superintendent, Farmdale,, EranKnn 15l
q Oonty, Ky. st11ANaLn
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D FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.
Land for Sale.


OOO ACRES. more or less, OF good rich tim
sOtBlJ bered unirn proved land, on r Ralegh and
Cuba Road, on Big Creek. Shelby cauuty,wlll be
offered at private sale, for cash, until Monday
September he 2Sth. when, II not so q, the same
viii be sold at pub 10 suction at the Circuit
Courthouse door in Mem phis,
Apply 20 LUCY T RALSTON,
Fxecrtrix OF john Rslstou. decd Big Creek,
or IL. d. L STEWART,
sepl I'd Memphis
nor SALE-PATENST RIGRT.-The Patent
Right OF a newly invented Lock Guard"
for any state IN the Union can be secured by
application 70 the unde signed. II is useful,
and VII pay active men who engage in its sale.
One In use at tins Of1ics, where those interested
can inspect IL. Address
aus II SAN sHL0SS. Appeal.
EOR SALE OR LEAsE.-BeautlfuI, shaded
IT and choice Building Lots, fIOnting on IA
vorite residence streets, either cleared or with
6ne forest tress-gery low. ". A. WHEAT
LEY, Agent mrs Col. Preston, No Bethel
Block. jy22 Pm
CUBURBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
y SALE on EASY TERNs.-My lands, miles
east OF the city, are for sale, on terms to suit
purchasers. for cash or on any Jtne-frOm one
TO ten years, a1ull an- qua2uty-trom acres
20 S)0. Ny residence, with nom Il 70 . acres
lSnd, viii be sold at A CREST bargain, for cash,
or on tie usual terms. Apply to myself, on the
premises, OF 70 ROystsr, Trezevaut q Co., my
a-ents, IN the city.
jeIT n. Il. IRRELEVANT.
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TERAIS.


Fer twenty weeks, payable in advance:
Board, including fuel, lights AM washing 500
Tuition, Collegiate Depsrtm meut -. .
Primary Department t.-......... IS
Contingent Fee. ...-........... .........- ?
optional branches, Guitar, Piano, Cabinet
Organ, each.......,.... "a
Languages, Ancient and Modern, each - 10
Painting and Drawing, ,eaeh.-.........-......... Is
The boarding de partment is under the ex-
elusive control of Mr.. and Mrs. Ryfand Our
liked purpose Is 10 make the Institution, in all
aus n RYLAND
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MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;
Wormeley, Joy q Co., Aydlett, Robinson a
Co, .. N. Webb Co., Tool, Phillips & Co, La
eey q MoGhee, n. Coronna, A. E Frankland,
JACOB Alexander, Clapp, Vance & Anderson.
General N. 3. Forrest, General ]. r. Chalmers,
Com. Joseph E. montgomery, Judge J. P. Ca
ruthers Kew. 3. n. Ford ,D.D Rev, J. r. Graves,
Judge Phineas 7. Scruggs, Galloway, Hampton
Co., DeSoto Insurance Company.
AGENCY OFFICE IN MEMPHIs-No. Al Madi-
son street, Kit Williams Block.
MCMAHON q OTIS,
State Agents for West Tennessee,
Mississippi, Arkansas and North Lsuisians.
N; .. y O14S..---.--.- d. ACAAAON
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IESURANCE

Liberal Conditions. Equitable Rates.
Pr5mRgs gssestIemsnLs.
THE GEORGIA
HONE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Columbus, Ga. Incorporated 1859.
Paid In pifsi............ 600 90
Assets Jaaasry I, iS8s-....--...... 4I6, ESQ 81
$40 600 IN IN B0SBs i SD REP0s1TBD 81 Of WITH
W. ~ - ~ sAlS NN4AA 8'slI-1eG u 11ftziS1stSs
Blank forms furnished, and all inquiries
promptly ansWered, on application In person
or oy letter.
". Il. MOORE, Agent
Ia Madison street,
ie2l 3n Memphis, Tenn.
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G.voso F,zcAMPMENT, No. 9, I. o. o. T. Meets
on lie LIST and Sd Thursday nlghls ol eHSh
month J 81. Mcclure, Z. r; r MeusLsn'
H,P,: Thomas Bacon, scribe 'e
EnPH1s LODGE, NO. 6.-Meets every Iuesday
niRht. +, MeIlersh, n. g.; ID. Pump, SeGLe-
Mtary.
CHICKAsAw LODGE, No. S.-Meets every MOL MOL
n, g.: Thomas Bacon, Secretary. JyH
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" A reading Jagr5a tBae t gE EI5REQISg 5REQISg' sgg5fRe RESIDE

JAMES WHITWORTH,
CEair-nan of Cnm mnliiIea
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raCOM ST. LOUIS.

Railroad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Poll
cics-Tl.e Biiers Eit.
Special Despatch 10 The Evening Telegraph,
ST. LOUIS, Dec. H.--Jhere is considerable eX-
element in railroad circles at the proposed con
solidation of the Ohio and Mississippi with the
Eastern railroads. The project is here gene
rally regarded with favor. The estimated value
OF he buildings erected last year and now in
course of erection in this city is $50, 900, 600.
Judgment was rendered yesterday in the sum
Of $4,000 against the Phoenix Insurance Com.
papy on policy on the steamer Boston, burned
two years ago; also in similar amount each
against the Adriatic and Harmony Insurance
Companies, for loss on the steamer James Ray
mond, burned at the same time.
At a wedding here last night the clergyman
after performing the ceremony, asked if there
were any others present who desired to be
united. A young gentleman named Claggett
and lady named Triplet stepped up and were
spiced by way of jokes The clergyman de-
clares 1t bona tide transaction, but the parties
refuse to be considered as man and wife.
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Recent Advices from Spain-HOw
the InsurrectiOn was stopped
The Troubles in Turkey
and Greece-War and
Famine in India.
Return of General Grant from Chi
cago-Martial Law in Arkan-
sas-Heavy Robberles.
FROM EUROPE.

By Atlantic Gable.
The Recent Cadiz characterization il
was StOpped-ActiOn OF the American
Consul.
LONDON, Dec. l7-Despatches from Cadiz'
under date of the 10th instant, describe fully
the situation of affairs at that time, and state
that the Government troops were badly beaten
In their encounter with the insurgents. While
the fight was progressing Captain Farrell, the
American Consul, is said to have mounted one
OF the barricades in uniform and holding the
American dag in his hand. He called upon both
parties to stop the struggle and put an end to
bloodshed. The fight was shortly after brought
10 close and hostilitIes ceased.
Numerous buildings throughout the city bear
evidences OF the struggle, and the bullet marks
on the houses tell plainly of the fierce character
OF the contest. The City Hall was badly snat-
tered by cannon shots. The vessels In the bay
are filed with people departing for other
and more quiet localities. The Government
troops are reported to have been guilty of
excesses, and plundered some of the many
deserted houses.
A number OF English and American tourists
were arrested by the military authorities, but
were subsequently released through the inter
position Of the American Consul who, on their
release were forwarded TO Gibraltar, The Con
sul's private residence was the resort Of people
of all nationalities who fled there for protection.
The insurgents loudly proclaimed in favor Of
q republic, and cheered loudly for America
They also declared il the city was bombarded
they would ask that the country be annexed to
the United States.
The TrOubIe i'm EOuuania.
PEsTH, Dec. H.-Inteligence from Transylva-
MIA has been received here which states that
foreign emissaries have recently been detected
tampering with Roumanian soldiers. The news
says that they were well supplied with money,
and were working in the interests OF Russia,
The Designs Of Russia i'm the East.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. H.-Itis officially stated
that the designs of Russian operations In Gen.
trail Asia are not with The view of extension of
territory or of conquest, but for the purpose OF
strengthening the late treaty with the Emir of
Bokhara and the securing of more permanent
peace.
PFussian Mediation in the Affairs of
Turkey and Greece.
BERLIN, Dec H.-Prusslan interests being
strongly In favor OF maintaining European
peace, the Government has endeayored to In.
duce Greece to comply with the demands of
Turkey so far as the demands are foundedupo
International law.
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Some of the Beauties of our National
Country Seat.

From the Alaska Herald, Dec l.
The village of Three Hyrarchs, situated In
the southern part OF Kadiak, has a magnificent
haI Dor which can hold vessels OF 5000 tons, and
In which they can come quite near the shore,
The village has about 450 houses, inhabited by
creoles. This har0or is full OF salmou so that
ifthe fishermen have only enough of salt aud
casks they can fill 100000 barrels in one sum
mer.
The Collectors in Alaska find the whisky sold
by - mild and do not consider IL spiritu-
Gus; whereas the whisky sold by other traders
is found by the officers Intoxicating aud in jur-
Gus. We wonder what Mr.. Ketchum's opinion
may be on this subject?
Smugglers should pack and bring their skins
and fuTs In cases. so that the quantity and
quality may not be known, as the Custom
House is satisfied with brief description OF so
many cases. The inspectors don't seem to care
what they contain.
The Aleuts are very fond of their little chill
dren and like to see them well dres Sed. TIE
merchants going out for trade to Alaska will. do
well to take supply of children's clothing.
All competent judges favor the removal of the
eat of government of Alaska to the island of
Kadiak, as this place is more central and al
most as near San Francisco as Sitka.
General Davis prosecutes lnebrtety In private
houses but does not mind drunkenness at the
suffers stores.
Copper river abounds in copper. large nuggets
OF which are found in the stream and on the
banks, This fact should attract the attention
of ali interested in metals.
Aleutian ladies are said TO drink before dinner
q bottle of whisky. They dine on all sorts OF
game and venison. ana after dinner, for desert,
relish whale oil instead of champagne. The
Aleuts find much pleasure In eating raw tish
and think it delicious. There are in Sitka more
bar. rooms than private houses.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

THURSDAY, Dec H-There is no new feature
to pre- sent in the Flour market, and only "a lew
hundred barrels were reported at $5'50@575 for
superfine, S6@675 for extras. S70S 25 for spring
wheat extra family, S0@l0 Is for winter wheat
do. do and Sll@l3 for fancy brands. according
to quality. Rye Flour IS selling at 81 509S per
bbl. No change to notice in Com Meal
The Wheat market continues extremely
quiet and there is no demand except Tor prime
lots Sales OF red atsSl'9J@2 s. and amber at
SZ'l0@2 I5. Rye is steady, with sales Of estern
at 81 Co. Corn is less active, and prices are
weak. Sales of $500 bushels old Western mixed
81 for dry, and 90@95c for damp Oats are With
out change. Sales of Western at 76678c. and
light Pennsylvania at 6096jc. No improy yement
10 notice in Barley or Malt
BARK is steady, with sales of No. Quercitron
at S42' so per ton.
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FROM ARKANSAS.

Fight Retwecn the Citizens and the Mill
tia at Augusta.
MEMPHIS, Dec. l6.-The Ledger has report
of q fight between citizens and thirty of the
militia at Augusta, Arkansas, yesterday, in
which four militismen were killed. A special
despatch from Little Rock, Arkansas, to the
AUdLdnche, Tonight, says fierce debate oc.
cured in the House on q resolution endorsing
the Governors Is proclamation declaring martial
law in Conway county. 1t was finally adopted
The GOverno or's Message to the House says
that the force of militia in the southwest is 5B9
General Patterson Is In command. He thinks
the militia can be dispensed with, as arrange
ments have been made for Federal troops to
occupy those counties on the withdrawal of the
militia, The Legislature will take recess from
the 10Th inst. to the 9th OF January.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Special Despatch to The Euentng Telegraph.

Special Despatch 10 The EUeni,lg Telegraph
BALTIMORE, Dec. II.
The Hebrew Benevolent Society
held It's annual banquet in The new Assembly
rooms last night and raised over four thousand
dollars for the benefit Of the Israelitlsh poor.
In thc Superior Court,
yesterday, the jury rendered verdict of six
thousand dollais damages TO the widow of
Charles Gese. for the killing of her husband.
Doctor JOIn N. GibbOn.
General Gibbons father, died at Barnum's
Hotel yesterday. He lived at Charlotte, North
Carolina, and had been here lecturlng.
The JuTy
In the United states Court In the case of Theo-
dore A. Morris, for making away with the
schooner Moutezuma, after being locked up ali
night, sent Judge Giles note this morning
saying that they cannot agree. The Judge re-
fused to discharge them. II is penitentiary
otienBe.
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FROM INDIA.

BeCcat of AbdOOI Raiman Khan in the
Pass Of Damiau.
LONDON, Dec l7.-Telegrams from India re-
ceived via Brindisi, Italy, state that reports
have reached Bombay, which have been subse.
quenIly confirmed, that a sangulnary battle
was fought in the Pass of Damian, in Afghanis-
tan, between Shere All and his rebelious
nephew; Abdool Rahman Khan. The latter
wss totally defeated with great loss. Shocks OF
earthquake are reported at PeshaWur, Lahore
and Jabbalpoor. Famine is again threa ened
in Central India. The food crops are deficient
and the prospects are worse than before
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Stock Quotations by TeIegraQh--I p. ".
Glendinnlng, Davis . Go. repOrL tnrOugh their
Markets by Telegraph.

-NEw YORK, Dec. H.-stocks active. chicago
and Rock IS island lST5;; Resding. Rec .; 81; Canton o.
land and Pttsburg, s29&: Plttsburg and Fort Wayne
llO14; Michigan Central lS4 Michigan Southern, s67
New York Central, l275i Illinois Central 49, Cum
berland preferred. 80; Virginia .s 57 Missouri o,
8a78: Hudson River, l25a 5-20s 1862 l10a do. 1884
IC6s; do 1855 IO7zS; do new IIO 10 4Os l0jl C;old
l34%. Money, z per cent. Exchange l091s.
BALTIMORE. Dec H,-Cotton quiet, out steady aud
unchanged Flour fairly active at quo atiOns. Wheat
very dull and almost unsaab!e; accurate quotations
cannot be given Corn firm; prime white 90og5r.,
yellow s5@9Sc Oats dn At 7N973c Rye firm at s.. 10
nl'50 Pork firm at s27. Bacon firm; rib sides l7c
clear do l714Dl73ac Shoulders lac. Hams lsc. Lard
RIM a
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Thc Recent River Disaster.

Special Despatch 10 The EUertl0 Telegraph.
LoUIsvILLI Dec. IA telegram from Cap
tain Carter at the steamboat wrecks, says'the
water is off the main deck of the United States
Three bodies were taken from the wrecks yester
day, bnt none from the river. Captain Eckert
President of the Underwriters Submarine Com
pany, hopes to raise the United States forth with
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The Lighthouse Board
FORTIETM CONGRESs-THIRD SESSION
House OF Representatives.

Immediately after the reading of the journal
the death of fThaddeus Stevens was announced
10y his successor, Mr.. Dickey, who gave n bio.
graphical SIX etch of the life and services of the
deceased. Xhere was a large attendance In the
galleries, Who listened with attention to the
proceedings. Messrs. Kelley, Wood Broomall,
and Orth followed in eloquent tributes 10 the
memory and services of the departed. Speeches
were also made by Messrs. Poland, Moorehead,
Maynard. Ashley of Ohio, Mullln, Farusworth, f.,
Koonts, Donnelly, Cake, Woodward, Robinson, f,
Laurense of Ohio, and Sypher, after which the
House adjourned.
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Henyy Exnress nohbery ana Omnhn.

CHICAGO, Dec, ia special Omaha despatch
to Ithe Tribune says that last night j. A.
White head clerk in the Union Pacific freight
Office at Omaha while at Cheyenne was robbed
of $4,000 while on his way from the depot TO
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s office Tho robbery was
perpetIated by three men, who held pistol to
Whites head walked him out half q mile in
the prairie and there tied and gagged him.
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= BOSTON, Dec. I7.-An action for tort has been
brought by II. II. Dana. Jr., against the Mayor
and Aldermen OF Cambridge, to recover 5000
damages for causing his name to be removed or
omitted from the voting list, thereby deprivlng
him othis vote in the late election: