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aRed Bnl > KnIed by an Omeer

SEDALIA, No, October IA special
nom Osceola, Missouri, states that a
a despel ado named Saunders, dlias "Red
Bill, " was shot by the City Marshal Of
that place to-day. The officer attempted
TO arrest him, when ne resisted and drew
his p the Marshal then shot him
with. pble-barrelled shotgun, killing
him in Ntly. The officer Immediately
gave hh belf up TO the Sheriff.
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NEW York, October Late last
evening seven masked men entered the
residence OF Samuel Pope, in Paterson,
New Jersey, and pointed pistol at
Bope's head, while they securely tied
him. The thieves then rified the house,
carrying OF sixteen hundred dollars in
money, jeweiry and siiverware, and sew
en- thousand five hundred dollars in rail-
road bonds. Payment on the bonds has
been stopped. No clue 10 the thieves.
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Our street Arabs, We sometimes fattel
ourselves, are as bad as any in the
world. But, according to q correspond.
enr Of the London Telegraph, theJ
might take lessOns in wiekedness from
their followers la Berlin. These young
rudians, Ia ages ranging from ten &
twenty, are called "Benzel, and tbeil
chief auause.aent consists ia stOniBg for.
eigners. But a lady on horseback Ii
their special and most delightful prey
since she is almost sure to be stranger
Lady. riders bave, as consequence
been 50 frequently thrown and run away
with, thanks 10 the efforts Of the worthy
fB-hzel,n . that g female equestrian i
said % be - rare q sight h ReeAa - Il
= b PittabGlg.
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The Cotton Contest al Ghs Cincinnati
Exposition.

CEcINEATI, October 1.-The CottoI
Department Of the Cincinnati Industria
Exposition viii be open for entries unit
the tenth OF November. Premiums vii
be awarded November Both. The Com
missioBers offer silver medals FOR ID,
best bales Of cotton from Texas, Louisi
ana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama
Georgia and Tennessee, and sweep
stake gold medal for the best bale from
these seven States. In addition 20 thes,
large cash premiums are also offered By
merchants Of the city. Application
already made indicate a display far ex,
ceediBg that Of any previous exposition
in this line. This display is independent
Of the regular Exposition, which closes
next Saturday evening. Visitors 70 the
Exposition 10 date number four bundled
thousand persons.
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LOUISVILLE, October 1.-The couven-
ton Of Superintendants Of Southern
and Western railroads met at the Gait
House this morning and resrranged the
time. tables OF the roads. The Western
and Southern Railroad Association also
met this evening.
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RsnubIlrsn Nnm,n.,,on

LOWELL, MASS, Oc:oher I.-At a
Republican Convention Of the Seventh
Massachusetts district c. c. Esty re-
eeived the nomination for the unexpired
term to Congress Of Brooks.
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Accidentally rrtIIa.l-

COLUMBUS, OHIO, October l.-Moses
Williams, aged twenty-five years, while
tending switch in the yard Of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, at three O'Clock
this morning caught his foot in a frog
and was thrown under q passing train
and had his leg and arm cut of, from
which he died in three hours.
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/ PHILADELPHIA, October l. The
strike Of the jOurneymen tailors OF this
city continues, and from appearance
will be permanent. Aid to the extent
OF ten thousand dollars weekly has been
pr0ffered by the New York Union, and
assistance has also been promised from
the Chicago Union.
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Damage. Against . Rn,rron.r

BOSTON, October In the case OF
Stephen MeKenna against the Metro
politan Horse Railroad Company the
jury to-day rendered a verdict for the
plaintiff McKenna was injured by a
car jumping the track and coming in
contact with his wagon.
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TaznaHy stH AppIyins ths Ak or Pu,
FfgcafEou

NEW YORK, October l.-At a special
meeting Of the Democratic General
Committee in the rammany Hall to-
night quite a number Of the memb mbers
were excluded by the large majority for
the opposition TO the regular candidates
Of the party. The discussion was quite
stormy, and one Of the excluded men
declaring himself for Greeley, aud
another saying that it was impossible to
reconcile the friends Of Tweed and
Tilden. It was also resolved 20 issue
8 call for a convention 70 nominate can
didstes for city and county Offices.
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Loui..Ius o,sraowiBE win Charity.

LOUISVILLE, October l.-General 3.
+. Butler, Of Massachusetts, spoke in
New Albany this afternoon. He was
escorted over the river after bis speech,
and after supper visited the Exposition,
where he was shown around by the Of
neers. He expressed himself pleased at
the exhibition. In the press-rOOm Of
TIE Exposition he was received ia a
brief speech by General John w. Fer
rel on behalf Of the directors, and re-
spOnoed courteOusly and appropriately.
He was escorted 10 the Exposition by a
COMMITTEES Of prominent eitizens. an
pointed BY the Exposition managers.
and consisting Of Colonel John NJ. Har.
Ian, General B. H. Bristow, Captain Y.
N. Shelly and Hon. W. A. Merrfwether.
General Butler then returned 10 the
Gait House, where he was serena6ed
b. band A large crowd Wa attract
ID 70 the ExPsssfioR buiidiHgs te sss
- vluits@.
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CONGREGATION BITE EII EaETH

DARTIE6 DESIRING TO secure sea,s IN the
II SguagaGue Of the Congregation Beth FL
Emath for Tho coming Holy Davs, can appiv
aI the store Of Mr. MARK CONN ls8 'FRONT.' 81.
every day during. d eeE. between and
"a thahi oirds
sarrquneing eout1l I,f,F7VFfsp
8oet1Wc1G - nlar1
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Railroad Accident Investigation

/ PHILADELPHIA, October l. TIL,
ccrOners jury in the case OF the railroad
accident at CARROTS Siding, rendered 4
verdict this morning, that the accident
was the result Of a criminal design OF
the part OF persons unknown to the jury
The rails were forced apart and blocked
up 80 AZ TO throw the train from The
| track.
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sent Of his parents; five pounds penaltry
for the first offense, ten pounds for the
second, and for the third, imprison-
ment during the pleasure Of the court.
Married persons must live together OF
be imprisoned.
Every male must have his hair cut
round according TO his cap.
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DIRECrORss
z. AcDkVIIrr, President
JOHE JOHNSON, Mayor.
J. T. FAReAsos, Of Fargason a Clay, Com.
mission Merchants.
JOHN T. 5rEATrOs, OF Stratton. James & Co.
Commission Merchants
NAPoL EoS HILL, OF Hll, Fontains 4 Co.
Commission Merchants.
". A. GoODwrE, Cotton Broker.
n. E; COCHRAN, Of n. z. & ]. W. Cochran,
Lumber Dealers.
II. Z. JkCxsoE, Of Estes 4 jackson, Attorneys.
NATHAN ADAMS, Stanton, Tennessee.
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An Old Lady Burned 20 Deafh-A Case
OF Abortion Causes Death.

NEW ORLEANS, October The resi-.
dence Of Edward Thompson, in Carroll.
ton, was burned. Mrs. Edward Thomp-
son, aged eighty-three, was unable 10
escape and was burned 10 death.
The verdict Of the coroner's Jury at
PontehatJGla, Louisiana, in The case OF
Miss Ella Hiestand's death was, caused
from producing abortion, by one John
H. Collins and kfrs. +. M. Hiestand.
and that James N. Davidson, William
Hiestapa and Miss Louise +. Hiestand
were accessories thereto. The accused
were arrested.
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ssddsn and my.ter,ou. Death

RALEIGH, n. c., October 1.-Dr. J. B.
/ Smith, principal Of the st. Augustine
colored school OF this city, died sudden
ly this morning. II is thought he was
poisoned. A post 1lOrtea examination
win be held tomorrow.
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HII1III" ~ IIIE Ha1I1I17 l1IIlIU M y IIlllI
CINCINNATI. October 1.-The Com
Dlercidl to-day has the following double
loaded editorial paragraph: "a dispatch
10 Us from a distinguished Democrat,
who is doubtless well informed, states
that the charge in Saturdays Tribune
against Speaker Blaine, is without
foundation. He adds: Blaine was
not q member Of Congress at the time Of
the alleged contract with the Kansas
Pacific railroad
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

a Lodge, No. 299, viii be held this ~
EDSLSDAG) evening, October 2d,/VN
at "a O'Clock. for work in the N. VI. degree.
All ". MS are fraterually invited.
By order II. C. WILLIAMSON, W. n.
r. W GHFr TON Gaf-aror,
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A one slIIion Dollar R.nIsrupt

PHILADELPHIA, October l. The
United States Marshal has issued against
the McNeal Coal snd Iron Company q
warrant in bankruptcy. Their liabili-
ties are above one million dollars.
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THE sPOBTING WORLD.
Fleetwood Races.

EieeGH OO0 Races
NEW YORK, October 1.-First day OF
the autumn meeting at Fleetwood The
purse was FOR horses that never beat
,: so. A. Goldsmith's Gloster won IN
three straight heats. Time-2: 50, .: 3S5
and 2:34. Second race-purse twenty
i've hundred dollars for horses that never
best 2: 25: Gazelle won in three straight
heats. Time: "a, ,: 273 and 2:25.
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WASHINGTON, October The Presi-
dent to-day made the following appoint
ments: A. H. Day, Receiver Of Public
Monies for East Ssginau, Michigan, and
A. shaw, Postmaster at Upton, Califor-
MIA.
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BLAINE,
He Attempts to Clear Himself OF the
Charge Made by the New York Tri.
bune in Reference to the
$3.50, 900 Railroad
Business.

CLEVELAND, ONO, October 1.-The
Republicans held a mass-meeting here
to-day, which was addressed by Senator
Wilson, Speaker Blaine and others.
After the conclusion Of Senator Viii
sons speech, which was delivered at the
Kinks large crowd gathered at the Pub
lie Square and were addressed by
Speaker Blaine. The following is an ex-
tract from bis remarks;
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DIED.

BROCE--Ou Tuesday morning. October lst,
81 o'clock, Of cholera iniantum, CHARLES
BROCK. aged seventeen months, infant son of
Arthur and Helen Brock.
Funeral services from the residence on Pom
totoc street, east Of DeSotO, this (W EDE EsDAY)
afternoon at ? O'Clock. The friends and ac-
quaintances Of the family are invited 10 attend.
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FROM ARKANSAS.
The Brooks Ticket ssOverbOard Jim
Peck" and a New Ticket In the
Field Endorsed by the Liberals
and Democrats.
synopsis Of the Address Of the Liberal
Executive Committee, and Of the
Instructions Of the Governor
to the Registrars.
The Gazette HOists the New Ticket
Hunter for Governor, and Tap
pan for Lieutenant-GOTer-
nora New Deal.
Special to the APPEAL.

Special to the APPEAL.l
LITTLE Rock, October 1.-The Lib
eral Republican State Central Commit
tee to-day put forth a new State ticket,
In obedience to the authority vested In
in ii by the Liberal Republican Conven-
ton, which assembled In this city June
2ith. 1t will be remembered that the
convention gave the Central Committee
power to put ticket in the field on or
before the first day Of October, in case
it was deemed necessary. The Brindie
Reform Republican Committee which
met here on the twenty-fourth Of Au-
gust, entirely ignored the Liberal Re-
publieans in the construction Of State
ticket, and gave the Democrats but
TWO REPRESENTATIVES,
on the same, since which time o wide
spread dissatisfaction has prevailed
throughout the State, reaching such an
extent that the Liberal Republican
Executive Committee deem it their duty
to place a new ticket in the field, more
especially since a fair registration and
election have been assured. The Liberal
Republican Executive Committee, after
reviewing the cause for this action,
nominate the
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The Celebrated TrOtting Mare 'sxIInnfe''
Killed, and " Zilesda'' Seriously In
furetI

INDIANAPOLIS, October This morn.
ing as the celebrated trotting mare.
Zilcada Golddust, owned by l. L. Dor
sey, Of Louisville, Kentucky, and Min.
ME, black mare, owned by Frazer s
Moore, Of Cynthiana, Kentucky, were
prac.lcing at the Park, the mare Minnie
by seizing the bits between her teeth,
became unmanageable, and the conse-
quences were a collision between the two
mares. Zileada was seriously injured
by shaft tearing open her breast, while
the mare Minnie was killed. They were
both entered for the 2:3S race this after
noon. The loss to the owner Of Minnie
viii amount to eight or nine thousand
dollars. Zilcada Golddust was valued
at twenty thousand dollars.
The Twentieth Annual State Fair
commenced here yesterday under the
most favorable auspices. At noon to-day
nearly three thousand entries were made.
The weather is delightful, and every in
dicatiOn Of a successful exhibition.
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his statement Of the particular facts
should be recorded or taken upon oath.
ct the pleasure OF the Board, 10 like
manner with that of any ether witnesz.
N ~ oasss Of appsal asn ths dsaisloa
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INSTRUCTIONS To REaIsrRAEs:

The privilege Of the ballot is held very
dear by every American citizen, and II
IS {. high and important trust given 10
Rgistrars when called upon to decide
VINO are and who are not entitled to this
privilege, and the decision should he
M lie upon the evidence presented ON
de personal knowledge Of the Regis
trar as contemplated in the law without
political prejudice or vices Of any kind,
but as sworn officers whose duty it is to
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Nashville BoOdhOrse Assoeiation-ser.
Ond Day.

NASHVILLE, October 1.-First Race
Railroad stake for all ages; two mile
hests; $50, play or pay; railroads add
$50; second horse, 500. Wanderer. !.
l. Frogtown, :, 4; Hollywood, 3, .; The
DippeT, 4, 3. Time, 3:4lt, 3: 3S5.
Second l2dce-Club purse; mile heats;
Euchre, l, 3, /; Quartermaster, 2, !, 2;
Talaria, 3, ,, g; Boy Tom, 4, distanced;
Graham McNairy, ), distanced; Me-
phisto, distanced. Time, :46I; 1:465;
l:474. The weather was delightful, the
attendance large, the track in splendid
condition, and the sport interesting.
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The New York Tribune TO be I.ibaIIes

CHARLESTON, S. c., October LIT is
announced that Governor Scott has
commenced q suit for libel against the
New York Tribune for an article that
was published in its issue OF the twenty
seventh ultimo.
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PUBLISH THE NOTICES

or objection should in any case be re-
ceived after that time. At the close of
the second days session two plainly
written lists Of the parties SO challenged,
with the grounds Of challenge briefly
stated lt might be an act of substan-
tial justice to insert, also, the name Of
the challenger, will be posted upon
the door of the courthouse, and there
maintained till after the election.
SecOnd-Upon the second day Of the
session OF the Board, at the latest, and
until the close Of the same, all persons
who have been rejected by the Regis
trar should be permitted to appear in
person OF by attorney. and
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CRIHE, ACCIDENT AND FIRE.
Lire,r rlmss IN Chlonro-

IVY THU m NHIVIlEOs
CHICAGO, Octobsr 1.-The evening
papers contain details Of probable
murder at saloon dance last evening;
an attempt al hOmOcide in a boarding
house; q shooting affray by an intoxi-
Gated policeman, and an assault on a
felloW-workman by a carpenter.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

MICONI-The friends and acqusintances Of
Fioravanta and Cdrlotta MicOnt are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Of their
child, PIETRo, from their residence, corner OF
fernando and Besl streets, at 2 p m. TO DAY.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
Pnblie pret s1o.ooo coo Il.


WASHINGTON, October 1.-The public
debt has been reduced ten million dol
iars during the past month.
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Their Own Direct Importation,
MASONIC TEMPLE.

Annual nEeof1nG.
THE annual n1eetinZ Of the btocknoiderH OF
f5e Was0nic Temple OF Memphis will be
held al the ofice OF he secretary hooInt NO v
Magnolia Block, 90 MONDAY. OCTOBER q, ~,
for the purpose Of electtnZ a President ana nFe
Directors 70 serve for the ensuing year.
IA II. HIGBEE. President.
rrrrvrr-r -. sss.,-cferv oc1
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NBw HAVEN, CONN, October 1.-The
annual meeting Of the American Board
Of Foreign Missions took place In this
city to-day, with the largest attendance
ever known. The meeting was opened
with report Of the Home Department
by Treat, and Of The Foreign Depart
ment by DR.. Clark. The Treas1rer's
report shows expenditures or $3S1, ,634 AZ
the cost Of missions, and a total expendi-
ture Of $l2s,683. There was S2e5, ,207
received as donations, and Sl25,Osa
as legacies. The sermon this evening
WIS by Prof Bartlett.
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Boston, October 1.-The Democrats
and Liberal Republicans Of the Eighth
Massachusetts district nominated Viii
liam w. Warren Tor Congress.
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ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY Relief for KOunR Zen from tho
effects of Errors and Abuses In early ilis.
AGnnoo1 restored. l1n r.ad ne1ts 70 81 Srr1 q a
removes. NsW metbo,l OF trsatsaeut. tf
and remarkable renafliaa. Buol-s a1s...- -
lars sent free, 10 sealed envelopes. -
Address HOWARD ASSOC AIf
south NlntE street, Pl iiadsiptla,
4ilt1tlcr haFtfia q 2lEl| rcruta li4n
able 0e01 INST aa4 plsialstcaas 49,
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Probably few articles. have ever had 20 ex-
tensive sale while none have been more uni
vensally b. nehcial than the celebrated Aif.XI-
CAN MUSTANG LINihEST Children,
adults, horses and domestic animals are al
ways liable to accident, aud Il is safe to say
that no family can pass single season with
out some kind OF an0lhent being necessary.
II becomes matter Of importance, then, to
secure the best.
over three hundred livery stables IN the city
OF New Ork alone are using the Mexican
Mustang Liniment, ia ali Of hich it gives un-
usual satisfaction.
CAUTJoN.--The genuine Ia wrapped in q
hne ateel-plate engraving, with &c. ". West
bruok, theinist,N and '.lrade Mark, Mexican
Mustang Lnitoent, engraved across the face
Of each wrapper The whole bears the prOprf-
eiprH private United states Revenue ks,aIap,
and not 8 commca stamp, Is used britrl1a-
sists. -
Lyon Manufacturing
= PAaK f2AeE, EEs
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The royal trio at Berlin, during thell
meeting dressed in a novel fashion,
according 10 the mathematical rule OF
Formulation. The Emperor Of Austria
wore Russian uniform and PrussiAn
order the Emperor Alexander Prus-
sian uniform and an Austrian order, and
the Emperor William an Austrian uni
form with the Russian order Of St
Andrew. No two Emperors, il will be
observed, were dressed alike, and al
three had dipped into each others ward
rohe
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The Russian war department hal
been giving much attention Of late u
the sanitary condition Of the army. Il
appears that during the last few yeArs
the rate OF mortality among the troop.
has been steadily decreasing. In 1885
II was = per 1000, in 1868, 20 per 1000,
and 10 1870 less ulan per 1000. The
recorded number Of dangerous and long
illnesses has diminished, but that Of
trihing nlness has increased. That q
explained BY the circumstance that a
closer watch il now kept over the sani-
tary condition Of the soldier thar
formerly, and that he Is not allowed q
neglect any symptoms Of III health
which may be likely TO lead 70 serious
maladieg.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-The Lib
ersl Republicans Of Chester and Della
ware counties have nominated DR.. +, z,
Tyler FOR Congress.
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ST JOSEPH, Mo, October Hon.
Joel F. Asper, an ex-member Of Con-
gress from this district, died at his resi-
dence in Chillicothe, to-day, Of dropsy
OF the heart.
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The First COIOred Unified states Grand


NIE I'LL NUIUF97L y IIIINN "EEIe8 UF8DU
Jurors.
CLEVELAND, October 1.-The United
States District and Circuit Court began
its session here to-day, Judge Sherman
on the bench. George WOsbuTg and r.
J. Robinson, colored, were empaneled
Rs regular Grand Jurors, it being the
first instance wherein a cOlOred man
has been drawn agaa United States Juror
in this court.
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Hoar for Congross nom srasunchuser

Hoar for COHgress from HasuaehuEetts
LOWELL, October 1.-The Republicans
OF the newly-constituted Seventh dis
trict to-day nominated Il. r. Hoar for
Congress. He received fifty-nine votes,
beating Drayer, his opponent, ten votes.
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CABLE NOTES.
FRANCE.

BRUSSELS, October 1.-The Tinderpest
has appeared in the country around
Mono.
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There is a wonderful tree found grow
ing al New Batavia, Java, which pro-
duces q curious mbinatiOn Of vegetable
ana animal food. II is known TO the
catiyes So theTingkawang, and It's nuts,
which they eat, when boiled produce 3
me tallow-hke grease with which they
prepare their food. The tree is very large
and beautiful, and the sale Of its talloW
or butter, as it is there caIled-ata about
twelve cents a pound viii be ame an
important part Of their commerce.
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There are some medical enthusiasts in
England who think perhaps it would be
wise II all small OF unhealthy children
were suppressed when first born. A
writer says, had this been the practic,
Of the past, we should have bad neithel
Noltsire, Victor Hugo. Goethe nor Sii
Isaac Newton. The last might have been
put into a quart pot when born. Vol
taine was too small to christen for some
days, and Goethe and Hugo were moi
expected 10 live.
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CAREFULLY PRESERVED

your powers as Registrars and az q
Board Of Supervision, both in relation
to the preservation OF order and the
bringing OF witnesses before you as
will be found upon an examination Of
section sixteen OF the registration act
ample. You will at al times af-
ford to party challenging, As
well ss to the challenger, such COM
pulsory process as may be asked, to pro-
cure the attendance Of witnesses. The
law which places in the hands Of the
Executive the power Of appointment
ard removal of Registrars manifestly
contaminated the exercise Of
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PITTsBURG, October William J.
KOuntz was nominated for Congress to-
day by the Democrats and Liberals OF
the Twenty-third Pennsylvania district.