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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-11

WooI.-Walter Brown Il Sons Msnthly
Wool Circular, August ii, quotes Iowa, Yer
mont and Iltinoi, woods in New York market
as follows:
y and NN Observation-Disclosures. .'ytGA
No. .:i9t144
No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800 10
fomh;,,- ~, -
The circular adds
The prevailing opinion sCmS TO he, that the
next thirty DAYS will see no material change in
values, and that the market will be only mod
erately active; our counsel, therefore, to West
ern operators, who expect To dispose of their
woods during the next two months, is 10 place
them on the market, ready TO take advantage N
any favorable opportunity which may arise to
turn them into cash
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County Clerk.
For County Clerk.
We are authorized TO announce JOHN G. CAMPBELL rs
candidate County Clerk subject TO the decision of The
County Convention
For County Clerk.
We authorized to announce SOLOMON ROSEN
AUPT of La Saile candidate for the office of County
Clerk of Ia Sale county subject to the decision Of the Dem
ocratic County Convention, should one be held.
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OTTAWA. Ill. August 9, 1871
We take this opportunity To- extend our sincere thahks
the former patrons of the house and the business public Tor
their generous pnrOnagr and the friendly relations which
ha yc been so long maintained hope 10 merit contlnu-
Cu-t,lucrs - ED H. SMITH,
AUg. H. 1874 Successor 10 Slilth a l'lslhE
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@QrriR0.

August ,th. 1871. Mr. JOHN AITkEN Of Ottawa, TO Miss
| JESSIE CUTHBEItTSON of the town OF Dlmmick, La
| Sale county
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For County Clerk.
We announce ARTHUR LOCKWOOD candidate for
,nnnfy Clerk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-25
a Picnic Luseh.

Mr.. Julius Alexander Sparks went TO
the picnic last saturday. Not wishing to
Load himself down with . heavy lunch. he
.bethought himself Of 4 plan BY which he
mightma things como out as they should.
First he took two very small soda crackers
and 4 rs,y small piece Of cheese. Two
beans AMI some raw pork wsro added. and
the package showed into Sparks vest
pocket. When Sparks reached tho picnic
grounds he proposed to his old friend
johnson that they put their lunches to-
gethcr. saying that he had crackers and
cheese and pork and beans. Visions OF q
regular old.fashioned pioneer layout arose
In tho mind Of johnson. and the suggcs-
ton was greedily accepted. The johnson
basket was emptied and a greater part OF
tho contents deyoured. when the host
mildly hinted that q few crackers aud
cheese would not be bad 10 take. That
reminded Sparks Of his part OF the con.
tract. and fumbling in his pocket hefound
his liilipu,ian package and threw u on the
ground. The Joke was appreciated by
everybody but johnson.
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p, cox,,,c,on.'-Did. arc called for

r, Coxrx.croRs.-Dids are called for
,brourh our advertising columns to-day.
for the construction and erection oil stone
w.ils ON the Courthouse lot at Virginia
CITY. to,cther with q wood and coal house,
M. excavation Of the lots through To A
street. and the construction OF = nagstone
sidcxalk in front Of the Court-honse.
Plans and specifications at the ONCE OF the
Comfy Clerk. For further particulars
read the advertisement.
Arryx n Doas.-The new dog pound
for Gold Hill has been eompieted' and
Marshal MeCleery is ready for business.
The place Is opposite tho Methodist
Church. on Main street. by suitable en-
couracement our youngsters may be In
luceS 10 gather In the stray dogs. By 80
doing they would confer . favor upon the
community and put money into their own
pockets.
JrsricE PAy-pAy.-The Justice Mining
Company have given notice 10 their en-
ployess that the next payday will be on
Monday. July "a, q week from to-day.
This Is In order that tho boys may DO In
funds to celebrate the glorious Fourth
properly.
TaE Town Trustees Of Gold Hin have
negotiated q loan Of $1,000. and at .
meeting Of the Board to-day . bond for
that amount Was ordered issued. Parties
holding warrants will soon DO able 70 get
their money.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-25
MURDER WILL Opr.

A few years AGO Augurt Flower vas di'coy
errd 10 no . certain cure for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint. and . few thin dyspeptic.
.nads known Ia their fri-n.ls how easily and
quickly they had been cured by its use. The
q, At merits Of 0rren's August Flower we've
TO another. until, without adve tising. Ito sale
has become immense. Drggi.ts In every town
In the United States arr 30 ling II. No person
suffering with sour stomach. alex hes ache.
coetiveness. palpltAticn of the heart. indises.
iion. low spirits. ETC, can take three dose- with.
Jut relief. Ga to your druggist AID get q bottle
for rs cent? and Try II. Sample bottles 10
cents. deal Gun
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BRONCuIrIs,

lPrm John Flag. Eco. Of Beunlnyiou. .. NJ
"Thrss years since ! was very much reduced
with Q dresdfui cough. which resulted In Bron.
chitis. Affecting me % severely a. 10 reIter Il
difncuit 81 speak In an audible vo,cs. To this
was addsd severe night sweats. and I VS. fear
full OF going Into q decline. After recourss 10
yariouI remedies TO no purpose. ! male upe Of
Dr, wistar's BALKAN OF Wild CAerry. q fen bot.
lies Of which fully restored ME TO health.
since that time ! have bad several severv II.
Of cough, bnt the Bsisam has always re.
moved them. I always keep 70 by me, and
,houii not know how 10 do without T."
Mold be- all druggists.
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and all that has been most worthy and
great, have. as II were. come 70 this coun.
try Of old civilization. / venture without
dispsragement TO any Of these iliustrious
guests to say that never has there been sne
70 whom we willingly accorded . freer or
Q fully. hesrtier welcome than TO General
Grant; not merely because 70 believe be
has heretofore played the part Of . distin-
guished general, nor because he has twice
fllsd the highest snics which the citizens
OF his great country can ill. but becauso We
look upon him As representing that good
will and affection which ought 10 exist be-
tween Us and the United States. II has
been my duty 70 DO connected with tho
great dominion Of Canada stretching sew.
ersl thousand miles along the frontier Of
tho United States, and during the last
three or four years I can truthfully say
that nothing impressed me more than the
interchange Of friendly and good Offices
which took place between tho two coun.
tries, under the auspices Of President
Grant.
General Grant replied that be felt moro
impressed than be had possibly evor felt
on any occasion. He camc here under the
impression that this WA Trinity House.
and that the Trinity consisted OF tho army,
navy. and peace. He thought 10 Was
q place where there would DO no
talk or toasts. He had BEEN. there
fore, naturally surprised ct hearing
both. He had heard some remarks from
his Royal Highness which compelled him
10 say 0 word In response. He begged 70
thank his Highness for those Remarks.
There had been other things said during
the evening highly gratifying 10 him. Not
the least gratifying was 70 hear that there
were occasionally In this country party
fights a. well a. In America. He had seen
before now Q war between three DEPART
ments OF Staie--tho Executive, the Judi.
cial and tho Legislative. He had not seen
the political parties Of England 60 20 far
q that. He would initiate their chap
lain. who had set o good example OF ora
tory, that WAS shortness. and say no moro
than simply thank his Royal Highness and
company on behalf Of tho visitors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-25
Bnn.is mn and Cap,.,a Jack.

These two Indian lighters from Haies
arrived ON the train to-day. together with
the fine dramatic troupe which accom-
panics them. They come from San Fran
cisco. where they have been delighting the
inabitants Of the Bay City. with a series
Of choice dclineations ia their line for the
last week or two. and this evening they
a weeks engagement NJ
National Guard Hall, virginia These
two famous celebrities are both recently
from their commands In the Black HIS
AMI have combined with an excellent
dramatic company In the production OF
very fine dramatic plays, deiinea'i'e o,
life AMI scenes ON the border. They will
omen to- might in tho grand western drama
entitled =. Life on the Border" For FUR
thcr particulars read the advertisement In
another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-25
HYArr.s LIFE BALsAsI.

AZ q eouqusror OF rheumatism. Gous. Ssu'
nlsis. and cure for Serofula and oil diseases
arising from impurity Of blood. The old and
reliable family n edlclne. Hyatt's Life BAlssm,
stands I'm. quallsd. ~ proven BY over To,Vu
great cures during the p,st ~ years. T.
radical vesetabl. compound OF Aarsapsr1na,
doei. gusiAcum. etc and . p-rmanent cure.
Sold BY al draggista aud country grocers.
Take nothing else, and n they havnt 70 We
send By express. boxed, evrrywhere, at D and
n rs par bottle; Is and 50 50 half doz. Hyatt
i Hiatt, 2tG Grand street. Nav York.
mylo cod I'm
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veterans.

AT tho annual meeting 81 the Order OF
Union and Confederate Veterans. held In
virginia City Last Saturday evening. the
following officers were elected TOT the ensu-
ing year: Commander. Al Webster We"
Commander, II. T.. foote; Junior vice
Commander. n. J.. Coarser; AudJn'ani'
". ID. Wheeler; Quartermastsr. ID. lar-
r,ll; Officer Of the Day. Guy Thorpe; ser
yeant Major. l.. u. Miller; QuArtermas'er
Sergeant. y. II. Wheeler; Chaplain Rev.
N. N. Jsnycy.
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san Franeisco Beard.
ruts MAMMA


rms
80 Ophir. lsx. 49,, 10
SIS Mexiesn. II. tis. iik. ns
20 Gould h Curry. iSk. l5h. lst. 10
iao Best / Bsieher. 20, 26s. s6S n, sSk
10 Caiifsmis. Sts. 3Lk
s75 Savage. Ts.I
s.s Con. Virginia. 3ik 3ik
800 Chollar.Poissi, sex. 3t,3 gk
90 Hale 4 Norcrs-s, 90. 6t,6
$40 Crown Point. AZ
400 yellow Jacket. Isl. Il. i3A. i3s
2sT5 Imperial. i.SJ. N i.3o.
s6S Alpha. i3f. iJk. 1855. u
$50 Bslcher. 81. ss.s
90 Confidence. g
loss sierra Nevada. 81. o.
SO Utah. Is, l5k, ies. 10
ia Bullion. IS.Ik. 1t, 1S
1y35 Exehequsr. So. 81
SO 0vermsn. 10. isk. lss. i,x, Is.
1850 Justice. sN.sk
AS Union Con. ss. "a. So. sS
2ss Julia, 3, ais. 3k
10 seq. Beleher -
iiO Caledonia. ais. 100. 4. ass. 3so. 3a5
60 baltimore. SOC. ac
40 silver iIli. $50
IS Challenge. IN
f95 DAYTON, 15c
800 Rock leland. 2c
100 New Y6rk. t5o
100 Lady Washington, ~
tOO Alta. 100. . ts
$50 ko-suth. SOC. &c
so Andes. soc. Use
100 Lsviaihan. T5e
iD North star. AZ
80 Trojan. N
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Coualderate

. The sutro Tunnel Company have do
n.tod 10 the inhabitants Of sutro two plots
Of ground. toward sin-miie canyon, Tor
burial purposes-ene for the burial Of
pra,..,ants' the other for Catholic deccn-
Jsnts. Tho next thing 10 b done Is TO
furnish material to ill them. IL issA
nectsd that a cool supply may be obtained
by the next giant powder explosion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-25
FRAGRANT nm EAru

And pc.rly teeth are easily obtained by cleans
ing your teeth daily with that Justly popular
dsntifrlee. sOZoDONT. Composed OF rafe
aLtlseptic herbs. Il iinparts whiieness TO the
&C.. IN, = delicious aroma 10 the breath, aud pr.
serves intact. from youth 10 old age the teeth
hcidiIy N the riouach will destroy the strong.
Get teeth unless It's effects are rounteraoted win
sOzODONT, and this pure tooth wash protects
the dental surfaces BY removing every inquiry
that sdher,s to them. Ak your druggi.. Ior
StZODUNT. JETS I'm
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PIONEER PICNIC EXCURSION.

rhe Feursh Grasa Bsan-sasing
Opss Air Festival ef The OLD
Beys-lHew They Ate Beans and
shot NJ TarKsss-Who Helped
rhe1 Eat Beans-A i'artiealariy
seeial = Pleasant Ttme-A
Feast Of Beans and Flew 81 Beul.
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FROM A DISTINGUISHED JuRIsr.

~ have tried the PERUVIAN srRrr. "a the
result filly sustains your prediction. IL has
made 4 new man of ne INFUSED Into my sys-
tenn new vigor and energy. ! am no longer
tremulous and dsbililsted ~ when you Last
saw me. hut stronger. Leartier, and with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical. than
~ any tlmc during the last i've yeafs." sold
nv All drupuirts.
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q, III. GALLUP.

o. n. oALLur. opposite the Bank Of Califor.
MIA, Cola Hill. Keeps constantly on hand ali
favorits brands Of Imported c:ur. CHOICE bit
tiglrs. al hipds Of chewing tobacco. meer
schanm pipes, nuts, candies. me cutlery. and
toys and hney goods Of all kinds. sp3s N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-25
pIMNITT,. C0TGn nAIsAM.

DiMMrTT's COUGH BA1sAM. the body Of
which is composed Of pure Honey and hoef
Candy syrup. highly medlested, ID the beat
rerlcdy inosn for q 'ughs, Colds, Asthma.
Group and whoOping Cough. sold by John
Jones', Jr. te2i Nv
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a CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors Ind
indiscrsaions Of youth. nervous westnsss. early
de'ay, loss OF manhood. etr- I will send .
receipt that will cure YOU. PRE- OF cHAnoE.
This great remedy vas disco sered w . u isslon.
arr In south America. send q relf -addrersed
envelope 10 the Rkv. JOSEPH T. INhAh.
station ID. Bible House. New York City.
mhS0 Cm
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IrH CuEsT FOR nALf.

An-trsie Ice chest or refrigerator. made to
order for . family. has been len for sas 81
Grani's Gold Hill Furniture Stare. next above
the NKws ofiec. A ANAL amount OF cash wiz
buy A., telS w
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TELEcRAPHIc.
CONSERVATION AMONG THE Of
Flee HOLDERS.
A DEsrRUCrIvE WIND STORM
IN MISSOURI.

Ss '
a DEsrRUCrIvE WIND sroRM
IN MISSOURI.
lsrsctAL DisrArcHKa TO THE doLD HILL
DAitr Naval
Henry ward Beecher on the Jews.
New YoRK. June 2i.-Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher announced from the pulpit to-day
that his discourse In tho evening would he
In relation to the Jews. The announce
ment attracted . large congregation and
there wero many unable to gain admit
lance. lie took for his tcIt the saith verso
Of the 10Th chapter OF Acts. But when
they knew that he was Q jew all with one
voice for about the space Of tive hours
cried out: Great Is Diana Of the Ephe-
sians.'" Mr.. Bcecher said that he became
intimately acquainted with Mr.. Scligman
at the Twin Mountain House, and knew
him we'll. and knew him to be an estima.
bio gentleman In every sense Of tho word.
The Jews formed u large portion Of u
community, and no must say that they
were not only excellent and thrifty citizens
but exceptionally law abiding people ITO
considered that q great insult had been
put upon them, but II had NO shocked In.
tclligent and refined people, those whose
opinions were worth respect, that 1t led
. ~ ,S.n nes " ~ h' s'u 800, w.
.nA. my m.ro he'u ~ s,ra. ie'lnS' ~!
.ncIr CHRISTIAN Iei.ow si.1ens. hvta
.ner remarAeI INA. 'nsy naa nJ. . nS
sh mutton uoI,ars from s,.y any y, ~. III
aeavvr.a 10 maze 'erms w JaI. VI AZ
people Insy were ,he issI Una, snou.a INV
peeh ihsul'ed, nc y nor ulink " ASvou
sign 10 see . man VINO hau Inherited nus
money cast Insult upon inc man VINO maao
his estates ny honest, honorable innustry;;
In the end lac Thought mat gooi weniu
come OF the insult, and hc would ADVISE
them not 70 hold public meetings OF put
on armor 70 nght mosquitoes.
The President ana nepubiicnns.
w., w. TO- o. ,r..lr. w.sb.
NN " W." 49, -
ington special says: Now that the frosi-
dents orders In regard TO oficcholders
and noli,icians has apnearod. there IA a
- - .I...,a. n.
'eeiihs aA'h W o'"''""o" a"o"' y"
publican po''''e'ahs IN washington a.
~" eh'e' oh .no r", o'es''oh'' u''! III
asrce .na. !. wiz pe qa ~ uns,'roa MI. Jn
and Msssarhnsett. will 60 Democratic
certainly the latter. As for Pennsylvania
and Ohio. the Republican politicians are
lev ahu iAr ne'.ocn noru VIM eApcI, any'
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7IMpORTRD CIGARS.

Imported Pumsreigas. bouquets, santiagos;
two for twenty-five cents; the best and ehraytsi
cigars In the State. Gail and Try them a. Bum.
m"rfeli's, Main strcet, opposite Jones afus
alma nylu
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Pictures taken at reduced prices as the great
Flying Photograph Gallery. Cards. ~ per
dozen; Canine .. 81 per dozen Gems, y
dozen for nfty cents. All other pietures IN
ufon1ftion. my2l N
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The supply Of birds being exhausted.
and there being 4 tie between the PARTIES
n was agreed to call the match q draw,
each man TO pay his proper proportion for
Inc birds that had been used. Several
birds were lost by falling out Of bounds.
but few got away unseathed. The match
attracted q largo crowd Of Interested spec
tators.
TUE LITERARY ExKkcisEs
Al the Pavilion followed. and consisted Of
addresses BY Hon. II. II. Taylor. Presi-
dent Of tho Society. . poem by Hon. .. Z.
Goodwin, rscited by II. II. Lindsay, songs
by ". ID. G. Gibson and Others, ana ,ne
presentation and acceptance OF the medai'
The following Is the poem;
TIE rioSEKRs.
They turned sh.ir s,sps Toward The 's''ihs
For 10 In the beautiful West.
There rose . vision Of mountains mr. ssea
one with Q golden crest
For ths stoy VS. teld that NJ sWvs o
the sun-sst zee.
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A %NEGLRcTKD COUoH,

Cold. or sors Throat. which might b. checked
By Q simple remedy, like "Brown's Bronchial
Tfochss.- n allowed 10 progress may terminals
ssrfously. u
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Lson,s KAnAnox makes beautiful. giossy,
nxursnt hair; prevents its Milling out o. turn-
me ersy, 10 has stood the test OF fory .ysars.
ii shsrmingiy psrfumsd. snd has no hvh'
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No ExmmrrIoS.-The High School will
not give an exhibition at tho close Of tho
term, a. had been intended. The eXAini-
nations have required M much attention
from the students that u was found neither
expcdient nor judicious to give them tho
additional task In connection with tho
school work Of making preparations for \
public entertainment.
JouS LEAKY has been arrested In vir-
GINA City. and upon examination by
County Physician Kirby and DR.. Conn.
has been pronounced insane. lilo will he
sent ~ Woodbridge.
JonS THOMPSON was found dead In his
bel at Kerr's lodging.house In Virginia
City last Saturday morning. Internal
hemorrhage was the cause Of tho mans
death.
AN exchange says: ''Let our motto 10
hundreds for music and iced drinks. but
not ono cent for fireworks" That seems
to be tho sentiment In Gold Hill.
0rricERs and members Of washoo Typo
graphical Union have received an invita-
ton to Join in the Fourth Of July celebra-
ton in Virginia City.
The Piutes Of this section are soon to
have their annual fAndango on American
Flat. 70 the southeast Of Gold Hill.
PROFESSOR W. q. HYDE has consented
10 act Is poet on tho Fourth Of July. A
finished production Ia expected.
Coon indications Of a ledge have been
discovered near washoe Lake. The crop
pings assay $40 to the ton.
Nh. II. T. TucKER. who has been visit
ing his friends In Carson City. returned
this morning.
Tux days arc on tho short grade again.
snow and .~leighriiing will be hero before
We know IL.
PAYpAYs arc nearly here. Most Of tho
mines will pay of before the Fourth.
LINCOLN HosE COMPANY will hold . spe-
cisl meeting tomorrow evening.
BrFrALs Bill was the center Of attrac-
ton on G street. Virginia. today.
M~ooSLionr nights are now enjoyed by
the people Of the Comstoek.
Tux Chollar- Potosi shipped sj.7ss in
bullion on the goth instant.
Tux sueeor mill has commenced TO crush
ore.
Tnrir will be but n more week Of
scnooi.
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AN EsrAnLIsnRp REMEDY:

Browns Bronchial rroches are widely known
- an established remedy for coughs. eolds,
brunchilis hoarrrBess aud other irvubles OF the
thrnat and lungr Q
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IIsnors 10 General orant.

LONDON. June 25.-Generai Grant was
present last night at = banquet given by
the Corporation Of Trinity House. The
Prince Of Wales presided. Prince Leo
pold. Prince Christian. the Prince Of Lein-
ingen, tho Prince Of Saxo weimsn. the
Duke Of Wellington. Marquis Of Hereford.
Earl Of Derby. Earl Of C~arnarvOn. Sir
Stafford Northcolo. Mr.. Gross. and Chief
Justice Sir Alexander Cockburn were
among the distinguished company present.
The Prince Of Wales, referring 70 General
Grant In the course Of his speech, ssid /:
''On the present occasion Il 10 . matter Of
peculiar qualification TO Us TO receive -
our guest, General Grant. ! car assure
linn for myself and for all loyal subjects Of
tbs Queen. that 10 has given ~ the great
est pleasure 10 see him - . guest In this
country" Earl Carnsrvon proposed: 'Ths
health Of our ~visitor;' and coupled with Il
General Grants name. He said strangsrs
Of all classes, men Of lsttsrs and science,
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o
The Troops that have
Crossed the Danube.
AusrRIA's POSITION TOWARD
MONTENEGRO.
Ex-President Grant in
England.
The war.

ESPECIAL DrsrArcmrs TO TEE Coin HnL
DA,Ly NEwsl
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After ) o'clock p. NJ, the excursion train
backed up the track and all hands got
aboard for home. The train was divided
into two sections, and everybody got
homo safe and sound. with lunch
baskets and all. Everybody had . good
time and there were no disagrooabls In
cidents or accidents TO mar the pleasures
of the occasion. Everything passed OF
smoothly, we'll and satisfactorily.
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rioEoS SHOOTING.

After tho team shooting for the medal.
pigeon shooting was declared next in
order. A match Was male up between
DAILY. Diamond. schultz, Jackson and Con-
row, on Que side. and Gibson. MAcauley.
Parker. Kaneen and Dormcr, each man to
have ten birds. and each to put up ten dol.
lars for sweepstakes. The distance WAS
t~wenty-oue yards rise. Following Is tho
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Arrivals shss nssaBag.
p.p.r,ur.. saturday Ev.slar.
n.v.,,ur,, I...s Nyeul.r.

IN Marshall john Patterson T " Hannah
Jane. Kelly VIM Lnmm NV aowAn
Mr.. Madden Miss Gilmore J Y Defryc-
fATnile n VT Miss X Tritls Mas, Y rrtile
Mrs " l. Ward J Morris h lam q carman
and child Mrs. brown
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About sittiur I,uii.

WASHINGTON, June ALT is sscertainod
at tho State Department that no diplo-
matte representation has yet been made 10
our Government regarding tho presence Of
Sitting bull and his band Of Sioux Indi-
ans on British soil. nor are any diplomatic
negotiations on this subject now pending
between the two countries.
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Tho fourth annual Picnic Excursion Of
the Pacific Coast Pioneers last Saturday
was a grand and highly gratifying sue
cess. One Of tho special reporters Of tho
NEWS who was present sent . brief tele-
graphic account Of the target shooting.
etc.. and now gives . few details Of tho
afair