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, 1880-10-11

NEW fOnK. Oct M-ltlslncss cultinnes moderate In
oil urpnstnnnts C0ttun Kuuds nUylug steaAlly, but
III limited tmrevls,and prIces weru we naInualHei on
desirable nnkcH. Prints In lSrcgu1ur ttpu!u,,u, hit
ptnhi 1LyIea htanE vail. MGnt wuMr henyY w,pIt1,s
Hns 6ut tsGru ii tntpr inquiry iur sisrtii
slluIcS ntId M0rsLuls.
, 1880-10-11

Spstfal D.tpateh 10 Tht thieasn Tribune.
NEW YonK, Oct. lo.-ThU mining stars market
closed yesterday tnlt ash unsatisfactory. With
RcuCrulty !uHur prices. Tito c.os!uy quotations
, 1880-10-11
A.O3S.l0
t,H3l.D
aR0l.W
3AG1Al3
1HMam
2.AttEitU


af
bills. Hnh nwHR RtstrA..... L13fs21s
NsS--ttuhlny's t.it,t 1Nesttnyh mnrkrtH nGre
Enrly aGt!vr, Will. prcea rnl.ne lfni NJ exht nd
. s s's rfrs 5 M s wsss
s! i gtim" lish. aia H'a.a:1 foT pt d e.t
. s%sy ,cs sfsS III fs' f.s & ff!9 s s"fss "a ss.v;
ar,'in: h,s tt. nntk'1 r1.xnnea its arMre.: tGHI:
wsrk, ii t!'&si snr ls,nr to rest s,lt wclsf lid
ssst,s IL, III fr shtt a, m III eH'i i.r hcavY | sfas
& ta ."ail,y VI DC sulry i nn.a. M i,aleensasa
n.,in unl rln fru.liiI TIo pciis weeo cIonred nt
thu IIlfItrnH Ilsen Abtivc.
eti sEs M @ Hi cnsrs e. fss@ b"n II ee; hs't1sa a ts s
n1tnlcrnn ially ntrlvnis rnra ltsts*l ntt very tm
S rxrs !. f, g. tb bsaG ho, %s M.2s siG n ,uh
supply.
KANSAS Cirr.
Srrtfat Dtspatfh to The thteaeo 1ftbunt.
Kansas Ctry, No. Oct. u-Tho I'fet Current re-
GArrLr- -,,neeirt., s,al st,l,nnents ,AsI; n,arkos
IrSna. tl,aSa2.s0; ha!f-nspa,s, tI2sg3;9t
1fnHs-Hectipts, 5i4 shipments, !17s market fair!
ehac. ti:itstai ItEht shipping nnd mixed packing
TT. tnUfE.
~. tOu1R. Oct. n--CAT!aE-f,nly nsaal small hat
Rlm shirjiWg s;eefs. ,nt nono nsrc; t.ra.s re3nra
ttta tsa sts rsst fo; tsosa
rcruts, IN: shipments, Mn.
siEE,.-l1ncaanrsd al Auta31', rcco!pts, III; ship
liu,s- Firm, forkers and t}alt,luoros, H.psa4.70,
mixed packing. ftslt4.7it hatetprb 10 fancy. &iU
ol0s rGcetpts, l.Ap, s1lpIncnts 53U.
, 1880-10-11

IstTrsurHa, Oct. Observation-Disclosures crude,
un!tUu certificates, I1}Sct ruItnvI, i41{r.
ELkrEi.ASn. u. tfct. A.--pErltuLEuN-EIrmeF
Staadard white, iIU test. lisic.
, 1880-10-11

sh!ker snssanartlla. Ianletlut.. yellow dock,
prineo's pllle, lbl thD berries nr Juniper utid
cubrb Aniteh with itlidu u potassium nude h,'
tue HM,ety. arc tho Ingredients Ut tho 6hukera
suFsApaFlIla.
, 1880-10-11

OswEOO Oct Observation-Disclosures hnrd I1ufnth
sprIng flls. Corn s,endy, tncs y,tW bu On prlyntu
ttitfn
, 1880-10-11

Al4LN tfu Il re.
MhwAUKEE. Wis, Oct. A-Fkou1t-Quiot and un-
chanund.
GRAtN-Whcnt firm, orcncd. advanced Nc, and
cin>ed stronR:.So Milwaukee mr,l. sila,e. Nh i
Atltwankgo. *i01 M. do haEtt lujtIi Su.1 do,
af1c. uctulor.Acs NnsombDr, S3tcs December, klc;
No. to. N,c: November do. FIT rcjuctod nnml,lnI
CUrn hE1r, NJ. :. 3J!ae. Unts ADVANCED Nc; So. l.
nc. ilyo stronger; NJ. Sa4c. Hurley lowcT; No.
spring, Ito.
lMuvlsIny*-firmor. Mess pork, s!htn cash md
fl2t1! November. Primo sIuatn nr1, ts+b0 CASH isd
l1OuS-h0Htrt u iH1ai7u.
FREluHra-lYhpAt 70 buffalo. SIC. ...- -
ss.AN htl.
ll.ugU bu. ~
, 1880-10-11

The cuEuwnEIl and oycrwosktts dud comfort
aud stseuyth lu Malt Ulttess.
, 1880-10-11

DEMOCRATS AND GERMANS.

w11.MISGroN, N. T.. Uot p.-sptAlrs TunrEXrtS
Steady Ut 41G.
, 1880-10-11

DAtrtunaE. Cr.- M-tta,tn-tllRhce and nctvo,
Wcstyrn aulsrtlnu ft;6aL23t oxt1a sLS0tsat1s FAM
t1y, khasaa1A
S--whens-sycstcrn c1clscd md hiahur, ctns-
tHR Arn1, M. Western winter rst stHt md de-
THUR t$sal.tSt(t Nuventur. H. t51fn11A: ilocnnt-
her tt7,f Jannnry, tit fal.tSs. f"rn-,c't-
ctn qutut md nu,nnnl ua,s .ientiy ani otf Wcst-
crn w.li,s, slict mIxod, 3aStae. tro dull.
NAf-lnclInngch
I'inbvtSltISs-- unrnnnReh.
it,rrE,i-3Veaks priu,y 10 choice Western. packed.
fEG]4ir.
E1Hs-QtlIct nj Mk.
IErHtLErM-S.t,nEov, refined. 121&c.
lr{c. '.,'
stnAN-nulli Il pntt. gg{a9]kc.
WItfAKY-- Uhtlnft ltiI.
FMElaHrs-ru i.ivntnnnl, rcr steamer, unchanged
lEiEttrA-fiuur, Il It's hFlK; wtGnt, j24tI but curn
la!1, h,: nals, lHa 1i, re: 10 bn. ,,,,..,
HALEs-Wb1at. l.1js,sH but cUrI 21,aU bu.
, 1880-10-11

NEW ORLEANS.
hkw ONEEA ny, NA,uct.G.-flnt'lt-I:1ctcd and higher.
aIpcrnnu. kl2ia No; Xxx. stIleL1ji x.SX, *hAls
hiHt TRAITS, $5s.J,sA.s75t.
'COnS.MEAt.--llu!t " FIN
GKAiH-t:orn n.mus at 5sa60c. oats easier quiet
and Weltk " t!1 He.
tlAY-FIrmur; ehncc E.5q.
lnNviAtuSx-l'urk strung NJ H.0L l4nrd-Flru,
ttorcc. Nsa,1n kci ~. Hulk ens rearsy a,,d ns;
I'll t.Iur; shoulder. slc; cieMr f. ~ :le caMr. Hir.
WHlSkf-NEslyFlI recalled fiHia1 ~.
1ttuCENl NlES-EDlttG TIGtt 1kli CIAlIGH common 10
rrlMIG, Iu1lt ~ ar lhlt4upn = l.s GnIce w,e
HHAS-ACtIyG bLt tuWGr mt III.
, 1880-10-11

J515STf5Ns
DosrnS, Oct. n--FLOuN-yteady md nrm; prices
unchanged.
tiHAt*--Co!u HtondY md hrn,; mixed md ye,1ow,
hilise; high mixr.l ul3sas SIC. Nnta Arln nnd I'm.
changed. Rye, htasc.
overwhelmingly unchanged.
EI1A-WestttIi srEsll t*4tt:E.
ItEtEirra-tluur, l,Uj0 brls GOO but whcaA
TbD lft1.
rItIrMENTA-NnnC ... ...... ..... ..
Hnnh-QAist hut stcndr; Ohio. Penny Ivnnn. nna
INV iv. M1a Ms ", i'sut ssn, stG , ~ d..
he, 4tS:u, ktltucky cnt,lisa, iatu; Missouri, i4c;
Iuxns Eist.S1; iIuIlGu 4ts.tlc.
, 1880-10-11

rVrAIt!t:s-Wars IN u,i?I ,isali',ti, srarce. md
@ Mt t&s a.u far Ets1s m tAr-lnts. e iitTflita Ara nut
M;,y"5,' ~ ,s'sn'tm: - :rpsy o. taay wssH % !i.s
aYyf \ A. fsw s.'npli'a l.t; n!. ~ er., na tan.S @
e,sy x"f!ntsss r:, ,sSsl@E.: @ Tsso asS"r -,
i! ir ~ ,sxt; M IT cl'ls.sGs '4tss ,"E turkeys. "na ks
wcns: psnk;ng I Iinc.;s,*,ry .;', y NJ. ynrk!y .rouao
aEEns--rtNuLhS wM*tlull curly, hut nrnr tho close
hHvHr ha,st ut about *!;sI Tar rnlt4t H,1uN
wdrn rtEnIrttt ut f!aba!1 priuG cIneaI alutuI !{u
under Fgsent ianres. Flax Was tir,,or, spiii,x 1t
tL?!to%tt:4 Hungarian H0ld At t1ty6le. CuyGr Was
i{ui1 Ill $I,sa
SALT -.tYas In fur dHnln,A Mnd ntpnEy: s
Finn sI ,Wr bsl, Ilside TOR t]nnntaE 10
!.aHrnH sA, i9F lstl
sialtf' mn btRs.
lja!ty. HElH'Ht aacks.. tu
Ashton ilhtrY. llDr :llU
iirH1na nll, IN ba LIN
AlytFtH'ol sbH, Gr0Hr re,tGkh......,....,.,.+.. LM
WHlsky-NnH III Ht,ni tlnta md ~ tho decline AZ
Hupt ~ snltH NBst rApDrt4l NJ 6It nfin hAlsnutt
.ls m th4 u!sls 1T nBr EaUn lor h!4hwtilHs,
Wttil..Hns tn fatr WusieF1 ruauaat ald atsnly:
tM III ttisItGa IHtsalttns tuh."+. y
ttMfsu af fty tut vi
gum nWhshta ns9Gs.
tatrst} AHWn+4t .ltAcu. ~
Mthht hh"lsl!tn tlrbc1
Medium ~IthIlfit gnCG+. vi
FlAu nnd cuursu wAstud eaGu. .assai
, 1880-10-11

GENERAL MARKETS.,
httUOMI0IiH -WN4 IN fAr request Mnd s&eadJ.
Chuce huF IL firmly held. Ths stuck OF tia light
uhd the new csup tul!ased to nslst chiefly Of tuw
mud knpdtuM KsxIus:
t!hu!cu hur AEId aIl4
, 1880-10-11

lrtt.ttl'Gt IN
ntof'hr ma
ntirtt.iisc: f,,'ss lii .s;,, us ii. c lf,,.
rrlnR tn*s IT TIM week. and !irIy str,ly. fnr
tnhia hnster Ia mt plentiful, md o'less lind iu
difficulty In rnnilznv tho pnosrd ps1rcs. la'w and
medium GRIZZLIES, tht,ftR tlH aIr rnIflnt tS quoteh
wrnk. tl'a suri'iy being iii no war "ppress!.c'
EfnaHtGrys '"'''%3 80
!HuH lElCkei! IA!
.Hekfg tE&. .s...t.sN #tN!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. report unchanged market.
f%s:
arT i'tx "nls asals .sain H. H. eli
Atnrttrstn..+.n.. .....al IWont sucks ...R ttN
t.lfEtSE-ttttn change .FA* apparent In thu altun-
ton 1T this market Tho demand wns mt nj o1i
Mctlve. Art willis Former 1nhnltIls wrte bsnu nskcsl
tic fceIhiv fnyurnb!e 10 tuwer prlcrs. We nRnIn
guatp.
i'li! crcnnl. septen,nct nct.."..............M REX
i'srt stii, srnir,nnr tni ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. liz
tyr! skim, Iniy mid August. .......ln q!
tit eatlF. tt
C0Ai, Iii till matknt M ciaiiics wnrn antcr. Tho
nlltrN t1ntt sn.tAihEl: .-
i!nh9n hhu nut. M
F.GA 1Hu EfM hTs
Er!T hIG Hffr hGUHntl
thHlt'In y 0HWs Hni
I!ln*su1stA...t hH
i,;,a %asS!; :::: t
W!lnnrtall. .......................... suI
nEa fnai. anu ttrB H. uHut hultn for ErGal puck.
A9rs IT tho AtO*G range.
, 1880-10-11
wluter and spring wheat III TIL. nnrket for iitt,o
,tnys In 0ctotcr. compared with tho sats,o tluo
tnst yonr:

Tho Following ivt'rC The shipments 0f Frnvls-
ons from this ritz during tho limos mined. The
wef8hts nrc grl,ss:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-02
'Boetital.
NAY DRxAM.

: Tie nm wss sinkfsg l0W n the West
Low IN the West st the close II dry.
And the opal clouds in sp3endOr dsest,
Shown crimson sud amber and silver gray;
And the twilight lay Hike veil u white
On the isee Of day. 1t the door of night.
The spisit Of Spring touched ali the trees,
And he leaves broke ouf - they felt her pas;
He5 voice Was heard In the balmy breeze,
-, As q her ankles twinkied IN the grass;
~ she fTod the daisy lighted street.
he fragrant breath Of the vioIets blew
On ny face like pleasant dream Of rest,
Oh, the world was kir, and the world was true,
And the sun WAS sinking low in the West,
1ne the twilight hung Ike pail Of white
On the wrath Of day. at the grave Of night.
zAnd ever the violet scented sod,
Through purple beds. in the purple shade,
The maiden love beside me tFod,
And fair was the face Of my llly-maid;
IND the fepder light Of her violet eyes
DSspelled the shadow that filed the skies.
We poke no word for the solemn hush
IN the evening lay on my soul and hers
Buf Ne heard the song 0f mIssel-thru-h
That sang with his mate in . belt Of irs;
And knew that my heart, though unawares,
Was singing sweeter song than theirs.
But the shadows grew. and the night came on,
And With u the hour Of parting came.
Jho daylight died when my love had gone
Bat the IOve.ligi1t burned with brighter flame.
The shadow VI grief was In my breast
And the sun was sinking low In the West.
D sweet fair face that love 20 well;
beautiful face that no more see,
must lose the love thai could not tell
AID mourn for the hopes that die with thee
Hast thou gops from my life ike leaves that fall
Vert thou only dream then, after all!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-02
LYDIA e. PlNKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

is q positive cure for those painful complaints and
weaknesses peculiar to women. II restores the blood
to its natural condition, directs the vital power
Alright, strengthens the muscles of the uterus. and
lifts it into place, and gives it tone and strength,
so that the cure IL radical and entire 1t strength
ems the back md pe;vs region it gives tone to the
whole system -estores displaced organs to
their natural position. That feeling bearing down,
causing pain weight, and headache, is always per.
manently cured by its use.
The patients, who could before walk but few
steps, and with great pain, can AFTER the use of this
remedy walk several miles, without discomfort. 1t
permeates every portion of the system. and gives
new life and yigor It removes Dyspepsia: Faint.
and relieves weakness Of the stomach. It will cure
entirely the worst forms Of Falling Of the Uterus.
Leucorrhea. Painful MenstruatioD, Inflammation or
liberation, Irregularities, Fl0odings, etc. For the
cure of Kidney Complaints Of either sex this CON-
pound is unsurpassed.
1t is impossible for q woman, after faithful
course Of treatment with this medicine, to continue
to have weakness of the uterus, and thousands OF
women to-day cherish grateful membranes.
of the help derived from the use of this remedy.
. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is pre-
Darpd atth no nrOnriefOr'S laboratory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-02
FOR AGUE, ANEMIA, INTERMITTENT
FEVER, CONsUMPTION, GEN
ERAL DEBILITY. &c. &C.


FEVER, CONSUMPTION, GEN
ERAL DEBILITY, &C., &C.
RAyESsA, MERCER Co.. Missouri, May, led.
THE FELLOWS MEDICAL MASuFAcTURING Co.
GExrs:-we have used your Fellows Compound
syrup Of Hypophosphites with gratifying results in
our prsc,ee and cheerfuIly recommend Il to Physi
clans and others, q reliable and agreeable
preparation in ague, Intermittent Fever, nrst ana
| second stages Of Pulmonary Consumption or Ane
mia or General Debility. We would recommend 1t
as the best thing we know Of.
J. Il. CALLAwAY. NJ. ID.
JOHN L. GRIPLEY, ~ ID.
EPILEPTIC FITS.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Jan. ith, ls7s.
JAMES 1. FELLOWS. Esq:
DEAR RI have deferred writing to yoa ere thls,
that might be able TO give account Of the elect
Of your medicine. now safely say that 1t Is IN
doubleday the best ever tried, there can be no
doubt that my little girl Is in fair way Of recovery,
and you must bear in mind that this was very bad
case and do honestly believe that had not given
ID to her, she would have been dead ere this. Now
she hearty and IL gaining in hesh the hts are On
" partial and the action ofthe heart is less terrible
am sir, yours very respectfully,
Northport, Wis, May 8, 1879.
JAMES /. FELLOWS, ESQ.,:
SIR have been using your medicine for over
year and with the best effects. ] have used II
DOttles Vi the uypopnospHiie-s anu hnS "h""e
man of me have been aling over six years with
number of diseases, but lung difficulty was the most
prominent. have been under the care of great
many doctors, and have taken quantities Of medi-
cine without any apparent benefit but appeared to
be still growing worse AM weaker until accidently
came across of your circulars and was constrain
ed to try your medicine, and found Its effects were
almost magical upon me, and was surprise to my
self and friends, having gained rapidly in flesh
remain respectfully,
LAWRENCE DORIAN,
DO not be deceived by remedies bearing a similar
name no other PREPARATION Is q substitute for this
under any circumstance.
Soil bu NIL Ds.nOUjSfS.
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Diseovoeep -
LYDIA f. PINKHAMS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
the positive cure
For al Female Complaints.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,

So common to best female population, are genei
ally manifested by the uneasy, restless sensation
the patient. The stomach and nervous system re
all sympatheticay disordered in most diseases OF the
uterus There il also dull, heavy pain constantly
burning and sharp pain that Is almost uncomfortable
soreness through the loirs. pubs or lower portion
of the abdomen, and through the upper portion OF
the thighs nausea in the stomach is Of frequent
currepce pain and gddiness in the head. sense Of
confusion Or weakness, and cOnstapt running from
one or both eyes sometimes follow sympathetic
symptom of diseased uterus, and with the weakness
Of the muscles there is constant bearing down
pain pulling from the bowels that render 1t very
painful to walk or stand for any length of tire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-02
Maine Medical Association.

~ H annual meeting Of the Maine Medical A.
Il ISOLATION will Be held n the City Building
Portland, June 18th. 16th ard 17th. asoo.
mAy70ftd. CHAS. o. HUNT, See'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-02
Fellows Compound Syrup Of Hypophosphites

As this preparation ID entirely different IN its CON.
binztion and effect from all other remedies called
Hypophosphites the public are cautioned that tne
genuine has the name Of FELLOWS Co., blown on
the bottle. The signature Of the inventor. James
Fellows Is written with red ink across each Label,
pound syrup Of Hypophosphtes Is prescribed by the
rst physicians in every city and town where intro
duced and IL q thoroughly orthodox preparation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-02
Kennsbec Savings Bank,

This Bank II not required to make
returns - Assessors.
Dsposiss ssode On or before The IOGh d0y Of ons
aossh sU - dsted bsek - tAs rse dog Of ne ss1l
aoAtb
On First Monday IN Nay and November Of each
year dividend VIII be made On Ill deposits standing
q those dntes, VhieA have been on deposit one full
nOnfh.
Money deposited In Savings Ranks IL not to b
.Axed - 1elosttsss hereafter.
Dlvideas . oooo ~ declared arc aA6ed to IL min
dpal, thns esapoa1diAg the interest every siz
1oofhs-
Lsam nads 70 aspssltoss q depodti,g their Baza
Doek - seeuflty.
ODeo IN lfUenanps Dank DuGl6an9.
1UBSELL EATON, 1tea .sisr,
WI. HALLBTT, ProaiAamE.
AngnGen, JnD.l ~. aA2ot&
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s1nts4 = saD ITCnU0 k1LRe. eodf
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Premiums are received and Losses are paid In cash
only Policies issued payable ct the death Of the
Insured also payable 1T the end of certain number
of years. Policies are also issued on the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-27
The ''CorWin''-ROOper's In
IentiOus.

Chicago, 25-LRter- OcsdB's Wash
ington: MAJOR E. w. Clark. chief OF
the revenue marine service, received
q report to-day from Capt. Hooper,
OF the COrioin, sent 10 the Arctic
regions TO relieve the imprisoned
wnaleTs. The report was written al
Ounoloska, jane Z. He said he AZ
rived there on the 81. When be LETT
San Francisco bis crew was badly
clothed and Ia poor condition, SAL
Ors beng scarce there. He had
reclotned them and taken On full
supply Of Arctic fur apparel
and they were nov IN hrst-:a:e
condition for the business in hand.
Tee men we're in excellent health
and spirits. Daring bis four days
say at Ounolosks they had taken 10
ftIy-!h!ee tens more coal and large
quantities OF fresh crAnberries, beet,
pork and -four. He intended to sail
on the SLh OF June. When ne wrote
SLOW vas still on the ground, the air
chilly and raw, but there we're Indica-
tions that the ice in the straits would
soon break up, 90 they could pass up
through. He expected to find New
Bedford Whalers where they were shut
in Last fall. He had provisions
enough and intended to resictual
them, go they could proceed and
spend the summer whaling and come
home next .iall. After relieving the
Whalers the COrloin will proceed to
cruise into the Arctic Ocean to leok
for the Bennett yacht Jeanette
Should she no; be found, tue captain
says he will explore the unknosn
WTsng'e land. He hal concluded not
10 take any additional saiIors, but
when they should arrive at St.
Michsels ne Intended 10 purch Ise
dogs and sledges and hira drivers for
the lands expedition, to determine,
If possible, iis entirs coast aud geo
graphical character, ami whether it
vas really small island or Whether
it is part OF the continent. or any
thing else about it, 50 that hereafter
it may be clearly defined on the map.
The report mentions incidentally that
the revenue agent there had just goDe
to look after yssssl said to have
bsen engaged n selling liquor to the
Indians. He expected to be through
with his relief work by the lat OF
July, and would then have three
months for explorations in the Arctic
OIee1 before ne should try TO come
out. The officers OF the department
have every confidence 10 the success
| OF the expedition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-27
A FrightfHl Accident.

On Sunday. about noon, irIghtful
accident. from the explosion of coal
oil car, took place in the Sixteenth
Ward, haIf a block north OF the depot
block. Mr.. julius Salauder, who oc-
cupies part of Mr.. Eiggren's house,
went to the rear Of Ma residence to
fill coal oil lamp. The coil oil can
stood in a small shed about three or
Jour roads back of the house, exposed
to the sun, and when Mr.. SaIander
picked tup, the oil exploded, burning
the gentleman's hsnds, legs and face
badly, and knocking some of his front
teeth out, and some up in his jaw.
A little boy, about six years old, and
little girl about tonr, bad followed
their father to the shed, and were
both badly burned, the little girl so
much so that she died the same sfter-
noon from her burns, snd VIE buried
on Monday. The lite hoy, though
also badly burned, will recover. M.
Selsnder himself is also tanly burned,
and though seriously hurt 1t is now
probable that he will recover. Mrs.
Salanjer in her desire to save her
children, was herself badly burned
about the hands. TIE other damage
was slight. Ths accident is a terrible
warning in more respects than one
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CHIPS.

The thermometer reached 81 on
Monday.
A fall Indian vas one of the spec
tsoles on Saturday night.
Talk not of crowds till thou hast
seen crowds like those of Saturday.
a couple OF dsserters wers captured
last night and landed in Jail Tor safe
keeping.
Large crowds collected all day on
Monday to get glimpse OF Welcoms,
the alleged murderer of John F. Tur
ner.
A number OF DRINKS and assaults
and batteries We're disposed of on
Monday, ,hz result of the Twents-
fourth.
On TaurodaY evening a concert
and drama will be given in the Social
Hall for the benefit of Miss Matte
Paul Hughes.
The Theatre was fairly jammed on
Saturday n'gnt, one of tbs largest
houses OF the season witnessing the
last performance OF "Rosedale."
Tee county convention OF the Pee
pies Party, for the nomination OF
county and some precinct officers.
meets 1t TIE County Court House to-
day
OF the PIoneers iorty-two Joined in
the procession on the TWenty-!ourtn;
OF the entire number fiity-Dine are
known to oe dead. and the rest are
scattered about The territory.
A young lady who had ridden with
the tWen;y-four young ladies and
gentlemen was thrown from her
horse after the procession wss over,
and though stunned for a time, 10 all
right now.
On Saturday night Sheriff A. P.
Hardy, of Washington County, came
to this city, bringing With him Stevens
and Pollard, the persons charged With
the murder OF a person at Grapevine
Springs, near Silver Rest, some few
weeks ago.
D1yer has the August ScribAer,
HarPsr's Weekly and Frank Lsstie's
illustrated Tor July 31st, the number
OF The Standard Series containing
"Froudes Agrestes. or Readings in
'Mooern Painters by Ru.kin.
Puck fo- the 21s., and Puck on
WheeLs.
The housewife now gets in fiu.ter,
To zee the flies get in the buit-r,
And soon SHELL be compel, 10 veto
Tn advances Of toe big mosquito.
No wonder then that she declares
This world of ours IS full of cSies,
almost wish that were deadl'
TLen goes down stairs and soaks her head.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. ". B. Welles is up from Silver
Reef.
Superintendent Geo. W. Thst:her
of tbs U. & n. r. r., wee in town OF
Monday.
Mr.. Fred. Il Aueibacb. OF Iht
firm OF F. Auerbach & Bro, left 10, The
east last Sunday morning to buy tbs
fall and winter goods for their new
store, Mes. 12z aud 126 East Temple
Street
Mr.. james Dwyer. tie indeistig
able bookseller, leaves this morning
morning 10 give fish ths benefit OF hii
presence. He is a vsritabe IElut
Walton, and the Il, ny tribe need Of
on their guard.