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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-01
aENNn,L ronEIoN Norns.

Thousands Of persons NJ Paris crossed
the Seine on the ice on Christmas day.
Several deaths have recently occurred
in the streets OF Paris, caused By cold and
privatiou.
"A dispatch from Cape Town says that a
proclamation has been issued prohibiting
seditious meetings in the Transyaal,
The capture OF the stronghold Of the
Chettain Sccococeni has given the finish
ing stroke TO the native disturbances in
South Africa
THE Dempsey family, eyicted at Bella,
Ireland, on the 18th inst, have been rein
stated in their home, the rent having been
paid by subscriptions.
The African traveller Gerhard RohlE.
whose movements were recently arrested In
the regions of the sahara, has arrived In
Rome on his return Journey.
Almost acdnlinuous fog has prevailed
on the Thames for eighteen days previous
20 the 9th. Wednesday night the fog lifted
for few hour and some vessels got away,
but eighteen remained m Graycscnd.
The British ambassador at Constantine
pie has authorized the British consul 10
| Eastern Roumcla TO use the remainder Of
| the relief fund IN aid of the starving Mussel-
| man refugees, aud has telegraphed Mrs.
| Burdett Coutts for assistance
/ The Russian press is very violent IN rs
| criticisms on affairs I'm Aishanistan The
/ Gazcttc he - Pctcrsb0g ssHys. We most can
/ didly confess Russia would not break her
| heart in the probable event Of General
] Roberts column sharing the fate of the
/ Cayagnaris embassy
The well known philanthrophist siI
! Henry Drummond Wolft and member OF
I the English Parliament has received Letters
/ and kilograms from Philopopolis which
/ show that unless prompt helpis given 10 the
destitute people IN Roumania thousand,
must perish from cold and starvation.
/ "A ST. Petersburg letter says there
I j. notable elimination Of popu.
lar Indignation and sympathy manifested
/ after the recent attempt against the ears
| life. This IS principally attributed % Tie
increase of discomfort and 10 the dissatistne.
ton with purely rcacliunary measures o
the Government
Strong pressure brought 10 bear on
4 the sultan Of Zanzibar by the British Gov.
eminent, has nearly stopped the slave trade
/ 4 line Of battle ship IS at Iauzibar with g
largo number Of officers and men, who will
patrol the African coast IN steam cutters and
I launches, and put a stop 70 the traihc, The
British Government has forced the Sultan
TO sign treaty, having the same object IN
view.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-01
NEWS GLEANINGs.
Intelligence By Telegraph and Mail sitt.
Cd, Selected and Olsssi6od.
Recent Important Events at Home and
Abroad Duly Ohrcnioled.
wAslgiN0roN.

-lCommissioner Raust Is opposed to
granting amnesty hi the tuinte tp-inOpii~
slhuaS
--His conferences with New NUrk bank
en, and others have convinced The Secretary
al thee Treasury that tlie yasf amount ~
tiyes andsixcs which accrue the next year
OF two canb9t hr riunis'l q lcss than four
ptr cent 81
There II rio II, ih IL tl,e abatement sba
tion GrApi wib s1npp ~aec "
oS 80 s.lf. iifaiff tnrnaik fnefe IN
strong probability tliat the ticket viii be
Grant and Blaine, but in no event will
Grants friends support sherman. The
President has approved the hill authorizing
an allowance for loss ly leakage or casualty
Of spirits Withdrawn from disiillery ware
houses for exportgtion. n.--It Is reported
that several prominent mcn In Virginia who
oppnsrd Greeley arr working up a Grant
boom TEN Walker. of the Census
Bureau, says no appointments will
hc made on a partisan basis.-------
The -ccrtary - the igteriOr has rendered a
decision of Importance 10 all purchasers of
public lands by private entry, holding that
whenever prior 10 pateining Il is distOEcred
that land previously offered and entercdSis
agricultural X really mineral the entity
must be cancelled and ehc land reserved tor
entry uhderthe laws especially e applicable
20 mining lGnds---A delegation Of leading
tobacco manufactures had talk with the
Assistant Secretary q the Treasury aud
Commissioner Raum on the 2jd protesting
against any change on the printing OF
revenue stamps on tin foil tobacco wrap
pcrs. Senator Vest cmphatical!y denied
/ that hc introduced tho Oklahoma bill in the
interest Of railroad corporation. .----
Changes have been fled against tioy.
Emery of Utah to the effect that he is toe
much under Mormon Influence. General
chas. Ewing, ot Ohio, is~uamrd as his sue
Ccssor.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-01
WEEKLY MARKET SUMMARY
KANSAS CRY.


CATTLE.--Extra prime steers. l.5O0 and
over, s4.35@S4.5O; fair to prime S3.S56l
Sl.25 native feeders, ay. 600 to /, 200, .7H
0SS.40; native stockers, av. 500 20 1000
s2.60@$3,O0; native cows, fair 10 good, $3.50
@S3.26; Texan steers S2G0@S300.
IoGs.--Common 10 choice, $30OGgS4. 90
stockers, S275@s3.25.
GRAIN.-Winter wheat No. 9, 81. .27 Win
ter wheat, No. 3 l0ss; Winter wheat, No. 4,
107; Corn, No. mixed 29Ic; Corn, re-
jected, 2Slci Oats, No. 2, 4lc; Rye, No. 2
G2c.
GENERAL PRoBucE, Apples per bbl.,
S225 "a $3.50; Butter choice 2062lc
Butter, medium grade, la lSc; Cheese,
Kansas prime, 12@ @l3c; Hams, 9@alc
Lard, 7@sc; Eggs, per dozen, 20c@-;
Potatoes i0@75c; Sweet potatoes G0@s0c
HonsEs-Auction horses and ponies, good,
S20@S35 Auction horses and ponies, extra
s35@S55; Plng horses very common, Sl6G
S25 Plug horses, fair, Si0@ -; Plug hor-
ses, extra, S40@ S6O Plain heavy workers
S35NS75; Good heavy workers, ss0@ so
Fair TO extra heavy workers, $1,000 $3.50,
BRoKE MULEs. - Mules 131@H hands
/ high, S30@i45; Mules t4@1il hands high
I S4Oa $50; Mules l4AGG16 hands high, SG01
( $50; Mules 1ilC1i5 hands high, extra, s7i
/ tl -; Mules l5@151 hands high, SS5@
sl0O Mules l4GJlil hands high, extra, Sl1i
I CnSl40i Mules lhl@l6 hands high $40 e
/ $3.50
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-01
rnl.soNAL AND roIlrIoAL.

Becorlor John lIacEett, of New York
City. died Thursday afternoon, after three
months Illness
Gen. Grant aud Gen sheridan visited
Ginrd College, Philadelphia, on Monday,
aud highly complimcnted the drill Of the
cadets,
On Christmas night an unsuccessful at
tempt was made TO steal Gen. Grants Ara
biatl boisos presented 10 him by the sultan
Of Turkey.
--George W Childs. an intimate friend Of
Gen. Grant declares that Grant has no idea
OF accepting the position of President of
the Nic9ragua canal.
--Wm Mckee, souior proprietor Of the
ST. Louis Globc-DemoGrat died suddenly nc
his residence Oh the night OF the 10th. His
health kad not been good for some time.
His estate j. valued at S7500O0.
--Panl De Cassagnae. in AN article Ia the
Paris Pays, proposes another six months
mourning for the Prince Imperial, on the
ground that his place in the party and the
dynasty has not yet been filled,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-01

--Beit's brewery at Milwaukee was dam.
aged byiire Monday 70 the amount Of 500
000.
The ram0r that Jay Gould had obtain
Cd possession Of the Atchison. Topeka &
santa Fc railroad IS declared untrue hy Mr.
Nickcrson, President Of the road.
--On the evening OF the I'D ,s Frank
Coleman, colored, hend waiter az the Mills
House ~ Cincinnati, was walking along
Fourth street he was set upon and terribly
beaten about the head with a bowldet tied
up IN towel, by John Woodson. barber,
and a waiter named PRICE. who had been
discharged by Coleman that day. The lat
ter was removed TO his home, and expired
from the effects Of the injuries then received.
Woodson is now in Jail. Price gave hail.
and Is now running on the river.
AT 1885 on the night OF Thursday, q
terrible accident befell the night express
train Of the Chicago & Alton road from ST.
Louis 10 Kansas City. The accident occur
red AT Borden, some seventy miles west OF
ST. Lolis 4 broken rail threw all the cars
from the trnck The sleeper and passenger
car took fire from tho overturned stoye and
| Col Bond Of Auburn, Ills, and the colored
porter were burned TO death. Twenty-Five
OF the passengers were injured, none serious.
~. Two cars burned up aud the wholc
| triiu was badly wrecked.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-01

Cures Colds. Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma, Group, Whooping Cough, and all dis.
eases ofthe breathing organs. IL soothes and
heals the membrane OF the Lungs infiamed
and poisoned by the disease, and prevents
the night sweats and tightness across the
chest which accompany Il. Consumption is
not an incurable malady. Don't despair OF
relief. for Halls Dalsam viii cure you, even
though professional aid fails.
Henry's Carbolic Salve is used extensively
in hospitals, and is found TO be not only a
thorough purifier and disinfectant, but also
the most wonderful and speedy healing
remedy ever known Heals cuts burns,
sores pimplcs, and all skin diseases. Ask
for Henry's and take no other.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-01
THE souTH.

Uncle Dau'r Macaaley Is in Chat.
tanooga.
The work on the Gainesville and Dah-
lonega railroad is progressing finely.
The members Of the South Carolina
Legislature have now pretty well settled on
Gov. Simpson for Uhi~i Jnsacr.
Three hundred and thirty Germau
rnigrants, destined for Texas, arrived at
New Orleans Monday per steamship Han
over
The complete returns from Louisiana
show Democratic majority " 3O,75l and
an overwhelming majority m favor of the
new Constitution, reaching 5a,072.
Columbia (I.a.) Herald: Thomas Dill
lard, a colored man residing in this parish,
made S20l clear money this year from his
crop, after paying his supply bin for the
year buying and paying for two horses and
paying two bales Of cotton on an old debt
--Thomas +, Owens, Of Pittsylyania
county, the past season, with the help of
one hand and one horse. made crop of to-
bacco which brought 81 001, besides oats
and wheat and meat enough for his wants
The City Council Of New Orleans in
obedience TO a mdRdlHnis of the United States
supreme Court, has levied special tax 70
satisfy judgment IN favor Of Morris Ran.
ger, Charles Parsons and othcH, for about .
quarter million Of dollars
Houston Statesman: A married wo-
man of Corsicana ran away with a eOnduc-
tor on the railroad, and while at Denison,
in nj Of jealousy. she attempted suicide,
but the doctor pumped her out and she
lives in perdition here instead Of in hell over
there.
The exodus shows no sign of diminish
ment. A numer of negroes from Kansas.
hound for Grimes county, Texas, passed
through Denison Monday They represent
the situation as fearful. and say hundreds
of colored people are without food and
shelter
The steamer Borrusia, bound from
| Liverpool % New orleans, sunk December
and but few Of the crew or passengers es-
Vaped death. Scores of those on board the
| ship Went down to watery graves. Part OF
the crow reached Queenstown on the 22d in
/ an open boat.
quite an alarm was occasinned at thS
| Presbyterian Church ON sabbath last IN
| Charlottesville, Va. while the last hymn wa:
being sung, by the falling Of portion d
the plastern under the gallery near to the
| pulpit, Twoor three little boys were tappcc
( on the head, but We're fortunately mor'
scared than hurt.
/ The tax bill with numerous amend
| ments. passed TO tlinl reading IN thi
south Carolina Legislature Tuesday Th'
entire tax for al PURPOSES will he about ten
mills This will take in the schools an,
eStra county leyies. There was considerable
discussion over the bin and some angry de
bate indulged in.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-01
4 oonanolor,. Hone.ty Reward.a.
(springfeld Republican,


Many years ago, one night while a con-
ductor on the Southern Railroad was
taking up fares man without ticket
offered large-bill. and he as conductors
are apt to, took it along, saying he would
soon return with the change. The pur-
pose Of these delays is to make quiet
study of the bill in the baggage car and
sec ifit is all straight When he reached
the baggage car with the bill, Mr.. Nc
Kinney found what he had taken to be
500 was a bill for ST 900. He returned
20 the passenger and Fnund he had shifted
his seat. Telling him there was q mis-
take, that the bill was for 81 600, he was
amazed 70 have the fellow repudiate the
whole arrangement. lie knew nothing
of il, and insisted, and was supported by
friends testimony, that he had ticket
and that ii had been taken up. Finally
Mckinney went off with the bill, which
the next day he turned into the company
with his explanation. II was deposited
| here in the Phenix Bank as asaspecial de.
post, and drew interest for several years
was never claimed, and finally was given
to the conductor by the company. The
only explanation was that some bank
/ burglars were on the train; that one o.
them carelessly took out the wrong bill
and that il wns decided safer to losS
81 900 than TO risk being arrested Prob
ably they thought he knew of the bur
glarY
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-01
Worms.
MorIna

Z. r. Kunkeis Worm syrup never fails 10 destroy fp
sat and Worms Dr. kuukls the only success
ful physician who Tepe Worm In TIVE hours, avs
With hand, and fee until removed. Common fenso
fape Worms ba removed all other can be
Feady destroyed. Advice az ofee and store ffes The
Doctor can tell whether or not the patient has worms
H. EiE spaans, cramps, ehoklng and Euooation, aaov
complexion, circles around tho eyes, swelling and pain iu
picking the nose cough e7er itching Al the seat head
aohe foul breath, the patient grows pale and thn tickling
eome from worms r. d. KUNkELs WORM SYRUP
bses for 500 for Taps Worm rite and consult ms
Doetsr For al others, buy q yeas druggist the Mern
syrup and hs hAr ID not send 10 Dr. T. y Kanke 2e
n Hlash ST. PhiladePhiA Pa Adyee by mall frss Sspi
three-oant stamp.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-01
OTHER MARKETS.

ST LsuIs.--Wheat, January, Si.SlA Feb
ruary 81 80; March, Slab. Corn, January
G6ac; February, 3ssc; March, SOC; May, 42sc
MILWAUKEE Wheat, steadier at Sl.25l
cash: Sl21l December; S1.2G4 January;
sl.2sk February; No. 8 Sl.12l.
NEw YoRR Wheat nominal; No ?, Chi
cago, 81 l.42@S143; No,2, Milwaukee, Sl.i4@
Si,45; No. red winter, Sl.54A a 81 .55 /; No.
amber, 81 50 Corn, Quiet, No. ,, 6iic.
CHICAGO. Wheat, January, 81 .27S; Feb
ruary, 81 .2St. Corn, December, 39fc; Janu-
ary, zoe; February, 40l 40sc; May, 45gal6c.
Oats, December, Bic; January, SIC Fobru-
llry, Alc; May, 3SSc.
LIyERPooI.--Br Breadstufis unchanged; Win
ter wheat, lis lido lis 10d; spring, los ID
to lis "a. Cora, old, IS lid 10 IS. Oats
g. Sd
81 .36011 36a; January, SiS7Y; February
1.40g March, Sl.42a a las; May slA0
Corn weak.
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"a Drop OF JOY ~ Livery word"
FLEMfNGTON. Huntenlon Co.. n.

tlkMlNGIDN, hultenion To-, y, J.
Dr. X. v PIFRcE, Buffalo, N. ~;
Three months ago was broken ont with
large ulcers and sores on my body, limbs
and face, procured your Golden Medical
Discovery and Purgative Pellets, and have
taken six bottles. and to-day ] am in good
health, all those ugly ulcers having healed
aud len my skin IN natural healthy CON
dition. thought at one time could nos
be cured Although can but poorly ex-
press INV gratitude 70 yon, yet there is dror
OF Joy in eyoy word Iwrite,
Yours truly,
JAMES o. BELLS.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-01

The ''Baby's Best Friend is the most
appropriate title for Bulls Baby Syrup. II
is absolutely free from opium, morphia and
other powerful agents, is perfectly safe and
reliable under all circumstances and by al
laying the usual Stomach and Bowel disor-
ders of babyhood keeps the child from fret
ting and crying SO Injurious to itself and
annoying to all. Price 25 cents.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-01

STALE bread moistened with sweet
milk is recommended very highly as
good feed for young chickens the first
days. When week old they may be fed
on cracked grain sealded. When old
enough to swallow grain give them plenty
Of it.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-01

Handkerchief still have colored bor-
ders, those having linen lawn centres
and gay silk borders being the most sty-
lish.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-01

--lfa cough disturbs your sleep, take
dose Of Piso's cure ior Consumption. So
say all who have tried Il.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-25

PHILADELPnIA, Aug. 25.-FiOnr unchanged
and dull supcrilne ut 81 50as;; extr, ut S; IL,
G4O; Ohio AMI Indiana family - OpGc5 - ::
fenn'a family dOf4 75tD5 2,: ST. LOnis family nj
= DH6 %; Minnesota family 81 .5H6 "; patent
AMI high grades 81 iOgSS Co.
Rye flour Mt - 80.
Wheat quiet: No. : Western R.si 81 scc :.
Ponn'a Rel 81 O61a: Aml,cr 81 O.c.
Corn scare ON local market; steamer 5.I.,.
yellow 5;%9Q5ic: mixed Ei..
Oats firm with good demand; No. L. White
l!Y4sc No. Z, do lOel4lc; NO.3 siO 3.c; No. !.
Mixed 37c.
Rye scarce and wanted ut sOc
PrOvtsiOhS-narket less active: ms -
pork $l6 S0l6 50; beet hams III 5Oae.s 50 !;
Indian HISS beet ut $l6 Nd; ln.cOn-sIuOkcd
shoulders 7c; salt do GtI61.c; smoked hama
llGll3c; picked HAMS lOlIelllc
Lard quiet; city kettle at :h.: lOos;,
butchers SC; prime steam $40:
lsutter-chOice quiet and Nrln: Creamery
extra s5c Creamery gO6ni to choice a.Gl
&c; BruatfOri county aud New York extra
sSQSc Western reserve extra l6l9l7c; ,lO good
To choice l3@ldo; Rolls quiet; fennn extr..
Elgl6; Western rcssrvB extra l30l6c.
Eggs es1er; Penn'N at l9c: Western lSc
Cheese firm; New York full cream l..ae
western full cream 1ll.G0llAc: ,lO fatr tlA
gOOst lOL9llc: do half sklII,s 9l0lOc.
Petroleum firm refined sc.
Whisky 81 u.
See,Is-GOOsl to prime Glover nr,n ut Is 80
@9U; Timothy firm at - G0iig 70: Flaxsced
quiet at 81 q.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-25

Coughs.

Coughs.
"RrOscn'S bronchial IrOchcS" are used Ith
advantage TO alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat,
llOarsencss and Bronchial Affections. For
thirty years these TrOchcs have been in use,
with annually increasing favor. They are not
new and untricd, but, having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained wcll-lncritcd
rank among the few staple remedies of the age
The Throat.
"Bro,rn's bronchial Irochcs' act directly
on the organs Of the voice. They have an eX-
traOrlinary effect in all disorders of the Throat
and Lalynx, restoring a healthy tone when re-
laxcd, either from cold Or OvercXertion OF the
voice, and produce clear and distinct eHunci-
alton. Speakers and Singers find the Troches
useful
a Cough, Cold, Catarrh Ol Sore Throat rc
quires immediate attention, rs neglect often
times results in some incurablc Lung Disease.
" Br0tcn's bronchial Ir0ches" will almost in
variaDly give relief. limitations are offered for
sale, many Ot which are injurious. The genu-
inc BrOaOn's bronchial 2rOches" are sold
only in bozes. tanl5-lyd&wTu,T ,Th&S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-25
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUG. IS. 1880
SWEPT BY FLAMES
GREAT FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
Destruction of Valuable badness Block-
Loss Several Hundred Thousand.
MEXICAN BRI0ANDs.
MISCELLANEOUS TELEGRAMS.
The Romance Of Real LiCe-A Fortune That
"CaMe Too Late.'-Hrieis BY Wire.
GREAT FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
Immense Destruction of Property Mt 18th

GREAT FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
Immense Destruction of Property Mt 18th
and Willow Streets, Early This Morning.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ga fire broke
out shortly after four O'clOck this morning,
in the flour mill Of VIM. B. Thomas &
Co.. northwest corner Of Thirteenth and
Willow streets. The flames are said by
some to have originated in the engine
room, but others state that the fire WAS
seen simultaneously in several points Of
the mill. Spreading rapidly the flames
communicated to the stove and hollow
ware foundry Of Stuart & Peterson, on the
west, which extended, rs did the mill, from
Willow to Hamilton street, and thence to
the large building at the southwest corner
Of Thirteenth and Hamilton streets, Occu-
pied by Gumpcrt & Brothers, manuf:.c-
turcrs Of cigars. Thomas & Co.'S mill
was in operation ut the time the fire was
discovered, and the workmen beat hasty
retreat. One Of them, VIM. Miller, fore
man in the milling room, is missing. The
building vas soon in ruins, all the walls fall
ing and filling the streets by which it is
bounded.
The falling bricks crushed the eastern
end of Stuart & Pcterson's foundry, and
the flames which soon swept into the pat
tern room in the northeastern corner Of the
structure destroyed nearly all the patterns,
which Mr.. Peterson stated will be diff
cult to replace, and he estimates
his loss ut $4,000, which is covered
by insurance. The loss on the mill
property is placed at 100000. Gumpert
& Bro. occupy second and third floors Of
the front OF the building at the northwest
corner of Thirteenth and Hamilton streets.
and the second, third and fourth floors
i'm the rear. The first and fourth
floors Of the front of the structure arc va
can't. The building is 100 feet front by G5
feet deep. The firm employed $50 hands
and they had in stock 4OO, 900 loose cigars.
Their insurance is s23, 600 and will cover
their loss. On, the east side Of Thirteenth
street all the buildings were damaged.
The coal Office of CARRIER Bros. northeast
corner of Thirteenth and Willow streets,
was gutted, causing loss Of $1,000; i'll
surcd. Extending northwartl the store
and dwelling of Mathil,la Douglas, No. 4s9,
was damaged to the extent Of 500 No.
435, Laccy's tavern, $1,000; southeast
corner Thirteenth and Hamilton, occupied
by VIM. Robinson, blacksmith shop and
dwelling, $500; northeast corner Thirteenth
and Hamilton, Peter Small, saloon, S15,-
900 No 443, saloon Of Fred. Naumann,
81 900 No. AS, saloon Of Jacob Will,
$500, and several small dwellings in the
rear of 18th street, above Willow street,
slightly damaged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-25
MEXICAN BANDlTTI.

Put Ia Flight by the Shcrin's Posse.
San FRANcIscO, Aug. IA despatch
from Tnccson, Arizona, says Sheriff Butner
and posse left last night to intercept and
arrest the Mexican br;gand Reyes, who
was in the vicinity with his band. Parties
met eight miles from town, and after a
fight the Mexicans fled, leaving several
dead and wounded, as we'll rs their animals
an! weapons Oh the field. The sheriff pur-
sued but lost the trai! in the darkness. A
company Of United States troops are now
pursuing the banditti.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-25

To Voters.
The 2d of SEPTEMBER Is the last day for
registration ami assessment,
The assessor of each district Is required to
Dc ut the election house on WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY, ,SEPTEMBER lst AMI 2d, from
10 Il. IN. to p. M, and from p. N. to . p. H..
to perfect the list of voters.
All persons entitled to vote should personal
ly see that they assessed we'll ~ regis
tered:
Persons intending to bc natur,lliZed before
the 81 OF OCTOBER should also he asscsscd
and registered by the al of SEPTEMBER.
Committee on naturalization: }. l.. Stein
metz. ID. McMullen, Il. +. Davis, John \.
Coyle, Il. F. Montgomery. Persons desiring
Ia be natur:ll1Zed can apply to any OF these, or
to w. u. Hcnscl, ut the INTEILiGENCEH Office.
Hancock Veteran Association meets ut Cen
trail IIea,lquartcr every Tuesday evening.
Conference committee meets on Wednesday
evening, August q. Thereafter on every
second and fourti; Wednesday of the month.
Campaign committee meets regularly every
Thursday evening.
Hancock Legion meets every first and third
Monday Of the month.
Sixth ward club meets regularly on Friday
evening; Amcricus club on Thursday evening.
Third Ward Hancock club meets ut central
headquarters, Friday evening. Aug. q, ut
O'Clock.