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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-06
saving in three years

Saving in three years ..-----.-.. t25,5l10o
Thus, in the county Of Monroe, there has been
an average annual reduction in State taxation of
p J036 60 for the three last years as compared
with the assessments for the same period under
the Republicans And mark, while all the
counties in the State have been immensely bene
fitted by q reduction in taxation, no public inter
ct has suffered thereby. So Ear from it, the in
tere@t On the public debt has been promptly met
q large amount Of floating Indebtedness paid and
the State credit enhanced to par and in addition
10 this, and what Is better than all else, the
tax paying people of the State, who recall the
grinding taxation and wasteful extravagance of
the old regime, TO say nothing Of the universally
felt insecurity TO life and property, are buoyed
up with a sense Of hopeleseness as TO the future
which has but enc draw back viz: latent fear
that the mass of ignorance which makes mp the
bulk OF the Republican, party may be 80 manipu-
lated as to restore the government TO the hands
Of those who while in power, demonstrated
their unftness to rule in thousand ways.
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Ladies Ce.'e-BiaaI.G Masrinsay
would do well TO have their irosseau selected IN
3j-u W. X Wuaor
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visiting large city recently, attracted much at
tention, owing to the elegance and exquisite taste
Of her dress, all of which was gotten up by
35-if W.R. WILSON
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Saratega

Lawns and Figured Piquss soh a, ten
yard, at
@o-u W. K Wnsox.
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Magnum bonum shirts, IauDdried and ~.
red. ii W. r. Wilson's
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Umbrellas. the best made. a, w.. R wi,..,.
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MASONIC.
~ Rsn.r, n~6w& % 1AcksDn LeDss
~ = o - - fhirs Mns1s5s h 80
.s.sA 2 S's ~ 4 merxrOsH. s~<~y
~ t&-
10. O. +.
- REGULAR mee4inxso f LEox LoDeE No 2.
rrSv nuspAsy Bssniag. u thelr Lodge keo1 =
GTcBock- Al hso<esss u - 11TT Tss4RR e 81
nftenA. - "
PRANK p. DAno1- - o.
~ Regular meetings Of Aucn1A E.cA. NJ.
- II a - - o. fsss aaA tAks4 1A1ss44y -
.ssg e 60 Me.Is. 49, 49, ~ ,s~iss1 % ss.sna
r. Is Ia D. BALL. - =
WI d. csAscss, ssyss<.
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BUSINESS.

There has been q notable increase OF bust
meas in the city the past year and judging from
the full freighis of the many steamers up the
river, and the Railroad trains, the interior has
had more business than In any former years
This indicates one Of two things: that we are
exporting more products, or more money has
come in BY which these imports were paid for,
probably both. AS hear Of no failures Of bus
mess men, ii Is fair to conclude that the country
is in solvent condition. Again, the lists of tax
sales and foreclosures and executions are gener-
ally very much less than in former years. And
this favorable state Of things has come TO pass
under Democratic State Administration.
M AS.
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4 NE pres 4 sAlsA y. ~ w1hou = rlllsg
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MIDDLE FLORIDA SPRING F

this week, the first under the charge OF Mr.
Kimberly, the gentlemanly agent of the line at
Palatka, and the latter guided by Mr.. Max.
Bloomfield, of ST.. Augustine. Special rates
have been made over this line TO jacksonville,
$3.50 for the foundFfip from Palatka and Tocoi
and return); and also special rate (t2 for the
round trip between ST. Augustine and TocoD on
the ST. Johns Railway, secured through the kind
ness Of DR.. John Westcoit, Secretary, and Mr.
Mclaughlin, Superintendent of the road. An ex-
cnrsion party from jacksonville, under the man.
agement Of Mr. B. II. Hopkins, Of the jackson,
vile Transfer Company, is also in process of
formation, and the prospect seems favorable for
quite visitation 70 our fair. 1t certainly be-
hooves all our people TO be prepared to make
their visit 10 Middle Florida agreeable and en-
Joyable. Your correspondent makes no distinct
promise OF any given number. as all Of those who
have signided their intention Of coming may not
do 10, but will say this much there are many of
those sojouFning In the river region who are inter
ested In what little they have heard Of Middle
Florida. and the desire 10 visit il seems TO be
quite general The chief obstacles appear 10
be the didhculty 10 reaching it (which our rail-
road officials are earnestly DESTROYS 1T oveFcOm-
ing,l and the fear that the Recommendations NAV
mot 30 comfortable. Few Of them have ever
heard that there Was Huything IN the shape Of q
hotel IN Tallahassee, and many OF those who
have. Boem ID have received ne Impression that
the hotel accommodations aEe simply frighlgnl,
an error which Wehope friend Hlusser and The
managers Of our pulheFope wellkepl boarding.
houses may succeed u entirely dispellink when
q cir guests STRIVE ts'a c.
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bltdte. So aanbsn elm paar 3eilen
barauf, In elmer feFsu, mannl'&en 6ants
fdrift bas Blalt aber buftete mad Der
Sdrettmappe elmer Dame. @llc wtrt'
lid 1don ssfsrn Nbeab murmslte ct,
iab nod Der ubr unp rifste itd gum Mus'
fasren.
ysua sesen abenb bsHelten Sasss fu5r
er an 5aaen's Gartenttur Dor. VI mar
l.br better unb lisbenswirotS unb wubtt,
ia er Mue beilammen faab, NIT ausn
ber3baft an,ubineen. gr nannte RdttY
beretts fdSnes goufnden unt gennu
lieber goulFn &c srsdblte bon ls'ner
Srau unb ieinsu &tnbern unb fprad Bic
Spfnuns aus, bic sanse @sisulfafs
bemnaaf sum 1bee Bet ffa 3u fsten.
6asen letnte fur fd islta al, lief absr
Die ginlabuns unb 3uiass fiirbis 8'nesr
Ser Nbenb tam, unb bic Mtttsrnaht
mod lab ben 5auStsrrn In @eoanlea
burd fein 3immsr fdreiten. grsuots
unb ernR bate bas neue Sa9r fur 'bn
beaunntn, unb % fanben mol NOD neue
ern1e Dtnae In MusFdt. st bate aul
leinem Sdr.ibti1a etnen Brtsf ssfun=
ben, als er Mor9eus RON Worbatb taI'''
bcr ttn innsrlid bel6aftists unb istns
Gebanten, pisleidt iusar ibn ielblt tn ote
Gerne rief.
(fsprtletnns folst,)
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fommt bic fadridt, baB trcb Der Ser
beeruns, tpelde bic Baumwcurahpe an
aerihtet bat, bic @rnte SrDbsr iein mIro,
als i'm pesflohenen Sabre.
- U.s. $. BurseS bon Se9uin 1T
urn ber Gcnpenttpn, bic am 9. IN San
Warccs taste, alS Senatcr fir ben Di=
ifrift nou,inirt mprben. Die &cnpentirn
aur Wcmiaaticn bon Reprdientanten Ell
niste fh auf Sumes g. @tpreh uno
Strinsfellcm ppn @ulbweq County.
- Die @dienen Der Snternaticnal>
baAn merben Bis gum 20. b. 81. Biz mad
San Marcos setest iein.
- Ser Tubrmanu Tcn1 Warren, eli,
Snbianer bon @eburt, murbe l2 Meilen
nSrblid bon Srietridsburs toot gefun'
ben. gBarren 1T brutal ermerbet wcr=
ben, oa iein Sopf nit elmer @rt seipalten
mart. Man bat teine Spur bon benz
MSrbsr. Gin NaubuprS liest nidt Dor,
ba Der Wasen nit gletn beipannt por=
sefunben murbe unb in ben IaIden War=
rens elm ghed fir so Dollar nnb etwas
&leinselo. Ser Wasen tpurbe mad Srie.
ridsburs sebradt unp bon 5errn gbas.
Wauwalo in @ewabrian, senommen, bis
fd Mn9ebSrise Warrens semelbet haben.
Marren mar in Gan Nntpnio iebr belannt
unD befunb fd sur 3eit auf benz BeSe
bon Sort CONDO na4 bier.
= Sn 8radett bat i1d am 9. bic 6rau
bes Or. s. D. 5arriicn eridcfen. Das
gerhitt Der SurA lautete BeabFdtiSter
Selbitmprb phne lriahe.
3uiideu Dallas unb gleburne icll
eine Teleerapbenlinie etablirt werben.
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Das GrSbeben In gmprnA.

ieb,r pos erobeb.u. wel6,s Bic Statt
@myrna uulanait teimludste. bertdbt.t elm
Quoeu,euoe SD 0anb am 80. cSult.
Woroens. rem @aden aeaen m.in gett
oetetrt. als ids plSbltG Elm braulend6nlt.
des @erduid, pernabu, uup raid mad, Elm.
amber ,,pet bcri,ontale GrblaSse y.rfparte.
@eniae @.iunbsu borauf folate ein brit.
ter @fof. p,fT,n 6eftiote,t midb ouf bas
wett ,uradmarf DrSbu.nb unb fuir.
renb er,itterte bas 6axs IN l.iuen @runb.
p,fl,n. - @leih,,ttfo lenft. Maufdteu BON
WoN,r mein, Nufm.rtfamfeit mtinem
gaIbarbauie. b.r @myrnaer Wasauftalt.
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xeras 8.

= Inter ben Gilenbabnarbeitern Bel
Dallas 1T eine Bewesuns i'm @anse, bic
Nrbeit ein3uiteuen, penn nidt hShere eSbz
ne se3ablt uerben.
= l1nsefdtr bic Sdlfte Der County
aifeNnren bat feline NHeHmentlifeu einSe=
fdidt. Dielelben ,ueiien bis jest cine
burHidnittlide 3unabme bes Wertbes
bon nabeau Yro3ent auf.
- Der mrrifani{de Gonlul Srnelas
in san Mntcnio bat beim @ouuerneur
eire Beidwerbe einsereidt iiber bic Be-
banblung einiser Weriianer in See Count
tp. General Scnes bat ben Capt. Ssleez
BY BON ben @renstruppen 3nr uuter<
iuduns Der Nnselesenbeit uufseioroert.
= Ucn @tartsui[le uirb beridtet, bab
elm Wfann NamenS Yiert auf einem
Camp i'm Snbianerterritprium bon Snz
bianern eridoHen uurbe. Yiert mar ais
Elm sefibrlider Wenld beiannt, Der Be-
reits bret Wiorbtbuten besansen bate.
= Sn Sherman treifen tdslid $50
Ba1en Daummpqe elm unb merben nit
81 Bis 10 @ts. be3ublt.
= Sn Dewitt @cuntn lnb in LETTER
3eit me5rere artelilde Brunnen setchrt
ucrben unb auar nit Grfclg.
: Bei 9amilton hin8 Elm Wfonn ieinen
Sod an einen Daum. Cine Sub madte
lld oamit 3u idaffen, 5ertaute bic Sci
tentolde nit einen IaIGenbude, in
weldem iid 3 3wan3isoclar gias bss
fanben, unb idlufte bieIelben hinunter.
Die Sub wurbe ioSleih Seidla4tet unb
bic in ibrem wtusen befinbliden l1eber.
bteiblel bes Yapiersslbes seiammelt unb
nad Waihinstcn eiuSeid,idt. Dcrt unrz
ben fie erfannt unb Der friibere @igentbu..
mer ansetpieien, fd IN cine Nationalbant
IN Ytilabelptia 3u tpsnben, uni neue gfo>
ten 1u erbalten.
= Sn Cameron Fel Elm Mann in ben
20 s5u6 tiefen Sifentliden Drummer, obne
iid au beiHibiSen. Cine Setter muroe
binuntegselaTen unb Der Wann fam auI
berielten ipieber an bic SberFide cbue
iremoe 5ilfe.
= NaH Uietcria wurbe Ebos. Drale
in 9uft eetredt, Der i'm Sabre 1877
@imon Wlont ermcrbet bate. Drale
wurbe BON Raneern am Hio @ranbe elm.
Sefunsen.
Sn llpalbe County tpin 8. u.
Qaprance elm Neft nit 90 3lapperidlan=
gen seiunten baben, pelde er iamn.tlid
tSbtete.
- Nus WeberspiGs pirb uns unterm
Z. se54rieten @eItern Nbenb batten mir
wieber einen furhtbaren HeSen. Die
Haummeae 1T BON Der Haupe itarf nit
aencmmen worben une ipirb ber &rtrag
ni&t 70 arob lein, ME 20 Dor Bod,en nod
ben Mnidein bate. Infer Sdieeen III
3ur 3uiriebenbcit Nfler ausyefallen. 50
batten lid tebr piele qeute an peul 6eit
betbeilist, Ameri.aner icwcbl als Deut=
ide.- Die meiifen Geutiden bier freuer,
if4, bab elm republiianii&es Staatstidei
aufseftellt fpurbe, 70 bab Sober nad ieiner
lIeter5ensuns finimen sann.
/ - Die @alpef6her Baumnc0bSr(s
bat aus 90 Counties Nahridten iiber ben
Stunb Der gaummrlle erbaltsn. rs BE
ridte melbsn saniiiSes Detter pitrenb
bes perflonenen Monats, SO unsiiaitises.
| SO be{agen, oa6 bas Wetter Sanitiser
mar ais In persanSener Saifcn; 81 baf
Is etma badelte unb so, bab 20 tpeni8e'
! sEuais mar. Nus sinisen ecuntses
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Gtnes alien Mannes Segen
Jcleenber Bri,f an einen Sdreitsr bte'
1sS Blattes 9eri&tet
5puy, q. g., Stunt 1880.
Wertber 5err. Sd Bin ein alter Nann
BON II Sabren Mnb Tit felt bis Sab.
rem an Blalentranfbett. welHe nA ifets
per1Aitmmerts. Sd lief cine unseteurs
Wense BON Waitr unD wurce battt tets
iawa&er. 70 bab Id mid NIT bem @eeanten
an ben baloisen 1cb Sertraut madte. SD
mare aud ssforben, ,psnn i'd nt&t @ar.
ners @afe Diabstes Cure sebran4t bate.
Sd purbe ba3u bur& einen Greunb bsran'
laet, ber bura Darners Cafe &ibnsY
une QiYer Cure atteilt wurbe. ST babe
be @aie Diabstes Cure ansspanet, ite
tat MIR gstol(sn unb Id tente, bab 90
has Bette in bsr @elt 1T.
81. 81. Stobbarb.
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s &etratbs= { es'isn. sSs
suuifsat;an,,,. Sats Tabrer

Glesanter 2einmanbbaxb NIT golbf&nih.
Dtrfegtlt fur SO Gtnts in gelb sbtr Yriefmar>
Ten. ueter SO berrltd,e sfeber,tiGnungen que
btw 2sbtn. Mrttel fur foletnbe 1temas: Wer
fpa beiratbem unb per niHt unb parum rtdt.
DaS esb5rise Mlter lum 4eirat6en. @Der fol srR
ttiratbsn, Rannbarfeti, WeibIidleit, Gnitrdf.
tisune. Die Gulsen BON Gnthaltfamstit nne
ueberannreneung. Wer folte betr atbtn trtt nas
Qeben unb @lu6 In Der b69iien Yoten3 8enonen
mirb. Die Ybifplosie Der DermetrunS unb stt>
leo Antere. 0erberattete urb SrlGe, welht
8ebenten. ioaten ee Itfen. 60 fpute Yor teoem
Grtpa&Itnen ssIefen unb bann einstf&loiftn ner>
ben Yupuldre MuSeats, biefelbe mte pben an>
Gee sen. iebs4 nur brof6irt. 200 Ssittn, 1t
Gents 0tlb pber 8riefmarfen. Der btutgte su>
te Wtewstftr In Mmertfa.
Ssrete Meeepte I!
fat fdntle petluns BON Sameubru&, 8susunss.
Hp1Ge uab 1nstrmosen. fowie seeen cue bur6
AuefGweifuns pbn jusenbli&tn 4si4tfnn her,
bttsefiitrten DISQUALIFICATION ~ wtl&em Re,
eeptt bic mtilen @potbtter be 9eltanbttsile fte.
rem. Yamptlete .,6eiratt xnb G6tlibat'. 80
Seittn; ,,Gtronifae 2eben". 36 Seiten ), Es-
say on Sperrmatorrhoea, nns1m6aen n.", SO
eetten, gents isbes. Dir tttlen iebt tsfaltdt.
ltae RisbiIbuns sessn mdsises 3saorar.
st. Louis Curative Institute
61s st. gharIeslrabe, ct. 2outs, NKO.
Som Staat WiGouri se&artsrt ,ur Grm5alt.
{ ans robtfaler, f9ntler miNsnfncft ftIiHer unb so>
i,tisu 5stluna. Ddeer, Glestriritdt, ale mpber.
ntn 6a!fsmittsi unb bette drattttt unb wunbdr,t.
l'0s DseaneIung. @rasnei abnaatin serfanbt
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Die m ant franl wtrb.

Wtan pernadlaifse fa Sag unb Nadt,
sHe gu pi,l utne gemesuns, arbeite 3u
bart, pbne Rube, laufe furtwabrenb gum
Mr3t, aebrauat ale anse3eisten f&db-
liAen Wftttsl unb man wtrb 3u tpiinlden
wifsn, ~ { man sefunb wtrb .
Die Mntwprt befttt In 3pet @prten !!
@etrau9e 6upfen.8ttter. Stebe anbere
Spalte. = @rpreb.
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Sa,tptpfTee oer 80.

QeF3pUllup
8raunl9tpeig. 2an0eslotterie
nit
$4,000 goaset II. $4,000 GeWimMtm.
Ginnabmen fir $4,000 2oofs o,718, Doom
Nussaben $4,000 @ew!nne 9,71S.0oOm
&Dbifer 6stpf,im A5O,OOOm,
kleiMste su 142nt.
3iebunssanfans Der sweiten 0la lIe Spm 15bis
10. Musnlt 1880.
Yreife Ter Qppie fir ebe ginselaiebung unb
fit ale 6 ala6en lit GurauSbe3abluns:
@anss, jsbe 3isbans $1,000, ale 8IaTsn 100
5albe 500, $500
8tertel $50, 1880
Mdel 1925, s,25
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-09-04
RAILWAY ROMANCE.
A Mad French Engineer and
His Last Terrible Ride.

One day the usually impassive
Leger Sombreker, an engine driver
on the Lyons railway, was found in
the engine-shed giving away to a
furious storm of passion because
some one had made a great stain of
paint on his locomotive. The vio-
lence of his rage, and the caressing
epithets which he addressed to the
'fDurance," his locomotive, made
the bystanders suspect that there
was something wrong, and the direc-
tors were warned of it by several
anonymous letters, to which, how
ever, knowing Leger's excellent
qualities, they paid no attention.
Soon after this he ran through Me-
lum and Fontainebleau at full speed
without stopping, to the disgust of
all the passengers who had taken
tickets for those places Even this
was forgiven him, and the chief en-
gineer, who administered a severe
reproof to him, failed to see anything
strange or alarming in Sombreker's
character. Presently his madness,
still unsupported, in spite of his in
creasing devotion to the "Durance"
and neglect of his wife and child,
burst out in a terrible way. He
started from Paris, with his wife
and child, Yvon, in the carriage
next to the engine, circumstance
which tended to reassure Chaus-
sang, the stoker, who since the Me-
lum incident had no great love for
travelling with Leger. AT Monte
reau Leger got down to speak to his
wife and Yvon, and when the train
started again he put on full steam.
The passengers said to each other,
with the sickly smile Which is COM
mon in such circumstances "Nous
allons train d 'enfer." As the train
neared Sens, Chaussang thought it
was time to slacken speed. 1--WE
are coming to Sens" he observed.
i"Well," replied Leger. "We must
stop.'' ''Stopl" cried Leger, "we
have scarcely begun to move. Stop
Understand this: We shall stop
when we have gone round the
world.n And with these words he
increased the pace of the "Durance, y
in which for long time past he had
secretly been making certain altera-
tions with view TO getting from
her higher rate of speed. Chaus.
sang appealed and threatened in
vain. Leger only replied by laugh.
ing in the very frenzy of his delight
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the face. / could not help seeing
myself how little good | had done
myself by leaving work. 1 used
to he a good looking sort of fellow
when / was cleaned up OF aSunday,
not like this grea. brute staring al
me out of the still water.
/ couldn't do much that minute.
but | coul wash my face and l
did.
1t wasj st beginning you see;
then / got up on my feet and
tramped off toward Ludlow. An
old woman a mile further on gave
me some bread and milk, because
/ asked civilly l suppose, and by
night | had got on to the station
next below Ludlow, and seeing
some hands at work loading up a
freight car / put in and helned.
One Of them give me my supper
for that, and let me sleep in a
barn.. 1t did seem better than beg
ging.
The next day sold my revolv-
er and got jacket, and before
long got place on the freight line
where | could work my passage
back to the city; l could get a
lodging there / knew, for had
Two dollars left after buying the
jacket. found the Iridion works
shut up still, but l hunted out
Mr.. Lawrence. told him all
about it-but that girl-and he
gave my hand such a grasp,
my wife's gone, too,' he said !;
and then he sort of chOked. Some
how, for all he was rich man with
great house, and / a poor man,
there seemed to be something we
had together.
/ remembered his wife's great
sad eyes, and her tired face mon
ey hadn't saved her after all, and
his business kept him from home;
he didn't have hold of her hand
when she died.
Well, he sort of cleared his throat
then, and he said:
"I'm just going to dinner, Reed;
come around to my office on front
street in the morning, aud I'll find
you a job"
And he said 1t so heartily like
l knew he meant.it.
He was as good as his word. l
got work from him right off. and
after a while, when / could buy
decent clothes, / took 10 going to
meeting for / could not get what
that girl said, when sw0re, out
of my head.
have got Bible, too. know
Aunie would like that but I had
to shut it up quick one day when
it opened to sentence about "the
horrible pit and the miry clay.' /
had been there myself you see.
Sometime, when / have laid up
a little money-and / guess it
won't be long, for when all is said
and done, / never was one to drink
nor yet to gamble-I mean to go
up to Vermont and find that girl,
and maybe 1 can have home. /
hope she won't know me again. /
hate to hide anything from her
clean, clear eyes; but 1 don't see
how / ever can tell her that was
that tramp.
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Ia ff Possible

That remedy made of such COM
mon, simple plants as Hops,
Buchu Mandrake, Dandelion, &C. 4,
make so many and such marvel
Gus and wonderful cures as Hop
Bitters do? 1t must be, for when
old and young. rich and poor,
Pastor and Doctor, Lawyer and
Editor; all testify to having been
cured by them, we must believe
and doubt no longer. See other
column.-Post. sep4-2t.
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J. +. BOYD, Superintendent
CHAS. FELDMAN, Agent.
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- EfGE%.,Y .NE.s.l'r.
C4aui taTass ay3 b452iaiae tI,rst.

I2g Ca1u t2Tos5 ay3 t"32'aiar ti,r:t
';:o peoaia ID the Prov reg Of Sa;aian, If
ghsnis."a. $40 scll:ag i:r"is Children FOR fout.
|: is gaHorted that h4y9; hag beeo advised
~ Gordon Pasna t. h&!p t;lo ras!92atcn. II hes
20 UPSET the A.rg .; At.gs.iH.e.
While NU@s:a aiv"calo5 pc2ca, llss9 t5scc
~ c.2;sriaE - H0sad aa4 se :, iiop n possible
SEC IS !a'r91ue:pG beach IgaciuG Iii ) II lcr
argsy.
The stranded steamship Hasa has hocn
abaEd md Dg TIC offers so.; cree, yu; Fl YGt
arc mak'nfto save UsShg co5! between $3.50,
0D0 aod $3.50 900
About kahman Khan, r-ct@nacg 70 !he al
gtan throne, PROMISES 10 e,ye t!ouaiA. L. t:la
eyes OF tho Afghan people the yTo,oEdes 0cunts
~ :iaIo but il TnF!'ca5Hn. from Ba!kh 10
b2ScEs1ag, bis i, flame is considerable.
The * chiefs ii 10 Urtau :asunccion, who
14caa!iy buyre95o!oa 20 :ho 8athoritios. dc
parted Tor Spain yes:erjay Heavy daach.
iuou;s Of tcUops haze bern SEPT 20 S4n!Ia.0 Dc
Luna 70 oHcrat; agaits: GGii!cruae. ;ho orl;'
O.ici r.2:ainiag IL arns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-06
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Governor Gatco'oo states that tnc decision
Ct I'D cour. will ret ,haago his attitude !3va.d
tila !a2o- ia& legislature, i; Ausust., gusrC
q sot:e &y3 Ilsa IS ,n.:tihiuyd II the ate
EiCua". 5G.c arc & KY at1ill24 ii air2s s:sokcc
:vadg toc ;ias,aeGotc usa. Every 600 cEf#ring
i)assiuG ;j!gvugl {! !cavige lao binding. i,
"atc,cd Cy TIC gard. No:,a2 sj;gh'ast bells;
r:l& demonstration .: sly EiH1 bus .as.3u gia@.
HE M4TGT has 300 .X:ra po!icei!aa 90 duly.
@ho 9 /. &C r3eGy ii :. aoHf4evt,3 ro,ic4 % GO
fore" his 9!Gcrs. TIC Eu.iariris Gcen It 81
'ilip"F:acs ;h2t rhey sTG;:!d have d CRUZ
@cd ~ gy:3T:iaa 30 sIi s,:ti, ir:aos 20 brig
,G9Ct IA: sat, 4 g!caj.caS G:ccutsckgE,
lays ;hc dyc.pign Of he care: s2tt!cs :h0 case;
taeJa go ne u3 successful opposition 30 it. ThY
DaCI2gr,;9 Sr2 gca3rE!'yr II thc upi4!ol ;ilat ;lu
aoais:an .! tnJ c".Tt is u:c;:sia oac, ard .;.ny
Gocouroo it. Mf. p!sjGry is ou:, doncu5cile
Inc 0i2iop so partisan and urglcG the Counted
% iDemhors 80 sCaHd for their rights, aaG Dot
IL j" hIi &. ed into swing UP .hcir SECS.
EusTO:I, JaG. 6 "A src2;ai Cisgs,c h from
Au&Csta, received: 2y ';;G ;ieG.;i! al late h2ur
asa rigl.c mentions the cxisi%GcA Cf ruinoE
';,s: % Republicans Dtcnii &c p 4ya the State
SGG.5c iyg arrestDg Eve O. tbs Sveat,r,