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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-23

The Candelaria True Fissure of Satur.
day says: Last Thursday night at Belle
vile an old Mexican named Sanchez,
well known in that place, was beaten
over the head with some blunt instru-
ment-probably a pistol-and since that
time has been paralyzed and unable to
speak. Two men have been arrested
charged with committing the deed. Jake
Steiber and John Woolford. Both men
are known in this town and Belleville,
From what could be learned of the cause
which led to the occurrence it is said
that Steiber's woman, Lottie, called him
out of poker game in which he was
playing, and told him Sanchez had in
suited her. Some remarks were made to
Sanchez about it at the time by both
Steiber and Woolford, and when Sanchez
went out of the hotel bar-room he was
met by the two others who belabored
him over the head with six-shooters until
he was senseless. His face was badly
mutilated and his. skull broken in two or
three places, Considerable feeling is
manifested over the matter, and should
Sanchez die, it is probable the form of
trial will be dispensed with. 1t is i'm
possible to get the full particulars of the
matter, as people are awaiting the result
OF the injured mans wounds.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-23

In 1864 there was published in Raleigh
a common school arithmetic with the
problem, eff one Confederate soldier can
whip seven Yankees, how many soldiers
can whip forty-nine Yankees?" and
others Of the same character.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-23

Complaint is made in Georgia that
many of the negroes believe in Mother
Shipton and other prophecies, and refuse
to work,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-23

1t is easier to come of good family
than to have good family come Of you.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-23

Man was created little lower than
the angels and he generally stays there
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-23

Kind words are bald-headed. They
can never dye.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-23

A coed assortment of Spectacles and
Eye Glasses at the Golden Rule" Dry
Goods and Clothing Store. I. HYsAN.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-23

The rulers of the Adventists in Mich.
gan have forbidden life insurance.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-23

Tom BROWN claims to have discovered
the "Father ledge" of Stampede Noun.
tain on Thursday. The ledge measures
five feet in witdh and is composed of ga
lena and iron. Brown has been hunting
for this ledge for the last two years, and
he feels confident that. he has discovered
it at last.
The ore train makes trip every other
day to the Meadow Valley mill and Bull
lionville smelter. The chloriders had
considerable more ore extracted than a
person had any idea they did. The
Meadow Valley quit hosting ore yester.
day, the ore extracted being all hoisted.
G. H. PENToN, one of Lincoln county's
Assemblymen in the last Legislature,
who was true to the Democratic party
and voted to release the Bonanza firm
from paying their back taxes, writes to
the Roe Brothers that he intends to re-
turn to his constituents.
Mr.. GEORGE SPEAKER struck a fine
vein of anthony in his mine, situated
about two miles west of town, last week.
PIocHERs are of the opinion that it
takes that cat a very lengthy period to
make up her mind which way to jump.
A STAGE LINE is now running across
the country from Osceola to Frisco, Utah.
THERE was SO, 1856. So in bullion shipped
by Wells, Fargo & Co. during the week.
MANY of our chloriders have done we'll
with their ore, consequently are happy.
A WELL developed easel of smallpox
has made its appearance in Eureka
The youngsters are now scattering over
the hills gathering wild-Aowers.
The hands at Bullionville receive from
So to "a per day.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-23
Dissolution Notice.

TIVE PARTNERSHIP OF THE FIRM OF
i Curtis b Smith 10 this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
Phoebe. New. January 2s, 1881.
in. CURTIS,
f12.Sn 8. D. SMITH.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22
Washington Filling With Visitors 10
Witness the Supplementary Cerc.
moniestothe Yorktown
Centennial.
\ froteSt Sent 10 the Senate irem New
York Against the Title IN
the Seats of Lapham
and Miller.
The Grand Jury Present an Indict.
mcnt Against Captain Howgate
.'.ie Forgcts His $40.
600 Bond.
The Break IN the Lcyee Near Quincy
Widening and the Floods
Spreading.
DoingS Of the Extra Session.. Window
Re.NOminated In Minnesota for
the Senate.
Other Foreign and Domestic News,
Tho Floodn Increasing

CHICAGO, lLL., October 3l.-Dispatches
from Quincy, Illinois, say the destruction
along the levee is most complete, and the
break is now fully 800 feet wide and com
slantly cutting out either end of the or, /.
vase. An immense volume of
water is constantly pouring through
the opening and spreading out over
the country. Ihc flood is slowly approach.
ing kockport, which is four miles from the
river Tho people north aud south Of the
break are hastily leaving their houses.
Every road leading out of the bottom was
crowded with teams, and hundreds of cattle,
horses, mules and other live stock were on
the embankment, the owners not having
time. to get them to high ground Large
numbers ofcattlc were drowned. The farmers
many OF whom had hundreds of acres of
wheat and oats promising an Immense
yield are camping along the bluff with
Their families. Others have left everything
ana taken their wives and children {,
quincy. The Indian Grove levcc gave way
wednesday evening sixteen miles ahoy,
quincy, but the break is not very severe
The railroads in this city will suffer Sc
yercly from the flood. Switchmen at Han
nibal have quit work, refusing TO labor il
the mud and water, which fills the yard
trains are discontinued ON the Quincy
Missouri ~ Pacific division of the Wabasl
road. On the Missouri side the bottom,
are Hooded back to the bluiis. The rive
Just below the city is fully nine miles wide
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ST. LOUIS.

Neck-Breaking Accident-Daily Stock
Call to be observation-disclosures From At
tempted Abortion Singular Killing nj
Murphysboro, IllinoIH--A Saloon I,obbcd
at Hannibal.
Special To the Herald
ST. LOUIS October 2l,-Bcn Wcchter-
pold was thrown from q wagon and had his
neck broken this morning.
ST. Louis will have q stock exchange.
The Merchants Exchange have decided TO
grant the application of the brokers COM
mittec, to allow n regular daily stock call in
the hall Of the exchange.
Maggie Murphy, servant girl, about
twcnty-iour years old, was found dead In
her bed late last night Investigation to.
day showed that the girl had caused her
own death She had taken medicine TO
produce an abortion. The author of the
girls misfortune Is not known
A remarkable verdict wns returned by n
jury to-day. Patrick McDonough on trial
for outraging young girl, was found gull.
ty and fined five hundred dollars, He IL
abundantly able topay.
A Murphysboro, Illinois, special saws.
Frank Woods shot John Woods, probably
fatally, last night. II seems to have been
an old quarrel. Only few words were
spoken, in an, apparently friendly tone,
when Frank Woods shot.
A Hannibal, Missouri, special snys.
Thieves tapped the TIL OF the saloon of
Gatetleld Schmaller, and secured three
hundred and fifty dollars.
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WASHINGTON, October 2i.--Senator Maxcy
today called upon Secretary kirdwood and
PRESIDENT Arthur in relation to
the extension Of railroads through the In.
can Central and the ST. Louis
San Francisco railroads with right
Of way through the Choctaw
Nation. These comhancs are
building southwest TO Texas and Mexico
and must ruSs through the CLoCtaw ma.
tons territory in order 10 complete
their line The Choctpw council is now In
session, and II is understood are willing TO
nv, essay for them to first obtain tbe
consent of the secretary Of the interior and
OF the president, as they have supervisory
power over the Indian nations. The nef.
mission asked for was accorded by both the
president and Sccrstary Kirkwoood.
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The United states senate.

WASHINGTON, d. C., October q The SEN
ate was called TO orderly Mr.. Davis at noon,
with qnitca full attendance of senators, and
the galleries were filled.
Mr. Sherman called up the resolution of.
icrcd by him previous to the recess, calling
upon the secretary of the treasury for the
report Of Jas. T. McLinc.
Mr. Farley offered an amendment to in.
eludc the testimony taken in the invcstiga.
tiOn.
Mr. Dawes and Mr.. Sherman op.
posed the amendment, which wa,
lost--ayes n, nays -, and the
resolution was then adopted.
Mr. MCPHERSON presented the petition OF
certain members ofthe legislature OF New
York against the title of Senators Miller
and lapham. Referred to the committee on
privileges and elections.
The senate then went into executive SEES.
sion, and when the doors were opened adj
iourned.
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New York stock Market.

NEW foRH, October n The stock mar.
kct opened strong with higher prices and
subsequently advanced l-s to per cent.
the latter in Alton and Terrey Hantc com.
mon. This was followed by a reaction Of
Is to 5-S per cent. which was, however
later recorded, Manhattan Elevated wa,
the great feature Of the dealings, and sole
up from Al Is TO 10 reached to n, returned
TO 20, fell to- u l-2 and rallied TO ls ~.
New York Central l36 l.2, Erie d3 Is
Lake Shore Michigan Southern lis ii, iii.
nois Central lD IA, Chicago Northwestern
~, do preferred l32 IL. Rock Island 1873,
Western Union Telegraph ~ is. Sub treas
ISL ,0I3.
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Washington WirelIngs.

WARRINGTON, October 2l.--lt is stated
that the intention of Secretary Window to
issue his circular of yesterday in rcgnrd TO
the payment of bonds became known in
Wall street, and to spccuators here before
it was communicated to the public. The
the knowledge was only possessed by few
persons, and the secretary is confident OF
his, ability to discover the source of the
leak.
1t is stated that Ex-Governor Morgan, Of
New York, has declined the sccretaryshiI
OF the treasury, because of business nccessi.
ties.
The president to-day nominated G.. Rus
| sell as postmaster at Euiaula, Alabama
and w. II. Stickwell at Humbot, Tenncs
see. The senate confirmed the nomination
OF A. ). Alexander, of Indiana, as ffth
auditor OF the treasury, Oliver p. Temple
| as postmaster at Knoxville, Tennessee, and
a large number of military appointment,
and promotions.
The grand Jury to-day presented an in.
dictmcnt against Captain Howgate, i0r
| cmbczlling $4,000. Howgnte failed TO ap-
pear when called and his bond of $1,000
was declared forfeited.
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Comparative Cotton Statement.

NEW YoRK, October 2l.--The compare.
tive statement of the week ending to-day
show the net receipts at all the United
States ports during the week to be 1s7, III
bales for the same week last year 23l ,l5l,
total receipts to this date p5s, ,5lS; total same
date last year l0Si,6S exports Tor the
week i0sG; for the same week last year
los, ,l3; total exports to this date i52,ilI;
for the same date last year 5l7,3O7;
stock ut all the United States ports 675,32O;
same last year 557 ,G6S stock nj nll interior
towns W,5l6 at same time last year 1882;
stock at Liverpool 81, 600; at same time lnst
year $4,000 stock of American float for
Great Britain l95,50O and at the same time
last year 2g3,Uu
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Galveston.


Special TO the Herald
GALVESTON October 2l.--IIon. Amos
Morrill,, United States Judge for the eastern
district Of Texas, retires from the position
in February. Hon. VIM. Chambers OF
Eminence, Chambers county, is an
applicant for the vacancy with very fair
prospects of success. Judge Chambers is
well known throughout the state as u law.
yer of ability and integrity.
The steamer Capri entered to-day with n
cargo of 6G0 bars of railroad iron,
Sl2 steel rails were also brought in
by the bark Herbert c. Hall,
from Liverpool with a cargo of i, 5,l79 bundles
Of cotton ties and 2,OoO fire brick.
Coal has advanced to SA per ton in this
city. The coal merchants are successful
every winter in cornering the coal market,
and the coming season bids fair
to be no exception.
Work on the government inn
provemCnts was temporarily discon.
tinued this morning owing to the un.
usual condition of the water brought about
by an eastern wind A large load of brush
for the wor ks was brought down this morn
ing and unloadod nj the government wharf
across the channel
II is currently reported here in business
lllGltA lHul lTdlllu W NllnloU lS materially
diminishing, and that now only two steam.
crs arrive there per week,
Joseph Martinez, the man who
was cut in the breast some
days since by Clara jesse, was conveyed Ia
the hospital to-day. The wound Is very
much inilamed and Martinez was consumed
by high fever. The result OF the wound
may prove serious. Clara Jesse is still in
jail,
The Swedish bark Kanan cleared thi,
morning. for Vera Cruz, with cargo OF
l,UB bales of cotton weighing 525, ,2Ol
pounds, which is to be used for
manufacturing purposes in Mexico A
number OF vessels contemplating putting
to sea this morning were compelled to re,
lran by heavy fog.
The day has been u very disagrecabe one
A light drilzling rain. set in this morning
and has been falling throughout the entire
day with several occasional heavy shower,
of greater or less duration.
W X. Whcclo,k and y. X. Merrifcld, oI
Dallas, are in the city.
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LIVERPOOL, October y This week k'soircu.
lar ofthc Liverpool Cotton Brokers associa,
uon SAYS cotton continues in good demand
and the supply was abundant, and although
the market was firm, quotations in instances
slightly declined. American was in large
demand, but was very freely offered and
prices generally declined l.Gd. Sea Island
was IN lair request, AND prices were un.
changed; Futures iluctuated slightly,
closing firm.
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Marshall.
Special to the Herald.

MARSHALL, October 2l,-Maior John f.
Dickson, president and manager of the
Marshall ear works, returned Yesterday.
lie informs your reporter that there Is no
truth IN the rumor that he has or is going
to sell to the Gould combination. The
work in the car shops cannot be prosecuted
ms vigorously as desired for the reason Tint
transportation for ear material can.
not he had to supply their wants.
Major Die kson leaves again for New York
next Sunday.
Regular passenger trains will commence
running from this city to the terminus OF
the New Orleans division of the Texas x
Paelhc railroad next Sunday morning.
Captain Fry has been paying Off the
checks given to the employees orihe Tcyo,
e Pacilic for the past few days, and still thc
work goes on
bishop Gregg rsycd in the city this
evening.
Trains coming into the state are crowded
with immigrants.
The weather is cool with indications of
more rain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22

NEW YORK, October ~ Charles A. Jack
son wasnominated by the county democra.
cy for surrogate oftho city and county, but
declined. At the reassemhling of the Irving
Hall convention of the Irving Hall dem.
ocracy last night, the following nomina
tions were made Hon. Delano G. Calvin,
for surrogate for judges of the marine
court, Judge Sheridan, John W. Harnott
for coroner DR. Phillips Mcrkil. The
Kings county democratic convention
nominated Frank White for sheriff; for
justice of sessions, Gibner.
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WhIteslIoro


WHITEsDoRo, October 2l.-To.day Jim
Welsh and Adam Gcsler were arrested for
showing the queer. They had passed three
bogus silver dollars here, and the officers
ON getting the scent, arrested Gcsler early
this morning, Soon after jim Welsh was
arrested and he made an open, fair con.
icssion. Deputy sheriff McFal went
out to Welsh's place, one mile north of
town and dug up ten dollars from
its burial place Jim Hays and one Badcll
are reported as the leader. in the operation.
They live ten miles northwest Of here in
Cook county. They were in tewn this
morning, and on the arrest Of Gesler thcy
skipped. Officers are hunting them. The
coin Is base product made of babbitt
metal. The mould are supposed to be in
the possession OF Jim Hays.
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A slanderer Slain.

NEW ORLEANS, October 2l.--Thc Plea
yunc's Grccnyillc, Mississippi, special says:
d, l.. Love, who recently made publication
rejecting upon the virtue of young lady,
who had Just married Mr. Ianior at West
Point, Mississippi, was killed here this
morning by Lanier, who has been on the
trail OF Love since the time the publication
was made Lanicr was Jailed.
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SAN FRANcIsco, October 2l.--The, United
States revenue cutter Thomas Corwin, ar
rived last night from the Arctic. She had
on board nine seamen Of the whalcr Daniel
Webster. ' AZ St. Michael : She learned of
the loss oi three. vessels in Galewin Bay.
August 10Th, Their names were not as.
tanned.
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suit Agains, the Owner of the Ran,loiph
Mills,

PnnADrLrnIt, PA, October 2l.-Suit
was entered to-day by Bostreck and Rosave
Brady, parents of Annie p Brady, who was
killed by jumping from the window of the
Randolph mills during the late fire at that
place. Fifty thousand dollars damages are
claimed. The defendants are Charles II
Londonberger, OPERATOR and Joseph Har
yCy, owner of the mill.
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tomorrow. SN''''''
dav. "l'" S"'''
Mr.. A, I, Ryan had a fine stallion .t,,,,,
from bis stable last night. The borss Ms
valued at 500 ''u "'S
rhe Trinity river is greatly swollen.
William Allen of Tease river. Wiihar.sr
county, no miles west, went through town
IN wagon to-day, having an antelope three
monthsot age which was caught when "A
month old and fed ON milk al first, lint
now oats almost ANYTHING. The ant ,lope'was
sold .ior $40 and will .become part Of The
assortment, ofthe "0ld Curiosity shop
Th' sombre cool days injured trade and
business is not so lively. '''''
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A Homicide,

NoRFolR, VA, October 2l,--Last night A.
5, Sanford, new conner here, and said to
be from Missouri, stabbed and killed Jacob
Glenn, keeper of n restaurant, and formerly
deputy sergeant. Sanford made some re-
marks rejecting upon woman, which
Glenn resented. when Sanford plunged a
long knife into his abdomen. The mur.
dcrer is in iail.
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Tyler,


| 'IT70'IIFI VI IIIV ITVTHTW-
TYLER, October 2l,-ln the supreme court
to-day the following cases were decided.
Ned and Harriet Hunter VS.. ]. G. VOL
dert; from Smith. Reversed and decision
rendered.
Eliza Bowman ct al VS.. n. and G.
Dahority; from Cherokee. Affirmed.
l.. II, Coleman vs.. Wecnstoin G Bro,
from Marion. Dismissed
;, ), Corri VS.. w. g. Raves; from Marion
Dismissed.
Il. Peterson vs.. clerk and sheriff of Lamar
county; from Lamar. Reversed and re.
formed
A. T. and Rebecca Meyer vs. John o.
Schcring executor ct al; from Henderson,
Affirmed.
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Liberty Hill.


'TVE-II'T w VIZ ITVTNIU
LIBERTY HILL, October 2l.-Mr. i. r..
Weir purchased to-day some valuable real
estate Of this place from q. w. Williams.
Also Messrs. Grant and Bricrson sold their
gin To Snyder.
Prices are good and real estate is incrcas.
ing in value. 1t is caused by the expected
railroad.
Some rain fell to-day,
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Prom Professor KInp,a Hnllnnn.

PHlLADELPnIA, October 2i,-Tho follow.
ing message was received this morning by
Professor Kings wife.
CHIPPEWA FAILS, WIS, October ~, 1851.
i. A. King Philadelphia
I'VE have got ont of the woods all right
tSignedl SAM A. KiYa.b
FIVE DAYS IN \ SWAMP.
WASHINGTON, October 2.--The signal
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Laborers Changing Their Base.

VICTORIA Be, October Chinese and
white laborers arc leaving the railway
works in droycs and the town is filled with
them. II is alleged that the Chinese, leave
because the head tax is three dollars and
pay on the Oregon roads isbetter than here
II the'exodns continues il will.j jsariously
cripple railway operations.
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The Gulteau Case.

WASHINGTON, October 2l.--ln the district
court criminal term this morning Judge
COX decided that it was clearly in the dis.
creuon OF the court to allow the expenses
tor reasonable number of witnesses In the
"ultean case the same 10 he paid in the
same manner as government witnesses are
paid, and stated that he would decide in
chambers the number of witnesses To bp
thus allowed, He also stated that he would
, del"r the ASSIGNMENT of counsel To assist
> oylle Until after consu'tati u with that
gentleman.
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Ohio Returns,

CINCINNATI, October 2l.--Thc official
count of Hamilton county's vote at the last
election, shows the total vote for Foster re.
publican, for governor, TO be 2S6ll; for
Bookwalter, democrat, 25,00; Fosters ma.
jority, 1851.
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Fort Worth.


special 10 the Herald,
FoRT WoEru, October 2l.-Tho Nerth
Texas Baptist Missionary convention met
here AT 10 a. m. Dr. Curry, of Dallas
preached the introductory sermon. The
following delegates arrived to-day: W
l.. Williams, Of Dallas; DR.
lIardwick. of Waxahachic Jaspcl
\, Harry, of Wcathcriori: Rev. Kirch. OF
Palo Pinto; Rev. j. &. Bumpas, of Mckin.
ney, and Rev. Mr. Stamp, missionary
About fifty delegates are present and
as many more are expected.
Dr. Kimbrough, of Rowletts creek, Collin
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ST. PAUL, October 2i.-Thc republican
caucus last night nominated VIM. Window
for United States senator.
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A. G.. Haberstadt. bookkccpcr for the
Campbel's Creek Coal company, at Cincin.
natl, fell In getting OIL "a street car day or
two ago and broke one of his legs,
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Palestine,

special 10 the Herald.
fAlSrlNE, October q &C. B. Patton. fire.
man on the passenger train from Houston
to Palestine, had n terrible experience last
night. Passing near Trinity whilst in the
rear OF the rear of the tender he fell between
The, tender and baggage car, catching Tho
'nrake-rod as he went down. lie was drng-
ged under the cars, clinging to his hold. bllt
finally was knocked inscnsible, and, falling
IN lhe center of the track bed, the baggage
and passenger cars passed over
MN, the wheels missing him
entirely lie has been sent
to the hospital at Houston, but will he
around in few dnvs
DR.; D.. d. Chambers, for long time a
widely known physician in johnson and
nelghhonng counties, came home 10
his fathers Colonel Campbells) house, to
die few months since. To-day he was
buried; There was a very large concoursc
There is new time table for the lnternn-
tional IN preparation, which will make al.
dltlonal changes in trains and time. Ii
Will he in force in about ten DAYS.
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service observer, who accompanied prnges.
sor hing IN his balloon, reports IA no chisr
S,ynal officer, under date Of Chippewa Fans
NiSeonNn, October 9l, as follows, ''''
swamp ''' ''en !" u