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Ak effort existing without cause is an i'm.
possibility; tickling in the throat, business OF
the voice, violent coughing. etc, are the effects
OF a severe cold. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup
cures the cold at once and removes its serious
effects, .'as| 'e
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

" ElyA2 ladies Wrlls'g J Stitcpbemtr, Denver
~ ftttts, buffalo. Fenety. Pittsburgh
" sweeney, lty. WA ComAtOtk, snlitltlsky
y Haaitison, cry. TS Miey. City.
J Mann. 81: lhul. l!f0wU, Georgetown.
u Long, Baltimore. i butler. baltimore.
Is tiirt, Aaiihin.ton, EESnotigrnS, sfAnnt0n
" ~ Adams a friend, Pti stern, ThIN,leluhin.
i.h1he!d. lhrncsvill lie. = Adams, fitl,bugh.
~ Stone. Cleveland. q II Shlnu, fitsbuish.
lea, rhilA1elphin. 7 Miller. West Elixa6.th
J " Clnncy. Eniiimorr. y Hall, Michigan,
J y Henry, lIeluic. EIlicks. Rochester.
= Nu1tiin. kavenssillc. D u kammerer. Pitts'eh
) y Het Cleveland. CIV Cochran, Baltimore
Gil MCClnny, Fnyic CO. " " Sic, iuny, Fay. Cu
7 NJ MeClumy. Faytc Co, " Hamilton. Fayeite "a
y y Warren, fayctte Co. 10 Council, Pittsburgh
" Elicit Detroit. FDonehOO, l. 4 o. Il. H.
I " Robinson, y. York. + v Bruce. New York.
+ Richardson. Nj; Ver'n, Il MucEtyAw.. Chest ca
Miss Baker, Iatrobe. Miss l. Mackry. Chest. Co
NJ Smith, InchA'n Co. i Ihoburne, Chicago,
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THE WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIR,

Thursday was u gala day in Washington,
Pa, 1t being the third day of the tifty.third
annual fair. The weather was fine, and it
was estimated that fully 10000 people were
gu he gsoNnds during HE day. II was tie
big day: The halls on the fair grounds were
brilliantly lighted up on that night, and a
ance, principally persons living i'll town.
There WIS large attendance ut the Fair
Yesterday. The boys from the Morganzi Re.
form School, about go, appeared OF the
grounds at ll:3o and attracted Il great deal OF
attention in their neat uniforms. The cattle
exhibit was 4 very large and extremely
fine one. recent importalions Of English
stock being shown that were biz attraction.
Horses. sheep and swine were there in abund-
ance and also ali varieties Of poultry. The
Fair can be summed up IN two words-big
success. ard the managers can be justly proud
OF the same. =, 80. 5,''ii
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Kerr's Improved Machine Cotton and
spools, the best IN the world. Mrs. McGee's
Imprnyed Daisy Corsets. = l.G - III
Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear, Felt Skirts.
Carpets Wall Paper, Window Blinds, &c.
&c. Do not fall TO call aud see. No. 2Ql0
and 909l Market street, 4 y,
- n ,,,l.. i!5 JOHN RorMIR,
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GENERAL NOTICES,
TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN.

Notice is hereby given that by the authoritv NJ
Tho seetslnry Of The Treasury Of he United Slate,
under Section 2. Chapter l07, Act Of Mani "a, ISL
publication Is hereby made OF the change Of the
iiaihe OF the Steamboat setor1" to that IT "RkGu.
LAR CHARLES Il. BOOTH,
OGO. Manuel l.xt,
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Church Announcements for To,ul0r,
rows Services.
ST. Matthews church will Tomorrow have
! services ut 1880 A. N. and 7;30P.N.
International Sunday School Lesson, Mark
II; 1921. Subject, The Passover"
Services in the Second Presbyterian church
by the pastor, Rev. Dr.. Cook, at 1890 A. ".
and 7:s0 Y.
Nj. G. ". Basgs will mako M address ct
Parkers hall Tomorrow afternoon at $50;
subject, "rrohibi,ion."
Judge Johnson will have charge OF the
Union Sunday School Teachers meeting, ut
the English Lutheran church, at ! O'Clock.
There will be preaching in the First Pres.
bylerian Church tomorrow, by the pastor,
Ecy. d. A. Cunningham, ut 1880 A. y. and
TEN.
Rev. J. G. Lyle, pastor OF the Third Pres
byterian Church, will preach in the German
Church, corner OF Thirty-seventh and Jacob
streets at l0:30A. N. and r. N. tomorrow.
There will be services in the First English
Lutheran Church tomorrow at 1880 A. X
and r. ~, conducted by the pastor, Rev. i.
II. Dornblhser. Strangers are welcome, Sun
day School at 2r.N.
~ 's'''nl 70 obsb Progressing ~ +uE UlS-
q pies church with very encouraging results.
Elder s. W. Brown, who is assisting in The
meeting, will preach this evening at 1880;
Tomorrow at ll:l0 a. Wand ITEM.
At The First ". Z. Church. Bridcedort, O..
there will be preaching at 1880 4. y. and ,.
H.. Morning subject, "Folowinp the Lord
fully" Evening subject, "The He'll OF the
Scripture" The Sunday School, H. W.
Rhoals, superintendent, will meet at 2p, ",
Instead OF DAN. w.
The Citizens Bible class will meet to.mor.
row afternoon at $50 o'clock In the lecture
room Of the First Presbyterian church. Les.
son: Mark l422.3l. While this class meets
in the First Presbyterian church, 1t is intend.
ed to include members OF all denominations
and all who may desire to attend.
Rev. J. B. Milford will preach tomorrow
morning and evening In the First Baptist
church-at 1890 on "the Cross and Crown
and at TEN on THE Healing Savior" tie
third sermon in the course on 1.-THE Life and
Character OF Jesus Christ" Pastors Bible
class and Sabbath school service at o'clock.
Young peoples meeting on Monday evening
at $50. Seats free and welcome to ali.
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CuTICURA.

CUTlCURA. n , ,..- s,ijHs
and Cl,Icun Soap externally and Cuticnra Resol,
vent internally will positively cure every species OF
OF CvTIcuRA, nuAll boxes. Soc; large boxes 500
CurlcuKA REsoLvkST, 81 per bottle. CuIICuRA
SOAR, &c: CuTIcURA SHAVING soar, lie. Sold by
aii drugststs. gr-.
. s..s- AZ 1-sTHLl. n ..FiftarH. bcAINAW
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BROWNS IRON BITTERs |,
a complete and sure remedy. for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weakness and all diseases requlr-
Ing a'tfue, reliable, alcoholic
tonic. It enr'ches he blood, gives
new lite to the muscles and tone
e !hc nerves. Y. '..,.5.a..
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W. B. Dushficld, oil this place, was repre.
sentative to the Young Mems Christian AS.
ISOLATION meeting at Williamsport, Pa, last
week. |,'. ,,'N'
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VALLEY GROVE,

Y ~ ----| VALLEY GROVE. = Y
Harry Wolf, brigh,'eyed six.year.old lad,
died last Wednesday.
The Messrs Sample are taking In the Pitts.
burgh Exposition this week.
Charlie Sample was engaged in playing
with the Washington brass band during fair
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NEVER forget that biliousness and consti
patton are entirely cnrahe with MANAL1N.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,

The Copartnerhp heretofore existing between
Eco Hook, Z. +. ". schrader au, Fmak Lott I'M
AT INC urn name OF Hook. Schrat.er i Co., WI.
ms day dissolved by mutual consent, Geo, Hook
and &. T. W. scradcr Will settle nil the accounts
q the Mte ftttH. We hereby return our thanks 10
GEO. HoOH,
1w.N G. 7. ". SGlIRADER,
GCTOEyr q 1850
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TIE usual merchants lunch at tho New
Mcl.ure House Sample Rooms duly.
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Robson 4 Crnnc.

-4,. and .Soeitiy, New York publication,
says: THE most startling and almost In.
credible feature oil the production Of the
Comedy OF Errors is the iiucs,e Of Al, t
which brings two such opposite comedians
rs Robson anu Crane into conjunction rs
practical twins in manners as we'll rs appear.
nuce The painting and cosimming are easy,
but the blending aud equal!zing OF opposing
iliosyncrasies Is = miracle. In this case 1t Is
ono Of the stage surprises Of the present gen.
Grafton to be handed down 10 posterity.
Whenever, hereafter, the Comedy OF Errors
IL revived, We shall have revival also OF the
fame OF Robson 4 Crane" "a
That this judgment Is endorsed by the peo-
pie Is shown by the following telegram re.
celved by Manager Riesler yesterday:
BROOKLYN, N. y, October S.
+. Rie,ier:
Tho Brooklyn Eagle to-day says: "Thc
rush 10 sec Robson & Crane in Forbidden
Fruit was unprecedented, as many people
being turned away from tic house last even.
Ink Is would have sutllccd to ill the theatre.
fgE nt.l2 t' Franz @. CorrgR.
( These we'll known comedians appear at the
Opera House Monday and Tuesday evenings
Tickets on sale at Wilson & banners at s
oiclnck this morning, N... ...In 7H
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"BLACK.0 RAUGHT" cures dyspcp-
sia, indigestion and heartburn.
Sold by Logan l. Co. . !,
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A SURE, positive cure for costivenoss, MAN
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PS0f}T ASKS.

PSORIASIS. Fl 70 Y!
II. +. Carpenter. Esq.,. Henderson, N. r., cured OF
Psoriasis or Leprosy. Of twenty ycArs Standing, BY
the Cuticura RCsolvent internally, md Culic,ira
and Gul!cuta Soap externally. The NEST wonder
oil, the Ecacc and monument ctl.ens. All AFFLICTED
with itching and sealy discascs should send 10 us
for this testimonial iii full II HI' - = "
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B.& @. rnlncc, Drawiug Raom lga s,sep,,, II.
Oh all night trains. >''>f"' '~''
Close connections are made for all POINTS Su,,
aud Southwest. Moth and Northwest. rskItt d
desirable route for colOnists aud persn, Eori,,
TO the great Wet, and 10 whom paIIicu!l, l!.s.a,
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE pW
Leave Wheeling"..,6;tD ~, tSOp.x, EMIL
No trains run on this Division on Sunday
Tickets 10 III! PRINCIPAL points on Ale l.D,a
flee open at all hnuh during lhc dsy
Information 10 the tnsvei!ug public cll.%,hJ
Given. VI. NJ. CLEaFSTS II niT
4. Z, DEYNlES Gen,l Apeh, Nhlaltns
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.F- 5000, rel -s.-s.r j..
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
John RnciIlcr

.srf John ROcncr ,rl-
Has Just received and offers the following
articles at greatly reduced prices for casl,: "
100 A No. Ladies' Gum Circulars, 81 so
Is pairs Genuine Homemade Blankets,
$500. &c. ',l,I-.. sl.IS liNf -"
20 pieces Of heavy Plaid Flannel, 10 to CSC,
Is pieces OF heavy Plaid poplin, Tx.
IS pieces all coloFs, x Cachmire, l2}lc,
10 pieces all colors, y Mohair Brocade,
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"WlNE OF CARDui" makes rosy
checks and clear compilations.
Sold BY Logan &Co. ID,
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go Walking jackets from IS 50 to $40 %.
~ Cloaks from )! 80 to sl3 w.
10 iIolinauu light or dark. from 81 " 10 $50 ".
lU0 Cireulars from 81 20 to IS.
lGO ulhters fG0m Il W to sl00).
w Misses Clnath rum 81 u to 81 %.
3UJ Infant Cloaks from 81 80 10 SIS CO..
Elk Dolnlans and SILK Circulars ut prices to ny.
tod,h the natives 10 be seeE ~ 10 be- appreciated.
our goods are our own hlyles and make.
For elegance In 1T and finish they will excel I'LL
No CloAks carried over from last season. Our
Garments arc all Fresh anl New.
Ladies', when ont shopping, be sure and call at
our Cloak Room u,d rarlors aud Inspect our ii ycs
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MOTHER DIED FROM IT.

nv 4 II A4KV D1K1O 4 IVONI Il ?
J. ": Adams, Newark. Ohio. says: "Cu,cura
the worst case salt rheuln In this county Ny
mother had II twenty years and In fact died from
H. believe Cnticun would bAye saved her He.
Ny arms breast and head were covered for thee
years, which nothing reli we'd orcured until used
the Gus!Gusa ReSolvent tblood parlHes} Internally,
aud Culicura and Cuticura Soap externally. Il
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"WlNE OF CAROUi" cure. ;rrcecu,,,

painful, or difficult uctlstruation.
Sold by Logan 4 Co. h.
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NELLIE Asnssws, formerly proprietor OF
we'll known house OH Seventeenth street, but
who Iiss not been making much news tpr the
newspapers lately, hobs upserenely" ugain.
this time in State case. She was arrested last
evening by Capt. Bennett on u warrant is.
sued by Squire Arklu on charge Of stealing
$3@5 from 'M'iiss Robinson. The Justice
committed her to Jail in default Of $1,000
bail.
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RRfi La IIIuahns

G. Ep MENpEL,
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BALTIMORE oHlo RAlLROADCp,

LA A 10. TT -rn:r-,,-.-,
So ~ St::.s.:;sa
Un and aitet ,y2 u, lSs2. pp~,nrr, - :,
run ~ DEMONSTRATING TIM. ''"se! Hs!hi slll
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CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted 10 record
deed made October 5. 1882, by Catherine
Schlernitzauer, vile Of Potter scherntzauer
with her said husband, and Peter Miller,
trustee. 10 William Spargo. III consideration
Of Sl.7OO, for the north half Of lot No. II, 10
the addition to North Wheeling laid out by
4 rcAihnld WnhUs mud ofhnra - =
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The COMING C1rY.-A writer in the
Inter Oeea" points out that the "magic
city" of the plains, that is to rise some
where on the lire of the Northern Paci-
nc road, will be at Billings, which is sit.
uated at the head of navigation on the
Yellowstone. 1t is thought to be inevi-
table that metropolis, commanding
the trade of the great interior of the
new Northwest, will grow upnot a great
distance from the Missouri river. The
Yellowstone valley is REGARDED as the
probable seat of the western Palrnyra.
II is said that the Northern Pacific Com
pany has Its eye on Billings, and will do
all that IS possible to cause q great CITY
to grow up there. 1t is situated at the
junction of Clark's Fork with the yell
lowstone, in the very center of the great
Yellowstone valley, is fanked by the
Musselshell, judith, the Big and Little
Horn valleys. 1t has an immense belt
of agricultural land around it. and is
about equi distant between Omaha, St,
Paul, Winnipeg, Salt Lake. San Fran
cisco, Portland and Puget Sound. Its
trade would be in gold, silver, copper,
lead, iron, coal, wool, mutton, beef, lum-
Der and fish, as exports, and in all the
manufactured products and luxuries of
the world as imports, to be distributed
among teeming population. Tho con-
ditlons for great city seem favorable
to Billings, and already lines of rail-
way are projected, connecting it with
various other pOints-east, west, north
and south.
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TRAVELS OF tine RAILROAD

To the Victoria Coionist we are in
debted for the following:
"rhe steamer George Z. Starr arrived
yesterday morning with party of ex-
cursionists from Portland, consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. Belknap, Mr.. and Mrs. g.
H. Prescott, Mrs. Corbett, Miss Webb.
Miss Failing, Mr.. Williams, Mr.. Riken,
Hon. L. Failing, Miss Prescott, Miss
Wymans, and Mr.. Bowles. The latter
gentleman is editor and proprietor oy
the Springfield Republican, one of the
most influential and widely circulated
journals in the Eastern States. Capt.
Prescott is Secretary to the Oregon
Railroad and Navigation Company, and
several of the other gentlemen are
prominent members of the Northern
Pacific Railroad and the Navigation
Company. The party will leave at
o'clock this morning for New West
minister and up-river, where they will
examine the country, aud particularly
the line of the q. p. X. Il. After re.
turning to New Westminster they pro-
pose to cross over to Nanaimo and We'll
iingtou to see the coal mines at these
places, returning to Portland about
Saturday next.
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Mr.. Z. Netcalf who arrived from
Cassiar yesterday reports that mining
matters on McDame Greek are closing
up. Some . white men and 40 China
men Will winter on the creek. On
Thibert the companies are working in
the old channel and are doing we'll, and
several other companies are prospecting
for the channel. twenty-five or thirty
risn will winter there. Dease Greek :
pretty well washed out.
There were about 100 Cinnamon a. &;
40 white men at Wraneel waiting tu
come down, bu: they preferred stayinp
TOR the Otter and Grappler to paying
| the fare on the Idaho.
Ite trip down was disagreeable one
with head winds, One hundred tons of
coal were discharged from the Idaho
INTO the Z. s. surveying ship Hassler.
MIR. Metcalf brought down the largest
nugget taken out of McDame Creek.
1t weighs $46.40 and is a beautiful
specimen. For a few days he and
Others made between $50 and $50 per
day lii canyon, but those rich spots
were soon worked out.
The Mclean Brothers and Mr., il.
Williams returned by the Idaho from
Iakou yesterday. Mr.. Williams passed
Is months at the diggings, remaining
there and at Sitka last winter. There
are three good paying placer claims on
Douglas Island which is about six miles
from Takou. The dieeings are on the
hillside. The Messrs. Mclean, Mr..
Williams, and Mr.. Mclaughlin were
interested in two of these claims. This
company have taken out of the claims
about $4,000.
Mr.. Treadwell's ledge on Douglas
Island looks very favorable, and az
ranRements have been made for the
erection of an 80 stamp mill on the
ledge next year. The average assay is
about 81 to the ton. Some of the quartz
boulders found in the placer claims on
the island were crushed in a 5stamp
mill and yielded $50 to the ton. Miners
wages are 81 day. indian labor is 81
day. Goods are low priced and plen-
tlfll.-Cokonist.
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The baptism of Bertha, one Of the
younger members Of the Rothschild
family Of Frankfort on the Main, as a
preliminary IT, her marriage to Prince
Alexander Gf Wagram, ~as witnessed
sby "A distinguished assemblage. The
Duke and Duchess de Grammont, to
whom she hsd previously become re.
lated by the marriage Of a sister, acted
as god-par.nts Ia her. Before the bap-
sism she subscribed declaration, foy-
nlally abjuriug tin, Jewish faith: The
ceremony was performed in the Church
Of Saint Pierre III the suburbs OF Paris.
She was given ,he additional name OF
Marie. and it WAS arranged that she
Should receive confirmation and par
take OF the communion the following
morning from the hands OF the Cnrdi
nal Archbishop OF Paris. Prince Wag
ram is over - years of age, and ha,
wealth. He does not marry Bertha o.
the Rothschiids for her money.
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TuE RIGHT OF WAY.

~. WHITE RIVER, Oct. 25th, 1882.
~. Editor: In the Posr-INTELLIoEN-
81 u an article stating that the right
way Tor the Puget Sound Shore Rail
s0sd has been secured between Puyal-
Up and Seattle; but We, the undersigned
EOperty owners, wish to state, for the
lent Of those concerned, that it ia
- %. and We will not give up posses
- OF any portion of our farms to any
y or parties until the company has
seed With us. The company has sent
TMsetessed gentlemen to appraise the
sssee OF our lands, who have had no
sss,cA experience in regard to such
a4 and they awarded l.. II. Guiber-
- tUO damages, and j. B. Hewett
~ damages. We were not satisfied
sa such award, and called upon three
soucA farmers (disinterested mem
.o nave cleared up farms and are liv-
m tnem-Mr. Neely, Mr.. Downey,
~. ~. sau'lan-to give rs their esti-
srs,u " the amount Of damages that
s,S lu accrue to US, on account Of the
-. uction OF the railroad through
Isfms. These gentlemen, after
uiy going over the land, mot like
~ ~ Guy gentlemen, who took not longer
~. !. S9 minutes estimated the dam
TuM \. Il. Guiberson at $40 to j.
.swest ct $SS0-a considerable diff
~ Ar. Editor, between the esti-
~ !, o. practical. disinterested men,
- Ges OF interested gentlemen with
sss.S LUCK bottle along. It has been
iI11 ~ some Of the city papers that
cs newett, have an antipathy to.
~ nilroads. This statriaeni Is
! have offered the company !,
OF way through the unim.
Portion OF any farm. or | wo,,id
uII;,s;So ooAmages whore they ran their
E6M-Sy survey, rather than take
xnets they have now lac ,tad il
m 0olberson has offered la take
~ Images II the company will tres
Hs1t through his land, and u. Il.
= nave offered the rieL. # wa,
l~ same condition. Oar re,so.,
Nrr.ulrinR the company To tres,l,
h,s9 toe whole distance of ou,
8 ~. tois: Our farms are sita,,ed
49, oAnk OF the river. and subiec, ,c
- Heavy bodies of wafer rur
49, oof lands, and il the r,i,r,aa cn'r
mske deep bitches 70 throw nm |,
Nj. gtsoe u is sure to cnt ons land,
-: I, sa0 wash sand over other Dor
M ~ sae farms; and. MIR. Editor. W.
Daaiies .'se up possession, nor ALLOW
GkDeSi,0 = cnter on our lands for con
Nv ~ Oh railroad until the com
aeessSdss. ~ complied with our reasonabl,
]. B. HEwETT,
l.. Il. GuIBxRsoN
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A Vienna Journal mentions death
that has occurred III Warsaw in conse-
quence of wearing cinnamon colored
underclothing. The dye faded under
perspiration and was partially absorbed
by the skin, and poisonous matter con-
tanned in it caused death. The first
symptoms were vertigo, bleeding from
the mouth, and loss of sight. Physi-
cians were unable to give relief. and the
victim died in agony. He gave the name
of the trader from whom he brought
the clothing in Vienna, and the War
saw and Viennese police have been in
communication about the occurrence.
A solution of the dye given internally to
a dog produced death In an hour.
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PACIFIC COAST.
A Mine Report.

boDiE, Cal, Oct. 25.-During the weel
the STANDARD extracted 1896 tons q,
crude bullion. secured 4195 ounces. and
shipped y2O ,G32. No change in the low.
er levels. The south slope 3s4 leyel
SLOWS marked improvement in width
ana quality of ores. Bodie extracted
i33 tons, crushed Ill, aud shipped
SO,1D. The average assay is valued a;
$50 per ton. Improvement is reported
IN the $50 level. The Noonday incline
ls 3io feet below the 512 level. Ore con
tlnuos to extract. Good ore from work.
ing below the go and the ia levels.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-26

PAPEs Can WHEKIs.-The Paper
Car Wheel Company announces re-
ductiou of its - inch wheels, broad
tread to $95, and the narrow tread to
Ss5. The completion of the company 8
Morris works, and additional improve
ments at the Hudson and Pullman
works, made necessary by the
growing demand for the wheels during
the past year, have given additional ia
cilities, enabling the company TO make
this reduction. The order list II al.
| ready large, and an increase u expected
| 20 follow this lowering Of pricea
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While the ship Undaunted was pass
inc under the Brooklyn Bridge on the
2Sth, she fouled the bridge and carried
avay her fore and maintopmasts. Dam
ACE to the vessel is estim ated at $lbO:
The damages will have 20 be paid: and
the case viii be carried into the Courts
for settlement
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mtg Church Debt rald.

MONTREAL, October 24.-Archbishop
Bourgett New, an octogenarian, within
two years has paid off debt of nearly
100000 resting upon his diocese, being
largely aided in the market value of
real estate belonging to the church,
which was now engaged in building a
cathedral after the method of st. Pc
ter's in Rome, to cost $l,0W,OOO, Of
which SaOO, 900 has been subscribed.