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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23

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or hvrs TO SHICOH'S CONSUMPTION
CURE.
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tive cure.
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C 3 SO ct. and 81.
|SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY pos.
it.v- care for Calarrh, Diphtheria and Can
ker Mouth.
HACK METACK," lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and so cents.
SHILOH'S CURE WILL Immediately re-
live Group, Whooping cough and Bron-
chitis.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint
You have printed guarantee on every bottle
of Shiloh's Vializer. 1t ne yer fails TO cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with esch bot.
tie OF Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so
c-n.s.
Sold BY II. J. Fringer.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

STATE Or KANSAS, IS
fori County
In ihe District Court OF The 18TH District
sitting IN and Tor The county OF Ford in said
stale OF Kansas Tor the June term A. ID. lcs2.
T. ID, foLLEi,
No'ice.
A. II. foLLEi.J
II ins a.ien zen. a, ~: Iolisy; Oh tne STATE OF
itNas' VIII taAe hotice tnai Z. ID. foi"y, oil
nohge CITY fori county, han. rs, did on the
~ nun Gay OF aaroh, a u. u.s.: ME mr. psilIion
IN ihe district Ooult o. inc ION JUDICIAL DIST
n;i s.,.S "a sna ,or saia G,un.y OF ford ~
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23

Information h-- reached Top ks that the
liquor d-.lrrr of New York Cry have form-
ed a coma;ns,ion 10 carry X snsss AT the mex
sl-c,i IN bv ih- u-e OF money. Kansas can
not he sedaced IN this manner. The Egypt
ism. will only be spoiled. Such is the de
praviy o. human ns,ure in this country,
that there is many a voter who will take the
rcd gold of this liquor Her. hague, sp' nd
pardon of the --m- for ''ses FOAM" al .
Topeks bar; and then e. to the polls, and
vote tn. straight temperance ticket. The
New York corrup,ion,-'s had better save
their monss TO bny ioswood and cocculus
iBdica-.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23
U. s. LAND OFEICE 4

Larned. Kansas. Feb. %. 1882 (
Notice 10 hereby given that the 10 l1wIn. nam
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention to
MAKE final proof in support of his claim and se-
cure fnal entry tuereon, and that said proof will
be made before theCierk of the District Court of
Ford county, Kansas, on Thursday, April 6.
lss2, viz:
EMANS ELLISON. Declaratory Statement
No 4.39, for the Z half Sc or 8 and half OF
SW az sec Q IT, 81 of range w.
He names the following witnesses tn prove his
con, inurus residence upon ssd cultivation Of
said lind. VIZ;
Z. 7. Reep, James Rockwell, of Dodge CITY
p o Ford co, has. John Jobling, r. J Peter
son. Of Pearlette Z. .. Meade co, Has.
mh2 &. A. NORRIS. Register.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23
The amendment r, ported from the .ena-,

the amendment r. ported from the senate
Commute. on r.ilroa 8 TO the bill grsntiD.
the right Of wsv through the Choctsw and
Chickss,w Nations, to the ST Louis and
San Franc SEQ company. require the company
within nine,v day. rom the passage OF the
act TO accep: i's PROVISIONS, and within one
ye-r from date o. acceptance 10 complee the
road. III il fails to construct the road with
in the time specified, then the Chicago,
Tex,. h Mexican c mr. railroad company
IL tn succeei To sll rights and privileg s con-
ferred by the bill upon the ST. LOUIS 4 San
Franci-co railroad company.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23

A lean gray dog hupg about the White
House when Hayes wss there; little yellow
dog succeeded this cur when Garfield WIS in
suguraied, and now tine yellow dog. which
disappesred at the assassination, is succeeded
by brindle cur, which has been present
ever since Arthuf's Inauguration. Tell the
children abou, it,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23

Nearly all the Ills that sfli mankind
can be prevented and cured by keeping the
-omach, liver and kidneys in perfect work.
ing order. There is no medicine known
that will do this rs quickly and surely, with
out interfering with your duties as Paiker's
Ginger Tonic See advertisement.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23
TREES FOR KANSAS.


A writer in the Atceison Champion con-
tributes An interesting article on the plant
ing OF trees. While the first conditions OF
eastern Kansas may be applicable to-day to
western Kansas, We can contemplate the
future with satisfaction, provided We follow
the example Of our eastern friends. We
make the following extract:
We are told TO plant the cottonwood, a. it
is 'ihe safes, and most satisfactory Tree TO
cultivate" This wonld have been good
advice twenty, pos-ihly ten, years ago, but
il is worth nothing TO day. Then, on these
wide praiTie., where grass was king, We
wanted tres To look at; trees to make our
western homes look more pleasant; We want
ed them for shade and wi0dbTeaks; we
wanted them for the purpose OF bringing
about needed climatic change; We wanted
them to testify. by rapid growth, 10 the
fertility OF the soil, and Tor many other pur
poses Aud We wanted them at once. The
itonwood, box elder aud roft maple sup
piled these wants IN the least possible time.
Aud il Was wise in u.. when we lived in our
thing, to plant Them.
and upxard march Of improvement 10 Kan
ess 10 unparalleled In the history OF States.
Instead s,i looking at cottonwood and soft
naples see may nov let our eyes rest on our
orchards, In which are many varieties OF
choice fruits. La short. We may now sit in
the shade OF our vine and IL tree, and take
a bird's eye view o! q Thousand thing, that
were not here ten yenis ago, that both please
and interest. To-day II would be as Nm
reasonable to say that We should continue TO
build cheap house,; tina, We should continue
% raise sealrwag stock; that We should con-
tinue 10 eat crsosppies and set our teeth on
edge, ss to ssy that We should continue 70
plant cottonwood and soft naples.
NawiIhsi anding Kansas has come up
through tears add blood, to day she iakes
hi. h rank ss n state. Her future outlook
IL glorious. The changes and shifts ttai
have marked every s,ep OF her progress are
nov la-s fTeqneut, and 10 settle do~n TO II
still more p-rms bent b.-i. is only question
OF time. We -houl I. therefore, shape our
surroundings 80 - To conform TO the i'm
proved condition in which we hope TO find
ourfelves.
Let u- discard the cheap cottonwood, and
the soii maple with its million of worms
that annually ca oil its limb, and plant
tire. OF grtaer beauty, more durabiiiIy and
more Value.
will not attempt to give a list Of all
that should be pisn'ed, bu will give a few
va i-ties that are -uccrs-fuly cultivated wmb
u, an i,hst prs mt resi- value, viz: Cat .lpa,
w,Ina', All, hard mape, horse chestnut and
O'-ge orange.
Same people are rot aware Of the fact
thr o age orange msk,ss fine tree, il of
rapid groslh, makes durable fen,e posts,
and makes the hottest FIRE Of any wood we
bnve.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23

Advesisers also have tLe.r influence on
the isI gssge. At iss-, one Al ericsn news
paper has ceased 10 spell sirnp DIRECTLY, be-
cause advertisers want it spelled with ""
and it wouldn't do to have word spelled
Two ways in one paper. II ia possible that
in time our glucose will develop into gluy-
coyae.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23
Humbuggcd Again.

l saw so much sad about the merits Of
Hop Bntsr-, and nv wife, who was always
doctoring, and nev-r we'll, leased me 50 ur-
gently Ia set her some, concluded to be
humbugged sg in; and am glad l did, tor
~ les. than two months use of the Biiters
my wife va. cured, and she hs. remained 70
Tor eighteen mouths -ince. lie such hum
bugsing.-H. T., ST. PAul.-Ploneer Pos..
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23

The Perkins windmill sold by Colvin 4
Son, near Lsrned, is the most substantial
and reliable mill manufactured in the Unit
I'd atss; and they know how to put III, m
up 10 stay; cheap to suit hard times. Try
one; It will he better than many dams.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23
u. s. LAND OFFICE ,

Larned. Kansas. March 81, Iss2
Notice Is hereby given that the foilowin nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention To
make final proof in support of his claim. ard
that said proof will he made before the CLERK
o. District Court Ford county. Kansas, at the
county seat. on Saturday, April s, Iss2 viz:
tRFD ESpERLY. ii m-stcad Applicaiions
No. 4534 tor the Lots 8. q and and Sc or OF SW
a. See Is, Up &c Sof Range % W
He names the following with esses TO prove n :.
continuous Residence upon and cultivation OF
said land. viz: II. J q les. II. Garis. & orge
Horder. Nicholas Mayrath, all of Dodge CITY Z,
U. Ford county, Kas
mig C. A. MORRIS. Register.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23

R,ok., Norton, Graham and Decatur
COUNTIES have jn-t heen swept by destructive
prsirie-frs.. caused bv \ Careless farmer FIR
Jig the grass in his field. High winds pre-
vu,ei and ,he dsmsgs ia hsyond pres mt
cslcul zion There is danger that the care
less farmsr's tenure Of lie Is very brief.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23

A brakeman on the Boston & Providence
railroad wears ere OF his little fingers for a
catch charm. 1t wss cut of while coupling
cars some rnorits age.-Bosion POet.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23

Sometimes hen will stop laying, without
any apparent reason Tor her retirement from
business. She has lost her eeg-bag. This is
frequently the case with hens that have re.
covered from cholera.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the ilstrlct tourt 10Th J judicial district State
OF Kansas. sitting in and for Ford county.
Howell 4. Sy ton,
vs..
Albert Cooley.
The above named defendant will take notice
that the plaintiff has filed his petition in the
District Court lifting IN and Tor The county AMI
slate above. asking Tor the foreclosure of "a cer-
tain mortgage deed on the Northwest qunrier of
section fourteen 40. township twenty five (s5) =,
south al range twenty three (33) . Ford county
Kansas. TO satisfy n certain promisory note
which said mortgag. deed gwen to secure,
for the sum OF One Hundred Dollars, W IN u per
cent interest from september 9Th, lsSO, and
Costs suit.
Now you notified that sad cause will be
for hearing at the June term A u. los2 o, our
court, and unles, yos plead, answer or ,iemur TO
said petition at or before the 24ih day of Arm.
A. ID. lss1. said p,tition will be taken as true
and decree of foreclosure awarded as prayed
for in said petition.
Dated this 9th day of March. a n. lss2.
W. r. PETILLON,
Clerk district Court.
r. E. Burns. Attorney for Plaintiff. mig
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23

A party OF gambler. from Fond du Lac
have busted" four Chicsco faro banks. car
Iying Of between $4,000 and $4,000.
Ev'rv great city must experience some re-
verses.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23
A BIG s1aEEP ENTERPRISE.

J. D. Patterson, Of California, one Of the
largest breeders Of Merino sheep in the
world, has bought 20, 900 acres OF land in
Navarro county Of J. W. Glass, real eststs
broker Of San Antonio, and . now preparing
to ship 5000 thoroughbred Aerino sheep "a
this etaie. This 10 the largest shipment per-
h,ps Of Thoroughbred sheep ever made in
the United states. His freight alone will
amount to $4,000. He will establish q
thoroughbred sheep ranch here on large
scale, which will enable him, he hopes, to
supply the shespmen of Texas with ali the
bucks they need, thus saving the useless eI-
pense OF importing from other states. In a
private letter to Mr.. J. W. Gla-s be writes
This is the most unfortunate Season that
California has experienced sihce 1859. The
weather has been very cold up to this ii me !;
the feed has not grown and sheep have been
dying in large number from stsrvs,ion.'
He further write: "Tens OF Thousands Of
sheep have already died here and more ARE
dying l have heard Of no sheep selling for
less ihsn IL, and from 81 5093; but those
that can be bought low as 81 per head are
40 desth-riricken that they are ia on condi-
ton to ship to Texas Eft Worth Journal.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23

One Mr.. Yang Loo, an importation from
the h)wery banks Of the Hong Ho, met
with little experience al Dodge City, kas.
yesterday, which Taught him more in u mia
Ute about the laws OF momentum and inertia,
the bstl-tic curve and the impenetrabiliiy OF
matters then he could have learned in an or
binary Lifetime. The train upon which be
was ridl & wa- sail along at the rate of
fifty mile, sn hour, when gust Of wi I'd car
red away HE hat. Bringing his mind TO
bear. not upon the relentless and inscIutable
laws of nature, but upon the fifty cents he
had paid Tor the tile, Mr., Yang Loo prompt.
ly leaped alter the lot he.d-piece. An eI-
preston Of alarm IL said TO have scklied hi-
countenance over Nth the pale cast Of ap-
prehen-ion as he observed that he WAS flying
strai ht for b.rbed-wire fence which had
not seemed to be within reach when he de-
parted on his erial voyage. He landed
against the fence, OF which he took an accu-
rate stereotype along his person, and then
C ,romed on Telegraph pole, from which be
went riCoche ting over about three acres OF
pioughed ground. IL lie said to have been
IN. most comprehensive FIJI on record One
OF his legs wss b, oxen, and his head il still
going round like a contribution but he
recovered the hats. Louis Post Disps,ch.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23
POST OFFICE HOURS.

From s A. N. to S. p. n. Money Orders
issued from - N. to 8 r. N. Supdaya
excepted. LLOYD SuINN, p NJ
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-03-23

STATE OF KANSAS, lss
Ford County-
In the District Court of The 18th Judicial District
sitting IN and Tor the county of Ford in said
Stale oil Kansas, for the June term A. ID. lss2
IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29

ttH s ToBAcco-TACT0EY RrRvED-rOgs
'kII THOUSAND D0LLAE,-THE 1Ssr.
EANrF

a1cERs ToB4CcO-TACT0EY R-YvrD-r ogs
FORTY THOUSAND D0LLAE,-THE rSsr.
AASCE.
special teiecrsin.,D tne Dilatrh.l
Pr kR.3CRG. NJ. October - -C. ".
sIeer's large to'ncro-;arto-~. corner n
Washington and Jones streets. WA. c.
''rayed ty fire Tonight. Tie origin Of TIE
NFe j. unknown, - no ore was in The
b'nldin- - the time, but r. j. supposed 70
have caught from The engine. IN which the
Lre' Ind just been extineli.hed. The d.
''Iuciion % tie building. stock. ard ma
chiat'y was complete, and there {, clear
Jos, = between s35.ooo AID $4,000. TIE
factory contained large engine. Is We
7r-e ard thirty small presses, and forty
l-nd screws. TIE stock = manufactured
tobacco on Aa1d was somewhat r-lt. rs
recently the prop TOY had no; been work.
-r- fuu force = hands. The building
was 43 iy $50 iee,. with large stlrmr-v
attached. and e belonged 90 The estate %
t-r Die John Ear.aud. The Insurance
VIII aggregate $4,000. IN u1r a- f0liow- :
oa >tocL-New York Ull,rurii,r.. Jos.
Virginia Home. $1,000; City 4 London.
$4,000; Georgia Home. $500: pl1rtx.
" Brooklyn. $500. On ,to.k ard ma-
e-'rer. -H-m,ur & 1oo. Imperial snl
North ~. $4,000. 2oe-Iur- a1l saving.
e-.lnH. T1ere gre otaer assurances not
now otta.a-ais. several small dwellings
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rr.,naft.and Musical Note.

fle Nek-- Family rct-i'ii -i'.- i-''-
-r --i ueeh.
l.u,e.r Bee I.is e-Klu- ID. i'. tl
.. -..i.- lara tourney VIA lA.
a r. Tie tar W-- --.-
l.l.ia
Tr. L.w,ence Barrett "ii I.at p -, IT,
Lre1a. London. % 81 ye-f' -Al'' -'-''
L.aey Rama eL1tui.
Jo-erf Jegc-s9n W-l 81 l'f- 90. ','' -
-.e poor f,euf lslual- 1-ii-'- jay
lap1ia en- s-fll Li-
TaeL-v tenor Mierzwia-A-. .i.' .'- ,... -,
~ t...r tte pallc tF STORM. .i
s-ar.e.9o IS - ae c0n-rat l-s.lea '- -'-' '''
4. lirea sao.lser trump cara.
Theodore Thoua, VII giFe, via y.
.,.is...s.e u. classical concerts ~ 500. 49,
a.l-.fs. . large subscription having Ds''-
.-.i.4.0 i,v ~. 7. j.. GilAspie' DO We
-,rrside-t n nc ~ omel's Ccntcrni1l N'-9-
mission ia 1876.
sN,nuie Hauk. our Americ.aini : -. 80,
.,'r'e,r.e is., week r. tie presldins eeil,- -
4 to Flora Temple Il ibe is,.-,tai
r.,i,,,ert agraorv. 81 kiuceni iiV7 ~ ~
80 go ,euedi q which the Ear - = -.'.'
"a > ietser night iiian ant slDee - 80.
~. 49, us1.k's vescflse was a. 49, 80,
49,. - itself ava her voice l,r0aDe'1 -
,..,-b ngfes olt VI the pockets o. ar ~
nireFF.
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3lfhmond 0ispatch.
.. Isss
4 Child Crnhheifnn...,.
oErElTr N A WV JxrsrY AI.ws,,@r,s

CETElTT ~ WV JrnSyy AZ ,.s,,..,....
CHARGE cF euEnEE 70 Br MYSTIC, 7,-,,
JTRSET CITY. y. -. October -
gard 70 Csc sHCret kigin- ,f . i;+,-- ~
q =. !. lTanhagvn iH the Uusso, -.
aim>hoD>c. ~ >Oakc hiU. gsa-, ,.,;-1.
N@siftN 90 fei as have been In rirr,,I,t;-.,
g. iofis~in uuf'cr' rs arr iee~,,,.s ~
i12fHs~cn i"'on.> 4 ihe ut.li.,.,e.,,.,, e..
iY W thai nfmc iu hudson avs r.
c.rs'lc>. ano had hceo1nc rrarces ,,.r-.,,'.,
Drhh ana oietT evil hsoit>. Eli j.,
A1-a>' ne W'Hi a1 - 1ea,r.l wv VI
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t- DIT i"r SonS-tscrl~G a-ea ,,s-.
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81. '' 80 f-''ltf. and o.. batter. ~rrr.-
'le' '' IRE care az them. eof,rni.l.1
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3, rr"rEa, u0 ais name. an1 ru9.~ .t,
influence 81 l4uor assaulted hi, VIE. x.ho
h1s h'rr s-Tc>, g and bc r,a. ~cu. - 49,.
-e-..ertoi1 Icr ,Nty Gavs. Thc ir.l;,,,.
t.o1, cou,4u.0g iae father and h,> rA.l-
dr. arc close 81 e.ch other. and tho l..,i,
p.vfa-, "Urt .c dStorn-d to .,ls.t th. r,.-i.
tf-tisry c1nun Ir-rha-en ont mon
l1- ,aN tI> ,no SONS. rs BOO ;c'i him ftrv
vlt o';e7 Gen rs iac rinl,hou.,-kee-e-.
Trss'aas,1 ~-> haT-ed 80 ihe enl of
r.-ef,en --t,. 90, La having hcon lq'd
tr rflr... s. tew icy~ afler Do f.-.,-s
v.-- ,-1 ..r.t .alt~ ~ .7-,ti-.- f.r -.
r-. arg Pro. c1e1 au BIZ 10.a g. iri...
.ar bone. 40 rac Srab- ls5n i9,.i,,-ri =,
81. r.- 1914 ,aa' .., ~ou Gerard was f..'.l
ga. .-.si-- .e.1 ~.-2. ,l.a. -. .f..- f..f
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Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, October @.-Forem7n
Dickson, OF the star-route jury. was arrest
ed to-day, and gave bail IN the sum Of
5000 for bis appearance 70 answer the
charge Of conspiracy and e11,avorins 70
influence a verdict in the p .-rO;Ite trial.
The Paymssier-Gcneral, IN hi annual
report. recommends that the act q Julv
18th h. 50 a.Dended s. 10 allow, in the Dis
creiion n the Secretary 81 War. one
months leave q absence 10 Officers - the
army without deduction q pay or allow
ance ior each year during which such all
-encc has not been taken. lie thinks Il
would he better still II al law Affecting
TIE pay q oficer- while on leave were T.
T,-.aIel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29

FITZGERALD WINS WITH A scorv =. -
N.Y. ~ .

RI N"hhALD WINS WITH scouy az -.
NILES -
~ ORA. October 2s-1 4 A,ut
TsN'e score stands: Fifzrer,ld a.
lima iS',.',u So'; Herty, 492; Ha,T - -
=, no"eit slil reinaine =, IL, A.,
"ss' ADJ fccls very sore over d.. ,.s..u
~ SAFE To-day that be would no, e,,, ''..' =
Y" oEr. October 2s.-Sbor.,, -.
COCK ihe pedestrians retired :, -. 80
- - prepare Themselves for ;hci- -,
=. rance A. the four .tar,.,r,s ''. I ~
- houses u Wa too ey;der. 49,. ~
-, ~, ~ upon ihen had been Co.. = ~
mere Na> but one thiur ~ o. 80
4" " icM hours their struggle an ti 80. -.
y, QUA De over. The Garden -, - =, ="
,'Nriieo y clock. There vyera f,,. - .'.
:. .,'i"s oi getting q crowd "a -. --'''-'
g q! ing struggle - the forr -
= ,'N' ieN - The u.ne confde,, -.
80 p'-An she ing wax on NI,,1..
nv ing > : O'Clock the -,e,, go
DH lhc track for tic lex. -, '''-''
.s'otTA'ic crowd hal ben -
~ -, -Ar~cn. and tbc land .fr,[r.- ,,-' ~
'','' az. fltz-elald was d-e.,e1 i,
~" -0il 81 wtifc flannel Nght. Ven
"a, lIt-Heucf up 'it.le lie a Whit -se-,.-.
=, N4'b 'ide SILK can AMI lr.a.t- .rc,,.
iA'IiN slaek 90 h- purple color. 49,
s.fH-ti better allie 10 be..r ;,. .l,~,,,~| !.
,1' i.~i mile than the other. l5u,.....
.'oAe4 >1.ny ia . new six .1ir- fr-- -.
HNi ''n-s could Tight up the dea,biv IL
OF D. face and the almost fgioric -
1i> -uuken eve-. 10
Al lU 0'cl.rl. tho ~r-s ---... .t.-
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-, e-ea ~ Tase.


-...,.....
r---..~ ..r.-rsv moved ur..-..F ID
lis -..,c. PAM -- those '.1.- iel u ~.
s-.-.s 1ir Ist1 tla starry a.-.. --. u e
t.-.. l.-....- carve. foa.t attract
,-.a-n-a anrnh u r.ra u j. J. n
s..,. ~ -f....r g,sre .en-1l.--
-r. and t4e lr.i, were 2" -.'sl'- %
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IELEGRAPHIC NEWS
10 THE DisrATcH PROM ALL POINTS

"enerai Washington Neus-Destructios Of a
Harre Iobsooo-I aetory tn Petersburs-FIrs
"a hassaehusefts-Tag Blown Up-N-,.
seville Declared insaBe-SlOO. OC0 e., ii,
AfHokee' tal--Assass.nstion CT q Loui. =
a"a n-Pian;er-y,-eirs Of the Coro-
"ef's SHry n the Cas- Of the Recent X
p'''ion IN fAiladelphia-storra Dariare,
oh the LnSlish Coa-t-FIool IN u,
iAamrs-tisnsral sir Game, wsi.,le,.s
reception in LsBeen-ABotser Famine
THREATENED IN IrrInsd-Biz Blazs IA Mar
Saf-. England.
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pHtArcf-HI.. 'r.ai.sr -e.---AI gee D0i-
.rrr'. .ry ,ti-4ti.1 .lto 90. Dr..t-''an
g-.ndinr rhe exqio-ios ~ ~ -ran ia 'ri.-r
~ The Biz. entaunal display -I-"'fs-
Die jm- returned verdict t.G- -. '-
ceased cane n thtir de-ia- From ai ..-1e~
received tv The explosion = mortar 81.
I've Band. = Joseph Reeve, er --,,-.-a' ~
sharpen per- the pyro-echni,'. IT'D. -f
a,.4 Uas ren,Ired io- uut using ID pr
n,ortar,. ana ". J.. Iver 3 B7oiAe1- con-
trscfar.. f.r thr ioiMicu ~ iaw. -frftT
spa ~harren1err were committed 'o q" --l
-s. action o. The district attorney.
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Destructive CONFEDERATION in CslIfor-
MIA.

Say FRANCISCO, October 81 dispatch
from Iruckee ,ay, a FIRE las: evening d.
stEgf't:l 4 considerable portion y the hu-i-
mes, part OF the town. including the Ameri-
can Hotel. toe Sheriff. House. and the
old-Fclloevs' buiding. TIE Joss i. proIa-
by upwards % 100000: two thirds cover
I'd hy insurance. The Ere starred T.
Ienke's brewer, ard was thought % l.c
attributable O. his care rs-nee.. Thi, t.
the fourth general fire that la. occurred
within FEW years. aad under the excite
Deut consequent upon this connagration
there was some TAX Of lynch.n- Menke.
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PARIS, October 2s.-A decree VIII be
officially published tomorrow regulating
the use II dynamite and instftuting rulcs
70 enable The authorities 20 trace the sale Of
explosives.
The Government has decided 20 esfal-
lish permanent garrison 81 Moniceau L.
Mines. and 10 give projects Discretionary
powers in regard - enforcing the law t.
-pecling reliEinus en.Llans in -chgni-.
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Damaged Vessels.

LoSDov, October 3s.-The bark BrInOle.
iron Boness for Charleston. has been
iowed 70 Yarmouth. having los. Der fore
hast, ii5boCm. and sails.
The lark storm Bird. from Savannah for
Liverpool Wa abandoned on ihe jth IN
slant. Size was leaky, had lost Der sail,.
and her ru3acr VS. broken. The crew
hive been landed a Passagrs.