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The Owosso times., 1882-02-03

How often We hear middle aged people say
regarding that reliable old cough remedy, n.
N. Downs Elixir: "Why, my mother gave 1t to
me when l was child, and use it in my fam
lily; 1t always cures" Who can name another
medicine with such record as this? DR.. Bax-
ter's Mandrake Bitters are another good medi
cine; and Arnica and Oil Liniment is just what
IL is recommended TO be-
The Owosso times., 1882-02-03

An entire edition of the Vienna
Neue Freie Presse was recently confis-
Gated by order of the authorities, for
the reason that it contained several pas
sages from Edmund Burke's Thoughts
on the Cause of the Present Discon-
tent"
The Owosso times., 1882-02-03

LYDIA Il. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE COMPOUND
revlves the dropping spirits; invigOrates aud
harmonlzes the organic functions; gives elias
ITCHY and hrmness to the step, restores the na..
ural lustre to the eye, and plants on the pale
cheek OF beauty the fresh roses OF life's spring
and early summer time.
The Owosso times., 1882-02-03

DR.. Green's Oxygenated Bltters
Is the best remedy for Dyspepsia, Blliousuess.
Malaria, Indigestion, and diseases OF the Blood,
Kidneys, Liver, Skin, etc.
DURNV5 CATARRH SNUFF cures ali affec-
tons OF the mucous membrane, OF the head and
throat.
DIR. MOTIFS LIVER PILLS are the best Ca.
thartic Regulator.
The Owosso times., 1882-02-03

LANCASTER, N. H., Dec. 8, 79.
BY the way, will say that think Downs
Elixir the best cough remedy that eau find al
our druggists. We always use ii.
j. 5. PEAVEY, Pub. Republican.
All diseases arising from RilOusness or Tor
pid Liver, are quickly cured by tho Use of BaX-
ier's Mandrake Bltters. See LoJice OF ArDica
and Oil Liniment in another column.
The Owosso times., 1882-02-03

The Albany MY. Press and Knick-
erbocker says: "The largest following
we know Of to-day is that of st. Jacobs
Oil T; for where st. Jacobs Oil is, there
rheumatism is not"
The Owosso times., 1882-02-03

VEGETINE.-"The life OF all flesh 10 the blood
thereof" Aud no one Can possibly De healthy
when tho blood is diseased. VEGErINE lis com
posed OF substances identical with healthy
blood; and when taken into the 8, stem for the
cure or disease, 1t is absc; bed, an replaces the
deficiency which caused the disease.
The Owosso times., 1882-02-03

A Western woman advertises that
she can cure the pernicious habit some
people have of biting their finger nails.
II know" remarks little maiden of
our acquaintance, "she puts mustard
on Them"
The Owosso times., 1882-02-03
DETROIT MARKETS.

Receipts Of wheat during the last week
amounted to $4,000 bushels, against 10000
bushels during the corresponding week one
year since. The shipments for the same
periods were Is, 100 bushels aud $4,000 BUSH
els.
POULTRY-Dressed chickens were scarce and
firm at 7@i0c. Turkeys were quiet and in
The Owosso times., 1882-02-03

-, Coal Oil or Petroleum may be very nice for
Illuminating or lubncating purposes. but sure
ly 1t Is not the proper thing to cure cough
with. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup is looked upon
as the standard cough remedy.
The Owosso times., 1882-02-03

Judson Wilson's house between Milan and
Ypsilanti, caught fire from the chimney, Tues
day, and was burned. Loss $4,000, partially
insured
The Owosso times., 1882-02-03
Detroit Live stock Market.

The cattle market to-day was active and firm.
Butcbering cattle were sold at en- advance Of
15a20c. Shipping grades were about the
same - last week. Oxen were zoe lower.
The Owosso times., 1882-02-03

Sheep were very dull, with prices for common
100000 lower than last week; good stsck ESQ
SOC lower. Hogs were sold at an advance Of
26c.
The Owosso times., 1882-02-03
That Terrible
1t Tells Les Own Story.

Indigestion and sick headache will yield readi-
ly To Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver cure.
The Owosso times., 1882-02-03

Dependency, on account of financial re-
verses, led Geo. Briggs, Of Pewamo, on Friday
to blow out his brains with shot gun.
The Owosso times., 1882-02-03
OLIVET COLLEGE.
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

6rst-clsss college for everybody. Expenses
low Winter term opens Jan. 3, 1872. Send for
catalogue to the Secretary, Olivet Mich.
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about to land marines caused the riotbus
soldiers 10 crowd the beach and warn
away her small boats. The sultan OF
Turkey invited the British ambassador to
the palace, and expressed regret at the
ARRAY.
A party of sixty-two Roumanians, ac-
comPanied by an Interpreter, have landed
at Castle Garden and will settle in Mime
sofa They. brought along nine black
bears. q number of monkeys, and o curious
collection Of wooden implements.
APPROVED.
The car of Russia has approved the
resolution Of the imperial council in favor
of the foundation of q bank for the pur-
pose of facilitating the acquisition of land
for the peasants.
CANNON, THE SUSPECT.
Trevelyan, chief secretary for Ireland,
lease If he engaged to 90 to America.
Having refused this condition, he can not
be released.
BORN INTO THE WORLD.
The empress of Russia has been safely
delivered OF a daughter. The child will
be named ALA. Public buildings were
decked with flags in homer OF the event.
THE MEXICAN CABLE.
The steamer International has laid ca
bic from Brazos Santiago to Galveston and
will soon place the latter city in direct
communication with Vera Cruz.
THE DEGEAsED-wIFE's-s SISTER BILL.
In the British house of lords, motion
to give second reading to the bill legaliZ-
ing marriage with deceased wife's sister
was rejected by 1913 to 1872.
THE NUMKER KILLED.
The number of Europeans killed at
Alexandria Sunday is now placed at $50.
Many were thrown into The sea and are
being daily washed ashore.
A HUGE BLAZE.
Victoria square, Montreal, was swept by
flames. The block was the finest i'm the
city, being five-story stone. The loss is
estimated at 81, 100000.
CAPRERA.
The members of the Garibaldi family
have agreed to give the island Of Caprera
to the Italian nation.
IMPRISONED SUSPECTS.
The number of suspects still imprison-
ed in Ireland is 26S.
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A Bloch Escort.

Blackwood's Magazine.
Our escort consisted of some thirty
Biloches mounted on small, angular,
badly grOomed mares, very lean but
very wiry. Each man was dressed en-
tirely in loose white robes-or which
had been white a few days before;
each rode with very long stirrups. and
as the make-speed pace of the B ,loch
mare is trot, our guards, with their
narrow, high-peaked saddles and nili-
tary seats, looked very uncomfortable.
The first afternoon we did thirty-two
miles, changing horses twice on the
way, in about four hours. Our escort
kept up with US the whole distance,
not man getting out of the saddle ex-
cept to help us, and their active little
mares looked as ft at the end of their
thirty-two miles trot as they did on
starting. On the following afternoon
we rode to Harrand Fort, about twenty
FIVE miles. The country was fat and
uninteresting-no water, no trees, no
cultivation, no habitations, except &C.
casionally a small hamlet with tower
in the centre, locally called tool; and
yet as we advanced We found our
cavalcade increasing until 1t had grown
into troop of seventy or eighty horse
men, every one Of whom was mounted
on mare Two of them were famous
animals-one handsome blood look
ing chestnut, which had for the last
two years running won the great an
nual Bloch horse race. The sporting
owner lad exchanged twenty camels
for hel. The other, also a chestnut,
had never been beaten before the ap-
pearance Of her camel-bought rival.
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THE bfARKET9
MARKET OUOTATIONe

The following reliable report of the
stock market is furnished rs by Geo. r.
Barse 81 Co., live stock commission mer-
chants, Of Kansas City:
CATrLE.-Native shipping steers, 500
al 10: native butchers steers, "a 75o 5. so
native cows, $24G@32 Is.
HoGa-M4rket firm and active. Sales
ranged $500 8.a6; bulk at 81 65@7.90.
SHEEP.-Market quiet. Natives, clipped,
$3.50.
KANSAS CITl.-Red winter wheat, No.
Q cash, 81 20; July. 9OH; the year, s2I<.
No. cash. 81; June, 81; July, 81;
SS1{; June, s71<; July. 81. Corn-No,
69x. Oas-No. 2 cash, 81; June, 49H.
PRoDUCe-Eges, Ice per oOzen- Cheese
Kansas cream, e. &c per pound-But-
ter-Kansas dairy, 144l5c; creamery, $50
%; medium. 12@l8; pack ers stock 1904
Chickens, $2.25@25O per dozen. Ducks,
81 80 per dozen. Hides-Dry flint, No 1.
l30l4c per ID; No. /, green sailed, 7@75<c
pef d. Potatoes, northern early rose,
81. 3O01.25 per bushel; eastern, S1.100
s1.28 per bushel. Onions, $11b@1.2b per
busheL Broom corn, 606c per b. hay
small baled. e875@s50 per ton.
St. Louis-Wheat, July, S107Z; August,
81 oiK Septe%Ssr, 81 o.; October sa:1 si;olk;
yseT 5smss Coz a. :u 6cso a. sx 1usss
Chicago-wheat, cold" July, 81 saz /:
August, 81 121<@1 l2x September, Sl-tzA /:
year, 81 O. x@ LOON asked. Corn, July,
703<; AsgHsI, 701<; September, 70H~ u /;
Octo5er, 69K; November, 64k; year, 591{,
New York-Wheat steady, No 2 red.
81 S8al52k. Corn. steady; No. 2, ~.
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GENERALLTIM
THE RUSSIAN JEWS.

The Battery park in New York con.
ta1nS hundreds of Russian Jews. The
agent of the relief committee admits that
several who were placed on good lands in
trOpOhs. The number forwarded from
Brody Is in excess of the arrangement
made.
A COPIOUs FLOW.
The fourth well in the new oil.f1eld in
Warren county, Pennsylvania, is fowing
at the rate OF three thousand barrels Der
day. Prices of oil are the lowest fo1
eight years, and the new field promi es ia
be of greater breadth, than any heretofore
discovered.
THE UTAH COMMISSION.
The Utah commission, as agreed upon
by the cabinet, comprises Alexander
ramsey, OF Minnesota; Algernon S. Pad
dock, or Nebraska; G. T. Godfrey, OF
Iowa; Ambrose B. Carleton, of Indiana
and James X. Pettigrew, of Arkansas.
AN IRArE EDITOR.
Father HOuck, private secretary to
Bishop Gllmour, OF Cleveland, was elected
from The Leader editorial rooms by E.
Cowles in manner so aggravating that
the priest swore out a warrant for assault
and battery.
EX-Gov. DENIM DEAD.
Elk Governor William Dennison, of Ohio,
Is dead. He was governor of the state
from 1860 until 1852, was postmaster gen.
eral under Lincoln and commissioner of
the District Of Columbia under Grant.
CHINESE STUDENTS.
An atSache of the Chinese legation, in
passing through Denver, stated that his
government will return fifty students to
American colleges, finding that their re-
turn was mistake.
THE BEE LINE.
Boston capitalists have commenced
work on the Bee line railroad, which is
to run from San Diego, Cal, through
northern Mexico to Talabassas, Arizona.
A HEAVY VERDICT.
Frederick VOss, 8 years of age. was run
over by a Third avenue car in New York
for which the company has been mulcted
in $4,000.
NEW WHEAT.
An invoice of 5000 bushels of new
Texas wheat was sold at auction on the
produce exchange in New York at $1.5e
per bushel.
DIED IN A BATH-TUB.
The wife Of William E. Robinson. princi.
pal of a public school in Detroit, was
found dead in her bath tub, from heart dis
ease.
THE TOBACCO BILL REJECTED.
The German parliament, after lively
discussion, i'll which Bismarck spoke for
two hours, rejected the tobacco monopoly
bill.
GARFIELD MEMORIAL VOLUME.
Rev. Cornelius Brett, who bears the Ger
held memorial volume prepared for Queen
Victoria, has sailed for Europe.
DIED ON THE RAIL.
Emanuel Marx, banker of Texas, died
in railway coach while travelling from
Syracuse to New York.
STURGEON BAY.
Algernon SartOriS, q son-in-law of Gen
eral Grant, is hunting and fishing at Stur-
geon Bay, Wis.
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robbed the BroOkfeld bank were ayr.ionad
before Judge Burgess, and pleading cniItS
to the charge of robbery In the first AZ
gree, were given twenty-five years each in
the penitentiary.
OVERCOME By RRMoRsx.
A molder Of Buffalo, named AOidius
Hook, few days ago accidentally droVc
over . lady in the street So great was his
remorse that he killed himself with 4 rszor
during services at st. Mary's church.
PARRICIDE.
At Milbury. Mich, C. C. Kent, q promi.
nent politician, was shot by his son and
will die from his wound. Father and son
were quarreling about the sons recent
marriage, which displeased the sire.
SLAIN IN BED.
George McMillep, Of Canton, O.. killed
his wife with revolver as she Law in bed.
then d ed shot in his own shoulder and
called the police, to whom he stated tn at a
strange woman did the shooting.
INFELICIToUs.
at Xenia, ILL.,, William johnson killed
his wife and then shot himself He left a
brief note stating that IL he and his wife
could not live together here they could die
and go to heaven together.
DIsGRACEFUL.
The Maloney Weeden prize fight at
II
affair. Forty-one rounds were fought,
then general row ensued and the battle
declared draw.
SUSPENDED.
James Mitchell, of Mount Sterling, Ky,
waylaid and outraged farmers wife. and
was Jailed. Five armed men took the
offender and hanged him to railroad
trestle.
ROBBER CAPTURED.
John Kelly, one of the gang which
robbed the postOffice at Columbus, KY.
was captured near that place, and handed
over the watches stolen, numbering near
ly I50.
WOUNDED AND ROBBED.
M. j. Clovis, of Griswold, Iowa, was
mOrtally wounded in the street at Council
Bluffs, and robbed of S1,700. He was
found near the depot with his skull frac-
tured.
RIDDLED WITH BULLETS.
At Park Station, Montana, William
BrOder was called to the door of his sa-
loon by vigilants and riddled with bullets,
because his place was resort for thieves.
SKIPPED OUT.
T. T. Baker, who for a week past has
been on trial at Lancaster, o., for en-
beZZling S80,010 while county treasurer,
has fled the town, FORGETTING 81 900 bail.
LYNCHED.
Four Arizona cowboys, who recently
bound and robbed storekeeper near Ne
Silla, New Mexico, were overtaksn by a
posse and strangled.
A CROOKED MARSHAL.
S. II. Russell, formerly marshal of the
Western district of Texas, has BEEN in
dicted for rendering a false expense &C
count.
HOT WHISKY.
The celebrated go. r. c." distilIcry, near
Frankfort, KY, was struck by lightning
and totally destroyed by fire.
KILLED A PRISONER.
Deputy A. r. Lawson, of ElPin, ILL.,,
shot prisoner who assaulted him and
tried to break Jail.
COUNTERPART NOTES.
Counterfeit S1o treasury notes, of the
series of 1875, are afleat in Boston.
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All He Knew.
Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press.
At the Union depot the other day
an old man who had borrowed q match.
then chew Of tobacco, then postage
stamp, and lastly besoueht the loan Of
key to open his old satch,l, came
back the fifth time and said to the
stranger whom he had most annoyed !:
my friend. can you tell me how
many times the human heart beats per
minute ?'
mo, siri"
'Can you tell me who first discovered
the circulation of the blood p
mo, siri'
do you know whether the pulse
should beat seventy or seven hundred
times minute?"
mo, don't. All know about the
human system is the fact that IL Won
bother me two seconds longer / shaII
exert pressure Of 5000 pounds in the
endeavor to raise you about ak feet
from the foorr'
"Just so-just 90. growled the old
man as he eidled OF; "but don't try to
pass that OF on me for physical
science. That's nothing but what any
boss could dor
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CASUALTIES

COh1OOo WINDS
A terrific tornado swept through central
hourishing town of Grinnell was almost
demolished and forty persons killed. At
Malcom, seven miles east of Grinnell, sew
eral houses were blown down and eight
persons killed. Fully one hundred lives
were lost in the path of the tornado which
extends through central Iowa in a south
easterly direction to point almost twen-
ty-tve miles southeast Of Grinnell.
THAT FATAL BLUFF.
At Kansas City the body of man, sup
posed to be George Frederick, was found
night. He was terribly bruised, and his
injuries will probably prove fatal. Foul
play is strongly suspected.
FATAL FLOOD.
A heavy rain storm at Indianapolis
Hooded Pogue'5 rul and swept away a rot
ten foOt-bridge at the depot tunnel, by
which eight persons were drowned. The
destruction to property is estimated at
$500, 1000.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
A boiler exploded in the Edgar Thorn
son steel-works at Braddock, Pa, giving
Assistant SuI erintendent Adair a terrible
cut in the head, and wounding three
others. The works were damaged SIS, 900.
A FOREST IN FLAMES.
The forest fire in Clark county, Wiscon-
sin, Is rushing nOrthward through solid
body of the best pine, and can only be
Quenched by rain. Hundreds of men are
engaged in setting back fires.
TORNADO.
A tornado swept over Kansas City early
Saturday morning, the 18th in l., doing a
vast amount of damage to property. One
or two persons were killed and several
others badly bruised.
BEHEADED.
Cyrus CORR, wealthy farmer OF Ora
tiOt county, Michigan, threw himself be-
fore train at Swan creek and was be-
headed.
GAS EXPLOSION.
A terrific gas explosion occurred in q
mine at Wilk esbarre, Pa, killing one man
and badly wounding four others.
SWEPT BY FIRE.
The mill of the Sherman Lumber COM
pany, at Eau Claire. Wis. valued at $50
700, was swept away by fire.
OIL MILLS BURNED.
The cotton seed oil mills on Hutchinson
island, opposite Savannah, valued at $50
600, were destroyed by fire.
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Olney +. Wilson, employed in foundry
at Denver, was crushed by Q cog-Wheel
weighing over two tons.
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The British Emnire.

The population of the United King
dom. embracing England, Wales, Scot
land, Ireland, Isle Of Man and the
Channel islands, was, in 1881, 35,246.-
6S3. The population Of British India
is 237. 1896. 498. The total population
of the British empire is as followe :
England and Wales, Scotland and Ire.
land. Isle OF Man and Channel islands.
IS. 246 63S; colonial possessions in En-.
rope. 3l5,761: in America, 4,127 397 !:
in Africa, 1851, 194; in Asia, $40 239
887. and in Australia 2,2OO. 1854
The total population Of the German
empire was at the last census AZ, 727.-
$50.
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THERE are employed in the salmon
fisheries between San Francisco and
Sacrau'ento about 800 boats and 1.6OO
men. Th-re are $50 boats in the Straits
OF Carquinez alone. There are min.
canneries along the river and Suisun
bay, employing, on an average from
sixty to eighty men to each establish
ment.
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The director Of the mint reports
the gold product for 1881 at $34, 7OO,-
GOO, and that Of silver at t43,00O,O0O.
Colorado leads the list, with California
second, while Nevada shows less than
100000.
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GRINDING operations are now termi-
mated on the greater part of the estates
OF Cuba, and planters are generally
satisfied with the results of the crop,
which have been in most localities
larger than the previous one.
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KANSAS NEWS.

fsf
The new iron bridge over the Blue
river, near Marysville, is almost COM
pleted.
Charles Dillon, western correspond
emit for the New York Herald, died st
Atchison.
E. Bridges, murderer of Strong
City, was convicted Of murder in the
second degree.
Charles Sander, of Rocks county
sheared five sheep that averaged six
teen pounds each.
A demented girl. who strayed ava
from her home near Fort Scott, ~
drowned in a creek.
Charles Brooke, aged IL, living nea.
Stanley, johnson county, was drowned
in the Little Blue river.
The increase of real and personal
property in Emporia during the past.
two years has been $434, 348.
Charles Booth, son of James Booth.
of Topeka, was drowned in the Kansas
river, so says the Commonwealth.
At Florence a colored boy attempted
to get on a freight train while in n.otion.
fell underneath and had both legs cut
off.
Two of the largest irrigation canals
in the United States can be found at
Lakin, Kearney county. The cost was
$4,000.
John Baker, section foreman ON
the st. Joseph and Western railroad at
Oneida, fell off hand car and was run
over and killed.
The sixth annual session cf the
Dickinson county normal institute will
be held at Abilene, commencing Mon
day, July Sd, and continuing four
weeks.
The Eldorado Times says that place
is sadly in need of good hotel. The
town proposes to donate $1,000 to any
one who will erect q $4,000 hotel
building.
A rattlesuake with fourteen rattles
recently bit girl at Carmel. The
varmint was killed by q dog and the
child's life was saved by liberal use
of whisky.
,Oswego Independent: There are
thousands of acres of volunteer wheat
in Southern Kansas this year; that is,
wheat that came up last fall after the
drouth. 1t locks as promising as wheat
that was sown.
Wa-Keeny World: A few weeks ago
the chinch bugs were threatening to
ruin the growing wheat crop, but the
weather has been moist and cool, and
now there is nothing in sight which
warrants any other conclusion than
that the yield of wheat will be large.
Burlington Patriot: Farmers will
open wheat harvest here in the next
week or ten days, and the crop prom
ises to be the heaviest ever raised in
the county. A few days of sunshine
will ripen it for the machine, anA
wheat growers all wear a broad smile
when looking over their fields.
Burlington Patriot: Job? Throck-
morton informs US he never had q
better prospect for corn, and while the
growth of the plant is necessarily slow
this cool weather, the stand is excel.
lent, and fields are nearly all free from
weeds. He thinks we are to have the
best corn year Kansas ever experienced.
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AN Irish married woman, aged Is.
on her way to Scranton. Pa, added
three to the number Of passengers on
the train. They were all girls, strong
and healthy, and the mother is doing
rs well as could be expected under the
circumstances.
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A COMPANY is said to have been or
gained in Boston for the purpose of
working the famous Melcado iron
mountain Of Durango.
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WORK on the Saratoga monument is
now being progressed so favorably that
it is assured that it will be completed
in ample time for its dedication on the
next anniversary day, Oct. IL.
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AN evening journal at Washington
printed letter from Boston, giving
warning Of plot by men and women
Of that city to assassinate President
Arthur and Charles II. Reed.
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The orange crep in Florida viii be
very light this season, owing to the
ravAges Of dangerous insect in many
plantations Many years ago this IN.
sect caused infinite trouble in the
orange groves, and at one time it was
thought that orange culture would
have 70 be abandoned.
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DIR. JULES CREvAUx and a party
OF seventeen men, who were engaged
In exploring the northern tributaries of
the river Plate were killed by the
Obah Indians in Bolivia.
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THERE is a tree known by the name
Of macaya on the coast Of Vera Cruz
from which excellent starch is said to
be made.
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THE Leigh Smith search expedition
will start form Peterhead, England,
this week, for the Arctic regions. The
admiralty will be called upon for
$4,000.
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MINOR MENTION.

A CABLEaRAM from Paris announces
the death Of General de Cissey.
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EVERYTHING is booming now on the
line Of the railroad extension south of
Roseburg, Oregon. There are now be-
tween 1920 and 1,400 Chinese at
work.