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Announcement.

I hereby announce myself as canGi-
date for sheriff of Lincoln county at the
approaching election. If elected I prom
ise to fill the office with the best of my
ability. A. G. VnoMAN.
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% yards of nice rag carpet for 60 cents
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Thousands of dollars can be saved by using pr o.
per judgment in taking care OF the health Of your
self and family. If you Bill ious, have sallow
complexion, poor appetite, low and depressed
spirits, and generally debiliated, do not delay a
moment, but go at once and procure . bottle OF
those wonderful Electric Bitters which never fail
to cure, and that for the trng sum of fifty cents.
Tribune. Sold by T. W. HOOD.
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For Rent.

The upstairs OF the Gilbert residence.
Apply to T. Thorson 4 Co.
Also the building formerly used as a
Restaurant by Mrs Wallace. Apply to
H. L. Soule, Jr,, at this office.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
F ire Insurance Association Limi-

Ere Insurance Association LImI-
ted.
| On the thirty-frst day Of December, 1881.
tits located in London England. The amount of
its capital stock is S5,0o8,00O The amount of its
| capital stock paid up is Sl,00e,006.
The assets Of the company arc as follows:
See schedule s1,ss1 ,s1s.25
| Debts for premiums Sl,95l.97
/ All other securities 1l,27s.9S
Total assets 1878, ,29l 5S
| Liabilities.
Amount due to banks or other creditors 2,lSl2s
Losses unadjusted S3,423l9
! All other claims against the company 12,501.1s
! Total liabilities 9s,OS5.sO
! CITY OF LONDON,
Kingdom of Great Britain.
Robert Ngil F. Kingscote, 9. B. NJ. p. Chairman
! and William Palm Edinburgh, Genl Manager of the
Fire Insurance Association Limited, being duly
sworn, depose and say, that the foregoing is full
true and correct statement of the affairs of said
company that the said insurance company is the
bona fide owner of at least One Hundred Thous-
and Dollars of actual cash capital invested in the
| State and United States Stocks and bonds, in
! bond and mortgages Of real estate unincumbered,
and worth double the amount for which the same
| is mortgaged, and they are the above described
officers of said Insurance Company.
II. NIGIL L. KINGsCCTE, Chairman,
w. P. CLINBURoH, Cenl. Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this I'd day
| of March 1882. JOHN BRIDGES,
[sEALl Notary P ublc.
TERRIToRY oFDAKoTA,
Office of Auditor.
the undersigned, Auditor of the Territory of
Dakota, hereby certify that the above is correct
copy of the statement of the condition Of the above
mentioned company on the 3lst day of December,
1881, shown by the original statement, and that
the said original statement is now on file in this
office.
In testimony whereof hereunto subscribe my
name and affix my official seal, this 9TH day OF
September, 1882. L. NJ. PURDY
TsEAL1 Territorial Auditor.
THE TERRITORY OF DAKOTA.
Auditors Office.
Whereas, the Fire Insurance Association located
in the City Of London, England, has filed in this
Office sworn statement of its condition on the
thirty first day of December, A. D., 1881, in ac-
eordance with the provisions of act of the Legis-
latve Assembly Of the Territory of Dakota, relat-
ing to Insurance Companies approved February
10th, 1875 and whereas, on examination OF the
sworn statement of said company filed i'll this
Office, find that the said Insurance Company is
possessed of the necessary amount of capital IN
vested as required by law. Therefore, L. M.
Purdy, Auditor Of Dakota Territory, do hereby
certify that said said InsUra nee Company is duly
authorized to transact the business of Fire Insur
ance in said Territory, fer the year ending Decem-
ber3lst, 1881 Martin +. Rudolph, properly
appointed Agent at Canton, Lincoln county, D. l.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and seal this 5h day of September, A. D. 1852
[sEAL l.. Al. fUhDf' Auui'or
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Wanted.

From 1900 t, 5000 bushels Of rye, for
which I will pay the highest market price.
A. G. VRoMAN.
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Announcement.

We are authorized to announce the
name Of Nathan Noble, as candidate for
the office of county treasurer, subject to
the decision ofthe Republican county con-
convention
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1t is an indisputable fact that Hall S
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invigorates and restores faded or gray
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cheaply, quickly and surely. People
with gray hair prefer TO buy it, rather
than proclaim to the world through their
bleached locks that they are becoming
aged, and passing on tY decay.
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Buklins Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, feyer Sores, Tetter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and AL Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Ptlee. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box FOR SALE BY
T. W. HOOD.
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Acorn stoves at T. P. Thompson & Co.

NJ. B. and R. u. Dean have arrived in
Canton and are ready to open up their
stock of dry goods as soon as their room
opposite the postoffice is completed
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Sn1n

Please announce through your paper that have
q Kiln of number one brick just burnt which I
offer the same for sale at the sum Of eight dollars
per thousand at the yard of E. Smith, one and one
half mile from Beloit. e. SMITH,
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Until further notice Is given you will find
at the Exchange mill, Canton, our price
on -four. Pond Lilly (straight) sl65 per
sack Half Patent 81. 80 per sack.
L. r. HILL.
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PUBLISHER s ANNOUNCEMENT
Having purchased the Carter Bros. half
interest in the ADVOCATE, the undersign-
ed gives notice that all accounts due the
ADVOCATE since its e1istancs must be
paid to G.. w. HARMON
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CITY MARKETS.
COUNTRY PRopucl

Corrected Weekly by our EnterprisinS
Dealers. for the Benefit of the Read.
efs of the Advocate.
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Council Proceedings.

Council met In regular session.
Present.-Alds. Cuppett, Horn, Hewitt, and Ms
dole, as also the clerk. The mayor being absent,
Aid. Cuppett was called to the chair.
The following bills were referred to the finance
committee.
John Falde, Jr., clerking two days 800
A. G. vroman, team 100
Ole Thompson, board for prisoner 600
{" 200
VIM. NJ. Cuppett, papers in case of City vs.
County Treasurer 5.35
T. P. Thompson Co., nails ass
Thomas Worley, work on street 200
l. 8. dlidden, cutting weeds in city 1900
Ole Knudson, expense in smallpox case 1900
St, Croix lumber company 1878
E. s. Alexander, planks for crossing 13.45
Oshkosh lumber company, boards 71.87
The committee reported favorably on the follow
ing bills which were allowed:
Bill of E. 3. Alexander S13. .43
Licenses were granted to the following parties,
E. s. Alexander, John Grace Co. and J. W..
Thompson.
On motion council adjourned until Thursday 1t
O'Clock A. N.
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RUPTURE

Cured without an operation or the injury trusses
in1ict by Z r. J. A. Sherman's method. Office 26l
Broadway, New York. His book with photographs.
ic likeness Of bad cases before and after cure,
mailed for 10 cents.
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Church Directory.

CoseRreAr1oNAL.-ssrvice every Sunday mora
ing and evening by Rev. L. Kingsbury.
MErHoDIsr.-Servise every Sunday morning and
evening by Rev. Fl. L. Soule tsmpoary.
EPIscoPAL.-Serviee every other Sunday by Rev.
Thomas Stafford.
EVANGELICAL LUTHlEIAS "NoRwlGIAN."-Dy
Rev, E. Olson.
LUTHERAN BETHLEHEM "NoRwna1An."-By
Rev, O, Z, HofStad.
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For Sale

Go to I. P. Thompson &sCo's. and sec
their Westminster heating stove.
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sCANDINAvlAE SOCIETY.
Meets every Wednesday eve. P. u. Lund, Pres.
c. o. Sstrang, Vice President. II. L. syverud,
Treasurer. N. NJ. Jacobson, Secretary. @. Sksrt-
yedt, Editor.
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VOL. VII.
OMeial Director.

TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
hon. =. F. PErT1GRKw, Delegate 10 eonersss,
Sioux Falls, OAK.
Up. KIDD ER, District Judge, vsr.,ilnon, Dak.
J. w. CARTER, District Attorney, Canton,
G. H. WIa6tN, Councilman, Canton.
D. F. THOMPSON. Representative, Canton, -
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Plymouth flour at $3.50 per cwt. at
W. II. MILLER's.
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&. & n. w. Railway Time Table.
Time Of departure of Passenger Trains from
Sioux City; in effect.
Leave for Chicago and the East, .2:So ?. u.
N =" % g - " 4 80 A. n.
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CHAPTER OF L.. 4. n.
siroc Chapter. No. 4, X. A. n. Stated convooa-
! tons on the first and third Tuesday evenings Of
each month. Visiting companions cordially invit-
ed to attend.
| L. HENSLEY,
II. E. RUDOLPH, High Priest.
Secretary.
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CENTENNIAL LoDaE NO. 10, I, o.o.r.
Meets every Monday eve.
W. 1. MARSH, n. G. N. c. NASH, Secretary
CANTON LODGE NO. :, l.. .. CT.
Meets every Saturday evs. RKv. L. KINasBuBI,
J. HATrLEsrAD, Secretary. W. g. T.
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BLUE LODGE, A. r. A. n.
SILyER STAR LoDGE No. 4, A. F. 4. n. hsyo.
lar Communication Wednesday on or beforsthsfhil
moon.
Special meeting every second Wednesday after
Regular.
o. s. CLIFFORD, ". y.
JAS. LEWIS, Secretary. 80
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{. N. 4 st. p. Railway Time Table.
Post Office Hours.

Post Office Hours.
TIMK FOR THE CLosING OF NAlLs.
Going South. Observation-Disclosures. 1900 A. n.
Going North. .... 80. ...............7:O Z 100 P. II.
oOIuS "cst ~ - -
Rchland mail Tuesdays and BAturAAs. 100 A. II.
South to Pcrtandville Tues and Fri. $500 \. II.
Post-ofics closes promptly st 500 Pm.
MA00IE BAILEY. P. n.
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COUNTY OFFIOERs.
v. N. CufPKrT, Clerk Of District Court.
ELLIsG OPsAL, Register Of Deeds aud } 0&ois
County Clerk.
a HUErsoN, Treasurer.
i. DIXON, Sheriff.
J. ALLIBoNE Superintendent Of Schools.
RZ BENNETT Judge Of Probate.
o. T. BkANDHAoHN
G.. 8. MILLErT, Co. Cona'r.
P. G. PARKE, ohm.
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oITY oryyoBRs.
O. s. CLIFFORD, Mayor.
JOHN FALDE, Jr. City clerk.
NJ. z. RUDOLPH, Treasurer.
WN. NJ. CUPPETT,
A. r. Brown,
JosIPH HORN, ALDEAxHN.
8. O. MADoLE,
J. ". HEWITT.
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May. 74kc. June Oats lower: 53hmofsc. casn.
Rye dull. zoe. hid. Whiskcy higher az tIlo.
Pork stronger: 81 9.S2x bid cash and May, 9 30
shor; rib, sii.isH; hort clear, siI.50. Lard
duh small lots, 20 asked.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May l5.-Flour steady aud unchanged.
Wheat unsettled and generally higher: No. z CHI
cago spring. I'll .24S cash and May, u .z66asl ~
June. Corn unsettled and generally lower 76sc.
and generally lower; 53c. cash, 52kc. May, 5ltc.
June. Pork-Demand fair and prices highe: !:
fl9.O5@*l9.l0 cash, tlo.07f@tl9.lQ June.
cash, slI.42<@siI45 June. Bulk meats strong
aud higher; shoulders. 1925: short rib. 81 30 (:
short clcir, ill.6o. whiskey higher at ellie.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,. May l5.--wheat fairly active and
stronger: No. Milwaukee soft, 100 cash and
May 81. 81 June. Corn nrmer; No. 2, 76sc. bid.
OATS easier No. 2, 52c.; white, 55c. Rye lower
$3.50 cash and May, sie june. Lari-prime
steam, s1l.37f cash and May; sll.40 June.
Hogs quiet and steady.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEw YORK. MAY 15.--Cotton-Net receipts.
las bales: gross. 1873 bales E'tDres closed
.teaaSy sales' 1900 ss. hses MAY si i244s
Sl2.47; August sl2.59@tl2.80; september,
fl2.22@$l2.23: October. Sll.62Hfl 1853; No
vember, sil.43: December, fll.43Msl 40 ;
January, sll.55@$li.56; February, sll.67@
tll.6s.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. May 15.-Beef cattle-Market ac-
tive and prices "a Sc. higher; very best 7a@sac.;
first quality, 7sG Ike; medium, 66L7c.: ordinary,
3%@ 54c,; receipts. 966 head; sales, 626 head.
swine-Fair supply and moderate demand; re
ceipts, 42.2fl head: quott,ions. 9hm l0kc. The
receipts Of sheep aud lambs were 1882 head ;
quotations-sheop, 3M5ac. lambs, 5Moc.
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The Methodist Episcopal General Con
ference.

NASHVILLE, TENN, May 15.-At the
General Conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South to-day letter from
Bishop Wood, Of the African Methodist
Episcopal Zion church, extending frater-
nal greetings, was read also, one from the
General Conference Of the colored Merlho-
dist Church recently held in Washington
city.
A minority report was submitted from
the Committee on Temperance, declaring
that further legislation on the subject would
be unwise and unnecessary.
The question Of the election Of bishops
was considered, and the Conference agreed,
by a vote OF $50 to log, TO elect five new
bishops, and their election was made the
special order for 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
A memorial was presented asking def
mite action as TO an annual collection for
the American Bible Society.
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CeueraIForeirn Notes.

LONDON, May l5.--In the House OF Com
mons this afternoon Mr.. Johnson, Attor-
nev-General for Ireland, announced that
the sub-inspector who was in command OF
the police when the crowd was fired upon
at Bolina some days ago, during the re-
ioicings over the release of the supects,
has been relieved from duty.
Mr.. Parncll read a letter which he wrote
10 Mr.. O'Shea, Home-Rue member for
County Clare, before his release, which Is
10 the effect that reforms OF the land act in
regard to arrears Of rent, purchases, and
leases are necessary, and that on the COM
pletion thereof the Land League would do
all that was possible to suppress outrages
in Ireland.
Mr.. Forster asked that the whole letter
be read.
Mr.. O'Shcl then read a paragraph omit
ted bv Parnell, stating that il the reforms
speciiied were made, the Land-Leaguers
might act cordially with the Liberals in
support OF liberal principles. This was
received with cheers from the Opposition
benches.
The text OF the bill for the repression OF
CRIME in Ireland is published. The alien
clause contains provision that an alien ex-
PEELED from Ireland may subsequently be
expelled from Great Britain.
The steamer Sarmatian, which arrived
to-day, reports that she towed the disabled
steamer Catalonia 240 miles, and then, hay-
ing taken off her mails and l22 OF her pas
sengers, left her in longitude AZ, making
eight knots an hour under steam.
The Central Ne,oS'S Dublin dispatch says
the police have discovered that the ear in
which the murderers escaped was hired by
stranger from stable in the southern part
OF the city and was returned about s O'Clock
on the evening Of the murder. They hope
TO be able TO trace the driver.
DUBLIN, May l5.-The assasslns dis
persed when the car returned 10 the stable
on the night OF the murder. The police
merely suspect who the driver Is. They
have a man under surveillance and he may
be arrested. but the detectives have no
chance Of bringing home his guilt unless
an iniormer comes forward. The persons
who witnessed the flight OF the assassins
have been shown the car, the horse, and
the suspected driver, but their evidence as
10 identity Is conflicting and unsatisfactory.
DUBLIN, May l5.-The police nave made
no further progress towards the discovery
OF the assassins.
coRK, May l5.-The fund started by the
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corporation Of this city as areward for the
apprehension OF the assassins Of Lord
Frederick CavendIsh and Mr.. Burke now
amounts TO 1000 pounds.
LONDON, May l5.-Considerable division
Of opinion exists among Parnellite men,
bers on the subject Of the new coercion
bill, several being in favor OF Withdrawing
from the parliamentary discussion OF the
measure altogether.
II Is stated that the Turkish Admiralty
has been ordered to prepare twelve IRON
clads and transports for sea IN connection
with the crisis in Egypt.
LONDON, May l5.-The Common Council
to-day decided to offer E500 reward for the
conviction Of the persons guilty OF placing
canister Of powder on the railway OF the
Mansion House last Friday night.
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Dangerous Lunntic.

NEW YORK, May ia Louisville (ky.)
special saws: "On Friday afternoon Miss
Virginia c. Penny, an authoress, called at
the Office Of Colonel Thomas W. Bullitt, a
prominent attorney, and attempted to shoot
him. He escaped, and she visited the office
of Charles W. Widman, where she found
Mr.. OliverJ. Smith, law-partner Of Colo
mel Bulitt. She presented the pistol at his
head, but It was quickly wrenched from
her hand. She was arrested, and eXami-
nation proved that she was violently in
sane. She has a brother-H. c. Penny-in
the insane asylum, in whose behalf Colo
mel Bulitt and Mr.. Smith had been acting"
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Forty-sevcnth Congressional Session.
WASHINGTON. May 10, 1882.
SENATE

SLNsAi
The House Geneva-award bill was tabled
temporarily by the Judiciary Committee,
which has jurisdiction OF the subject, hav-
ing already reported bill; also House
bin for public building at Louisville,
Ky.
Mr.. Pendleton submitted from the Com
mittee on Civil-SeIyice, etc., a report to
accompany the civil-seryicc-reform bill.
lie said the formal statements made before
the committee would be presented as dd-
denda TO the report. Ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Morrill, presented amendments to
House bonded distilled-spirits bill i'm the
form Of substitute for that measure. Re-
ierred to the Finance Committee.
House bill for the removal OF the remains
of the late Minister Fitzpatrick from Chill
TO New Jersey for intermcnt was passed.
The Senate then listened to speech by
Mr.. Beck upon House bonded distilled
spirits bill now in the Finance Committee;
his pending resolution TO give the measure
precedence OF consideration hereafter be-
ing taken up.
Mr.. Window followed Mr.. Beck In reply
to an allusiOn OF the latter to the pending
investigation OF the doings OF whskey-
men by the special committee OF which
Mr.. Window is chairman.
Mr.. Beck's resolution having served its
purpose in calling attention to the subject,
was indefinitely postponed.
The following are the amounts appro-
priated 10y the bills favorably reported for
public buildings at the points named !:
jackson, Tenn, $4,000; New Castle, Del,
$1,000; Council Bluffs, Iowa, $780, {;
Detroit, SG00,O0 Hannibal, Mo-, $4,000 /;
Louisville, S5OO,OOO.
A letter was transmitted from the Com
missioner OF Pensions inviting attention to
the needed deficiency appropriation OF
SIG. 900, 900 to meet the June payment OF
army pensions.
Executive session.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Under the call OF States the following
bills. &c., were introduced and referred:
By Mr.. Shelley, OF Alabama: For the
sale Of public lands in Mississippi and
Louisiana to the New Orleans and North
western Railway Company; also to rcgu-
late the sale Of coal and iron lands in Ala
bama.
BY Mr.. Robinson, OF New York: Calling
on the President for further correspond
encc with Great Britain in regard TO Ameri-
can citizens imprisoned in Ireland.
BY Mr.. Lynch, Of Mississippi; Amenda-
tory OF the Federal election laws; also, to re-
imburse depositors OF the Freedman's Saw
ing and Trust Company for losses incurred
by the failure Of said company.
Under suspension Of the rules bill was
passed providing that no action for dam
ages for infringement OF patents shall be
sustained for Use of any patented article or
device when It shall appear on trial that de-
PENDANT purchased such article for valuable
consideration in open market.
The Speaker laid before the House a
message from the President transmitting
a communication fromthe Commissioner OF
Pensions calling attention TO the fact that
the deficiency appropriation Of lG,O0O,OOO
to meet the June payments Of army pen
sions should be available as early rs the
18th instant if practicable. Referred.
Adjourned.
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Railroad Matters.

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-The proposed
extension Of the southern system OF the
Pennsylvania railroad by the construction
OF branch from Pocomoke City, Wor-
cester county, Nd, 10 Cherrystone, North
ampton county, Va, from which latter
point line Of steamers will be established
TO Norfolk, will soon be actively begun,
and although the road, which is about fifty
miles long, Is to be built by private enter
prise, 1t will be operated in connection
with the Pennsylvania system when it is
completed. Fruit and truck can be ship
ped to this city and New York in one day
from Norfolk, thus saving fully twenty
four hours as compared with the present
facilities for transportation.
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|TELEGRApHM NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

Congregational Proceedings Yesterday Other
Washington News and Gcssip-An tx.
United states Marshal OF Texas Arrested
ON a Charge OF Embezziins Government
Funds-Preposed Extension OF the Penn
syIvania Railroad System TO Cherrystone,
va.-Ex-Governor Moses Triai-Twelve
Persons Drowned by the Upsctfing or Boat
ON Lake Caiamet-A Domestic Tragedy In
Aiabama-O Obituary = Preparing FOR the
Mcckienburs Declaration OF independ-
ence-Sf50,0 900 Fire In n Canadian VII
laae-Danserous Freak OF an Insanc
woman--A Disabled Steamship-FiftyS oi-
diers Drowned OF n Turkish Transport
Foreign News of General Interest.