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Forward.

Kassassin, Sept. 12.-GeDeral orders
have been issued for "A forward move
ment. Tie whole army, tents aud bag
gage, to be transported by railroad to
the nearest point of the British encamp-
ment. M bugles to be sounded after
sunset. The royal west Kent regiment,
10Th hussars and two companies of en-
gineers remain to guard the camp.
Nine batteries accompany the advance
ing force. Arab Pasha will be a clever
general If he escapes capture with his
whole army.
Ismallia, Sept. 12.-The hospitals are
ordered to be evacuated except by very
serious cases. Prisoners taken
in last Saturdays engagement state
that Redouins left the rebel camp In
disgust.
Kassassin, Sept. II. The British are
now marching on Tel-el-K rbar. An
attack will probably begin at daylight.
Tbs British troops have three days
rations. Transports are ordered tc
follow the army along the north bank
Of the canal.
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A Heavy Loan.

New York, Sept. 12.-The Tribune
has the following negotiations pending
through Blake Bros & Cain, London,
for the sale of the proposed new issue
of bonds by the Union Pacific railroad
company. The officers of the company
decline to furnish any details regarding
the proposed loan, but admit that such
negotiations are pending. From trust
worthy sources, however, the fOllowiuG
have been obtained Union Pacific
company proposes to create Il mortgage
for $500, 900, secured by collateral securi-
ties now III the treasury of the com
pany the amount of about SO, 800, 900.
These securities consist of the follow
Ing in round numbers: 80. $3.50. 900 Col
orado Central rs; 81, 36O, 1000 Utah
Northern rs; 1880 900 Denver and
South Park 6's; 81, 16O, 200 Kansas cen
trail 6's; S67. 900 Utah Southern extern
sion rs, $40, 600 Omaha 81 Republican
Valley rs; total, $500. 900. These
issues are variously due from 1907 to
1921; new collateral.
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The Star Route Bribery.

Washington, Sept. 12.-Jmror Dick.
son made II general statement rs regards
AL the attempts at bribery, but would
give no formal statement for publIca
ton. He said he. would to morrow, lay
before the District attorney or his
assistant such facts as were under his
knowledge. On the 23rd Of August he
had been approached with an offer of
S2,5OO by an officer connected with the
court of Justice, who produced letters
Of appointment AS II special agent of
that department, aud stated hat he
was authorized to act in the letter. liz he
would vote for the conviction of Brady
and stephen W. Dorsey That state.
ment would be corroborated by wit
nesses aud by circumstantial evidence.
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How and where the Honey Went.

At the li7th Grand NJ nthly Drawing Of
Louisiana State Lottery ut New Orleans,
Tuesday, August Sth 1882 the wheel uf or
tune unner he sole manage ntent OF Gents
BeauriYnfd of / n, and Jubnl A. Early of Va
las It il alw tysl turned out lucky awards in
thi style-Hmn G many OF, those who e
names are withheld by request. Tickle No
66.O2l, the first capital prize. drew SO OeO. 1t
was sold IN hfths at one doll T ench To
j, A Burks, station Agent, p X K ut
at Rpbeline station La, d ". Swre, ey Of
Dodd CT y, Texas. colIected through Fanpin
COu ,ty Bunk Of Is. nham, Texas, Tick NO.
la.sSd ew the second p ize of $1,000 vas
sold in I, hicago Ills. Ticket No. $3.50 sold
In luhs at one dollar EACH drew tn third
capital prize T SlU,OOJ-to Jnhn Reed OF
bloomington Ms; 10 q. q. Reeve OF Lyons.
Via, etc, Tho two fourth ctpital pr,Zes OF
$1,000 each (sud In hnhs) We're won by lirk
cts No. 1854 and II 49, old to WV. Hol o
way, 7 south Sd ~; La FaN etts, md, collect
I'd through the La Fayette National Bank;
To Dan el Breyl, ISL SOU II Cha X ST., Chicago,
Ills, etc. The s. heme of the Company re-
Gently adopted offering $4,000 and so on has
met with much deserved appreciation, Par
tlcul RS eau be hac OF NJ A DHuphln. Now
Orleans La, before the next uTHwing ON
October 10TH,
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Philadelphia, August. 12.-The Re.
publicans at n meeting yesterday held
at the office of ex-ministeF Welsh, for
the purpose of bringing about a unity of
action between the independents and
stalwarts, by the withdrawal OF Bea-
yer and Stewart, met again to-day
John Wanamaker attended the confer
ence. The gentlemen remained togeth-
er for about an hour and separating,
pledged themselves again to secrecy.
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A One Chapter Romance.

Laramie City, Sept. 11.-Kitty Stew
art, the Cherokee bride of Bronchc
Sam, died this morning and Sam viii
not live more than a few hours. Bronchc
Sam is well known in Colorado as a
ranchero and broncho tanner, who last
spring married a squaw. He became
jealous and on Saturday evening shot
her; after which be shot himself.
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laiIu Eeaner.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IS, 1882.
TeLEGRAPHIC NEWS IN BRIEF.

Baltimore !: Copper quiet 8l7i.
Philadelphia Wool steady, firm,
unchanged.
The court house at Clarion, Pa, has
been burned. Loss. $4,000.
Hale has been nominated by the New
Hampshire republicans for governor.
Monday there were twelve cases of
fever at Fort Brown, one death.
The Nebraska state anti-prohibition-
ist met in convention in Omaha yester-
day.
The Crescent mills and elevator at
Denver burned yesterday morning,
catching from a lime kiln spark.
The general tenor of editorial COM
ment upon the Star route decisions is
that the termination is absurd and
weak.
Yesterday Louisville, KY, WAS
thronged by 200, 900 strangers helping
to celebrate the completion of several
railroads.
A national convention of iron and
steel workers has been called to CON
slider the subject of duties upon these
commodities.
Tue scho) u board of East st. Louis,
has refused colored children permission
to enter white schools, and consider
able trouble is the result.
The New York World says, that
profuse use of money has carried
Maine for Blaine by 10, to 1900 with
two thirds OF the Legislature.
The city of Milwaukee is in severe
financial straits owing to gross mis-
management on the part of its former
off ;IalS, aud The concealment of the
state of affairs by former ones.
The corn crop in all the regions
south OF the Pennsylvania and the Ohio
river is in a high condition in every
state except West Virginia, and is rep
resented by 100 or higher figures.
The summary Of ballotrng by the jury
in the star route trial: J. w. Dorsey
guilty, 10; not guilty, =; ,. w. Dorsey
guilty, 8; not guilty, 3; Vaile-gullty
IL; not guilty, l; Brauy-guilty, IL;
not guilty, 2.
1t is estimated that the average yield
of oats In Kansas this season will bt
So bushels per acre, ana the acreage
will be increased by "a per cent oveI
last years report. Estimated corn crol
1856, 900, 900 bushels.
A bill recently filed for an injunction
TO restrain tine Chicago City railway
from running cable cars or laying cabl,
track. Judge Gardner has made /
sweeping decision in favor Of the com
pany on all points raised by the bill.
Mrs. Charles 5. Carter has sued
Brooklyn sa%loon-keeper for S25,0OI
damages for causing her husband t.
become a habitual drunkard. The lat
ter received 1900 for injuries re
ceived in the A%shtabula disaster ant
has been on a spree four years.
At Parsons, Ks, reports have beer
received of an unsuccessful attempt Il
rob the north bound passenger train OF
the Missouri Pacific in the Indian ter,
ritury, In the encounter ConductoI
Chick Warner was shot, probably fat
ally. Warner killed one robber.
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Good Occnsion 10 Shoot.

EdwaGdsville, III, Sept. 12-Three
drunken roughs followed with Indecent
proposals three reputable women who
were In a carriage. The women sought
refuge in the house of Fred Thiess.
The Inughs tried to force their way
into the house. Thiess opposed them and
lodged a full charge Of buckshot in the
abdomen Of II II. Daniels. A coroners
Jury exonerated him.
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Omaha, Sept. 12.-American Wo-
man Association convened mere this
morning, the opening address was de-
livered by Mrs. Adam Bittendender,
President Neb. Association. Mrs.
Lucy Stone Blackwell Of Boston, and
DR.. Blackwell delivered addresses. Elk
Governor Hoyt of Wyoming speaks to-
morrow night.
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Office of the Collector of Taxes of
Laramie county, Wyoming Ter


Office of the Collector of Taxes of
Laramie county, Wyoming Ter
Cheyenne, Wyo., Sept. A., 1892.
Public notice is hereby given that the
tax list forthe year 1882 has this day been
placed in my hands for collection. All
territorial. county, school and district
taxesare now due and payable at this Of
iceand it IS the duty of each and ev-
cry taxpayer TO pay his, her, their or its
taxes NJ the collectors office, on or be-
fore the first Monday in November of
this year, on which d tte all unpaid tax
es are declared to be- delinquent, and for
the failure of the taxpayer to pay the
same before said first Monday in No
vember, there shall be ten (l0) per cent
um added to the amount OF such delin-
quent taxes. ISAAC BERGMAN.
sep5tn5 Treasurer & Collector.
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COUNTY ADVERTISING.


Bids for the construction of the
county hospital, will be received at the
county clerks office until . p. m,
Friday Sept. Is. 1882.
Plans and spec tications may be seen
atthr office of j. ). Matthews, architect,
46I 18th street, cOrne Dodge.
The county commissioners reserve
the right To reject any or all bids.
Sept Std.
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Call for a Republican Convention for

Call for a republican Convention for
Wyoming Territory.
The republican electors of Wyoming
territory are hereby called to send del
egates from tue several counties to
meet in convention at the court house
Ia the city of Green River, Sweetwater
county, on Tuesday, the 10Th day of
September, 1882, at 10 O'Clock a. m,.
for the purpose of placing in nomina-
ton a candidate for the office of dele
gate in congress for said territory, and
to transact such other bu mess rs NAV
properly come before said convention.
The several counties are entitled to
the following representation in said
convention: Laramie county, 9 dele
gates; Albany. g.; Carbon, 4; Sweet
water, B; Uinta. 4; johnson, /.
JOHN W. MEDIUM,
Chairman Republican Ter. Com.
sepS I'd A. I. WILKINS, S scr etary
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-13

Pure Mahpalutah lake ice for sale In
or small quantities, delivered to
all parts of the city. Leave orders at
f. p. Shows office.
je27tf CHEYENNE TRANSFER Co
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Shiloh's Viralizer is what ynu need
for constipation. loss Of appetite, di2
illness. aud all symptoms of dyspepsia.
Price 70 cents per bottle. Sold by G..
w. Hoyt. aug25mG
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Sporting Matters.

Creedmoor, Sept. u Judd match
200 yards, Capt. Godsall, English,
won first prize.
london, Sept. 12.--Great Yorkshire
~handicapwon by Ballot, Keller second,
Princess Baladud third.
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Maine.

LewistowD, Sept. 12.-The Journal
has returns from 294 towns, which give
Robbie 6l ,495; Plaisted, 1903. Robie's
plurality, 1882.
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Sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by G. W.
HUyt. aug25m6
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WANTS.

When wanting Paris White, Glue,
Lead, Oil, or Brushes, remember that
have the largest stock. You can make
money by calling on Geo. W. Hoyt.
sep1tf
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MINING.
Mining Patents Obtained.

And all manner of legal mining bust.
ness attended To. j. q. Baird, attorney
at law. Cheyenne, Wyo. If
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Will you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint ? Shiloh's VitaliZer is
guaranteed ts cure you. Sold by G W.
Hoyt. aug25m6
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Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. 1t
cures consumption. Sold by G.. ".
HOyt. aug25m6
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-TT KTINETs O eat Nerve KcstoreT Is the
MS YIN al the axe for all Nerve Dis asses. All
delstel ped free. Send to 03l Arch t, Phila-
arai PA, m3O-dsuwfSwly
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WHAT is DOING.

The British Army In Egypt Make a
Grand Advance Upon the Enemy's
Position Fighting
To-Day.
The Shape Of Affairs In Maine-PennsylVA,
MAS Unsatisfactory Condition
Made the Subject Of Secret
ConClaycs.
The Union Pacific Negotiating an 5000
100000 Loan Various other
Matters Of Fact and
and Opinion.
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Car' Coilectors.-A handsome set OF cards
~ for Scent stamp. A. q. BASSE1T. Ro-
chester, N, y. l0sedaw6m
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Courtesy of Hyo. Archives g. H
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-17
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

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NO. III
SPECIAL NOTICES.
N0tIce.

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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-01-05
CRIME.

In saloon quarrel at Butte, Montana,
Joe Campbell mortally wounded Joe Row
ellis, of Bodie, Col.
HENRY A. Bowen, son of the Brooklyn
publisher, has been jailed at Buffalo for
defrauding hotels.
F. w. NEwBURG, of Columbus, o.,
whose forgeries are now shown to be $12,-
900, has been held in 1000 bail.
IMMEDIATELY in the rear of the New
York police headquarters occurred an af-
fray between Italians, in which four men
were stabbed, one fatally.
AT Fort Concho, Tex, a bartender and
a gambler quarreled and commenced ex-
changing shots in the street, when a
reputable citizen, named John Pendleton,
was shot through the heart.
HENRY LEzBoULT, town clerk at Cam
illus. n. Y, has devoted the holiday sea-
son to shop-lifting. Among the plunder
found in his house were diamond ear
rings and keg of powder. Until caught
in the act he was not suspected.
A THIEF called Mollie Matches was
captured in Cincinnati and jailed at Gales
burg, ILL.,, charged with eomplicity in the
robbery of the Farmers and Mechanics
bank. Mart Davis, who has been impris-
oned for nearly year, was set free, in ac-
cordance with recent bargain.
A TRAIN of fat cars loaded with rails
left Jefferson City. Mo-, for Russellville.
Conductor Vaughn took along some per
sonal friends for ride. On the return
trip the train was precipitated down an
embankment. Christopher Wagner and
Oscar Monnig, of Jefferson City, and
Green G. Berry, wealthy farmer, were
instantly killed.
w. G. DAVIS, chief police at Memphis,
caught Edward Nelms, colored murder
er. and three of his comrades, who broke
out of jail at fernando, Miss. They
were endeavoring 10 cross the river to the
Arkansas shore, and when they fred at
the chief he shot Nelms dead and cap
tured the others.
KEY. H. O. HOFFMAN, pastor of the
First Methodist church at Bloomington,
Ill.,, is charged with the paternity of a
child Of Zella Robinson, vino was employ
ed as a domestic in his family. He makes
positive denial of the allegation, and
has engaged eminent counsel and asked
relief from his ministerial duties.
the books and papers of the Pullman Car
Company and took them to the custom
house, on account of the recent smuggling
of iewelry from Boston. 1t is also report
ed that all the parlor and sleeping cars of
the company have been attached to meet
claim by the government for $160,000
arising from having repairs made on this
side of the line.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-01-05
TELEGRAPHIC.
Condensed for Convenient and
Ready Reading.
WASHINGTON

Gov. MURRAY, of Utah, has been sum-
moned to Washington by congressional
committee, for consultation as to legisla-
ton required by the territory.
AN ofice-seeker from Kentucky, in his
efforts to secure an appointment in Wash
ingtOn, has ignorantIy brought about a
condition of feeling between Congress-
man Blackburn and General Burbridge
which is expected to end in duel.
For failure to liquidate Indebtedness,
Captain James Egan, U. S. A, was re-
Gently sentenced by a court-nartial to dis
mIssal from the service President
Arthur declines to confirm the verdict.
fraud not having been sufficiently proven.
THE house committee on elections, by
working through the holiday season, has
completed the testimony in the case of
Anderson VS.. Reed, of Maine; buchanan
VS.. Manning, of Mississippi; and Bisbee
VS.. Tulley, of Florida.
In the treasury investigation at Wash
lngton, cGlOred messenger testified that
he carried from the treasury department
to the headquarters of the Sherman com.
mittee a heavy box of miscellaneous sta
tionery, which was opened in the presence
of Mr.. MOulton, brother-in-Iaw of the
secretary of the treasury.
POSTMASTER GENERAL JAMES last week
suggested to Hon. George Bliss, prosecut-
ing the star route cases, that suits be
commenced to recover moneys illegally
paid on mail contracts. Mr.. Bliss replied
that the request was timely, and that the
approval of the new attorney general
would at once be asked.
MARSHAL HENRY thinks Mrs. ScoviIle
has started for Chicago with $2C0 which
the government paid her for appearing on
the witness-stand. He hints that Judge
Cox is likely to place Guiteau in the
prisoners dock. Colonel Corkhill re-
ceived an express package from Kansas,
containing a gag for Guiteau's mouth,
made from a corn-cob. Scoville found in
his mail a miniature gibbet, with Guiteau
suspended upon it.
In view of the enormous duties levied
by Mexico upon American mining machi-
merry, General Grant is reioyced at the an
nouncement that Senator Romero is to Wis
it Washington to negotiate a reciprocity
treaty. The general declares that he will
not again make the trip to Mexico until
he can go by rail, and that President Con
zales has sent Romero to consult with him
as to the international railroad and inter
nal improvements generally.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-01-05
FOREIGN.

DIR. CoURCIL is to be French ambassa-
dor at Berlin and De Chandrodv at st.
Petersburg.
DUBLIN will be proclaimed anew, MAX
ing 1t illegal to possess arms without a IL
cense.
TUNIsIAN refugees to the number of ten
thousand are gathered at a point forty
miles west of Tripo1i.
TIE French delegates to the Yorktown
celebration will be given a reception In
Montreal. and sail for home at once.
GENERAL TREvINo has resigned the
Mexican secretaryship of war, and will
resume command on the Texas frontier.
PRESIDENT BLANCo has asked the legis-
lature of Venezuela for authority to or
ganize force of $4,000 men TO repress
revolutionists.
In reply to an address by English lib
erals, Secretary Forster says the state of
Ireland will not justify the release of the
imprisoned land-leaguers.
A LONDON firm has purchased from the
state of Mississippi 100000 acres of
land, mostly located in the Yazoo delta,
which will be colonized and cultivated
AT Biddeford, Me-, Lon Moore, killed
| Miss Bell Cushman and himself with a
ried, and jealousy is the supposed cause
| THE office of the suuerintendent of
| Elmwood cemetery at Detroit was raided
| by burglars. who secured 1867 in currency
and $400 in checks
! THE Austrian emperor will erect at his
own cost memorial chapel on the site of
the Ring theater in Vienna, in which re-
QUEEN mass for the victims will be cele-
brated each year.
THE London Daily Neacs thinks that
Judge Cox and his court seem to exist for
the convenience and Standardization of
| Guiteau, and praises the unruffied temper
and digni6ed bearing of Col. CorkhilI
! BURGLaRs obtained from the residence
of Julius Whiting, at Canton. O., dia-
monds and jewelry valued at $1,000. Mr..
Whiting surprised the fellows, but was
/ kept quiet with cooked revolver at his
nose.
HoLFNADER, a French citizen, who was
arrested in Berlin, after the assassination
Of the ezar, on suspicion of having thrown
the fatal bomb, is TO be surrendered to the
Russian authorities with the consent of
the French government.
CAPTAIN MILDMAY, secrstary of the
| National Rifle association of Great Brit
ain, requests General Hancock to send a
team from the National guard of the
| United States to shoot at Wimbledon.
The annual meetings at that point bring
together three thousand PICKED shots.
SECRETA&Y FOSTER has given e100 to a
scheme for assisting farm servants to emf
CRATE to the United States. The police in
county Cork arrested man named Cor
nell with number of loaded revolvers in
his possession, and a list of persons upon
whom outrages were to be committed. A
large quantity of rifles, bayonets, and
cartridges. were found in the vault of {
Protestant church in county Clare.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-01-05
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

THE brewery of P. Neisenderfer & Co.,
at Marysville, Mo-, valued at $4,000, was
swept away by fire.
The steamer Providence, valued at
e240 600, was sunk in Turkish waters by a
collision.
DAMAGE of sl2, 900 or more arose from
fire in the furniture warehouse of
Spegil, Thomas & Co., in indianapolis.
A TRAIN nearing Minneapolis struck a
farmers wagon containing four men.
smashing the vehicle into kindling- wood
and severely iniuring the occupants.
WHILE playing with loaded gun at
Oshkosh, young son of A. H. Turner
was shot dead by son of DR.. T. P. Rus
sell.
HASKELL & HARRIS, private bankers at
Hillsboro. ILL.,, have closed their doors and
made an assignment to cover liabilities
100000. w. A. Young, partner, wa
arrested at Litchfeld while on train and
taken back. VIM Brewer, of Hillsboro.
had $25 900 on deposit.
NEARLY all the buildings of the Halle
ton mine, in Colorado, were swept away