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GOFF'S PLACE.
Another Candidate-Prospect Field
.0f Dark Horses.
H1peciul Dispatch 10 the Register.

Another Candidate-Prospects Field
t.0f Dark Horses.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, July a.-The only new
feature in the contest for the vacant q. s.,
District Attorneyship is the entrance in
the field as an additional candidate of James
B. Menager, of Point Pleasant, who is the
first applicant from that section Of the
State. The rest of the candidates still hang
on, each cycling the other.
Mr.. Flick, accompanied by Judge Hogc,
called at the Department of Justice, to-day,
but failed to see the Attorney General, who
was at his hotel, and said not to
be feeling very well. All of the candi-
dates with the exception of Menager,
have called at the White House.
but have received no indication from the
President as to who will likely be the lucky
man.
Flick is making his fight on the ground
that as all the Federal soup has been dished
out 10 residents to the western part of the
State, the portion this side of the noun
tains ought to have the lost Attorneyship.
Hutchinson, who likes the cool dignity
of the Senate, is quartered at the Arling-
ton, while Caldwell and the 9TH
ers are trying to help Flick create famine
down at the National.
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Lake FreiRhts,

CHICAGO, July 6-The lowest notch OF
the season for lake freights has been reach
ed, the last charters Of Germ to Buffalo be.
ing x cent per bushel. Grain was taken as
ballast. there being dead loss at the figure
named. Other freights are low in proper
ton. and the market exceedingly dull.
Chicago vessel owners claim the supervis-
ing Inspector of steam vessels should be sta
toned here instead Of Detroit. since $50 OF
ficers were licensed here IN lSs!. and only
AL in Detroit this being in reality this
a.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Speciu, Dispatc6 TO The Register.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Senators Davis
and Camden, of West Virginia, Bayard, OF
Delaware, Window, of Minnesota, and Cor
man, of Maryland, went over 70 dine with
William Keyser, ex-Vice President OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, this evening,
at his country residence, near the Relay
House.
Mr.. Geo. T.. Smith and Mr.. r.Milt Lewis
of Grafton, West Virginia, have been ap-
pointed postal clerks on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, between Cincinnati and
Grafton.
Mai. jim Sweeney is at the National,
having run over here from Berkley Springs
for change of diet.
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FIRE RECORD.

PIEAsASros, Kansas, July 6.--Aiire has
DESTROYED several stores and shops. Loss.
s., 800; half insured
DETROIT, Mich, July 6.-The Grand
Ledge house and old Ctnnpbell hotel at
Grand Ledge were burned early this morn
ing. and man named Ben McMulIen, who
went to bed drunk, persisted in the flames.
He was we'll off, bachelor, and lived
some four miles from town.
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LITTLE KANAWHa.
Col. Zen. Gets Mis- ssI, 900 Appropria.
ton.

Special Dispatch TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-The Senate COM
mittee on Commerce has inserted $4,000
omitted by the House, to complete the lock
and dam on the Little Kanawha river, as
estimated by the engineers. The amend
ment is accompanied with a proviso that
no part of the amount named shall be ex-
pended until the Little Kanawha Improve
ment Company shall have filed with the
Secretary of War, to be approved
by him, its agreement not to charge in any
manner anything for this improved naviga-
ton. The bill was taken up in the Senate
this afternoon, and the amendment was
agreed to. As soon as the bill is completed
il will be returned to the House and then
referred to the conference committee.
Col. Wilson says that he has every assur'
ance that the committee will concur in the
Senate amendment, and that the bill will
become law with the Little kanawha
clause embodied.
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HARPER'S FERRY.
The Government Property Still Undis.
posed or.

pOSeu OI.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, July G.-The auditor of the
treasury department is still undecided now
to dispose of the government property at
Harper's Ferry. President Garrett, of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, has
informed Secretary Folger that the COM
pany will not give more than $4,000 for
the property, ard the auditors is unwilling
To thus sacrifice the property, and will wait
priation bill, authorizing an appraisement
of the property by a commission and its
sale at public auction.
If this project does not succeed the prop
erty will probably remain in the hands OF
the government.
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PHILADEIPHIA, July G.-There was no con
ference between the Republican and Inde-
pendent candidates here to-day, as report,
ed. Cooper says il il not contemplated
that Beaver or any of the ticket shall with
draw. and. as the Independents want the
whole cake and the silver basket thrnvn
IN. he has no idea that any concessions
via Re cAs3e 10 the iFcecocci'isb,e-.
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THE LATEST.
The List OF Lost and Missing sttii
Growing.
Specsal Dispatch tothe Register.

optCtut DtSfNttt ~'NSN'
WELLsvILLE, July 6.-Excitement, con-
fusion and sorrow is still reigning here over
the late calamity The streets are entirely
deserted. Interviews with merchants show
that absolutely nothing in the form OF bus
iness is being done. = .
Four bodies were recovered aud brought
here to-day, Morris Donnsher, EhJah
Smith. and little boy Of this place, and
Chas. Swearingen, of Kinsington.
IlAs the hours fit by the list of missing
increases to an appalling extent, and they
now number twenty-thIee known to be
missing, while some place the number as
high as forty eight
A large force Of Hen from here, under
Mayor Silver, left for Mingo Junction this
morning, and rendered valuable service in
searching for the dead.
The Funeral
of the seven victims whose bodies were
recovered, yesterday and today, took place
to-day. at Spring Grove Cemetery, and was
attended by an immense concourse OF peo-
pie. The scene presented was one never
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AKnights OF Labor Meeting.
THE CINCINNATI AGREEMENT.
The Crescent Iron Mill to Start Up
what fs Said Here.

PrrrsBrRc, July Cat the Amalgamated
headquarters to-day Secretary Martin was $
found enjoying a smile that distanced
pyramid Of baskets Of chips. The Crescent
mills at Pomeroy, Ohio, Watson d Co., he
said, had announced a determination to
sign and start up. According TO Mr.. Martin
the scale signed by the firm was equivalent
TO $6 per ton here for pudding. The mill
has sixteen pudding furnaces, four heat
ing furnaces, five trains Of rolls and sixteen
nail machines. A gentleman of this city,
in direct communication with the nrm in
question. stated that there was no signing
Of any scale, but that the mill would be
run under the same agreement in force at
Cincinnati
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rrai. RsAsers CapssrsA.

wounded s bar keeper by the name of
Brickley, over the Little Pittsbury saloon.
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hallway DevslopsIeelAf

CHrrAGo, July 6-The Railway Age. Nv.
ing summary OF the railrosd building ior
the first SIX months OF 1859, SAYS: I'VE
find that track has been laid on at least rs
lines in 81 States and Territories, adding
mileage Of main track aggregating no less
than 4, $40, or in round numbers, 5000
miles. II must be remembered that these
figures show only the main track, and do
not include sidings and second, third and
fourth tracks, of which hundreds Of miles
have been laid:
''The aggregate for the same period last
year was little over 1000 miles, and dur
ing the came period of no previous year
has IL equaled even that amount. In all of
the Western or Southern States and Ter
ritories railway building is being actually
pushed, and an examination OF the man
will show that except in few cases where
parallel or competing roads are being built,
there is ample room and need for all OF
these lines, and that many more even must
he built before the necessities of the country
are supp lied. The total railway milesgae
of the United States Is nov more than l0s,-
coo miles"
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IN A DRUNKEN saAwl.

The Resale sfa Reeklessly spent Ian.
MANSFIELD, o., July 6.-News has been
received in this place Of the terrible muf.
der in Leadville OF former cltiEen Of this
place, who Is highly connected hsrs. A
letter from Lcadvills says: About 3
o'clock this afternoon Charley Ksat foe.
merly Of Jacksonville, ILL.,, shot and killed
Ap Bennett, formerly Of NansAsld, O.
l cause Of the trouble was Q
woman About three months ego Ksat
,nAr'eu pnett's mistress, o woman
known aoou>own a. Carrie Bennstl A
snIrt ,as, ~ .,%s Pc, went TO Gunnison sad
he went to his roS am .na % ;oand Rs.c
In bed with his no iound nsanst
left the room with6s h
thing, and would hsve aSs ~
to do with her. To-day he mak
Harrison avenue, when he he2k kos "
say behind him: There goes NAe -
now" He turned and NV A.u
within s'few feet Of him. Bennett at6ss
side OF the head with some Asevy
instrument. The two men clincheA
and Kent, seeing Bennett reach - he sup.
posed for o revolver, drew his gun end
iired, the ball taking effect In Bsnnsst'S
right shoulder blade. The wounded maa
ran across the street and fell and died In
about five minutes. The parties are all
we'll connected In the East Kent belongs
TO one Of the best families In Jacksonville.
The woman's right name 10 Oar.
rie Tolls, and 10 the daughter Of
wealthy farmer ut q place called Hickory
Corners, Mich. Her grandfather, ..Ebsa
-MsS~G.iA Q--..s.l-k>--l
wounded a bar-keeper by the name of
Brickley over the Little Pittsbury saloon.
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England.

InspoS. July s.-At a meeting OF tbs
Amatuer Rowing Association, yesterday,
tbe committee passed q resolution declar.
ing they would I've not justified In reorgar
pizipg the Hillsdale crew as amatuefs
in accordance with the English definition
of the term. and they cannot undertake 70
advise the acceptance OF the challenge from
them.
Lospox, July 6.-The constitution OF the
frat army corps Is now settled. Fifteen
thousand men Of the corps will 90 from
England 10 Egypt and the rest ron IN inal1 oahi
net has considered the instructions TO be
given Admiral Conrad. Commander Of the
feet, in view Of the possibility Of the Fog
iIish feet bombarding the defenses 8 Alex.
andria, II is UNDERWOOD they decided that
he shall remain passive. and only Rarttci-
pste II provoked BY some oct o. ineiden1
pe.su.efsg ihe I.s1te~ Lss1 IssSns.
IoSpos. .July B.-The aychbisbops end
bishops OF Ireland have prepared circular
10 the priests. directing them 70 discounte-
nance the Ladies' Land League, and forbid.
ding females from attending public mest-
ipgs without the consent Of the parish
priest.
Loxpox, Jolly 6.-The war feeling to-day
In extremely high Excited crowds are
gathered around the bulletins. and Q Stock
exchange rumor that the English had b.
gun the bombardment Of Alexandra csus-
ed an immediate rise Of Egyptian Securi-
ties The First Engiish srmy corps, con.
sistipg Of three divisions, and
comprising fifteen thousand troop1
of England and ten. Thousand
Of India will take active part In the mill.
tary oyerafions in Egypt ARTILLERY vii
be supplied for land oPerst,oas ~ IN
war munitions have been ordered for Inn
mediate transportation 70 Exypt Excite
| meut las been caused by an unomeis
| rumor that France will withdraw her nee
| from, Egyptian waters II Englsnd bonbard
| Alexandria. The news that war has nctusi
| IL opened is mosnentarily expected.
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JUDGE HoGE.

Hampshire County Gives Him i" Boom.
Special Dtspatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, July Conformation re-
ceived from Hampshire county, West Vir-
ginia, says that the county conyeation,.
held at fSIainesville, delegation was select
ed which is strongly in favor of Judge
Hoge's denomination to COnsress-
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The Strike I'm cleveland.

With reference to the strike in Cleveiand
a paper OF that city says the situation in
Ward ls is still unchanged. There is no
indications that the mill proprietors pro
pose to sign the scale, or that the strikers
Will declare the strike at an end and re-
turn to work Yesterday five or six strik-
ing wire-drivers left for the East, some 60
irig to Peekskill, N. y, and others to New
York City, where they have obtained situa'
tions at union wages. Others will probably
follow during the week. The mills are
running about the same as usual since the
strike, with no increase in the force.
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. fax rate for New York city for
i about $40, which is lower than
been at any time since the war
last year il was So.
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i Monte Carlo gambling establish
near Naples, has just published
fciaI account. Its net profits to
kidrd up among the shareholders IS
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FOREIGN.
Egypt.

Lospos, July GA dispatch from Alex.
andria. this afternoon, states Admiral sens
mour has sent an ultimatum TO the author.
itime, demanding the instant stoppaee OF
the construction OF earth works, under the
threat Of opening FIRE. The work ceased.
AtKzAspEu. July 9.-Ragheib Psfhs,
president Of the Council, has receiyeda tele.
gram from the Sultan, that the British fleet
would bombafd the forts unless work on
them was stopped. The Sultan holds the
Khediye and ministry responsible Tor tbe
consequences. Ragheib Pacha replied that
the ministry had already teiegrapbed to
Constantinople that demonstrations have
been made, In consequence OF which the
Sultan 8 permission to resume work was
asked. Tending the sultan's reply, no def.
mite resolution had been adopted, and
work on the fortifications continues,
Admiral Seymour delays formally de,
manding the cessation OF the work until all
the British residents are on board the YES
sells. They are now hastily e%oa,ss ,o;ns ,hs
NATIVES with arms.
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Avondale. and the contractors are nov ap-
idly pushing the work to Completion.
Track laying, which began few DAYS 80.
is nov progressing % rapidly that IL q sr.
pected % run trains into CssAoctan by 0e.
the choicest mineral resions in 0hin. -,
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h. doctors are determinedto hight
Suiteau's brain, lock them up In a
Ind Iet them have it out.
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, seventh OF September next has
fxed for the erowning ofthe Car
ssis. the Nihilists and Providence
lttng.
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Few York letter says that the
lng Post has been 50 prosperous
/ ats new direction that il will as
hguarto form as soon as the pro-
&sSes, already ordered, can be fin
!. There will be no change in the
4hel of the editor, however, Mr..
d retaining his folio appearance.
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Scale Siene<i st Leeehburg.

PITTSBURGH; July 6.-The scale was signed
at Leecbburg for the second time yesterday.
II was signed, but some hitch occurred, and
the men who went to work on 1t at that
time suspended operstions. The scale as.
signed Yesterday is supposed to be entirely.
satisfactory to all parties to the agreement
A South Side iron worker, who has been
employed at the old Wharton mill, lately
operated by the National Tube Work, said
to-day, that the manager informed some oi
the men that the scale would be signed
and the mill 20 into operation next Mon.
day. None of the firm could he seen to-
night, but an attache placed no reliance in
tho story
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. DoiB Register tciH be mdRed TO
!, out of torn for sirty:tire cents
.,n,S, address changed as often
kircd. s
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MApE;D. Jolly e-The Government has
received q dispatch from AIeEspdris as.
ser.irg thai Kgy ptisn bsads hare attempted
20 eai Hsc sae1 csEEi.
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ST. LOUIS, July GA special from Poplar
Bluff, Missouri, says: Part OF the band u
train robbers was captured yestsrdsy.
A man named Brown came to town and
told the sheriff he was one Of gang OF hvs
who had entered into conspiracy 70 rob
the train at Hendrickson station, on the ].
M. railroad. A special train vAs esas -
Hendrickson Tuesday evening, With omcefs
but the gang failed 70 appear. They xeee.
beard from, yesterday morning, 1nes.
fields Mil, about six miles north, ans y:
tra.n. He returned at II o'clock, hsyine
captured two Of the robbers .Tbs Other tve
escaped. The robbers were armed win
reyolyers Several OF the posse are In search
of the balance OF the gang. Those captnsed
refused 70 give their names OF disclose thsss
identity.
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lther accident has happened to a
ts>cl ON the japanese coast. The
Fary Of the Navy has been several
cautioned against permitting the
! States navy to go out into the
|nd he ought to know by this time
|angerousit is. Some ofthese days
son river canal boat will run into
(SS at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
re will bs no further necessity
marine minister in this cOun-
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} Forestry laws Of Kansas have
Fruitful Of permanent results. 1t is
ed that there have been planted in
klate 9S, 100 acres Of trees. About
heres Of these are black walnut,
bill make handsome returns in
.br nine years.
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! claimed by a statician familiar
b. grain products that five hun
millions of dollars would not reim-
HE country for the injury done it
j the past year By those who. have
tneagcd in ''cornering" cereals and
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RovyuI- JLiy Sit is now settled
fact that the Cleveland. Connection q
straitsyille Railroad vii, tap the Pan Han
handle at Coshocton instead Of reaching
Zanesyille by the West LAFAYETTE. Piain-
field and 0-sego route. as before anticipa-
ted. Work on this road. " hich was SO sud.
denly suspended last November, has JUST
,.oE tte.: .c.gSei ts1: tk:s .'-se sas
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aSSe>>ed valuations Of real estate
y York for lSS2 show an increase
Si9,679, whilst there is a decrease
BTT-S- an personal estate, making
Increase Of S47, ,52S, ,2g9. The board
nmste and apportionment has
'rize'l the raising Of 80, ,4l2,S3I.56
+ support Of the city government
~. From this sum, however.
De deducted S2,OO0,OOO, the esti-
amount Ofrevenue Of the general
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s.r,.., Ae,,1ept-vssaI lspsas.

DIES MofsEs. Juiy al. p. Shssmss,
brother Of General end senator shssass,
fell from lie roof Of his hsuss, yssesfeey.
and vas dangerously and perhaps fsialiy
injured.
Herman Blscknan. Of Bisonhs4 ~
last night. from wounds inAictsd - en1ee'
er farmer, named Crane, TussdsS nlg1S
father II said TO have been Deks q -
Grand Dukedom OF saxony. Crane y ua69
arrest. Both families are sminsauy ~
spectsble,
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i Shelley, the Iowa girl who >aYei
h from destruction, will be heard
hereafter. She is Ssixteen years old
tAnd proposes to attend school for
|.ars. The money presented to her
grateful people has meanwhile been
| rd i'm land.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
r,kepInso the Peel.

oN2HA. July 6-The Chicago. Milwaukee
and So. Paul road has finally been admitted
into the Omaha pool, and declared . mem.
ber. The road IS to be formally opened
next week, and some timeister TO passen-
-er traffic
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acs Mason, the American chess
/, who won the third prize at the
Ia chess tournament, was formerly
esboy, selling papers at Fulton
4 Philadelphia. He was taught the
|by the proprietor Of a resort for
.f,lYyprS
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i Mackey, the daughter Of the Bo-
l King, is a pleasant-lookinS girl,
native tact and good sense, and,
Ier mother, who was we'll educated
h. moor. is a graceful talker.
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a.r1sr.l hz nss I've 80.

Bs.prosp, Pa, July e-cspt ,. D.
Rhodes, low, dissoluts character, sad BE
brother Julian engaged In . dlssTseetsi
Of Mrs. Rhodes, 40 old isdy. Che mother q
the boys. Mnl khodss tied 70 ssp.fa0
her Sons and wss kpocked down, 80 -
brutss continued the light oyss bee ~.
When picked mp life wes extino1 Ibs
yilIaini have heen a1reatAd.
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rovsxA, IA, yrly A-ibe eeeny =
me sSe sss's sdsnes sSss.s q hIs ssssisNf spsis
re says, uBdss 49, = JOY -
nov ssrvsstiss tbs issgsS vAees ~
its history. Ea.z
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| said that Mariner Dick Thomp-
drawing his 5000 per annum
s,Iopg. ~ that whatever De Les
,enterprise may be for the stock
l.. il j. 4 good thing for the an
.,rariupr.
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ST.. Loun. July 6-Ths body o. J. u.
Plank, wholesale clothing msrchsat Nhs
disappeared night bsfors lest froo -
home, and against whom several eteess.
ments were filed yesterday, wae foun1 -
sloaxh In Esst g. Leele ~ 0esssse.
He had committed suld1s CAuss ~
posed 70 Be fnancisi di61culty. ~
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sr.Lorrs. July 6.-netsss. ~ -
Prrr.mse, JuIy s.-BAlsl.e -
gb<ny, g. -. =. =. z. < s.
.cleYclsncs, : e.; :s,;;s' {, 4 &
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Probable victor, for the Strikers.

New YoRK, July 6.-Roscoe Conkling at
torney for the New York Centnl railroad,
and I,oomis, attorney for the Erie railroad,
have formally applied tothe Stste attorney,
Gen. Russell. for ten days adjournment
f.the argumsnt upon the last order issued
by Judge Donohue, OF ftkeSapreme Court 70
show cause, tomorrow, why writ oil man-
damus should not be issueo compeihngth them
10 discharee their duty a common carriers,
upder the charters, and forward the freight
Accumulated in the depots since the begin
ninr of fire light handlers, strike. Ii 10 be,
lieyed the application means the railroad
companies intend to accede 10 the demands
az the strikers in meantime, and render
iitigation.unnecessary, the strikers being De.
teTmined. and the shippers meaning TO
compel the companies to carry.
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fe the spring Of 1880 the corporate
'ritIes OF Memphis, Tenn, have adj
p themselves vigorously to an im-
'ment Of the streets as we'll as the
/ ~ condition Of the city, and as a
'luence in that time eight and
miles OF streets have been paved
lone, and forty miles Of sewers
Hcrty miles of subSOil pipes have
Pw down, all at u cost Of 500, 900.
doubtless prove to be money m-
siy expended.
OF the most interesting rrvea-
he census Of 1850 will make Will
In relation to the growth OF the
ry OF New Mexico. The most ~
atisties at hand place the popu.
u this immense Ter ritory, EN-,
an area of III 900 square miles,
iOO,etO people, OF which 5o,OH
Means, 5000 Indians. and -.
erieans. This was the censu,
ist rs the railroads entered Ia,
y, They have done wonders for
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LoepyrIr.. Kr, Juiy e-lossla H
sn Old citisen, Destroyed 10 ne 80
noon. By throwing hlnses ss1s q sfss0
the depot csass sahmssA' 4