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" Major yssderzliee visiting his sou Hoxar,
yssterday-Whits Cloud Rerier.
When did Howard get to he the Majors senf
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To Our Patrons.

The thing desired found at last. Ask Druggists
for Rough Rats II clears out rats mice, flies
reaches, bed-bugs. l5c. boxes.
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r. John Heatley, father of T. W. Heatley is
visiting his Mr.. Heatley resident of this
County, from 1857 to 1863. His present home is
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint Shioh's vitalizer is guaranteed to
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II Wouldn't it be good idea, this nice, dry
weather, to repair many of the sidewalks in Troy
Some of them need repairing badly.
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rs~ The b. & NJ. Il. r., known as the Burlington
Route offers special advantages to travellers See
their advertisement in this paper.
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~ Persons recovering from wasting diseases
such as malaria ferers etc. will be CRAFTY benefit
ted by the use Of Browns Iron Bitters, true tonic
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II George II. Robb, of Wolf River Township
will have public sale Of lot of personal property
T1ur.d,v 0ctaher
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~ Major Henry Hackbsreh and II. Przybylow'
iez Esq. of Leav-nwo,th. have our thanks for sub
siantial and repeated favors.
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On lons nme at per cent. interest, on well i'm
~ arms in Doniphan County, Kansas. Apply to
X. X. STOUT. Troy, Kansas.
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~ There will be Sunday School picnic at Dis
lict No. ~, on Saturday, September 23d. Address
by J. J: Baker and others.
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Y What is the matter with some Of our item
izersi Has the continued dry weather dried them
up, alsof
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stallion for sale.

. offer for sale my thoroughbred STALL
ion, Robin Hood. II not sold before, will
be sold to the highest bidder, on Thurs
day, at the DonIphan County Fair.
]. J. BRADLEY,
Hang sw Tanning. Kan.
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II Rev. Mr.. Page and Uncle Charley Highly
bundled up their blankets and started for the sol
ders reunion, at Topeka, like old vets going on
camDaigu
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CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath rC
cured by Shilohs Catarrh Remedy Price so cents
Naaal Inieetor free
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At ST. Joseph, No., on Thursday. September eth.
lss2, by Rev. Harris, Mr.. A. J. HACKNEY and Misc
PAuLISA SLOWER. both Of this County.
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II Gundlach's force feed Grain Drill gives the
best satisfaction, wherever used. For particulars.
apply to j. Schletzbaum. Doniphan, Kas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-09-14

SHILOH'S vITALlZER is what you need for con
stipation loss of Appetite, dizziness, and all symp
toms of Dyspepsia Price, 10 and 75cents per bottle
The above preparations for sale by ID. c. Sinclair
& Bro, Troy; j. A. Campbell, Severance; A. s.
Campbell Highland
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II An advertisement will be found, elsewhere in
this issue, of farm for sale, near Bremen, this
County This farm is in one of the best sections of
Doniphan County.
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II The hest and safest Drill is that manu-
featured by Phi NJ Gundach, ut Belleviile H., and
can be had through his agent, J. Schletzbaum. Don
;phap
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Peter Kiefcr, cor Clinton and Bennett Streets,
Buffalo, was badly bitten by horse. and applied
Thomas Eclectric Oil, which Immediately relieved
the pain. and in four days the wound was healed.
For sale by ID. c. Sinclair & Bro Troy.
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n Everybody remember the County Fair, which
commences on the 26th. The Old Settlers viii have
a meeting at the Court House. during the Fair. and
it is desired that as many of the Old Pioneers rs
possible, will be present, to renew acquaintance
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by tina;
terrible cough. Shilohs is the remedy for you.
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Y In Countries where malaria is prevalent, OF
where the climate is subject to sudden changes
should be found in every house. Browns Iron Bit
ters- ~
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y The crop. in this vicinity, fear, il he
ing somewhat shortened by the dry weather And
vet there will he a big crop.
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FOR lame back, srde or chest, Shiloh's Pc
rous Plaster. Price IS cents.
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n Mike Hazen started for Topeka, Tuesday
night. with his blankets Mike blew the base drum
during the war. in the 18th.
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~ Alexis Poulet. of White Cloud, who has re
Gently retired from the mercantile business was il
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y Mrs. Sarah Z. Saxton, wife Of A. N. Saxton
Of st. Joseph, died Monday night of last week.
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sHILOH'S vITALIzER is what you neet

GROUP, wHoOPING COUGH, and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shoh's Cure.
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~ A barber shop has been started in the build
ing reesntly vacated by DIR. Cash.
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BuckIen,s Arniea saIve.

Y Five weeks. Tuesday, since any rain has fall
en- in th. vicinity
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e Mrs. Judge Martin, Of Atehison, is spending
a few days in Troy, while the Judge is holding
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly cured
| by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
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II The dead is alive and the lost is found. Col.
Johnston has returned from Stockton.
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SHILoH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure is sold
by us a guarantee 1t cures consumption.
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Y Mrs Cora wehrie, of ST. Joseph, was marri-
ed on Tuesday morning the 5th inst. to Mr.. George
Finn, of Omaha.
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Focal @attsrs.

W. .pv other length Of time in accordance with the
.have rate. which apply only to regular sdSertsng-
Pnstness card, Of s lines or less, IS year
Po iega and transient advertisements u per square iof
a. a.. ADD square for each sabse
qIsn $3.50 Saoes viii be charged 50 per cent EXTRA and
.sII.Sai sdyertsements and personal oomnunicatons
She price Locals 10 cents per line Tor single nsefon
Scents ~ line for subsequent insertions a.,
Fight lines Of solid NOnparen make one square AL
square. ,..a. a. in h. .h.,~
"A me COS. Of certifying addition to the regular rates
Transient Advertisements must be paid Tor mssAoy III
advance -. -.
low A. the time. will admit All job "orf must DC P@o
for vheu taken from the ofsce-
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Y Cooking apples and cider apples for sale Al
DR.. wade's, at IS cents per bushel.
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r. We have had some real hot weather. this
week, and the FIRST hot winds Of the season. Such
weather will certainly dry and ripen the corn in
time to put il out Of danger of frost.
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II We have job lot of Clothing. 1t is q line Of
black cotton worstcd suits Uusually sell from ssv-
en- to eight dollars suit; they will fit small men
and large boys, and guarantee the wear on them,
and you can have a suit Of them at your price.
McCKus g. CONVEX
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II A. G. Ssnborn. of Sabetha the popular route
agent, came down with the Ssbetha band.
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Boots and Shoes.


Large stock of Boots and Shoes, just
received, at Leland's
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A CARD.

~ Mr.. Miller and family left, on the Monday
evening train, by way Of st. Joseph, on their con
templated visit East.
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II Give W. b. Enedge your orders for fruit
trees aus3lw3.
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PREAcuDo NoIIcE--Thc Rev. Mr.. Page, Free
VIII Baptist. will preach in the Methodist Church,
next Sunday morning. at II O'Clock.
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Fruit IRrss
Largest stock of Fruit Jars ever in Severance and
at lowest prices, at J. A. Campbelrs. 24augiw.
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Atlow rates, ON long time. n. PRICE,
24jnnsso. Troy, Kansas
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u All wanting good flour. sborid -, ,h g.,
snce Mills "Suox FLAX SA'" get the sever
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Y A. simonson. the oldes; resident Of Troy. hAi
moved onto farm. several miles from town
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MARRIED.

Il Miss Hattie Nay. Of Edgar Codniy. nlinoi,
Is visiting her cousin. Miss Ida Brown. Of Troy.
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q Van Buskirk & Breckenridge have q good
advertisement in this Issue. Sec what they say.
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Y ladies' Basket for every lady. Mecrum &
Cowen have them
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= Peaches, for making butter. &C., for sale a;
DIR. wade's, at y cents per bushel
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DoNIPuAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

judge ID Judicial DistTict-DAvID AAKTr
County Commissionsrs-R p sHUIsKTr CfkOs Ahi-si
JR LuKUs PETITE
aherif-F. C. BkILET.
CLERK Of District Court. J. CLesA
Trsaszrsr-SLnUu. y. JoKSsoE
County clerk-D. W. AoEsx
Count Attornsy-THoHAs W. H1ATxr
Probate JadEe-JoHS y. WILLOW
Reri,trr Of Deads-ERAsNus =. DIXON.
supsrintsndent Of Public Instruction-H r. sHAskA-
Surveysr-CHAKLKs CoGBUsrER.
Coroner-DR. RoBEKT s DIssHoRz
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W., franklin RARCOCK
Money. ~isnins 70 oofI'
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y Farmers can now depend upon getting thei
grinding done promptly. at the Severance Mills
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y PHI. NJ. Gundlaeh's patent Grain Drill, sold
by Joe Sehletzbaum, Doniphan, Kansas
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Y Brewster, of White Cloud, is down attending
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II Fruit trees of all kinds for sale by ". b. FL
lege, Troy. aug3iw3.
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The highest market price will be paid for eaiiu
and cooking apples and peaches, by
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n Go to McCrum & Governs for Severance
Snowflake Flour.
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u New Goods at LELAND'S. New
styles Dress Goods, and cheaper than
ever,
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West side Public Square, Troy, Kansas
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AGENTS.
LANES III RATES Il Park Row, New York
n NJ PRTTENGILL CO, - Park Row New York
ROWKLL CHESMAN St Louis, No.
CUYc ApTp may be found on file At George r
tn1S AK I'D R0wsn Co.'S Newspaper Adver-
sing Bureau 40 Spruce St. where sdyertisning con
,esrts nav b. made for 1t IN NEW YORk.
I.O.O.R.
crsy CITY Lodge No Is every Saturday night at
"a Fellows Hall over BOders Bank AL Sol Inc
tder are cordially invited to attend ,,,o,,,,- ~ n
wv. EEsKISR, r Sec
AZ. a. A. VI.
Troy Lodge No s. A. T. and A. NJ meets in their hal
1st Monday in each month before full moon and second
'-N-' ALBERT PERRY, W. NJ
u. c. SINCLAIR Sec.
Troy Chapter, No Is R. A. NJ, hold their meetings on
the trst Monday after full moon. ,c,,- =,
d. c. 8NCLITn, Sec.
wathepa Lodge No. c. A. ?. & A. M meets al their
Hall ever Saturday before the full Moon and every
,i,sd 10 attend. S. HATCH, W. NJ.
c. PoIEIEA Sec.
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TX. OF n.

Troy Lodge. No 3I7 Knights Of Honor meets the sec
id and fourth Friday evenings IN each MONTH IN odo
lows Hall Boders Bank- o,,,- ,,,..
RolaEr wilkinson, Reporter.
AZ T. CHURCH-SsGvioese every Sabbath at l0t A M
ne J. BIDDISON, Pastor.
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Supplement to the Hawaiian Gazette, Oct 25th, 1882

turned into profitable h Tbs cplny crop SS3
has been 10000 TONS which part The
exports This the enterprises which
have rapidly developed sugar predicted By
advocates of the Treaty
planters and sugar manufacturers look the
profitable disposition Of crops and it hardly necessary
sugars pound under the nark
simply the United Government RENTS that
duty Through agents the reaueric OF
Francisco treaty bringing in free Of duty
lighter the people disposed
purchase dark sugar they refining
selling to sorpon the Nfani New
prices receive though had paid duty instead having
the reuied Whether the price Of sun Francisco b
depends upon great markets OF the world and
governed by supply anyone
sugars hardly refuse it.
charge publicly made American papers that part u
exports the growth manufacture other countries This
false could uttered convert
with the would be impossible for any party bring foreign
sugar export Hawaiian Every entry Of
foreign imports reported the American othr foreign
And these Hawaiian
and officials evidence that not
imported kingdom during the past six
the Hawaiian laws, passed specially American
the treaty expectation foreign
produce penal ofeu, punishable
heavy penalties official letter the late Minister Resident
here Comfy, found appendix marked furnishing
on point, which cannot be reued.
While the growth and manufacture Of Hawaiian have
idly legitimate anticipated the
grown like pro-
portions The following table, up the Hawaiian Customs
Statistics will impoaiOns of merchandise first from the
ecDt the United States; and
third including the United States giving the
the treaty and for each Of the I'VE
years of the treaty:
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The yield present year estimated at 5000 tons
This increase chiefly American capital One
firm aonee Company chartered corporation
Of California cauitsso years since purchased
Of what was unfit cultivation even
urage expended millions Of dollars in enter
pr At cost Of naary half Million construction Of bitches
and fumes water brought company distance Of
thirty miles the and by the
aid Of irrigation dry sandy taken by them has been
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a Cast-Iron Vacuum Pan
6 feet in diam. by : fest deep.

Ieei N dlail. .! IesL 60
I Vacuur1 Pumpiu- E1-irs, li-inch Cyii11er
and l1-juch stroke.
5 rnaght-Iron Tanks, each 900 gallons
capacity.
l wrou-I;-Iro- Chimney, IS feet high, s7-in
diam. i-S-iHci thick
| Mulutubular Boiler, 10 feet I1re. 6 feet in
diameter, 4ith iur1oe. front doors, etc
complete.
4 90 irch WeStau's plicut self balancing Sus-
PENDED Suz4r-CariisE Centrifugal Ma
cffne<. with tie requisite independent
Iron Framing. 7ougbt-Iuu Sugar Mixer
~ 1900 gallons capacity, with Slirrer.
Driving Gear &c.
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A Fine Assert mt. Of Cr0ckerYl

/ Srysraia lot g EnsIish aud French Grocer-
ics, lpartiegiars vii h given Ga arrival
q Tie Steamship E1usa.' Also
A suiaH iuyaice &c beautiful Irish Ljuca Dam
ask. Sl=gtit--s. auf CaHbric HludSeC-
chiefs, direct frun Belfsst, Irelaud
4 SMALL invoke Of choice WAFER COLORS,
IS CeieJrsied Artists.
Ass, 10 arrive by Vessel nov loading At
Glasgow:
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irT ana lsfcrS she hsd heen driven eroadside o..
ne rssuli OF the inquiry Is rot as satisise'eiy ~
il vas housd 10 be, The verdict, boiled gown ols,
thst NOBODY WAS to blame. BY the way 49, !. y
49, trIs-,- Il, the Hawaiian Government itseiI "
bis an irc,firv iutothe matter, one OF It's erVnts
the pilo.. being in a position which % SAY ~
lesst mus b. uncomfortable until be Is aeqoitsea
by his own employers
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PUBLIC NOTICE!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
4 Ba-rhased f-uu Il r d KU7-H EEELLAoLAAL-
.-..-.. THE LANDS OF --------
1.HITrPAIIS HILEA N EAU HAWAII;
KAuUA HEHIU- a EsUAPALAoAr II no
49, aAwau. WALK aLDA WAINLEA-
TEErTL-T. PAaLAEa hALREAIANLA-
KEMAU. PouAKUHAKU,& KAAPAAuLA-
sirzat-I IA Hruakua. Hawaii
uaUAKAoO AxR uoSOKAHAU, sifaatsd
On Hanf.
HAOHSE. On Lanai Asa the lets 81 Land
sitzatzz u I1ao.a-z- zud ku1Fl a. ihs
WILDER AND CEULAH BLOCKS.
~ N1tiea = he-abz -svel rl1- al urai.s Falling
a.. gar rsat. % sad Lad ac gaEshis % ny ArsnIs
sANCEL FAEKEz
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-5fr- n sfta1ti1n q Juiss AleLlily sE1 $50
urs carried for adj 11lcilr1un o. I-t-s - - -.
r----s Curt TIE ease zzs not allowed = - y 2
~ hat uss hazr5 t. Caist Justice auda ~ ~
80 frat After haarfrE the testir1onrs de,sl7l
- rsssrved It vii bs x Iuts-lst . 11.oI -
grsnrzzilg cost
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FARI I.
1 O,artette. Mrs. Hantord. Mss JONES 7 us
dent iones W l. Jones, u. N,-,,..
? Piano Dret, ~Andante. Beethoven Mems
Waierhonse and A. kirrcy.
& Piano solo. aSpring Song Hel.s-. AaA : 60 -
4 veal Solo. The Sky LARK hAtton' Ss-,--is
4 PIANO SOLO. Sonata Haydn. Hessie Dieks'ii-
g .S'iaIs., Siln airs from Msgie Flute, Mo1AE''
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SUGAR y BAGS

COZ which there j. rcuster of worthless
ir-itatious IN tie markell We are Orsi-
uai Iuparte-s and SOLE AGENTS 0f-lese
Celebrated Bags, and the great demands Tor
them G0a The planters Las iaducod sone
H.suuf1c-urrHs and tHeir ageuts 70 sgE ~ q
cheap il.it-,igo u them.
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STMR. +" HANSA -
NOW FULLY DUE:

Cases, 6, :. ; sni feet. best Eu-iisb Co-ru-
CARED Rootiu-. G-ivaufzeI Ringing foz
sane.
Btis Best Ea-lish 2 rtlsu3 Ce-guf.
Bills. best Alaea.ej Fsagiu- Wire. Nos. I. s.
and g.
BIls best English Gzlvauized Fencing Wire
NHs 5 md G.
Gods Galvanized Wire Rope, an sizes,
Bales Genuine Tgilled. Blue-s,ripei
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er,1u.s = rrits aE0ut this ErunE
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sick Horses.

Chicago, 2S.-orrin A. Hickok's cele-
brated trotter, "St. Julian" has bad
leg, but is 10 care of q veterinary sur
Reon. It was by the latter's advice that
be was not started in the race with
"Trinket" last ThursdAy. The surgeon
expresses the belief that with q let-up
from woOk he will come around all right
in short time. There is little hope,
however, that he will be able to appear
in the great trottiDg Circuits.
Saratoga, 2S.-OEyer brothers' we'll
known race horse, 'kUnnymeads,"
broke down hepelefgIy in tender of the
hind leg.
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EfRNa.

Philadelphia, 2S.-Thrse ice houses, q
molssses warehouse, two lumb Der yards, q
row Of nine dwellings and sevsrAl tene-
nen!s. we're burned this afternoon. The
loss is about $50, 600; insured.
GAINESVILLE. o., B3.-The Brown manu-
featuring compsny's works, buildings,
machinery sn6 materials burned this
morning. Loss. SIPS, OOO insured for
S47, 900. Two hundred men are thrown
out of employment.
Bay City. Mich, 24.-Fire destroyed
$50, GOO worth of property in the heart Of
the city yesterday; half insured.
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A ChaIIenge.

Milwaukee, 23.-JoIn DOnsldson has
issued the following challenge: Il hereby
challenge any man in America, except
John L. Sullivan, Tug Wilson pre-
ferred, to fight me with or without gloves
for SIS, 900 side, the fight to take place
within 500 miles OF Milwaukee, and
within ak weeks from the date the
articles are signed" Mr.. Donaldson
will be rsmsm bered IS the man who
stood before SullivAn's sledge .smmer
blows longer than any other man sne-
ceeded in doing, and possesses the con-
I'D ence of the sporting fraternity Of Mil
who, it 10 understOod, are ready
with plenty of money to back him.
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HaYerIx Home.

New York, % Among the pAssen-
gers Whe arrived to-day, was j. q.
HaverlY, who said to reporter: II Wal
called back by my business interests in
Colorado, those connected with mining
principally. They required my atten-
ton and 20 / came" Late last evening
Raverly was given 3 serenade at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel By member Of the
orchestra of Ais three theatres. EAyeriy
responded in brief speech, and he, the
and several friends went in to
supper at the hotel.
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CanitaI OhIDs.

Washington, Ex-senator Cameron,
Of Wisconsin, has reported from. the
committee on claims an amendment to
the sundry civil service bill to authorize
the cecretAry Of the treasury to adjust
and settle the claim of Charles Murphy
fer material fer the erection Of United
States ApprSisers' stores at San Fran
cisco, and Hppropriating an amount fer
this purpose not exceeding So, 900.
. Alop 20 Bell, assistant secretary of the
interior, has resigned. Secretary Teller
has recommended the appointment Of
kerrick s. Joslyr, Of Illinois.
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TELEGRAPHIC
The Irinh.

London, % John Dillon, speaking at
NsIlow. said if sixty honest men berS
we're returned to Parliament 10 support
Psrnell they would rerder the repression
of crime bill imperative. For every
man arrested under the bill they would
waste two days in the House Of Com
mons. " hen they were able to under
stand the workings Of land corporations
they would organize such machinery Sc
TO defeat it.
London, 24.-Parnell ant other home
-ule mem bers Of Parliament lave formed
q committee to organize public move
u ent in Ireland with view to counter
AZ ting her lard corporations. Davitt
nss consented to cooperate in the
schema.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-25
The Ute Lands.

Washington, D. O., 23.-The Senate
bill 10 open for settlement csrtain pOr-
ton of the Ute Indian reservation in
{ olorsdo, which passed the House yes
ttrdsy and new awaits only the sigma
turs of the President 10 become . law,
provides for the sale OF these lands Ac-
ceIding To the usual terms regulating
the sale Of public lands, and settles the
utls to all entries, settlements and lecG-
tons eretofore made on those lands I'M
der any law OF the United States, prsvid-
ding tnGt the rights VI the person max
ing them shall be in all respects the
same rs if the land had been legally sub
i CT to their claims when Preteuted.