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SKINNY MEN.

Wells Health Remover restores herllth
and vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence.
sexual debility. ST..
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The first day of the thirty-third an
nual Fair of Kenosha County opened
Tuesday, and was devoted mainly to
the arrangement of articles as they
were brought in by the exhibitors.
The Agricultural Association has
passed through many Universities, and
at times it would seem that 1t would
sink beneath the waves. Yet by the
help of large and open-hearted men
it is to-day full of life, and all it wants
is encouragement to make this week
one of success, both to the Association
and the residents Of Kenosha County.
Notwithstanding the cloudy, threat
ening weather on Wednesday, the at
tendance at the Fair was large and the
receipts larger than the second day
last year.
The green race was called at 2
o'clock, and the following horses were
entered and started: Brown Dick,
Bruno. Swigert Boy, Grace Murray,
Kin Mundy. At the end of the third
heat Grace Murray was drawn from the
race on account of bleeding from the
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Eisk's Western Addition

y. IL. Head-An within city limits of lot s, blk IL
sw sec sec 81, t2, %. Amount S2.46.
9. n. W. BY. Co.All of line of r. r. track ex
cept Il. r. track, lots l. 2, 3, and 5, blk II, a
sec, sec 81, 2, %. Amount 81 "a.
c. N. w. BY. Co.-All n of line of r. R., except
B. Z. track all of R. R. and of Pearl ST. except r
T. track, lots l. and A, blk ID, wqr sec sec 81
to, %. Amount 1915.
9. N. w. BY. Co.-All that part lying of R. R..
lots 8, and 8. blk IA, sw sec sec 81, 2, r 49,
Amount Sl2.64
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WALDO-In Waukegan, Ill, on the 9th inst, Mrs
Hannah G.. Waldo aged 81 years IL months and IL
days, formerly q resident of this city.
VAN WIE.-Sunday evening, Sept 10th, 1882, at
the residence of his brother, Louis Van VIE, in
Bristol after long and painful Hines, Abraham Van
VIE, aged 20 years.
The loved ones DER whom we are grieving now,
Whose love now deplOre,
We shall find again in that upper world,
Not lost, but gone before
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Manufacturers of Engines and Boilers. the ke-
iOsha Union Thimble Skeins, Tire Renders,
fire Drills, Blacksmith's Tuyere Irons, Caldron
Kettles, Clothes Reel Irons, Reach Plates,
Bolster Plates, Rub Irons and Sash Weights
Also repairing of Machinery and Implements
'epaired.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Anthony Van Wyclx,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW.

Ofice at Room 2, Masonic Block, Kenosha, Wis.
Practices in all the Courts; pays particular at
tentiOn to Probate business. Also, COLLECTIONS
made; Loans negotiated on Real Estate; MORT
cages bought and sold
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OF BRIGHTON, WIS,
CTIONEE
Tompt attention. Post Office Address
RansasYille, Racine Co. Wis.
JAHNEN BROTHERS, No. 70 Main ST., Keno
4 sha Merchant TailOrs. We keep constantly
IN hand we'll selected stock Of cloths, Gents
furnishing Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats
ind Gaps OF the latest styles. Work done and
.oOds sold as cheap as atany Observation-Disclosures
II the city.
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Second Ward.
WASHINGTON island.

James Jackson-Lot s, blk Sc, e Il sec sec 30, 2
r %. Amount S1.13,
Peter Annen-Lot 9, blk Sc, Sc n sec sec 30, t2
r "a Amount 40 al ~ ~
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= AAAAO3 q sOU1 2 stJO3 q sUV9 ? sO-ss
The gate money for the first three
days was 1886. This footing is ahead
of that of last year, and the success
of the fair is an established fact. This
does not include the rent of stands,
&C., which we have not been able to
pet.
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Town of Salem.
Town Of Wheatland.

Patrick Faha-E = a section Sc, town /, T
20. 50 acres Annnnnf go %
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Durkee's Western Addition

Peter Krigger-Lot l, blk Isl, s W a sec sec 81
2, %. Amount 81. go.
Peter Krigger--Lot 2, blk Isl, W d sec sec 81,
2, r 20. Amount S1.8S.
Peter Krigger--Lot Il, blk 152, W n sec sec 81
2, r 49, Amount 800 Oh
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Proposals for HarbOr Improve
m0ntS.

Blank Notes for sale at this
office.
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Durkee's Easterr, Addition
HoImes q NichoI,s Add;+iov

John Hogan-Com 229 I-6 # W and rod s of n e
cor of said n sec, thence Al $40 it. thence rods
thence Al Sl2 IT, thence s rods to beg, n n sec
sec 6, t l, r %. Amount S6.4S.
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+ NORTH WESTEmN Rail-

THU ?, NJ. DepHftd z.OU P. III
THOMAS GIBBONS, Agent
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In legitimate judicious speculation in Grain, Pro
visions and Stocks on our perfected plan Yields sure
monthly profits to large and small investors Ad-
dress, for full particulars, IL. Il. Kendall A Go.
Comm Merchants III 179 La Sale St., Chicago, IN
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Mortality ut the Isthmus.

Ni:". E".;K. i',!,. l+.-A letter I" the
U"r'H from A~:,inw:!I. dated the 4,h
inst. says: OF thirty Br'gian n.ts:han-
ii.> who arrived her. some months ago
to work On the Panama Canal. eighteen
have died ~: the :s;islil,,> fever. Th0ss.
who escaped are leaving as fast as posi-
i,l.. it is said that thus far since the
c,,nln,e cement Of the work one thoi~
ami have died. HueOne. stevens 4
Lynch. OF San Francisco. have Offered
t. CON. ract for the excavation Of six
million .uii. meters Of the Canal ut
thirty cents gold, per meter: This is
considered Il remarkably low prize.
They will have 10 cut through sWainps
and alluvial soil. 1t is the worst :cc-
tiOn of the whole surface 0f the Canal.
1t was here that the dreadful mortality
took place when the Panama RailrsIa'l
w,s being built. One thousand five
hundred lives were then lost AMI many
deaths were unchrOniclc<l.
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Chicago Notes.

tun.A':n. i:'..h. I:;.---Svyrn ,a-.'- "i
Smallpox alnI i've ;;t,,I,- t!,:. ;.a., tw"
days: the hest record sine. last .uIc.
which encourages ;hc phy:i'ia.I> and
authorities /" '".i.ve i, will soon IT.
stamped out.
Business failures :;vs. few: crn!inr,: 4"
>.:,!M.r~ on change and III the alley.
The only i.,aE"inl trouble experience, II
WAS in two young commission hc"'s:.
and IMti, "f them will rc:u'"' shortly.
The tM.k.ic.ltr:: Of the l'n;nn Stool:
Yards sn.! Transit Company have de-
ritl.rl to increase. the capital stock from
$:.MM'.NU ~ 81. '"h',WEl Pour shares
for one. :;t,a.k j. owned by very few
people and Eve .ne,, own all bat II few
shares. TIN. directors vii! ts:-n;"rr,w
r,tify the increase.
The Eastern and Western Trunk line
general passenger agents he'd II confer
ence last week resulting iE the settle
ncnt Of the troubles regarding eIniSrant
rates. 1t was agreed to return il TIM
old pro rata rate arrangement ln.f,.c the
Western Association was formed. The
Eastern lines will charge ten instead "i
twenty-five lx'r cent. for securing hlSi-
ness.
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Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l3--A bill was
introduced to-day by Representative
Rosencransto to incorporate the Nfnratime
Canal Go. of Nicaraug,la. 1t is copy Of
the bill introduced by Senator Miller, of
California, December 18th, with three
names added to the list OfincrpOratOr-,
viz: James II. Kecnc, Of New York, r..
J. Riggs and James III. Work.
Berry introduced bill directing tie
Secretary Of the Treasury to pay to the
State Of California and certain citizens
thereof $4,El for arms, supplies,
Transportation and service Of volunteer
forces in the suppression Of the M"loc
Indian hOstilities III 1872 and 1873 as
found due and reported by (;en. Hartlie
in November. lS74.
Justice Field gave !. brilliant dinner
arty this evening 10 his br"the, David
dudley Field, in celebration Of the lat
ter's 18th birthday.
Ex-Vice-Pres;drnt Wheeler has given
M his intended visit to the Pacific
Coast and will return from Fl:::f,la To
northern New York in tin!r :"r The
spring fishing.
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waahiuOtOn Notes.

w>-u,x.;r,x, Feb. l%.-The H"''>''
..,,,,,n,;t.c,. ON Agriculture agreed I" re-
mort !av"ra'd; The bill! t" m:.ke ti.> the A. y,
,s.rtn,cnt. anil i.- rhiefa t'aoine: officer:
!i'",i the friends OF tht. hill ar. confident
" Th: senate Committee on r";,iaS =;
, and. today referred senator Hills bill
fnr the settlement "f the Cte n,setva' :.tva
t;',n .n -, ~ Tn;urad,,. to u subcommittee.
w;,h instructions to amend III some par
ticmiar. and resort I" the @ena'e '"|o''-
bly,. -, o
SENATOR Logan to-day moved To re- re-
commit to the Military Commune I.n'; III
lii far the relief Of sampson anu u0" u.
"th % This bin is regarded rs y solt -. ~
pilot to the Fitx John Porter ;..s;,sr c;is.: "s'
partic,,lars of the case are s'n'''a''
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A pCrat;cn With q Soul.

WASHINGTON. Feb. I:;.--Al:i~.'m.
t;iairh;an Of the Senate CM,Niit;rr 0n
appropriations, has IL letter from the
President nf the Penns. !v"Eia Kai!r.ul
Company, in which. rc;crriny t" the
subject, he says: ''Eur company had
10: ut the lime, nor las i! now. amy in-
ttl.iOn t. make c|ai,n.:,'r e OH, ,".l,~:.ti"n
for cour,, >i,s extended to tn. late I'rtsi-
den: ami his family, "r t" !he Govern
M nt. We III. it to be- net on y II duty.
hut Il plI:,>H.r /, Il" wim. we could t"
i,..ry:.Sc the comfort and aiI III r:.t"r-
III. 'nc health n I,r>.,!int Garfield.
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Eherl.ann's Oaniai.

New In:.,. Feb. Il.--Scnatur >ntr-
,,:.n publishes the f';;"'NihY letter: !
h,yc r.s.civ,.. the 1"....:i'I,s Of leading
;n,n.r- o; Ohio oi Friday morning. pur-
mp:,in: to .iyc the t,'>!;n"n; ~ P'tney
i;.t;r, the i'r.,>;;rv investigating" com
:,,;t,c,. :.a>c read thc testimony given
Nv HIN and there is not on" W"Eh 81
truth in tie. Telegram. =" s''ch t'sn-
mon; was given; no such scene "'t,!rr'
,.i ri,d nu letters uf sc''st"r or Mrs.
S.r.r .,m were rr..;;;r:'!. am author
iy,I is Scnatcr Hale. N':,"is mentioned
.uI to wh:,,: / showed the dispatch. to
make the same denial. The te's&:raiA l.
. wholesale lie :,s the testimony When
printed will show,
signed JOHN '"'""NS'
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Miscellaneous.

WAsMISGrUE, Feb. l3.-Thc s<,rs'-
ncr's jury find that SoteldO came to his
deQGh.by shot from his brothers. pistol.
EQPISvILLB, Feb. 13.-RObert Ayers,
aged 50, is dead. He was one Of Louis
ville's merchant princes, and the most
prominent supporter Of Henry Clay. He
was u Republican through the war.
New YORK, Feb. ia special from
Oieam says, concerning the oil fires in
that region, that the fourth tank caught
this morning. Thus far 1:al,' barrels,
valactl at 81 ,'HE. .'kN. was burned. and 1t
j. feared the fire will spread.
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Star ECuLe Cases.

I.I>sulN. N"''.. Feb. 1'.--T'r Star
route ease o:"ned to-day with Fred. T..
C;e1rH. postmaster ~; sidney on the
stand. II: rrti:>.s! 'ot.~tiiy lest he might
rrin,iuaic himself. T':r prosecutor
spent the greater par, ri the f"rcn"ca
arguing t" con,lci 'ie:ry /" testify.
'Ine court Ovcrrui:"l t:,c attempt, a.
Clcary was oac Of the consp;r'tc:s i'll
dictci. The testimony "i persons wi"
Travelled the sidney anr! ih:t'!w"M
route at the tim" covered L.: the indic!-
n,cn.S and ais" % the N:i'lwoml post
case will 60 t" the Jury saturday.
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M10C0llanooana.

SYRACUSE, n. r., Feb. 12.-Wm.
Sedre this evening visited . house Of
disrepute and shot two Girls. one of
whom will die. He then killed HIM
self. Jealousy was the cause.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. ia Helena
!Ark.) special says the river is above the
nigh water mark of ~. I.evees break.
ing fast.
NEW York, Feb. 1.-THE state coml-
mittee meet here on the I'd to consider
call for . national convention and for
other business.
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The Burial Of an Actor.

NEW YORK, Feb. l;.-.John Wilson,
an actor. was buried from his residence
ye<terla y. The floral tributes from the
members ot TIE profession were rich
and numerous. The pail hearers were
Lawrence Barrett John +. Raymond,
JOS. O'Ncil, Nelson Decker, W. II.
Gillette. VIM. S..ynour, Gustave FrOl,-
man and EI,cm l'lympton. The body
w:,s Temporarily deposited in the receiv-
ing vault and vii sah,,. ls forwarded tO
Sam Francisco.
Mrs. i}'acknl"re, hettcr known aS
Eliza Newton, was buried this after.
noon from the ''litt;; rEurc:, ar'un! the
corner.
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Death OF m Actor.

New YORK, Feb. ia. ID. Billings,
y we'll known actor, died this morning
from an overdose of laudanum. His
last professional appearance in New
York was made on the stage of the Un-
ion Square Theatre. when he played
the part Of the esquire" in "rhe Sights
Of London" Billings suffered severe
loss short tic,c ago in the death Of his
wife, and there is al impression that he
may have swallowed poison with sui
cillNl intent.
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A Murder.

CHICAGO. rcb. ll.-I.ukc Eans.,'le.
an cn,oloye of the u. NJ. Osborn Reaper
Go. ior Is Year. and manager of the
Chicago Office for the past nine Years.
was found dead in the suburbs Of Hens
dale this morning, half way between lis
house and the depot. Near hin, was II
revolver with tw" chambers empty.
There was pistol wound in the 's' elk
of his head from whicl, the brains
o4,zesl. There were evidences al: <trug-
vle. but no traces Of the murderer His
clothes and wallet had been rifletl Of
their contents. lie leaves family in
moderate circumstances.
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From Egypt.

ALEXANDRIA,, Feb. IA detaci,-
ment of Yo,nan Rei,els is advancing up
on Mecca via ssladeb to proclaim their
spiritual deposition el the sultan
oi Turkey and the restoration Of
Arabian Calipl,ate*. The second large
French ironcl,.d arrived in port and ii is
said will le stationed ut lslllAnti.
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A Farmer Murdered by PimpS.

SAN FKANtI>(", Feb. ll.-A Port
land. Oregon, di~i;";ch. say: There Is
great excitement over the testimony M'-
fore i!,ct;rand Jury that .;no. \. Brown.
4 wcl:-tO-.lO farmer wi,o<t: bod! was r.
Gently ft,ln.l in the i: Yer. weighted with
stones, had been murdered III ti'c h;,g'lE'
nf Carrie Era,i!ey, by one Of her tools.
II, revenge for lawns: caused her arrest
u,, :ur charge ot Keeping i house Of ILL
r:.nn.r. Th. testimony is given by two
women. inmates OF ;sra'.ley'< house.
The guilty ,mrti,' are ~:'ris'>td I" lie or
.ie;- w:,; Il, >;.;i, .'ranci<sun on the steam
Cr !;i..hn.
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About Pope.

Gil; CHICAGO, Feb: 1s.IA "a Msshington
on Friday had an interview with the
President and explained the Pope can,-
paign and how he had been 80 long mis-
judged. He invited the President to Pc
ruse carefully the records a. Grant had
recently done. Porter will return and
in few days press the passage of the
bill restoring him his former power.
Secretary Blaine's letter of instrle-
tions to Trescott dated Nov. Both 1881 is
published.
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Railroad Accident.

BALTIMORE. Feb. l3.-Five track
men were killed to-day in u tunnel Of
the Baltimore 4 Potomac railrUad near
the Cnlon depot, near this city, by a 10
connective Of the Western Maryland r.,aGl.
The mcns' names were David Giles. Tim
othy Kennedy, Edward Birmingham,
James Irwin and Patrick Mc<;Off. They
stepped from the track to get out Of the
way Of u passing train and walked .li-
rectly in front 0f the locomotive % the
ODlMlSite track.
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Congressional Notes.

lSASulx.:TON, Fcl'. 1:;-Thc House
committee Oh commerce tO-t!::,y gave Il
hearing 10 the delegation FROM Oregon
c, the requirements Of the uaviyabie
waters Of that state.
The circulation Of the ~t.ntlar'! silver
dollars for the week ending F.;'. II, waS
,133.:.,S against 1::O.:et1 Tor the ;.,rreS-
,r,.nli,ly Week in lSSi.
The HOUSE. committee on war claims:
heard an argument this morning H..
Met ::.rrai.an in :l'tv.M';,a.y "t his c!ai:i;.
40 action taken l,y ,l:c committee.
Levi johnson, "i tain, .\nthnny j"-
Sr,,-. Of New Mexico. and Pedro !. Jar
a,ni:io. Of Fleyt", >trw Mexico. present.
ted themselves at t!;e clerks office this
morning and were sworn and sent sx'-
fore rl.. grand Jury 10 testify in the Star
Route eases. by Sul'wrn.s "tthe two
las, named ;i,rv were directed to bring
with !l,vnl ali i.;!:er>. hook and let
ter, r>.D:u:.,:: 10 ,;'a!l service in Colorado
since" .julv i::t, iSI>. :ii,i All letters s:gi,-
~, hv :. W Dorsey J. ". Dorsey. J. il.
Miner, NJ. &. Periril. ar any vi thcM'
Oh the back al the >u:'w"na was the
fv':nwinx: "On a,i;v,i report IL J.. II.
Woodward, V.<!Oi:;tr Department talk
~ no ",,c.' Examination showed tl,at
Sub,rr:;.s Were signed with the maine q!
tn. Clerk Of Court, but the signatures
were not that q; tine Clerk. The pre-
sumption is i:.:y were i>>u.r: by parties
connected with the conduct If ilivt~tig;l-
tio,,, without taking the tr ub!e t" hav.
them properly -ig"~i by the Clerk OF
court. How many have been >..,,: :o:tl.
in this mann r. Is unknown.
The Pr.<i ,r',t today nominated Wn.
/ NcMe.ken Surveyor-(;.nsr:,l" "f the |
! :. for Washington Territory.
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Paris STOCK Market.

New York, Feb. IA private dis
patch from Paris on Saturday said fail
uTes were occurring in al! parts of the
country. Markets would lie necessarily
depressed for ut least sixty days. Par
ties supposed to have early information
upon Gould stocks are buying Wabash
common and preferretl; Northwestern
common is one Of the favOrites for u rise.
The company is earning II PR cent. on
its stocks.
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axD.Jsion in q Coal Mine.

:. r,''. l::,,.--Thcre WAS an cX-
i. .' y. h''' v:r!,iay in til" coi'iery ~
.,, "'':' ia Valley. The water hOlist.s'
nj 'r.*'.i two miles oil: Loss Of life
,m, -, w.t.. II being SATURDAY night
ii ., =. persons were in the pit. 1--WE
" men arr out Of employment.
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Damage by High Water.

Sr. iI,C,S. Feb. ll.-A Mine'la. Tex.
sl,eciul says: The great storm, is allmr.
entity alv,tiny. Two bridges on the
Texas Pacific. Eastern Division, are
washed away. AMI trains ar,' stopped.
Orders arc issued IT, hold all trains en-
tylt on the Mis~.'ri Pacific ut Dallas to-
night. .;crio,,. w:,sl,"l,,< are r.l"'rtcai
on the Texas Central ut ChaM'l"'r~
Creek. and the runningoi trains is tcn.-
ln,rari!v ln,;,,lonetl. Great damage and
much delay t" all the Texas rr.d-.
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Northern Pacific in Canada.

OTTAWA. Feb. l4.-Ex-Cnitel States
Minister Picrr'!0nt, .In". =. Stokes. W..
{. Stokes and \. H. Holmes, solicitors
for the Northern Pacific railway, have
arrived here to interview the govern
,l,cnt ON the subject q; "l'taining con-
nection :nr the Northern Pacific With
the Manitoba lines. VIM. McNugall
has l,cen retained ~ their counsel in
('ana,l:,.
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Star Route Cases.

WAsHINs:TON, Feb. II. - John VI.
Frcw, OF Durango, Colorado, was cx;sn'-
incl ~ witness before the grand jury
to-day in the Star route cases. He was
instructed to bring all letters received
l,y him from, =. W. I)Orsey, J. W. lk'r-
sey, J. II. Miner and NJ. \. Reer,lcl' "r
any "f them in relation t" mail service
in tolore,iO since july lst, 1873.
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Death Of a Noted Mechanic.

New YORK, Feb. 13.-('ha<. W.
Stevens, formerly "f San Francisco. died
t,-lay ut III, East :,7tl, street. where he
had l'een living for the past four months
with his family. Stevens was u civil
engineer and master mechanic. He
built the first lt'cNnOtivc run in Cali
f0rnia and s,,pcrimtcn.letl the luil.ling
of tlpe first railroad in Oregon.
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Aesthetic.

CHICAGO, Feb. l8.-The audience
which greeted Oscar Wilde at the Cen
tenntal Music Hall, tonight, was COM
posed Of the most cultivated class of Chi
cago. 1t was very attentive and appre-
cjative, and at'times enthusiastic. The
Hall was fnll to OverllOwing but there
was co sign Of rowdyis'n or impropriety
of any kind.
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New Yoro Market.

New YORK, Feb. l4.-Silver bars,
1l4s. Money, sac. t;tN'ds, Irregular.
Lower stocks weak. w. L., 81.
Quicksilver, II. Pacific, ~. Mari
p0sa, 4. Wells, Fargo 4 Co., Ia. \.
Y. Central. l3Os. Panama, ~. Union
Pacific, ll7!. Bonds, 11Hi. Central
Pacific, sol. Bonds, 1l3!. Sutro. +
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A Town in Insurrection.

NEW YORK. Feb. l3.-'rAc ritiZrlIS "f
Greenwood sitelllHn Co., having resisted
the sale Of town property levied on u''-
der the Judgment for interest on town
bonds issued in aid Of railiamd never
built, the Governor has issued prs1la-
nation declaring (;recnwMnl in Il state
0f inaurrvtiOn, and warning the people
to dcsist from, opposition t" the cxeru-
ton Of lawful process.
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London News.

LoNiON, Feb. l4.-Jt il said on good
authority Is 1t IL believed that in the
event Ot u new p0lar expedition l,eing
Organize<l in connection with the at
teml,ts to discover Leigh Smith, Capt.
Markham, who served under Sir (;e&,.
Nart~, will have command.
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Failures.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 13.-The c"tt"n
brokers who failed are 4. l.. Walker,
James 4. Lafitte, Winchester 4 Mack
j1hs, Lewis l. Williams, Payne X
Green and Williams, Pincllar.l 4 ca.
All were future brokers and buycn.
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Terms OF Traatv Sicuel.

~" i.':>. i'.'h. l%.--.\,ivi:s'~ from
'''''' 'In':,'r ,.'. " .!anuary 22,tn report
: ~ 'I:'i. ~: ;,c:s.'" has t"rN >iGhcN
81. ."n . ':lci' :n:i Peru. by its se;'''>
Ni'.- ~. W: .;;:!.:; .,labOarn.
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Horrible.

49,; fi:fi:!;>.:i ~, v'el,. l:;.-.A jewish
"'! r"n>i>l!!.. "i the mother. Il tlatigi'-
I,'' seventeen AMI Il son aged four
an "iE' """:I n..l~>a;.rc,l hy the peas
.! -" l';rirl ni \nOnic.f.
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C0ndrmatiOne.

WAsHIN.'TON, Feb. lathe Senate
to-day confirmed the following named
p0stmasters: T.. A. LOunsburg, Biz
marck, Dakota; Frank \. Leach, Val-
lejO, California Henry 4. Hal~.y,
Dutch Flat, California.
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Congressional.
SENATE.

WASHlNGr,S, Fell. 1+.-rhc M'Nti,m
Of E.ln,untls to consider the anti-lnly-
gan,v hill out Of its order WAS defeated.
~ tU -. and the consideration Of the
calendar proceeded with. /.
The senate Military Committee Is
considering the allegation against Major
RM.te~tcr. Iayn,a~ter General "t the
Arialv
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Skipped.

DETROIT, Feb. 13.-No news from
Navin, the Adrian fugitive Mayor.
Ralph J. Jewell, . prominent eitisen
and hardware merchant, has been ar-
rested for completely in - alleged 1T
tempt 1t fraud. The Sheriff is In pos.
save on friendly request and as dupe
Of Navin.