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Why Not CaIIftM urder1

Hor SPRINGS, ARK, September 26;aThe
jury of the inquest in the case OF Charles
Matthews, editor of the Hornet, killed last
Friday, this afternoon returned verdict
that the deceased came TO his death by three
or more blows by hickory club in the hands
of S. w. Fordyce, and by three plstol or re-
volver shots from the hands OF 3. w; for-
dyce. d. c. Rugs and Frank Flynn, and that
the killing of Charles Matthews was unJusti-
kahl
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Los 10 suE.r planters.

Ii is stated that for every ten hogsheads Of
sugar extracted from the sugar-cane, eleven
hogsheads are lost because no adequate ma
chiuery has yet been devised for crushing
the cane and extracting the rich juices
thereof. The assertion comes from the very
highest authority on matters appertaining
to the sugar culture, that our planters lose
100000 hogsheads a year by this waste, an
amount representing SIG, 000, 900 per annum.
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Mcssrs. Editors -
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Is zeaIousy devoted to her work. which is the outcome
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which daily pours in upon her. each bearing It's special
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For Kidney Complaint Of either sex this cornpoonus
unsurpassed as abundant testimonials show.
aMrs Pinkham's Liver Pills" says one writer are
the best in the toorId for the OF ConsuIanop,
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NeMmarket Races.

LONDON. September 26.-The fourth great
foaI stakes a, Newmarket were won BY
Dutch Owen; Shrewsbury and Nellie ran
dead heat for second place. There were
seven starters, including Gould.
The first nursery stakes were won oy
Saucer Boy; Inconstant second, and Petit
coat third. Ten ran, including Massasolt.
The Hopefeld stakes were won by Bean
Brummel; Macbeth second, Expert third.
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Ohio STATE board of rIre Underwrite,

COLUMBUS, o, September 26.-The State
Board of Underwriters and representatives
of stock companies doing business 10 Ohio,
consistipp Of F. C. Bennett, J. Fl. Law and
G. Gano, OF Cincinnati; o. J. Gunekel, of
DAYTON, and T. c. Parsons, of Cleveland, TO
form local boards in cities and regulate
evils in the FIRE business in Ohio. Over forty
cnmnaniea were rrnresented.
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M. Waits. of South Carolins, reports hav-
ing a female Angora goat that gives four
quarts of milk daily, the season through, OF
as rich qualify az any Jersey on his farm, OF
which he has several. He says an Angora
goat will thrive where COW will starve, and
six goats will subsist where one COW will get
only sufficient good grazing.
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Coo.Ie OF RanE, yic,,mt.ed.

TERRE HAUrE, IND, September 26.-The
Express will publish 10 the morning an se-
count of swindle perpetrated on two banks
here by a man named Thompson by means
of using duplicate bill of lading for wheat
shipped. The amount obtained was nearly
$1,000. Thompson has recently been trying
to operate in Indianapolis on the same plan.
There is no clue to his whereabouts.
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EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS.
A Grand Reception Held by the Khedive
at Ghezireh Palaee-Mapy Nota-
bles Present.
Cholera in the Philippine and SOulon
Archipelag0es-Much Alarm Felt
in Spain.

CAIRO. September &c The Khedive yes
tarday evening drove for an hour through
the illuminated streets, and WAS well re-
iyed. The Khedive will bestow upon Gen.
Wolseley the grand Gordon of the order Of
Osmaub.
will leave here Friday. The Bedouins have
chi the fresh water canal above Nefch.
A grand reception was held at the Ghezireh
paIaee to-day by The Khedive. Nearly 1000
representatives OF the different villages were
present The Khedive refused to receive
many OF the implicated pashas and beys,
who came to profess loyalty, and warned the
ulemas and other high personages that they
would be severely punished il they relsp4ed
into disloyalty. The principal British off
GERS. with their staff, were present Gen.
Wolseley, however, wss indisposed and IN
able to attend. The ceremony of presenta-
ton 10 the general Of the decoration by the
KhedIye did not take place.
There will be review of the British
troops Saturday. The Kedive's ministers to-
morrow discnss the appointment Of a court
martial for the trial OF the rebels. -
From 5000 10 5000 persons paid homage
10 rms Khedivs at his reception. He refused
to receive Ragheb Psshs, AlhHdek Pasha
and Marschid Pssha, former ministers. Che
riff Pssha and Risz Pasha strongly insist on
the necessity of capital punish ment for the
prime offenders in the revolt.
In collision on the railroad to-day be-
tween Nefch and Mabsomeh, ten natives
were killed.
G neral Wolseley is suffering from cold
and disrrhea.
AT CoNsTANTINoPLE.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, September 26.-Bsker
Psshs, entrusted with the task OF reorgan-
izing the Egyptian army, Intends proposing
Iaf RI bod hat he all lish
officers serving in The Turkish 9e'idaTmerie.
The Porte addressed note to the British
ambassador demanding 10 know what steps
were contemplated by his government il re-
gard 10 the Withdrawal of British troops
from Egypt, as they are no longer required
in that country.
AT ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA, September 26.-The British
iron clad Mspatour goes to Aboukir :o-mor.
row to re-embark the marines there. She
thence proceeds to Malta aud joins the chan
mel fleet. Arrests of men implicated in the
June msssacres continue.
Germany Favorable 10 England.
BERL1N, September 26.-It is certain that
the action of Germany will be very favora-
BILE to England in the settlement OF the
Egyptian question.
IRELAND.
CAUSE OF billions DISSATISFACTION.
DUBLIN, September 26.-DilIon has pub
licly declared his dissatisfaction at what h'
calls the "milk and water" policy, which s
msjority of the lesders are inclined to re
commend at the approaching conference.
SPAIN.
CHOLERA IN THE PHILlPPINE AND soULoI
ARCHIPELAGoES.
N.,o,o Cootarohar 0e Much alarm !
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Nev York ProhibIrionIsfs.

ALBANY, September 26.-The managers
of the National Temperance Society passe d
The foffoHing rssospiiop;
Resolped That We hail with great Subtraction
the videsprend and rapidly increasing popular
sympathy with the constitutional prohibition OF
the manufacture aud lale of all alcoholic bever-
ages as already triumphantiy adopted by Kansas
and Iowa. and call earnestly upon the electors OF
the State of New York to select and vote ior sucn
candidates only irrespective OF party, as Wlll
favor ard vote for the Submission OF the piohlD-
itory constitutional amendment TO the people OF
faS fata
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*s*FAcrs speak palmer than words, Proof
"T6e doctor told me TO take blue pill, but
Ididn't,for had already been twice poisoned
by mercury. The druggist told me to try Ed
ney- Wort, and did. II was Just the thins
form my biliousness and constipation, ana nov
| am as we'll as ever."-A. r. Sanford. sold
In both dry and liquid form.
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Exten.ive FACTORY Destroyed.

New HAVEN, Conn, September 26.-The
factory of Maltley, 81 evens & Curtifs, m anufac-
turers of plated and cocoanut wares, at Birm-
inghaw, burned this morning. The build
ing was $50 feet long, thirty i've feet wide
and four stories high. Loss $150,O00 in
sursce $500 Over 100 men are thrown
out of employment BY the fire.
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Horsfora,s Acid Phosphate


DIR. A. jenkins, Great Falls, n. H., writes:
81 have prescribed it, and can testify to its
seemingly almost specific virtues in cases OF
dyspepsia, uervousness and morbid Wig
lance or Wakefulness."
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The Fever at PensacoIa.

Mr.. A. D. Langstaff yesterday received the
following dispatch:
PENSACOLA, FLA, September 26, lSS2
A. D. Langstad, Treasured:
Telegram received. The fever is not sub
siding; rather on the increase. There IS
much destiiution among the poorer class,
but which we have not failed to relieve reg
MAR ssxs D. g. BRENT,
Chairman Executive Committee.
Mr. LANGsTAFF's REPLY.
D. G. Brent, Chairman, Pensacola:
Have $500 for you, Where shall we send
in A. ID. LANGsTAFF.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
PENSACOLA, September 26.-Sixty new
cases and two deaths. The increase in the
sick is so great and the means OF atordIng
relief so inadequate that the Board OF Health
called meeting for Tomorrow Tor physl-
clans. with view 10 systematizing the
methods for disbursing means and afford re-
lief 10 all needy.
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Bupned 10 Death Before His Wife and

CHICAGO, September 26.-Iu the town oi
Lake yesterday, the barn and match factory
owned by Anton Krieger caught lire. hrie,
ger in rescuIng his horse was either kicked
BY the animal or overcome by the smoke,
and burned 10 death. His death struggles
were Witnessed by his wife and six children
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ih6EANO.
cLrrsr OF nIIInnz,s nIssArIsEA CyrIoN

CAUSE OF DILLUNS DIsoAIIsf AOIION.
DUBLIN, September 26.-DilIop has pub
licly declared his dissatisfaction at what he
calls the "milk and water" policy, which
msjority of the leaders are inclined to re-
commend at the approaching conference.
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Lively Republican Congregational Con
yemffOn.

NEW ORLEANS, September 26.-The Re-
publicans of the Second Congressional Dis
trici, after INDUCING in free fight, in which
there were a number Of knock-downs, pistols
drawn md fired, and the negro sergeant-at-
arms of the Convention fatally stabbed, NOM
mated Judge Wash Marks, internal revenue
collector of this district.
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BOSTON, September 26.-TrOys, 1; Bos.
tons, Q.
BUFFALO, September 26.-Buffalos, q
Chicagos, 8.
new YORK, September 26.-PrOyidencef
4: Metropol;taus, ].
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TrottInx at chester Park.

CINCINNATI, September 26.-DriviDg PARK
fall trottipg; fine day and track, small at
tendance.
First Race.-2:20 class; pacing. Sailor
Bow won. Time-2:302, 2:27, 2:2S, 2:23
2:234, 2:264.
Second Rdes.-2:l7 class; troitiug. Ross
Wilkes won. Time-2.2S3, 2:244, 2sz44
2-201
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
The COIored Children Insists upon a
tending fhe white schools OF
the District.
The Garfield Observation-Disclosures Iof
Those who Desire Space for Ex'
hibifiou Purposes.
coLoREp CHILDREN

WASHINGTON, September 26.-The Comp
troller Of the Currency has authorized the
Fourth National Bank OF Louisville TO COM
mence business. Capital, 100000.
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The Orexop sepaIorship.

SALEM, Or, 26.-The first ballot to-day
stood Mitchell, Al; Prim, 80; Carey john
son, 16; scattering, 93-six Democrats are yot-
ing with the Mitchell men. The second ballot
WIS the same az the frat. Adjourned until
Tomorrow.
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Ge1mauy FAVORABLE 10 EncIaI

BERLIN, September 26.-It is certain that
the action of Germany will be very favora-
BILE to England in the settlement OF the
Egyptian question.
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September 3, 1ss2. JOHN BLACk"EL
Brooks & Hammer, Att ys for Petitioners.
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SAUGATUc, MICH, September 26.-The
drying house connected with the tannery OF
Wallin & Phillips, in Douglas, burned to-
day, together with 1000 sides OF leather.
Loss, $50, 600; insurance light.
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NEW York, September 26.-Richardson,
Boyntos & Co., 232 Water street, and the
Rubber Comb and Jewelry Company, 50
Mercer street. are seriously embarrassed by
the failure OF Toilet the note-broker.
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No. pic. amounting tn .s2s5 500
Application for rates 70 clubs should pe maze
For further information, white clearly, Gyln4
full address Send orders BY Express or ksgls-
te-ed Ietter or Money Order. addressed only 70
nj a DAGPHIE, New Orleans La. or -
A. DAUPHIN, 6oz seventh street, ~ asn-
street, Memphis
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JUDGE WASH MARKS
Nominated for Congress by the Repub-
Iicans of the Second Louisiana Dis
trict, After INDUCING
In a Free Fight, in Which One Nan
Was Killed-Fraud Among New
York Republicans.

NEW YORK, September 26.-To-dsy was
the first Of the registration in Brooklyn for
the fall election, aud the number Of citizens
enrolled was 29286, against j .087 last year
and AZ, 6S4 in 1880, the presidential year.
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INSISTING UPON ENTERING THE WI
SCHOOLS OF THE DISTRICT.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
suspe 8sf0H of g Large Hho1esaIe Dry
Goods H use OF Eostez aud fhe
western Hardware company
of Kansas City-Assets suffieIent 40 Pay
Liabilities Dollar for Dollar
Minor Failures.
Seriously Embarrassed

LONDON, September 26.-At least one firm
in Massachusetts is said to be in serious dill
ficuIties, owing to excessive expectations oil
goods 10 the Esst.
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THERACING RECORD
Fifth Day Of the Louisville Fall Meet
inz-Four Well-Contesfed
Events.
Trotting at Chester Park-Brighton
Beach Raees-Winners at New.
market-Baseball.
Carley n. Purchases by the Dwyers.

NEW YORK, September 26.-Mr. Hslford
aud come members of the British military
team sailed to day for England
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Notice.

ETTERS of administration on the estate OF
IL James Speed, deceased Lave been granted %
the undersigned; all persons having claims agal1s.
said estate are requested TO exhibit same. ana
those indebted TO said estate viii please call ana
settle. Memphis, September 3. - s.vvn
Clapp & Beard, Attorneys. wed
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Lnek wark.Rurned
Tannery Partially Destroyed.

LANCASTER, Pa, September 26.-The lock
works of Frame & Bro. we're burned this
morning. Lo.s $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
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NEWARK, N. J., September 26.-lt is sus-
pected that yellow fever ship is anchored
in Newark bay. The case will be referred
to the New York authorities.
The sstaatfsn "a Brownsville and sfata-
m0xas-
BRowNsvILLE, TEX, September 26.-The
water is disappearing from the streets. Five
new cases oil yellow-fever 10 day, one death.
Mr.. George Davis, deputy collector OF GUS
toms at Point Isabel, died of fever; nine new
csses there to-day. DR.. Lehman, volunteer
physician, OF the inns Democrat IS at Ban
Pedro rancho. DR.. Murray, of the Marine
Hospital, is at Arroyo, COL, perfecting the
Gordon. Communication with Matamoras is
opened, under the supervision OF Health
Officer Wolfe. The fever in Matamoras is
considered nearly over. One death sloce
Yesterday There is no fever on the Texas
side from point twenty miles above this
place. The fever is increasing at Reynosa,
Camareo and Mier with great mortality.
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THE GARFIELD MONUMENT.
TO APPLICANTS FOR SPACE AT THE
ppOros m ~ rprrIn1


WAsHIEGToN, September 26.-The Board
OF Direction of the Garfield monument fund
orders that application for space either for
loaned or donated exhibits be made on or
before the 1st of November, and all exhibits
must be placed in the hands of the board on
or before November 11th. Two dollars will
be charged for the entry of all ex-
hibits made for the advantage or profit
of exhibitors. There will be no charge
for space for exhibitions of this class,
but all cases, counters, etc, must be put up
at the expense of the exhibitors. All pack
AGES should be addressed, "Gar6eld Monu-
ment Committee, Washington, ID. c." aud
bills lsding mailed to F. I. Wilson, secfe-
tary of the Board of Transportation, and in
surancs upon all art exhibits loaned for the
occasion and transportation upon all arti-.
OF Direction. Transportation upon all other
exhibits made for the profit of exhibitors
will be at their coat and risk. The Michi-
gan Board of Commissioners are disple ased
with the character of some of the buildings
in which the Board OF Direction propose to
distribute the exhibits, and tonight unaui-
mously resolved 10 decline 10 proceed fur
Their in carrying out objects of the enterprise
until they receive satisfactory assurance as
10 the character of the buildings to be &C.
cured aud the amount of space TO be allot-
ted the exhibitors from Michigan. They
also invite State boards to meet with them
at an early date and take such action as may
be deemed advisable.
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Anxarf Kanxaroo.

LADIES shouid know that Ayers Hair
Vigor is a superior and economical dressing.
1t has become an indispensable article for
the toilet
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RICF-At the residence of her mother, hrs
Nav Skelly, No. rs Winchester street, Mrs MARY
RICE.
Funeral takes place from ST. Bridgers ehurcn
this "WEDNESDAY morning ct O'Clock Friends
and acquaintance are respectfully invited to at
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Louisiana State Lottery Comply
Ie14sistnre for Educational and Charitable puT-
soses-with Q capital of 1900. 0oo-to which re-
serve fund OF $4,000 has since been addeo
Vas made part of the present State ConsttunSn
adopted December 2, AID. 1873 an.
Te ONLY Lottery ever voted on ana faoorsed on Ae
peopLe of any Sdte
II Never Scales or Posfpones.
It's Grand sfnE1e-Number Drawings
take place monthly
"A SPLEN DID OPPORTUNITY TO WIZ
a E0RTUNE TENTH GRAND DRAWING,
CA Il. AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY. &C.
TO8ER 10. ISS2-I49th Monthly DrawiHe
IooE Al the foIIowiDg Scheme, under the
exclusive supervision and management OF
cen a. n BEA UREGA I'D, Of La, ana
cen IURAL a. EARLY, OF Va,
VINO MANAGE all the drawings of this company.
10Th ORDINARY aud sEMI-AHGUAL, and attest
he correctneEs Of the published Ofdcial Lists.
CAPITAL PRlZE, $15,OOO.
foo 0Oo TICKETS AT FIVE DOLLARS ZACH.
20 aCTIONg IN FiFTHS In PROPORTION.
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New YORK, September 26.-The BTyer
Bros have purchased from A. Burhan the
black gelding Carley E., three years old, for
$1,000
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Gasfou,s Hotel.
New Clarendon Hotel.
Peabody Hotel.

A. j. IL -. - AZ
Corner Madison and Second Streets.
RATES-s2 and 81 so per day. Electric Dels;
| electric lights; passenger elevator runs day ana
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Masonic Notice.

A EGEROSA LODGE. No 16s,F- &AM a
"A will work in the E A degree this ~ -
(WFDS ESDAY1 night, Sept 9th, at Z sow ~
O'Clock Visiting brethren are fraternsiiT NJ
invited
By order JOHN bEAAASn- "-A-
DoDGE C. TRADKk. Secretary
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YELLOW-FEvER.

No Improvement at Pensacola De.
creasiog az Brownsville.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31

1t never rains but it pours. A New
port visitor, after long struggle man
aged TO get foot hold in society, and all
of sudden found that he had been invi-
ted TO nine dinner parties, all on the
same evening. Utterly unable to decide
which one to accept she sat down and
had good cry over it, and that made her
eyes and nose so red that she was
ashamed to go to any.
A Scotch minister was once busy cat
echizing his young parishioners before
the congregation, when he put the first
question to stout girl whose father
kept a public house: what is your
manner" No reply. The question having
been repeated, the girl replied: Name
O yer fun, Mr.. Minister, We ken my name
well eneuch. Dye no say when We come
to our house on night, Bet, bring me
some ale"
Receipt for domestic happiness: An
article is now going the rounds entitled:
How to Make Home Happy" The
article dosen't state that the following is
the way, but it is, though, just the same
One Grand piano, 81 900; Langtry tickets
$50; summer at Newport, 81 600; sealskin
sacque, $3.50; ea-gowns, $500; season
tickets for opera, $500. fashionable Jewell
~, 81 900; fashionable dogs $500; fash
ionable fans, $500; sundries, sec, 900.
Total $4,000.
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THEATER COMIOUE.

Ttro Nesr Teams, Fire Ne,c Faces, Ttco
Grand NatiNees.
The "Trudells,' Al and Dell, will appear
at the Comique this week for the first time
in their new and original sketch, ''Risibili-
ties Gallagher and German, the
greatest black face song and
dance team in the country Will
be on hand to amaze the patrons
of the house, and Baby and Gay Fenton,
the wonderful child artists, still remain.
This will also be the first appearance of
the musical moke, Clark Hillyer, who can
play on more instruments than any other
artist in his line. Miss Allie Ballinger.
Miss Grace Bowen and Miss Laura Craw-
ford, the vocal queens, will present new
selections.
The petite princess, Miss Lulu Roze, will
close her engagement al the end of the
week, as will also Green add Seville. who
will produce their latest specially this
week. The full company. grand clio. etc..
are on the programme, and matinees will
be given on Monday. New Years day and
on Thursday afternoon at 2:30.