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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-23
DELINQUENT TAX CoLLEcroRs.-I, the

DELINQUENT TAX CoLLEcToRs.-I, the
House OF u :legates yesterday. Mr.. Polisrd Of
tarsd the tol,Ring. 1hiol was asr,ed to:
Resotred. That tie Auditor Of Pablo Ac-
counls be ins:sus.ed to f,roish TO this house il
formation as follows FIs;. 10 what oauotes and
corporations Of this Coum ,nwssl.h collectors
of property and ospitatio. SKIS deli, q lent {, r
1880 were sppointed, Second. The uames OF
such collectors aod their securities respectively,
and the penalty of the bond exscu ed by escb.
Third. The amount paid Toto the Th1snsuIy by
each ef such ootc ors. Fourth. Wbe'hsr auy
ct such collectors nsya failed TO settle with the
Treasury for the amount c,liso ed By them; AID
if 30, which.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-23
bIED

Ia Phiisiplph;a. March 22l. ROSA VIE q
joseph Dfeiius. forn.r!y of this city, g. .ef - :
short illhess OF brain fsva-, in the 2lst yea! o.
her tse. FdIersl Friday, March - n.
At Els res;de5 CO In Nsnjem oy district. Chsiitii
county, I'D at G45 a N March q oftyp9NTI!u
son, (to,m,rly of Prince George c5uS:y)'H
the lib re of hia sge
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-23
The Talk of the Town

COLUMBUS. Co., Feb 4 1881
h. II. Warner & Co.. Sirs-Ycur ST..
* dooy AID Liver Cure boats all thc pedirrs.
L have ever heard of fer kidney add liver ~
eases. L. has cur,d genuine CASE o! RripSI,
Diseas, hero il Columbus JGdse TN
Brooks |. and that Is proot enough fer M. |,
is The talk of ito toWp. =
j. n. GILBERT. MD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-23

FIRE IN MILLw ooD.-0n Tkursdsy I3hl,s;,
two wooden buildings near thu Mc.hodt;
Church in aiilWood, Woo destroyed by l''
One building vas occupied By DR.. a. y Hsa
do!pa rs sn ctlic,; by Mr. Philip She:.,' IS =
sscre and By FIR Tauo!o Grady AZ A, oya:~
aslcoH {; the other Was u OF b, tbs OLA F,io:s
90 Lodge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-23

General Lse 10 said 10 have naked s..ss,'::
whom he fouad eating green persimmons il Re
did ros know they wsre VI ii. fer food. "lm
not eRt;ug them for food, General" replitl Ito
man, u en- eating taem 10 draw Up m5 stom,c'
10 q. nv ru,iorsi'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-23
File.

EooRsaEAD. MIMI, March 2s.-Adyices
lsom HaWley. Clay & 70. sts.e t1st B,lnes q
McGiips Grain elevator. with $50 OjO bushels Of
Wnes', was destroyed by fire. On Tuesday night
SN0 600. srd thereis an Insurance f., sbnnt two.
thirds OF that .lnsuat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-23
5HRcri0Ce.

PARIS, March % -MdIc. Jssnue H,cs-
narte, lh' daughter Of tn. Is's PHI c, Pipirs
B'napaEse, @ho shot Vic;or Ncir, wss nar,isd
tt-iay to .ha Msiquis D, Vicreu7, Ps,s,
Uont. O leci'inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-23
VIRGINIA NEW.S.

Mf VIII lam II. Ptous has sold iha Coz.
louisville Gsz,s,e to Mess;s. L,vsock & E.kia.
At Halifax Courthouse 90 NJ ,odsy the grand
jury returned ''a0s .ruo biti' 10 the csss 81
the parties charged With shoolioz ADD kll!irg @
rogue in the &C: CT stealing hogs from toe
Weldon Mills short tine ago. Peoule of tie
whole couotry both white aud colored are
LighIy grsliied at The result
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-23
Court OF Appeals Yesterday.

BaIu 4 Br9ihar vs.. Baff's administrator.
ARGUED BY Judge ". W. Ctump for appellant
ind submitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-23
xandrla Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

Inc lest fen yeNs than the iliriiuGl gai5s
7hon he hiss preferred tho chsrge Of MOI real
d,oca 81 surely does not accord with public
policy or the interest Of the Pablo s,rvica tha.
thasa merely coioraole Confess should ba recog.
Izsd or encaursgsd, s oecialy whsre tho c:S-
tcs;sn!s and their cour sci reside so nsar st kand
Sd are nble 10 prosecute their rrstanLoDs with
out serious iEcohvsli anc, or expeGse
All of which is respectfully submitted on be-
h alf Of the c:ntastee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-23

GHREDDED COD FISH for sale By ~,
- feb2t J. @. MILBURA'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-23
Financial.

NEW YosK. March 18th, stock make.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-06
Our Young Readers.


There's = funny old fellow. % I've heard say.
Who comes alou< with ne clu<c ~ DAY.
Win > be-. bi< 14K On b. shoulders hung.
And . <h&Iouy mantle a1ouf him hung.
<oe. the funniest part - fnc story. icars.
u this. that nobody c<rr hears
me Cd man q o<<tfp< - quiet - hc.
And ~ queer Old <clf noo,dy can See.
nut what % you think 10 comes 70 40.
q little ones. xrt{-cyci o~nowncycd. Or blue;
He >prinkIc< sand On {urr cycIid~ white
A. ; On - 'ti< time % INV goodnight.
And the dear little cyts. 20 heavy they grow
they droor. ana 20 lass Close tight. yon must
And ~wrsppins hi> mant'c around you fast.
ne carries you 90 20 drxamiand ~ last
Would you know me name o. this wonderful
Ak msmma 20 tell you n she can
Ione 49,. ny darLinTs. when / like you.
He came % me with tn twilight gray
And made me weary. ~ Last. ~ play.
Just ~ be- comes o. my own little q
Even now. when the long. long DAY - onc.
-Aary a. brin<. n Our Late 0u<s-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-06

u.--. t--t. 1911 1I:II.- I--1 .t.1
,h.;~ c,,.s,~ !. ~. m
ny f..es.s ~ .nf" ~ the county,
80 ~ ..o.n 'nc,s nouSe we're nc'as
-nI -'e" s,e" ''n nnu
80 y ro..es a-~o ~u'.ucnonS
-.--n 1.r'..nes nre" toP'a,
'-.r-~" ~ '.un .nes .~tf'eu
''ne. ~ .ns. ,A.nsl NM ~ men
n-.-. "c -
H. n..s w. IN $500
= ..''h - rs ~ p'ss o. ~
n 80 snr-.S 10y ~. 1917 ~.
. NY, "sn' VIII tnslnr IL
a~na.. 1.. 4 - '.o6'
''1~e "aS maS.'n' anu con-
..nni-e. = w 80 80 .sic Il W.
.- $1,000 - 5'IanSc w
It'll nn 49, 4 10y ps'Son whom rs
NJ, "a y. 49, .pr.ou. .e .oo'i ~
hsrn. ~ Il. 1870 W. '. Z.
na.n ~ sn.. . 4 ne eame aeFoss
~ '' are ~ 1919 49, Y Win M ,srIn
!. e N = pieces 'e'ofe hau s'ne
~ rhx ~
utn n,u o1u n.,1s's'
, "nsn ~ 80 shaNs nanuS IS Mou'a po-
.se., ..o'u ous ~ p1". - never wen.
WEI Is was no' Nantsn. ou' Kept ~
~. an unan 1870; 81 nn'll
rs~ .na' 'nete ~ sonc'n'n2 iVf
nm - ". \.
one w. - w cn'u'sn "eIe cIosS
.ne w ne,us. = iu1ipus s.ce1 ca'ne rusn-
~, anE 49,, nc Z 1927 - iounS m
~ eniiuten Ian = ~ ~ 'ney con'u'
W. 'ne 49, Ian inucn faster De'ote
~, WA 'eneu Nv ienee ~ oee.tooN
sin.s. VIC 49, 'ne sma,'ss, anu WI
ABOUT - s'I1ek 9er WIN IL horns 'uss
nm 1919 Il anS INN ~ nc
80 a'u X. MN - na,u ~. tns Steer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-06

Ernrx Lo.- who y. w;lo-.r.t. .rl
hr;.,h, ,x;t,s5 DIV h.s;n ~ ..rr r,ora..
81 h;s .sn .,nnor, 6.for. NJ ,.~.n;s
hsxa c.,'sl \. na,,-;Ja - h;., Tha
nc.son ~. .hnws HI. \; 5ana
~ ,h..siss- \. p,.';ad.,,.h:" m.
,'.r,~ ..h,.:,... r,..m ,f..,,5 $500 !
-. srd -.s,,-. N. ~.,~sh,;ah.an
,or.ts.- ,~;.hnn, ,,..s.n, a;sa~
.nee- ~ rr..,iy, y. n n~.ds ~ the;r
<,acl r.,sr. .rd ~.ci s..s. .,.il -
IN ,h.:- rrs;,nss sh.';.r'
..Th.r. 4. =, I'M. ~ r -
p~ha.i.ish:. ~ .,~ .:,r. -.,,
far;s,- .rd -;il.-sn;.r.rs ~ho.e crssr.
--- --r.~1 -..ht:.
f,,an,:nn .rtss 49, $3.50 n;.had
-esrl...-s -"e,Aa IN 49, -s ..s1 ~
~ en- ,.s ~, \, " onms'-."
ara .h~.;.. T. 49,: u'..ti'.nm~.. !.
~ s;if 1,,mra s.s.s;.,;sn ~ Nv
r..:ss c.s.~.. N
..Ttn-" -. - 49,. .a..,a
y, .aa 49, $500 Co.. 49," \.
~ ~ tn.se 49," - - scLnc1 .nd
49,. ,ha;r i.;,,rs n,v. y. IN
..Th.r -ar~.n;,"5 .nI 1890 ,~.,,,;...
n Nav. issi. obta;ned e~gs from Al
nuorfpr< and Iuriux the <rne0n raised
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-06

II II not an uncommon f1lrx 70 80
IN . Republican Journal denuncialion Of
JAY Arab Hubbcll for bis course ia
icS<inx political assessments. and Ecrr
and there = Republican county convcn-
ton has attacked him b. name.
BY rcaso d his capacity - Chair
man d che Republican Congressional
Committee. Mr.. Hubbcll j. placed IN .
conspicuous position a. chief u the Re-
publican tribe Of assessors. and cannoi
iairly complain Of assaults made By
journals or persons who arr opposed %
the iniquitou<, corrupt and cxtortionate
methods BY which the Republicans raise
money for campaign purposes. Il j. an
outrage that any man or SET q men =
be permitted 10 forage for campaign
supplies through the departments a.
Washington and in every nook and
corr = = the land where Federal Office
holders can o. found. II u dcmoralix-
ing 20 the service. degrading 70 the in
dividual who Is yictimizci. and expcn-
siye 70 the public In that the necessity
for lootiny il instrumental in keeping
supcriluouS men in Office. in maintain
ING many salaries At cxorb;tant figures.
and In getting many worthless men into
places 90 the exclusion Of those who are
IN every respect their super1ors- These
who are conscicntiously opposed 70 the
spoiis system attack Hnbbeil - the
present head Of that system IN the Re-
publican party organization The work
which he does. or which H. done under
his authority. Is belittling and degrad-
ing. Il is not Of a kind that . nan
with . political conscience would fancy.
His stomach would revolt at Il Hub
bell however. does il from choice.
There i no law 70 compel him 70 be
at the head Of the campaign looters-
Il be did not relish leading the raid
upon the salaries Of the oihcc-holdcrs,
he could readily get out Of il. He well
knows that people who are not con-
trolled BY the machine regard the bust
ness ~ low and mean II he. there
fore. chooses to do low and mean BUSH
ness. he must take the consequences
But Jay Arab Hubbell has : right to
demand that the Republican abuse Of
him should cease. and that the Repub-
lican party press should hasten 10 his
viniication. He Is doing nothing not
strictly in accordance with Republican
practice. II not precept- Not one Of the
Republican papers which denounce him
but would rejoice over . Republican
triumph in any State election. even il
VIGOROUSLY bought with the plumber
which Arab and bis hosts had gathered
Not one but XOuId call IL - famous
victory" II the Republicans carried (
doubtful district through the Assist
ance'' which Arab and his committee
rendered. Al 4 marty TIE Rcnnbl;c,n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-06

--I LI..- " L-tM 1920 ~. -. .-.I
,.- " y. \ ~
49, c,-~e-< 1870 S<:, "a ,..
U.-'t .-- ~. ,-,-.. N 49,
,-~ $500 .r- $3.50. ~ ~:
1870. .r< v. ~ nv
w.. y .'- ~. Il ~r. ..<r<
~r~~..:."., 49,. .:.r. ac.s
t-r-r ~. 49, <r~~,.5 Y
d. -"-... Y. $500 ~-<.s...>.,
1880 49,. L:~A 1890,
~. -- MI Ir~
n-ss1o !.
.fss- .....-<s ~ f..- 5-c.-.sss.i N,
~, 80. .-.-%~;h.,;,. 4. ..,rs s,rI x
s.s.,h~- = 80 go - <e..~ 49, 1870 =,
~. 49, ss~sr;c-
.s.,..n 49, 49, --..,,... $3.50.
49,. 49, <s~-. -.
---r- -- IH~-S-s ~ ~.
p-.s;i.rt - n. ra;<.j $50. ....s.e5s
I. ~. .c<;,~ V.c-p~c~;5c-tS A. ~.
I,.I;.;-~r 49, f-r;,.S $500 a.
IN, s~-I,..< .s;-:~>-s n-~s -
sLe $3.50 ~! "
s-hor, \. ~. 5.a.--rs... q ~ ..cs g
5c~r.. . 49, ~ 49, T1.;..5 S<.t.s CO..
c~smsn- - - shs<s oS;ccr~s ~.
cn--sss;c, ~ ~. 49, M s...sh,. ts;s
siln~;r~ ~ h,r5., - ~ts~.s;e. y.
>I.sc 49,, \ - 49, :, !. c.;~ -.
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I.e.-.~ III $50 p -
80 ~.,~r .ls.- ...-.ss -
e~..:..ri ~ -. -s---~s
~be.be~ c,.-ts - c;,!~.rs ~ - ccv
.~-~-- 49, 49,
~---n-@-- tA1tt'[s 49, 81I04y toSts- @ut
49, I. -a. .n ns,. !.
$500. ssos ~ $500
80 .Ln $3.50.
1~:-:-s.o.
~. 80 49, - k...,9 - - --I[-r-
60 th.,-s '.hr'e 49, ...h5:-
~i-rJa~ III. --~ess.. 60 -
t.~-nsI L. $780, r~- 80
$50 h;-h go. 800 -.
800 w., 49, - $3.50" ~. Z,
49, .n-- = 49, 7tP1es n1~l .ceut1u-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-06

On Friday morning. July II. 1852.
four little children living at Allonex
mine. started out with pals and baskets
to pick berries They wandered along
the highway for about q quarter Of =
mile. and then turned on = new road.
which leads through the thick woods 70
the new mine called the Wolverine.
All went well until the youngest. 4
mite Of . girl. and very small 81 her
age. being bur seven years old. COM
planned Of being tired and wanted TO 20
home. Then for the first time. il their
efforts to retrace their steps. they dis
covered that they had strayed from the
path and were lost in the thick woods.
where in many places the trees are but
q foot apart. and the underbrush grows
- high as FIVE feet. yainly they sought
the right path till nichtfall closed
around them-thcn. bruised and
scratched BY the bushes. with head.
face and limbs bitten and bat'y swollen
BY the nip Of the wicked black-iy. the
two older children belonging 10 the
Finn settlement beyond the Allouez
properl. tired and frightened. Inv down
and cried themselves to sleep. and were
found BY anxious searchers the follow
ing day in q woefnl condition. When
these children were asked for their liz
tie companions. they replied: I'VE
begged them to stay with Us. but the
2 salo ne Mos.n 81 anu nnu ne way
~ .ne rva1, an1 tnen come pack ior us.
Nv. n.s n..'e sister Mou'u MOI Say Win
~ nm. ana tnef p9'nte9 me way
tnes h1u gone \ y nat niftc.ion .
party q men searcned ~ ual' aided py
,ne n.IS'aze9 So1"eS'nn satner ana
lnn Inosner Q. Ine loSI ii't.e ones. ani
!. 49, ne whistles n ne Ai'ooe1 anu
Mo.ser'ne mines PIE" = intervals "a
'en minutes 20 guide them % me
se..'eLnents-
oasuru4s h'snt eame ana NJ chhlre
Iounu- ~ ~ea.y mother return
- ner oaoe, out We iatner Win 2 lev
Isn sltn1 ne n,g1t q iFuI'Iess <earcn;
Sunuas ~e 1ounu ne roau iuii ~
s~eoes. coI"ssIahs = rims, "ni'e
49, pat.,es .src ~ ne WOODS snd
ne "nistIss DIV ~ Wy. MONDAY
ea,ne me me Saiumet ana ne a joined
~ ne search; sending ABOUT iou nun
ursa men Toward ni2nt; ? ittie loot
pint W. discovered 2 = pIcce "a
me little girl drcss tuesday more
.'en ~efe sent ~. anu success "as
tnousnt " Pc certain ply aias' no
eni'ureh we're lound- A. evening We
shy vas Iui q dense plack LIQUIDS.
ne A Wa awfui-neser before
=. .e nD sucn ,a'.lli MT
ss :. 800 ". . .s~ npuIs. Mnue
~ sn1 nen 5--n, sncceeuin
~ sesarn -nxsnr 49, nv
Nm ~ sssrch eoo,;n,.sd ' Er 'snp 81
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-06

Somewhere IN Southwestern New
Mexico. IN the Sierra Nevada. 50 the
story runs. there ID . small valley en-
closed By high. rocky walls and acce 81
BILE only through asecrcf passage known
70 but few mem The valley i about
ten acres il extent, is watcrcd By q
lovely stream. = adorned with exquisite
flowers and j. enliyencd BY birds o. rare
plumago and beautiful voice Across
The valley y . IcdIe Of pure gold about
thirty feet wide and extending far into
the bowels o. the earth. IL You don't
believe this story, you're An incrcduIous
and unromantic wretch. --Bosfon Post.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-14
miscellaneous.

New York, Is The Euening P]8t in
its financial article, says: 1.-The advance
Ia Pacific Mail yesterday was due to the
manipulation, through senatorial reports
that were in circulation about the bene-
fits thai might accrue in the event OF
congress passing bill to subsidiza
American steamships
The Western Union declared IL
quarterly dividend, payable January 18Th
The net revenues for the quarter end
ing Dec. 31st, partially estimated, are
$3.50, GEO. which added to the surplus
on October 1st, gives S4,S17, O79; deduct
ing interest on the bonded debt, sinking
funds and the dividend just declared,
leaves surplus Of So ,498, AT.
Washington. 13.-The report Of the
New York custom house examination is
published. It recommends that salaries
be increased, The minority obiec's 70
the increase.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-14
civil Service Reform.

Washington, 1S.-Regarding the civil
service reform agitation. Brown, in his
speech, very recently exposed the demo-
cratic views. He said for more thsntwenty
years the past patronage Of the govern
ment had been in the hands of the repub-
licsns; democratic had any Of it; that the
handwriting appears on the wall, saying
the party mas been weighed in tie bal
ance by the people and found wanting,
It may be wise On the part of republican
leaders to do all in their power to secure
the passage of law to return republic
can Office holders to Fofice after the peo-
pie commanded q change Of administers
ton, 1t would be very unwise on the part
OF democratic statesmen TO give their
assent to such measure ct this time.
When we have inaugurated democratic
President and secured a fair share of the
offices TO the democrats. it will be the
proper time to consider and act upon
civil service measures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-14
Be Of Good Courage.

1t is impossible to say when dis
eases of the respiratory system are
past remedy. Medical examinations
are not conclusive in such cases.
Whatever the physicians may say,
there can be no harm in trying
HALE'S HONEY OF HoREHoUND
AND TAR, ard there may be Infinite
good. One thing is certain, that no
cough, cold or bronchial affection
can resist the salutary action Of this
wonderful preparation. unless con-
sumption has actually set in. Sold
by druggists at 80 cents and 81. The
large size being the most economical
for general use. Pixies Toothache
Drops cure in one minute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-14
rexas Faeific Lensa Grant.

Washington, BE is rumored tie
railroad lobby will be reinforced in day
or two By the arrival If @. P. Hunting
ton; who viii bring all possible pressure
to bear to save the old Texas Pacific
land grant from forfeiture. The grant was
originally made to Tom Scottis Pacific
Road. and was transferred 10 the South
err Pacific. The House committee has
reported q bill which practically unsni-
monsly declares the land forfeited TO the
United States, and the Southern Pacific
had no right to receive patents under the
original grant. If the bill could be taken
I'D there is 10 doubt of its passage in the
House by large majority.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-14
The Irish.

Dublin, 1s.-It is thought in some
qrarters that the proceedings against
DaVitt. Healey and Turner, will be
dropped.
At the Connsught assizss, yesterday, 8
farmer named Kilmsrtin, residing on one
OF the Arrsn Islands, was convicted of
grievously numbering b4ilif, and SEN
t9uesi by judge lawson to penal aergi-
tude for life.
Patrick Higgins was found guilty of
participation in the murder Of the two
Aoddys, snd sentenced to be huag next
mouth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-14
British Columbia.

Victoria, B. c., l3.-The bark Cadhry
dtdGr cleared to-day for London with
22.000 cases OF salmon valued at SIG, 200
There Is scarcity OF white labor OF
tie railway works. Chinese are found
ineffective for heavy excavation and
blasting. Large Chinese emigration il
expected in the spring. The total arriV.
ais at Victoria since January 10Th, were
% 900. OF :hess $500 are Chinese. Eigb
thousand ara en route Tor Washington
territory,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-14
TP Ia TRNLY WONDGRRTL


To see what improvementnoW exiH
ss compared with railway tTaYa
only q few years ago. To become
convinced Of this, one has only 70
select for his route East, tbs popular
and well known
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN R'Y
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot at
Council Bluffs, where stands the G,
s. NV Palace Train, composed Of
Pullman Hotel Cars. Pullman Sleep
ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches,
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars, ETC.,
ready TO convey IT'D passengers
through Iowa and Illinois, and into
Chicago Gliding smoothly alCag
over the supe Fb track Of steel rail
through thrivi ng cities and villages
comfortably sea ted in this tr0in, one
scarcely discover the high rate OF
speao which be is riding. Trains OF
Lhls road are always on time, CON
n!ecCloIns sure, and passengers seek
ING pleasure, com fort, safety ana
easy ID travelling, viii find the
n CFtn- W estern" in excess OF theiI
eXE1e.tarions, and the greatest Of all
routes "a Chicago and The East, In.
slss upon Ticket Agents selling ycG
Tickets Hs this Road all agents sell
chem Examine your Tickets and ne.
fuse 70 buy if they do not read over
Ehis Road If you wish tie Bee
travelling Accommodations, yog
PHI buy your Tickets by this Route
~ AND WILL TAKE No
@I.H "a
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British BIS.

London, IS.-The Bishop Of Winches.
ter declined The arohbishoprie of Canter'
bury, owing to his advanced age,
Lord Derby has accepted the secretary
ship for India.
A process for the cheap production o
aluminium has been discovered. The ia
vention causes no little excitement in tn,
metal trade of Birmingham and Shelf
field.
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spencer a Fug.I.ve.

Syracuse, LIT is apparent that
Senstor Spencer's brother ptevaricated
when he said the Senator had gone across
the country to visit friends He had gone
rapidly to Canada to avoid being escorted
to Washington by governmentSofieials.
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Religions Crank.

Westerly, R. L, I2.-Cyrus Barber. 8
yeung man whose mind gave way under
religious excitement, yesterday, chopped
off his leg six inches above the ankle. he
recently tried to suicide.
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Allen Appears.

Chicago, 13.-The pugilist, Tom
Allen, has arrived here, having stopped
at PittsDurg 'to have jolly time The
match with Bill Elliott will be arranged
on Friday.
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Station Southwark

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for Butte at 1900 am, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, and regular
freight train arrives daily at Ogden 8
2.I0 6. n. from Butte.
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