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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
MARRIED,

At the residence of Mr.. ". G. Lind
scy, on Thursday evening the lllh inst,
at ST. O'Clock, Mr., Leroy Hodges, o.
this city, and Miss Jennie Tcmplin, of
this vicinity, by Rev. r. H. Parker, Of
the Main street Methodist Church. The
attendants were: Mr.. l.. +. Williams
and Miss Minnie Bunting, Mr., j. Archie
Pile and Miss Bette Dixon, Mr.. W. L..
Bradley and Miss Cornie Wood, Mr., j.
+. ChildrcSS and Miss Lula LaSlie, Mr.
Arson Kingand Miss Dora Rogan; all
of this city.
The beautiful grounds of Mr., Lindsey
were beautifully Illuminated After the
very fine supper, which Mr., l.indscy's
folks are in the habit of gclti, g up, was
served, the party all adjourned to the
parlor, and at this Junction the kuhncrt
Cornct Band of Bristol struck up the
"Swcct Bye anN Bye" The supper was
said to Doc one Of the finest ever set in
Bristol, and it would be an injustice to
attempt Il description of it, The happy
couple TOOK the early morning train for
Joncsboro, where they viii take private
conveyance for Mr.. Hodges home in
Washington county, Tenn. May they
live long and prosprr.-BriStoi RpJiJE
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
PERSONAL,

Mr., Sam j. James has our thanks for
Il cape May paper. lie has returned
with fine full stock of clothing.
Messrs. Norvell & Mcdowell have
purchased the shoe store and will con-
''''"e the business In the Ayers Block.
Mr. Evan Davis takes his family 70
thelr fine country farm two miles below
town. Mr.. j. c. Oliphant will next
week remove his family to the property
OF Mr.. Davis on Virginia Hill.
Capt. Henry Bowen was in town last
Thursday, on his return from Scott Co..
where he found more Bowen men than
you could count in week.
Col. j. ). Browning and his lady spent
several days last week MS the guests of
MI John \. Brewer. Col. Browning
VIII soon take the stump for Wise aud
Bowen.
DR.. H. NJ. Hickman, the popular Alb
lngdon druggist called to see us few
days ago, and said II. NJ. IL. il always
welcome to this office.
Mr.. John Is. Pennington OF Ice, one
OF the llvclicst Readjustcrs therein called
Iosce us last week. lie says they don't
count now in the eastern end of Lee.
They are all for Wise and Bowen.
NJ Sam Logan Pennington of Lee has
been appointed to IA clerkship in the PEN
sion Department at Washington for
which place he left on Frdoy last. lie
IL splendid young man.
Oh, this Arthur administration.
DR.. Chas. S. Vance, of Cisco, Texas,
ia in town, visiting his father, DR.. VIM.
y. Vance, aud other relatives and
friends. He will remain about week.
lie is looking quite well, and likes his
adopted home.
Mr.. Frank Richmond, Of Lee, called
to zee us last week. Frank Is splendid
trader--a good fellow-u good subscriber
phys well--rcads wcll--but has not
improved in polite, enough to obtain
diploma from the Rcadjusler party,
Mr.. NJ. l.. ComAnn has removed his
family from Lynchburg, and now resides
with Mr.. j. W. BondouWnt in the Car
ter property on Main Street.
Mr.. james 4. Callahan is building II
handsoms brick cottage on Va, Hill,
Mr. james y. Browning and Others
will sneak ut Ccdarville next Saturday
night the 23rd. ...
Col. John G. English, nftcr n three
year absence IN Miss, called 10 see us
last week, looking well and happy. II
it were wartime of old, he would have
to disguisc hinfrlforbc shot forJrllcrsol
Davis by the first Yankee rading party,
The reconnaissance II remarkable.
Cashier j. W. Carr says the Bank
WIN hereafter take and pny ont trade
dollars ~ par.
Mr.. ". l.. Brewer and daughter Miss
lIauiv hn'r jusl returned from Trip to
Cincinnati.
Mr. A. G.. Smith. Foreman Of Thu
Office Inns returned fiona three Wrck'
trip to Lynchburg, Buckingham and
Cumberland.
Judge lInrrourt Of Texas, aficrH pro-
lraclrd stay IN our town ns the guest 81
Or. llirkS returned Yesterday to Texas
lie Is II very able and accomplished
ln,mLrr Of the Texas judiciary
Or. Tho. II, Hicks returned last Sal
urINy evening from n protracIirc riti
to puln.N and Wylhc.
Nj. WIN. y, Keller, returned lHst Sat
urday from polklob, \, c., where he
had been called by the Illness Of hi'
.iNrr-in-lHw,
saa..a.H - .aHHaa=
NJ hr1,rr mIru TlrTpKTnTTDp
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
Il. SILVERTHORNE.

We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement OF the above Lynchburg jew
elry house, ana can assure them that they can
deal with no better house. His stock IL large,
handsome and varied. His assortment Of OPP
crn and field glasses, optical instruments and
plated ware deserve especial mention. Tho
house Is reliable ana the statesmen arc polite
and attentive. Send your orders or give him
II call when You visit lynchhurg. ADVERTISE
mcnt viii be found on our second page,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
Personal. TO Men Only.

1nE voLrAi0 BELT 60, Mnrshnll,
Mich, will bend DR.. DYES CELE'
nRATsD ELECrRo.NOlTAlc BELTS
Ann ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on trlal
for thirty DAYS Ia men young or ODD
who nro afflicted with Nervous Dcbll.
NV, Lost Vitality and Manhood, ana
Kindred lrouhlep, guaranteeing nloeuS,
and a. mplste restoration ofhehllI am
manly vlgnr. Address M above, n
B.-Nn risk II incurred, ny lhlr'y
dnyR' trial In allowed.
Nov. \ Silly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

Several mote 4. No, ! plrc Insurance
companies added to my hsh h, ,.,,.
company / have ia rendered absolutely
secure by deposits with ,be TREASURER '.,, "
Virginia. Desidc this doublc security
ihpy nre the very hest companies 10 . .'.
isicncc. I shall he glad to take RISKS Ior
good parties. For lCycnrs nave p '.'..,
In li,r buslncss and have never aIlo""'
"nstomrri 20 suicr p.,,,s
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
A Cnnrh. NnId or lsnro Ihront


should be- stopped. Neglect frequently
results In an ipcumlb LupJ Dinasg ~
Consumption. BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TROCHES does not disorder the stomach
like cough sytUps and tlanus, hut act
dHriW Db The mduuiui ydHa nlluylng
irritation give rcllrfln Asthma, BrUprbi-
iis, Coughs, Cdidrrb, and tic 1hrodi
Troujie5 which SINGERS and Pubiic Spc1k-
ers ARE subject io. For thirty ycnrs
Browns Bronchial 1rochc. have been
recommended by physicians, mud have
always given perfect satisfaction llay-
ing been tested by wide and constant use
lor nearly ~ entire generation, they
have attained wcll-mpllr1 rank among
the Few staple rcmcdipso Of the ngc. Sold
ut ~ cents u boX everywhere.
Jan. -, 's2-ly
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NM. \ Im-nnIr-l-. nnl u-L-I-.


10 Sul Frnuk, nnd Charles AdlUr merchants
aud partners unirr M" firm ma STYLE Of
Frank n Adler John v. liird, ptyiun H.
MclRrtN aud j, 4, lhid. murrhnuis aud
pmrinur, under sly!uul u I.MmHl llyIlA Go.
Thnmns q Hood, lnm,a liuuhrlgni, Andrew
e. Sim. Solomon \ Miller lrinh u. lut,
Snlnuul w. BRAUN, Henry w. Gmdnlur aud
Henry W. Edwards w,I.lnuiH nnl partners
under The firm uud uvl"ui lluld, liunhrlphi
A co., Leon EUlwur ANA liuuItWrn Newman
merchants anu UutiutiH under The nrin und
ptylr ~ EUluunr Newman. Mitchell llutu.
nn,n, merchant DOING huuuuHH under the
uumu uui style ~ thH li"innnii MullnC-
turing Company pHllp barry nWll Dnr.
hv. nni ~ Franklin nnrhy, merchants nnd
pnrtnrts under the firm MA utll NJ DWl,
4 60, John \ llnrnrr AlhpH n, llurnpr,
John W, ll1nvr w. Frank lluuuL j, Alnrr
Riylur jnWus Preston, nud Eugene e. Inv.
rct, merchants mi pnfiuorf in1Ur the arm
and style NJ John A. llUrhrr s. COS
'fnLp notice that ahnll move thu Honorable
Judge NJ the tntuli court. Tor ihp county ~
Washington, w., IN term ilunu, un he
18th tlhy VI ihu uuubiiotm, ly} Of uIruurl,
" attachment, witch WIS uln1 }plt h9llnn,
anal m ,utr utrtUHtiun hisuod uut NJ thpulurk p
ulnuu uf the Iltruii tuuH ul sbid Duhiy ui
Wuhinptun, ul The ~ iry ~ July l"' IN
the rmuruy wit ~ lfpui \ Amer null others
~. tnrii q lluWphruNu Wii uiliriH Then nid
now pending iu ulid Circuit iuufi ~ washing
ton c,nuty ulufrHnit, iu which Wl HuIi you
ARE The plaintiffs nnl uiu unr NJ the defend.
ants anil which utii attachment bus lurn lrt-
irl upun ny Hrpurutp Hud lulit idunl ilurItiy
'ttu truni uliun which ishnll mufuihr Hon.
nrnilp Judge aforesaid, NJ tlir time and place
aforesaid Nv utHsh, iissulvp. Dismiss M
vi nlr ud attachment. mr. Tint The SAINT WI
issued upon lhlHu suggestions hnl wllhum sui
rplpi rnisr. Respectfully -
j. y. fAitlH.
u. 4. BAILEY. ,,,,,,,,.
aug Wg ~,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

Parents who allow their children
to grow up with scrofulous hnm6rs
bursting from every pore ARE guilty Of
great wrong. Think Of them point
ed out az branded with loathsome
disease, and you will readily procure
them the Cuticura Remedies,
A pure, wholesome distillation Of
witch hazel, American pine, Canada
fir, marigold. clover blossoms, etc
fragrant with the healing essences of
halsam and pine, Such Is Sanford's
Radical Cure for Catarrh. Complete
treatment for 81.
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Eastward Daily,
Washington
Time,
CONNECTIONS.

At ROANOKE. 10. 10 with tho q. v q. H.
from Iurny. IInRcratown. Baltimore. philodcl-
rhiA and Now York. Through el"o 9cr from
ThattRnoogs to N YORK VIII IVrrrlahurg.
Leighton Sloopor IN No. =, Momrhuio urny,
md Knoyvil" to Ivnchhurr prllTnn silicon
ar on No. 4, New Orleans Ia Wellington, wa
LynohburE and from Knoxville % Lynch
burg. ...
Al LYNrHBIIRG. with Va. Midland U. u.
for Danvlllo and Sorth Caroline points, and FOR
Washington and Eastern oltlca.
A. BrRKEVILLE, with II. 4 u. Il. r. for
RIchmend.
Through car between Lynchhurg and Rich
mond.
Al PUTErsnt'R No. With J.. r. II. for Weldon
Raleigh, Goldrboro, Wilmington aud the South
cast
At NORFOLK. With Oav limo Steamers daily
evespt SUNDAY. for Baltimore thence raj w
PhIldAlphia and Nav YGrI with Old Dnniin-
ion ~ aatnors on Mondays. Tuoedayp, Wrdnc'-
dsys end RniurdR~, for New forl, and on
Tucsdnva ana FRIDAYS with N. 4 ~ v. Go. for
IIostop ard Providence.
Flrh nnd second c'aag icysh, ~ low ~ ~"
Iownst -.Ihn ~ of RagR,rp chsct"d Tree "
osrh whnla ticket, sE rs 10 cnrh hair ticket.
no milcc tickets, es5 10 1000 mIloe tickets, $40
On.
For furtucr Information stN ticS"'e, rates,
hnRgNyn ohnckp -. call on or nddr~~' IN"
Onn'l Freight ami Passenger ASt,, lGnchburg'
Va
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

We think the irhg IA dcyollng too
mitch time and space to Colonel fulkcf.
son. lie Ia not doing any harm, ut lcnst
IN this section OF Tie state, lie will not
get one hundred votes oulsiio NJ Me own
county, hnd NOT mv,i overt l1i rtnhmr
M hls avn county 90 h,m ilp-S.-
Nv. EysaD
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
MCNEIL, THE FURNITURE
MAN,

IL opcninR up MI immense stockiof Fnrnl-
turc Of Ull Kinds, vt prices to suit tho times
Cnl and examine hls stock aud prices. lie
will be pleased 10 show his goods A large
assortment OF Carpet, Mating aud oll-Clolh
rnmplca 10 select from, nj New York prices.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

B,sl ever made, Fmory's Little Caih0ruc
rills, pleasant TO hle, supnr'coAiedi ior
gripping, Only 10 tenla boz Of Drnral''e VI
by mail. Standard Cure Co., ~ Nassau
Street New York. April H. 'bE-o"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
Civil Engineer.

Calvin @. Davis, late of The y. g. Il,
r. Corps, aud ut present Engineer In
charge Of the Bristol Main street I'm.
proyement, offers hls services to The pub.
iic asa civil Engineer and Land Survey.
or. lie Il quite competent for the
business, having had the very boN
training We confidently recommend
'inHs u.h
Aul g1, 'si-jt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
The Fair.

The Bristol FAIR opens we'll to-day
The Attendance is good and the weather
mntcllcss Tomorrow comes the great
parade,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

Spring Dale Whiskcy has world
wide reputation and can be had only of
IL, Roscnhcim, Baltimore. lie being
he exclusive patcntcc, and proprietor OF
that celebrated brand.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
E. TENN. yIR11NA & "a. R, Z.

you desire n pure whiSkey distilled
from Rye only aud Of great age enIl Vt
va. House or Nlckcls House, and call
for Rose nhcln's Spring Dnlc.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
Appointments.

We will address the people in behalf
Of the Rcadjustcr Party aud tsnomnccS
it tie following places and times:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

HENRY rlSK. V. +. & Gent rSnc'r,
CHiS. r. UNTHH.
Gnn'l 1T mud PHsa Agr1t.
w, \. CARAENTEN
p Asst q, L. & rnsa, Agent,
Lynrhhmy, Nn
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nnlfOIIItpAIBA -

Quick, comp etc cure MI annoying Kid.
ney, bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81
Daugeisis.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
sI<INNy MEN.

"wels Health Rchewct" RESTORES .,.,,..
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, lmpo'c"'''
sexual Debility. sl'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
NEW ADvEuTIsEMFNT
WORTH SENDING FOR.

Dr., u Il, SOHBNOY,o philadelphla, has lust
published boon ON DISEASES OF THE
LUNGS AND HOW THEY GAN BIZ 6dRED, u
which is offered Free postpaid, to all applicants.
II contains valuable information for all who
suppose themselves afflicted with, OIeliahlc 10,
any diseases of the throat or lungs. Address
DIR, J. II. SCIIENCk 4 SON, 600 Arch ST., Phil
Udolphia, Pa. Z. q. BOX 2SSi.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

Ti idtrph " Simpson
ritp nuilpr TINT M a1iuftp, me- ~ iay "
Uptubur. iytO M tie law ullrr W llAiby a
Nprfuskuy, M the town uf iifIatul, sullivan
tuuuiy Tlun. I VIII Tub, iiu IrpIHliiDna NJ
mysri. 1uuuh ilopiWu. ilIlh ilDrtina, nnd
uihpiu. tu BE- irhd ns evidence M my behalf We
n certain aiit fIr Divorce. uIH UUU'lN M thr
circuit tuuri NJ Washington tuuuit W.. ~
tUiiDifiA A. stNp1UN,
NAAiii6s&ry Attorneys.
Hrn. b, ~ a.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19
CROUCH on RATS"

Clears out rats, mice, roNches, flies, ants,
bed bugs; stunks, chipmunks, gophers.
l5c. Druggists.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-09-19

MI Sam j. James has our thanks for
" oape May paper. lie has returned
with fine full stock of clothing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-04

Washington, 2 Amount paid for pen
siens on account of the late war to
March LIST, 1882, $500, 7s1, $50. It is es-
IimAted there are now on the rails the
names Of $50, 600 pensioners of the late
war. This does not include $4,000 (es-
timatsd} service pensions on account of
the war of 1912, annual value Of S25D, coo,
late war pensioners, $2T, SOC, 600; and of
the 5000 Of the war Of 1912 pensioners,
81, 800, 900, or an aggregate annual value
Of $50, 800, 900. Estimating the disburse-
ments for May and June the total paid
for pensions the current fiscal year will
not vary much from 500, 600, 600. On
April LIST, 1882, there were on file 2l7, 162
pending claims which. if allowed, would
ba entitled to arrears. Estimating III
per cent. for rejection, snd 81, 200 as the
average arrears in each case, there would
be paid, If allowed, within tae year,
S2l3, 990, 800. There are SO, 719 pending
claims filed, subsequent to the limit i'm
posed By the arrears act, Snd when al
lowed q pension commences from the
date Of the filing. Deduct III per cent.
for rejection and the average first pen
sion would be for one year pensions st
$ll0 per case, or 81, S26, 030 II the two
classes just referred to should be st once
added to the roll (22S, 032) it would in-
crease the annual value OF pensions S24,-
500, 600, which, sdded to the present an
nual $50, 800, 900, would be S54 600. coo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-04
KAIakua's Kingdom.

San Francisco, 1.-THE steamship Suez
arrived from Honolulu with the follow
ing news up to June I'D: Gibson's min
istry and King Kslakua ere very popu-
lar. They have their own way with the
legislative assembly now in session.
Premier Gibson has introduced q loan
bill which no doubt will pass, to borrow
81, 600, 00O to promote immigration and
certain internal improvements. The
loan will be taken up IN Honolulu. The
government now propose to immigrate
people without contracts TO labor. Port
ugese immigration from the Azores is
checked for tho present on account Of the
excessive charges. The British steamship
Monarch arrived from st. Michaels at
Honolulu with 56S Portuguese immi-
grants on board. The cost to the HaWa-
ian government was $50, 900, yet on evil
dence it is proven that the actual cost
was sbou. SIS, 600. Attention is aow d.
rected to Japan as favorable field for
recruits. A movement is on foot to in
troduce colered leborers and their fami-
lies from the United States into the
Islands. It is the purpose of the govern
ment to provide for the passage Of immi-
grants without their being subject to any
contract for service or charges whatever.
1t is generally understood, though not
yet officially announced, that the corona
ton Of King Kslakaua will take place
on February II, 1888, the anniversary of
his accession TO the Hawaiian throne.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-04
The Cyclone.

Coalville, Pa, 2.-Following are the
particulars OF the cyclone here: a new
frame store and dwelling owned by
Frank Baird was completely wrecked
instantly. Mr.. Baird. his sister-in-lay,
and clerk, Mr.. CorWiH, were badly in
jured. Mrs. Baird was blown a consider
able distance, but mr. Iculously escaped
injury, beyond a few bruises. Five
hundred feet south Of this store, a dwell
ling house occupied by Thomas johnson
and family was blown down, bul
all the inmates escaped without
injury. The residence of Mrs.
Barnes was blown down and lodged
fully 800 feet in fence corner, and she
was SO badly hurt that she died in thirty
minutes. A child of Mr.. Barnes was
carried 500 feet and received injuries
from which it died this evening. The
residence of Jonathan Kelly, which con-
tanned nine people at the time the cy-
clone struck it, was completely democrat
lied, and all the persons in the building
were more or less injured. One inmate,
VIM. Henley, has sirce died. Three
BARRIERS next door TO Mrs and Mr..
Question. were SO seriously hurt that they
are expected to die. The only hotel in
the place, the Jelsev House, was SO dam
sged that It will be necessity to rebuild
It. Fifteen houses were wrecked, and
from twenty-five to thirty persons killed
and Injured. In the track Of the storm
is scarcely tree left standing. Great
trunks were twisted off like pipe stems.
and in soma instances carried hundreds
OF yards. The loss will probably exceed
SIS 600,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-04
TELEGRAPHIC
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

New York, 3.-Ths largest eonsign-
ment Of proselytes to the faith of the Lat
ter-dsy Saints sines '62. when one
steamer brought l, 900, arrived here yes
terdsy on the Guion steamship Nevada.
There were IN all 922, under the super
vision Of Elder Irvine, DR.. Ormsby, 9
N Missionary. and thirty-two missionaries
Of minor rank. In general appearance
they were hardy, tbrifty-looking class
Of people. Esch had fair amount of
luggage, neatly packed and labelled.
The ms oriiy were young people, and
very few were aged. Elder Irvine said:
These new followers of our faith are not
8 promiscuous collection, the fact that
they embrace the gospel not being the
only necessary qualification for them 10
be colonized in our territories. They
must be strong, healthy and thrifty and
must also possess some means to start
them in their new homes be-
fore we accept them. We are
particular lot TO bring over any cripples
or destitute people. Besides the sixty
four Mormon missionaries, we have 922
converts, mostly composed of families.
There are q large number of children
with them. There is about an equal
number Of men and women. OF the total,
$50 ere ScandiRayians, ~ HoIlanders,
III Scotch, Irish, Welsh and English.
The Scsndinavisns- are mostly farmers.
Among them are few mechanics and
fishermen. The English speaking con-
veIts are nearly al mechanics. We have
among the converts q large number of
single men and women. They have
been collected by missionaries sent to
Europe from Utah, the missionaries
being mostly professional men, doctors
and lawyers predoIAinating In two
months we will have another large con-
Segment come here from Europe.
During the voyage there were no births.
A child, 8 year old, died and one Of the
old rnen was thrown from his feet by 8
plunge of the vessel, and received in
juries that will make it necessary to send
him to the hospital. The converts will
be transferred to Castle Garden, and then
will be forwarded from there to Salt
Lake City.
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CFiminRlities.

Cansudaigua, n. Y, S.-The Jury
disagreed in the case of Lee, late presi-
dent Of the First National Bank of Buff
falo, indicted for the embezzlement of
100000.
Belmont, Mo-, 2-Marshal John
Bryant and posse, Of Columbus, KY,
surrounded house near here this morn
ing in which Kilgor, the murderer of
Gardner, was concealed. Kilgor rushed
out and shot the marshal, who tried to
stop him and escaped. The Injury is not
necessarily fatal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-04
A WarofR Races.

Jacksonville, Fla. 3.-The Union has
Just received the particulars of q fatal en-
counter between whites and blacks at
Brooksville. Three colored men named
Turner have been for days visiting the
village. armed, and indulging in threats
against come citizens, causing much bad
feeling. This culminst3 ID few days ago
in q row in the court house, started by
one of the Turner'S entering the building
just ss the afternoon session Of court was
was being called, with an open knife in
his hand. In the fight that followed the
three Turner'S were killed, and several
other negroes participating, wounded.
Several whites were wounded, bat not
moItslly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-04
Capital Chatter.

Washington, 3.-The House commit.
tee on appropriations agreed 20 insert in
the sundry civil appropriation bill 8
clause restricting the operations Of the
national board Of health to the diseases
Of yellow fever and cholera.
The Senate finance committee virtually
decided TO strike from the bill to reduce
internal revenue taxation, the House
proviso allowing rebate on all original
unbroken packages, checks, matches,
cigars, cheroots and cigarettes, held By
manufacturers or dealers on the passage
Of the act upon which the tax has been
maid
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Mexican matters.

Chicago. Especial from Washing.
ton; Letters from Mexico soy govern
ment has accepted Captain EadE plan fer
the improvement and enlargement of the
hsrbor OF Vera Cruz The estimated
cost is ST., 100000. The federal and
state governments are making arrange
ments for the provision Of funds,
materials, etc., and actual work will be
commenced Immediately.
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Washington, 3.-The issue of standard
silver dollars from the minis for the
week ending July LIST, was $167, 900
against $206, 1890 for the corresponding
period last year.
The coinage at the mint for the fiscal
year ending June 80, was valued at SILL
784, 574, of which S27,772, 075 was stand
ard dolla-s.
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Ere Recnrn.

Fert#orth, Texas, S.-The Texas Pa
oifc freight depot burned. The Office
furniture was saved.
Philadelphia, 3.-Thomss s Sons
building. worth $780, burned to-
night. The contents. worth S75. 900,
were destroyed. Spontaneous combus-
ton.