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omcers and TheIr Tipple.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13,-The Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs is informed that
the United States Marshal of Indian Terri
tory seized quantity of whisky sent I'm
there by army officers against the law. The
commander OF the department protested
against the seizure as being illegal and cites
law as excepting liquor for officers. Gen
eral Sherman endorsed the protest. and
the matter will be referred to Secretary
Taller
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MEANT FIGHT IN EARNEST.
Railroad Men who Didn't Like Bianl
Cartridges In a Duel

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13.-A special dis
patch from Easton, Pa, says two railroad
men, whose names are withheld, fought q
duel on Lehigh- Hill yesterday over the
alleged faithlessDess of the wife of one with
the other. They were placed 20 feet apart
and exchanged seven shots, without either
being hit. This is explained by the fact
that their seconds agreed privately to insert
blank cartridges.
The principals, when they were informed
OF this fact, became so enraged that they
threw away their weapons and went for one
another with bare knuckles. They fought
three rounds when they were separated.
Both were badly punished.
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Drowned In q Torrent.

METROPOLIS, Ill, Nov. 13.--Alfrcd VIII
son, his wife and his sister while crossing a
swollen stream In wagon yesterday found
themselves unable to advance or retreat.
Wilson made every effort to save the women,
but they were carried away in the torrent
and drowned. He escaped in an almost ex-
hausted condition
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Young SpurgeOn Pleased

New YORK, Nov. 1S.-Rev. Charles II.
spnrgeen, Jr., son of the celebrated pulpit
orator OF London. visited the Baptist Con
ference at Brooklyn to-day and made n
short address. He praised the hospitality
Of the Americans, and said the national
coat OF arms should be a rocking chair, for
they were always at home and their motto
always was "walk in"
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IIrERARr PUBrroArroxs.
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EDITED MAGAZINE In THE WORLD"
THE NATION, N. Y. Sept 1882.
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For l882-s3.

The twelfth year of this magazine-the arst
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The circulation has shown large gain eyer thai
of the presedlng season, and THE CEhTUhf
100000 Copies.
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Expert testimony on ordance.

WAsmSGToN, Nov 13-The Senate com
mittee on heavy ordnance, appointed last
session, consisting of Senators Logan, ,IIamp-
Ion, Vance and Jones, met to-day and or
aanized. Tomorrow they will begin taking
tho testimony Of experts.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-13

Now York MBrkets.
NEW York, Nov fs.-Flour, duh and weak,
no. state S21Oa3.60; extra State, sia4. 40; Min.
Wheat, No. ] white winter, Nov. l 10: No, .
red winter, sl,07aIos; cash, l.o55kas4.
Sofh' no. z, Nov. 6s54nsa1
43Lka435s. =
Rye, quiet e9a71for Western; sta.e, 72a74,
BaIley, qnieli No. Canada. gs.
Pork, nominal; mess S22.8O
Lard, si2,55ai3.oo; si2.3i16, Nov.
.,aa Dal.sr, aa dnii; creamery fancy, 3Ta3s: do
cnelc, 80; western dairy; choice, 2oa2s.
Eggs, steady; State, and Pennsy iyanla, 2sasO;
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Inoendiarlsn,, Murder and nobbery.

ERIE, GA, Nov. 13.-Alexander Brad
lhlry's barn was set on fire last night, and
v h!le he was endcavoring TO fight the flames
two masked men entered the house, shot Ills
wife and neice and carried OFF a trunk with
II 900 in cash and 5000 in Government
hondE.
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- .
A PhiIadeIDhin Suicide

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13.-Edward Flynn.
aged 4a, saloon keeper, committed saicide
Ibis morning by swallowing laudanum, ON
account Of business and domestic troubles.
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SECOND EDITION
MURDER AND ROBBERY
Arrival Of the Caskets for
Belongs Party.
AN ENGLlSHMAN'S "TAFFY'
SAILING IN THE STORM.

Melville Tells About the Separation of
the Boats--signals which Were Mis-
understood.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Chief Engineer
Melville In his testimony before the Jeanette
Board of Inquiry tiis iGefuing gave his ac-
count of the final separation of the boats in
the storm ON September 18th. He said that
on that night he with his boat had orders to
keep astern OF the first boat. AT this time
his boat had In the storm gotten somewhat
ahead being faster sailor than the others.
lie said Captain DeLong made signals. to-
ward him and he ordered his crew to lower
sail SD that they could drift down towards
peLong, but the sea came over into the
boat and DeLong made another signal,
which he took to mean that he need not
stop as there was danger in so doing, so he
again allowed his boat to run before the
storm and soon lost sight Of them.
Soon after he, (Melyille), remarked to
Eisenhower, who sat nearest him, that he
thought they ought to heave to, SO as to
prevent their boat from getting so far ahead
ot the others. Danenhower replied. Eyes
Melville, VIC ought TO have done that
before"
They then formed drag and by Danen
hower's aid the boat was hove to, but they
Heger saw the others again. Melvllle's ad
mission that Danenhower bad favored the
stpPpWS vi bHc bout w Naib ioi bHo OtuSli
earlier than it was stopped, created sensa
ton, as neither Danenhower or his friend;
had heretofore publicly claimed that fol
him.
CAsKETs FOR THE DEAD.
Minister Hunt writes to the Navy DE
partment from st. Petersburg that th'
burial caskets sent from New York, il
which to bury DeLong and party, have ar
rived there and were admitted free Of dutI
at the Custom House. They have beef
forwarded to Orenburg to await the arriva
of the bodies under the care of Lieutenan
Haber.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-13
A Key West Drowning.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Noy.- l3.-.Iosepl
Gaguine and Pedro Maguine and. son, al
Cnbans were drowned BY tie oapsizing of
boat near Key West yesterdaY.
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Ready for FAN Isus,ness.

Our fall stosk Of bats and caps now in
store. The most elegant stock of Derby
ITS we ever had made up. Prices as usual,
The lowest in the city. E. II. Rumford L
Bro, No. 404 Market street.
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DELANEY IN COURT.
-
n GeOrRln Farlner,s Nlnrhar

EAToSTos, Ga, Nov. l3.-stepAen
Witt, prominent farmer Of this nlsc,
been missing several days. Yesterla
dead body was found In gully half
from here, where 1t had been drs
by his murdcrcrs. The head was rrusH
II by the blow of club. Calvin lord
negro, is strongly suspected Of beInI
perpetrator Of the crime.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-13
The Weekly Edition

of the Enquirer ought to be in the hands OF
every farmer, every mechanic and every
teller IN the land. As an agricultural paper
full OF fresh, valuable and reliable informa-
ton, 1t will be without a rival A corps of
contributors has been retained whose
practical and theoretical knowledge In all
branches of good farming is unsurpassed.
We thank our readers for that liberal
support that has enabled us to print the best
newspaper in the West, and ask CON
hnuancc OF the same and your assistance in
making known the merits OF the paper, and
increasing its field of usefulness.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-13

FOURTH FOURTH EDITi1
JUDGE LAWSON AIN
His Would-bc Assassin
Promptly Arrested.
FOUND DEAD IN A evL
JUDGE LAwsON's Isr.,s.

Opinions of the Dublin D..
'eneraily congrae,latipe p,,,, reI
DUBLIN, Nov. l3.-The olla. "'
~, NE OF Judge lawson on SATURDAY. dp' q On
.ie subject OF comment by ali ,ha hn'sl
papers to day. The Trisb Ti,'a '"e y
Inc outrage proves that tho C~p %as !
can relax no precaution In dea,ino iO'etl1 ~ |,
present system In Ireland WIN
Inc freema'i's Journal con9rotb,,..J
people OF Dublin on the esrsna S."a'es 20 !
Lawson, rejolces that potbinp u Y
occurred and commenls the ,ro' oUlse
with which the would.be a,sas,in ir'Vuip'' 'l'
tured. - a'tasaia was
The Ezpress thinks that the on,,oa,
natural outcome Of the unscrunulons -,
on the part Of reckless men asotna, , a,l y
Lawson for HIS conduct in ,hs , "a.a =
Dwyer Gray. " '"e 'ase
Judge Lawson continues to receivo
gratulations from all parts Of s'r tbs II
hingdom on his escape from the os,o
revolver. Delaney who was arrest%S a.i4 !
assailant, continues TO be retlceu,
police authorities are active AMI ~ T.
arrests arc expected. ~ "
DELANEY IN COURT.
DUBLIN, Nov. t3.-Patrlck De,sn0,.
was arrested for attempting to sboo, .
Lawson ON Saturday night, was hr,
into court this morning and remand,
one week. "'''''''
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Beavers PhIladelph,a y,,s

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l3.-The q
count of this city, last completed,
Beaver, Republican, for Goyernor
majority over Pattison, Democrat.
usual Republican majority is over 400
The daily gazette., 1882-11-13
The Age of Miracles

is past. and Dr. Picrce's "Golden Medic
coyery" will not raise the dead, will n,
you " your lungs are almost wasted !
sumption. 1t II, however. unsurpassed b.
pect0ral and Alternative, and vii
obstinate and severe diseases Of the third
lungs, coughs, and bronchial aiicclionl
virtue Of III wonderful Alternative propcl
elcanses and enriches the blood, cure, N
blOtchcs and ernpti0ns, and causes even
eating ulcers to heal.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-13
The Cold Wave Coming

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. l3.--It COMM
showing here this morning al 10 d
after a three days rain. The wcati
quite cold.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-13

ST. NICHOLAS -yop..
YOUNG FOLKS.
Parents who desire entertaining and wholesome
reading for their children, and young folks who
enjoy accounts Of travel and adventure. historical
incidents, stories, pictures, houscho amusement
and harmless fun. Will nnd these In ST. NicHo-
LAs, which Is recognized by The press and public
Of both England and America, as the best aud
finest magazine for children ever printed The
new volume, which begins with The November
number, and opens with II colorcd frOntisplecr,
will he much the finest ever Issued, aud tie at
,ention ofnll parents and all reading Young folks
" invited to the following partial Hist OF attrac-
tions:
THE TINKIIAM BROTHERS TIDE-A1LL."
ly editor of .'Our Young Folks, and suthor Of
''The Jack Hazard Stories. :" etc.
1.-THE STORY or yiTEAu.''
An historical novelette, Of girl and boy life in
w. s.s a' EranS II
''Rudder Grange, etc.
''THE STORY OF RoBIN HooD.''
80, An account Of the famous yeoman. Ry Maurice
Thompson. author or The Witchery Of Archery. =
THE STORY OF THE FIELD OF THE CLoTH-oF-
GOLD
BYE, :. Brooks. 10 be illustrated with many
remarkable pictures.
"a BRAND NEW NoTIoN.n
:. A capital and novel play. BY WAllam NJ.
Baker, author Of ''iiis Majesty, Myself, " etc.
''swErT AWAY.
A serial story of the Mississippi floods of lgsa
by u. >. Ellis, formerly editor of..Hoden bays. y
''ELIzApETu TnonPsoS.o
A biographical paper regarding this celebrated
prepared for ''st. Nicholas" by Miss Thompson.
'sWHERE WAS NuLIERs1'
A thrilling story OF the Russo-Turkish war. by
Archibald Forbes, War-Correspondent.
.gfnR Boy Al THE WHITE HOUSE,,
An account of the life Of TAD Lincoln, Dy
Noah brooks, author Of THE boy Emigrants. u
"CoMEDIEs ron CHILDREN.
A fine series OF juvenile plays. By T.. 3.
Brooks, author OF ''fhe land of Nod, - etc :, and
including Christmas Masque:
''rnE FALSE SIR SANTA cLAus.o
Prepared expressly for holiday times.
There will be short stories by Louisa NJ, Al.
coli, and many other well-known writers f0l
Young folks papers on heme duties and recrea
lions out-door sports, occupation and instruction
for BOYS and girls with popular features and de.
partments.
Price, $500 year: 25 cents a number. Sub.
srrlptions should heRin with the November mum.
| her, The succeeding issue, ..The Wonderful
Christmas Nnmber,r Will have also a colored
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novl3-3t
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sit Is impossible to disguse the fact Id
Vegetable Compound. prepared under ID
sonal direction Of Mrs. Lydia r. riukha,d
the superior science and art Of modern
maey,is the most successful medicine of
debility and diseases hitherto known,
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~~H . ~~s
OUR MAILS

As-The black figures dencte the Linsite'
Express trains.
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Local Quotations.

CoRREcTRD DAILY ny THE WILLIAM LEA q
SONS COMPANY, BRAEDYwIER MILLS
WHEAT FInup
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t'ST. NICHOLAS II above anything produce
In the same line, -" London Times
CT. NICHOLAS
~ -Fog-
The National tribune., 1882-11-30
Cnn.nmntInn HnrnH-

An old physician, retired from practice, bav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and
all throat and lung affections also positive
and radical cure for nervous debility and ell
nervous complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated hy this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering. will
send free of charge to al who desire it, this
recipe, in German, Fronch, or English, with
full directions for preparing and using, Sent
by mnil by addressing, with stamp, mining this
paper, w. a. MOVES, l49 POre,'s E!ock, Eochester
N Y
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To be continued
The Dead Cannot be Raised,

nor If your lungs are badly wasted away can
You be cured by the use of Dr. Pierce's '' Col
den Medical Discovery" 1t is, however, I'M
equalled as a tonic, Alternative, and nutritive,
and readily cures the most obstinate cases of
bronchitis, coughs, colds, and incpient con-
sumption, far surprising In efficacy cod liver
oil. Send two stamps for DR.. Pierces pamphlet
on Consumption and Kindred Affections. Ad-
dress WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL Asso-
cIATIoH, Buffalo, y. Z,
The National tribune., 1882-11-30
For The NATIoNAL TRIBUNE.
The Soldiers ThanEyrfyiE

For THE NATIoNAL TEIrUrE.
The Soldiers Thanksgiving.
The merry harvest days are osr,
Again We welcome ~ Of yoIe
The Indian summer days;
Throughout the land from shore TO shore
countless multitude outpour
Their gratitude and praise
But when the soldier bends the knee,
What shall his hnncdicliou boz
His years are fniing fast;
The buried hopes, tho vacant chair,
The empty sleeve the 4ilvered hair,
Speak mutely Of the past.
He sees the Aag he fought 10 save
In majesty and freedom wave
Upon the loyal breeze;
Tho night Of War has passed away,
For Peace has sounded rcvcule,
And God be praised for thosoI
The National tribune., 1882-11-30
Gliding anh Cnrrlnr.
From ne Londnn .>uc-clL.l

TfIOIN II I-7I-''0N I7I'|'TV.I
Lord Alvanlcy had been dining on one occa-
sion with Mr.. GroyilIe, whose diuiug-room had
been newly and sPlendidly decorated. The
meal was however, a very mcagre and iuditier-
ent one. Some Of the guests were dattering
their host upon his magnifcence, taste, and
hospitality. For my own part" intcrposed
Alvanley, "I would rather have seen less gid
ing, and more carIing.N
The National tribune., 1882-11-30
~ n'cInrl.

Up TO the turkey crisp and brown,
Up to the mince-pi,s, smiling down
Md hosts of goodies lrom the shelf
Looked Tommy, murmuring 70 himself:
He's gone TO church to pray-nnd pray;
I'll have IA jolly time, ,ay way.
To-day"
The National tribune., 1882-11-30
IRtt EnEn GLnLnan ]

"Hear ye," the merry gossipa say,
"a tale Of the last Thankful Day."
t9O'cloct.)
Up from his perch on grandpR's knee,
Up To the dear face, sUIery
Looked Tommy "ee, that merry eli,
The while he murmUrrd - himself.
Hen 80 10 church and pruv-and pray.
He'll have e jolly time his way,
To-day"
The National tribune., 1882-11-30
a O'Clock J

Up In his little trundie-bed,
Up, covered close from foot to head,
Lay Tommy Wee, u sorry elf
Lay Tommy, murmuriug 10 himself:
"oh, what is turkey? what is pie?
II only don't die-do,t' Z dr.
Next time rhunk@siain' comes this way,
I'll 20 to church and pray--and pray
Ali dayi"
Think YOU" the merry gossips say,
"Hsu keep bis word, this Thankful Day p
--lpseeatAsT RlGe Aseaka
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-28

BIauen I. O.. Mm 90. Wtni, an
weIdem Gag Dor 400 Sabren bic 6err'
ihoft 8lauen an bas Wetttner 5irftens
hous fieI, wirb cine Deputation bes bies
foen Stabtratbs : AOre6e aberrei3en,
melder elm MIbuut anSefist iein wtrb
nit nerI&iebenen anfdten Der Stabt.
8aubeu. Die tn ben 8Idttern
eifria beiprs6ene GnseIesenbeit betreHs
ber panilauifif9en AsttatiOn untsr ben
Benben Der Id9fi@eu 2aufs bot bic
9atricteu bisies 2anbestbetls %an9sipcrnt,
auf t5rer 6ut gu fem, rudbrenb pom ans
berer Sette aue @r5dblunsen bariber
abertrieben ssnanut werben. Sis @ubrs
belt Iiest pienet@t tn ber Weitte. ST es
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-28
Def basli@He Mann.

IIs Der bdBIi9ffe Mann In sana gus.
lamb gait UNI bic Mitte 6es pOrieeH
Sabrbun6erts Der S~ntenbout hes R6nlas
9eors H., elm geui6er s. eibeageT, :
Der ais iuHger MenI1 ieiner 5eis 5
mat5, Der S1wei3, mad 2on6on eetpub ,
men mar un6 fid bort uOn drmIi4litu /,
8erhdItntfen 81 ieiner ansefebeneH
Steuuns aufsef@uunseu bate. Ban
Der Natur, ME sefast, ni@ts wsuisgy
ais bepor3uat, pernantte &C Aues ieiueRt :
f1arftu 8eritan6e uub ieineut eeIduters 3
tenn @ei9uad, nit beren 6iIfe Ct Is 2
~ eiuer Art maitre de plaisir fir h0s
gelGnrmte R6nisrei9 bra9te; ttin aIiH.
3eubes 6ef bel 9ofe un6 IN Der bo9su
Ariifotratie, baS CT ni9t arrangiTtC,
teine Oper, BEL oercn Anslfnttnna man
ni9t Jpn gu 8dtbe se3Osen bate, EsiH
6hentIi9es Sersul9en, Bel weI4em Ri4t
bic f90nften lte6errai9un9en feiHem erz
fn6erii@en ROpFe eutiprInsen wdTsR.
Der CARBOHYDRATES i9lna ouf 6tgie
MetIe elm antiquities 0ermooen tufum.A
men berednete man bod feiR idbrIi9csE
gintonnlel nnf mebr ais 5000 BfnnA :
Sterltns. aIs cine bO&9effrlte SeT=a
ion TIN zines cages frnste, wet&es
Bolt Ser @rbe ct fir has tlasft bieItt
= natirIi9 bate Der Trasefeuer e..
partet, Der an6ere wiroe b6fi@teitsboI.
Der bieien Rubm ben GnsIdnhem IoifCn
- errie6erte Set6egser saRs tro6en:
,SeIbfre6eu6 bic S@weiBerI .Sebm
sic bod mid all SD tam betteIaTm
mad england unb perbiene mir idbTti9
uleine 5000 Pfunb. Nan m6se etnnsaIf
elm gnsIdnber mad her S@weis sebsRe
nnb mir bort bic Sa@e na9mo6eHk
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