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Ireland.

DUBLIN, September Lover three hun.
dred Metropolitan police have been dis
missed. It's expected hundreds will re-
sign. There Is great excitement in the city
All the police stations are occupied BY
strong guards of military.
DUBLIN, September 1.-The police who
were dismissed were all those who attended
tbe meeting here last night, at which the
conduct of Cspt. Talbot, chief superinten-
dent. was strongly denounced. The dis
missals in all number z34. Capt Talbot
announced the dismissals while the police
were being parsded in the castle yards for
the purpose 1t is said there will be gen
eral strike tonight. Detachments OF the
Sixtieth rifles, each accompanied bv a mill
tary magistrate, occupy every police stl-
tion. A proclamation has been widely
rosted declaring the services Of special con-
stables are necessary and calling upon ali
loyal subjects to come forward and under.
take duty. The proclamatio jrstfics dis.
missals, pointing to the disobedience Of the
police, who were forbidden to hold a meet
ing.
DUBLIN, September lon hearing of the
dismissals from the police force, some Of
the men on duty tore off THEFT bldges ia
the streets, and swore they would not do
duty until their colleagues were reinstated.
DUBLIN. September Up to lste hour
20 night no overt act of violence has been
committed, although the streets are den,s.
ly crowded. No police are visible. 4
body Of one hundred and sixty discharges
police went TO the Queensland i'm
migration Office this afternoon, and
inquired if 500 men could BE- taken To
Queensland al once.
The suburbs of Dublin will he guarded
by coDstsbuasry. $50 of whom have been or
dered from the depot for that purpose. The
gates Of Dublin Castle were Locked atfy1
o'clock this afternoon. They are double
gusrle1.
Immense crowds are gathering in the
streets, particularly in the vicinity of Dub
lin Castle, and the excitement il increasing
rapidly. Earl Spencer, on leaving the
Vice Regal Lodge under escort, was loudly
cbeered.
A number of dismissed Coustab'es who
left the Castle yard shortly sfterwAris. also
received 4 tremendous "vstjha All the
police lave now srruck except the OH 'ers
and members Of the detective force. fhe
latter Dumbsr only 2OO Four hundred
men have been sworn in as special con-
stables
"a Mob I'm Passion or the City.
DuBLIs, September .-R:nting hrake ont
On College street at $50 O'Clock this even
ing. The mob was very violent. Some
policemen who remained an dufv at The
College street station We're brought out in
n body, but Obliged To retirr. before the
mob. Additional trio ps have hesn sent 20
the scsne Of the riot, a. there nre no pp'ic.
or special constsblrs in Dublin, and The
NIB has complete possession o. the city.
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FAlRMoNT.
"orglary-PerSOnAI-Death or =
CentennRrIan.


CentennRrlAn.
Special to the Register.
soNr September 1.-The extensive
-u'ee''ablishment of Richey & Lloyd,
'1ae' was entered by burglars lat
N'u the money drawer relieved Of
seven and eight dollars, besides
suits Of clothes and other articles
/ @Aen from the stock. The p,oprie.
IinGt Yet estimate their loss. other
oys1ng sone which are doubtless not
;, ~ oy them. This Is thought TO be
a o1hd OF thieves who recently
%oIgs Htown es..hlishment.
J. ~, ", Fleming and vile returned
SIN nm !, .1.eln Oceln City, where they have
,r,, m loioe5t aged 10l years, the
,eo ''~'" oi Marion county, Gied a few
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RALTINoBF, September Eight British
srd one German steamship cleared from
This port Yesterday with full cargoes for
france ,GTsst Britain aud Germany. Among
the exports are S4S. 100 bushels of whe4t, the
lsIp.sr quantity ever shipped from this
lort 10 Ine day.
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Execution n.e.-.

,yJ. I,eP'ember IA spee;.i from
+ TO bebv. SLyS: 7. T. Jones, Gu
, Ton ""ng here today, for the mur-
.cl u a,r i@st summer, has been
Pp-aI To the Supreme Court
Ne ie,.J me bGs,hsar Of epicure.ns,
W .! Browns Iron Bitters.
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rvs Ne, Ri,lea.

CLEVELAND o.. September LA special
r. port. tha: Geo. Labor thity-thre~ yesr.
old, was run over and killed by . train near
Raverns. esrir % day. sni Thcs. Thonp-
son. fifty yesrs old, was similarly kiilei st
Etna Sfaiinn
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ihe Ford Eova

b sr,,s sr Sep'ember bob Ford, Jesse
b ,bi' i'1S"l'"ner, was arrested on the
ADD u.ofhln", on a charge OF disor.
!. bo,x 10y y ing concealed Weapons. The
b. Is,, a,e we De N living a fast life here
be and s.aI ,"p weeks, playing in a cheap
eeA'hg nOtOriety on the lev ee.
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The p.minisn Methodist.

H.HILTos. OsT.. September 1.-The com.
n,iit-e OF the Ms'h.sii Episcopal Chu-ea
:. ssicn herr, lppnaying the eff,rIs b-!nz
made 10 merge tie Methodist churches
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real conventions have it in their
to make their respective bodies
J. yadopting "model platforms" )"
I'm thus far is he'd by the con-
min the Sixteenth district in Ohio,
nOmirated Col. NJ. Churchill for
,,>. The platform read: ere
that we will beat them this
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HWunEOH.

NEw HAvrs, Conn. September I.-ChH
Smith was executed st 1890 He met bis
fate brayeiy. He wss accompanied 70 the
gsllovs by Sheriff BY xbsc, dsbpty Sheriff.
Cstilin and Pond and Ps'h-rs NcGiven,
Nulcaby and Dunn, AbOut 100 ;perIons
would ulAt his late Ike . tsss soldier sf
Christ
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The Short-Hand writerS

CINCINNATI September l.--At the Ton
srsss of rf-Hsnd, Writers, this incoming,
Jobn EeIl az Omaha addressed the Assem-
nIsge nn 'Unitsd Court Reporting
discussion followed. The Committee ON
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INC SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 2. 1882

into one united Methodism for British
America, and recommending that q COM
mittee be appointed to confer with Q CON-
mittee Of other Methodist bodies to nego-
tiate If possible, -
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! Chronicle estimates the number
tlese in san Francisco at thirty
Nai. \ large number of surplus
c,4n> are reported to be looking
rs, the organized effort on the
ade whites to stop the purchase
goods having bad the
% throw many of them out of
LEmprt.
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sy have found some footprints at
Nevada State prison claimed to be
: PlOcene period. The sandal was
snlneteen inches in length, eight
5 at the bSll Ofthe foot, while the
5 six inche1 broad. The average
b Of the stride was two feet three
E andthe s,raddle eighteen inches.
ae no doubt the foot prints of
.'nicago m%idens who frequented
regions years ago. The size Of
.'t seem rather small, to be sure,
-s Indications make the case quite
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Total.
AYAILABLE AssErs.
2i9Q6O.5iS

Cash in Treasury -...--. .-....-;; -t-''00''''
Bonds issued 20 Pacific kaiiroau
company, interest payable IN law ., 90 -, |
ful money, principal outstanuihs ofSeII25'PSS
Interest accrued and not yet paid 0.s,,'c,,
Interest paid by United States. Sos'ii'oS- |
Interest repaid by companies bS ~, os-
TRANSPORTATION service.-....,-...,...: l''--i'Vo'
By cash payments, per cent. OF g. ,os
,,S.,1 ns. ~ i,,t1T nSid l,y II 8 - 80 i6S, rs
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IsHvxxaso, NICE. ssptsnses i.-fso
eSployes Of ~ csvslaad saisss vsss
kiIlsd yssierdsy AyA fell of sock. 5hV
Wtsr buried thru bouTs yshn HsSy 3,
ose of then, liysA under the nssS fn aep9y
for nssfly sn hour. ~, ~ -
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FATALLY CRUSHED.
An EnuIlsh Passenger stsan,hlp
= ~ .NrDcked.
Most Of Those on Beard Saved -oas Huadtsd
and Twenty Drowned Horribly Man.
gied- -lneendissy fire-kilied Viii
s.ai -.t' His Own Weapon. a'
MINOR GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Hssribly Iajursa.
Special DspatcA 10 tke Reoister.

wrIIsvILIE O., September 1.-Hsnry
Oneer, an employe Of Lythe's pottery, was
terribly injured this morning By the pro
mature discharge Of blast he. was resu-
latins in clay bank. The forcs o; the OF.
plosion threw him out Of the hank over .
hish trestle on to the ground, resulting In
fearful injuries about the head and body.
He now lies in critical condition.
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Kue<hed Dew. s.a RsSR>A.

PoR1LAxp, Me-. September l.--y. O. Pei
letir xss knocked down. his hands tied and
robbed last night OF 500.
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., .s If The Pennsylvania Re
- had ~.ven up all hope of har-
his yeSr.
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~ Miller is al Long Branch
,aowe. in his buttonhole.
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Bucksport gentleman" says the
Er Commercial, has a piece o. the
'sIih which Guiteau was hung, a
toi the cord with which the aSsas-
hands were tied and also a piece of
'7Pe which held the trap" There
Dow just about 600 miles of this
In the hands of provincial relic
sS and it is still being disposed of
( rate Of seven miles a day. Gui-
had wonderfully long neck.
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DASvuLx, liz, September LA bsavv
freight train Of sevenieen cars ~ vrsctsd
Desr this city yesterday, on the Chicsee
snd Eastern Illinois RsilYosd, and Hide
boy vss crushed 10 death. Ds0aGs laFEa.
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TRADE REVIEW.
Condition Of The Markets at Lead
ing Trade Centres.
Dry Goods hctiye-Boots and Shoes Firm
Flour Weaker-wheat Lower-Groeeries
Strong-Proyisions firm-lron
.w- Unchanged.
GOOD OUTLOOK FOR FALL TRADE.
Baltimore.

Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, September 1.-The past week
was characterised by dullness in stock and
money markets. There was some stir in
the dry goods trade and fall business open
ed very WELL with good prospects OF large
bushes. The grain market was active for
wheat, and transactions were large, espe-
most daily fractional decline till Thursday,
when falling of from last Fridays prices
was Az cents, and the market closed weak.
To-day there was better feeling, and an ad-
vance of one cent on spot and about the
same on options was obtained. The -four
market was steady during the entire
week, and there was q fairly active
business done until To-Day, when
it became very quiet. Buyers insist that
with very large crop OF wheat -four must
20 still lower, and they Will not increase
stocks upon concessions on the part OF
sellers, which they manifest no disposition
to do. Provisions were again pushed up,
and the market continues firm even at the
advance, which, in some instSnce-, is be-
yoyd the highest prices for twenty years
past. The business is confined to the job
binp trade, and no round lots are either
brought to or offered in this market, Gre
ceries continue dull. Coffee shows no AMI
nation. The old crop IL nearly exhausted,
and sufficient OF the new has not yet been
received to attract the trade. There were
no changes in prices which are merely NOM
inal. Sugar was and is dull and prices
are not maintained when an opportunity
is offered to sell. Butter has recovered
somewhat, and choice western packed and
creamery show an advance Of &c, with q
firm market Cheese ruled steady with a
fairly active demand for choice. Eggs were
scarce and higher for greater part Of the
week. On Thursday the market was easier
but strictly fresh lots were taken up as
soon as they arrived. The cattle market
was somewhat unsetted. Beef cattle wee
lower, but the supply has been kept short,
and butchers are now adopting means for
larger supply ana at prices winch will ena;
brought fiom the West. Hoys were not
active, but prices were fully maint.ined
with prosDect Tor further advance. Sheep
and lambs very slow.
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EEw YORK, September l.-Jsmes shipisy
va, found lying on the sids.slk on Prncs
street, Last night, upcopscsogs rom tns
effects Of Flow on the bead ,,, ns , ~ en- IN
w., ed 10 hospital, sd VIII ponnn,y aN,
II Is suspected that three men ~" sn's
he had quarrel recently sere the ssssii-
snts- Two we've arrested but the other has
not yet been found.
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,,.i, Train, daughter of George
T,,ip, is one of the bellies at
81 springs.
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Dp MoNp, IA, .september 1.-Tbs safe
OF Ewing, Jewett Il Chandler, Iumbermcn.
was blown open about O'Clock this mora.
ing by iSo unknown men. Thsy drilled
Eve Loles, four Of which struck On iron
bar. The pciss vas distinctly heard BY
parties living pear. The barsian gpt svsy
With $50 in cssh aaA 6 900 In notes.
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One Hundred aad Twenty Drswaed -
the Coneho Y1ood.

BAN ANTONIO, Tx, September l.-Ahnut
one hundred and twenty persons were
drowned by the Concho food; i5,o0 ahecp.
cattle and horses were lost. The losses
probably range from s75ooo 70 800 Ooa
The river rose fifty iees. Bodies are com.
ing TO the surface daily,
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a Ys1sl oeervel Aboss Re0s.

NoxsoE. La. September Lin qsasrsi
beivsen Henry Wilson. . peoassset
risnfer. snd Andrea Parker. the lstter 49,
Wiison IN death. The shooting ervw oos
Of qusSIsl about boss.
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cHrses September --Zsnas webster,
resident OF HyxiI. Ipdisna. bsing unssc-
cs,sful IN ersip specslssi0ms. endsd hss
irouhi~. by . pIung In fbe lske, this nnenr
ing. The body - fecovsfed and taken -
the moFxus. 'f.t,
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ST. LouIs, September Ia special from
New Orleans says: During the trouble
among the members Of the coiored church
at Bernard, Brszosis county, Texas, Bob
Mathews. a leading member. ws killed
with his own gun, stolen for the purpose.
Three men have been arrested
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.-,srate bonds, for some inexpH-
,nss. are again looked for.
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Suicide ora Young Lady.

CRrENsnrRa' Pa, September Lit 10 70
ported this morning that Miss Maggie
Geiger, residing about ten miles from here.
between Iat.obe and Youns stown, commit.
ted suicide by poiton!ng he self last even
incs, with strychnine. She was quite an
accomplished young lady, The cause 10
not known, but II Is said that some time
ego she was disappointed In love matters,
snd ever since has been brooding over tho
affair
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ateaHahip NPecheA.

LONDON, September 1.-The coast guard
at Wicklow, on the eastern ooast OF Ire
land, telegrsphs that the British steamer
Lake Nepigon, from Liverpool yesterday,
for Montreal, Is aground on Arkiow bank
Oae boat containinins part Of the crew and
number OF passengers of the steamer, ar.
rived at wicklow this morning. Five boats
are yet missing The steamer Is probably
total loss.
LospoS, September 1.-THE agents OF the
steamer Lake Nepigon say she had about
700 persons on board when she went
ashore.
LONDON, September 1.-The chief officer
at Lake Nepigon telegraphs the steamer MAJ
on board twenty-thrce saloon and seventy
bering fifty-three.
LIVERPOOL, September The AGENTS. OF
the Lake Nepignon state that fifty-two Of
passengers have been landed At Greystone.
The other boats are making ior wicklow In
tow. The Captain Is standing BY the ship,
which is not making any water. The Gao
tain tele-raphed the owners OF the Lake
Nepigeon, this afternoon, that the passen.
cers were put into boats at 2 o'clc:k ibis
morning. The ship was humping badly at
that time, and the sea rising. Tho ship
lies in dangerous position.
LONDON, September La ?. N.-A later
telegram from Live-pool announces that
smother bos., with fifty.iwo pertons, ar.
rived ut Greystone's. The core ,pondcnt
of the Press Ascot ION ~ Wicklow, telc-
graphs that all the bots OF the Lake Nepi-
crt n hava safely arrived at different points,
and that there has been no lo.s Of life.
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City Hall DapOe1,

Iowa CRY, September The burning d
the new City Hall Is now known To hsvs
been the work Of an incendiary. The 6rs
started In the upper story, and combnssi'
bles must have been used. The building
IVES largely fire proof A party Of tfsmps
recehtly liberstsd from the cooler, are sue
rected. Insurance $1,000. The ieo greAt-
" exceeds the insurance. It was the hand.
.'mrst buildipe ~ the kind In loWs, and
only recently finished.
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LABOR MATTERS.
A Piftshur.

4
PrrTsBuRa, September !. Outside OF the
Amalgamated Association had notified the
general officers that they intended to re-
turn 10 work at the old scale, there was lit
tie new in The situation. The impression
is very strong that the strike is failing fast,
and that the end is elose at hand.
President Jarrett arrived from the East,
to-day, and stated that II the wise heads of
the association deemed il advisable he
would call meeting the early part Of next
week.
At Amalgamated headquarters Q consul
tation was held, this afternoon, at which
about fifty prominent members were pres
ent The consultation was held with closed
doors, and what was done Is therefore un-
known. -... .-..---.r
President Jarrett's Views.
PITTSBURGH, September 1.-Mr. jarrett
was found at his desk, busy as ever. When
asked il he had anything TO say regarding
the appearances OF speedy dissolution now
worn by the strike, he said he had not;
that be was aware that changes had taken
place durirg his absence, but he could not
speak freely, inasmuch as he had JUS re-
turned and the situation was new TO him.
~ find" said Mr.. Jarrett, that only
three LODGES one division OF this district
have asked for a district meeting. Five
more should unite in this matter. may,
however, call an advisory meeting, which
Is merely one for an interchange o; senti-
ment, and not executive, but have not
made up my mind and cannot until know
more Of the situation" -..-.-
Tho Glassworkers. ....s.,g 9
PlrruBuEGH, September THE two
months shut down OF the window glass
factories on the South Side ended. to day,
and work was resumed in nearly all Of
them. Phillips & Co. and d. 0. Cunning
ham are the only factories that started up
with non.union mixers, tcaters and filters
in. The status OF the strike OF the crimp-
ing boys employed in the chimney facto-
ries is unchanged.
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Governor sprague ought to join Arabi
By.
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u Jubal EIrly and General
mi are among the notables at
nv SnrinCs.
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APvaueoev Ce0w1es aaseS1A

Bcsfos. septehbef 1.-Nicheei co1resh
Of eomeryilis. hanepS himss1f las4 night - :,
. cell IN prison, ubeys ~ Was o0o1ss1,
CHARGED With dTlpksnnsas.
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LfTTLx Rock. AK, Geptemhpf LIS
Ni.si,sippi county. yesterdsyNW WnA Bay.
Isck vat stsbbed 20 6estb IN quarrel u1tA
Howard Bowen, his pastnsT.
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Yorker claims to have found
!, pirl.,ing eggs, and says they
IN TWO Ne.rS. a--------
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New York.

NEW YORK, September l.-While the ex-
tent of business transacted, as reflected by
the exchanges at the various clearing
houses does not show so large volume as
last year, yet il must be remembered that
the speculative movement is not so great as
twelve months ago, while the legitimate
demand for goods seems quite as large. The
dry goods trade is particularly active just
now, and the fall season may be said TO be
in full force. A large number OF buyers
are IN the city from all parts OF the coun-
NY, and there is a very wide distribution
of seasonahle goods, both foreign and do.
mestic, and 10 lie thought the seasons bust.
fiess will be the most satisfactory for many
ysars. In the grain market the demand
Tor wheat for export is a little stronger ard
prices are somewhat lower, in sympathy
with adyices from the West, and the mar.
ket closed week. Cornis higher and closed
strong on eccount Of the scarcity. The
market for oats is weak. but closed at re-
coyery OF two cents. Pork in dull, closing
weak and q shade lower. The movement
in raw sugar has been moderate the last
few days, the fnll buying OF the previous
days having satisfied pressing wants. Pieces
are strong. Refined is held firmly with a
fair average demand. Rio coffee a little
lower on unfsvorabe advices. In tea the
market is sieady. American pig iron is
quiet and prices remain firm. There Is no
sign Of wavering from the pressure to sell.
Deliveries on old contracts are large with
demsnd for current wants sufficient TO alb
sorb the output. Business in Scotch pig is
not extensive,
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Crushed In sHine.,

CHARLESTON, W. VA, September L-John
McCafierty, bank boss and manager Of the
Union Coal Works. at Coal Valley, was
crushed to death BY falling slate yesterday.
He had just begun work. and was In the
mine but fifteen minutes before his death.
He:fesided ct Ashland. Ky, and leaves .
wife and five children.
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rorgia negro, while fishing, tied a
b his ley in order not to lose any
rarch. The first fish that bit was
L. and the anglers boots, which
a few days aiIer, were
with greet pomp and eiIeum-
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caught In . rum bIinr.shana a.d KiiIsa

WELLsILIE. Mo-, September L-Buf
Poore, q young man about twenty.ons
years Of 90, and brother Of d. q. Poors,
prominent druggist OF this city. met ter.
rible death at three o'clock Yesterday after.
noon. He wa, working with . thrcshins
machine on Mr. Grcgg's farm about ten
miles north Of town, and while oiiing the
cylinder was caught by the tumbliny.rod
and mapcled in such Q manpsr that be died
half an hour lstef. lie was . man oi unex'
ceptiopal character.
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and, Oregon. is said to be the
..,.t ely in the United States in
-,rr 70 lis size.
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rHE NEWS.

.,,nth of September and the oys-
!, will open together.
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name Of Epentus Howe, who is
,ruback candidate for the New
.iovernorShip, was too much for
rgapheIs. After various trou-
ong the line it landed in st. Paul
POnutus Horse
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mn believes IN protsctiOu-pro-
of the Cameron family, and
,sirs and assigns forever"