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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-04
BAYOU Gay IRON WORKS.


Manufacturer Of steam Engines and Boilers,
Cotton PRESSES Gin Gearing, etc, near Ten
trail Depot, Houston, Texas Oruers for anything
N the above line may he sent through the UNI
detsigBcd win the same assurance Of sati-iao-
llun rs 4 delivered In person at the foundry
Itself Il. MCGOWtN,
UG3ly McCowen's Mn, Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-04
w AsmSGTOS HOTEL.
FIRsr-CLAss.

Only Two Dollars per day. Mrs u,
White, prrphetrcss, h,Arest lIUlrl 10 depot
aud steamer landings, Corner fremont and
Mechanic streets, GalN ston, l"Nas.
B1Jtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-04
WACO nUSINHS s. COLLEGE,,
a "a LEsD.

ON 20 Of Erie CITY Iron Work.. NJ uu-
hcur"r' ui Steam Eugiac-, BOiura and
SAN Mills.
EWE. PENS., june s., ls-2.
iu whom It My .Unuorn:
CA Heating ESD OF Dallas l.Nis, bias
been appointed sole agent 10 the sJatr OF
Texas, ior the sale OF an kinds OF muchin-
cry manufactured by Us,
ErW CRY IRpN WuWE-.
los GEo. SELpOE, rr ii lent
Nrw York office and wWyrooms A.
CORTLAND -tr cf.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-04

uNHk MERRIL rRUrERil-huusrs iN rooms
L with sli luts, On North Eighth street, APP
by to Lem Chambers ttUllm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-04

EOKTI Ions In JungrI > aduiuUn, Fine
L rcsid -nce property, alta bargain. Apply to
II l.. Conger OGDiiin
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-04

INORAGE OF all kinds, Hay, oats, millct
IL and fodder, in bale or bulk, delivered in
auy part OF the city. orders lett ut Jnn. +
Marshalps or X. n. PAlmers will receive
prompt attention. WILLARD Il. JACksOE.
5siJIn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-04

INURlN EVEN -ECilONs OF LANb, 0iO
Il each, In BlD,k 40 In iInn-turd county
"A, 50 - srcti"us 81 laud GU acres each, In
Block No. OchItrur county, all ON the waters
Of canadian aud " oil rrrh.
OG!'tr J. Z. FRAZER Land Agent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-04

Az r. nAN.s FOR SALE On the Biile l.usk
w farm, 3 miles north Of lIrdvli, l,OVJhcad
ui extra ohio ncriuO ewes /, and i.yrars ulu.
Information can be had from }. l.. Sellers or
'. u. LuHk, OF lrrdcN.
C6I.4w UnuIIlURNE x MckANY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-04

I HAVE, in different parts Of the city, dcsra-
i bio buihiIng lots, which the pruuent oash
purchaser In advised 10 look at bcfp.c purchas-
ing. AlsO choice lands in small or large tracts
IN di1icrant Countiea, at prices 10 SUIT. ut
oly,stitles Itlsto your Interest 10 see ule II
you want either city or country property IA
choice localities cheap.
OIUatf GEO. BARSARD.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-04

-'lhC mOnstrUus water tank OF the
Missouri Pacific road, holding some Where
between thousand and millo barrels,
was rapidly implied on sunday evening
about 4:30, causing "A. very respectable
Young food about the derot. The water
had been turned out to Al hctank OF the
freight engine and the valve which rcgu-
! lurs the water got out OF order and the
entire tank was empticd,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-04

mo LNLIIANGE land suitable for u shrrr
l ranch tor city prperty. Apply at thIs
ounce To w h'hhl
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-11-24
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
sotiee No. 81.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Boise City. Anqlrt 2Int. 1872

boise City. August ZIHt, 1882.
Notice ii hereby given that Isaac /.
Lewis, of Ketehum Altrras County.
Idaho Territory, and Samuel +. Hauser.
Kbe1t s. Hale and Anton II. Hotter, of
Helena, Lewis 4 Clark County, Mon
tana Territory, have made application
for United States Patent for the Elk
horn Lode Mining Claim sitnafe IN
the Warm Spring Creek Mining Dist
r.ct, Altmas County Idaho Territory,
consisting Of fourteen hundred and six
teen linear feet oftlle lode and surface
groHnd, six-hnndred feet wide. being
lot No. 46, and described in the held
notes and plat OF the official survey on
file in this Office with magnetic variation
at eighteen degrees and thirty minutes
East, as follows!
Beginning at discovery stake. from
which shaft No. 2, 81 feet by feet, bears
north 10 degrees wHst, 25e feet distant,
shaft No. 1. 81 feet By feet, bears north
76 degrees west, 260 feet distant. a shaft
81 by feet bears north As degrees and
80 minutes wsst, 2l0 feet distant, a shaft
feet by feet, bears north Al degrees
west 80 feet distant. tunnel 800 feet
long, bears north Al degrees west 455
feet distant, tunnel 200 feet long bears
south 45 degrees east. 200 feet distants
an open cut (face) bears north IS de-
grees east feet distant: thence south As
degrees &c minutes east, 600 feet to cen
ter of south end of claim; thence south
i3 degees and so minutes west, 800 feet
70 post No. at south corner of claim:
thence north 43 degrees and 32 minutes
east, 800 feet to port No. at east corner
OF claim; thence north As degrees and 36
minutes west, 14I6 feet to post No. at
the north corner of claim; thence south
43 degrees and 80 minutes west. 600 feet
to post No. at west corner Of claim;
hence south As degrees and 36 minutes
east, I4I6 feet to post No. I; the place OF
begining, containing 10 49-I00 acres.
The said mining claim being of re-
cord in the Office Of the recorder of Al
| turas County, at HALEY, Idaho Territory
and sitnated atouii three miles in an
easterly direction from Ketchunl. and
Immediately west of and adjoining the
Badger and the E. c. Ray iodes mining
| claims. Any and all persons claiming adj
versily any portion of said mining claim
are required to file their adverse claim
thereto with the register of the United
| States Land Office at Boise City idaho
| within the sixty-dny period OF the publ
cation hereof, OF they will be barred b,
virtue of the provisions and Statutes O
the United States in such cases mad
and provided
| direct that this notice be published
| in the kETcHUm KEYSTONE, the news
paper puhlished nearest the said mining
claim, for the period Of sixty days.
JOHN b. MILLER.
Register
Publication began August 25. 1882.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-11-24
A Solid Structure.

The great railroad bridge over the
Missouri river at Bismarck was well
tested and formally opened on the
21st ultimo. The bridge as it now
stands complete, consists Of three
300 foot spans and the two APP
proaches each 113 feet. Resting up
on huge three iron piers, from the
flooring to the upper chord Of the
bridge is fifty feet high, while the
bottom Of the deepest foundation to
the top chord Of the 1870 feet The
total weight Of each span is 875, $50
tons At 1885 a. M, the first
test of four engines moved very
slowly across, amidst the strains Of
music FROM the bank Twenty
minutes later the second and greatest
test, of a line of engines 900 feel long,
reaching the whole length OF the
span. passed over midst storm OF
applause; which was answered by
shrieks from the engines in unison
The test was entirely satisfactory to
the engineers. The great structure
seemed immovable under the i'm
mense weight placed upon it.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-11-24

The Government Commissioners 10
treat with the Sionx werciD Chicago
last week. They report the Sioux
at Pine Ridge, Rosebud and Santos
agencies willing TO divide the great
reservation among the bands. The
Government asks this step pYepara
tory to cession Of a portion Of The
reservation for white settlers The
Commission will now visit Standing
Rock. Cheyenne river. Crow Creek
and Lower Brule agencies, and the
report Of their work will come be-
fore Congress for final action
Suit Lake Chronicles ii was a
noticeable feature ut the Mormon
"outpclring' Saturday evening that
the American flags they carried
trailed in the dust They held the
fiagstaffs in such a position as TO just
allow the flag to trailon the ground.
Everybody knows that the proper
way 10 carry aaq II to holi the
staff upright, SO that the flag can be
clearly seen and catch the breeze.
But the Mormon patriots have evi-
IDENTIFY been drilled into astudied in
suit 70 the Tag while protesting
patriotism.
a system of pipes and tanks is be-
ing placed at the entrance TO Aber-
deem harbor to serve us perma-
nent means for pouring oil on the
water to calm it in stormy weather
and thus facilitate the passage OF
vessels, 1t is confidently believed
that the scheme viii prove entirely
successful, the only difficulty that
has thus far presented itself being
that the pipes will obsiruct dredg-
ing operations. Common fish oil
procurable at low price, is the ma
terial that will be used to aooth the
troubled ocean;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-22
Iiouor.Deaiers In COnncii.

CryctxNArI. September 2l.-Fhr Nation
ii Di.tillcr,' and Liquor-Dcalers' A>socia-
lion adjourned this afternoon, after having
'.o,nnlctcd the. Reorganization. The iol-
loving i the Associations declaration oil
! Whereas we have by yielding obedience
to fine most oppressive laws imposed on
anv bushes, interest in the country, NV
inr abundant evidence OF our be'hS raw
Aiding community Of citizens:
Resolred. That we are in favor Of NirI"-
iul. equal obedience 70 the unWritten iAW
~ the land which impels ,Obriety, Sood
order. and respect Tor the opinions ana
cu,tom, Of all good citizens.
Res0Lred. That we are in favor OF he
sale Of spirits being placed on the same
footing As that Of other merchandise. ,.
ResolUed, further, That we favor luai-
cious licen,c-system throughout The couli-
fry which shall equally benefit The Govern
ment and afford us protection, ana the en-
forcement OF all laws pertaining to the pro-
Nor Government Of cities and towns. we
nnnose fanaticism and prohibition as detri-
mental TO the rights Of the majority OF
American citizens, and consider 1t the
duty of all members OF this Association u
onnose such legislation at all places ano
zines. We make 10 political ties or re-
e'';rcments rs an association, but leave II tC
tbn members TO act according to their OWL
/ ;udomcnt and interest
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The Tariff Commission.

CHATTANOOGA. September 2l.-The Tariff
Commission held a session here this morn
ING, at which there was q general concur
renee of view in favor OF the existing tariff,
particularly on iron. The Commission
lett for Atlanta this afternoon.
4 statement was made rs 10 ihc grand
resources i the state Of Tennessee by
!. T.. MaeGowan, newspaper editor and
,pondont OF the Birmingham (Al1.)
Iron .Iqe. The resources ~ the state are
coal. iron. timber. and cotton. The iron
interests OF the South have been developed
rapidly since 1869. ltWould not be- to The
interest, OF the south 10 have the duty on
pic-irOn reduced; tie existing tariff on
bar-irOn and all other COarscr grades OF
iron was not excessive. There W., abund-
ancc Of irou-orc in Tennessee, and it was
contiguous 10 coal. he believed that the
American producer of pi@-iron should
have such protection rs would put him on
an even plane With foreign producer, in
view oi the difference in wages.
\. VI. johnson. Of The Lookout Rolling
Mills, concurrcd in 1Ir. MacGoWan's views.
He declared himself Democrat, dyed in
the wool. and sad that he lad always adj
mircd General lIoucock's out,pol,cn state
mcut i'm favor Of tariff for revenue only,
but he believed that the present tariff was
q rcycnuc-iar1ll. and that il should he ,u'-
tanned a. il is. Nr. johnson did not be-
licyc that any respectable minority Of the
people demand, change in the
present tariff >y.tcm. and thought it
would be IN advantage 10 him
q, a producer OF bar-iron ii there should
be- home competition in pie-iron. He hc-
licyed he wa, better of than ii hcWcrc de-
pendent on the foreign supply. but would
not have such duty a. NOuld enable home
manufacturers Of pis-iron 20 put prices too
HIGH. He would adjust that matter, AMI
thought il well adjusted now. He would
not have the pie-iron men grow rich 90 the
expense Of the general interests Of the
country.
II. :. Chamberlain, president Of the
Roane Rolling Mills; /. Il. Lowe. COM
mission merchant. and Charles \. NcGuiiie,
connected with the iron interest. concur
red generally in The views OF the preceding
witnesses. Luke Lea. OF Jackson, Miss.
cave his opinion as to the sentiment in
dat Stale on the subject 81 the tariff. lie
said that apart from newspapers and poll
fician, there was no dissatisfaction on that
.uhipcf
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sorgcnmt 7Iason.s Case.

BUFFALO, September 2l.-ln the United
state, District Court to-day, before )ud-"
Coz, General John Bi@clow, oil Washing
ton. counsel Tor Sergeant Mason. who AZ
tempted 10 a,-aS-inatc Guitcau, requested
permission 70 Gle a petition for q writ OF
iobeaS c.p,,s, and made a motion TO
show cause why the same should not hc
Granted and the order allowed.
judge cox orantcd the order without
fixing DAY, but it Is made rcturnable ut
Utica. probably October Isl. to be- heard
bv him and judge Wallace. General hiSc-
lew holds taat the court-martial had no
RIGHT - try Mason; but >uppo>lnS TINT II
bad jurisdiction, the decision Of the judge
Advocate General j. equivalent To- aa opin-
ion by the Court Of Appeals 81 this state.
ln an ordinary litigation il i final.
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xcv Work pepublican Convention.

SARATOGA. y. y, september Il i.
plott CARPENTER WAS nominated FOR Litu-
fcnanl-Goycrnor blythe Republican Con-
ycn,ion.
\. b. Hepburn, Of II. Lawrence county,
v.,. nominated fof con FRESHMAN at larer'
The resolutions were adopted Without
di,cu.,ionand unanimously, some o! them
Icing Enthusiastically appaudod.
The platform approve e4Wlaolc taxa
tion. reaching corporation, - well a~ per-
.ons: declares that monopolic>. orprt>>ilS
tbc ucopic or discriminating unfairly
,.,inst local interest,". should moi tr tolc-
,gf,d. that legislation should bc enacted 10
.rrure the purity and honesty OF primary
elections: that propositions REGARDING
LIQUOR law. like al other propo-ii ions
for chance in The Fundamental law
sbouId be submitted to The popular yole ;
th,t il is the policy Of the party 10 bring
favotion within the lowest practical limits,
and that the civil service ,houid be placed
rnon uopular basis. with liked term lor
incumbcnt,. whose removal from Office dll-
rine their term Of Office shall be only ior
c1u,c. The anti-polygamy law approved.
The platform commends Governor COR
nclrs course, and expresses confidence IN
president Arthur, Administration, ana
admiration COR his courage in resisting the
enactment Of the river and harbor Dill
Adiouned sine die.
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Tn. v.,,cv.reyer.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., September 2l.-The
following teleprams. from the ycllow-feyer
districts have been received at the Office OF
the Surgeon-General OF the Marine Hospi-
tai Service:
Brownsville. TEXAS, September 20.-The
quarantine against Matamoras has been
raised by Mayor Carson, and the guard
arrested for stopping the ferry. Unless
our guards are sustained by the State au-
thorities the Gordon is futile, and should
be disbanded. The same conflicts must
arise along the whole line. Restrictions
here under our control are Necessary TO
prevent the influx Of paupcrs and mate
rial and the progress Of the disease into the
ranches. Copy sent to the Governor.
(Signed1 MURRAY, Surgeon;
COME, Health Officer.
Corpus Christi, TerdS, September 90
Murray teegraphs me he thinks there is
no fever above his Gordon. The whole
Mexican side is infected to lIier. We think
there Is 10 danger south OF Us, but great
danger from the upper Rio Grande. Fam
lilies crossed from Mier before the fever
was reported. some who came a. far as
San Diego were stopped by our guards.
II il too late now TO move thi, Gordon. and
to Laredo. II this line is not strong, the
fever will extend to Southern Texas coast
towns.
[signedl SPoHN.
brownsville, September 2O.-Thc follow
Ing telegram has been received from Gene
raj Roberts: II have sent the following
telegram to Mayor Carson: Surgeon Muir
ray and Health Officer Combe have entire
control OF the quarantine against Mexico.
They can modify il they wish, but not sus-
pend, the quarantine until authorized by
proclamation MURRAY. Surgeon;
GOODRICH, Collector.
AuStip. Tcras, September Pei have
Invoked all the power OF law to sustain
your officer. DR.. Murray, at Brownsville,
and trust the state can continue 70 have
hi, valuable services.
80. VI. ROBERTs. Governor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-22
Efro ira baltimore.

BALTIMORE. >cpicmDcf .l.-A me MS
morning almost entirely destroyed The
warehouse at tie northeast corner Of How
ard and German streets. occupied ~ Gil
hcrt Brother. * Co., wholesale druggists.
The damage TO the stock Is c>tima'cd at
@2j.oco. upon which there i, IN insurance
81 200 each III the Hartford, Howard OF
View York, the Geman-Amcricon Of New
York. and the British American. ana
:. eco in the Fire Association OF philadcl-
phia. The damage 10 the building was
~. 900: insured in local office. The store
OF &. Duyal = o., tobacco-dcalcr-. Wa
somewhat damaged 10y smoke md wafer
In.nr.l.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THCnsuAY. September ~. le7%'
guputry PrOtEce.

Apolss. Gretn-i rom sl.jv o. 800 i '"if.''
Ji.sicac. ID 25c. C. 20. -.a-..,.,.
Boff.r: Prime 90 choice yellow - 't 80. ~ ~
Il, good II l6c.;frcsn ye9~ 'o'icr '. I'','i ~
I1rn Ne0i: Jjc. per bu'Aei iof country - '"'
ciiy mill-.
XII D.51f Frau: Biackheule-- GoG.c.' chcfree'
$50 l6c. .. .lic,,ea.. I5o.2c.
T10s. @D .nc.: market tii. o-
E..fL,-,. Prime llyr-goO-F. hoe cohl''i ~
Cg9yssej. -I.lOmsl.l5 = bnshrl.
mn. virginia timothy W''''' N'''N'
,.iNed 75r SIC: clover, oOtIVt'
Bbotejo.x. irish. -. 25@t3 g barrel Ior ch'-@e
n, D'.r cn,3iunn. - .5O3-2.
e" Eect s Giassug, sIl5e;i5o & H. Seneca Zee
of tops 900 10. ~
II""',,ci,s. 75c.msI 4 hu,hels for conss'"n
c,oice. II .5Gg-2. Marke; duil; 10 trouble 20 ell
Rue. $50 soc. = bu,hel.
Saseae. Prime, los.
/ ShucLs: 1870 oOc
Bal.,i Nf0ts. 3OMiOe
yguOIr. 6i,e1e Il ". ,s1..,.
! itaoJ. washed. $50 36c.; unwashed' Sos I,
/ r,,rry WOO, viii bring from 10 &C. = r. - '''S
s0''' Cement. Lime. Plaster. &e.
c,msu,. Rosendale, sl.50msl.GO 6 barre; =,
Lfms. Agricultural, 81 Toe. q baslei, TO- TO-
Land. ; 600 sl.o5, according 10 quantity VIE
MA, flgfl'lV,
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,xomicjdo i'm Athens, Cir.

ATLANTA. Ca. september 2l.-Con~idc-
r,lle excitement IN, been created in
Athens. in this state. over the mortal 'lap >
ling Of Randall Brown (coorcd), by Nall
Davis (colorcd). postmaster Athens. me
latter /, strong -upIorteroi Congres man
Spccr. Brown j. an advocate OF the eltc-
ton of Allan u. Gambler. the Democratic
nominee. Both negroc, have taken lITe-
II hand in the political contest. The two
ollarrellcd at meeting OF a colored fire
company Tuesday night. ana DAVIS rip
ned Brown open 50 that his bowel pro-
irudcd. lis injuries are supposed TO tie
fatal.
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urinrtnx Crime 10 Justice.

SIXTEEN THOUSAND FIVE hINphhp Dr,'','''
S'A ,,,', ,.n ror TIE CAPTURE OF HE TAYLOR
rvorrgl,s N TENNESSEE.
.noci,l 10 the C0WiG-JoWh0i' uaicu
,,,,At, moo, september Is, say u.o.
''' thom dark this evening rcport o,. va, -
A0Gc in the city that the murders o,
S Shcr;,T cate and Deputy Conway nSo .eo
S nVi ~ and would reach tie city At io;'3 ~
9si ~ largc crowd OF men sa, ,I, ,L ~.
H. W. Icn5t and il was then reported 'na' , ,hc
WE v =" had stopped at the ou'Ihil'1I o o ' 'r.
tram o n|T that The murdererS had Dfen se-
cl,I ,, r."nycved 10 the jail Inc 'i,I o T,1
cr1liy , rGT' settlement, and men I''neIT ro
#ilu vi" ~ Injections. The hre-Den9 "t tbc
from ~ ara thc whole popuacc was , @" ; 'iio
Inn lats ' At1i:30 y. Il. MOP iron onrc he'd
sIoG ;at and committee OF ryt s , f,I.c
ln' !'' ccl and found the report 10 ~ it,,
e'gTy o I ciy at midnight is greatly CAo,r, ~
i "t ,hr mob is dispensing "I ,cn.,rd
but , I,r tonight increased his rcWmT
nav N'" coo TO $1,000. sixteen so,, ,hrir
from 5, |'ST dollars is now offered io' '"'"
roi)ttHC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-22
The North Carolina Debt.

Rnrlou, n. c., september 2..t .I
oo mnnE appointed TO adjust th'
%nrth Carolina debt incurred TO aid in th'
Construction OF the North Carolina ran
c coad rrnort that 81, 100000 OF tie bond
h 80 becn renewed out OF a total OF q,
l 1os 900 The October interest will b
payable at the National EanA u Wv ~
public, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-22
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

writ or Habeas Corpus in Sergeant Mason's
Case-Progress OF the YclIow-Fcver-Patal
Explosion OF Fcrryboat In Canadn-The
'ar'i Commission at Chattanooga - An
injured Wife's Desperation-Fire in Balti-
more-The Two New York Conventions
Inc Adjustment or the North Carolina
Debt-A Massacre of Christians at Scutari
Prevented.
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4ossacre Prevented.

C.TrARo. Scntembcr 2l.-lt having been
renortrd that the leader, OF the Albanian
ea,,,,e n Scutari had resolved to massacre
and rob tbe richest of Christians, including
,hc Fnclisb Consul. two hill tribes marched
to Scutari to protect thclr co-rehSloh i,I :
thereby preventing the massacre. ! n'
Consul ha, asked that the garrison Oh ECU
tart be reinforced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-22
AmIninred Woman.s Keycmsc.

CINcINNATI. September 2l.-A >pccia
from Fort Wayne Ind, 10 the TjmeS-Siu
says Mrs.. David Wordcn, after hayiu-
been cruelty beaten by her husband, -ct
fire to her house and threw herself into
the flames. She was rescued hy a police
mon, but WAS painfully burned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-22

+.'"It IS "a great art 90 do the right thing
at the right time" The person subject go
arrangement OF tho kidneys OF liver has
protective duty to perform in purchasing
package OF Kidncy-W ort. 1t invigoraie,
these organs, and by il calhartic and din,
rctic effect cleanscs the whole system OF all
bad humOr~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-22
ro,.,steamboal Explosion.

Ia CHINE. QUEBEC, september 2i.-The
nI''1 This morning, killing Pierre Du-
d ',UEtr Tilot. Jane, richardson, and Par
Lin IeiIir. kmyot. Of Cheateaugua. The pilors
SON nj i. missing, and ii i supposed he wa a
hiou,n overheard. several passengers we Z
severely scalded by escaping steain'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-22

cns,r OAr CROP ~ ILLINOIS. -,
TIE GN n,i9cd Til this year the eXtrordnT3iTIy nary
crop 81 qHSqd' larger than inc sd rse.t Of
any prsyo" n! yfc crop in that Kind Of t the
s crop a;S VT %'&' Z ( 4 f%;ar
u d 4. 5'1f p}r5 s {" ns q %:s 98
many 45ss s,%9"'1 n 5S Sar pS
has done almost a. wen '
ducts OF her fields -
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is announced to-day thai tlr i1nh 81
tons 1000. OO0acre purea'e :, "" the cavern lover;
open October LIT for sue "'
ment price OF 81 % per a'io'
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