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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-01-12
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-01-12

had been within Isrnside's lines re-
ported seeing tae shaft, but the men
supposed the Federals were digging \
we'll!
The daily gazette., 1882-09-02

l. 9G7 Prizes amounting .S2El 500
Ann1ication for rates TO clubs should only be
made to The Office efthecompany In New Orleans.
For further iniOrmatiol, write cleerly, Ewing
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tered letter, or Money Order addressed only TO
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receive prompt attention, lyE-d'd"s-w&-l
The daily gazette., 1882-09-02
49,
hrs. JESSE JAMES TESrIFIES.
Denies That She Returned II stolen
Watch Ia Mr.. DOyey.

lryTsylllE, Ala, September THE
Of Dick Little began yesterday before
lmssiuncre Boone and Mccullough. The
|wncss called was Mrs. Jesse James,
was examined at length. II WAS de-
Brd, in the first part ol the testimony
Frank and Jesse Jane, were with their
Die, in Nashville from November, 1850,
| the latter part of March lSSi. Her
|rmrnls were not at all dam
kg to the prisoner rs the
ptnior Of the Muscle Shoals robbery.
james exploded the story about
retummg Of the watch to Mr. Dovcy in
alApGa. She Indignantly denied
hgsoand claimed that Little stole the
fh and returned it in her name. Alex
erG. Smith, the man who was robbed,
next examined, and gave his story ol
robbery He did not recognize Little as
oi The men who committed the robbery
er wllnrssc, were examined, hut moth.
Important was brought ont. Six Other
lFsscs are 10 he examined.
FlltAGo, sept l- Bob Ford, Jcsft
pes eXccniiuurr, was arrested ON the
Ftls This malningunl charge Of disorderlJ
ducl and carrying concealed weapons
Ford hos haze been living fast life
h tot the IaSi Two weeks, playing in .
faP 'hrl'maud seeking nolOricty on tn,
Moi,
The daily gazette., 1882-09-02
LOW =, nv FEVER scARE.
''' General @ Hamilton says lie
|, surgeon "o ussDcotlBg It,

General HalhiiVoh
isarseoe, ,sard respecting IT, IT, ..o,.,.
narox, 1'' scpte@oeer,ali ,las stating tsPst that
hayc been ,,la. spreading rapidly ont y
elloN fever ,,,o W., we're denied emphatiea.lIy
=. surgeon General H. Ila'l,'i1 soiG that he
1s Hospital ,ha - surgeon in charge At
apbed tne nlel,tion 10 the subject ana
Tnsyille IN rgI' re- was that the fever was
snly Pturlleu ,I,"n H city. DIR. Hamilton
BED to the, ine systematic effort had 6een ,esa
also tla' a .carc by representing tnat
10 Ocrea'e u a,i,,n,ir s.r throughout the south
syerwas .lag% T'y,s whereas the facts
portion o. hoar out such assertions,
b not ,.pr ps'r now raging at Brownsville
Sgpe Of is.s' ,,ont in It's aspect, but ap-
pOt msliglla1IuI' 1II farm. as the small death
sttcslel.' V" "o, over seventy had died
bed PlIlr"' # was almost impossinle
Be discasr' brownsville to spread thc
gon' a. an @,lnrd being herders famous
tbe Ile,' vi "r 7borsemanship and activity.
heir eau w. hundred and twenty-five IN
we're ol'V srer n a portion of Texas run
ltf alu and ives west 100 miles and sousief,y
easl aI,u i,Di These guards are constantly
SwllI'' M on, is allowed to pas.
|ng anu Nv from the direction Of
FnsVc' ,s IN charge Of the patients
sulg'VG ,Got they would be unable TO
DO ieafs ,,o ,''. scourae, as they had been
Elll VIII Nth III an ample supply OF medl-
sltu "j otber articles necessary III the
ice aup t6isIi,case. The cost per day,
neO' ~, ~ compensation Of guards doing
Rding IHy 5aty sG averaged $500 and the
nuuI nau..iiGing results were being ac-
glaIT The population was less than
lIlsnfT Iurnu the scare fully two-iliths
alla s,,a". "" had fed, leaving but a small
el'l,rJ Sr tbe plague to feed upon. The
~ "a ~ y,tr wa, a good sign, and 1t was
ta," i ,bat ir in the course of two weeks
tttf1 tlh' y"
[yer would abaie'
4 fr.,uIr TEXAS, Sept, There
=, sHs nav cases Of yellow fever here to-
Il npr deaths, all Mcxicans. The
I aDidly spreading at Point Isabel,
,.ag two deaths there yesterday. At
,,aS @n thrre are but few new cases.
a0"' ZOO Ir,ths there to-day. A
.',,bor & Is blowing. The Rio Grande
krfowing It's banks.
Law September 1.-The British
n, Irlanbanm. which arrived here on
I'm lrom Porto Rico with cargo OF
r:norts that the yellow fever broke
Snong the crew shortly after leaving
one case proved fatal on the passage
NJ men were sick with the disease
her arrival The steamer is ut anchor
Isnutlnc, but will probably come up to
|iB tomorrow
N ORLEANS. September IA Pcnsa-
|Ji.oatrh say. one additional case oil
N fever i, reported since yesterday ana
Ja,tbs. The Louisville ~ Nashville
Iul Company sell no tickets TO Mont
Ir Mobile Or any points in Louisiana.
/. lust received that the State oi
Iama has quarautinci against Pcnsa
Unless some arrangement can bc
la with the Alabama health authori-
m train, to and from Pensacola will bc
drawn. This viii cut oil all mail lacili.
Ind supplies.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-02
AT JOHN HI. MOORE'S

/
sss-MARKET sTREET-ass.
Great reduction in
the price of our stock
of Spring and Sum-
mer Clothing for Men,
Boys and Children.
From to-day we are
determined to close
out our stock of Spring
and Summer clothing
and have reduced
prices accordingly.
Our $40 Woolen
Suits are reduced to
81 and So; our $12
Suits to SO and $40;
our $l5 Suits to $l2
and $l3 and so on
through the whole line.
In our Boys and
Children's Department
the mark-down is still
more noticeable. Many
of our children's suits
are marked at cost,
some below cost and
all at greatly reduced
prices. We make this
great reduction in
time so as to clear
our counters for the
Fall and Winter trade.
Call and see for YOUR
self and be convinced
that first-class cloth
ing can be bought as
cheap, if not cheaper,
here than at any place
in the country.
Full lines of suit
ings and trouserings
always on hand in
our custom Depart
ment which has been
doing a heavy trade
since last March. Coco
c ut t ters, frst-clasE
r goods and trimmings
and superior work
men characterize thiS
Department in every
branch.
G Gentlemanly clerk
e will wait on yol
: whether you wish tt
purchase or not, at
JOHN II. MOORE'S,
228 Market Street.
6-s-I
The daily gazette., 1882-09-02
Good Advice

w nallrol Investment on speculation
a"A' is wurIIra great deal. We hear
|r,., A'''T,' L. drN. Vermont ~ Co., the
ilSionIrhls ol 100 American papers,
Lis,, 4o :, ,nuIs.fllcrs, ior 81 per quarter Il
%ia, ,ir n,'A4ti"I u letter Of information, CON
'4.'s lI' AgN York Stock market. They
aiD.. lrpal,Ial aud lmIepcndent,nnd ought 10
The daily gazette., 1882-09-02
20 : =
Lnnistillcu Fortunate CITY,

lss @ ,,ly ~, h1s been ,ingularly fortunate, as
unIs ii, ',I4sh is lHNeul late gotten small for
kqiar,, 0IaNng pfiAus in the lottery. Tie
In. .i,'','ts y, INV B., Nr William W. Irwin, Il
S..,'T ,I' i9,i,l"rs pilcc OF the l.. X N. II.
lly WliI' wv w., dltnslrects. MIR. Irwin ycster-
lfsnI ""sklhg ~ the Office. received an
4 a., n NJ. l,n"hlne dorament bearing the NJ @,
|itial n',.,,,i ii,i discovered, to his great Joy,
\ ,,,,", "' Iltal hal he had drawn one-iifih
l461n,"'., ~ liit Louisiana State Lottery,
hu.s'"ts ''s 10 i''tnt. rhe lucky ticket was
lbbr,t l,,,.a,. '3@i4t l'mca%o Mr. Irwin purchased
ehiel lln' 4 u'nrl very nearly the number
Ius ED, . ne would lr aglin, and this time mo,
ttllo.",,", '.''a fr-uilS MIR. Irwin is u
llAIt. H.. u'1lI married and has II small
Ia sc,r'' ii35 been caennncctcd with the l.. 4 NJ
harkar. n.I t'.'ls aHl has been II faithful
nHgr,lu,n5a.'a'" .''"'l lriaHds are pronlsc in theh
YsgG ''.' L9iaarHif courier JoWaai
The daily gazette., 1882-09-02
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Never Fails-wiil send Free.

Reliable Srl-cmc. A fayorite pre-
option Of one ol the most noted and sue.
'slul specialists in the United States iol
cure Of Nervous Debility, Premature
paS' l"'l Manhood and Weakness. Drug
! can I'LL tie same. Address.
DIR. OEERTON.
u! EAT llru STREET, New York.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-02

V'HE PUBLIC IS REQUESTED CARE
i FULLY To notice the new and enlarged
scheme tu he drawn monthly.
Rg-CAPI1AL PRIZE, $75, 600. ia
Tickets, only $. Shares In proportion.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-02
- -
Flies and Bugs.

ies roachcs, ants, bed-hugs, rats, mice,
lers chipmunks, cleared out hy " Rough
Rats.n lie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17

We are informed that Chicago dressed
beel is making its appearance in this city,
and that its consumption ia likely to in.
crease. Our experience in regard to the
use Of it is not likely to be different from
that Of the Eastern people, among whom it
IL rapidly finding favor on account Of its
relative cheapness, as also on account Of
its good quality. The New York Herald
declares that meat carried thousand
miles in refrigerator cars is healthier than
meat freshly butchercd, and while an Ct.
fort is being made to decry it in that mar
ket It stands successfully on its mer.
It's against competition. The trouble
in New York and other Eastern cities is
tho same in character us the opposition
in England, where jealousy and large in
yestments have combined 10 resist
the introduction OF American dressed
beef. But despite these influences Ameri-
can beef is winning its way into the
British markets. In this connection the
recent remarks Of the London Mark Lane
Express may be quoted rs applicable to
the fight against Western beef in the
Eastern cities and towns. That paper
warns British farmers not allow themselves
to be lulled into 3 false sense Of security
from the fact that imports OF American
fresh meat have Of late been far short Of
the corresponding period last year,
owing to the price Of the same being
higher in New York than at London.
american competition is likely to arise
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17
The Republican Party,

Senator Edmunds, the well known able,
Independent aud conservative Senator
from Vermont, who is said to be the ablest
Constitutional lawyer in the United States,
in the course Of u letter in reply to all invi.
tation to take part in the New Hampshire
canvass. says: Z
ITO those who know the real history OF
parties, as shown in the proceedings OF
Congress, the Republican Party, failing MS
think it sometimes has in its duty, stands
in regard to positive results in the making
and execution OF laws beneficial 10 all the
States aad to all the people far in advance
Of any party since the Revolution. 1t has
earncd the confidence OF the people. and it
deserves it, even in the face OF the evil
things that some OF the members have
done, for, rs the world is now constituted,
There will be no party that will carry on
the Government with more Of good or less
Of evil doing than it has DONE"
This is an opinion that it is well to make
note Of. The Republican party has its
faults, but all wise men know that faults
IRE inherent to, any great organization, but
the way to properly estimate parties is to
compare their,record with that Of other or.
CARNATIONS past and present, and see how
the account stands between them. The
advantage Of the Republican party is that
It has no cause to shrink from such COM
parison with any other party since the
foundations OF the Government we're laid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17

The result in Ohio this fall need astonish
no ono familiar with the changes that have
occurred in that State during the last few
years. In 1872 Gen. Wikoff, Republican,
was elected Secretary Of State by l4,o5O
majority, and in 1878 Governor Allen,
Democrat, was elected by a majority Of
81. a change Of l4,s67, and in 1874 WikotI
was defeated by, a majority Of l7,207, 4
change Of 1886. In 1875 Hayes defeated
Allen by 5,544 majority, change Of 90
TAG. In 1876 Col. Barnes, Republican,
was elected Secretary Of State by ma
joriey Of G.636, and in 1877 Governor
Bishop, Democrat, was elected by a ma
jority 1880, change Of 30,l36. In the
following year Barnes vas reelected by a
majority OF 3,l54, a change Of 26.G74.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17

GOVERNOR FOSTER, Of Ohio, says he would
favor the same legislation that he would
had the party been successful. lie thinks
a reasonable tax would place the traffic III
liquor in more responsible hands, and that
many Of the low saloons would -'be closed
and crime Iessenetf" Unless such course
was pursued and step taken in advance
which would lessen the evils resulting from
the traffic, he would not be surprised to
sec the prohibitionists poll 100000 votes a
year hence. He believes all interests
would be best served by placing u tax on
the trallic at IN early day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17
PlnntntIon I,l,lIusonhy,

Arkansas Traveller. R'l,t'+i'" ~" tH''l's''
lazincss is dc mother OBJ promises. } ;,,,,
a balky hoss, hoe what sets 10 diggin
an risky oman is three things what ]
'spscs. o. ''tn' ''a.F = .HI:' i''
De man what tries ter be IA boy amt 60,
half as much sense rs dc boy what tries tel
be u man. g, 'FN' t'Aiil" " r."
Dc lnan wild cddycation amt rot nigh
so much excuse fur tellin' a lie as' dc ig'
norant man, ease do larned man hab got q
bigger range oh truth. -=-'s i.E1. ,All
III de fall Of the year, when de crop IL
laid by an de niggers set aroun''an' sing
when de grass il alive wild hu,nmin' IN
seeks it is den dat 4 man thinks Of his
Creator an Ifs up his heart in thankful
ness. But his feelin's undergoes change
when de yaller niger from town comes
out an beats him outena bale OF cotton al
seben up an poker. 2'2'ifi' g., n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17

again." and. indeed, in the opinion OF The
BessborouGh Commission, ito M extent
never before known No efforts should
therefore be spared by the Brilish;farmers
TO improve their stock, and to have IRE
course to the most economic methods OIL
farming" In the meantime large supplies
Of fresh meat are being received in England
from Australia and New Zealand. a sail
ing vessel, It Is added, Inns been chartered
from New Zealand with 1000 frozen car.
cases Of sheep for England. The consump
ton OF meat Is 40, pounds per capita in
England, Scotland and Wales, and "seems
on the increase" For this reason the Il
PRES believes there will CONTINUE Il good
market there for all that America and tic
Anlipodes may have 70 ship, in addition
to the meat furnished by tho English
farmers themselves, and "at good prices
The opposition In the Eastern cities tc
Western beef Is likely. to DO rs frnitleX
as TINT OF the English to American heet III
general. 1t Is a question Of dollars and
cents to consumers. The universal demand
Is for cheaper meat. II good meat can be
furnished Tor less money than at present |,
will be preferred. The raiscrs OF cattle in
tho States east Of the Ohio river will have c
accommodate themselves 10 this fact. The
masses seek for this great necessity at a
price within their means, and II beef can
be shipped already dressed cheaper from,
tho West than It can be raised here OF
brought hero on the hoof, our butcher
will Of course be Obliged to buy their car.
casscs in the West and cut them up here
for relail, or else our farmers will be
Obliged to follow tho advice Of The Mari
Lane Etpres', and have 'secourse. TO the
meat economic methods Of farmiug,p jand
thus successfully hold their former mar.
kRig. O. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17

CHICAGO dressed beef has finally invad.
ed tho Washington markets, and the price
Of that commodity has in consequence
fallen about SO per cent. So popular has
the imported beef become that during last
week six car loads Of 10000 pounds were
sold, or about one.third Of all the beef
sold in the city. --L. ---,.-' ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17

A CANADA newspaper has started new
branch Of society mention. 1t advertiscs
the names Of all the manageable ladies' in
the town where Il is published. liza list OF
the charms and the cash were attached to
the name OF Miss Or Madame nothing could
he more completc. nv. "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17

MEXICO has now about 1000 miles OF
railway in operation, and much more
under construction, nearly all this having
been the work Of American enterprise and
capital, undertaken within tho last two
vGnra
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17

A VAGUE but horrible rumor is being
handed around with blanched lips that
Oscar Wilde will marry and settle In
America. But n few more straws on the
dromedary's back and war with tho mother
country will be ineyitable,-Eransri''e
Arou. t, 5.FI.. l,.l liUt +,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17

About one-sixth OF the domestic meat
products are exported, one.tourth OF pork
and nearly one.twclfth Of beef. But little
mutton goes abroad. The average supply
per capita per annun is 100 pounds,
against l0l for Great Britain, and 81 pounds
fnr Erarre .r.r ..a.rI. ..ra
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17

"CvlL SERVICE reform has made more
converts since President Garfield was shot
than in all the years since the agitation OF
It began. -prottltnte Star. ~ 5o, '.1'7'N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17
llIEN.

w00Ds-0n Monday, octobe. lG, 1852, at 600 r.
~. Macy EUGESlA. infant daughter OF +. A, and
the late knte A. Woods. aged month. 'T'h'r
Funeral We 1ncsday morning a. O'Clock. Inter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17

Dr.. PlErcE's "Farorite Prescription is a
most powerful restorative tonic, also combin.
ing the most valuable nervine proper ties, es.
pecially adapted to the wants Of lebilitated
ladies' suffering from weak back, inward
fever, congestion, inflammation, or ulcera.
ton, or from nervousness or neuralgia pains
BY druggists. 1Et4 .''It ruraw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

Tho next sesslon begins sEl'TESBrn an ,sa
TEN skrARAtE scaeoL., including scIcoi n, ~ ~:
s sGry S Ms SsSo, ps 2, snEh r sGH III law
Enlarged facilities of Study OF phy,,ra,p s slop.
and scientific Agriculture completely ,o tEnsg
chemical labtatosy Thorough cOuncs in "u,pl@ si
spd az Sodst Languages and Iilemtuie Tex, s CIT.
catalogues and olher niorms,IEo.n oIet s75. For
No., W.L WILSON, President y
aE6 Mnrhntnwn II Z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17

THE Ellis OF Life"is IN abstract of Dr..
Har.man's forthcoming book on the practice
OF MidiCiue. .t.,g ~ --il t,IfLIt7 t::as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17

THE following table, showing the annual
production Of different meats in the United
States, as slaughtered, has been prepared
by J. Il. Dodge, the Washington Stats.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-09
RAILWAYS THUS" "

Apropos of the timely remarks III thls mornings Courier, it is remembered how the San Juan country of Colorado jared in 1876 at the Centennial.
 fsThat which is everybody's business IS nobody's business" is one of those trlte aphorisms which apply happily to such cases. Everyone in the San Juan country agreed with extraordinary unanimity con- corning the golden chance presented at Pb;ladelnbia. Each individual became en- tbu.iastic over the result of an exposition of San Juan's mineral wealth, and advocated just such measures as are being discussed Ill Yavapai county. Upon inquiring in the proper department for the San Juan exhibit q pitiful collection was made, while North ern Colorado, from which section the com missioner was appointed, was well repre- septed To be just against ones own ln- tsrests is too much to expect Of human nature. and it is hardly to be wondered at that Colorado's northern commissioner ,houd advocate the merits of that section m which he was lltSlOSlSO OfSA N-
 south. which he described to an intending investor in San Juan as being inaccessible, inclement and not adapted for the safe ln- restment of capital, but if he really desired to invest, the north presented features, etc. !" The appointment of MT. Church as com missioner affords precisely parallel case It not to be expected that he can possibly represent the north as ably as he most as suredly will the south. The Courier IS cor rect. Two commissioners should have been appointed. As the matter now stands noth- ing remains but for the people themselves to devise means whereby this section Of the country can be represented in itst true colors. Let some one of our business men be the de- pository, for the time being, of specimens ot Yavapai county ores, invite the miners publicly to contribute thereto, and m due season consign the collection, which can be made credit to the county, to some one ln- dividual who is directly interested. and wRo i. able to do us justice.