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Connecticut western news., 1882-01-25
ANON.

Friday night of last week party of terp- sichoreans from our village took sleigh ride to Sheffield to make lively our late Dr's. res idence. After enjoying themselves until a late hour, they attempted to return. While passing through one of the star.lit villages, with their hearts attuned to the glories of the midnight scenes, owing to peculiar darkness that enveloped them, they lost their bearings. Compass was consulted; we are bearing south by southeast, shouted the worthy mariner. On, on, on they went; by and by they dis covered through the misty haze a beacon light and found it was the port they had left only a few hours before. Our nautical friend vowed his instruments were out of repair, or else too much steel in the load. After being righted, away they started, and again there was confusion of minds. This time the worthy guide board was consulted; after struggling hard, the top of the post was reached, with the spirit of brave Balboa when he reached the mountain top and view ed the landscape o'er exclaimed, "West Cornwall to the right" When reaching home there was sigh of relief almost if not equal to the survivors of the Jeannette.
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Connecticut western news., 1882-01-25
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1882. Harper's g Bazar. ILLUSTRATED.

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Connecticut western news., 1882-01-25

Monterey.
 The young people of the village school will hold masquerade party on Saturday p. m at the village hall, an annual occurrence Fargo and Stewart will provide music. Last Saturday they enjoyed sleigh ride through Hartsvile, New Marlboro, and home, after which collation. was served them by their elders. A good time was enjoyed, although it showed and rained considerable.
 Six good sleighing days last week well i'm proved.
 No ice cut yet, but consumers think of commencing this week.
 Chas. Crosby recently tlied feeding through his cutting machine part of his fore finger, but now the stump is doing we'll PAUL. Ct. Harrington.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. H. Dean of Falls Village have been spending the past week with friends in town. { Mumps and measles seem to be the pre- vailing diseases in this vicinity.
 A little daughter of MT. Henry Races is dangerously i'll with pneumonia but hopes are entertained of her recovery.
 Miss Fannie Lowery of the Westfeld State Normal school, is home for a three weeks vacation.
 | A party from the New Marlboro Institute came rushing into our village last Friday af- ternoon, and called at the Miller House for refreshments
 1 The ladies of the M E. Church in North Egremont meet with Mrs. s. Dewey on We'd nesday of next week, from to o'clock.
 The Guy family gave an entertainment at the town hall last Friday evening, to a fair audience, those attending pronouncing the play better than when here three years ago. The number of fish taken from Lake Buel during the months of July, August and Sep tember was 245O; their weight, 1857 IA pounds, and from Long Lake, ,239, and their weight, 9O3 l-2 pounds.
 MT. Chas. Bassett, accompanied by MT. Hiram Dings, is taking trip to Hartford and Bristol. X Norfolk.
 The ice men are seen to smile once more
 It is reported that another grocery store is soon to be opened in town. sleighing has been good for several days,
Connecticut western news., 1882-01-25

Among the deaths in this issue is that of of West Cornwall. His death occurred in New York at the residence of his son, E. Bur ton Hart and was caused by erysipelas and pneumonia. He was possessed of all his fac ulties until the very last, and took an active interest in the affairs of the day, and voted at the last presidential election. He was ap- prised that this might possibly be his last sickness, and he expressed his willingness to be taken away. For many years he led an active life, cultivating the soil on part of the acres of his ancestors, and enjoyed the socie | ty of six generations, outlivlng most of his contemporaries. He worshipped many years | in the old church at the Center contributed ! literally to the construction of the church in North Cornwall, and to it's subsequent sup port. He served the town well in various offices, and enlisted heartily in the Washing tonian temperance movement in l84O. He was for years president of the local society. laborers. He madeit rule to supply from his own purse any deficiency in the public contributions for the adequate compensation of deserving speakers. The good resulting to the community was positive and enduring. | X. SOuGhficId.
 MT. and Mrs. James Little, who have been visiting at MT. Kelseys for the past four weeks, will return to Westfeld this week.
 There will be meeting of the ladies' social union at the Baptist patronage Thursday eve ming of this week
 The next reading circle meets Friday eve ming with Mrs. H. N. Kasson It will be made very interesting.
 At a Roman triumph, hundred and twen ty fat oxen with horns gaily decked with rib bons marched in the procession of the victo rious general Not so in Southield in tht 18th century. There were seventeen gail, dressed women mounted on Phineas Pettis OK sled, with Mrs. John Adams and Mrs formed well, and landed the load at Mrs Pettis' all O. K. The lady drivers covered themselves with glory. A bell was rung a
  every house, which seemed to say, "bull beef bull beef," and here we leave them.
 There was a very pleasant surprise part, at MT. Henry Kelsey's last Wednesday eve ming every one turned out, and had goo' time. They threaten to surprise some othe folks here before the winter is over
 The teachers in the various schools are re quested to complete the exchange of liar per's geographies this term, as after the clos of it the books will be sold at the regular re tail price of $l and 45 cents. Those wh need it next term had best avail themselve of this opportunity before the account is close, with the Messrs. Harper's agent. TATTLE TALE Monterey.
 The young people of the village school vii hold masquerade party on Saturday p. m at the village hall, an annual occurrence Fargo and Stewart will provide music. Las Saturday they enjoyed sleigh ride througl Huntsville, New Marlboro, and home, afte which a collation. was served them by thei elders. A good time was enjoyed, althougl it showed and rained considerable
 Six good sleighing days last week well i'm |
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L.Sao.:aEc0u5.

ALEXANDRIA,, S..pt. ~. -Tw" men
:n.;,.:..::.d in H.: June n;assacst were
banged.
CAIRO. Sept. ::.s.-(;sn. Mcisi,ersoh
ami s!..;;' arrived i;.>' might. Tie ln-
i:.;u .:..n,.. leave .E....z' :. t"-'i::h;
and n,:r>ii hitler.
Drn;.:S. S..t. -. 'I!'c l:::lurc IL
r,';n:rt; Il uf = cun:iicrc:L; l;;n, -: 'ns..,
Standing; n.,nlc :.ot given: IA .''i:c>
estimated .r,i,l :! I:',srD L. c!ia',ia".
l.s:;,.S. >;.r,. :..;.~S:x ti;":'t"nsl
,..i:er. IN EoT;i .>;ai.:'r'i>i',r' ''aEe
given M.tic'. o! Il Hc"'::rd COR al ;"i-
vance u: ;un per re..,. III their Wa
New i;.:rS-w!.'';. y. j.. sept. -.
Mrs. jan: i!i:Ecy ..", thG;>.oril. I
Car.:.n w:rc s:r:wHe,! in !.r !: :'l"-
! war. anil !:.!:, -: ('aa..'. i;":i. ieav.
large !.,n:!ic*.
.ALLXA%nH! :. sept. -. ~. is "I,i
i ci,:iy auncanc..i from Judah that
The Grand sheriff q: Xe.ra has been
! .,epas,i ava! Imprisoned a; f"iiia.
w!:sr~ .lidhat !'asn: j. Il l':is"',r.
! Abd"l;,;, .l5:;raan i!Hs Msn :".i,t-.
Crane! Sheriff. HE is br,ts'cr t. The
:hcrif murdered some ti;.le agn Us i
surpassed hy n:.ler. ;r.:ll III. sultan
! Mtau<c he was ;ayor;;.'c ~ 'he Brit
! i.:,
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4 Greedy Reporter.

\ story al :, vr, r,",r;nv w!:,, ia ci..:i
TO have uil a.,.,u::i "f Il" cNtcsElH! III
The afternoon ra::': which en!s'i"y.u
him. asked he. sheriff :" f:H:s ls!e
caude:Huc,: III II az! :r.uI earlier thar
the time se:, Hs i,gE G'ins Iii"
round. lately. IN OF, t'r1a and an-
ot:wr. The U.,n:.i"i.. IIH"* "o;c:!s.
fnr!he tru:i: # til: incident, an"
gives what is declared /" ''e the truc
version. Tie reporter was MIR. t.tn-
ward PHILIP. then c"gag * cH ~"
Braak,yn !:tH',. :!r w.s sen: TO
"tlu' tie hanging o':: man ut Plain
field. New Jersey. and found tina; the
execution was not 10 take place un.
iii midday, which won:.i M: get hin.
back to brooklyn in time lo',1 1t jus
ti;e. He went To- :hr sheriff and TOLD
hin, that the fai!urc I, hang the mar:
:,t ~. Il. arnuu.:ce,l. would knock
linn ont o! six dollars y: least. and
a.k ..l him t. put the rerr:nony ~ Il.
90 i,e could get the ii::o train ba. 4:
To Mr.. Philips surprise, t.'s sheriff
was very Indignant. but iinally prom.
is.,,l that ii Philip could persuade the
condemned man to Lc hanged an
hour sooner H.. would only lie to"
clad to yc: the ,lisasr. cable i"n oti
his hands. SIR. P:,ilp wen: ~ the
murderer cell and told '.i.n p:::i:i'y
what he cam. for. The:;' had a drink
together. The unfortunate found
rii,p very agreeable companion.
and sail. that, 20 far as hc was con-
cvrne,i, it didn't matte: mucli "'ae'h-
er he wa. hanged al hour sooner or
later. rhilp then wrote note 10 .he
si,eriti eu,tC.'yiuy the request. the
con.iem II. d man s::m.. il and he
was hanged at eleven. 1t was sui,sc-
urcn;'y a>"erta;ne!. however. tina;
the cruJen,:.ei man ec''li Eot rca'!
writing. and the painful lcut; was
EXPRESSED v hcther he knew what ht
was signing. But Philip caught Ills
train.
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A Desperate Fight AmonR cow
BoYe.
DENVER, Sept. ::2.-Tie particula

DENVER, Sept. :.2.-The particulars
Of a twelve-s:,l.l duel between cow
boys las Just reached here. George
HOwa d, owner of :. herd Of 3. %
cattle, and John kee!ey, owner CT !,
herd OF 1905. We're driving il cOnipa-
ny from Arizona eastward. North Ut
the Trinidad 81: the plains the two
herds were separated. Howard II fol-
low the Santa Re trail tn Kansas City.
and Keeley tc .!',ye north to- DeIvc:.
On the route accidental cxclmng ges
:,a.l isen maze, and Howard insisted
OIL having hi: stock .,ut, but WAS UNI
willing t. i !:ter kesley's. 1t was
finallv agrees! 10 settle tie matter by
Il battle betWtc six picari men iron,
each PARTY. Accordingly twelve Elem
ranyesl the "selvrs IN horseback, ;al::;
tie two siie; faced e:ch ether ut fifty
feet apart. Nj :. signal from the c,n-
rloyets the TIA: coln;nencsd. y. sl...
first fire fcur men were instantly
killed. Gaor:. Lester. Of keel-, >
party. was sl": through the breast:
one Of llow:i,i':; incn fell with Il bail
through, his !::t.i. and two Others of
the same party we're slot through the
Heart. This s:isnlaytd the Howard
party. w;.u, w;.a the exception "f
their employer. I'D the camp. Kelley
then rU!s ur :. Howard am! PROPOSE!
they fight j: ou.. Howard declined,
S:ly:n. !.e Hn.e!stoad the matter
10 he s;ttlei according t. the terms
Of the b..t;., t...;u:e agreed or. Til:
settled tl,:. ~ u, !. An eQuitlhi, cx-
change Ut ti:c MIXED cattle was tl:rl,
made, the dead we're buried by the
ot:le; men "f ;,oia herbs, and the dro-
yers :,nd those in charge separated!
gu: different rO:ittS.
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BJmOcrdmcuts.

Vui:. history Of ;m,.issrlin:. towns
aF.ur'.s al instance Of something like
actual deterioration in the usuS,'s Of
n,"!.'rn warfare. Regular Or simple
lMnil,: u!Hirrt, that il, uf u town in
,':~r:imin"tr!y and no: merely ut its
Ei; ::s:es. has iIOw :,ts"n:e the esial,.
::siIrd practice. Vet, what did Vat
tel say ih the middle nr the last ccll-
ta:,y:: ".tt present We x. ;lerally con.
ten. ourselves Wit, lat'cring tile ralll-
parts rnd d":r!,>es Of II place. To
destroy - town with bOn,i,s and retl-
hot '...l:7 is aH extremity /" whirl, We
Ia rot lrsts.! wi.hnW: coycnt rca.
.,nns' N'!a. said Na:;!s,n Still ear
i..r:: "T:r fire mast !" .ljryvtcsl
simply II tin 'ic:t';,s.S nnl batteries
:" = ;,i;;,c and Mn. against
ti.c l::nu-t>.n TIT, u let It's remember
:;.c ..n:'.! J. i..n;i.,riimcnl q: C"pcil-
!;* ";: iii i@fi,, when the Cathedral
:..:! -r;... .i.r.r b"n,lrcL houses were
i .,-uyt..i: The German i"niilsart!-
went 1T -;r, s':urg iI iS.O, where
;.,,:! ,HDri:r> wcrc used for the first
time, anil IT," fanOu. Ii',~:,y and pie
tar. -allcgy Iryirnyesl: :::sd the Ger
with. strangely rH'n::;!:. even the
n,ii:t.G, ..ii~'.i..n:.r of the G''rnIailS
N:- >::.h';. =. ti:::t in The highest
c!r..l,s :i.:'is hot, the Ir.'l,riciy U
such 4 :,;'mrn NJ: 81! one time IRE
va.:C.: .r;.'h 81 n,ni:l u" less than Il
military point View. With respect
a";ti,, i".,..,td q" nu::ic i"i;l'.in :.
:: ':i,r' :,',;,,l,;.: INCREASINGLY d.-
-t,..;;vr. /; w.~ the rIlc il Greek
Nur.:.r. th spar: sacred ':uil.linss:
and "a" i:n:i."E Frequently spared
~,.r.u an': other buildings. is Mar
.ri!uS. i"r :.,,!:.r:r, as !'yr:,"i:se. Vet
~ .:;a ii:. ,''r,.n.!, :.va"'d .I:e l'ala-
TINT" i" ia. the; n". ..ni: set lire
.o the c;;,'n'ir,; i. i'.: s;::':;.d tie
tr."i* -; III, :.risut ;nI"': 'r> ut
S,::er<. :'rr.cIi,> Ii DESTROYED IT,"
Ii. :. buildings III Dresden and
i':..;,.. in i-ii the I.r"i;sI, forces
Il >;n:;:' ::.. r*l.."I -. Washington.
~ ,Tt> >:'...';'; .;ri". and ether putt
H.. i:::;;i:..<: "n.' in lsiI the l'r,i>-
..rE G..,rr..i. i:.n' i,'r, w:.s with d!lt:-
ru.,y ;,.r.;n-:i fv",:, h!"Ni,l;. ~, the
;,,i,::.? %: jena ~ Paris aiI, the pillar
a. .,l<j...i'<. T:::,- j. always the
rv..u-,. -: rt,.ria:r ~ accident. Yet
Ia;,r! Lac: said ~ .::!A. - which
'.;' ..,n.::,,'i ~" .:.i'g::r.: 81: Poly.
lin. :;.., t!,,rn: I'VE ought tO
,,a.:. .;...-e .i:ii., 8 w,ijr;, 40 hHnOr
IL ;..,,,;:n .,"!r,>, a,.l ,lO not con.
.ri,;,r ;c III" "u:n'y'- strength. such
As :,I,r:',.: :. ..,ni,-. pubic buildings
ans! ri: YORK s:f n!:.it:,i.!c beauty"
---f;.... ~ IT. .:;..;I:;n..
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Fatal Shooting.

:.,r~:H :'.r*. ArE., sept. ....-!n
IL !; ;,r:n:s, ti.:s u: .l.i;:':. Charles
M:..h.v.:, ~iiior t.; ii... E'rM'. WAS
Il. ): :..u: ;.i:,r.. :.u. kite. in;.:: :tif:"y
will! r..i. :. Y. F'nr:: ca. vice-M::'i
.,.r; al .:,.' -. i...u.s :.M; Texas Mar
r"w Gs',.~. H;.:!w.;v. a,'I Col. Ha=:.
n:r ~ y. ,:nl.:ic.u,. .f :;i. Airing.
to-. i!":.'. Tho >:r,":!.t: grew o';: .:
4 ;,:',"f n.ws;,a,'r. = .i:;raIcrsv. !!
is ,n: k",.n vi her fOr'ly"" ~:
iu.g i;::s; ,i;. fii:.! s.:u;. The I:iar.
y. :,v.;,..,. I.a' wten Mathews ::n,! For
,:y.r. H.. :.,.mer .;riw;ng !: r',>"lvc,
:,:ui s:sss,;i:,. 1T tie latter. t"v'!!c;
wis ,;.:: hi;. lie teen struck N;;i.e us
scv. raj .:,rts vitn Il a:'',. O.lr Of
Matthew'S bullets hit Eugs j" tlr
thigh. r:::';''; in'" II" ".'"'''1"
Ru',,. ;'icn ,lrew !; revolver aud he.;,i
,iI:i.. ut Mathews. who lei: ;;c:'! viii
:. h,,i;..! in his heat, lis is'tt .r'nl''.
aid :y.'; wrist.
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BUTTE ABROAD.
What Ia Thought o. It by Others.

In tk: .Mi.l;*natn u! Sept. 18th.
appears the following handsome
tri::u:e to the wealth, worth. and gcn-
er.i prosperity cf III. Montana IKE.
:cr?a'i-:
''s;;;lv We visited Butte. the city
has grown immensely, and II may
justly claim to bc. no: only the Min
ing metropolis OF Montana, hut. also,
the leading business centre of oIr
rapidly growing Territory. The S,I,n
"t the business interests tina: are rep
resented here is beyond computation
H. these cf ctr i'eoi,lc VII" hav.
i.;-.tL ;il,';1 existence in TIE smaller
t"v:s and mining camps. anG j. Il
sru:.e vi pride to ali c!d-;i:ncrs.
whether they lave any personal in
tc:e>:- in the ,r"wtil or NJ. Great,
r,N;ai!. warehouses. carh Oi whose
;.nCu:; recrii.t> .: mlervl.an..i~e ansi
i.e;.hl i,o. up thnuS:;mds Of tons:
large, substantially luilt stores,
wherein the display Of g'~"ls to sup
ply the market iS u,l.n! to any. and
Superior I" n.aiiv that are t. l'e found
il cities Of halt 81 century's growth,
the sNo:tiny. putin. iron horse. com.
ing and going ~ regular intervals.
bringing in enormous burdens vi
freight. and carrying away = wOn-
tlrO,.s wealth "f bullion; stages. freight
wagons, express 'nr.s, or. trucks, ,:.nd
Il thousand and one ci the adj
!uu.is to an ever-nlovirg market,
cuItii:rite 10 max" Butte appear
more like city of twenty Thousand
inhabitants rather than ~ 4 mining
camp Of less i'.an half that porula-
, lion. Ii the residence portions "
the city, too. the character Uf the
building. that have l.uru erected is
| Indicative vi The faith which exists
in the future "i the city. The hand
some and costly houses have evi-
den,:y !~cn 'nii!: ito stay" and are
! sul,st.i n.i:,' and even elegant in ar
, chi,c.:ural d,si:n. And ii is Az
parent, even TO tn: transient visitor,
! that the upbuiit!ing Of Butte, us now
! .-.,ih. OH, is not abnormal, or in Cx-
,'ess - the present and future r..-
uuiyrn.cnts oi ,nc place. Butte il no
! !.uis:.r"om city. lis resources are,
s.>on.: douii, sufficient lo support it
!wyvyd the life limit nf any Of lis
! !:rc-e mt residents. In fact. the de-
, vc!o,,nynt q! i:.- i.i:nes. enormous as
/ it has been, may i,e sai'l to have |Hcn
! hardly icg;n. When one looks ut
; the vast work. which have becn
r:r..:ci-ti.c mills. shelters, conccn-
traitors. ami al: sorts Of mining M..i-
ci:inery ;!.at are in operation. the
gangs vi ,nen that come and 70,
! when the "-!.ifts" chan:e. to- nll.l
| i.,n, ,..r ;,,ines. aud realizes how
: *A.a'i The ;mr.m,.S ;,l'"n the great :nim-
.r:.i l"i..cs have been. lie Is cont
. J.. .:e. io drive i:.r into ll, future t0
i:,.i Il date 'nr even the beginning Of
:;i.',hl.
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TIE Funny Things We DO.

Have you ever reflected u,On the
vcry many funny things We ito. for
Which We can give No particular re:a-
son:
How il il that We do not give ;ivc
cheers. four cheers, twO cheers, one
-her: Why is it that VIC give three
..!."r-s and II" more: Who can tell:
Ni.y - it tI,..t the majority .; l'cI--
PIE Use ti.c rigil, hand instead ii Hir
i.it. and cannot help sailing; ut those
who ,l~e the latter?
{ Why i. ii that q man cannot sec Il
bua,,ir "f tOoti picks without helping
himself 10 one wh:n lie dives not neess
it:
wiz Is it that y snail lDny cannot
1T y ikin- wasted wasp lily in peace,
without ii,ri ,u>ly going Tor 1t will,
his nrw straw hat Or why Is 1t that
;lr .,u:,lI girl vii: always in-ist ulH'"
lu.yim- i;r.ur i kitten that has not
even learned tO open it's eyes:
H::y j. ii tina: when one a,ss ~
thr nun,.ar al days IN = certain
month We always say over tO our
selves:
Thirty day. hath September.
April, June ans! November
N.,v Is i; that We turn tO tile right
iH-, al Of the lett. "! hen the lett u
far n."rc preferable, and II ad"p'c:'
w"a,!a save many an accident Oh rail-
r...:- and highways The driver
always sits on the right Of his v.'lIi-
ri-: il. turning "a the right he Is fur
the. away from: the wagon lie l';a'Ses
aII u.,:ca< l:u j. All expert s'a:isot
tell .nw c!.,.c i,r .,.,,es to the wlicc:A
"f i:,. n,.m vino g."- by Linn; where
AS. i he turned I" tle left eiIe lie
could ln,k straight down, see to IL"
fraction ~ an inch hOw close .:c WAS
approaching AN obstacle. ansl thus
avoid il. The engineer runs
U,..n tn" risl,t-ha,,si track ana sits
iron The right -I.and side II the cal'.
III" long, narrow. locomotive, with
its >anl-l"wcr hrlfry and smoke stack
i. in front -: him. cutting OFF iits OBJ
srrvati"m. Ne can view only his
own track. while the opposite track.
-a:c ut Il distance, IL almost Wi'o'iy
ms, en '.y him. lOn sOI'ie railroads
In" reverse is the CUSTOM.
Custom, owing to causes we Know
n": vi. has established these curious
rrr,,';"n.-, and from observation ana
e':,"ii"n We unwittinSly d" tHnus-
a'n!- "t things that arr, to say tue
l.as!. funny. and that We cannon pos
>:'iy explain.
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Ok:ol,o,la. Payne.

DALLAS. Texas. sept. 22.-Cai.tain
p.:yue Of M 'niic.na n";uti";v. w!:u
WIS arrested August 2.cE for ties
p,ssii,- nr Indian i":r;t"i: lanes.
;.s:h .;;:> h.c'1 ;" custody "a f":; IL ~.
..::s.;.' ti;r""yl, here today tn r':''ir
lrr i;.rf Smith. Arkansas. ,h:i, he
win H.. tI;:rl III Six 'e,|. r:'l ru:il:.
i'ay:,c WAS rvn.;'ani:.! ,'y !.!s VIE
::l;, "i,i!:i aN'i -le,"n followers. IL
ri.:u., Of l.;en:sn:,':: Ia, ~ ami .:
su'..!,; If soldiers "f :':' N.:;h cav
AIRY. W!.tn the: "r:icle'; s:e"riei1a.
;sxa:. yesterday. i',yn" sworc o':t 4
y ri; .: h..!,;,s corpus 81: i.:nl.@.!i AM
followers in H.. District C.Hirt. hu.
Ta,l,- refused to l. c'yn;zr il. w'''r,'-
u::.,a :: warra;.. 81, i$S'!si ''r the
..i,-: nf Tav:.:r iii:n ,:.l. Tl:is was
ais. resisted. the civil "iii,'sr n.t la
ing rer.ni.;,.i 10 e:.;ey IN. ear.
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Egyptian News.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. .3.-t;r:le::,:
Wood on the mari: t. Da:l'ttta
reached: t:.ir..iu last evening aud was
~ remain Unit! o'rlu,'k this mnrn-
in.. Railways ARE blocked by :ie>cr-
tors from .Ah!,!i:h's camp. General
Woo. tcl.srari,rl -A'leliah's troops
continue I" desert. Oi s.En' nr: :2!n.i-
iy, only SD i::a:.ks remain. I:,ry
...un,ier.I the ~. :rA...s. the Govern
c.'s h",,>e ard many private sesiteE-
rcs and exchanges.
DAMIIrrA. sept. :S.--(;en. W"o'i.
witt, two regiments. arrived Il; ilami.
eta to-day. .Atd"l.;:h surrendered
III the railway station. the troops
are expected I" surrende; their arms
Ibis afternoon. Tie surrounding
country is quiet. Crop. ~. in.
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Fatcl Results 0: Il Grr3het.

!'AINr.A:Lp. y. J.. SEPT. -! has
been raining constantly 10, eighteen
hour, ;;n. streams ar. .nUri: swollen.
The streets ar., i'ti:l "f wa:rr, ani ,i':
:!:i.r":r I" property j: heavy. ~ ~
III" s;r.vc ::r,.t bridge ":cr ('r,:'H-
broc', in ~, city su.i.i: ::lv ga" way
Will. "row, .c,. VIII. people W.:tr'i!;ig
The ,ion;l. six ir"::s y. :" ",..r' :;
IN: :. number ii j. i:,ru-.i :crirav;:.
i;t!. .;an.s a, S.'ar:, :':a:n- :.r"
washed ,:;;; AMI :!:. wa.cf j. i"",' '"'-i
Il, ~ in the .trer.- o.. TIE vi.i:s...
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What! ~ ::,,c Tn ouyils About IT,.

Nr. H. VI. vi: :. ;i." sui"r,n in
..:,.,..r 81 the E..,ii,is: 'a>e. MIS- SIT
:.n- in the Ni,.i-nr lobby las
,i.A,. :i,.., jim ;;"ii'f.l ~umtcr'I
o.cr,u him AMI 'cl:,arkctl, in IL e"i.-
!i.;.'L!;a! tor, 81: voice:
'.i;;~.. ':n Hol; !::n0w' what Blaine
,i!r:".:! ~ ia:;;,l.:'> ease"
II n.., ;:"v. heard. :'u: d"m't re-
:..r,.s".r, ."l,!i. Il i!', ,!"!"r.
We'll, ! II tell you" said Bedford.
't:.y day quiz" Il l.a:'r. in'''udins
!;la!i.. and m:~t!: "-u. taking dim
nrr:.' Wclck,r'S. ! determined tO
a.:s ;:h.n: ;: plain question :: 'out the
,n;.it.v, aid. when :. !:;i! in the con-
v:r~:.'.p.. occurred. said:
"'i;:u.,r. va ;ariic!s> cast. y
L.. :'ci.'>s n:.c s,nE III. Start. "r n"t:' "
~, vas utterly "iel,>S, ie>l~n't-
&! Blaine, 'aE.! lis !i;'' was rr,l"ng.
";i simply l.; ;;n >iim,ilan;> admin.
is:rr,.i IN III" attc's.ing shrg."l.s. "
",:la;ilc probably thought >O,' r"-
r!iui DR.. B!i.>--Hni tla: ended the
conversation. IN .''r !'.i."f,,i'''".