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'hV Suffer

Remember that a Little Hop Ritters
saves big doctor bills, and cures when all else
fails. eos
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PoruLAn PRICES prev il proverbially O. R. B.

Tue BEST BEFKIG ORATORS in the city are sold by
J. W. BOJyl 4 SON
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U1VC MIC a 1HIxtSS Oh NO1U " Atef,''
and with a teaspoOnful of Tarrant's Settler Ape
rient, will produce instantly sparkling draught
OF settler water, "most sparkling and invigor-
ating." eos
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CLEAN YOCE CARPETS WITHOUT BEiTfSG.-Our
process nn wear. tear r1yeling. Clubbing, rope
and rubber rap pounding done away with. Try
the p:Cc--sS Old carpeJs APPEAR nearly new. A. ii.
Chtce d Bro, 6l6 louisiana avenue, next door to
City post III q
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So GALLON, 15c. q OF bottle. No. rye whisky.
Best for the money. j. f. MCGEE, 40i 9Th ST. n. W.
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EvERYTHTSG In pictures and cards. J.Jay Gould
DR.. BovEE has procured the services OF a mag
netic rubber from New York TO assist In his
Turt U.fn
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12Kc. Pacific lawn, at &c.; Young Stearn, s4 eth.
CHEAPEST MAN for parasols, j. E Young.
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HANpsos!E adverising card given away, 9th st.
wing Cent market.
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Surely as the Birds i'm Spring Time,
comes natures demand for that most potent REM
edy for all bilious troubles Tarrant's Settler
Aperient eos
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AUCTION SALES.

1NHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer
BALANCE STOCK OF FINE CANDIES. FANCY
ARTICLES, EIGHT PLATE-Gf.Ass Show
CASES, COUNTERS AND SHELVING GREAT
QUANTITY OF GLASSWARE AND JARS CON.
tanned IN HAMILTON'S CANDY STORK.
123. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN
AUCTION.
The above sale will take place MONDAY, JUNE
FIFTH. at TEN O'CLOCK A. M. IL
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LADIES try ali round and return to Cochrane's

NED M0RCOE'S ''JeWeI" cigar. cent straights.
12O7 rennsy iyanil avenue (wide-Open dOOrS)
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Nervous Debility

is depressed, irritable state of mind; a weak,
nervous, exhausted feeling: no energy; no anima-
In generattve organs OccasiOned by eXcesses men,
tai Overwork, or indiscretions positive infalli-
able remedy for all these troubles is found in
Aliens Brain Food, which tones up the system,
arrests all Involuntary discharges, removes men,
tai gloom and dependency, and restores wonder
full power to the weakened organs. Sold by all
druggists, 81 package, for S. or sent free by mail
on receipt Of price, from ALIENS PHARMACY, 3I5
First avenue, N. Y. STOTT q CROMWELL, Agents,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue
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Special Weather Bulletin.

CocHR.sK's cool, convenient. cash commercial
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Book sEEPTNG Is easily AMI thoroughly learned
for 81 20. p-i-ctI ,IiShip & 80 You can begin at
any time. Howe, 1870 1th street.
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LOCAL MENTION.


OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WARRINGTON. DC. June 3, 1882. $50 am.
For the middle Atlantic states, threatening
weather and rain. southery winds, shifting 70
west and northwest. falling barometer, and rising
temperature to-day and falling temperature on
Sunday.
special Weather bulletin.
RAIN SUNDAY MORNING, CLEARING OFF COOL
The chief signal officer Of the army furnishes
tie following specfai bulletin To The press
The barometer Is lowest In Illinois and highest In
Dakota storm OF considerable energy NOV
ing slowly eastward along the fortieth paral-
prevails in the lake region. Ohio and upper MsSiS-
spp vslleys,a nd generally fair weather continues
stations report more than one inch rainfall dur
Ing the past twenty-fOur hours: Toledo, 1.41 Chi
cago. 1.91: Davenport, 10; Springfield. ILL.,, $780,
Denver. 1.3o, and Champaign. 1.S2. The tempera-
ture has risen slightly in the southern, middle and
New England states, and fallen from 50 to 10o in
the upper lake region and northwest The follow
ing temperatures were reported at a. this
Observation-Disclosures, $50; Montreal, $50; Quebec,
A.; VT. Washington. 80; Cleveland, SO; Aipena,
44o; Duluth, $40; St Paul. 81: Denver, e. and San
Francisco, SO The indications are that rain will
prevail! in the New England md the middle Atlantic
states during Saturday night and Sunday morn
ing. followed in the middle states during Sunday
by clearing, cooler weather.
CocHRASE's cool, convenient, cash commercial
corner.
CHEAP JoB PRINTING. Milan's, COZ 9TH, above F.
SIX RED TICKETS good for a present Young's.
CELLULOID collars and cuffs, at Auerbach's. 9TH
and III.
EVERYTHING in pictures and cards J.Jay Gould.
FUssELL's Ice Cream.
INPoKTED OIL on drt1ght. go 9Th street
HAVE YOU SENT for Cochrane's free washing
list?
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BEAUTIFUL HOME AT BARGAIN. OWNED
"A by nom resident and must be sold: 20 acres Of
good land; new story hoeec: fraits end beautiful
shsie around the house; excellent spring Of water near
sne dQ0rs gooo society; healthy tocation north Of
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stGivc Me a Glass Of Co

the torrents OF Hades when German Corn Re-
mover will instantly relieve you? 25c.
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When have baby Mt breast nothing is so use
full for quetlng my own and baby's nerves as Par
kers Ginger Tonic 1t prevents bowel complaints,
and is better than my stimutant to give strength
and aDpetita.-A Ne,C0rE Mother
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CHEAP JOB PRISTISG. Milans, COG 18th, above F.
SIX RED TICKETS good for a present Young's.
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SOL does not heat up Cochrane's store.
HEAPLER, opucian, near AZ St., has no agents.
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CELLULOID collars and cuffs, at Auerbach's. 9TH
and III.
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Fifty Acres Of Grape Vim,

Dyspepsia. BiliOusneSS. Nervousness
and MiserableneSs all cured with Hop BitterS eos
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CUTICURA RESOLvENT,
THE NEW BLOOD PURIFIER,
And CUTIcURA. and CUTIcURA SOAP, the great Skin
Cures. will every species of Humor from Pimpe
to Scrofula AL other remedies may be tried aud found
wanting. but in the end the CUTIcURA REMEDIES must
be used to effect cure.
CUTICURA RRMEBIEs sold by all Druggists.
Principal Depot Weeks Potter, Boston. les
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Summer Furnishin3s.

summer furnishings.
Climax Shirts, ready for use {nOne better; 81.
Long and short sleeve Summer UndershirtS.
New York pattern Jean Drawers perfect fit, SOC.
Earl and Wilson's Linen Collars, $50 dOz.
White Ties, 2 doz- for 25c.; Silk WindsOrs. 25c.
Fancy H-Hose, Guyot Suspenders, Isle Gloves.
LEWIS. Halter and Gents Outf1tter, $40 7th St. 2
Tangfer Oyster Depot and Restaurant,
9Th and E. {JOhnSOns) Clam Chowder and Turtle
Soup, regardless of clam or turtle; Soft Shell Crabs
extra large) Spring Chickens, Deviled Crabs Lit
tie Neck CLAIMS, Norfolk Fresh Fish, &C. Also,
Meals and Lunch always ready-nothing but the
best Ladies' Saloon On first floor.
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nCC0Q UAN FALLS
" AND MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS
STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
having been thoroughly overloaded and newly fur.
hished, rs running excursions 20 the above places
for occoquan Falls, Sundays and Wednesdays; bosA
leaving 18th street wharf Sundays 80 A. m rurnne
q . p. m: Wednssdays at a. M. returning a
springs Saturdays. leaving wharf at a. M returning
at5 p m Fare, round trip. 10 cents.
Music and Dancing on all trips except Sundavs
Music by Prof. A. j. Cooks Band.
Noob1ectionable parties allowed on the boat
miriam L. =. RANDALL. proprietor
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LADIES know Cochrane's goods and prices are re-
liable.
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FREsH peach ice cream. Jarvis, 4as 9Th St NV
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Those Whose Compilations
Are poor may rejoice In the existence Of Glenn's
Sulphur Soap.
HIPS Hair and whisker Dye, black or brown. Soc
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PEACHES-JuSt rece.v,d 100 boxes Georgia
peacht-s- Il, VI. Reds SOFAS. 1216 street NV.
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BEST IN THE WoRLD-Harts Roach Powder.
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Strictly Pure Liquors, for Medicinal Use.
Extra fine Old Arlington Whisky 81 per gallon, 81
per quart bottle. JAMES F. MCGEE, 464 9th St n W.
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BoaEDISG HoUsEs incomplete without Cochranes
free washing list.
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CoCHRANEs hale-bone cOrsets only 45c. pair.
HAKTs Roach PowpEK.-No poison.
OrEEA and marine glasseS repaired at Hempler's.
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A StCRED CONCERT viii be given on Tomorrow
at 0't.OcE IDT tAe members only at the Washing
ton SchUetz PARK, on IN street road.
Nm IIEINIS Committee
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Ferry Years. ExDerfeucc of an Old Nurre.
MIS- Winsiow's Soothing Syrup Is the prescription
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-fafling success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diauhoea, gripping
In the bowels and wird collie BY giving health
TO the child IL rests the mother. Pricc $ cents a
bottle m.w,s
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Hundreds Of Fair Daughters
And promising SONS die of consumption who coult
have been saved by Hale's Honey OF HorehOun(
and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute
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CLARETS, CL4RETS. CLARETS by bottle or dozen
fegaD'S family wine store, 9Th and Penn. ave.
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ELECTRIC BELLS. speaking tubes, by Kuehling
zig 18th street northwest.
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A VaIuabIe Addition,

Because iI is beneficial to the scalp and adds to
personal beauty by restoring color and lustre to
gray or raded hair, is why Parker'S Hair Balsam
Is such popular dressing.
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If there ever was


q specific for any one complaint, then Carter'
Little Liver Pills are specific for sick headache
and every woman should know this. Only ont
pill a dose.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucroneer

SIX CRATES OF ASSORTED CRocKERY AND
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS Ar
AUCTION.
TUESDAY, JUNE SIXTH. 1884, at TEN
O'CLOCK, within my saesrooms shall sell the above
goods The attention Of the trade is respectfully
called 70 THIS SALE je3 70
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Does Your Head Ache!
LOdilles Specific cures the worst case in 5 to 30
minutes. so cents. At all drug stores
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Don't BE PUT oFF-Hart's Roach Powder.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.

TWO THOUSAND PIONEERING AND BFDpIy0
PLANTS AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. JUNE SIXTH. 1892 at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A M, within my ealesrooms / will sell q
ch Dice collection Of Roses. Carnations. Fuchias and
many other howering plants in fine condition.. les 1t
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RUNNING SORES

RUNNING SORES
ON THE LEG SEVEN YEARS; TREATED BY
PHYSICIANS AND IN HOSPITALS
WITHOUT CURE.
had running sores my left leg for years,
which reduced my limb to simple skin and bone, and
unable to support my weight unless swathed in band
ages consultation OF physicians at the City Hospital
OF Boston decided that would have to be amputaed
save my life. Such my condition when began to
use the CUrICURA REMEDIES. which have effectually
cured me, in gratitude for which 1 make this public
statement Of my case.
JOSEPH A. PALMER
Hudson. Mass.
MALIGNANT CANKER
FOR YEARS-A TERRIBLE CASE-CURED BY
CUTICURA RESOLVENT.
feel that must write you what your CUTIcuRA Re-
SOLVENT has done for me. / have had Canker of the
Mouth and Stomach for years. It seemed as il my
whole inside covered with white testers Icoud not
keep solid foods my stomach. and my mouth ran
water all the time. was in great Distress and had no
hope of cure until got hold of the REsoLvENT seven
bottles of which cured me Of every symptom.
JOHN T. FITZPATRICK,
st. Charles Hotel,
New Orleans, La.
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Howsos's lee CREAM, 81 3 a gal 11Oi 18th NV.
The eyesight fitted accurately at Hempler's.
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$1,000 Reward
For any case of blind, bleeding itching, liberated
or prOtruding Piles that DeBings Pile Remed,
fails to cure. Prepared by j. p Miller, NJ. d., 81
Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists. disco
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HAVE YOU SENT for Cochrane's free washing
list?
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THE WAsHINGroN AND MEXICAN MINING CON-
PANY have filed a bill against Campbell CARING
ton for discovery and account. The bill sets
forth that Darlington was appointed superinten-
dent or the mines: That he returned here In No
vember, 1881, and his resignation was received;
that at this time he had shipped 1,625 ounces OF
silver from Eagle Pass, and subsequently made
report that the silver and ore seized for viOat-
Ing the Mexican revenue laws; that the president
OF the company telegraphed to Eagle Pass and was
advised that IL had been seized for nOnpayment of
duties while Mr. Darlington by means OF false
bottom In his wagon was endeavOring to smucgle
the same into the United States; that Mr. CARING
ton admitted that he constructed the false bottom
TO his ambulance for concealing the Ore but
claimed that Il was done to escape the robbers
who infested the route and not to evade the reve-
nue. law. The company claims that Mr.. CARING
ton used the opportunity to promote his private
interest and was In the employ Of, and interested
In, other mining companies TO the prejudice OF the
company that sent him to Mexico, and that he has
failed TO produce vouchers for the greater part OF
the money entrusted to him. They ask the chan
ceilor to set aside the settlement made with him;
that he be charged with the value Of the lost bull
lion and ore and for an account OF the S. 900 en-
trusted TO him. Mr. Campbell Darlington In q
note TO The STAR. states that the above bill is
neither signed or sworn 20, and viii be fully and
com pletely answered by him at the proper time.
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IRON SAFES REPAIRED by Kuehling, near Pen
sion Office
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ADJUSTMENTS.


THEATER coMIQUE.
MONDAY. JUNE s. 1882.
URDAYS.
'' Nft'~' fERG II So s And 6G MaCk.
MCCARTHY AND MONROE.
The great Character Comedians.
AVERY AND CLIFTON
Gymnasic Exercises on Horizontal Bar.
MISS cApIToLA FORREST.
The Handsomest Lady on the stage.
MISS CARRIE HOWARD.
The charming little Vocalist
sDseSSl EEffHE STsRT e Fl great
EASTWOOD AND cRANDALL,
BARNEY REYNOLDS.
Concluding with the most laughable of all Comedies.
"THE POLITICAL CANDIDATE"
Performances commence 7:45 and 2:15 sharp. ,es
MARYLAND AVE. AND 14TH ST. SW
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
COMMENCING MONDAY. MAY 10Th.
THE MONSTER WHALE.
Length 60 feet; weight 80 coo pounds. genuine
Arctic Mammal. The only one of his species taken
from the water.
CAPTAIN PAUL. BOYTON,
The great nautical commanding the whaling
crew win be in the whale pavilion daily to receive and
saving Dress and other paraphernala with which he
makes his lonely voyages
Admission 25c. Children l5c.
Open from a. m. to 8 pm. 3e3-6t
FT,HE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL,
Il New York ave-, betwet u 18th and l4th streets.
Water constantly changing and kept at temperature Of
80 to S. degrees.
Hours: Gentlemen Z to a. m. and 2:3O to 10 D. m
Ladies, 10 a.. NJ to IL IN.
Guaranteed instruction in Swimming S. je3-lm
n APITA EATER.
Tuesday and Friday Matinees.
The best combination in America. The Great Horse
shoe Frank B. Carr. J. j. Quinlan, Josie Love. Ella
Love. Quilter and Goodrich, LeClair and Russell,
Dutch DAILY, Blanche Moncrieff. Frank Campbell,
Emery and Russell, Frank Lewis. Company that
cannot be eQualed. niy29
nONCH AND HIS ORCHESTRA WILL REMAIN
~ In the city this summer. The best of music for
Excursions. Picnics &C.. be secured by applying
to the leader
Gems of the most popular operas a specially.
Residence, Cos II street northwest. my29-1m
= "
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ON THE LEG SEVEN YEARS; TREATED BY
PHYSICIANS AND IN HOSPITALS
WITHOUT CURE.
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EVERYTHING in pictures and cards. J.Jay Gould
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A Delightful Novelty.
Ladies prefer Floreston Cologne because they
find this lasting combination of exquisite perfume:
a delightful novelty.
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nONCH AND HIS ORCHESTRA WILL REMAIN
~ in the city this summer. The best of music for
Excursl ems, Pcnics &c. can be secured by applying
to the leader.
Gems of the most popular operas specially.
Residence COS II street northwest. my29- I'm
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For the middle Atlantic states, threatening
weather and rain southerly Winds shifting to
west and northwest falling barometer, and rising
temperature to-day and falling temperature on
Sunday.
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

lFor Other Auctions See !sirth Pace.
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FTNHE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL,
Il New York ave-, betwet 18th and l4th streets.
Water constantly changing and kept temperature OF
80 to s. degrees.
Hours: Gentlemen z to a. m. and 2:3O to 10 D. M
LADIES, 10 a m. to IL IN,
Guaranteed instruction in Swimming IS. je3-lm
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11
CONDENSED TELEGRAns.

A WHITE MAN was badly beaten py
some negroes In sotauket, Long Island. the
other night, aud IN retaliation the whites set
upon every black man they found on the
streets. The dght became general; stones
and clubs were freely used, and several
participants were seriously injured. The
negro quarters were then attacked, windows
and doors broken, and the torch applied;
but are-srms were brought Into use and the
assaIIants we're driven on.
J. w. WALKER, o ranchmsn, has
been arrested At Denver, Colo, for killing
Sam Ysw, Chinese laundymen. Walker
had been put out Of the laundry for attempts
Ing 10 take clothes for which he had no
ticket, and he used his pistol on the hrst
heather at hand, who happened 10 be an In.
nocent bystsnder.
MARI MuELLER, aged 70, was run
down and killed by train near san An.
tonic. Texas. the other night
sHREvKYoRr, La, lost $4,000 BY
Gre On the 5th. A business block In Red
Bank, N. j., including the First National
Bank and . Methodist church, went up n
SMOKE On the ssme day.
A BoY named Robinson was decapi-
ssisd By . cable car Ia Chicago the other
morning.
The Russian works n Gra;o have a.
snmed such formidable proportions, Ger.
many has considered u necessary 10 fortify
lhe eoasisuous territory. The frontier
srmamsnts Of both empires sre nearly CON-
pIsssd, and have . Erimly suggestive sp.
pesrsnee.
CnArnAn's cartrdgs factory, suf-
field, Conn, wss DESTROYED BY IN exple-
zion Of chemicals the other day. james
Baunden was fatally injured, Charles Brew.
ster and James Lyons were badly burned.
and four otheu were slightly hurt
FvE trsinmen were seriously injured
IN colIIsion near Pomfrss, Conn.,, caused
By violating osdsn. Two engines and
tueIve ears were wrecked.
Mus. DANIEL GLAssgrr, wife d .
miner, Wandered oa Into The mountains
near virginia. Nsv., ths oshss day. taking
Win her IN infant and two other ekildrss.
llasinx spenf he sighs h furious ssev-
psorm. sks returned without he babs, n.
risisIse tkas Il ksd snssyet bss ~ eryinR
ssd she I'D sut ~ ksad = viii hat>kst.
a spssrk fsf fhs bsdy vsslase bsr slssy, and
sks ~ srrsstsd. o. ssufns - , iasass.
Joss RApvonp. a Dsllsvisw. 0ktos
- bssn srruulsd fsr ~ nurdsr sl ~
ul1s. ~ - sDplls1 ~ . 11vsea -
~ m beeouss q ~ inl1noy M -.
sdku usman. ~ 1s1Isso1 ~ = ~
n1nmss hc111v kgo1s 1Dun ~ 1opgus
0ru1u1 ~ - ~ ~, - - -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11

I'eFfE ihleYes have been annoying
falmsn aesf ssv Richmond. Ohlo, ~ some
time. AIleft ahd ftmss Thofnlen, ne
gfoes, wefe suspected the other mofalns
they wefe found Hlns " oafnhela, M.
died With shot and bltedlnr N DEATH No
ono knsw shfihine about me shooting, hui
ihe eoafed peapIe IN lown hscame VERY dls
orderly IN investigating the natter and
number we're lodged IN jail,
Tns eneIne.houae u fos a Co.'S
wooleh factory Al lifbsns. Ohio. was 10.
mollshed by boiler explosion on The ~,
aud Ilnbsn Ouiram. the engineer, was bndlT
injured and died In sfew hours,
JOns aLfss, negligent nagman,
caused collision Of freight trains n Dla.
mond, Pa, Nov. /. which cost him hls life.
Several employees were hurt aud iwcnly.
five cars we're demolished.
A CAN broke loose on an incline nj a
coal mine near wlIlIamspori, IA, on The "a,
aud Killed five miners.
BELMONT and Zimmerman, who com.
mItied the triple murder At Mlndon, Nobr.,
were oyefhauled Al Lakin. kans., the other
day. Belmont was killed and Zimmerman
vfasted.
POLICEMAN j. q. PErPER attempted
TO arrest Frank Reynolds and Frank Col.
well In a saloon at Massillon. Ohio, the 9th.
or night. Reynolds closed with the officer,
and In tho tussle that ensued drew a re.
volver and shot him In the thigh, making a
serious wound. with the assistance Of by.
ISLANDERS, however, both men were lodged
in jail. and the wounded man was attended
by n surgeon.
A MuTIsY occurred on the schooner
Dora s. Trimbe as she was leaving Boston,
Mass, the other day. IIand.spikcs and
clubs were freely used by the crew, and tho
captain and mate were seriously injured.
The vessel was boarded by hsrbor police
and two Of the rlng.leaders were arrested
Two lads, named Theodore Bache
and William switzer, were fatally burned
by the explosion Of a barrel OF coal oil In
Philadelphia. Pa, Nov. 1.
THE Arlington Variety Theater In
Baltimore, Nd, burned on the ~. John
Pearson, young man, perlshed In the
flames. Miss George supple, one OF thu
company, was seriously injured in jumping
from the roof. Several others were badly
burned or hurt In making their escape.
INDIANAPOLIS policemen had battle
with tramps on the Sd. A hundred shot'
were exchanged. and two or three men on
each side were wounded.