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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-19

Pittsburgh, July 1.-THE twenty
fourth annual st,, &c convention of The
junior order of United American Me
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-19

suckers short time ago. When the
MAYORS absent I'm mayor de iaeto OF
all me ChirlQns. North ElmIh ANnsf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-19

c. IN tennessee we are 4 long way of
n ron LII. .ne adoption OF sucha broad plan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-19

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-19

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-09-21

A proposed gigantic land steal. in
volving several r,illinn dollars wor,i,
Of United States redwood timber lands
has Just been brought 10 light. The
lands are situated in the northern part
of California. and comprise the most
valuable redwood timber on the coast.
a Post special says: Applications fur
possession were prepared aud signed
10y dummies. Several hundred appli-
cations OF this kind have been fled
with the Government authorities, il
being alleged that Government eff
Gals are acting in COLLISION with the
parties engineering the scheme. II
the promnt"rS succeed they will con.
troll one sixth of the total lumber sup.
ply of the State. Ailidavits are now
being filed proving fraudulent acqni.
sition The U. S grand jury proposes
to investigate the sui Jet.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-09-21

A Paris dispatch says telegram to
the French Minister states that lit la
untrue that the chinese are furtifyinr
the approaches To Caution. They are
only building barracks for troops or.
dercd there. The Chinese regulars
have not made single step further
toward the Tonquin troutier" This
Information tends Ia canfirm the view
of those who consider the Situation of
a pacific character.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-09-21

The "Bine Blouds' of Massachusetts
are ransacking the State for "A cand-
date to beat Beast Butler for Gov
ernor. At the Boston caucuses to
nom nate delegates to the State Con
ventiun, the sentiment was almost
unanimous in favor Of Henry l.. Pierce
as the only man in the Republican
rank that would have any show OF
coming out ahead of Butler at the
general election in November twas
therefore decided that the Boston dele.
CATION DO all in its power to procure
the nomination Of Pierce.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-09-21

During a storm at !Smlthvillc, n. G. ,
many lIonses were umaofed, wtarves
ashed away, and fisheries seriously
damaged The pilo, boats were blown
ashore and oLe was sunk. Many YES.
cells were in the harbor, but only two
held their anchorage. The oldest pi-
lots say that the duration and violence
of the storm exceed anything ever ex-
perienced The reveuue cutter Colfax.
though IA Imminent peril for several
hours, rode ont the gale.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-09-21

Some Of the P,ute captains. says the
Silver State, have gone t. 4 ko To set
tie IA difficulty between the ShushoneS
and BannuckS. 1t appears that "a Ban
mock bnck married Shrshone suuaw
and lived with her III Ruby Valley. III
the Course OF year or SO the sqnaw
died, and the Shushones attributed hen
dealt, to the i'll treatment Of her Ban
mock husband. Her relatives decides,
to kill the Bannock. and put their dc
signs into execution. The Dannock.
demanded the life of ii Shoshone in re-.
ta!iation, and war hetwcen the tribes
Is imminent. The Shoshones sent ful
NachcS and other prominent Piutes to
act as arbitrator between them and
the Banhocks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-09-21

A bloody affair occurred the other
morning on the prairie. three miles from
Cheyenne. Jan es Knight. frcightcr
and two men, II. M orc aud j. H..
Wenzel, slept in Knights wagon
About day light Moore arose and struck
X night will, an AK. Knocking him
spnseless. He then attacked Wcnzrl,
who after the first blow. awoke and
fought, taking the AK from Moore, not,
however, until he had received anoih-
er blow on The head. Moore then pull
ed revolver and shot at Wenzel four
times. Wehzri has wo bullet holes
ii his chest. one in the left arm, and
one through the left hand. A soldier
from fort Russell, out dnck shooting,
went to his rescue, and Moore fled.
We,,zrls skull il fractured. A ball
passed through both lungs. Knights
skull is fractured. Neither expected
to live, Moore's object was to &c, $50
from Wenzel's sa'cllel, III which he did
not succeed Officers are in pursuit
Wrnzrrs home is in Clarion county,
Pennsylvania. Little is known of
Moore.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-09-21

A statement prepared al the Money
Order Office based on rctdrnS tor one
week from one hundred Of the smaller
offices, shows that forty-rwo per cent
of the money transmitted by money
orders was in postal notes.
A fire at Olympia, w t., destroyed
the Surveyor Generals flee aud % l'rr
buildings. All the land records we've
burned. The loss was $6' 900; 'n~ur'
ancc unknown. The fire is SAID to
have been imcendiary.
In the New Jersey Democratic state
Convention. Alien +. McDermnlt was
elected Temporary Chairman, and a
Secretary aud the usual committees
appointed. Hon Leon Abbott was
nominated for Governor by the con-
vc,l,ion on the second ballot.
Next to Texas, Wyoming is proba-
bly, the greatest stock raising REGION III
the United States. It is said that
abGn, 1000. 00O cattle are now feeding
ON the plains, the estimated value OF
which is about $50 100000
The United States has in round nun.
hers, ia, 600 miles Of railroad, and
there is owing on the immense proper
tv in the neiyhbnrhood of 81 600, 00O,-
900, debt that would, perhaps, en-
h,rrass a rural editor to pay off in his
mind.
Word inst received from Hermosi'Io
Sonora, Mex Co, says that II Is no long
cr denied that yellow tcver is prevail
| ing there, as well as at Gnaymas, Ma
za,lan and nuu.ber of other Pacific
Coast towns. Six soldiers died in one
day Of the black vonit. There were
sixteen deaths at Gna,mts one week.
A perfect panic prevails.
A young lady in Philadelphia
seminary was heard to say that the
hot weather made her "swrat." One
If the teachers, a ladyof the old schonl,
reprovcd her in ,h-se words: "M>
dear, bear in mind that horses sweat,
men perspire, and yonng ladies' get in
IA glow
A. +. Towns, the agent of Princess
WinuemucCa, is in Boston circulating
IA petition, to be presented TO Congress
entreating il to restore to the Piute
Indians their former reservations. The
petition contains the names of over
$50 prominent men, including Wendell
Phillips and Johl G. Whittier.
The Postoffice Department says that
when the new letter postage act goes
into effect in October, "a two cent stamp
will carry Il letter to Canada, but that
three cents will be required on letter
from Canada. The postal arrange
mrnt between the two countries is
that the local rates of postage shall
govern
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-09-21
IDAHO WORLD
OFFICE.
New Boots.

New Boots.
just received from Buckingham &
Hecht, fine hand-sewed boots, EE &
e Call screwed boots, Coarse boots
boys and youths boots, children and
Misses shoes, cheap for cash, at Wm.
Mau,z's.
July 3. lS83-lm.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-09-21
FRIDAY .::::;. .SEPrEM BER 81, 1883

UOltS, dltu .oO9 lIlliCs VI VIII.
William Sharon acknowledge in
San Francisco few days since that
his income was 100000.
Henry Ward Beechcr says the west
is gloriauslv roomy. We think it is.
in fact il about all lies out of doors.
Nevada adds 500. 900 to it's big
school fund this year Ivy the sale Of
pubic lands.
Reed. the leading Saratoga gambler
is worth 81 900, 900, aud began life as
a book-keeper.
Work on tie Panama canal is pro-
crossing favorably; 1000 cubic yards
of cath being removed daily.
"fuo much p.rtance ken be LAID
ter de npcnncss ob DE- eye says Bro.
Their Gardner. De owl is got a heap
bigger eye den de fox. but he amt got
half as much scuse."
1t is estimated that the total expense
Of the Northern Pacific in the enter
tainment of its guests at the last spike
excursion, will not fall short of half
million dollars.
The payrnls Of the Con. Virginia,
California, and G. e. o. shaft for Aug
aggr. gated Sl3. 055 so; Utah. $3.7l5;
Union shaft. 50. 6ol so; Ophir, Mrx'-
can, Union Con. and Sierra Nevada,
$S2,l43.
After the dnst has been thoroughly
beat"n ont al carpets, and they are
tackled down again, they can be bright.
ed very mnca ly sc altering corn meal
IN, xcd with cnarse salt over them, ana
then sweeping il all off Mix the sal,
and meal il equal proportions.
The gold mines of Tonquin, says a
writer IN the Paris Figaro, can rival
those of California AID Australia. The
nntvrs use the metal for exchange
the females If the MunngS Of the B ack
river, ON their VIA, 10 and from mark
ct. gamble with thousands of francs
worlh al il, without caring whether
they win or lose.
Yesterday 90 900 standard dollar,
were received here direct from the u
S Mint at San Francisco, for tie FRS
National Bank oi Idaho, AT Boise City
They were pnt M in canvas hags CON
tanning $1,000 each. and weighing
about 60 pounds. The express agen
was not much afraid Of road agent,
taking in The stage which took then
north, ms they would require the ser
vices of several pack mules to carr,
them Winncmucca Silver State.
The following was the estimated
railway mileage of the world on Jan
nary !, 1888: United States, ll3 .00U
Europe, LOG 900; Asia, 5000; Snu,l
America, 1000; Canada, $500; Aus
tralia, 3 300; Africa, 1900; Mckee
2.l00; grand total, $4,000 miles
These figures are not exact, as it i.
impossible t. obtain official return,
within "a year or two after date, and -
1t is necessary IL use the latest avail
able statements aud add the probapl,
number of miles Of road that NAV hav,
been built ia iferent countries sinc,
the time the latest statistics published
with anlh rity were issued.
San Fraucsco dispatch says: |,
~ developed that the Treasury instruc
tons TO the Custom house authori,ie.
regarding Chinese lin transit" is heing
abused. The instructions provide tina
Cinnamon arriving here en- ronte Il
other points may land on certificate.
given by the Chinese Consul To pro
huce them within a specifeu lime
Daily Republican., 1883-10-09
The weather and the Moon.

After the cold rain last week, almost
everybody expected real cold snap to
ensue, but almost everybody and their
cousins have been very agreeably disap-
pointed. There were, however, excep-
lions to these weather-wise expectations.
One gentleman in particular with whom
we talked, said we were to have a
moderately warm spell of weather, be-
cause the new moon had an unusual
inclination to the south. This, he al
ways noticed, brought agreeaby warm
weather, and ever in the dead of winter
when we expect the mercury to dance
around zero, it tempers the atmosphere
so perceptioly that we predict a short
and mild winter. Our informant gave
as a reason for this noticeable phenom-
enon, the influence Of the moon in
drawing heat from the warmer southern
climate and southern trade winds. If
the moon has such wonderful effect in
influencing the tide, why, upon the
same principle, should it not Influence
the atmosphere We came to the con-
clusiOn that there was sound reason in
the gentleman argument, and iii any
thing else is wanted to show its sound
ness, the pleasant weather we are now
having is a strong backing to his argu-
ment. Not all the weather wise wis.
dom is confined to almanac makers.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-09
Try Our BuckWheat

Buckwheat cakes are best
in cold weather, and the
weather is cold enough now
for them. We keep the best
buckwheat flour that can be
found in the market. Order
a bag full and have it sent tc
your house. But you always
want wheat flour, no matter
how many other things you
have. As a general thing,
people never tire on good,
nutritious bread made from
good wheat, and properly
prepared. We keep the best
flour, and would be pleased
to supply you with it; but il
affords no pleasure to sci
you starchy flour, simply be-
cause you will have it. Yol
will also find the best vege
tables, fruit and meats at ouI
corner. w. d. PICkELS,
Fifth and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-09

A Game of ball was played at ScLuet'
zen Park yesterday between the Archer
and the Christy Senate, which resulted
in q victory for the former by score OF
II to ~. Dorr, .ateof the Qnickstep,
pitched for the Cbristy Senate. TIT
Archer is comprised OF good material
and it is the intention of the manager
to run a first-cass amateur nine mex
season to play for the championship OF
the State.
Games we're played elsewhere yester-
day as follows
At New York Boston, 5 4; Metropo.
Titan /.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8
Athletic,
At Louisville Eclipse, 3 ; Detroit, q.
All St. Luuls-St Louis, q New
York, 4.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-09
Revival Services.

The revival services still continue at
Asbury NJ. f. Church, and ON Sunday
evening the crowd was so great that
many were unable to get into the upper
room of the church, and meeting was
organized In the lecture room, at which
the Rev. David Dodd preached. The
services in the body of the church were
conducted by the Rev. W. l.. 5. Murray
who delivered an able aud impressive
sermon. The meetings will be contin'
ued during the present week.
Protracted services are also bang
held in Epworth NJ. Il. Church at Tenth
and Church streets. There was u good
attendance last night, and the lnteres
seems to be increasing.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-09
RAINING Away to Get Married.

LYNCRBuRG, Va, Oct. S.-James +.
Bowman, of New York, ard ELISA
Muller, OF Atlanta, were arrested here
yesterday on their way TO New Jersey,
on a telegram from the Chief Of Police
of Atlanta, charging the man with
felony. The case came mp today on a
writ of habeas corpus before Judge
Latham, when 1t appeared from Bow
mans testimony that the couple were
simply running away 10 get mrrritd --
They were released, the Judge holding
that they could not be held on the vague
telegram of the Atlanta officer, The
parties then hired carriage and left
for parts unknown. Bowman had been
married, but displayed decree of di'
vorce with the light 10 marry again,
Daily Republican., 1883-10-09

PRESIDENT ARTHUR has at last
reached Washington after an absence
of about two months, during which
time he has visited the Yellowstone
Park, Long Branch, Newport and other
leading places of resort. The Demo
cratic papers are making a great hue
and cry against him for not being at his
post of duty, notwi hstanding the fact
that they have time and again said that
he was not fiji to be President. Under
such circumstances we should think
that the farther he was from Washing.
ton the better it would be for the fault
finders. The winnings ofthese papers
are rot worth noticing, only to show
their Inconsistencies. The President :
absence from Washington, however,
shows that the success of the Govern
ment is not dependent upon the Presi
dent being III particular place at any
time.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-09

COMPLAINT has been made by Mr..
Baugh in the City Council about the
bad condition of Front street, caused,
it was said, by the placing OF inferior
gravel between the tracks of the Front
and Union city railway. In speaking
with the President Of the road, Mr..
Bush, and tho Superintendent, Mr..
Price, we were informed that particu
lar care is taken To place nothing but
the very best gravel that can be pro-
cured between the tracks, and If Mr.,
Baugh or anybody else complaining,
will only point out to them better
gravel than they have been using, they
will cheerfully use 1t. They call at
sention to the condition of Front street
now compared to what it was before
the railroad was laid. Those who recol-
lect the former horrible condition OF
Front street will readily agree with
what the officers of the road say. From
street, on account of the immense travel
on it, has always been either an exces'
sively muddy or an excessively dusty
street. and when in the latter condition
the dust is blown ON the track, which
is more the cause of mud than the
gravel which the Company uses. II
the city would use the same kind oil
gravel for the street there would, nc
doubt, be less cause for complaint. Tht
| fact of the matter is, Front street needs
paving, and as soon as the city makes
up its mind to pave it, the Railroad
Company will be ready to pave its part
between the tracks. This would put
an end to all causes, real or imaginary
| TO. complaint.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-09
TRY Us.

We have opened a new flour
and feed store ut the N. W. cor.
ner Of Fifth and Walnut streets.
We keep the best grades of flour
at the lowest prices. We are here
to serve you. We are here to try
our best to give satisfaction
We respectfully solicit your pa
tronage. Come and try rs. W.
now await your orders. Floul
and feed delivered free of charge
gibson e. SEELEY 18th and Walnut
oc9.tu, ,sa
Daily Republican., 1883-10-09

THE Board of Educa ton did last
night III the matter OF vaccination
what it might as well have done two
weeks ago and what the late law passed
by the Legislature required should be
done when the schools first opened.
The rules adol,ed by the Board though
apparently arbitrary are nevertheless
" Use and prudent and rendered neces.
sary 10 complete the design of the law
aud no reasonable person should object
70 a compliance with the rules.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-09

The glory Of man is his strength, II
you are weakened down through eX-
cessive study, or by early indiscretlons,
Aliens Brain Food will permanently
restore all lost vigor, and strengthen all
the muscles of brain and body. 81; 4
for s..
Daily Republican., 1883-10-09
LYNNE GROCERIES AT NO. 1903 EAST

EHlNE GROCERIES AT NO. 1903 EAST
~ sixth street. Have you tried our new
buckwheat Fine mincemeat 2 lbs. for 70
cents II Is Just like home made four pounds
Of apple butter 25 cents fine sugar cured
shoulders 10 cts. per pound. Our so cent
tea Is excellent. Mr.. Murray, the great tea
importer. wishes to introduce his Indian tea
In our city at 81 per pound. He says he will
give ticket, IN every pound he sells, in n
drawing for good brick house. little mr..
the agent in this city You know that we
never sold David's Prize soap, nor took up
with anything not fair or ust. If the
house shall be given ut all in our city, II will
be given at Christmas. The holder of the
greatest number of tickets takes the house.
II VIII have seven rooms, gas and bath, and
East Sixth street and get bargains. ob5ts
Daily Republican., 1883-10-09

WHAT Is THE MATTER with the
champion Athletic club of Philadel-
phia ? only a week ago they marched
into the city as conquering heroes, amid
the blaze Of coored res aud sounding
Of trumpets, but now alas they are beat
n every match, and have only won but
one game since their return. 1t is pos
sbr that the ovation they received
added their brains, 50 that they are ne
longer competent to take the field.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-09
Our First Number
FOR FALL.

You will see many adver-
tisements about large stocks
Of Fall and Winter Goods,
and each one will claim to
be ahead of their competitors
but we will be content to
let the readers of the Re-
PUBLICAN know we have a
Larger Stock than usual, be-
cause our trade demands it,
and this is an evidence that
our goods are sold at as low
prices as elsewhere, or a lit
tie lower for same quality.
Our Children's Stock is
complete. We do not mean
by that TO tell you we keep
the low price shoddy
goods, but we do have a
Good Quality at a very low
price, and yet we sell more
of our Suits from Five to Ten
Dollars.
In our Boys Department
we have some very stylish
garments to show you, while
the young men cannot help
being pleased by making a
selection from our nobby
Styles.
We have over 40 Styles
to show you in our Mems
Department, and now, kind
reader, just visit US at your
earliest convenience and let
us show YOU our goods, and
see if it will not be to oul
mutual interests to deal witt
each other.
This does not give you
much of an idea of our Stock
but if you will stop in at 4tl
and Market streets, at the
W!|m|ngtonC|othingA ous|
it will give us great pleasure
to show you our goods ane
|prices. Yours,
Jno, Y, Diefendorf& Co,
sp2O.tf
Daily Republican., 1883-10-09
M!!m!ngtonC!oth!!ngAouse
mr. THEFT oss North EcIrsn y.

Guarantees TO cure (also BY letter. Neivoa
Debility, Youthful lmprudence, Lost Man
(acate cases In 1 TO 10 days. Plmples letters
Falling out Of Hair, eto. Dr. Theel has hss
10 years Medical experience, and is the o2i,
physician In Philadelphia who has made hi
specially in Europe under the leading pro
fessors. Read " Scourge Of Quacks." the OF
posing Of "Self-styled Professors" "Reye,
ends Free Prescriptions, Museums, e.c.
This is the only book which is free from u
exaggeration, and gives true history Of nor
vous debility, skin, blood and private dis
cases, and shows the best methods OF treatins
those diseases, BY the leading authorities O
the world. Price Is cents.
Office hours:-V o. N. TO Up. M, and nom
10 81 p. m. Sunday. ~. m. to 10. m.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-09
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(sarreIt.

The Stll street butcher, has On his
stalls the best lamb, veal, mutton, and
beef in the city. Mutton chops from
ten cents to twenty-five, Beetsteak
from twelve cents to twenty-five. Give
him call.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-09
SOTICnR.
mo IRON MANUFACTURERS.

OFFICE OF THE LIGHT House ENGINEER,
FIFTH AND sIxTH DISTRICTS,
BALTIMORE, MD. October z, 1873, }
Sealed proposals will be received at t mn
Office until 2o'cyck, y. H., Of Tuesday, the
10Th DAY Of October, 1883, for furnishing ht
materials and labor Of all kinds necessary
for the completion Of the meta! work OF IN,
Mosquito Inlet Lighthouse for the coast o.
Florida.
Plans, o. ecificatiOns forms Of proposal and
other information may DO obtained on appli
cation TO this office. =,
The right Is reserved to REJECT any or al
bids, and to waive shy defects.
d. L. BABCOCk,
Major of Engineers. u. y. A.. Light HOUSE
EnRln eerS 9Th and 9th Dstricts. 0c3-oOl-*l
Daily Republican., 1883-10-09
DIR. SIMMS
rho Perfection Of Pill:, ,,,,|

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Man X lMd'O FAvOrfte flsu
Tho - 4 famous liver medicine on en.s
No gripii. /, sickness or weakness atten9 NY r
operation. They DO not leave the bowen u
i've. They tone aud strengthen the LivS
and act on the kidneys. stomach AND
curing liver complaint, sick headache, y
ral2ia biliousness, pain IN the sides or ny
pain in the bowels, Kidneys Or oladE ss1.s
dumb agl ., chills and fever, general , W.
oess, loss Of appetite, etc. They are spiou
cr weekly females as an assistant 70 HoeR
system healthy. They are cnaofeed ~
xstiye and splendid liver medicine. Eess
Il sugar coated, . cents box; family vi
in one q. Sent by mail. Sold by iesa
zeal rs In medicines. Main depot, lfoui ~
eng streets, Wilmington, DOL, and oW ~ y
snsot. Philadelphia. no'~
Daily Republican., 1883-10-09

g EOOND-HAND HOUSEHOLD UODS
Il, also, clothing bought and eold. By B. p