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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-15

q Goods delivered to any part Of the city, charge
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-15

Guam Wo Chan & Co.-Chinese merchandise.
W A. Stephensou-SeWing machines, etc.
A. Longshore- Trunk factory.
Red House-Eyery body alarmed.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-15

DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
UNITED STATES SIGNAL 0PUCE,
SACRAMENTO, August II, lssS-S:02 Pm.
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8.

- Sn &Odbale 1T Der @runbifein all
elnem S6ulgebdube, bas $40, 900 To-
item foll, gelegt tpDrben.
= Sie Morgan giienbabn stpiId)en
Snbiamola unb Guero bat 10 bel sSraeft
gu befOrOern, 6ab grtrasiige fabren
mii1en.
: Ser 5arbige perrD Sunt, Der bel
8renbam pOr suei @o6en einen beutz
f6en 6armer bur6 einem S6lag auf
ben &opf tobtete, lit gu breiidbriger
3u6tbausftrafe berllrtbeilt lporben.
Die SurD gebrau6te 5wei Sage, um ii9
81 eitligen.
- Sn Der 9dbe bon GDpreB Mils,
glanco GountD, brangen Oiebe in bic
Wobnung 5tueier gngldnber Namens
Armitage unb Moob, tpdbrenb bie1elben
abtpeienb tuaren, unb itablen $170
8elo, cine gii6ie unb eine llbr nebit
&ette.
= Nm 19. tpurbe ber Garbige Sim
Stanley in Columbus gebdngt. 81
hatte I'M bOrigen Nopember &oberi
Strldlano nabe eagle Safe ermorbet.
- Die 8albeitoner @alierperfs Som.
pagnie nit 100000 Gapital bat iif
inforpOriren laHen.
= 9ie brei Mdnaer, tueldje Die poIt.
futl6e mabe 9enrietta anbielten uno be.
raubten, finb berbaftet morben.
- Ser Coma 8laneo Store, bier.
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Gin & a uf Ut ann in ber

unterlt bt,
bem bur9 Elm leibenbes unb idreienbes
&ino ntebrere Nddte Der S9laf seraubt
wurbe unb ber gu Der lleberseuaung aes
lanste, taB WlrS. 8inslpws Spctbina
Sprup serabe ber artitel isi, bsIen er far
bas Sinh benStbiste, fauite einen gorratb
bapcn. 9lls er mad Sauie fam unb ieis
ner Srau oaUOa Olittbeiluns madte, weis
Serte iie lid, benz Sinoe bon benz @etauf.
ten gu perabreiden, oa iIe cine NnbIneerin
ber SomSppatbie mar. Die nddlte Nadt
wurbe ,pieber idlalos perbradt. 9lls Der
Water am nadfen Gage mad Sauie fam,
fanb er bas 8inb idledter als je, uno ba
er abermals etne fdlaflcie Nadt befiirds
tete, perabreidte ct wibrenb ter Nbwefen,
belt ieiner 6rau benz Sinbe cine Yorticn
beS SNrup unb iaste nidtS bapcn. Die
gtadt baruuf idlief Glles wobl unb Der
fleine Sdreier ermadte an Wiersen nit
beiterm @elidt. Die Wntter mar erfreut
iiber ben plSbliden wunberbaren WeAiel
unp obtuOtl iie fd suerit beleibist fiblte,
als iie Guffldruns erbielt, iette lie bennod
ben @ebraud bes SYrupS fort. Sdreienbe
ainber unb idlaf floie Nidte Iinb ibr iest
unbefannt. Sine einsslne Yrobe nit benz
Sprup bat nod bas 0eiben iebes &inbes
uub baS 0crurtbeil Der Wntter belieat.
Sn allen 9lpctbeteu gu baben; 25 gents
bic 6laide.
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Der Dr. Mobr bon Ser uS0lni.
f6en 3eitnns" fab beim gmpfamg bon
BILLIARDS @dften alt 8ismard in Safota
aud BEN Sitting Bul, Der BEL ben bor=
tigen Geierli6feitem mitipirfte, unb
i6reibt iiber i'm: Ser 9elb bes Sages
mar Sitting 8ull, Der eDebem 10 &C.
fiir6tete Snbianerbduptling, Der, nod
benl er man6en @eiBen ifalpirt bat,
iebt in elmer &eieroatton internirt 1T.
st trat anf in pbantaltii6em &rieeseo=
ftiim ber 8iloniB, a6er in friebli9em
&otb Der 8emalung itrablenO, Elm BALI
ge5iDungenes, balb iiberlesenes 2d6elr
auf ieinem bartlOien 9ntlib, beKen
breites &inn, mddtige &innbaden unb
@bIernafe an-Gran3 2isSt erinnerten.
-Sebr f6mei6elbaft fir ben 9roBer
Glapierpaufer in Weimar
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@heispforbe ouf Gi5erbohueu Il,

= Speiief6rbe auf giienbabnen iinb
urfpriingli6 cine frans0lilbe @inri6>
tung, aber altf III Oeltreid, Glib
oeutf 9lanb llno @liaB=2otbringeit felt
einiger 3eit eingefibrt. Gin Cores
ponbent aus Gollnar bef6rei6t bieielbem
pie folgt:
uSn grebburg tpurben (na6 bprber=
gegangener foftenloier telegrapbiI9er
Seitellung) Speiieforbe-bas @oupert
obne g8ein 2 Marf-in Die 3iige ge=
rei6t. Ser &eiie1be bdnet li6 Sen
siemli6 fla6en GDrb mittelf elmer baran
befit6li6en S6nur um ben 9als, offnet
ben Sedel unb bat nun Safel unb
Menu suglei6 bot fi6. Sn Golmar,
Saarburg unb Wei Benburg-je na6 Der
&i6tung bes 3uges-perben Die &orbe
tDie6er abgenommeit unb unentgelbli1
at bic 8abnDofsreitauration StraBburg
5ltrlldlpebirt. @ans dbnli9 1T Bic bel
Dem iogenanntenGlibsug in Siiooeuti6=
lonb-9tred aieI=OHenburg=G g=G@tpeb=
lngen=Sranffurt q. M.-getroffene @in=
rt6tung. 6ier erbdlt man in Garls=
rrDe cine 9lrt Sablette aus polirten
@ietall neblt 8efed in bas Goupee ge=
rei@t, ein Gabelfriibfiid entbaltenb,
bas aus Suppe, Semitic, iparmen 8ra-
ten nnb faltem Mufl6nitt beItebt uno I'M
cluIibe elmer balben SlaI6e 2anbtpein
fi6 auf 2 @sarf 25 pfennig felt.
Sdmntli9e S6iiheln, iotpie Slaf6e
unb @las ifeden in 8ertiefungen bes
Sa6lettes, Tim bas 11mfallelt gu berbiiten
Gin Seiterrei6er enbli6 tbeilt nit, baB
auf ben bortigen giienbabnen, 1peeiell
auf ben Stationen Berau uno Bob
mii6=Sriibau, SpeiIefDrbe in Die Gou=
rirailge gereidt peroen. Snbalt: l
Saile 8puilon, 1 portiDn tpariner
8raten nebit @ompot, 8rot uno J 6la=
f6e Wein; preis Elm @ulben. SobieI
iibcr bas Sbatid6li9e Der @inri6tung
unb iiber ibre 8or3iige. Nber tpie iebes
Ding, 10 bat au9 ber Speiieforb feline
&ebrieiten. Gin &eilen6er, ber bierin
f6limme @rfabrungen gena9t, f6ilbert
nns feline 2eioen in iebr braitif6er
fSOrm. Sic iiben gu iieben in einem
@oupee II. Glalle-llnier &eilenber
ndnli6 uno tpeitere brei 9errn unb brei
9amen = unb ale lieben befelken
Speiief0rbe bestp. Sablettes. Sn orang=
boll fiir6terli6er gnge, nit Ben einen
berbdltniBmdBig groBen &aum einneb=
menoen Sabletts auf ben &nieen> bic
@abogen nod M0gli6feit an ben &0r=
per geprebt, biniren lie nun i'm S9peiBe
ibres 9lngeli6ts. IS lit ber Mngftl9peiB
ausgepreBt BON BET 8efiir1tung, bie bel
ber ralenoen Sabrgei9Dinbigfeit gar
ni6t su bermeioenben 56manfungen
f6nnten Suppe, Dein ober @anee
siiberfdtuappen" unb auf bas belgraue
&eifefeib ber SiI6= ober bielmebr Sab
lett=Na6barim flieBen lai1en. Sci Set
rd6iten Sriimmung ber 8abnitrede tritt
6as @efiir6tete in ber Shat elm, Der
26fel Suppe, BEN unier &eiienber eben
gum Munbe fiibren min, iuirb ibm bur6
eine iiberitarfe S6tpanfung bes Wagz
gons f0rmli6 i'm 8Ogen fortgei6leubert
unb 6as tr0itli6ertpeiie NIT Settaugen
ni9t5u iebr belaitete Nab Iibt als @6re=
densfled auf ber &Obe Der mitreilenben
S66nen. Gin S9lud Wein allf Dem
8elnfleib zines alteren Serrn, Sompot=
iauee auf bem Surtout zines gusldn=
bers uno ein buftenoer Nratenfled auf
ber Saille elmer oangeiabrten" S66nen
-bas 1T bas ttaurige Sacit oieier einen
Wagenf6tpanfung.
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GDutptcmic elmer
u IT I bdtiaen g Der.
Mauael an appetif, @cDarrn geritopfuns,
Sdmersen i'm SScpf init eiilent Duntpfen @eiiibl
I'M 6inferfcpfe, G9mer5en unter ben 9Hulters
bidttern, stufsetriebeniein nab pem Glen. NIT
Eb1fiafeif, rei;bareSg temperament, tribe Stinlz
n1lina nit bem Beicnberen @efiible, trgenn
eflle Sblieqenbeit bergeifen 5u baten, Wfiibigs
feif, sgirre, SerSflopfefl, Yunfte Dor ben Mugen,
arlbc 6aIf, iiterballpt GcpfidnlerSen oberbalb
be3rcd,ten MuQe5, utrubiger Ghlaf NIT bedr9s
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DIR. A. i. Smith
31b1t : Mrat,

Oriiber in Cambridge, @taIiaduietts).
OaS sluS;ieben Der 3abne acld)ic6t O9n
Sdmerjcn, wdbreno Der Yatient id inter Dem
Ginilub bon @as beiinbet.
Mabise Yreiie Sffen bes sbenbs.
Nc. 36, @cmmerceRrabe, San autonic,
iiber @labns slpotbcte.
3nfrteoembeit aaramttrt.
29,6t1ai
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auf ale Sdae ieinem Ylab su beba1p

'arf alle Sdlle feinem Ylab sn bebanp=
ten.
Sic ieben aber bod leioenb aus.
mein Srdltlein, nabm CT tuieoer bas
@prt, in6em er lire 9anb ergriff ltnh
ben YuIs aufmerffam priifte. 9Bouer
Sic mir einige Sragen erlauben?
9as @ramen beganm. Sobalo M1o1
einen patienten bDr ii6 bate, mar el
ni6ts tueiter als glrst, Sen nur ber bor=
liegenoe &ranfbeitsfal intereifirte; audj
teBt traten alle iiberlltiitbigen Gegunger
oapor 5uriid. @r fellte feline Gragen
tura, fnapp unb flar, obne biel Worte
gu MAIDEN, obne iid) irgenbtpie BON Ser
sadie gu entfernen, ltno bas f6ien ieiz
ner iumgen Patientin almdlig Gertrau=
Ell eitsufl0Ben. sic tpuroe unbefange=
ter, ausfiibrli6er in ibren Nnttporten
unb fab li9 ni6t mebr BEL ie6em Worte
angitlid na6 ibrer 8el6iiberilt I'm.
@nolif tpar bas @ramen gu @nbe,
unb Wtar i6ien babon befriebigt gu
fein.
(8rrtfebuss foIet.)
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. 9as Ordeiter oes Wiener Sofz

= 9as Or6efter bes g8iener Sof>
burgtbeaters beitebt bur6gebenos aus
alien treuen 0ienern bet Wfulen, Die
gum She'll eiit Meni6enalter i'm Or6e=
ferraum bes ebrtpiiroigen 9beaters ber=
bra6t Daben. Ser 0irigent bieler
fiinitlerii6 ni6ts peniger als berborraz
genoen Gapelle, bic nur Die 3pil6cn=
aftsmulif 5n beforaen fat, erfbien fiirsz
li6 i'm feierli6en f6marSen Musug i'm
Gofebauie $50 tparen Sic benn?"
fragten i'm bic Sreunbe. u8ei eimem
gegrdbnlb," ermioerte 6er Or6eferoiz
rigent = mir 1T mein SiingFer
geforben: ST mar 70 Sabre alt".
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g { u H . y { It 1t d.

Gnffe <Ien finb fpe,iell fir tiefe Sdae
bereifef elucDriis perurfadyt efnen pId,enaSed,s
fei Inn 25ehnbers naf Der &sfcenfe erffafinf IT..
dnfag, ba osr aorpereendbrf unp pnrt ibre fpnfide
2Dirtgng auf cieye rnaaunssprsd elm regelindhts
ger GtubIadlia oerposaeruien irrc preis IS Gents.
1uft' 8 s. 0ir 8 y E.
Huftraeen oiefer 8drbe sn eIdnsen6 ieb biparsen
perlpasslt sis Dsristet s,s nsssls arbs o ttrt
sEnipfaHg bon 81 purtb Grpreb periaa6t
Office 35 mlnrran aa,s s;gtr S;gtrest, gew=sJcrf. :
tlblIer5ejspte bo miro auerlansea irst Ssrienset
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gig Meilen ii6lib BON San 9iego 1T
beraubt moroen. Sn Dem Sample nit
ben ginbre6era, bic na6 Nferifp ett=
foben, 1T Der gigentbii1ner bes Ges
i6df fts un6 ein anoerer Ntann erl6oiielt
mDroeu.
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gtcmralaia mnS 9priipeb.

Sn 9lurora, Sq., ,uobnt Wtrs. gBm.
9eniOn. Sic iagt: Samarita II
yterbine beilte mid bon gteuralsia
un6 &Opfmeb.
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CHRIsrrSE NILSSON landed n New
York On the "a
TIE report q treaty between SPAN
and Germany i denied.
Forn u the yellow fever patients a.
San Francisco are recovering.
THE plans o. the Director-t;eneral
for completion Of The Panama Canal have
teen approved.
A. attempt was recently made 70 ar
sas-inate the British Consul g Scutari-
Albania.
SIX miners were killed BY the fall q
! Gaze in Z coal-mine a Leigh. England, o.
the "a.
The National Association o' 80
tionary Engineers met ON tne - ~ ~
csgo.
The American i'oa'u n 49, '', ,.-....
ers ior Foreign Ass - ~
Mich on tne n. i.
- "n,'s - \. We, --.. ...
New lcrk x. ~ ''1 Nh '
80 $500. NJ - ~ IN Cbicaro
.''nH IN, - Z s. - ,.,...s ~,sr ~
\ f't.t --''....-, 80,
- -.,cr-.xr veterans parficipatcd
(. .. - , - ar.,1 Any III y,
!, p.. 49, ss' u ~. -
p.,,..,-x&f 4,rrrrrsx elevator Il,
r.-.a ~ m, IL ~ "a Under pr
- y fhr rrain stored.
~ renortx furnish reason tobslicr.
80 III damage % ne corn crop " froz
ia been Largely orerestimated.
HowArp x GAMBLER. wholc~al
s~,-y,.,. Atlanta. a.. ~ese burned ~
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.


rEnsoxAL AND POLITICAL
Jrpar RAY. Of Indiana. law clerk q
ohe PostofIice Department - Warrington
resigned On the nth.
Two Cleveland papers have been
sued for libel By ex-Lieutenanf Governor
Mueller. 81 Ohio.
TnE newly appointed Captain-Gen-
lsr.l of Cuba. General Castillo, he arrives
q Havana.
Tar examination Of O'Donneli WAS
concluded o. the ssh q London. The pris-
oner was committed for trial
EMPEROR WILLIAM took part In the
ceremony q unwilling the statue Of Germa-
nis g Niederwald on the 18th.
II was shown at : meeting Of me
rreditor Of Harrington and Hinneweli.
Boston sIlversmiths. that the firms tiabii-
ifies were <i62. 900 and assets $4,000.
PRIMES ALEXANDER Of Bulgaria =
reported 70 have gone incos 70 consult the
Emperor Of Austria. The var clouds
thicken. The Porte calls the attention o.
che powers 70 the armament Of Bulgaria
A BILL has been presented BY John
Roach 10 The Secretary % the Navy for
81 900 for taking care Of the United States
steamship Roanoke from 1877 % the present
zine, The charges being made q the rate q
s. . day.
TIKI reported shooting Of John Stew
an Parnell proved -unfounded- He was ~
London on the 18Th
II 4 announced that John r. How
ard. 81 Burlington, VI. will give new
building for the Medical Department Of n
Unixersitv or Vermont and reflr the old
building for . gymnasium The aggregaf>
cost viii Be about $4,000. This will maxi
over <4oo.ooo Howard has given the UNI
verxity within ten years.
r. S. MATTHEW'S. Republican nomi
nee Tor Attorney General Of Maryland, ha
declined 70 run.
ACCORDING to the win Of the lat
Junius Brutns Booth, which has been pro
bated. the property goes y his widow.
THE friends Of Lieutenant Darlington
IRE confident that he has . clear record q
che Proten< business
a sur for so. 900 damages has bee'
begun by James Fair in New York agains
$500
s' 80. W.
~ me IN ~ 80 Y, 49,
III arrival in Paris By reason of his accep
Snr the honorary colonelcy Of : Germa
Chlan regiment during bis recent visit
<he Emperor William. President Grew
$50 > y, 1900 -t<..d.5 6.nouet ~,
Serrd him ~ tbe President and Cabinet
Elvsee.
a CORDIAL welcome was given Go
- Ireland ~ Texas o. his visit 70 Ne
49, r,.IIx oo reople assembled al 81
enc a rrcet him and manifested great =
shu<iasm.
THE failure Of Coleman Bros, clot
ier~. New York and san Francisco. i :
nounced.
81 Y reported that Jaw Gould 81
Russell sare viii 70 into the Louisville Il
--:rI.. .1t~.~<<<~<<
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INDIANA STATE NEWS.

No. ;. laaio.c. oat--.s ~ 80. The Gin
cinnafi quotations arc; Xhcat--No. Red,
<l.o5aI "a. Corn No. = Ihk4Hha.
Oat<--<o. ?. 3reSpAc. Eye-No. >. 55Aa
3>4c. Enrley--So Fall. nominal.
Al Nuncie the other night = 5000
package was taken from The United States
Express safe. There was no clcw - the
robbers. This was the third >'Nop pack
nre lost II thar place within the past three
years
Franklin SIMMONS. the sculptor, who
receives <i.s)s for 4 statue Of Oliver y.
Morton. /. 10 deliver the statue in In
<iianapolis not later than October 4 The
6gure has already been shipped from \
Munich. where Il i cast In hronx,. and 4
the indianapolis COMMITTEES arc raising
$1,000 % pay for granite pedestal
Frank Maple, young man working en-
the farm d Mrs. Isaac Wood. four mills
west Of Neiamora, Franklin County, went
down in well recently for the parpo~e q
cleaning Il out. and died from the effects
Of impure air o. damps before be could b
rescued
Huntingburg. Dubois County, enjoyed
the luxury Of wcll-deveioped riot and
mob few nights ago A crowd Of country
rulian< went into the town about midnight
| and underworld 70 force their way into The
| saloons, which had been closed for The
/ night Brick-bats Were thrown through
l glass doors and windows. pistol-balis fired
1 into the rooms. and . regular jamtorec
enacted on the streets
Charles Mcconnell. aged twenty-one-
second baze.man Of the North Manchester
wabash County, baseball club. who was
injured ~ colliains Win another P.'ss' m
agame a "spasn' oisa 'ns o'ns' '''o'n'n'-
An assignment waS maie ne otner aay
BY James a. and iiiiam = "nr1. % -
fayette- who we're engaged IN tnr easpe.
and furniture trades. ana Iaa eo'nh'ne1
liabilities o. 5000.
A vein of coal four feet thick has rcccni-
" been discovered in Crawford County
about four mile. from GrAnssburs- Il ont
crops from hill. and was sail ~ .te ~ s.
client quality. ms va san ~ ~ "
nfsS coal o. ~orkAole seam n'se'e Fie- -
Crawford eoun'y-
Misses Rettie, Addie and zuin- grown
daughters of james Love. residing hse
miles south % seymour Saek.on soan-
y, started % fhe hro~n'oNn AT 's~
days ago IN spring wagon rs .o'sss
started and ran hown Aoore's FL. y
fearful ra'f' ~ntn re- ti'ls ~s's 1870 I.
rom We M--on .,'e n. 10 ".
J ienerr 'n' 49, n '.'s'
nur.-
An insane woman N tne Indianapolis
Alms-honse has been mnzxieA WIN : nA~f-
! ball mask - prevent he' '''''7 'F' $500
: p-o
Aliam - ~
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rur 1f;ch;r.n Stata team won the
un<,,, ,-o,,hx q ~ National Riae Asso-
5000, al r,ee.,nc ~ creedmoor on the
ssth " 4 score of / .066.
Ecp tho weel ending the 18th the
$3.50. t.,,,r.s nr,n,.er -. a. compared
with il tie preceding week. the feature
being very important disasters IN the New
/ York clothing trade.
4 OK the 18th John McGinness, SEN
tened u be hanged Il Harrisburg, Pa.
/ October Tor TIE murder Or his mother-in-
lsw- o. re~pitetl three months, that an e.
\ animation might Be made relative 70 his
sanity.
GEORGE WALLACE, colored, was
hanged on the 18th q Atlanta, Ca. for the
murder of y sailor named Jansen. H.
protested his innocence 70 the last
THr Provincial Council Of Roman
c.rhol,c cIerrv closed IL session In New
York on TIE 3oth.
TwExTY-xrxE persons have recently
he~n sent % prison Tor long terms in Hun
gary Tor destroying the Hungarian escut-
cheon.
"A PHYSICIAN nt Glen's Falls. n. -.
claims a nave cnred lockjaw by hypo-
dermic injection Of rattlesnake venom
Al the recent election in the United
- ~. ~ co,ombia IL il charged that the
r-~+v n cowrr placed their parfisans II
|, e 80 n the ballot boxes and surrounded
4 the polls with armed police soldiers.
r. - ,,o;ct N dispute hctweer
Y p-..s-,- 80 xt-.~.,y-,.. government.
: 400 49,. ~ icrr nsndinr Mo~onit.
4 .<,-.t r.g;on ha~ Zen decided. the PROPOSE
ticns made bv Nicaranxua having beei
!. sccepsed.
y ARRANGEMENTS have been made b
!, r. Women,s Memorial Association )
i North Carolina Tor the removal q the >.
y mains Or io7 North Carolina soldiers barie
~ Arlington cemetery. and the work n
a been commenced under she direction
q. Mrs. G. W. Harris. They viii he taken
y Raleigh.
n IT was reported On the 5uth tnat
= renewal q che disorders q Canton him
had occurred.
THE Treasury Department T. ennea'
crinx 10 ascertain what has become q g.
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OK ne 18th the Pacific Express (onl-
pany'. car On me Eel River branch ~ she
Wabash Railroad was robbed q <i,a' ~
three masked men near Newport. Ina.
OK the night Of the 18th Albert Iaft.
mann f,cturrr. wns sofFocated with gas .
Burlinxton. W
r,rr DESTROYED the Conway Nannfac-
.,v;,, romc.nx,s blaming mill a Nil
~snrec he morning Of The 1o<h; loss $l'Q,-
a.
OK the morning Of the Soth John
rs.n<.r.ll. AZ C~lina. D.. shot himself AMI
M vie II potato patch. both are dead.
Tar BODY or Z man was found in the
huh of : burned boat near Rockport. Ind,
Al the aoth. He had been shot and pound
"a with : Ratchet.
OK the 3Oth Ambrose kine. an attache
81 Forepsugh's circus, wa< found with his
neck broken under : railroad bridge q
| Wheeling. W. VI.
Ok the night Of the 18th the steamer
Colorado exploded one Of her boilers When
| about six miles out from Buffalo. Three
men were killed-David Ellis. q bunaio
james Farrll. q Chicago, and Henry ~
len. Of bunAio-and eight persons 'n5u'ea
OK the morning q the zstn an ~
tempt was made % rob the express car q
the Atchison, Topeka a Santa fe train .
Coolidge, Kan. By party q three masse'
men. The engineer q ne tram 49, .'''e'
and the fireman seriously wounnsa' ~
the Express messenger pinek,'y e1Iense'
bis charge and frustrated 'ne 'n'en'e'
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-10-13

Every farmer needs a reliable Live.
Stock Journal and we have made ar.
rangements to furnish to our subscribers
Just such a journal. The Plateau Gazette
and the Breeders Liue-Stock Journal
one year for the small sum of $500.
Every subscriber will receive large
and choice engraving of the famous
Hereford cattle. Call at our office and
examine this journal and we are certain
YOU will want it.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-10-13

SwAyNR's fILLs-CoMForriNa TO THE Sick
Thousands die from neglect to properly treat
Impure Blood Constipation, Dyspepia, Mala-
ria. Apoplexy. Liver, Kidney. Heart Diseases,
Dropsy, and Rheumatism. But to the debil-
tated, burdened with such serious sickness, we
conscientIously recommend "SwAYNE's Pills, u
which contain medicinal properties possessed
by no other remedy. Sent by mail for Csc,
box of 80 pills; 5 boxes, 81, lin stamps.
Address DR.. SwAYNE Son, Philadelphia Pa.
Sold BY Druggists.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-10-13

o"Help yourself and others will
help you" But don't fail to use Kidney
Wort for all liver, kidney, and bowel
complaints, piles, costiveness, etc. The
demand of the people for an easier met
hod of preparing Kidney-Wort has in
duced the proprietors, the well-known
wholesale druggists, Wells, Richardson
& Co., of Burlington, w., to prepare it
for sale i'll liquid form as well rs in dry
form.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-10-13

Newton's nephew was a Clergyman
When he had performed the marriage
ceremony for compile, he always refused
the fee, saying, GO your ways, poor
devils; have done you mischief enough
already"
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-10-13

Cowper saysthat ''the tear that is
wiped with address may be followed,
perhaps, by smile" If it is a woman's
tear' the perhaps is unnecessary; you
can always dry it with dress.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-10-13

A Western girl visited a music store
and asked for "The Heart Boiled Down
with Grease and Care" and "When |
Swallowed Homemade Pies" The Il ,rk
at once recognized what she desired
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-10-13

A sensible writer advises those who
would enjoy good eating to keep good
nattlred, for, says he, IAN angry man
cannot tell whether he is eating boiled
cabbage or stewed umbrellas"
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-10-13
ODDS AND ENDS.
Food for thought--Fish.
Out on n ffy-The clipping couple.
Cut down--The youths first shave.
1t is not right to make game of a
man out of season.

The tramp who strayed into far
mer's premises and tried to make off
with a cheese came out with a black
eye, acknowledging that he had been
dalrylicked in the pursuit of his duties.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-10-13

A young officer who was always'hard
up upon being asked by lady if he
liked babies, replied that he did not
think them very interesting until they
we're able to stand loan.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-10-13

A stranger kissed La Crosse Girl by
mistake, and was licked by her two
brothers for being mistaken. He then
deliberately kissed her for being who
siI5 WIS, md Was licked Il Tor oeing imPu
dent.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-10-13

Il declare, MOTHER" said a petted
little girl, in a pettish little way" tbs
too bad, mother! you always send me
to bed when | am not sleepy, and you
always make me get up when am
sleepy"
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-10-13

General, " said Major Jack Downing,
" | always observed that those people
who have great deal to say about be-
ing ready to shed their last drop of
blood, are amazin' partic'ler about the
first drop.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-10-13

A Hartford man wants to sell farm
in which "meanderlng streams and
rlvulets permeate luxuriant pasture,
while majestic oaks and stately naples
attract the eye of the beholder."