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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-26

NJ spread HE fame I'm sing about
"A little Ind 81 ten.
who. WITH 10 weapon. put % route
An army 81 brave nen'
rhc clisterinr troops attacked, one day,
uuirf sleepy town.
Ana 0llri the people with dl<mX
A swiftly they came down.
Thcy all prepared 20 hide o. run,
NTH faces r<l,cn pale.
All. did 1 sayl NJ. NJ save one
The hero q my tale.
. cowardsr' he a. a. win flashing eye
They pilaVc ana destroy,
And xcr You men stand ii'y ny.
iii lead YOU, though boy
ue charged alone; the troops stood still
III hra<cly knocked them down.
And thus. by his heroic will,
lie saved The little town
Leaf this YOU think be harily true,
IL should he understood
That. though the boy was rc1l ike you'
nv rfxf irf,r made ~ " I'D
-Iulcolm Douglas, ~ 81 NScho'ns'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-26

Il Is now coming 70 be understood
that while the war for the Union. as ~
was called. was going on here was ~
the official equipment Of the Union army
coincidont party conflict. There were
Generals who cultivated common in
tcrcst with the officials Of the civil Gov
eminent. and relied upon the favor Of
the Administration TO keep them in their
places. and Generals 50 unwitting Is 70
i'm CINE that 10 win victories. gain I'M
poriant advantages, and preserve the
lines and the efficiency Of the troops
under their command was the proper
mode to obtain the approval and secure
the countcnancc OF heir superiors- Inc
title = Political Generals" invented BY
Sherman and applied to those who had
not enjoyed the advantages Of . "miii-
tary education" had wider meaning
than that given 10 it by its
author. Rcsides these there were
other political Generals Generals
who used their monopoly Of the ear Of
the Administration 10 defame. and their
influence with il to reno from the r
commands men whose brilliant achieve
ments were Q contrast to their own
feeble and wastcful operations. The
public Is coming 10 understand whose
We're the genuine ana whose tne c9u IN.
ter.elt victories the later nera,ueu os
false dispatches nnu attes'eu ~ SUI
sidizcd newspaper correspondents ~
is coming 70 understand by what shame,
full means Buell. ana hosecrans ans
Porter. able and sucecSsiui eolninahu,
ers. were ar ven OF q the service. ailu
what were the methods empioseu g
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-26

when the Republi ans. in the last
session Of the present Congress. found
their majority 50 narrow as 70 entertain
a jusfiiiablc fear for their pet projects.
the Naval and the River and Rarbor
bills, they adjourned into caucus and
there devised che ingenious plan 70
bounce as many Democrats from their
rightful seats as were deemed necessary
70 aproper accomplishment o. the ne
farious object This was no novel pro-
cedure, but merely repetition on q
minor scale Of the historic fraud pcrpe-
trated in the interest Of Rutherford y.
Hayes and his copartners 10 1876.
Against this arbitrary and arrogant pro-
cceding the Democrats were powerlcss
to protest effectively. except in the man
mer popularity known Is fillib stering
This they purposed 70 do. when the
Radicals, ever ready % set aside consti
| tutional means. proceeded TO another
marty caucus and resolved under Secor
| Robcson's lead. TO amend the existing
| rules Of the House Of Representatives y
suit the occasion. investing Robeson'
man Keller. with power never before
vested in any Speaker. According
70 caucus bchesf. six Democratic
members were oustcd from
their seats and six fraudulent
claimants installed therein. Agains
this and numerous similar outrages. th'
people finally rose il might and swcp
| the corrupt organization, which fathere'
the iniqufty. from power in the popula
branch of the National Congress. III
new majority y not uncertain IN qualit'
81 numbers; stIIl : wholesome fca
nervados the Radical mind, born q th
sense n committed crime, lest thci
chickens may come home 20 roosk an
fhe obnoxious rule which they created
NAV now b employed against them
selves. They need not worry thei
I email souls about Il The party whic
subscribed TO the vigorous prote'
, against the high handed outrage. wi
never try 70 benefit BY Il Were the
I !! majority YET 90 small. they would spur
I me attempt. Il Is not Democratic. N
, fraud win prcvail in Democrat
Z House OF Democratic Administrator
Claims u any nature will Be adjuste
= strictly IN accordance with trutl
4 III lice and fairness, without regard
: person or party. -- Omaha Herald.
~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-26

The 913 wells Of Butler County.
Pa. nroducc about $4,000 barrels q
petroleum dnIIy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-26

Years have passed BY; the lads are
men. though some have found on early
grave: the manly boy" Is I'm the deep
bosom Or the ocean buried They who
survive. should this story meet their
eve. will easily recall lis scenes. and
throw their memories back to- the
s.SchooI- house in Federal Street. " and
to their old friend and well.wisher.
II. X. OLIVER.
--- Massachusetts, Teacher.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
PASSENGER LIsre.

OMAHA, September sth.-Left here to-day to
arrive in Sacramento September llth Mrs Il. A.
Derby, Santa Ana; Minnie N. lily, Oshkosh,
Wis. Mrs A. E. Iasher, Napa; Mrs. G. l. Waters
and daughter, San Fran cisco P. E. Conner, Red.
wood; Ella (. Booth, Napa; a. D. Shayon and wife
Mrs Gashweiler and three children SAN Francisco ,
Frank Phelps, Omaha.
OMAHA, September 9th. Left here to-day, to arrive
in Sacramento the 18th instant: r0rs otto
Gilro1, Cal. Mrs W. f. Bancroft, Master Earl Ban
croft San Francisco 4; Mrs, X. c. Snsth $. J. Snath
San Francisco; VIM. Heller, Mrs Mason, New
York A. F. Einchman, wife and daughter, Sacra.
mento; W. h. Wilcox, Omaha.
NEwHALI September 9th-Passed here to-day to
arrive in San Francisco tomorrow J. W. Dofons
Ontario; S. Meyerstein, San BernsrdinO; Miss
Dyer, Alameda; P. Fl. Scott, San Francisco; E. F.
Dyer, Alvarado Charles II. Ripley, Japan H. "
Herbert San Francisco; Mrs. George H. Hunt,
Oakland Kate Moral, DR.. Charles DsSzythy and.
wife, Los Angeles; + Lewis J. F. Youngheng San
Francisco; I. W. Moore, Oakland q. K Brown,
New Mexico; +. A. Harry, Yuma J. X. Kennedy
W. ?. Herris, E. J. Heyerin, San Francisco; Archl-
bald Carlton, +. C. Lee, Iowa r. Muraz Jose Nc
Elias, +; Paredes, L. G Bingham, San Francisco /;
Maria Pardella Los Angeles; John Altman, Oak
land J. NJ. Brooks, San Buenaventura.
CARuS, September 9th.-Passed here today, to ar
rive in Sacramento tomorrow @. a Cilie Lon
don, Eng; Mrs Cronin, New York James Far
rington and wife Canada A. Blrstow and wife
Oakland O. 1. Wilson, hansas City Mo: Mrs B.
Blumenthal, San francisco Mrs Ida Baruch, Ger
many G. Hammond, England G F. Veth. Sac
r1mento; W. f. Campbell, Omaha, Neb; J. Med
dleton, San Francisco; J. L. Porter, New York /:
Frank Pearson, Philadelphia, Pa T. w. smith, r.
NJ Gallawsy, New York. Mrs ". L. lngraham,
Wells, New; j. A. Redferm and wife England :
Mr.. Mcguire and daughter St Louis L. Rhodes
sat Lake; G. T. Stevens, st. Louis; janis Div.-
sieh, Brooklyn, \. Y; l.. T. shepherd Oskl nd ,
Gel; J. Brown, Miss II. r Shaw, New York; Miss
Osborne Ogden, Utah ; P. Barry Kentucky; A. G.
Hart, Utlh IN special car: SIR Sydney aud Lady
Wateriow, and party s. G. Stanley and wife, 100
emigrsnts, including 60 males, to arrive in Sacra-
mento September 11th.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.

LAST Wednesday. so says the Gait Gazette,
Bob pes4it and lin Waadhurn. of Sacrs.
mente, were returning from a business
trip through CelaveFas county, in buggy
and double team, the property Of the latter
gea5lemsD, and whsn at point uear Ala
bama Hill lhey observed in the diltance a
great clop u dust. and en- e,o3er proximity
terrible Il, sounding TO them like thunder,
WAS distinctly heard. The dust enyeloped
them IN sucl perfect darkness that thsir own
team was invisible. a halt was made. and
al earthquake was the first Impression con.
ceivable Cf TIER perilous position. They inn
sgiped the hiil was threatened wi h volcanic
eruption, could smell sulphur 10 the dusty at
mospbeFe and feel the earth shaking and
moving ps if knaek round in a whirlwind. In
total darkness sad suffocatinR atmosphere,
IN the twinkiing Of an eye q Thousand differ
ent ideas flashed through their mipds. and in
mnch lsss time they found themselves pee
cipit3ted in o deep ditch off the highway,
scam, rig sud all. The laundering noise
flashed by as quick as lightning. Petit
embraced, for the last time, bis cid pard
With both aruls, and nervously, in q faint
voice, said I" Good by, Jim. This is the last
OF us. We're both doomed. Let's 90 TO-
gether.h Mr.. Woodburn replied by feebly
extending tls IeTt arm, the only lImb he
could extricate, and with a gr0an he sought
TO press more closely his I" bosom friend,
and, Ike Petit, was reconciled TO the ia-
evitsbio fate awaiting them. Iu this posi-.
ton they remained for sons few minutes.
Ths noise grew more faint, the clouds Of
dust swept bY, and gIimrasr Of "O!d Sol"
shed ray of light Gu the sitGa..on. After
sueeziDg and coughing the dust from his
nostrils aud lungs, Petit exclaimed "By
Cd, Jim, Republicans on top - and there
lay Jim in the bottom If the d;ssehl and PPsst<
tii on Top ef hin. 1Tfdis explains the political
piOeiiyities Of the gentlemen, but now for the
solution of the accident AID earthquake.
Those WAC have never witnessed e stampede
among the wild mustangs of Calaveras
county can find full particulars By applying
to either of the above gentlemen, who got
run into by band of some 200 bsiore they
could get out Of the way. Mr.. Woodburn
received a slight scalp wound, and his right
forearm was badly bruised. while Psttis and
the team escaped uninjured.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
San Francisco STOCK sales.
SAN FhAsoIsoo, September sth.

The lavish hospitality OF the Pacific
coast Knights is matter Of surprise, to
their Eastern brethren, ss in addison TO
the $40 coo subscribed by the public for
the Conol2ve, Cslifornia Communicates
have spent $3.50. 600 out Of their own pocz.
cts in entertaining their visitors, while the
De Witt Clinton Commandery, Of Virginia,
put up the snug little gum OF $40, 0o0 for
the same purpose.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
SURPRISING FIGURES. following is
from the Eureka tNev Sentinel.

SURPRISING FIGURES. following is
from the Eureka New Sentinel;
There are Ave faro games running in
Eureka 81 present, at an average expenae
each of $40 per day, or a daily total of
$500. In a year the amount expended to
keep these five games going is S73, 600.
This is more than it takes to maintain the
Nevada State Prison per annum, with
about l25 conyicss; considerably more
than twice as much as is expended on the
Orphans Home with an average of some
so odd inmates; much more than is appro-
priated for the maintenance Of the State
Inssue Asylum. II does not fall far short
OF one-foursh the entire current expense of
the State government and it is but little
more than the annual expenses OF the ex-
travagant county government of Eureka
Yet we actually hear complaint of hard
times IN this community.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
"OLD HORSE" SALE.

FEIHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY
4 remaining uncalled io at the State House
Hotel viii be sold at public aucton IN front OF the
Hotel on MONDAY, September 14th, ct 10 o'clock a.
H.: morocco vslise Jas. Stewart l carpet val Sc,
unknosn; leather valise, Rob't Leach l Iez.her
valse, W H. Cole; l hand vase Geo. Hardgi K /;
black vaise, Fogsrty black valise, unknown;
wooden v@ise, unknown l wooden valise, I'M
known i hand yshse. unknown l white yase
unknown white valise S c. Clayton; l black
eatchel, unknown; l carpet yalse unknown;
known; I hand sstehel, j. p. BrisseG; ! hand
satchel, Lon Hickman; 1 trunk, unk noWu: trunk
T. II. Powers zinc trunk, unknown l zinc tr,l1k
II. S. Zinc ! Wood,n trunk, Jas. Stewart ! iady's
trunk, unkGown, 1 trunk, unknown: ! trunk
Walter Price trunk, Jas Wicker zinc trunk,
unknown; l zinc trunk, unknown; zine trunk
T. b. Rider; I zinc trunk, A. J. Smith: zinc
trunk, G. a. Benson / zue trunk, W. W. Parker
nulO 4u4v7
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10

A Montana belle. says the Bismarck
Tribune, being asked by Bismarck man if
they possessed any culture out her way.
replied . Culture! You bet your varfe-
gated socks we dol We kin sling more
culture TO the squsr foot in Helena than
they kin in any camp in America. Gait.
ure +? On, loosen my corset till I smile "
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
N EvADA A..

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. TAKE PLEASURE
w in certifying that we have WGsTAR'S
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY for many years,
and know it to be Of the Oldest well as one of
the most reliable preparations in the market for the
cure of COUGHS, COLDS, THaoAT and LUNG
COMPLAINTS. We know of no article that gives
more general satisfaction to those who use it, and
do not hesitate to recommend it. June, 1882.
THOMAS woODLIFF. Virginia City, New.
a. LENNHART. T................Y Virginia City, New
HAsBROUCK & HALL. Gold HILL New.
a. .. WALLER. -.-......-.-- luscarorai NeV.
FEED. Won EORDECK. Austin, New.
C. r. ALEXANDER. ER..................Pi Phoebe, New.
R. NJ KING.................... .Grantsville, New.
T B. REINDOLLAB. .Grantsyille, New.
A. W. GORDON & Co... Cherry Creek, New
JOHN +. MEYERS. Reno New
H. S. HERRICK. Hamilton, New.
". F. STEVENS. Ns................Wi Winnemucca, New.
A. C. McALPIN. .Winnemucea, New.
H. A Martin. ..-..-,.... ....-.. .LureEa, New
CHAS. B. LUCE, NJ. D................G Genoa, New.
o231pMTh&8lt
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
WANTED, LOST AND FOUND

Advertisements Of I've lines in this department are
cents. or 70 cents per week.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
MONEY TO LOAN
I'm REAL ESTATE, AT A LOW RATE OPns.
& , teress, bT PETER BOIL 8zs street. iel6.ts
NEATLY NEW

c1uIcK ERIyG UPRIGHT TPIANO-HASs5sS,
ali t6e modern improvements ForFtfGTf
sac cheap at warerooms Of L. X. HAAAsh. SO )
treet. Sa-AP@
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10

The military telegraph line between
Fort Shaw and Helena, III. T., has been
abandoned and the wires tsksn down.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10

WANTED- GOOD BUTToN-HoLE MAKERS
~ TO work on white shirts. Apply at CAMP
Bros 423 street fe-sts
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10

ED-INFORMATIoN OF THE WHE aE-
Wv sbouts OF JAMES HENRY COATS and
BENZ. FRANKLIN COATS. Address, GEO W.
COATS, Etna Cal. s63m
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
ROOMS! ROO
EoR SALE.

FTyHE WELL. KNOWN RE EsTAURANT, BAKERY,
1 Ice Cream and Confectionery Establishment OF
HENRY FISHER is for sale. This is one Of the
best investments for an enterprising husiuess man
TO be found IN the State Call at 5GS street, and
see for yourself. Ny OBJECT in selling is t. retire
from buiness. Iau3llml HENRY FISHER.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10

NOR SALE A VERY DESIRABLE Two -
Il story frame dwelling, rooms ana bath ;;,,l
room, In excellent order Lot 4ON 90 feet, -zss.A-
planted in Fruit Trees, Vines and shrubbery. All
improvements complete. Location, I, between
Eleventh ana Twelfth streets. Apply 10 FETCH &
DAVIES, Real Estate and Insurance Agents, 1913
Fourth street si-lwr
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10

TEyo LEASE FOR A TERN OF YEARS.-THE
4 City Hotel, containing 100 Rooms and Bar
room, X street, between Third and Eourth-the sa-
loon furnished. The furniture Of the hotel will be
sold whole or by valuation. Apply to P. CON
Ian, on the premises. au26.i
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10

NOR SALE CHEAP CHOICE LOT, -
160x40, and Small House, on street, s,til
between Fiji eenth and Sixteenth streets. VIII 44.l
be sold at 3 bargain. Inquire at premises 81 lw'
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
FAIR WEEK.

I OFFER SPECIAL ADVANTAGES TO HORSE
4 men, which Will help pay your expenses. and
which viii also clear my store Of 9verlarge stock
nov on hand. The following goods viii be red uced;
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10

tPA ONA Will BUY IT-A FINE assss
= SJsUOV farm, four aud a half miles 80
from this city; good for raising stock and gen -
eral farming; l13 acres one-haf of it bottom land
Particulars inquire Of CARL STR0BEL, 92I j. s5-6t'
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
wANrep.

A sHEEP-HEBDER, s2e +; ALSO, 8 MEN FOR
IA ranch work, 6 to $50; men to bale hay ;
cooks walters men TO pitch hay,
chop wood ana grub land Female women cooks.
$50 girl for upstairs work. SIS to SO also girls
for housework, SIS 70 SIS; girls to wait ana do
chamberwOrk also girls for various other work
Apply 70 HOUSTON & CO., Employment Office,
fourth an Il streets. iel3-Iptf
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10

4 GENTS WANTED-FOR THIS AND OTHER
"a cities Tor the Automatic Gas Burner and the
AnJi-Rattls Shaft Spring. Pro table 10 Agents.
Address, B. F. BUSH, General Agent 3I7 Montgom-
cry street san Franeisco. s7-lw
NNT ANTED-ANY AND ALL PERSONS MAN
w uiacturing or selling my patent droy-seat
buggy With deep spring cushion, except under a Ii.
cense from me- to take notice that they m be dealt
with according to law. JOSEPH NkWMAN
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
PRESENTED 10 THE socIETY

On the opposite side Of this passage way is
large platform 70 be occupied by f4ur ex.
hibitors-Mrs. NJ. A. Reaves Of San Fran
cisco, hair tonic; G. N. West, San Francisco.
magnetic belt j; display by Pacific Magnetic
Truss Company; j. r. Hodson, of Sscrs-
mento case Of Photographic. Tn the north
west corner of the room fine display OF
stationery and fancy goods from the store.
rooms of Il. S. Crccker & Co., Sacramento
and San Francisco, wss being put into proper
shape for exhibition. The Petaluma aud Gold
en- Gate incubators occupy two large spaces
on the floor on the west side-the former from
| Petsluma and the latter from Esst Oakland.
| The fOrmer,in addition to the incubators dis
plays artificial broodsrs. Beth hsve bsen In
full operation for the past three weeks A
| sim over the Golden Gate ssys :" Will hatch
! Friday and Saturday"
On this side of the room Huntington, Hop
kias & Co. of Sacramento and San Fran
cisco, have an elegant displsy Of hardware
nearly in position. Men have been at worl
on this for nea-ly week. AL kinds of fin,
ard small hardware is shown here. the ex
hibit being IN the form of large pyramid
with four pillars as each corner, each and tht
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
70 LET OR FOR 8ALR.

Advertiser snts of five lines in this department are
Inserted for % cent for time three times for 50
cents or rs cents per week
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10

EIyOB SALE $50 UPRIGHT Pr. .e,ssz---'zs-ss
II sno; bargain Cost more
than treble IN London; or may bef J = Z Se
rented for a per month. Apply at sI8 Ninth street,
Sacramento. ss-lw'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24

AroLoGETTC.-D M. the Jt<t month
the arpea~ance of tic Primer and W
ctdaic ina ireen such n must las e l..u
annoying our readers. aud was certainly
moruiNug- a most dishearteninr-to oar
sell. Irving to practice what We preach.
we pat onize home manufactures. and the
last lot 81 paper made ipr IL VA, t,.,
much discolored. Hun. no press 81.
u own. We dnd il difficulty to get so.a
prlntin :. At any price There are other
drawbacks due 4 an imperfect Office.
and lack q capital; altogether with til,
tact that Raleigh : a small town.-the
most expensive iii the State. a. a po.ut
Tor a neW.urper publication. Our ex-
peuses for rent. fuel. boarding. paper.
postage. p~riuter-wa.es. ct. eto..-ar,
a. large a they would Sc III Whining
ton 81 Richmond; whereas the patron
a-e o: the laper ii those town. i nearly
dpab4e. treble. 81 >cXtuble-0wing T.
the greater population. manufactures.
shipping etc. On the other hand. RAJ
e.gh /, a more agreeable place Tor III,
tience. AND much superior ii it, adyan.
taxes for new~-sollecton. And vi,
trust ere many years y ind a steady in
crease IN our mercantile manufacturing.
and other patronage. thereby -igni',iic
the expansion Of the city aecorl.u. l.
The deserts Of the capital OF 20 great al
empire a North Carolina.
Having said thus much. 81 all tia
we are striving with m-ht and u.tau
remedy tie defects in tie IA usr -.
III. .dHj above referred to-. t8l pap,
i one-toLrth larger than fn.r Ia
year: AMI Nc are usiu. much better. quail
{ y-costng u from - To e. he. w,el
have than at tlat time. We ,l.all .ool
more 4 Mailing Machine To insure regu-
Ilrity IN that Department. Other i'm
rroNrments are contemplated. And let
u hHnt. friends aud brethren. the more /.
promptly oar subscribers send IN then
settlements. the sooner we shall be .hIt
To increase the merit 81 the paper.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24

ONE OF THE I'IIGRIM Fathers But
let the brides aud the weddin. followers
reflect mon the presents Of a century
ago as mentioned in the diary of Parson
Ballentine Of Westfield, Mass. tiis daugh.
ter was married Oct. I6, 1863. and her
wedding presents are thus catalogued
II gal rum, ? ats do, leg of mutton, ]
at. ram, , do, brandy, -four and suet.
some better. pig, > ats. run, a lovn o.
mutton aud buuer. some cranb rries, !.
pig AMI thee fowls, a piece Of yea ano
Suct. apples, cabbage aud potatoes ,
fowls , DTS. handy And this a minis
fer's DAUGHTER. Springfield RepuJLcan.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24

-Prepare to 20 there
Where? Weldon Fair
The y""maurv will swarm like bees :
To hear - all : camore" " orhcest
And the Farm and Stock show i,
certain to be
AS good as the coolest this wear. SO
And the handsome "HoKNERs' viii
daily drill
And rhe fashionable Fairies will
tiirt at will,
And the biooded nags viii trot like
a streak.
And the programme promises a live.
ly week.
For everybody is coming to town.
And everybody will be done up
BROWN.
And the long and the short Of it
~. Mac LoNGl-
-Certifi >, this. : don't dis-remember
Weldon will be better done 9th
November.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-10-24

WILMINGTON STARS TELEGRAPHIC
OUTLINES. "A treaty Of peace between
Chill and Peru has been signed. -
Schooner Souther"er. of Beaufort, n.
c.. for Charleston, Is ashore at New
River. - Fix Congressman Albright,
of Ohio, is dead - The FIRST Assis.
tant Postmaster General recommends the
extension and improvement of the free
mail delivery service, and that postage
on local or city letters be reduced from
two cents to one cent. -Excitement
in the New York stock market over q
rapid advance in prices ; the great feat
ure was Oregon TraD>cOntinental, which
on enormous dealings rose FROM 355 to
464 Rev. Alfred VI. Randolph coHse
Grated as Assistant Bishop of the Diocese
of Vlrgrnia.-Accounts of the recent
earthquakes in Asia Minor were much ex
aggerated. "A fire at ANIMAL polls, Md.
destroyed ten houses and nine store rooms
and two lives were lost, -Chas. Me
Cartney attacked by j. Il. Fennell and
T. l.. Thompson, at Flemingsburg, KY,
shot them both.-At Mclean Church.
in Burke county. GA, Sunday, Thos. h.
Syms aud his two sons were shot and
MORALLY wounded by some Young men
with whom Syms' sons had a difficulty
the day b fore Slight earthquake
shocks felt at Malta aud Trieste yesterday
morning fresh stocks also felt at Smyr
ma, causing great alarm, but little dam
age.-S Six men killed and three injured
by an explosion in an English c%oliiery.
"A dynamite plot discovered at Que
bee, to attack Lord Lansdowne on his ar.
rival.-Two sloops collided off Newport
News. Va; one capsized and three men
were drowned. -lDjunctiUn granted
against President Best of the Midland
Railroad Company Tor the posses ion OF
certain books OF the company, illegally
retained.