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fellow in the f~srm-wsgop, locked in each
Others arms. The youog msn lived in Iowa,
and was on the eve OF starting home. The
train was ready, and on 10 the platform went
his carpei-bsg. Another embrace and he
tram pulled out. The lover swung on, and
the lsssie waved him kisses. The train, &C
ing dOwa grade, gained rapid speed; the boy
waved his handkerchief, but his heart was
in his mouth. OFF went The old satchel; of
followed tie lover, with heels in the air.
Over and over went he, and at last liz in a
mud hole, rolled like q bail against the soft
clay bank, and finally got on his feet and
started back 10 see his Duiciana. She a. toe
same time was making for him. They met
aud embraced, regardless of clay or bruises.
The Iowa lover was heard to remark
"Ducky, l will never leave till you are my
wife" The justice Of the pescs was cent
for, and the twain returned TO The farm SIS
ma
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RUSSIA.
JEWS IN ST. PETERSBURG.

LONDON, august 22-The Iimes's CORE
spondeut at ST. Petersburg, in a dispatch re.
ferripg to the expulsion of an American Jew
10 accordance with a law forbidding Jews TO
live in that city, says it ia not likely that the
Russian officials had been over strict in such
cases, in view Of the repeated protests By the
British and American governments in regard
to the treatment Of Jews. The Jew who was
expelled declined 10 ask the project as a
favor to allow him to remain until he had
transacted his business, as he could not de-
maud such treatment as a right. The CORE
sponds n! adds that as the Jewish d ~fieuIty
is more an economical than a religious one,
there is little prospect Of the removal of the
prohibition against Jews living in St. Pc
tersburg and Moscow. The thousands Of
jews VINO do live in roth place, either be-
long 10 the privileged class or skillfu!ly
evade compliance with The law,
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MOVEMENT AMONG FARMERS.

The convention of farmers recently held
in this State is proof that our country clli-
1sns are beginning 10 understand that to sit
still, think nothing and do nothing, and
suffer what GENES is poor policy. Vigilance
and energy is necessary for success in life.
We are al upon the flowing s;resm OF life,
and must learn the Lesson that the law Of
our being is TO swim or drown. There is no
floating in supine inertness. Logs Of wood
may float that way, men cannot. A thor
sand absent things must be obtained, and a
thousand Opposing irfuerces struggled with
nd overcome, or life will be a failure, and
the farmer in his quiet country home must
know and act upon this principle of move
nent As much as the busting denizen of the
estless town. Before doing, there must be
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Fire aud Explosion.

CHESTER, Pa, August 22.-The large
paper mill of j. Howard Lewis, 10 Spring
field township, burned this morning. Whils
the FIRE was burning the boiler in the mil
exploded, killing one man, John Morrison
and seriously ~iDjurIng two or three others
including Lzwis, The proprietor. Lose, $780,.
900; nearly covered by InsuraIce. The CAUSE
Of Inc fire Is supposed to have been the spon
raneous combustion Of rags.
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The LOuIaVilie ExnOSiIfnn.

LOUISVILLE, August 22.-The Southern
Exposition has been open just three weeks
and The turn-stile records show that in thsI
time 100000 persons have entered the build.
ing, and this does rot include he attaches
who enter through the gate where no register
is KEEP. The number of visitors is six times
greater than those at Atlanta at the CORE.
spending period. They como from all sec.
tions of the country, but the South is mosl
largely represented. Eastern and Northern
people are reserYing their visits till the colder
weather in their own sections will make The
Southern climate more inviting. The atrrac.
tions are all in good shape now, and visitors
are surprised and delighted with the i'm.
mensity Of the display made. The hotels
are full Of people, ana The city is alive with
Sightseeing strangers.
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Ihe Result of the HOuse-io.Heuse In.
spectfOn-

WASHINGTON, August 22.-The result Of
the houss-to-house inspection ordered by
Surgeon General Hamilton at Pensacols,
which commenced this morning, was the
finding of two cases of yelIow-fever in a
sailora' clearinghouse on the Palafox street
wharf. The Surgeon-General directed that
the patients be removed to the quarantine
and clothing in the house destroyed, and the
house fumigated and surrounded by a guard.
The cases were reported by Acting-Assistant-
Surgeon White to-day, and a boat was imme-
distely chartered BY the collector of customs
and the cases removed TO the quarantine hos
pital, in accordance with the Surgeon
Generals order.
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Underground TeIegrspby.

ALBANY, August 22.-ArIiclcs of iGcor.
pcratIon have b.en filed with the Secretary
OF State Of the Electrical Conduit CJnstruc-
ton, with a capital stock OF 81 900, 900, d.
vided into 100, 600 shares. The object is the
construction of underground tslegraphs and
telephones, which, under the patents owned
by the company and indor.ed by the most
eminent electricians and telegraphsrs, can bi
done with more economy than by any device
yet known. The inventor is c. NJ. Huribut
q M%ell-knoNn tell grapher Il Chicago.
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rnnHEn nHnnHn nAnranrn 4

DUBLIN, August 22.-Dr. Connolly and
Patrick Connolly, brothers, have been ar
rested at Buff, county Limerick, on The evil
deucs Of an informer, charged with being
connected with a murder conspiracy. DocU-
ments were fouod on the prisoaers showing
that the conspiracy in which they We're eu-
gsged was aimed at the lives Of Clifford
Li0yd and others.
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IN THE COMMONS.
FINAL BUST,

BERLIN, August22.-B!sma ok has invited
the eculpter, Schilling, to go TO Kiss:ngen in
order to make a bust Of the chancellor,
which is to be the fiasl model for all future
portrsyai4 OF the prince.
THE CRY OF FRANCE FOR REVENGE.
The North German Gazette Bismarck
org an, replying to the attacks OF the French
journals on Germany and their cry for re-
venge, declares hat France alone threatens
the peace of Europe. 1t gays such a state oi
S~ffsirs cannot continue without serious dan
ger, and that the passions, flmented by agi-
~ta,ion, may burst the bounds OF peace.
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"DR. BENsoN's Celery and Chsmomile Pills
for the cure of neuralgia are a success."-
DIR. G. p. Holman, Ch~ristianburg, Va. SO
cents at druggists.
"Ffvs Dr.'sj no end Of medicine no relief.
DR.. Benson's Skin Cure has driven array all
| e~ruptions and Pm nearly peu." Ida c. Young,
Hamilton, Ill. Druggists keep it, 81 per
package.
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Horsrord's Aetc Phosphate

DR.. Joseph Holt, Nes Orleans, La, says:
Il have frequently found it Of excellenl ser
vice in css@s of debility, loss OF appetite,
and 10 convAlescence IRON exhaustive ILL
uess, and particularly OF service in treatment
of women aud children"
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BUFFALO, August 22.-Cspt. Rhodes is
still hoveriDg around the city, but gives no
special time for his published intention to
swim the whirlpool. h is reported 10 have
purchased a large dog, and is awaiting a set
Of his armor 10 encase II in preparatory to
sending the canine through the rapids as an
experiment. No faith is placed IN Rhodes
here, where he is best known, and Is looked
upon as a sensational nuisance.
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Do not suffer your lungs to become dis
essed by allowing a cold TO continue without an
effort 10 cure 1t. Thousands have died premature
deaths, the victims of consumption, by simply
neglecting q cold.
DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs vii cure
colds, coughs and consumption surer and quicker
than any other medicine. II acts Almost LEe
magic in many cases, and in others It's eneet.
though slow. is sure if persisted In according TO
direcliouS-
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BUFFALO, August 22.-Two Irish families
and three German paupers (s%ssisted emf
%srants) were returned 10 their native coun-
tries by the authorities of this county yes.
saKAay
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MEXICO.

THE ABOLITION OF CUSTOM
HOUSES.
MEXICO, Angus. 22.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury invites each State TO send two dele
gates TO this capital O1tober 1st, to discuss
The manner of abolishing internal custom
houses, In coIfJrmily with the constitutional
amendment, and to propose another and
more equitable tax to replace the loss suf.
fer,d by States in consequence thereof. Toe
Secretary Gays the extension Of railroads has
made Internal customhoules impracticable.
The convention will a'sJ discuss the best
mesns TO enforce the article of constitutional
amendment which prohibits States from i'm
posing expectation duties.
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ENGLAND.
THE LORDS DENOUNCED.

THE LORDS
LONDON, August 22-The Ffeemon'S Jour
nal, Of Dublin, bitterly denouuces the House
OF Lords for its action yesterday in rel citing
the Irish registration bill.
IN THE COMMONS.
Gladstone stated this afternoon, in the
Commons, 10 response 10 a question by Par
nell, that he regretted the House of Lords
had rejected the Irish registration bill.
Colllng, Liberal member for Ipswich, gave
no ice that at the next session of Parliament
he would offer a resolution declaring Iha; II
is desirable to graut a measure of home rule
10 Ireland as the best means Of securing per-
mauent peace to the Irish. Ceilings an
nouncement was received with cheers.
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Federated Trade and Labor Unious.

Z YORK, August 22.-At tbs morning
session Of the Federation of Organized Trade
and L,bor Unions of the United Stats ard
Canada, the legislative committee appointed
at last years convention reported hat en-
coursgIng progress has been made in the for
nation OF local unions and in increasing the
membership OF unions previously formed.
The report reviews the history of labor sgita.
ton in the past year, and the efforts made TO
obtain legislation favorable TO workingmep.
II WIS recommended that a prize Of $50 be
offered for The best essay on trades uuions
and strikes, and suggested thatsteps be take n
10 secure harmony and unanimity among sll
trades and labor organic atoms of the cour-
try,
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swe.. LIME Love story.

Mitchell (Minp.) Republican: DIR. WILL
nan repor's the cutest and sweetest little
love story We have had from real lie. les.
terdsy, as he WAS waiting al Parker, D4k,
for the train, a country lass came in with her
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Samaritan Neryspe cured my wifs's fta,'
says Henry CARR, OF Fairfield, Mich. she
had tnem ihirty-ive years" At druggists,
81 so.
ST. VIRUS DANCE is a distIe ssins msladv.
There Is but one cure for 1t. Samaritan Me-
riae.
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AN invaluable streng hener for the nerv e,
muscles and digestive organs, producing
strength and appetite, is Browns Iron Bit
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VEsUYIUs REMARKABLY ACTIVE.
NAPLES, August 22.-Mount Vesuvius is
IN a state of remarkable activity. The con-
tinuous trembling Of the sill has resulted in
considerable injury TO buildings, and to the
railway running up the mountain.
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worlds markets.

HUNTSVILLE, ALA.-Dr.J }. I. Ridley ssys:
Browne Iron Btters is ? good appetizer,
and merits attention from suferers."
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G. 0 REVENGE.
Bism8rck's Organ Declares That France
Alone Threatens the Peace
Of Europe.
The Jews in Russia-Vesuvius in q State
Of Remarkable Activity-The
Revolt in Spain.
ITALY,

ALEXANDRIA, August 22.-Thiriy-sevtn
deaths from cholera occurred here yesterday.
One Of the victims YVES a Britiah soldier.
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LARD,
Report Of Committee IA the Fowler.
McGe0ch Case.

CHICAGO, August 22.-The reading of the
report Ct the committee appointed to inyesti-
gate the char, rs of sdulteralion OF lard made
assiGst Fowler & Brss. on Gang, this morn
ing, verified The statement MADE in these dir
patches last night. The particular charge
against the irm OF rendering a quantity oil
adullerated lard to MCGeocb, Egeriughsm
4 Co. was not verifi d, and the commits e
exoner4ted The firm on that point. The re-
port projects, however, and takes the stand
that Fowler Il Bros. deserve unqualified
disspproyal and censure for the methods they
have observed IN manufacturing prime stean
lard. The employ msnt of secret pipes and
other appliances, the report declares, lays
the firm open to the suspicion OF using cot
tor-seed oil ssd other contrabaud articles in
making lard, and unless this suspicion is re-
moved the Board of Trade should be deliv.
cred rom al responsibility in the matter.
The report concludes by expressing grati6ca.
lion al the results obtained by the investiga-
tion, and declares that IS d result of the
scientific research provoked by the trial-ths
detection Of impurities in lard by the EN-
ploymsnt Of the micrt scope-the placing
OF sn impure article upon the market could
be made practically impossible if a proper
inspection takes place.
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VNIT DgUH-T "VFIHINI'
A correspondent of the Tunes at Barcelona
ssys: after s. careful inquiry, it has been
found that the people Of Barcelona had no
sympathy with the recent rising. The only
pretext for the alarms reports put in ciIcu-
lstion was a demonstration by twenty-five
meD, who were hired to arm themseIves. This
movement has since been clearly traced to a
Bourse maneuver. King Alfonso will re.
main in Barcelona until Tomorrow, so graft
fed is he at his reception by the people"
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SPAIN.
ONLY A RouRsE MOVEMENT.

LONDON, August 22.-The Times CORE
spondent at Vienna Gays the report that Spain
will join the Austrc-Germaa alliance is idle
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IREDELL COUNTY, n. C.-1he ex-sherif,
Mr.. w. f. WATSON, says: Browns Iron
BItters has improved my digestion and gen.
erzl health"
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Detroit Free Press "Will Moses Web
ster Pinback please step dis way ?" ask
cd the president, ~ the meeting opened.
Brother Finback, who has been a very
quiet but deeply-interested member Of
the club for the past two years, advanc-
ed to the desk, and Brother Gardner
continued:
Moses, | parn dat YOU am on the pint
of removin' to Ohio"
"Yes, sab"
"You will take your certificate long
wild you, an you will keep your mem
bership wild us jist the same; an any
time you can raise money huff to take a
freight train an cum up an see us, you
will find a hostile welcome"
"Yes, sab lie much obleeged, sah,"
replied Moses, as he wiped "a tear from
his eye
AN now, ] want to say a few furder
words to you," resumed the president,
after a solemn pause. "You am gwine
TO cut loose an sail in the company Of
strangers, an dar am a few things you
would do well remember"
Remember, dat "a lawyer will work
darder 10 char a murderer dan he will
to convict a thief.
Remember, dat a naybnr who offer
you to loan his hoe am fishin' around to
secure de loan of your w~heclbarrer.
Remember, dat you can't judge OF dc
home happiness Of "A man an wife by
seem 'em ut "a Sunday.skule picnic.
Remember, dat while de average
man will return you lie k'rect change IN
a business transackshun, he'll water his
milk an mix beans wild his coffee.
Remember, that all the negatives Of
de best photographs are retouched. an
de wrinkles an freckles worked out,
Remember, dat society am made up
of good clothes, hungry stomachs, deccp-
ton, heartaches an mixed grammar.
"Remembcr, dat people will never
stop to queshnn de truf Of any rumor or
scandal aifectin' your character, and it
takes vars tn satisfy 'em dat your great.
grandfather wasn't "a pirate an your
great-grandlnudder de leading gal in Il
tifteen-cent ballet. You kin row sol
down, an close your eyes an reflect an
digest, an dc rest Of us will purcecd to
carry OF dc usual programme Of d,
meeting
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE Al DEApwoop. .. T.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT DEADwooD, y. IT,
Sent II 1SR3 (

Sept IL, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following-naln.
cd settler has tle,i notice of his intention 10 make
fual proof in support Of h : claim. ami that said
proof will be made before the Register and Re
ceiver at Deadn God, DT OF TUESDAY. oct. %,
viz: Jesse D. Scarlts, \. :. No 1916 for the NV or
So or ant sw or ne or and Sc ar NV qr and ne or
sw ar, see Is, ~ : south rance ) east, Il II VI.
He names the following Witnesses T. prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF.
said land, viz:
!. W. Mart n, Miss Frances NJ. Maltin, +. 6.
Dudley, and 4. ID. Jennings. all Of Hot Springs.
ID. 7. J. Z. LUSE. RcIistcr.
First publicat on Sept. Is.
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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 90, 1888
The SteRlitx Horror.

Berlin special: Steglitz is a favorite
place of resort for Berliners, and lies on
the Potsdam < Magdeburg railway,
three miles to the southwest. The acct
dent, which may be called a massacre,
stands probably unique in the annals of
railway disasters. Yesterday, being
both Sunday and the Sedan anniversary,
the place was crowded with excurionists
70 the Schuetzenfest and other festivities
in honor Of the day. BY 10 o'clock yes
terday evening a crowd Of 800 persons
filed the platform Of the railway station
waiting for the return train. When the
latter arrived after some delay on the
up line the barriers still remained closed
to await the passing OF the Cologne night
express, which leaves Berlin at $50 p.
IN. Suddenly, however, the pressure of
the impatient crowd forced the barriers
aside, and despite the efforts of the rail-
way officials, hundreds rushed across the
down line to enter the ears. At that
very moment the express came tearing
along, and, although the driver on see
ing the danger signals displayed at the
last moment applied the brakes, the
train dashed right through the mass Of
people covering the line. and annihilat-
ed everything in its way. One terribl.
cry Of anguish arose even above the
thunder of the train, and all was over
The details of this terrible scene, lasting
only a few seconds, as narrated by eve.
witnesses, are almost too narrowing for
repetition. Forty persons, Of whom
seventeen were men, eighteen women
and five children, were instantly killed
and about twenty-five wounded. All
the victims belong to the artisan and
laboring classes. For a distance Of lOO
yards the line was covered with bodies,
all shockingly multilated, and human
fragments. Ofone family of five persons
only n boy escaped. The killed IN
cIude four married couples, five mem
bers of the Shooters company, with the
fiagbearers and three artillery corporals.
One of the Latter had both legs and his
heavy sabre cut through as with a knife.
One girl had nearly reached the local
train when the ~draught caused by the
express threw her under the locomotive.
One woman had both legs cut of, and
on being carried to the waiting room
gave birth TO a dead child and expired.
Another woman and a sailor in the i'm
perial navy were completely decapitat-
ed. and no vestise Of the heads have
been found. A child had one hand cut
Of. and one body was entirely Invested
Of clothing. The driver of the express
train had to be relieved, being unable to
proceed after witnessing the scene OF
carnage. His locomotive was covered
with pieces Of flesh, bones rags, and
drenched with blood. The line remain
ed blocked for hours, while detachments
of tiremen and soldiers gathered the re-
maine Of the victims by torchlight.
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County Officers.

Rcyistcr--J. J.. Luse Dcadwood.
keceiver--E. +. Chainplin, Dcaiwood.
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A prominent citizen Of Bozeman
vouched for the following:
At springdale, DIR. Andrew Jackson
Hunter boarded the train that conveyed
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher to Bozeman,
The distinguished clergyman, noticing
the Doctor to be a gentleman of age and
intelligence, ut once and informally in.
troduced himself, the Doctor returning
the compliment.
"Are you the proprietor Of the cele-
brated Hunters Hot Springs ?" enquir-
ed Mr.. Beecher.
Being answered anirnatively the
Brooklyn divine said: MAY l enquire
what state you were originally from
Doctor"
Certainly, ! am from old Virginia,
sir"
Then, I suppose" said Mr.. Beecher,
with a merry twinkle in his right optic,
you are what we might call an unre-
constructed Rebel"
Thia seemed 10 touch the Doctor in a
taiidcr spot, for he very promptly and
replied: Yes sir, that is what I
might be called, cir. By tao yay, Mr,
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T.. 3 La1d ONCE

tudge-Hon. William =. Church.
Attorney-A. j. Plowman.
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Beecher, how did you leave Elizabeth ?"
Slowly and with evident good nature,
Mr.. Beecher replied: Doctor, that sub
ject is like that Of the wal it's a dead
Issue, and if agreeable to you we'll drop
them both right here"
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Notice tn 7. T. Reynolds: Yon are hereby
l y not ned that | have expended 500 90 in labor
and improvements Ou the Bonanza Lode Custer
county, territory of Dakota Ia order To hold said
premises under the provisions Of section 2324 Re
viscd Statutes of the United States being the
amount rcqu rel 90 hold the same for the year
1883 and II " thin 30 days AFTER this notice by
publication you tnil or refuse 10 contribute your
proportion Of such cxpen litures rs BOVINE
together with the advertising expenses. etc ,
your interest in said ella III viii become the prop
,Tty or The subscribers uuicr said section 229l.
II. q. Butt tRFtELp.
j, W. BCTTEGFIrLD
Dated Custer City, Dakota, Aug. LIST, 1888.
Etl3
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sAEAT pcopld are always on the lookout
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EH iugS and in time become wealthy.
~ - esthhse who do not improvement op
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for us right in their own localities. Any one can
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business will pay more than ten times ordinary
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one who engages fails to make money rapidly.
lou can devote your whole time 10 the work, or
only your spare moments. Full Information and
all that is needed sent free. Address SrINsoN d
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