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The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-03-06
LATEST NEWS NOTES.

Cen, Porfirio Dlaz, ex-President OF
Mexico, was rendered banquet by Capt,
Eads in New Orleans on Saturday even
ing.
Coy, Alex h. stephens, OF Georgia,
died in Atlanta at 1915 O'Clock on Sunday
morning after a short sickness from neural.
gia OF the bowels.
A colored teamsier named All Burns,
while on his way TO Springfield, No. +,
from Harrison, Ark, on Friday, was met
by some white teamsters who set upon him
and beat him numerically, after which
they left him In helpless condition by the
roadside
AT the Wagner memorial services In Lon.
don on Sunday, Moncure d. Conway said
there were periods IN the history OF the
world when new order OF men came
forth. This was shown IN the era whereof
Carlyle was the prophet, Emerson the In
terpreter, Darwin the first fruit In science
and Wagner In art.
The steamer Yazoo Valley struck snag
and sunk about thirty five miles above New
Orleans at one o. clock on Sunday morning.
The missing arc; Mrs. c. y, Lewis, O!
Chicago; the child Of Mr., Cooley, the pilot,
] months old; FIRST mate Chris. Kerns
John Frank, carpenter; q colored cham
bernaid; Daniel Lightner, colored, stew.
ard; two cabin boys, four deck passengers
and about five roustabonts. The boat was
valued Ut Y, 800; Insured for rs, 900.
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ESCAPED FROM THE WORK.
HOUSE.
Savage Supposed to be Heading for 0mahs
to Prevent a Wedding,

sT LOUIS, March 6,--The sequel TO
married -to-a- burglar romance which was
expected TO develop In a short time by the
nee Manning, TO an East
ern gentleman In Omaha, may
take different form az WIN. Savage made
his escape from the St. Louis Work house
on Saturday last, and Is believed to be head.
Ing for Omaha. His escape was affected
during the morning, while the officers and
guards were detailing the men 10 their 70.
spectiye labors. Savage, while
working out sen.
tence m the Jefferson City Penltentiary had
become an expert tailor, and his ork WAS
therefore confined to ,he sewing room, The
foreman OF the guard, at the time in ques.
ton, was escort ing Savage across the
yard to the rear OF the prison TO the
lower halfway. just AZ
they reached II disturbance was reported
among the 10 quarry workers then being
marched out of the enolosyre. aud leaving
Savage IN the hallway, safe for moment,
as he thought, the foreman ran TO the scene
OF ofdisturDance. Finding everything In good
order again, he quickly returned, but Saw
age, always on the alert for such an oppor-
tnnity, had made the most OF il and was no
where TO be seen.
Rushing up the lower hall stairway. Saw.
age had made the circuit OF the upper bal
Gony, and while the guard, who was regu-
larry stationed In front, dashed back to
the rear In search for him, the prisoner
Jumped 10 the ground, seized q ladder near
by, and In - nome mt was over the nigh
board fence and of.
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PRESS COMMENTS.
On the Appropriation and Tariff
Bills

NEW YORK. March 5.--rhe Times says:
"As to the general conduct OF Congress in
the matter Of appropriations, the net result
is a. good as could have been expected, for
there has not been thorough reform, but
there has been no conspicuous error like
that Of last summer.
The sun says: "We observe with sat
isfacton that the Sun did not labor In vain
last summer with the river and harbor
Congressman from the States around this
establishment. At the last session there
was not less than sixteen representatives
from New York, New Jersey and Connect-
cut who gave the steal their votes. This
year the record shows only four river and
harbor votes from the three States. Joseph
Mason, OF Connecticut, and Secor Robe
son, Miles Ross and John H. Brewer, Of
New Jersey.
The Tribune says of the tariff bill;
"Witoout doubt. II merits, on the whole,
praise. 1t is the most desirable revision
In respect Of simplifcatien and avoidance Of
antiquities, and 1t secures large reduc.
ton OF revenue.
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THE DESTRUCTIVE ELEMENTS.
Water and Ice Laying Waste Valuable
Property,
Tho Ice Mn Firm.

ST, PAUL, March 5 Especial dispatches
from points on the Mississippi river LAY
that there are no indications Of the ice
weakening, The Tongue river at Miles
City brOke up Thursday. There are live
Jeet OF water on the ice IN the Yellowstone
at Glendive, and the ice on the Missouri is
solid as far US Benton, where the weather
Is reported warm Should the fec break
up at the points named on the Upper Mis-
souri, and Yellowstone, the food would not
reach Bismarck for two weeks. A Mandan
dispatch says the Yellowstone broke at
Dickson's Bluff. which is the latest report
received from above the Missouri. Al
Mandan despite the present mildness Of
the weather, the Ice IS firm as Il rock and
will not break for some time. Mandanites
do not anticipate the least trouble from a
flood. A Fort Buford dispatch says Slc
Ice II rising up the Poplar river, aud the
snow melting rapidly. An early breaking
up II expected.
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Hauced and Burned 10 Den,b.

PEORIA, ILL.,, March 5.--A meeting OF
three hundred citizens OF Glasford, In this
county, was held Sunday night, at which
the recent acquitts OF the two Mobiles, de-
PENDANTS In the suit for the murder Of Jon.
athan Wolgemott, was severely condemned
as was the conduct Of John Comstock, OF
this city, and a resolution was also passed
that hereafter the citizens OF that vicinity
would attend to the business Of Furnishing
murders committed in their midst. Ares.
olg,icn was also passed. which was carried
utiS after the meeting. that the body o.
Comstock be burned in effiigy and that
the two Mobiles be hanged In enigy, The
feeling against the Mobiles, father and son
Is very bitter, and the condemnation OF the
verdict OF the jury is almost universal. The
case OF Herold, who was brought back
from Canada, comes up to-day, and senss.
uonal developments are expected.
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RUNAWAY LOVERS.
An Indiana Couple eIope in a freight
Car.

CHICAGO, March "A homely romance
was aired In the Armory Police Court when
Aaron Hazen and Ollie Luce were brought
before Justice Walton. Olic Is rather fine
appearing country girl and Aaron is a
young barber. The couple were found
secreted In q freight car OF the Michigan
Central, which was partly filed with
merchandise and had Just got In from the
East When first brought 10 the station
the couple claimed TO be
husband and wife, but finally ac-
knowledged that they had run away from
South Bend, Indiana, and were intending
TO be married. Ollie, who gives her are as
eighteen years, says she met aud fell In love
with the tonsorial artist at hotel In South
Bend, where they both worked. Her par
ents refused their consent TO her marriage
with Hazen, so they eloped, going first to
Elkhsrt and then to Niles CITY. Hazen's
money gave out and that was why, In pur.
suing their travels, they found II necessary
to stow themselves away In freight car.
Originally they did not intend coming Az far
s Chicago, but fell asleep In The car
and missed connection. A letter
was sent TO Ollie's parents, who
live about four miles from South Bend
and her father, who Is said to he an humble
Methodist divine, will probably come to
Chicago, t.,ts
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GEORGIA IN MOURNING.


ATLANTA, Ga, March B. Hon, Jas, :.
Boynton, president Of the State senate was
sworn in az Governor, He ordered an cleo
ton TO Ill the vacancy caused by stephen :
death the 2lth Of April. The Democratic
executive committee OF the State has been
called TO meet next Thursday In Atlanta,
10 consider what action should be taken
The remains OF Stephens were carried to
the capitol at three o'clock to-day 10 lay
In state In the hall Of the House OF Repre-
sentativcs until Thursday next, when they
will be Inferred IN Oakland Cemetery. Nine
OF the committee OF the Legislature are
acting Sith the Citizens Committee. The
indications are the funeral will be the
largest ever seen IN Georgia. The city
Is heavily draped md the flags are AT hall
mast
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Suffering a, Sb.wuectoyu.

EVANSVILLE, IND, March j.-Peoplc
who came up the river sunday on the
dacket report the river falling very fast at
Shawneetowu. II fell two feet Sunday
night. Some streets are clear OF water.
People are beginning to appear OH them.
The impression il that much more help
will have TO be given the sufferers than has
been, The condition Of the people in
not soon removed II is feared that pe,ti.
with diseases that may prove infectious.
The Committee OF the Legislature Of ILL.,
nols had only authority 10 report bat not
10 relieve. The action Of the Legislature
IL severely commented on
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Moving Ice in the Missouri River.

NEBRAsKA CITY, NEB., March o.
The Ice in the Missouri river at this point
ran out to-day, doing considerable dam
age. The large ferry steamer Lizzie
Campbell, owned by the Nebraska City
Transfer Company, was caught 10y this
moving monster and riddled from stem to
stern and showed completely ashore, She
was valued at - 900 and II n total wreck,
insured for Il 800 In the Merchants Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, OF Gin
cinnatl. The Company will place a new
boat In the trade soon as possible The
Burlington and Missouri Railroad and
United States Government bos's escaped
with little, II any damage.
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Supposed Buried Treasures.

BEDFORD, IND, March 6.-During the
great gold excitement in 1S49 and 1850 An.
drew J Bagwell, bachelor Of this county,
went to California, where, by hard work In
the mines, he accumulated about 10, 900 and
In 1854 returned home. Some months
since he died aud was dead three days be-
fore his death was discovered The heirs
Of his estate are now busily engaged In
digging and searching all over the farm for
the many thousands OF dollars that we're
hidden by him during the latter years OF
HE life, II Is thought that at least s., 900
or $40, 900 are secreted on the premises.
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INDIA.

LONDON, March 5.--Calcutta sdvices
state that the most intense excitement con
tinues TO be felt among Europeans because
OF the proposed law giving native masis-
tratcs criminal jurisdiction over whites IN
certain cases, The Times correspondent
says II /. certain that II the obnoxious mea,-
ure Is passed ninety per cent OF the white
volunteers in Bengal will resign rs protest
against 1t. At great meeting held In Cal
cutta even violence towards native magis'
trates was threatened.
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A Missing Man.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, la. March 5, About
three weeks ago W. j. Shoup, resident
and prominent merchant of idaho Terri.
tory, left home and took Pullman car at
Ogden to 60 TO Dubuque, Iowa, to meet
his wife, who had been stopping there
among relatives all winter. Hi, brother
from Danbury, Iowa, reached to-day In
search OF him, but up TO this time has oh.
taiued no clue to the missing man.
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MEMPHIS, March 5.--The river here
marks thirty feet on the gauge, rise Of
one inch since yesterday. AT Helena, Ark,
a rise Of eight Inches is reported. This IS
from the backwater OF the Mississippi,
els, which again empties itself into the
Mississippi Just below Helena The ST.
Francis rose eight feet last Thursday at
Wsttsburg, and the whole bottom is inun.
dated In that region.
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WASHINGTON, March Sit is sale. here
that Filley has q, last been promised the ST.
Louis Postmastership by Presidene Arthur,
and that his appointment will he made pub.
lie before the end OF the week. No good
authority for the rmor Is known to exsis,,
though II is claimed by Fillcy's friends thai
the Presidents neglect IN failing to make
the appointment before the adjournment OF
Congress indicated his intention Rot to re.
appoint HaYs. MN
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Secretary Folger's Health. Postal
Matters.

WASHINGTON, March 5.--Secretarv
Folger has almost recovered from his re-
cant Illness He was at the Treasury De.
partment to-day and received large mum.
Der Of visitors. By l2H.,-
Second Assistant Postmaster General
Elmer, Superintendent Thompson, OF
Railway Mail Service, and SuperIntend.
ent Slater, Of the Railway Adjustment Di-
TO frame and submit to the Postmaster
General system for carrying the mail on
reilroad routes In accordance with the
provisions of the Post Office appropriation
bill for the the next fiscal Yea Z.
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Aid for Shawneetown.

ALTON, ILL.,, March 5-The citizens Of
Alton have raised nearly $500 by voluntary
contributions and forwarded 1t to shawnee
town to aid the sufferers. The Bishop Of
Alton has ordered contribution OF This
diocese for the relief OF the food
sufferers.
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A Fraud.

WASHINGTON. d, c., March 5,--B f..
Pritchard, OF this city, has been placed up.
on the postal fraud list The Inspector )
report shows he advertised bimsef ~ II
pension and patent attorney, when,
IN fact, he had been dcharred
from practice before all the executive de.
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Tax Reduction,

WASHINGTON, March 5,-The tobacco
tax is reduced one.half the taxes on bank
capital, deposits aud checks, matches, otc.,
are abolished and there Is ageneru, though
not large, reduction Of import duties,
Judge Kelley estimates the total reduction
Of revenue nj $85, 900. 900 TO $40, 00O. 900, Of
which S3j, 900, 900 to $40, 900, 600 will come
out OF the internal revenue taxes.
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G. W. Brandt a victim Of whi.key.

MEXICO. Mo-, March 5.--C.W. Brandt,
a LAWYER Of WellSyille, Mo-, dropped dead
In the street here this morning at 500 lie
was about forty five years OF age. lie had
eral days past. The coroncr's jury re.
turned q verdict OF 'acute alcoholism. -
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Read and Circulate.
The Illinois Central r. R. Co.

VIII sell any OF ils remaining lands at one dol
lar per acre less thar the present prices from this
time until the 6rst day OF October. lssi After
ahat G~s, The present tri>er will be restored An
sho desire 70 purchase should avail themselves OF
this liberal offer al once, =. DAGGY,
Land Commissioner
Foi particulars inquire OF
NJ EASTERDAY & CO.,
Agts. for L. q. II. X. Lands
Cairs Illinois.
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Two Women In Love with one Man.

ST.. Louis, March 3. Matte Walker got
Into trouble with colored sister, Amanda
McAfee. Both had layished their affec-
willing to give him up fell 10 fighting.
Matte Walker stabbed her adversary In
the breast with q pocket knife, breaking
the blade In the flesh. The police are get.
ting evidence and warrant will be issued
againstMattie on charge of,assaut with In.
tent to kill. The wounded woman has been
around the streets with the knife blade IN
her breast and the wound has become seri-
oiia from naQlect.
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Hanged I'm lsiiirY.

AVER JUNCTION, MASS, March b.
Congressman W. A. Russell had an evi-
dence OF his constituents, disapproval yes.
terday morning, They hanged him In Ell.
Ky here because ne disappointed
them in giving the postotiicc TO f. Dana
Rnncroff
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ELGIN, ILL.,, March 5.-Panton, who
brutally murdered his tenant George Smith,
was arrested by Deputy Schoonhaven, at
his brothers. residence In South Elgin. He
does not deny tho crime, but refuses 10 dis.
close the motive prompting the horrible
deed The c0roner's Jury recommended
that he be held without ball.
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Great Damage by the High Water.

SOUTH BEND, IND, March 5.-The dam
across the St. Joseph River, at
MishawaSa, was carried away BY the high
water. The damage will reach
good many thousand dollars, and a score
or more Of mills will be idle several
months. Three hundred workmen are
thrown out.
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RED WING, MINI, March S.-The
Deadwood and Bluff Mills, together with
two warehouses, all belonging TO the Red
Wing Mill Company, burned. Total loss
estimated at $500, 900. Insurance about
SO 900, Eastern and English companies
principally. The origin OF the firm i un.
Epnuu
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The Indiana Hencl,.

TERRE HAuTE, March 5.--Gov. Porter
appointed the Hon. II. d. Scott TO tho
bench " the Circuit Court, a vacancy exist. :.
Ing by reason OF the Legislature creating
this county into a judicial circuit OF itself
The appointment gives satisfaction.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, IA, March 5.-Jamcs
Loyett, saloonkeeper, OF Fairfax, died
from the effects Of blow on the head with
the bntt Of a revolver, by Martin O'Con.
ner durinI row In his saloon last Tuesday
night. O'Connor has fled.
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GERMANY,

BERLIN, March 5.-A military officer has
committed suicide In the Thiergarten here.
Monetary difficulties led to the act. such
events occur now almost daily.
The German Government Is treating for
purchase of the unequaled library OF the
Spanish Duke Ossuna.
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ROCM ANA.

BUCHAREST, March 5.--A proposal has
been introduced into the Chamber OF Depu-
ties by forly-two members providing for
the expenditure OF Ii, 800, 900 lire for erect
Ing forts made necessary by the political
situation. Urgency was voted for the meas
nra
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LONDON, March 5--The Society for the
Suppression Of Blasphemous Literature
propose TO get up eases against Professors
Huxley and Tyndall, Herbert Spencer, the
publishers Of John Stuart Mill's works,
John Morley and Others, who by their writ
ings have sown widespread unbslief and In
some cases rank atheism.
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ATLANTA, Ga, March b..-Ben Hill, ,Jr"
son OF the late Senator, Is I'll with paraly'
ais Of the vocal chords and the doctors say
he cannot recover. He uses writing pad
70 communicate with Others as his father
did last summer,
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Found Gullfy.

ROCHESTER,, lNp., March 6.--I.o,,ls
Vol,ris was found guilty Of manslaughtef
and sentenced To sixteen years lmprSor.
ment at Michigan City.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND. March 5.--t;oy
Porter slut In his veto to the metropolitan
police bill this morning to the Legislature
and II was passed over his veto. There Ii
no probability OF an extra session being
called
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Awards 10 Me,I Mes.eurcr..

WASHINGTON March 5. Awards for the
mail messenger service have been made by
the second assistant postmaster general a.
follows: Chicago, Charles Walsh S35, 8.
S49; st. Louis, II. e.. Woodllcf, $40, 00s; I;
Detroit, r, G. Woodllef, S5, l0S; Kansas
City, II. c. Slaycns, $3.50,
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A MEETING.

PARIS. March "A meeting will be held
In the Faubourg 81. Antoine Wednesday 10
protest against the arrest OF Frank Byrne
and John Walsh at the request of the Brit
ish Government.
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The New nritI.h yrInistcr.

NEW YORK, March 5. The Hon. l.. 4,
Sackville West, the British minister 20 tho
Y. j., has arriyed'inthis city from Ottawa,
Canada.
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INDIANAPOLIS, March 8. The residence
Of l., j. tCook, n traveller, during hts
absence from home, was entered by bur-
glars last evening and $500 worth Of jewelry
aud silverware stolen.
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silver Dollars.

WARRINGTON, March 5.--The Issue Of
standard silver dollars for the waek cudad
March 8 was $l48,4 The issue for tho
corresponding period last yssr was SIS, ,le7.
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Algeria.

ALGIERs, March 5.-An expedition OF
great proportions Is being organized 10
crush the rebels In the southern part OF
nwn.,
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Pilot DOMf kuuk

NEW YORK, March 5.--Piot Boat No,
y was run into and sunk this morninS bl
lhe steamer Commonwealth, Pilot Camp
bell OF the former, was drowned,
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THE MARKETS.
MARCH 5, 1888.
Live Stock.

CHICAGO.
HoGs-Slow: heavy lots .,.adv. rom.
mon Sc lower: i,Vht sB 4oSs7: mixed macy.
ing So 70 wv hacking and sb,pnino
S7Q7B5.
CATTLE-Quiet and unchanged; ship
ping - uSao aoi common TO taiI y $500 % ;
ou'cneFs ~ oo'"f oVi stocSers " ooNpa TO-
ST. LOUIS.
CATTI IF.Fxnort s,sars SS -s,,a. ,.,.
to heavy native Steers "a sOGS5 as az com. mn
mon ~ mrdinm nytlve s,sors "a ~ Ss,aI qorn cn
To,oradn Colo NJ steers " Stos, %, se'rs r IO'aa W.;
feeders "a IoISI az comn,on ,"' sCou
native cows and he;;ors 60 anSS, ~. S,.S Sno,Se
west steers $3 75ta5 90; scalawags 50 10
NaS W;
ShEEPN5ood fancy "a 75Na5 80: ma
aiun 10 falr Sfqi 90; stockers " 7Nd3 %;
IeYSn tSmn sSOai n ~.
HouS--hignt 10 good forkers $ S69
40; Baltimore 81 lOGI 20; mixed TO
good packing W eOCd1 20; butchers IN
extra lWaI 80; fancy heavy VI 90; ssips
ana cllils ~ 7ofo6 %.
Grain. Etc
cuIcAco.
WHEAT c,osod woot =. =, oov
nHa - oNiiose" ooiips VEIN az ~ VoN,
81 10 July e''' " ~" ''"''
CORN-Frm at 5Sl,dh March, 5St9I
Aprll w May, b2A June, B3h July.
oAlS-flrmt 43h March, a3E April,
~ May 44% June.
Rl E-slrong at IA May.
at. LOUIS,
WIFE ,T-St ,su ,foroh q 49, ,.u
4, ~ a., 3, IA 1",o" Lar, % o ~ april
TnppEtu ~, " M, tVa 'un1' u ~ ouE. A.,
,s, In Vs sos. 'iv"' III, i'' ap'"' oo'' May
M ,ois ~, 40 .,, a..
var ~" ""'"' y" april -"
''DSyr woolor ,.ep
pRnvrStnNS ~ Ts,n oJ% ~
unCs 1tIjahor "'''' Wv" '''"'
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NEW YORK.
WHEAT-Opened E61 higher; fairly
active; no. / white ~ lG1 No. . red
March 81 22t0l 22.; April 81 9I.Gal "a
~, May u 22sWi 2oFi June ~ 4h6
CopN van haitian. ,,.oa u
ono, a,ES-ait 5o sn,"ro, 7oi,n.va ,nvu "eS'e'"
W, ~" w i",rs n,,ars. va.,n a.,
,asn '"' o'''''' "V''o'" !" o.
"Iuc prrr o,io, and stand, rou ,,,,
o. go S"',, u.'u ,,v'1l CIV pam 'ness
VI p~W, 'Wm," ~, nem WI vNt," a,,n w f,s,aio,
ca 9"M s,0,so V''' wv" "'"' Spot Nv" mess
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FRANCE.

PARIS, March 5,-The Pays says; Two
Irish members Of Parliament have made
aitidayits they saw Bryne in London, May
6sst, the date Of the PbHniX Park mlr'
darg
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0Ilyer DUIlar GEORGE.

HAVANA, March .. 5.--.AIcxican silver dol.
lars are 70 plentiful here thAt they have de-.
prsciatsd 70 W per cent.
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h,MyBack!

That's a common express
sion and has a world OF
meaning. How much suf-
fering is summed up in it.
The singular thing about
it is, that pain in the back
is occasioned by SO many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver COM
plant, consumption, cold,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, over
work, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever the cause, don't
neglect it, Something is
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will SO quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
BRowN's IRON BITTERs, ard
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and max
ing the blood pure and rich.
I.eganspor,, Ind. Dee. 7, 1880.
For long time have been
sufferer from stomach aud kidney
disease. My appetite was very poor
and the very small amount did eat
disagreed with me. Twas annoyed
very much from non.re,en,ion OF
urine. | tried many remedies with
no success, until l used Browns
Iron Btters. Since used that my
stomach does not bother me any.
My appetite is simply immense. My
kidney trouble is no more, and my
general health is such, that feel
ike new man. After the use Of
Browns Iron Bitters for one month.
I have gained twenty pounds in
weight. o. B. SARGENT.
Leading physicians and
clergymen use and recon-
mend BRowN's IRON BIT-
TIERS. 1t has cured others
suffering as you are, and it
will cure you,