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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-03-13
n. n. WARNER &C(
0oCHEsTER. NY.

E6rThis remedy is an absolute specific fol
the disease OF woman; for the nervous troub'
les Of youth, anil for the debility which pre-
eedes old age. AS statistics show that all dis
ease arise from the kidneys or liver, we can
guarantee freedom from disease BY reason 81
the power which our Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure possesses over these organs. FOR IVA
betes ask for Warmers SAFE DIABETES
CCRE.
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II AZ IL ~ O ~ a L. -

A. MACH ISsKeEr E11. and wife, of
Hardy county spent few days
visiting relatives in this vicinity since
our last number.
Mrs. I. H. c PANCAKE Of this place
is visiting friends in Charlsstown.
Miss J. NJ. Kern, toacher in the Deaf
mute department Of the Institution, left
here on Monday last TO visit relatives
10 Winchester.
hr. Albert KRFENEn, son of our
fellow iownsman Mr.. A. j. Kreemer,
who has been for some years past In
Fort Smith Arkansas, returned on
Friday last, with his bride, TO visit his
parents aud friends.
Mrs n. FINLEY. mother Of Rev. q.
w. Finley returned from q visit TO Mrs.
Michael Blue near Springfield on Tues
las,. Mrs. @. W. FISLsv Is in tbs coun-
iy with friends.
Mrs. VIRGINIA SNYDER returned from
Hardy last week.
Tho family Of Rev. WESLEY HAMMOND
arc spending this waek ia tho neigh
borbood Of Burlington.
Mrs. SARAH CARUTHERs, eovcrnsss at
the Institution, left on MONDAY last for
a Summer vacstion.
Mrs. GEo. AsgoLD is ut her mother,
ia Ills plsce.
Miss ASSIg CovgLL left here GU
Monday last TO Wait friends in Stsunton
We rSturn thanks 70 Mrs.. A. I. In
sKEEr for dish of remarkably fac
strawberries this week, tho largest ono
measuring n fraction over four inches
in circumference.
Rev. VIZ. X. MARSHALL spent a few
days this week, ~ bis fathers in this
place.
Prof T.. L. CuArIs and Mr. A. D.
HAYES, teachers in thl Institution, left
on MondIy last for The summer months.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-15
PLAIN
TRUTHS

Ths hesd b The ses.daa3on Of
~. Il eircalaAss tAroegh every part
Of he body. asA unless 4 b pure
and rich. good health y impossible.
II &ssase ~ entered eAe s,stem
Tie s~> ssre and quick way - drive
ii owt Is b purity and sozieA the
blood.
These sinpls facts are well
known. and the highest medical
authonnes agree that nsf1isT but
iron will restore the blood 70 its
natural condition; and also that
III the iron preparations hitherto
made blaeksn the toeth, cause head
~che. and are otherwise injurious.
Browns IRos BIrTERs will thor
o,yhly and quickly aSsirnilnts with
thu blood. purifying and Strengthen
iAk Y, AID thus DIVE diseass from
any part Of the system, and h will
me- Nacken the tech, causs bsad-
nshe o, constipation. and b posi-.
lively re. injurious.
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Ailcock's Porous Plaster
CURES WHERE OTHER pLASTERS
FAIL EVEN TO RELIEVE.
Take no other or yon will DO dis.
appointed. Insist on l,aviag
ALLCOCK'S

PniLA so Mourn TH'Ro Sr \
February I. 1898.
hare been using AL,cocx's roRors rLAs-
rsas Tor number Of years aid alwsys with
marked eenehf. have been Ereh troubled
with Muscular RhsuIastism have been treated
ey I'VE OF our bes, ps; sisians without, receiv-
log anv relief whs,evsr. I then used AIT.
cocKs PLasrsa % the parts affected sad can
assure you The pain has almost entirely lsft
me can rec5nnend them to every ons a.
the best plaster made have tried s.hsr kiads
but fund them worthless.
Il. r. GALLAGHER
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-15

Ballou's Magazine for July has n
continuation OF the popular story OF
the day, THE Belle Of Australia by
William IL. Thomes. author OF The
Gold-llumters,' Tho Dushrangers,
and so forth. The hero of the story
Is lost IN the scrub OF Australia, and
has IL novel adventure with u party of
natives. a monstrous black snake, AID
II bewildered Chinaman, who has been
tortured by Lushrangers for the pur-
p"ac Of ob;a ming his gold.dust. But
John is too sbrewd for the robbers,
and saves bis nuggets and life at the
same time. Tie night encampment
ia well described, and will interest the
reader We learn that THE Belle Of
Australia, will be published in book
form tl,ia fall ny the entcrprising firm
nf DE Wolfe, Fiskc & Company, Bos
ton, who will make it an elegant vol.
nms. a large sale is expected by
the publishers. Ballou's is full OF
good things, being one OF the most
entertaining magazines in the coun,
try, and is only $3.50 per annnm,
postpaid, or Is cents q copy. Pub.
lshed by Themes & Talbot, % IIaw.
ley Street. Boston. and for safe bv
ncwsdealers. Send ten conts for
sample copy.
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WHERE WILL YOU COR

A taking and timely book has Just
been issued by the National News Bu.
rcau. OF Washington, -. G., entitled
Our American Resorts; Where TO Go
and How to Get There l, is wei! writ
len. bring edited by the au'hor of our
Washington Letters, hand ,omely print.
ed, AMI profuscly and elegantly iIlus-
tratsd. There is n chapter on Wash
lns ton. with views Of the public buili-
ings; nnh chapters on the Yellowstone
National Park, Colorado and California
and their scenery; the Catskill. Allie
ghsny and White Mountains. all beau
tifully illustrated, and each. taken sepa.
rstely, worth the price OF tho book. In
addition 10 these it Contains articles on
the Lakes and Rivers OF our country.
the Luray Caves, the Mineral SPRINGS.
the Thousand Islands. the leading Sea.
shore Resorts, and the lToNlth Resorts
Of tho South. The wonder is ho5
book gotten mp in such style can he sold
for the low price as which il is offered
so cents in paper and ST 90 In hand.
some cloth. ltcss he hal OF newsdeal.
sr' generally, or will be sont postpaid
By the publishers on receipt OF prise.
-
We are requested TO state that there
will be communion services in the Me
thodist Church. South. in thi, place on
Sabbath next.
Communion service will s!,o DO held
at Highs School-bouse on Sunday the
Gath Of this month.
Rev. l., ~. BaTER r. ., or the Evangelical
Church, will hold = Qstrterly Meetiap at the
Bethel Church miles South East OF 0smn.y
Oh Snud'y, June I7L, 1913 All are invited
to si,ead. Eg DfcKRy
June 10, 1888 r. G.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARxEr. June
IL Receipt of Cattle for the week
Beevcs 1893; Hog' 1866; Sheep 6,sl7.
frces OF Beet Cattle ranged "a FOL :
lows: Best 6 25CdSs 10: that general.
~ rated iifsi quality oOGos5 IS /; me-
DUN or good fair quality OO(a$5 90 ;
ordinary thin Steers. Oxen and Cows
5 OO,a 81 90 Extreme range Of prices
) OOtGS6 75. Most OF the sales were
from 25@SG 25 per loo lbs. Swine -
We quote NJ S4@9k cents, With most
sales at 9l(S9l cents per ID net
Sheep We quote Sheen at 3la5I cts
per TO- Lambs sell at jG63 cents per
10. grcss.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-15
Weak Kidneys Cured.

PJsrocoaK, n. a.
March 3, 1880.
nave been greatly troubled with Rhcam,.
ism auc Weak kidners. l WIS advised 10 try
ALLcocS's Posous PLasrsa, (bsd used two
other kinds ofss-callcd Porous lasle,s, v hlch
Cid me no gsod). bu, one Of yours has worked
like charm, giving me complete relief, aud
have not been troubled with Rheu ma,isu, ssd
k'daev Complaint since using than, and
consider myself cured
EDWARD BURNIAN.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-15
baltimore 3 OHIO RaiIro lad.

rin'"n 'odss Ne Il AZ. FAM. meet,
On the Ard F,idsv I, each month
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-15
Saved his Child.
~ y. Essa~ S.. R.i,sne~. Nd.

I'm ra''" S.. s: Pr Va.
Cent? .-Upoa tie rsceaAesnaa-
,is0 Of q friend I Nisd Daovw's
Jsox bITIH as - . tonic aad re-
ssorahvs for nay daughter. whom
j vas thoroughly sonvieesd vas
wasting away with CenslnDsica.
Having Loaf Lhrsa daughters 81 the
terrible disoals. under ths eays Of
e1lseat phys ioizns. was losh -
believe thai anything eorid srrsa
the prcGreas OF the 6ssase, but. 20
my great surprise. before my SasoA-
tG had taken one botsae Of baowTs
tAoS Brrrnas, she began 70 nod
and nov 70 9uite restored 70 los1sr
bath. A 6Ah 6au7hisr beg.n 10
shev signs Ct Ceosumptioa. 80
when The physician ives esasule~d
Re quickly said "Tejes were 70
SWrsd: and whoa iafvvrnsd sAas
tas sldss sister vss taking Psovr's
iaoH BIrIRae, responded "thas b
esod sonic, saks IT,
ApoAAA YDsl3A
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-15

Mrs. MARoAREr | MoEroN. wife or
VIM u. Morton, E'q., and the mother
OF Capt. T. q. Morton. o1e Of tLs sdi
tors NJ the Stanton IN licdfor. died or
Sunday evening last Al the residence OF
her son. Samuel ID Morton, Esqnire. in
Charlotte county. Sbe was over eighty
years Of aye.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-15

BkowN'slAoN BrrrHls sfscsaaI-
Y cures Dyspepsia. Indiges6oa and
Weakness, snd renders the greatest
Ieiei and benefit to pesssns su6ssing
from such wasting diseases - Con.
sumption, Kidney Complaints. etc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-15

As true,rc &c t.bu W. Edwards ard Susan
Edwards, l will CH,- for sale on the pad day
If Juns. 1888 On the ~. n,isss IN Mineral coua
w. g Steam Eugiss, Saw Mill. sni valuable
Timber Land.
JAMES Il CARSKADON.
June 9Th, 1898 Us.
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" AN led . x."i"'' e -
lac sraili Ficiarss TO en- rSc 'isrs,.G Photo
India Ink ~ Water t.o, .r, L.~y- commission
lad No iNz le'ss.' ueed apply
way u; p''rrnizs our ovu St.,- industry
wher, We r;ate the beat work Adde'S.
A. J. ;CUULIZ Ia aser.
Wheeling CITY Copying House.
II q a3rd 81 Nhte'inr, ". V,
June g. 1883
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Arrival!
GOODS.
eturned from Balti-

|of Millinery q ,osls; HATS trimmed
|ush. Ribbous, Silks. Fea.hsrs Of every
|ythiug aud everything any one can
SO OF every descrip,ion--Sleds, Wa
hing you want
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Treasures OF Classic Loro.

Theodore Martin, whom the One ell
Of England knigh'ed, in honor OK his
excellent literary work. has written a
remarkably brilliant aud entertaining
volume on Horace in the we'll
known series OF Ancient Classics for
English Readers No writer of an
tiquity has taken stronger hold up.
OH the modern mind than Horace.
The scholar, the statesman, the sol.
der. the man of the world, the town
bred man, the lover ct the country,
the thoughtful and tho careless, he
who reads much and he who reada
little, all find in his pagos more or
loss to amuse their fancy. to touch
their feelings, To quicken their obser.
walton, TO nerve their convictions, to
put into happy phrase the deductions
of their experience. His wisdom is
deeper than it seems, SD simple, prac.
tical and direct rs il Is in its applica.
ton. Over& above the mere literary
charm Of his works, the warm heart
and thoroughly urbane nature of the
man are !elt instinctively by his rca.
ders. Dante ranks him next. after
Homer. Montague knows hirl by
heart. Fsnclon and Bossuet never
weary of quoting him. La Fontaine
pollshes his own eGuisite style upon
his mo lei. Voltaire calls him 'the
best Of preachers.' lord Chesterfield
tells us, when talked my best
quoted Horace 10 Wordsworth he
was equally dear. In Gibbons mill
tia days 'on every u.arch' lie says, in
every journey, Horace was always in
my pocket, and often i'll my hand.
And so it Is; in many apocket where
it might be least expected, lies q we'll
thumbedlIorace; and in many a dc.
vout Christian heart the maxims Of
tho gentle, genial pagan fad place
near the higher teachings of greater
inaster. This entire series Of. Classics
Is most worthy to be added 20 the at
fractions OF every home. There arc
q volumes, heretofore published at
81 each. now reduced to mere truc
ton OF that cost. They are published
by John Ii. Alden, Is Vesey St. New
York, who will send descriptive cat
aIoSue free, on request.
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a fkGs lot ~ i.,dics we.k.B.sks,.
- These goods rre 5sms. rssds-very pref.
~ sod dlrsbe Gi.kesons X Pueh.
truncv, Mir 25 'S3
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-27

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 81. The stables at the
Louisville jockey club are rapidly filling
up with nurses from every section oil the
country, The Interest, especially I, ON the
south ard west, is immense. Quite tea-
ture will be the different states days, while
on the Doth. when the champion stallion
stakes will be run, the governors OF contig-
nous states will congr'gate to witness what
will probably be the great turf event OF the
year. The grounds are n beautiful order,
rain being all that is needed.
K,NsAt Cry. Mo-, Sept. 81 Glass 2:I0-
Trnttiny; 81. Cloud, 3, /, 1; Will Cody. /, 3,
3. Big Soap, 2, 2, .. Time-2:27 Ia, 227 IL.
Running Race-Mile heats, twOin three;
StArtle and Vallette started, aud ran a d, ad
neat in l:46 "a; Vallette won the second
heat in l.l7 "a, and the third in 1919.
cystic PARK. Sept. 2l.-Class z:33-Ptlot
Knob, 1, 1, 1; CLAIMS, 2, 2, 5; Tritiis, 3 3. 2
Ploughpoy. 4. 4. 3; Bellame, 5. 5, 4. Time
Pr, 2:26 IA. go Ia.
Class 2.l9-Ubfinished; ]. j. Thomas, !,
g /, 3. 2; George ". 2, 1, 3, 4, 1, Zoe B., a
In G 81 ?. 5. 3: Amelia C., 3. 5, 5, 6, 8
rIms-2Ol.4, 2l1.2. 2214. % IA % 4.
TovrNGToE, Sept 1.-Tbe first race-One
uile--Force won: Carson, second; Vanguard
third. Time-l:45. 49,,
Rarrett stakes, 2-year-olds, foals Of 81
one mile-POwhsitan won, Audrian sec
opd, Bucbarian third. Time-l:46 y.
Mile ard Hali-Brocade, won; FOsirAl
sscond: Ghost, third. Tims-l.5S IL.
Mile and Ooe-eightl -FreelaDd, Won
Targatherer. second; Wild Kansas, third
TimC-l.57i4.
Hurdle R.cf-Mils and a Quarter; Bel
boV. won: KING Do Gilman. second BOth
erern. third. Time-3.22 IL.
BrrsHT0E Beach, sept. ~ -five-eighth
Of mils-AUteiope. first; King Tom, sec
ODd: Marie Lewis. tnird. lims-i.V4 -
Nilr-Dzzv Blonde, first; Lille Dale
sacon1. Chanieceller, third. Time-l;i
l1A1.s57a
Niie-Trn-veHr-1ldF: Bisst, frsi; Ghost
SECOND: An0reg Smith. third. Iims-l;6l
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Tho Mercantile Outlook.

NEW York, Sept. 2l.-Dun's mercantile
agency reports that Notwithstanding the
TACT that transactions as interpreted by
hsnk exchanges show a large decline COM
pared with last year. all systems regard
ing trade. point TO prosperous condition.
Speculation certainly is less rampant
than year ago. but legitimate
trade IA almost as large In volume and Ger.
tainly more satisfactory, both as 70 the con-
dition of the stocks held and the profits
realized, and the large absorption OF goods
AT the chief jobbing centres indicates q
healthy tone in the retail trade. Country
collections generally are good, and
money continues In ABUNDANT supply,
and rates for loans exceptionally
low for this season. when 50 much money
is required for moving crops. In dry
yooas there has been great deal OF activ-
| INV of a very healthy character. and in
groceries, iron and other Leading staples
there Il In the main q satisfactory condi-
ton. In cotton there has been some trac-
tional advances, showing that the bull ele-
ment Il in the ascendant, and prices close
higher and steady. There is
ar movement in spot cotton,
sellers generally securing advano'
advices from the crop. The movement o
new cotton shows no great increased gain
and the msrket-continues 10 decline. In
rce prices are well sustained, with onl,
moderate supplies Offering. The marke
for raw sugar IL strong, with prices sui
slightly advancing.
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NEu YoEK. Sept. Zl-T1s ssnaie sub
COMMITTEES Tor labor and e1ucali9n hs1 ne
fIrs them e. q witness to-day I. y Thur
her. tue leader Of the srti-nonopolg le4sne-
Ire wipes believed thar the uns4tisliac-
farr relations erisiing between labor hud
rst'ital. which pre rsiled % consl1eranit
extent IN the c5untrg, vas due - ne eilgr-
-toHs chsnRes cllnseQ1rrt upon tte llt
o.ve-r rnd utilization % sieam and e.ec-
rriri.r. shich Hifhin q couperstiFely iss
rsr-s had reTrluiioriE-d At ce
re-rmrrfs q p-rduc iun src c1m-ne-re
~ ~ 4 greet errent tbe nfsirs ~ s1cie
IL -rra-ri Wrhin The lat fiig years nrr
i-.-rrs nare srisrr. f1r Win DE lsrs ~
entire = ina1ecusfe. srd tnsst haFe 80
sIlr-af - b. nIrnu-.rl.Ke1 ~ q ieE hl,n
rf.r-a fnrn-s ha1 clns q r-fnen11l. e.
-sIr-.rr@rt IL ma i-irefT s11 cr'-rrl-.te ~
-.r.'rIf1r~ ~ ff -rlIIrh he'd c1rterrer greai
LsrsIIf. rrrIsi f1rnafirr a. q roole, ~ -
-f~r-lrr rnert ~ taf-r rinc- wnn,u'
-1-rr-- ~rrnlatior. sd q crDD ~ nt,en1inf
~is ha1 srrunr ~ n cor.er go.
~ AZ rIrt nft-ltuts Ell ne iils 81 s1cieif
= ~ ef-cIs d thes. f1rus 81 1n11op1.l
Tte~s wsrs mnrg c1uss1 - - -,
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HOUsTON.

HoUsrox, Sept. 2l-Tspeciall.-A section
hand from the vicinity of Millican was
brought to the infirmary desperately sick,
and incredible as 1t may appear, threw up
multiiudts OF green flies. The phenomenon
cannot be accounted for upon any other
theory than that while lying sick and neg
lected be inhaled the insects.
The gross eceipis Of cotton for the week
ending today were IS 2l7 bales; last year,
% g9a: shipped gulfwa-d, 9.S75; all rail east
ard north. gross 81; stock on hand,
! IA. 232. against 10 O52 last year.
A compromise has been effected between
the city and the Water-works company,
ard mains wilt bo laid along east DallOn
street At once. In a few months new
purap will arrive and the capacity OF works
Will De greatly increased.
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CorExHAsES. sept 2l.-Advices from Nor
dsnskjold's expedition 10 Greenland are re-
ceived via Thursor. Scotland. They state
that the expedition started rom
Autlefkstock September 4ih ana
rpsctad a distance Of 80 kilometers into
Greenland, affsin nz height Of 100 ieet
sbove the SEA. Tits j. tle hrst
time human heings bave Jleneiraied
- far iuto Greenlsrd. The
whole region T. en- ice desert, proving inst
there l. no open ga,er inland. NsrF yalu-
sble scieutifc data were Obtairer. Along ~
noyfh resr coast cold stream hoEat Hhicn
nee tbe very low tsuperature- put on
ne essiern shore the wrestler IL MT seFe ?,
.i,a that crast is nccess' be ~ steamsrs %
-utumn. TIE steamers vii return va
H-uFicEe-
pHrtfuEIFHrt. Sept q - Proissso1
Hr1rv sars tast he'd Efrdsaski1id enc
-sssisf in dissrrbsrkinE on tie easis-n co.'s
80 AZ rahaifies ~ success IN ~
u-ar- fEiaE you'd hsvs been nret Ert-i-
- e he Intervening Elacitfs tl4 ~.
faIss ari.tfne tefuern lrifrt sd irie-i1'
90 rtut trtent from tie inieri1r a. me 80,
ar~ r.raa.f
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O6d Fsllows, DEGREES.

Providence, r. l., Sept. 2l.-1n the Sow
ereign Grand lodge to-day resolutions
on the matter of the patriarchlal circle
were unanimously adopted, and the grand
sire instructed to promulgate them. Inc
resolution unreservedly approves the
course of the grand sire in issuing
the proclamation of October Is, lSoZ,
and AprIl 10th. 1888. and prescribed that
any Odd Fellow who shall hereafter retain
mem bership in or become a member oil
any secret organization not subordinate TO
this grand body, which shall have adopted
or appropriated to its own use the
uniform, regalia, emblems.. name, titles
notices, or initials OF this or
der, or in which qualification for
mem bership is based upon the applicants,
standing in this order, or IN
which the applicant is required
TO obligate himself to support an
organization or any member thereon at lhe
expense of the order and its memh ers, SHAH
be guilty of conduct unhecomlng an
Odd Fellow and grave, ofiense against
Odd Fellowship, and impon COZ con-
viction shall be expelled. ne
duties of subordinate lodges IN
this matter are set forth and the penaliy
a deprivation of charter imposed ior
failure 10 require due compliance
Herewith. These resolutions do not apply
10 Odd Fellows, benefit and insurance assc'
Citations, and will take effect January ISL
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Tonquin belong 10 China or france. l
shis is solved all will be settled but neithe
oi the parties will admit that th slsits ann
France has offered To establish neutra
zone in TonquiD.
The committee OF Lancash;I Q opera
tives appeal to the Trades Unl, Wsts OF
Greas Britain. for assistance for the lVrikiDg
weavsrs, 10, 900 of whom are idle.
IL Is stated that CDoDnell bitterly ex-
pr esses his disgust at the fact that there
have been 20 steps taken in lre'an 20
procure funds for his defense. He is said
a week.
| ROWAN CATHERINE.
| BERLIN, Sept ~ the empel or, c own
prince', Princes William and FreGa. lick
Oharle, ths Prnce..of Wales, kings of SPA in,
SSXony ana Servia and the dukes of Ed. IL
ness'd tho parade and participate
in the rsview Of the Eleveph
army e'rps at HAMBURG yordeiT
to-day tt 9 emperor appointed King Al
fonso to I'll g honorary command OF - Prus- ,
sian regim ent,- The several princes beaded
the regime nts Of which they are command
ere. After TIE review grad oinuer !
was gwen TO the royal visitors !
King Alfonso occupied the seat of honor |
between the emperor and emprs5N. The
King of Saxo ny, Prince OF Wales and crown
princess sat on the right the empress and |
were on the empsTor's left. The emperor
gave toast in honor of the army. King
Alfonso, responding, said tnot it Afforded
him great pleasure to make the &C.
QualHtance OF the army, and he drank to
It's welfare. The festivities closed with q
performance of the opera Carmen" at
Kurhan's theatre. Trebelle Bestini taking /
the part of "Carmsn." The emperor and
ali the distinguished visitors were present.
FREE.TRADE rs. PROTECTOR.
LONDON, Sept. 81 AT the session of che
British association for the advancement OF
that despite the protective Jaws.
Canadas imports from Greab Brit
ain increased, while the import,>I
lr II. the United States remained station
AIRY. Sir Charles Topper commended that
protection was forced npon Canada by the
fiscal measur' of the United States.
PARIS, Sept. 2l-The Franc newspaper =
ays: Prime Minister Ferry has forwarded
a request for English mediation in case OF
the pending negotiations with China fat'.
Lord Granville the English foreign secre-
tary, was inclined to ACcede to the request
RIoToUs PEASANTS
AGRAM Sept u Six hundred peasants
from Grad.sez and Bellvaar assembled at
FarkaswinGh yesterday, and with musKets,
axes aud cudgels shouting, I'VE won't be-
| long to Hungary" A small body OF mill
tary attempted to dispense the mob but1
were compelled to withdraw. The REIN
| forcements at midnight were received with
volley OF stones and shot. The troops
returned the fire killing ten and wounding
many of the mob. Two soldiers were
| unupIpd
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-27
Tbs Pittsbnrg ErpiosIon

PrrrsBuRs. Pa, Sept. 2l-Bsrjsmin
Young, Boiler Inspector FOrd's clerk.
stated tonight that they bad no record Of
the exploded boiler; that IT had not been
inspected because. tBe Inspector 90 not
know anything about u. lie said the las
reouirFs all persons OF rating steam
bciiers % monty The insT'ectnr, but
MS vas Dot done. TIE pFnatr Tor mex
| leciing TO do This r. y fiIe VI - 90 and two
year, iuurisrunelf. besides Do
| 20 rpspousf1Is tor al Iriu1Fi
and dsmacrs sustained by Others IN csse o
an EXPLOSION TE0 more b. Jurli we're r
ported to-day. but ths itjunts ere mol Of
i -eriruu uhfu-a.