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, 1883-05-26

Reports rea h us that rich mines have
been discovered in lndian Valley, IN this
county, bearing I'll yer an / other Valuable
me- ais in I.rofase arsntit'es. The minerals
are no, confiued to ledges as is usually the
case. Ia. are found soltterei generally
through the soil uh ch has hitherto been
used for farming parp ses. Tom Price M
forms us that the frrm=rs In that locality
are ~ lid wi h exc,t-m,n'. and are disgrng a.
their ranches and s-ndi 8 the s"i Oh 10 dit
r,r.nt a.ssy ufficrs to be tested. He tells Us
tn a, already more than $50 acres have been
stripped TO tue hedrocs and sent OH, which
ASSAY ed from SIS 10 sl00 Pr acre.-"eiser
City LeGder.
, 1883-05-26
STARTING HfakNEsS,

General aud Nrrrous D.blliy Impaired
Memory, Lack OF Self-cO4iiience, Premature
Loss Of Manly Powers aad Visor, are com-
mon results .: excessive indulgenceso sof youth
tul indiscretionS aud pernicious solitary prac-
tees. Victims who's. manhood have thus
been wrecked by selt-abIss, should address
with three letter stamp, for large illustrated
treatise. giving means Of perfect cme,
W0ELD's DlsFENSAEY MEDIcAL issocIA-
TIoS. Rufi4lo. y \.
, 1883-05-26
"DkACGING PAINS"

Dr.. X. V. FIERCE, Buff.lo. n. Y: Dear
SIR: My wife had suffered with female
weaknesses" for nearly three years. At times
she could hardly move, she had such drag
eing pains. We often saw your 'Favorit,
Pcescrlptlon" adv rtised. tut supposed lie
mos. patent medicines it did not amouut to
anything. but at last concluded to Try bot
tie, which she did. IL made her sick al Il 81
but it began to show IT'S effect in a marked
Improvement and two bottles cured her.
Yours, etc, A J. HUyCE,
DepUsI;, y. Y.
, 1883-05-26
4 strange Proceeding

On Mondsy morning last a rnan snpposrd
70 he John Waiter, hired team from b i'l
R,ver. in this city, ostepsibly for the pur-
pose of taking young lady to her home.
either on M,!l or Dry Creek. Up to TINS
sa.s the man has not beep heard iron. anu
frsrs are entertained that he has been toaii>
dealt with or an acciden, has happ' ND. lie
WAS las. seen near the Spring Valley seh"o'
bouse. beyond Dry Creek. with one hoT'e
I'm down in the road, sud the man IN !"
-. az intnyicati0n.
, 1883-05-26
SHOT IuR0IGH THE HEAD.
George Glenn Blows his Brains 0ui Ihi,
Afternoon.

This afternoon, a. . o'clock, George Glenn,
III TT of mental de,pondency. lacri the
muZle of a Iistol to TIE right id Of his
head and pulled the trigger. The ball is III
his head and he reilses to allow med cal
a'si-tance. No hopes whltev,r are eu,er-
tanned Tor bis recovery Giving T.
the tx rene iateness Of the hour We are un.
ale TO publish full particulars OF the affair
10 day.
, 1883-05-26
An lnfa r Adv Mage.

LIST evsnr & Mr. Wm. LII g, OF this city
took Al unfa advsn'see "i the job printing
d.usr ,Rent oi the STATESMAN ny reducing
,he ,orce-in othL w"ids, marrying Mss
Fl..rs I. scCurkir. on Of our printers.
The vaupr cou,l, are w,ll known and high
IL re.pac;rd by targ- CT Gle oi frie"ds III
this cry, sui ~e h'sti'y ian IN wishing
them \ long li.v @; uninterrupted happ ness
and; =. Res yun, my ctildiea. Bat II
We s-,urs the services Of sn,rhrr lady irin-
Ter II will be extremely troi itAl for the
,nuny ntleman that sg.in lie .ves Us short
handed. n W. have bouy iit & ST OF gun.
, 1883-05-26
New Esiefpri--.

We are told that in 4 few days new en-
terprise, and one 'orely needed, will be
started mp in tins city. We have reference
to the dyeing aud cleaning establishment. 70
be opened a. 2lS Man street by Mr.. J.
Bremont, lately from I,ons. Fr.nce Tie
gentleman comes to this cry highly recon-
niended, and will be prepared to do every
thing N the dyeing and { Il lag iins. This
viii he Welcome news to our laiies. and We
beSpeak icr Nr. Fremont most hJurishing
t-ada.
, 1883-05-26

Trnng races under the rules If the National Trottn
Association. All trotting races II harness.
Running under the rules Of The Pacific Blood
Horse Association.
Ten cent entrance must accompany the NOMINATION
Entrance for trottng close June 10TH running
races June 25th, with Russell & Cannon, Wala WaiiA-
Four en- and three required for all
The proprietors the right ' permit race with less
number If entries
Be particular give description required by the rules
RUSSELL GAGNON Prop.
, 1883-05-26
Instantly kilee.
Srscial 70 STaTEsyAS-i

lSoecial 10 STATEsyAS.
ar>swoRTH, Ma, 81. 1883 Charles Vii
.on- mate OF the steamer SortAcest, anc
brother of tine Captain, VA, instantly killed
this afternoon. l. happened In the tollox
ing manner: In dra- lug the steamer outc
the sav. from the wafer, . horse was used
and In tie terrible train on the crab it broke
the sweep striking the unfortunate man OF
the head. Mr. Wilson vas We'll known OF
the river :. an old and e1P-nencei srean
boat nan snd h,g.ly rsp-essd
, 1883-05-26
The Dead Alive.
=, tbs STATESMAN

fSpscial to the STATESMAN
Lgw,s1ox, May %, 1883 s-caanae'n,'
~ NJ bom it was supposed mad nteD
fr,z-p to death in crossing the moan'AlA' : :
s.,m salmon river the first OF this nian-n
-. ,ur,ed up ali right. Hewas lost IN the
mountains and has been oiindiy ~AN'e's
erar since.
, 1883-05-26

Every family shOuli have bottle Of Syrup
Of Fiss eons snriy IN hand. Iz pleasaut
taste and ben 6ciL sdecs make IL PoPnisr
ever, wnere. and the resalts are bssra health
and fe~sr 90 tos'. bdis It may be taken
BY old AMI ,oa x, is msa sni women, M
der any d Al, c.r.umst.ness. Fur sale BY
b. E H,lue.. drsRsi.t, Asin street., walls
Wa1Aa
, 1883-05-26

The regrlar freight tram, which leaves
here at four O'Clock. and npon which pAssen-
gers for points on the Northern Pacific leave,
ras compelled to r.taru 70 this city yester-
day, owing 70 the east bound ire;sht being
6sohod n>ar Rsvucud Skss5ea
, 1883-05-26
Renewal.

Wm. Jones has removed 10 corner Third and
Main streets, formerly occupied by Gross s
"asIonnerj. adjoining SchvabAcher Brus-,
anu VIII Continue to sell the following popular
S; buford plozs-including the Nebraska
Msef MsStf and Browne gang. LABelle wagons,
.,nerry seeders, Gaar. Scott & Co.'S. tIae
f>v burning engine, Gosd Medal
aSooef md . full line Of 6rA-claO -
, 1883-05-26

n. p;srce's Pellets" or srgar'ooa'ea d
,,.nn,,,-,he original '-iittls liver pms
beware of imitstiousl-eure SACK Al1 -.
Se,d.ehs, cleanse the stomach and DO"e.s, rs
and purify the blood To get ssna,os, cor. ~
n PFC, signature ard portrait on Gov
.-pmsnt stamp. IS cents per VIAL O'
oi.fs
, 1883-05-26

Yesterday DR.. C. Fl. Mack sold to :, - j.
,v;,,;.m, , xe.riins colt Of more than 'rd!-
-.r,;.s The animal in question ''
~ ~ bv Atwood. son 81 Almon'-',Ts " o
I nssnon,. record 2:I7t. HIS dsn' Lazy
,..soo. bv MiiIinaa'. BsllfOander. l1e
.,s.-vh haiieRa, 80
, 1883-05-26
Sasiee for Pabiicasfsn. /.
LasD OFFICE At WALLA WALL
Nav J. 1855

LAsD OFFICE At WALLA WALL
Nay ,, 1883 )
~-oTrcF Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the following sitter hAs n,eo no
dee of his intention to make nnni Ffoot ~
p,st Of his clzim, end that Sid pro- W.H.
-. * Isss VIZ: Haryev Shaw. Hd.
~ Za,7. for the SCI sw! and SW3 SE3 see
r. 10 RD E. de names the f9tio.1na
;,1r.... ~ - 10 prere his continuous rsssds.o'
'..H, .,5 sr,sir.tion &, said lsnd viz: Cha.-
= pnct Marx A. Evans, J. G. Lamar, joseph
I.nsr q WAlla Walla, ". I: I:,oov
LAA' z. q. AORRISON.
, 1883-05-26
Malice for Publiraiion-
jos FH MERCHANT.

jos rH MERCHANT
LAND OFFICE sr VA La WALLA,
May Is, 1883
a-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
"a. falinw.nS namsi s-:ti-r has filed
,.,;c- II hi Intention % make final proof p
.,,r,,,,,rt o, hi. dam, and that said proof viii
h.. ,nsde before the L. s. LInd Utice at ALA
NsDa. on June q, 1888 viz: Jns'ph Msr
bapt. tin 25s3 for the ". NW{. Sec l.. Up
K3IEW NJ He names the TO loving
r,tue.ss. 20 prove ms c"u.inuuus residence
upnu. and cultyaf;,n of, said land, VIZ NJ
a. Csris. " Icel Gagnoi., John Berg, ;; a.
y II MORRISON Register.
, 1883-05-26
taiice fer Fubi cation.
Wutr,u lilguFHl.

WILLIAM EAgpIsTr.
Land OFFICE AT La GRASnE. OGS-,
nay Is, 1853. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has iled
"A .tic- ai his intention u make tina. proof IN
,u,,,,nrt OF his clsiun, and that said proof VIII
h. maze before tie county Judge Of Cmstiila
County. Oregon. at Pendleton, Oregon, on
June 20. 1853. viz: WA. Hardesty. do 81.
for he SW, sWt Sec IS, I 6, \ X 36E " u
,.e names tie io.r'wing witnesses u prove M
..,nt,nuous re,idenc, up'n, and cultivation of.
sid land. viz: wm. HoAgen, Mercer Har
te-rv- Charles Rrozn, of T;Ilat,!la Co. Osn-.
r. N Smith, Of WaIia, " lila, W T.
To- HENRY j. WRIGHT. Register.
, 1883-05-26
Ns,:ce Tor Publication.
I.yp OFFICE At WaILA WALLA,
May q, 1853.

I,yD OFFICE At WALLA WALLA,
May =, 1888.
H-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
m. fnllowiR = n .il,d setter has hied no
,i.. ~ hi intent Z o u.sks ., 81 prof. m sup
'.,y, a his ulaFu. Nnd the said proof Will Be
- b-fole L. ). and 0iice at Waiia w ALA
"a Jupe 20. 1893, Wis: James W. ADAMS.
A. S5Hjf = the V ~ sc -, Up 10 }, X 81 Z
90 He nam e. the following witnesses %
80 ais coutinuous residence upon, and cni'
tiyatiar. Of, -aid l.. d. Vi. Joseph r, heny'
n I..,- Ua-r Vim. Jone-. "Hi- H. Reed,
OF " LIN E H. MORRISON, Regis.sr.
NDTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the following named settler has nieo
na.;cs az his intention n make hnA prooi II, IN
s,Dport Of his cias.n. and thst SAID poo, VII
~ m,ie befor. [. 5. Land Oroe at "aiia
Wall, -, zoo,
vz IraF. Ward. Hi. No 2iII f9r the los
/ and ?. and - NEi. Sec !. .. n 81
" He names the following vitnesses 10 prove
~. iuuou- residence upoa, and euirrAt'on
=, aid Ind. Wis: J. u, Lansn, Isaac Wool
s,r Tbs. Mo grove. Timothy iia;nTiiie. AZ
Oh aIA u. MORRISON. Register.
, 1883-05-26
FIRST DAY MONDAY, July SECOND.

fIhSI DAY -GOSIAf, JOLf nEIDNb-
Running -One-half mile dash, free for al
2-yesr-. Ids Purse, $50; first horse $50, sec
ord horse Si5. third horse, SIS
Tr,.ttins-Free for all Swear o,ds and un le'
mil. heats, lest 8 in ; Purse : 90: first horse
$50. seconG horse $50, third horse So.
sEcuyD DAY-TuEsDAY, JULY THIRD.
Running g-Three-quArter mile dash. novelty
rsce. Purse 500; trst torse to quarter pole
$40 hrs, horse to ne f-nils $50, hrst horse Ia
cbree-quar.er pole Sl00
irntting-2:i0 class. free for all, mile heats,
in (upen to Lewiston.l Purse. Si0o; first
, 1883-05-26
sale Of Real Estate for Belin4neni
Graac laA.

Notice ia hereby given that In pursuan' e
OF the Ordinances OF the CITY Of W.li.
Walls. iu such cases m de and provi led, l
viii fer tor sale at ub.ie arction TO the
highest bhid-r. IN front Of The City Jail, in
Walla Wall. City. W T.. IN the 10 day
u July, 1852, AT the hour OF , O'Clock P. NJ.
he fni,O .ing d-scribed real estsie, situated
III Wall. Naila ii y. ". T ,o-wit. Lot S.
hlp,k ~. L,nriord's addition TO Waiia W ALA
City. I r s.rur being sold for Delinqusn
Grair tax assessed t. ". +. B.wn, amount.
iug l. TIE sam ot S43 oS and aecruing costs
JOHN q. JUSTICE,
City M.r-hal.
NAV ai,h. 1855 m-247t.
, 1883-05-26
The list Annual Meeting
or The
SEATTLE DRIVING PARK
association

FIXsr DAY, lilly ID.
So. 1. Tro,tinx Cla-.-Thr N nltes mile End r.
-., Purse AGO. Art horse si-5, second 80, 'hird
S1s.
fru-st. Purse $50 hrst horse sloo. seeon1 is'rsr
sso. Three 10 eater, twI tos;nft.
No s same ay, runril g race, s;''c + cish OF hei
4 ME, ffee TO all purse, hIzt horse slee
SECOND DAY ULri.
C,n, ON a. 10 A. H. linn. di.tsly after tie orAton
Sn.-Texm rare, n ls beat, beet tuO IN ihrse.
vSnxb.,s pAs.r. not lanr1. OHB-rs 10 ''T'Se, free
10 all. Purse $3O0, frst team sioo. H. go;
No 6. Same d.v trotting rze- free to sli, purse
$500. trst bnrse $3.50. srtonf ;. ., mi S. ~ ,.
Pun. ssOo nr,, hoTse slso. second $50 Free taA
Third DAT. IrLT 5.
No 7. Tro.,ins race. rs: las tsst .hIee IN hve.
Pure 500 fr-t borss ssno, s-e''na slS5 TIM ~
No = ,.n,e day. running rAr'. free 70 az, he'll a
"a reo.ar. Pure sos, hrs. ho,-e slaa, cool
So Eco. rare. l6o ya., II n, fre, "a all.
p,,.. go The winner takes the parse ih'ee :"
enter and two TO start.
.u,ros,inz rsres exc pit No Is 20 barnes snoor'-
,n,torrl. N.,o1sl Tuirs 10 govern All 'Eo.9h-
- Hunn,rg rsr-s 20 BE governed ty ths Dfoi
re- A..oei.,on old ru-s, ioaT 70 enter and three
| 70 start. IN .,.;.. IN l. r,ossl
Ertrrnce fee " PIT crnt' III -H'4t -
P.rt :. making entries VII pleass glFe sire. d'1ih
an pehgree when ksowo9 -
HIT ,orfrtt % sccoTnrany all noTaIrstionsi ao
| -;n.,,or,, oou.i.irei uni-ss accompanied bT The
Hor-,neu and the public are assured fh,t IL
.boy. ruI.s and ncntitiOns viii be strictly Sihefe
| 70 in sli casss.
an par,s 10 be hing on the wire b-for- ''sh r.s-
v. I.,n 10 have onr of TIRE t@st trzeks on the
p..,ae Coast. i, r 90 feet rt- With rsuitr tu n
Vel, IL oxn up, and i hall Ealie long oo'i a'7'H
r<Aa.ions-
For Fourth OF Jolly programme see hEOd ioS,eEs'
All eD.In. should te raire-S-t u
JOSEPH McS.rGnT, S-er-tsEy,
SEATTLE, ". 7.
C. p. sroxE. President.
U,rec,o. Robert Abrams, T. F. Philips . =
B.iiry y A, Tarus,. c. P stnEe- EySf
, 1883-05-26
Notice for Publication.
iA3. NUIHoi.LASD.

JAS. NJlNOlLAND.
LAND CrFIcE IT WaL'A WALLa,
hlsy II. loo5. !
NOTICE IS HFREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tie fnliown s-naned settler has nlod
notice oi his iurenCi"p To nake hnai prod ID
support Of his aim, and that ssid proof Will
be made bef re [. = Land Uthoa 1t ALA
asna, ON August l. 1855. VIZ: James Mni-
holian . lid 1853, Tor lie 1t NJ SEC %, p
E3,E re Names tie io..owing Wit
,,,--,, L, Ir.,ve his c u.nu u rc-Iirn uI.oD,
and c.ltir.tiau al 81! .an'!, VIZ: Michael
Sc!5ri,i-. John Williams. ) In Caitert, joe
N.IEnrrn .: HaU. ~ ala. l?-6t
+ IL. MORRISON, Rrgist-r-
, 1883-05-26
Noiice for ? hlicaiiAn.
JOHN HOLDEN.

JOHN HOLDEN.
LAND OFFIoE AT WaLIA WaIIA,
May Is, lS2
NOTIJE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tn following named settler has hlrd
notice Of his Intention To make tinal prot in
SUPP rt Of his elsila, ant that said proof will
he made before U. y. l.,nl uthce NJ Walla
" ala on
JCLy }. 1855,
viz: John Hidden, Hd No. loss. FIR the NWi
NE4 -rd NEf NM. Sec p, ami SMt SET
and SIT S /, Sec 81. He names the foll'.w-
ing witnesses to orove h;s continuous residence
up-n ami cultivation Of said land, viz: George
Savage, WIN. Srmple. Michsel Dauovsn, Ed.
Bake T. all OF " ala Wslla County.
JOS. J0hGENSEN. Register.
, 1883-05-26

A YOUNG AMERICAN MARE AND
"A Colt BY Gen KneI. Apply To
MRS. McaREGOR,
l0d10 Fort w. w.
, 1883-05-26
Netice for rub ieatien
CHAs. s. SHORTER.

CEAS. s. SHORTER.
LAaD OFFICE AZ WaLLA WaILA,
Nav 81, 1883.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named -ctTisr has filed no.
tIc= "f his iuientiOn 10 I.-si fnal proOf IN SUP
pert OF his Claim. and that said pIouf will te
made beicIe the L. !. Land uthce st ala
Na!ia on
JCLY 9, loo3
viz: CiA. :. Shorter. D. 3. i3l3. for the SW
t,sSec =, rs Rg3iE. lie names the follow
lag witnrssas 10 pruye MS Continuous resid nee
upon snt cultYaiil n Of said Ian I. viz: Isaac
tor-er, Chss Davis. W. VI. Green and Fran
CT. O. Sauchez al! of Waila Wslia County.
JOS. JCRGENSEN, Register.
, 1883-05-26
SesSc<--Tlniser GuiiuTr.

Sslsce--TIniser Culture.
DANIEI O'Cossos vs.. LAkKIS J. SHiLL-
Z. s. LayD OFFICE,
walla WslIa, W. T.. AIril q, 1888.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN EN-
I tered a: this etfce by Daniel O'CornOr
>r.inss Larkin j. Shell for failure To comply
With Law .s u timber culture entry No. ll15
dated a4.h day Of August. 1880. UPON the \ Z !
Of See. p, TpS n K IS Z. in wsi.s Waila
County. W. T., with view 70 the csneeliafion
of said entry contestant alleging that sai..
Larkin Shell failed TO rlow the hye acres
required to be plowei the hrst year, failed to
pIov the Eve acres required % be piOwed ths
second year, and ha- failed - cultivate any por-
tiou Of szid tract the saii parties are hereby
summoned TO appear at hi. ofhce on the
NrH DAT OF JUyy, 1855.
At 10 o'clock A NJ, 10 respond aud furnish tes-
tinony concerning said alleged failure
+. H. MORRISON,
Register.
, 1883-05-26

VHYARRANTEE DEEDS. nOnTGAGE
w Dssds. ete., for saie 9. ths5Sf
, 1883-05-26
JCLY 6. 1883,

viz: Chas- c. Davis lid. 2421 for the NV
Sec. 6. Il n K IS T. He D .mes the follow
ias witnesses t. pr"ve his cont nuous residence
upon, and cultivation nf .sid land, viz: Chas
Wightmsn, Ciias S. Sanrter. U X. Green
and Geo. Winch ster, all of WallA Walla
c,.rntc J,JS JORGENSEN Reg
, 1883-05-26

NGtice for Publication.
CHAs. {. DAVIS.

LAND FF.cE At WAILa WALLA.
May %. lSSS.
NOlICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named setter has fi.ed no.
tee of his intelli III Ia max. final proof In sup
port # his claim and hat said pr of will be
made before L. 5. Land Oface st " ala Walla
, 1883-05-26

JSo. W. SANGASS.
LAND OPFIcE At AALLA WALLA
MAY Is, 1888.
EOiICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
\ th- following named settler has fled no.
tic- Of hi, intention 10 make final proof in sup
port IF nis Clam, and that said proof will be
maie before the U. s. Land Office at Walls
Walla on
JUIY 3, 1883,
viz Juo. W. Manyann Hid No. 2j64 for the
SW Sec 8, T \ K 3j L. lie names the
following witnesses TO Prove his continuous
resiIencr upon. and cultivation 1i SAID land,
W. ,I,>. ttsdI-y. Jno Sherman, n Davis
ana 5. Brysnt, all OF W-lls " alls county.
jos JORGEN5EN, beg.
, 1883-05-26
raw, AND CeINTKf.
,r,,,. n. Da1y ef T-s'aay)

{
Passenger train several hours late last night
..,,.snt term Of court is drswin. to
E-e- :.
n,-.,r !. COZ planning Of an over stock OF
driss. :,
o--r-.llic schools are crowded to their full
.aral.,s.
,.,.,;. Davis is quite cate but he will get
1T sau.e ,imss.
nrsrv 4 Marun have inst received a
r,nrno:a ..fe from below,
~ r.rrth Of July committee will meet
..,ig % mex, Wednesday evening
.;,irn On the cjstern question is fully
7f.,- .very citizen Of " ALA WAlla.
..-,,7 -up announcing the exercises to
.,,, m Memorial Day IL this city.
,-..a ,fe b,5trlaker, Is nicely fixed in his
-. rs,, door TO his late place Of bust
pes. II,
-, .,,.-r.el that the procession on Me-
~ uil he the longest ever witnessed
in tts Its.
v..,r.. sinoas < Dudley have 'eopened
her handsome and select cub rooms in Dr.
Day l1ilas- -,
n. pr Crop, who has been seriously Ill
49, ,,., ier aay-, We are pleased to saw Is
s.us.!r-rrEt-
p.,.;a, .l,.;rin, fine room with or without
,-4s;r:, we'll 10 call at the corner Of
,,.-,,a and SuruaCh streets
I.F.. hen suggested that the committee on
lid psv make arrangements with fhe
nrty Co.. f5r .peci,l ratesfrom Dayton,
,,.,,.r..r, ,l.! surrounding towns to this city
.1 ,hst occa,'on.
A., meeting Of the Fourth OF July commit
b.ri l.., ui,ht the following additional
.r,,.ns, were appointed to fill vacancies on
.t-...,s,sl r.ramittee: Chas. Davis. \ Cold
49,, r G.. Msrum, ". Il. Cullen, b. r
SIN sDi Il bert Crane.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27
TAs FdrrE

Il 10 not likely a lAriE bill will BE-
passed before Congress adjourns.
Il Wa represented that Ibs Tariff
Commission made . reduction Of
about twenty per CsHt iu the tariff.
g Ter FROM this being the case, NJ.
NimmoA Of shs bursaa Of ~stststiCs,
aads that if the Tariff ComuissiOn's
schedule were adopted aad the i'm.
POrtatiOns cOutinasd 10 be the
same as lest year, the increase 10
the revenue would be about four
millions Of dollars 9 year. This
wOuld act be the reform the coun.
try expscts.-ClaFlOD.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

The Jerry RslsFn . Verdict fer ~
FlalsaiaAAs Appeal Is ss Takes.
Special tO the Appeal.

Special tO the Appeal.
Jackson, January 2S.-Ths maa.
damus case Of Chalmers W. Never,
was finally submitted to the jury
ts-day, who, under instructions
from the Court returned q verdict
for Tie plaintiff. All. of the numsr.
Gus points relied on BY coansel for
the secretary Of state hal been
previously disposed Of on the de-.
murreF except the naked fact Of
whether the secretary had refused
to cOHnt the vote for Chalmers be-
fore the restraining SUIT Of mazda
mus issued. To this point no evi-
dencs was directed, and although
there were conflicting statements
abOnt the refusal by the secretary
in 20 many words Of denial, the
OOVrt held that there was . clear
refusal in the meaning Of the stat.
ate, and to hold otherwise WoaId
make the writ Of mandamus a null
lily and the people without RENE
dy. Judge Wharton. opinions in
The ruling On instructions taking
The case virtually from the discre.
lion Of the jury was an earnest and
Able presentation of law and gov.
and admitted facts, and has
net with general approval. The
secretary will appeal At once to the
supreme Court, where it is thought
case car be reached and dis.
'OSsd Of before the 4th of March.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

We publish olSOwherGs from
'hs Holly Springs South, . card
rom District Attorney Faat, in
Which he aathO'itativsly ansonncos
bt' he will mot be . candidate for
reelection to the position he AOw
h''3s. This will be regretted no
doubt BY his many friends in the
Di..rict, He has provsh himself .
faithful and efficient officer, and hls
maOtle will fall on the shoulders IT
no one more worthy.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

ting year hes opened very inauS
pIaiNusly In the matter Of disasters
Two great Calamiti . have occurred
n this country since January came
in-thS Milwaukee FIRE, With . lOsa
Of s twenty-five liTes, and the Cali.
fornia accidsAt, which cost twenty.
one psr'OUs their existence.
Abroad, a Ere in 3 Russian circus
has numbered 27O victims, while
the loss of the "CimbFa" has taken
400 or 500 more. At this rate what
will net the yssr witness before it
cSmes TO an end.-St. Louis Globe.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

TEE details Of the wreck Of the
Hamburg steamship "Olmbra,'
mention of which was made in yes.
'erday's paper, turn cut to be. Of
tbs most appalling character. Out
OF nearly 500 people 90 board, only
itt.y six are known to have been
saved. The cause Of the disaster
va similar in most respects to that
which sent the "City of Brussolq" to
the bottom 50 FscsHtly-s collision
In q fog. The "OimbEa" YES en-
her way rom Hamburg to New
York, and most of her passengers
were German smigrants.-St. Louis
0lObe- Democrat.
49,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

Senator GArlsnd's bill to sncour.
age the holding Of.a cotton sxpOsi.
ti1O in 1884 provides that the sx.
position be held at the time and
placs to be designated By the exec.
utiVs committee Of the National
Cotton GFOwOrs' Association, I'm.
lSF t hS Management Of q board of
thirteen persons, to be appointed
by the president, on tho recon-.
mSndatiOn Of the association and
the subscribers to the expenses Of
the sxpOaitoln, whO ars to cooper
ate With the beard Of commission.
era, consisting Of one from each
State and Territory, to be appoint.
cd By the President, on the recon-
msndatiOn Of the governor of the
safe or Territory. The title Of the
=xpOsitiOn is to be "Ths Worlds
Industrial snd Cotton Centennial
Exposition"