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A Rare Chance for a BARGAIN.

The Kosciusko Star, one of the best
sustained and widely circulated papers
in the State, is for sale. Its proprietor,
Mr., II, 7. johnson, being gin feeble health
and compelled to change climate and
seek rest. The advertising patronage of
the paper speaks for itself from its col
umns and the paper has an excellent
job department, well sustained. Refer
ence Maj +. G. Wall, Jackson Jas.
II. Gowen, of West Station, Holmes Co,
is authorized to give terms and make
sale.
KoscIUsKo, Miss. July Sd, 1888,
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Wesleyan Female Institute, Staun.
ton, Va,

We take pleasure in directing the atten-
ton to the advertisement of this popular
Seminary. 1t is located in enc of the
healthiest climates in the world where every
breeze contributes to the physical vigor Of
its pupils. Its buildings are home-like an d
elegant, grounds attractive, and scenery
grand.
This school is attended by 100 boarding
pupils from Is different States 1t has made
great reduction in the cost of education.
Among the lowest terms of the Union. Board
Washing, Fuel, Lights, English, Latin,
French, German, Elocution, Instrumental
Music-S2Ss, for entire Scholastic year.
See advertisement. For Catalogue, address
Rev. Vim. A, Harris, President, Staunton
Virginia
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Death of DR.. Geo, Nicholson.

This venerable and respected citizen
Of Pike county, died at his residence in
HoImesyille on Saturday morning last
at 3 o'clock. He was very prominent
and learned in the Masonic fraternity,
and was for many years a District Dep
uty Grand Master Tie was buried on
Sunday with the honors of the craft by
McComb City Lodge, No. 1872, Of which
he was "A member.
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Rollins Institute, Va

The annual announcements Of this grand
institution are familiar to the readers Of
THE CLARION. The forty-frst session opens
on the 10th Of September. Young ladies
from fourteen States were in attendance
last session. The Institute is thoroughly
equipped in every department The off,
GERS and teachers number twenty. The To-
cality aud surroundings could not be more
favorable. Prof Chas l. Cooke continues
as Superintendent.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH
iulyII.'s9-2I

is located at SEWANEE, TENN, upon the Cum
berland Plateau 1000 feet above the level This
school, under the special patronage of the Bishops of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in the South and
Southwest, offers the heathiest residence and the
best advantages both moral and educational, in its
Grammar School and its Collegiate and Theologi-
cal Departments. For the special claims of this
University for patronage, apply for documents to
the REV. TELFAIR HODGS0N, d. d., Vice
Chancellor, Sewanee, Tenn.
iulyli 'S3-tm
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Can't. Pint parden in Clarke.

Enterprise Courier.
Capt. Put Darden, master of the
State Grange, delivered two addresses
in Clarke county last week Large
crowds assembled to hear him, and
basket dinners were spread, and good
dinners they were too. Capt, Darden's
addresses are plain and practical, full of
sound advice and well timed.
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DR.. Wards Seminary.

Nashville, Tenn, opens its next session
September LIST Its catalogue for 1882 num-
bered S2S pupils, including quite large
number from Mississippi See announce
ment in another column.
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DIR. WARDS SEMINARY.


rINHE LARGEST SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN THE
/ SOUTH, and most complete in its SCHOLASTIC
MUSICAL, ART and French advantages; In its
MATROSAGE and SANITATION; most admirable in
its buildings and location in its active, progressive
and non-sectarian ideas; most able and experienced
in its teaching force 320 pupils this year Il more
than VAssAR had NEXT YEAR. SEPTEMBER 1sT.
Eor new Catalogue, address DIR. W. +. WARD.
july1i's3-in.
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Huntsville Female Seminary,
HuNTsYILLE. NORTH ALABAMA.

EINHIS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES OFFERS
i the following advantages:
l. A desirable healthy and pleasant location.
2. In IT, freedom from malaria, and its proximity
in time to malarious districts.
B. Thorough organization and efficient teachers in
Different Departments.
a. That no pains will be spared to provide for the
comfort and to guard the health Of pupils.
The next Session opens MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
Sd, 1888
j. H. LECKEY.
june2O, 's3-2m. Principal.
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Own 10000 boxes Of pa. MoFFErr 8
TEErHrSA (Tosthisq PorrScrsl will be sold
this year, aud thousands Of children will be
saved from an untimely grave. For sale by
Byron Lemly.
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DR NJ. W. BOYD, in consequence of
the absence Of DR.. Kells, has been ap-
pointed to serve on the Board Of Exam
liners Of candidates for the West Point
Cadetshin.
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NOTICE.

DOCKS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO STOCK OF
ID the BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, OF
JACKSON, MISS, will be opened by the undersigned
at the Capital state Bank, in the City Of Jackson,
on FRIDAY, the 18th inst, and continue open from
day to day during business hours. Each subscri-
Der will be required to pay in cash. one dollar per
share on each share subscribed for.
All subscribers to the stock arc requested IN meet
in the Senate Chamber, at o'clock, r. NJ, on TUES
DAY, nth inst for the purpose Of efecting the
ganization of the Company. ~
r. L. SAUNDEIlS,
W. III. PERKINS,
julyli salt. Committee.
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STEDMAN g. co.
special Business Notices.

Lectures at Memphis Hospital Medical
College, begins October LIST. For Catalogue,
address the Dean,
iuly4. 'S3 Sw,
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DIED

On Monday, July 9th, 1883, at clock
p. N, WILLIE g., aged nine months aud "
days, infant son OF Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Fair
man.
Died, in this city on the 23d Of June MRS.
N. 4. DENmiM, after painful illness Of
two weeks which she bore with Christian
patience and fortitude. Having early in
life connected herself with the people OF
God, she endeayored TO live in accord
ance with His precepts and teachings. In
the prime of fife, being just twenty five
years OF age, she was called away from the
labors and duties Of time, leaving bereaved
husband and three small children to mourn
her loss Nav He who tempers the wind to
the shorn lamb comfort those bereaved ones
in this their day of affection and fit them to
join her in that rest that remaineth to for the
people Of God. }.
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Union Female College,
OXFORD, MISS.

e5th year begins Tuesday, Sept 4, 'S3.
DARENTs DESIRING SUPERIOR ADvAN-
II tages for their daughters in one Of the most
cultured communities and healthiest localities in
the SOUTH at rery reasonable rates, will send for
Catalogue TO J. $. HOWARD, Presd't.
iulyil, 's3-6w
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VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY,

Nashville, Tenn, Session ISS3JS4.
rTNHE ACADEMIC, BIBLICAL AND LAW De
/ partnents open SEPTEMBER !. The Medical,
Dental and Pharmaceutical Departments open
OCTOBER I. The appliances for Scientific Educa-
tion are unsurpassed The School Of Engineering
is attracting special attention. For Annual Regis
ter and further information, address the SECRETARY
OF THE FACULTY. l.. c, GARLAND,
julyll, 's3-6w. Chancellor.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-07-11

HuGHEs the Photographer, is in Jackson, and
is located on the corner by the Hook and Ladder
houss Go and see him.
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Repairing of Watches.

In this age Of progress, is perfected to
the highest degree; in fact equals fac.
tory work by the introduction Of watch
making lathes. These are finished "a
highly and true "a the finest mathe-
matical instruments and are quite ex-
pensiye; but watch repairing, with their
assistance, actually reaches perfection.
Mr.. I'd. v Seutter, years ago when
North, invested hisearnings in complete
"Mosely Lathe" and il an expert in its
use, and in repairing Of watches gener-
ally.
Medals, gold and silver bangles and
charms are also turned out beautifully
on this machine 10 be engraved by
u. V. Seutter, ST., who had the talent
and nerve, long ago, to master cngrav-
ing-a branch indispensable 10 a first
class and complete Jewelry establish
ment.
Mr.. Seuttcr makes no charge for hand
somely engraving rings and other small
articles bought at his Jcwelry store,
while long Inscriptions and monographs
he executes very artistically and at rea-
sonable rates At.
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LADIES can secure smooth complexion
and sweet breath By purifying the bleed
with Parker's Ginger Tonic.
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Neckwear.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


INCUR SHEPPARD PUPS, two of each sex),
Il pure breed for sale Price $3.50 each. Apply
TO MATT. +. ASH,
iuIyti 'S3-Ita Jackson, Miss.
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THE ROYAL HAVANA OFFICIAL LISr DE-
CIDES EVERY IRIZE
Suhicri 20 no manipulation, mt eoAtrsled ~ the
parties in interest, sonestly ma aaged. II Is the
isirtst squarest and hest thing il the nature Of
lottery that could h. conceived
So that the name Gould a c. s On the ticket
Meme other are Eeaulne-
For Infoym.tion and Tickets, aply 70
sHIPSEY COMPANY, GKxKEAL AeKSTs,
l2i2 Bruadway, Nv York City,
o. 6 z Randolph street, Chicago, u,
az HENRY MAYER p. O hext4 Delta, Ia
mo. b FESANnKI.
Julv2s s2-iy. avannah. Ga
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COAL! COAL /

AM NOW PREPARED TO RECEIVE OR.
| DERs for the Helena Alabama, COAL. Those
wishing to get the benefit Of the low rates, should
send In their orders at once
iuly1i, '&S-tf. C. T.. FLUSSER
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Manufactured by Jas A. Banister and L. Boyden
4 Co., Newark, n. J.
may16'S3 At A. VIRDEN's.
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STUART's FEMALE COLLEGE

OPENS ITS FORTY-FIFTH ANNUAL SEES
SION SEPTEMBER B. 1893. Persons having
daughters to educate win do well to examiuine its
Catalogue before selecting school. Advantages
irst-class location heathful terms moderate. For
Catalogue, address
w. II. STUART, Principal,
julyt1, 'S3-2m Shelbyville. Ky.
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Only 10000 Tickets and 500 Prizes.
Schedule:

Approximations Of $50 each TO the gre
naming units Of the same f0as the one
drawing the Capital Prize Of s., O0O... 80
Approx imations Of $50 each las above)
10 the one drawing the s. .500-......... 40
Approximations OF SIS each 10 the
number preceding and feli0Wing the
one drawing the 81 O00-.-.........-.-- -
$50 Prizes as above, being the full number
in the Royal Havana. and
Additional prizes Of s. each to the 3O0
tickets having as ending number
200 the tro terminal Usnits Of the nurl-
si.Oo0-....--,...-.----'f..,---......--..-- LEGO
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The only Strictly CASH one PRICE
House in the State.
The only House in the State which
has Buyer in New York and Boston
during the entire year
Buying and selling exclusively for
CASH, with buyer always in the mar
ket ready to take advantage Of all forced
and Auction Sale. we always have in
ducemcnts to offer the Cash buyer.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-07-11
LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining in the Post
Office at Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for
the week ending July IL, 1888:
Bssford, William Lanier, Mrs. c. C.
Bell, Mrs. Jennie G.-Ladner, Arthur
Leonard, L. r.
Bennett, John Makea, Miss Lizer
Boyd 4 Tyler, (OldNlaringO, Miss Emma
irm.) McAllister, Miss Sarah
Bradford, Miss SealeyMilliken, John II.
Breland, Mrs. Henry Mills, Jerry
Brooks, Coleman Orr, Mrs. L.
Cary, susy Pickett Andrew
Catchings, Tempey Ringo, Miss Emma
Channels, Miss LeanOrRicherson, Baker
Croford, Miss David Rollins, Miss Emma
Dawson, Alex, care ofSaunders. Mrs. Susan
Frank Lawn Scott. Miss Belle
Olson, Harris Sherwood, Alfred
Edwards, Jno. lcOl.) Smith, Mrs. A. j.
fps, Miss Suser Smith, Jas. II.
FineL Andy Spann, A. ID.
Foster, Miss Maggie Stacy, Archie F.
Ford, II. Taylor, Sallie J,
Ford, I'D Tenny, Henderson
Fogg, Sam Thomas, Miss Bette
FrudbOn, Miss ettieThomas. Amer
GenOr, Miss May Thrnrn, Fannie
Gragrey, T. J. Teter, Jack
Gregory, T. j. Tiers. Fannie
Green, Mrs Sarah Towers. Eli
Guary, Hugh Todd, FL.
Hamilton, Mrs ?. B.Tripp, Nick
Holeyness, Frank Ware, FIR.
jackson, Jim. Walker, Hester
Jackson, Geo. Warren, America
johnson, Lizzie Warren, @. W
Tempey johnson andWhis6eld, Clark
Rhoda Hughs Prank, Mrs. Recka
Kimhle, Amanda Wilson. william
Young. C. n.
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THE following first.class schools have their
announcement for next session in this issue
Vanderbilt University, Nashyille-opens
September list.
University Of the South, sewanee, Tenn.
Union Female College, Oxford-septem-
Der 9TH
stuarts Female College, Shclbyyille KY.
September Sd.
Dr. Wards Seminary, Nashyille-scptem-
Der lst
Wesleyan Female Institute, Staunton, Va.
September 10.
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WESLEYAN female Institute,
Sinan,on, virginis.

OPESs SEPTEMBER 2OTH, 1888 One of the FIRST
SCHOOLS ron Young LADIES IN THE UNITED
STATES. Surroundings beautiful Climate unsur-
passed. One hundred and sixty boarding pupils
from eighteen States. TERMS AMONG THE
BEST IN THE UNION. Board, Washing, English
Course Latin, French, German, Instrumental Mus
ic etc. for Scholastic year, from September June,
S138. For Catalogues, write to
REv. WIN. A. HARRIS, d. D., President
julyil, 'sS-3m. STAuNToN, VIReISA.
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Persons calling for any Of the above let.
tiers will please say advertised"
GEO. C. MCKEE. p. NJ.
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LOTTERIES.

Number for Number, Prize for Prize, with 200
Additional Prizes.
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Pecniattng Pension Agent.

Washington. 2a.-Dr. Cox, pension
agent at San francisco, will beremoved.
To your correspondent to-day Commits
sioner of Pensions Dudley said: st am
waiting TO hear from Special Agent Nor
gan, that he has got Hips money in his
possession. When that is accomplished
I will remove Cox Immediately" SEN
tor Miller has sent all of the papers ne
has received from Zabriskie and DR..
Cox to Commissioner Dudley. The COM
missioner says he is Satisfied deliberate
attempt was made by Pension Agent Cox
10 defraud Hill. Miller wrote Agent
Cox asking him to see that nobody de-
frauded Hill or swindled Hill or swim
died him out of his funds. OF the 81
900 given Aiken, $1,000 has been re-
tanned. Commissioner Dudley says the
reason why Mora an would not consent
that Hill should sign a receipt for the
$4,000 Cox retained, was that the gov
eminent did not want any receipt signed
that could be regarded ss legal exonors-
ton of Cox.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-31
The Extra Session.

Washington, 20. 1t was reported
to-day, at the capitol that the President
would call an extra session of Congress
if the present Congress failed to pass a
tariff bill. The assertion was made upon
the authority of democratic senator,
who is known to enjoy intimate personal
relations with the President. Notwith-
standing the apparent authority Of the
report, it is believed there must be some
error about it. The President keeps his
own counsel, and while he desires Con-
gress should not adjourn without passing
tariff bill, it is said ne has not told any
body his plans for the future. It is
doubted if ne hiss settled in his own
mind the best policy to adopt month
hence.
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Is a Positive Cure


FOR ell those Painnal Complaints and WeakneSSe
Il viii cure entirely the WORT form of Female Com
plaints all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ulcer
ton, Falling and Dsplacenents, and the consequen;
Spinal Weakness and is particularly adapted to the
Change Of Life.
Il will dissolve and eIpel tumors from the uterus in
early stage Of development. The tendency to
cerous humors checked very speedily by its
It removes faintness 1atuency, destroys all craving
for stmulants and relieves weakness OF the stomach.
It cures Bloatng, Headaches, Nervous Prostitution,
General Debility, seeplessness, Depression and Indi
gestion.
That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain, weight
and backache is always permanently cured by its
It will at all times and under all circumstances act In
harmony with the laws that govern the female system.
For the cure of Kidney Complaints OF either ths
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA E PINKITAMs VEGETABLE co
POUNDts prepared at 2Ss and 2S5 Western Aven
Lynn, ERSs. Price 81. Six bottlesfor IS. Sent byR
- - form OF pills. also in the form OF Iozenges,
>-'99 Of price, 81 per box for either. Mrs. Pinkb
answersall letters Of inquiry. Send for pam
q. Address as above. Mention THIS Paper.
No family 81 aid be without LYDIAE. PINKHAA
LIVER PILLS They cure constipation, buiouEnS
lad taSpiditY Of the liver. Is cents per box.
- by ali Druggists. Ia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-31
Important Railroad Suit.

Washington, Co. The suit known as
Adams & MoConnells Us. the st. Louis
and San Francisco railroad, to recover
damages for excessive freight charges
under the state law prescribing maxi
mum rates, was decided in the circuit
court to-day. The defense was that the
ST. Louis and San Francisco railroad
was exempt from state legislation as re-
CARDS rates charged for freight and fare,
because it holds an original franchise by
the state to the southwest branches OF
the railroad, which gave said road the
right to prescribe its own rates, and be-
cause it holds the franchise of the At
Iantic and Pacific Railroad Company,
created by the national government,
Judge Geiger took this view of the case,
and decided for the railroad company.
The suit is specially important, and de-
cides la:ge number of other suits.
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TELEGRAPHIC
CAPITAL Chips.

Washington, 19.-Ex-Minister Foster
gave brilliant reception, tonight, to
Commissioner Canedo, of Mexico.
FoIger has requested Hon. P. Belmont
to furnish the department with tie facts
and information on which he based his
report on Hawaiian sugar.
The Senate military committee, TO-
day, decided that government has no
more tents to loan for competitive drills,
a!c,
Secretary Folger is having estimates
made to determine whether he can make
a call for bonds early In February.
Resr Admiral Andrew Bryson is
placed on the retired list of the navy,
under the operation of the retirement
law.
The Indian Office has received sdvices
that Captain Payne is making prepsrs-
tons for another raid Oh 0klshamA lands,
Indian Territory, about February LIST.
The postmaster general to-day issued
an order forbidding the delivery Of
money orders and registered letters to
Fleming & Merriam, z E. Kendall &
Co., Charles j. Henri & Co., Benlettr
Hoffman & Co., and Cudworth & Co..
ell Of Chicsgo. and normally engaged
as grain and stock brokers. under which
cover it is alleged they receive money
for investment msking little or no re-
turns,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-31
The WHISKY Bill.

Washington, 29.-The prospects for
the passage of the whisky bond relief bill
are poor. The quantity of whisky which
must be withdrawn, upon which the tax
must Do paid under the present law be-
fore February 9th, is $50, 900 gallons, the
tax amounting to over $725, 600. If the
bill should fail to become law this session
nearly Is. coo, 900 gallons must be with
drawn before December 1st next. The
tax on this quantity will amount to ST.
900, 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-31
Irish Distress.

Dublin, 3O.-Psrnsll has forwarded to
Father Gallagher E100 of E350
received from the New York society Of
Ancient Order Of HiherniAnB. Father
Gallagher, in acknowledging the receipt
ofthe money, says that the suffering peo-
pie are subsisting on food only tit foI
beasts, and that private charity can't
cope with the widespread distress there
that the government alone can do it, and
things will very soon come to crisis.
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Enforcing she Law.

Philadelphia, sO.-John H. Clark,
proprietor Of the Olympic Hall, and John
Goldman, were fined $50 each for per-
hitting An year old daughter Of the
latter to sing in public. The magistrate
gave the child in charge of the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children,
but the attempt to enforce it caused
scene in court, and the child was allowed
to go with IFS parents.
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BusiDess Failures.

New Orleans, ga. Schlenker 6
Co., cotton factory, unable to NEE
their maturing obligations, desire re-
spite OF one, two and three days, il
which to pay their debts. Assets, $243,
600; liabilities, 500, 600.
Robert 81. May s. Co., carriages, har
ness and leather, has assigned. Asset
and liabilities, each 100000
New York, 29.-Wm. b. Dudley !
Co., give their liabilities at $l34 900;
actual sssets, $4,000.
Frankfort, pa large iron firm q
Basic has failed.
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The Opera Festival.

Cincinnati, 29.-The opera festival by
the College of Music and Mspleson Com
psny began tonight in Music Hall. Be-
fore the doors were opened all the seats
were sold and the standing room all
taken. The opera was "Travists," with
Patti IS Violetta. The reception was
enthusiastic.
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miscellaneous.

San Francisco, 29.-The cutter Oliver
WaIcott has returned from a trip to
Metlakalls, British Columbia, where
che went ct the request Of the colonial
authorities to restore order among the
Indians. The trouble, which was not
serious, grew out of the Indians remov-
ing building from the church reserve,
and was finally settled in legal man
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-31
Killed ais wife.

kansas City, 29.-Sands Hopkins, a
wealthy young real estate dealer, under
took to clean a gun to-day; his wife was
sitting near him, when the weapon was
accidentally discharged killing her in
stsntly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-31
To ConsumptiYes.

or those with weak lungs, splitting
of blood, bronchitis, or kindred
affections of throat or lungs, send
two stamps for DR.. r. V, Pierce's
treaties on these maladies. Address
the doctor, Buffalo, n. Y. 3
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-31
The RaIne of Money.

London, 9O.-The Times says the most
unc rtain element in the conditions az
feeling the value of money in 1888. is
the acton Of the Americsn Congress in
regard lo the tariff bill and currency leg
islation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-31
Inc michigan SenatOrship.

Detroit, sO.-First ballot in the jciut
convention of the legislature, to-day,
gave Ferry AZ, Stout AZ, Hannah IL,
Hanchette 9, Willis Z, scattering 5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-31
Fire.

Eckhart, Ind, 29.-Conn's band in
strument manufacturing establishment
burned; 100 men are out OF employment.
Loss, $50, O0Oi insurance, $4,000.
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Vanderbllt,s GRID.

Cleveland. O., 30 at the annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the New
York, Chicsgo and st. Louis Railway,
better known as the Nickel-Plate," the
Vanderbilt interest prevailed.