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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19

rs the season advances. BARNES &
WIaG,Ssoy.
FLANNE.S, OPERA ALL
SHADES saxon, woodland lowest grades;
al culo-s at extrcm,ly low prices.
BARNES & WILKINSON
DRESS GOODS AND NOTIONS
Ladies will always find our stock OF
lac4s, embsoideries, buttons, Trim
ming-, collars, euas Sc, irclado all
The novelties If tho season. AID at
much lower figures than they have
been accustomed TO pay for such
goods. BARNTs ( WmEIysos.
GROCERIES. CANNED GOODS
and family supplies, OF AL kinds. our
stock is large and fresh, and prices
low rs ,hs lowost. Cali on us.
BAnNrs & WILKINSON.
SHOES, ALL STYLES FROM
Lowest grade 10 best Philadelphia
make. A largo stock TO s:lc't from.
BARNES & WILKINSON
HARDWARE, PLATED CUT
LERY and Spoons, Knives, Forks,
Poc';ot-knivos, Hinges, screwH, bolts
locks, and in fact all articles OF hard
waro usually called for will be found
in our stock. Call on us for almost
anything wanted in ;his line,
BASSIs & WrLkNsos.
BARNES & WILKINSON. RES
PECTFULLY invite the attention Of
til, ir customers and the public, to
their large and varied stock which
is offered at prices srch as will induce
cash buyers to favor them with their
patronage.
CLOTHING. WE HAVE SPE
GAL bargains in this line to cfier,
and iuvito inspection Of our stock,
which is full and complete.
BiRsss & WILKINSON
HOSIERY. LATEST NOVEL
TIES in fancy strips and cold co.,
ORE, at astonishing low prices. Mons
ladies, children aud Misses in great
variety. BAssEs & WILKINSON
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19
GINNING AND GRINDING.

Having had rly Gin and Mill thoroughly
repaired and fitted M for tho season. and
placed tho salnc in tho hand, Of cIpeIisno.
cd and reliable mon, AIN now prepared 10
gin on shor. notice, on tho most libcra!
terms, ! therefore solicit fo;Inor patronage
aud that of tho community generally. Cot
ton will DO received aud promptly ginned,
except Saturday, Grinding on Tuesdays
ard SATURDAYS only. Tor further informs-
ton, please inquire Of Mr. Pine. in change
oftlo giu. MRS. II. L. FITZPATRICK
llszlehu,,,, Sept. Is S?.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19
LAND III CRYSTAL
SPRINGS FOR SALE,

Twep.y-thr0e acres OF land cas-. Of tie
raj! road, aud y shor. di',mce north Of the
station. including good stock water, fruit
trees and grare vines, all und,r coed fercc,
in the town OF Crystal Springs can 10 rur.
chased for $1,000. For further particulars
april to w. q. WILKINSON,
Crystal SPRING., %
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-01-19

SPECIAL NorIcE.-All persons in
debted me must come up aud settle
by tho Goth Of this month, or they
will fud their accounts in the hands
Of an attorney. Imean business,
II. PENN.
When you arc in search OF things
kept in Grpt class Drug Store, go
to Williansons and you will loo sure
to fad it and prices always low for
cash. 4S.
Remember that Williamson has re-
ceiyed Peas cnd Beans by tho barrel
for planting, and that they arc the
beat. 4S
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-06-22

Who wish to reach a mining community will notice that the support of this
paper is at present almost entirely of that class and that 1t has no competition
nearer than fifty miles; that intends to represent the four bright, lively towns
of Chloride, Grafton, Fairvlew and Robinson, and has a fair circulation. Rates
will be made known upon application. Subscription price printed at the head
Of the second page
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-06-22

For anything you want in the way of printing call on us. We hope to do
the entire job printing of the Range, at reasonable figures. Don't send away
without giving us a tal.
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Rynn's Luck.

James Ryan. a short and stout young grocer
clerk, went home early yesterday morning from pro-
longed conference with party OF friends and mistook
The house At 800 asst second street for the house
ut 32e, where he lives He to the rear building
and got up stnr.t to the fourth story. which ends in
window overlooking the stone tagging Of the court
Then he walked out Of the window.
Between he two buildings were number Of clothes
ont Of which Ryan walked was forty feet from the
ground and ten feet below II was doubled rome lie
lei. On the rope and broke IL. On hts down he
broke two more clothes lines, The last about ten
feet from the tagging Then he struck the railing Of
short fight OF steis aud r-bnunded to the ground.
Patrick Kenny, who liycn in the front building, was
about TO Iiuk him up thinking that he dead when
Ryan SLOWLY arose to his feet. rubbed hi. head and
ashed what the excitement was shout. Kenny took
him To The Twenty second street police station, where
ambulance surgeon Examined him and said that @
all right. The only injury he had WAS a trihing
scap wound After had been Creased he walk ed home
and We % bed
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Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt arrived the Ger.
manic yesterday.
A Nstona Convention ot Deaf Mutss will be held in
Lyu. Hall on Aug -. - aui 81.
Erich Hg,n. I'D Geruan cooper out of work,
hanged murrt YESTERDAY "a the cellar OF ~ Beach
street lie .''.Nr- " Hlir ana seven children
The Hr'prr H"r.tt-r iBs In. r.rnris th-t N
IdS u ss r--rG hur'uA. Nfrro wttu The wrt, West.
rih IL, tts u"lE ,o"" uo made ou) On her bow IN
Wall" letters,
Arnold, Constable Go have begun suit the United
state. D,sir"t iuurt agnIDsi the National 81 amshp
company Ia recover fii,,p for damage done
chundis- by The IRE III the lnInan pier last winter.
The Health De- has begun prosecution Of the
Grauulned Mk company OF stone street Tor Nolstion
at tn law which makes II misdenean to brsg INTO
the city. or sell, .knmcd or warred milk The com
~ powder for use on shpboard.
Edward McMAnus who struck Patrick Clark in front
ofHl Grand street on FrdhS blow that ed Cnrks
had stuck the blow Ia s-fdermcr after had been at
tackled by Clark lie was sent TO the Ionbs tho
inquest which VIII he held Tomorrow,
Absolute divorce was granted by Judge G. ulen in the
sirrrm. Court YESTERDAY, 10 the following persons
Frank J. McPh'rsnn from sarah McfErrrnn Henry
christensen FROM Eliza thrst-n--n John II. Riley from
Mary Riley, ,irorge W, Frost from Caroline b. Frost
and Elizabeth Enrich from Adam Enrich.
The passengers on the National line steamer SPAIN
which has n.i arrived completing her th trip
the under Capt r. W Grace subscribed purse TO
buy piece Of plate which will be presented TO Capt
Grace He will leave the Spain after taking her back
TO England and Will supervise the building Of The new
hauopsl steamer America
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Three Wives vainiy Risked 60 Save John
Tweeddale-His BODY Recovered.

Three Wives vainly RiskeH Go Save John
Tweeddale-His BODY Recovered.
John Tweeddale Of IA Myrtle street, Will
liamsburgh. his son John j.. II years old. and
an acquaintance went in bathing from Martin
Rauscher's pavilion at West Brighton. Coney
Island. at IL o'clock last night. Mr.. Tweed
dale. who was an expert swimmer. went out
far beyond the ropes though the surf was
running high. His son. who cannot swim.
tired OF bathing when he had been In the
water ten minutes and went out and was
dressing himsef when he heard his, father cry
s2y oh his also out beard ao the
ing Ing. " swan out 10 Mr.. Tweeddale. who who
WAS beyond the ropes. He i.. succeeded In drag.
shore and then. becoming exhausted Himself.
was compelled to let 60 his hold. Then ne in
turn cried for help. Charles Brady. the pro-
Rauscher's bartender. went out into the water
with rope and flung the end to Rauscher. As
they were dragging him In the rope tripped
ropes were carried out. and they and Rauscher
were got ashore.
Tweeddales companion was struggling in
Tweeddale himself had disappeared. A mes
senger had been sent to the iron pier for
DO boat AMI one arrived about tbs tine roTed
Corps. Tho people ashore got to Tweeddales
friend with q rope and got him in. He was up-
oatnp long WAY from shore nnd brns6t H f n
Attempts at resuscitation were frutless. When
Tweeddale's friend had regained conscious
speak. Rauscher was put to bed exhausted,
and the doctor sent Brown and Weber to bed
Mr. Tweeddale was so years old and had
been for many years foreman Of tho composing
room OF the Spirit Of the Times. He leaves q
widow and seven children. After his body had
lain on the sand for several hours it was re-
moved to his home,
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Although nearly all OF the striking cloak and
dress makers are Hebrews, and yesterday was the
Hebrew Sabbath yet they met yesterday in Standard
Hall and attended to the business of bringing the
facturers to terms Many manufacturers had already
yielded and the contractors had that shown
sigma OF submitting To the demand Of the employers TINT
ten hours should be days work Three ~ I'll. largest
cloak makers Welded yesterday, and the strikers held
jubilee meeting T. me evening y standard Hall The
Shutz Brothers Blsth, aud friedlander 4 Cnspar
When the announcement WAS made That the last named
firm had surrendered, flag WAS raised NJ President
Schroers desk and the and women gathered around
II and struggled with another who wuud he
fret to hug aud kiss folds lonurrow the rWIo
nf tho firms that have surrendered march with
'nusic and banners TO the three shops
II was reported that In III" sh0p of IN" Manhattan
CLOAK and suit Company there were iu'S" en- 1r'"r
waiting to he lined, and that II the eur
soon set TO work IN t,e orders wnni be "n' 10 other
Arms for the manufactured g,Tmct- and the cut pieces
would remain rs waste material
The Contractors Union held stormy mcrtiny last
evening at so Orchard street. More thnn
tractors signed III. written drn,ns ~ the striker.
ten hours instead Of eleven hours work lHV, with
guarantee of SIS week. The majority 1T the contract
they decided nosiiivey whether they would Well. AlIrr
the meeting many NJ the rncturs went TO standard
Hall and signed the demands Of the s'sINers.
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LARRY MOTT, TRENTON TINES.

The girls screamed and the men shouted
Justify as the cfflgy was secured to the cross
piece. There 1t hung for one hour and u half
with 1000 girls. men. and boys beneath 1t. The
boys began Letting 1t with stones. but on the
approach OF dozen vigorous girls with brooms
the youngsters desisted. At 800 a hoy climbed
the telegraph pole and set the efliGy on fire.
The crowd below screamed and shouted again.
and then dispersed. heaping excavations upon
Editor Mott.
Elaborate accounts OF the hanging appeared
in both the State Gazette and Emporium yester-
day. The Times said nothing about the
affair Editor Mott was not in Trenton last
did not cease With his hanging in efIlsy. The The,
factory girls are pledging themselves not to
patronize any. merchant advertising in the
girls employed by the Trenton Woollen Com
pany signed such 2 pledge. The girls en-
mill call the articles in the Times vile and
slanderous assertions" adding that most of the
Sr rs ~ WORK IN me iinshlnG room are mem
motto. and not idlenrss. which leads to vice."
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SPARES FROM THE 7ELEGR4PH.

There were ~ cases OF death from yellow fever liza,
vana last week.
reported In Rome that the Pope drafting nm en-.
cychcal letter against divorce
u. W Cole retail dry goods merchant Of Inlinnapo.
Us made mn assignment Yesterday, His liabilities
$35,sD ami his assets sSl,Un,
Mr. Fairinan. formerly United States Consul Mt Cairo.
and Judge Of the Mixed Tribunal nj A"Nnniria has
arrived in London lie IN coming to this cy Through
Henry Raynor eloped few days ago with the daugh.
ter OF H. Pickett ~ sidney Neb The father Of III. giri
and RAyhOr met on Friday night, aud olk
Pickett was killed and Raynor wounded
william Wilson attempted tn jump upon the closing
draw OF the Market street bridge Wilmington Del,
terday morning He was caught between tho draw and
the approach and Instantly killed.
The Catholic bishops In Germany have begun to use
the powers granted them under the provisions Of the
Governments Church bill recently passed They nav.
d-r,h all Wears and candidates for tn. priesthood to
turn To Prussia.
william Hewitt 10 years of age while running the elc.
vMor 1t sinphons cotton mill In Norrst"wn, Pa. y-s
terdAy morning leaned over the side to look below aud
his head caught between the floor and the
beam. HIS neck was broken.
state Lunatic Asylum in Utics wss frightened by a
storm a. 2h T. yesterdAy and ran away from the
keeper while on the lawn He fastened to the Erie Ca
a. quarter o. m'is away. aud, jumping In. was
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THE CHOLERA EPIDEMIC
brstssh esidiers Attach ed At CaSrs and IL.
nsilia-seversl Cases II Alexandria.

hrstssA oe1d1ers Attach ed at Cairo and IL.
nsiiia-ssveral Cases - Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, July 2s.-The number Of
deaths from cholera at Cairo yesterday WINS
277. Among the number we're three British
soldiers. At Chibin there wore 105 deaths, at
Mehalla SO. at Tantah %. and at Ismailia s. in
'cluding one British soldier at the latter place.
Several cnses Of cholera were reported in Al
exandra to-day. ono OF which was fatal. II
tho epidemic attacks the British troops q
camp will be formed outside the Rosetta Gate
and another at Hamleh
CAIRO. July 2s:There was a rapid decrease
in the number Of deaths from cholera in tho
Boulak quarter OF this city Yesterday Eleven
hundred OF the inhabitants have removed TO
Tourah.
LONDON. July 2s-The Custom House su-
thorites continue to give clean bills OF health
to vessels leaving here. The inspection or
dered by the American Consulate so far has
shown no case OF cholera or contagious disease
LONDON. July ,2s.-The deaths from cholera
on Friday numbered II at Damietta. a. at
gamI. ! at Rosetta. ! at Kafr bowar. 90 in the
Garbish. and 80 In the Province Of Menouieh.
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Co-plaint. by Commercial bodies.

. PHILADELPHIA, July 2s.--At a meeting Of
the Commercial Exchange. held at noon to.
day. resolutions were adopted declaring that
the present difficulties between the Telegraph
companies and their operators could and
should have been avoided, and that the action
OF both parties to the controversy was equally
reprehenslble. A resolution was also adopted
asking Congress to take such action as will
prevent similar troubles in the future.
New ORLEANS. July 2S.-Al n meeting to-day
OF the committees appointed by tn" various
commercial organizations this resolution was
adopted:
In view Of the imperfect teiegraphic service at
present existing which has served IN PROSTATE com
m~rcAl business between this city aud iis electrical
connections, We representatives. Of the CONNIE rcial
bodies of New Orleans, urge the dirpsn ahiiitv ~
snch immediate action the part OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company will lend to restore tie com.
Of city TO its normal condition and prevent
continuance of the heavy losses and serious neon
venienc. now being sustained by our whole CONNER.
CiAl community.
PITTsBuRGH July 28.-This morning tho
check boys made a demand on ths Western
Union for is per cent. adyanc" Of wages and
shorter hours. but the increase was refused,
and at l O'Clock this afternoon fya boys and
ono delivery clerk quit work. Their places
were filled
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FIGHTING IN TONOUIN
The French XIII 900 OF tho Ensmy In .
sortse, and Lose 4 n Men OnIy.

The French KIN 900 OF tho Ensmy IN .
sertse, and Lose II Men Only.
PARIS, July ga despatch was received
at the Ministry Of Marine to-day announcing
that the French troops had made sortie from
Hanoi. inflicting a severe loss on tho enemy.
The despatch says: Col. Badens made sor-
tie on the 10th from Hanoi with force OF 500
men,, He captured seven pieces Of artillery and
killed 900 OF the enemy. The loss OF the
French in the movement was only eleven men"
The military attach6 OF the Chinese Legn-
ton In Berlin has recently passed through
Paris. While here he took occasion to call on
NJ. Chnllomet- Lacour Minister Of Foreign Al
fairs. and to give him the most pacific assur-
matter. He said that the sole object OF China
In massing troops on the TonQuin frontier was
to be In readiness to repel any demonstration
by the Black Flags.
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Boston. July 2S.-The Board OF Health OF
this city 10 taking precauon against the landing
here OF infected rags and stock from the cholera
district Tho steamer City of Boston arrived last night
from Liverpool when the steamer boarded by the
Port Physician the Captain said. In reply to queres;
There are paper stock to my knowledge on
II found that his papers show lis bales OF rags
which are now being transferred to quarantine. The
steamer Missouri OF the Warren line arrived this morn
log from Liverpool. on the Captain being Qnestioned
to rags and paper stock he denied all knowledge OF
found that she had over bales hoard They
shnped to Quarantine The leading importers Of rags
Boston have agreed not to import from places In
which they might be likely TO become infected.
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and tho presents. including several from
America were many and rich.
Dr.. Putlits Of Berlin. . distinguished and
promising professor OF political economy shot
himself through the head on Wednesday. It
was the result Of 4 so.called American duel.
which means that the antagonists. being une.
Qually matched. agree to draw lots. the loser
to kill himself forthwith.
The now National Opera House on the
Thames Embankment Is to be completed for
the Italian opera season Of 1884. Arrange.
ments are being made to give there an italian
season Of three months. one OF French and
German opera for three months each, English
opera for two months. and promenade concerts
for one month.
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LONDON. July 2S.-In tho jewish trial at
Nyireshyhaza Hungary. to-day, the speeches for the
prosecution and defence concluded. The most vi
client language was used both sides. The President
ers not to breach religious hatred Tho prosecution
maintained that IN ing out the Jewish ritual muir
fence q, red the charge that the ritual the
madt for the purpose spreading lies and exciting
the Christians against the Jews. lie vehenienty at
tackled all -nyaved In the preliminary ex amin alton CON
Quoted by the Magistrates.
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savisE seven Lives This Month.

Edward Stiner. an energetic young man who
has charge OF the boats Mt Woodbridge Beach, Staten
Island sound has saved lives since July Thre.
Of the rescued persons were Of Judge Brown Of
Woodhridve who we're upset IN salhoa,, Another was
H. Dickinson Of Texas, who hecnmr exhausted while
swimming Miss Campbell daughter of tile Sheriff Of
Mddlesex county fell OF the steamboat dock in thirty
feet Of water Stiner pulled the young lady out Tho
other persons were james Foster Jr and steamboat
invited there seven grateful people to his wedding
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Denis Ke"rney and Gen. Ro.ecrans.

In an interview recently published Gen.
Rosecrans was reported saying Tint Denis k-arney
had come East from California free furnished
him by the railroad companies Mr.. kcarney writes
Ia Tar that he d not travel free pass In
gard to ten Ros"rranss statement that h" (kcnrney)
could not g"t corporate guard of respectable.
California 10 listen To him Mr. krarnsy man in
the state can get bigger audiences than lie can.
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TROY July 2s.-Ex-Gov. Page OF Vermont.
President Of the Rutland Railroad Company, has begun
libel suit for $500 ooo against Clement Sons bankers
and attached the real estate and railroad stocks Of the
latter The suit was brought because Of statements
contained in circular distributed to the stock holders
ance OF $40 Oo Of railroad money without paying in.
teret and had fabricated pAss book with the bank to
ratIyn
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tt. W.mhl.A.n Cs.t.ss.

LONDON. July 2s.-The Volunteer Service
Ga,ette praises the work of both the American and
British rifle teams in tho late contest at Wimbledon
and says hopes that Enslishmsn and Americans will
hsve similar match each year.
Among ths ,r..sen,Eers on the steamer Asys.ina.
y ". Bull. w. l.: Cash, T. J. Doian, q. Joiner, J. NJ.
Pollard, DIR. \ J. Scott and Lieut. Walter Scott OF the
members Of the team will sail on Aug. H.
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E.e.p,n. rr.. sse P-n,,.n,,.ry.

SYRACUSE. July 2s-Last night Chas. Morgan.
n masked burglar. who hsd eighteen Of twenty years
term to serve escaped from the Onondasa penitenarv
By saving the iron bars Of window grating and lsttinF
thirty feet below. Soon after his escape, and while
thunder raging sthsf supposed to have hssn
entered chamber and stole gold watch and sum Of
moRay. The family we're " The DaSles ~ ne time
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yOiysr, pro6shis:s kSsa1':. and the 5issso q
s.s::: 4 Il: s.ss nd s. K. IL; Al 4 II
s net Sss H' H nds s ssa
81 seS sHss ;Rs ne
three Tire men without bs!! III sxaminetion On
6ssss shsss 1T. Doctor ADVISED Sin as g f.s e
quiet for time.
e ss e Afs and p sssn. IN q :;'P Dsss
gent P1otsstsd sS.inss Being ,S made ' show o.
the Son. AZ hsasSs
county tell. Mrs. Nugent called there and saw
The Attempted robbery and arrest of tho men
occurred within less than twenty minutes.
1T wa; evident that the thieves had studied
1 sm S ss' s ssIsa hin . sr
They followed him from New York. NuES9S
Ss a and % Ess III ss 1a SPs c: sn
sSsnss n The b ho RE, S ssr
John Nugent,s saloon was open last evening
az and herS GSs ~ scs
there was nothing to indiasls that tho pro-
prNiH,or Of tn. had e grief
street sessds In is95 Is saved sa Woman aSd
rsR 81 his fe .' Ii. was S finally tr.nsfsrrea TO
the Twenty second street squad with which he
was scrneetsd Then r. JHne 1873 he was ar;
burglary; AiteH Itins about eight months in
the Tombs he was arraisned for trial on Jan.
prosecution proved his Intimacy and constant
companonship with the Manhattan Bank
verdict was announced:
&c: s. 81: "a a i ~. I'm. Il ii. sss
s sSos ssas
man S.nno, ost.I.,s wS.. Vs. 10 INK view mas,
& ;S.i ynss.
6ss13 Is 6.ttsy their trust where shall We look for
s and ri. are
Nugent was tried by the Police Commission.
bank burglary. and was dism Used the force on on
th i sane , evidence Which had failed TO convict
still u policeman, and they were accordingly
Obliged to pay him his salary for the eight
Ia hsd r1s Dis
vo6ed himself to his saloon business Mt Houston
Thompson rs streets About year sFo he
H3ffeyiously been his barkeeper .Nugent had
do(Aerfled him. after which Farrell visited the
window. ,Nugent then fred at him. and Far
ns as MS sSoS BY H. ens noa
Edward Farrell, alias Edwards. 10 . profess
90 ss hosues aaasry H. hss
3. !. z "a ::sss,s Si:s !;
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RIcHFIELD SPRINGS. N. Y. July 2S.-Dr. W. N.
Glchrst said to-day that Mr. Joseph Mills the million.
sire who stricken with paralysis yesterday
ing much improved to-day. lie had already recOy.
cred the partial use of the arm and leg.
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The President Returns I" W ashinzton.

Senator Blair. Surrogate Rollins. President
soto ~ lodnrss Marshal joel b. kckhardl, Nathaniel
JARVIS VII ard Bartlett called President Arthur
~ ''r 'ii'i Avenue Notr yo.irrRv ~" took 3 10
r,aua, wanna .:urnm for Wn-h,nvton il his
iu',"u -iRt 'or Loui. lr tlr evening rh. nety
" N"N sop 70. dap or NO at the White supnur