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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-04

SUR ZOE s 0U0 DANA0EA-This morning M. a
X Bond entered suit for John L Dart against the
American Baptist Home Mission society to recover
$200 damages. Plaintiff claims that on August
nth, 1885,, he was employed BY defendant Is q
from October 1st last, ct compensation OF $500
and entering on his duties about the 18th Of No.
vomber last. was discharged without juse cause.
and prevented from Carrying out hia contraff
which he alleges has injured him.
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NUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers.

EAECUIOR'S SALE OF VERY vALUABIE I'M
PROVED real. ESTATE, REiNC1 PKENISFN
NO. Al6 ON SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Under and BY virtue Of the powers in me vested -
~ me last win and testament OF Wilhelmina Ech- f
,sT, NdEsSseas s: shall on TUESDAY, JANUARYAG
~, HiN IN. 1883 at -FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ. In front Of
sSs dsssn; IN sq1srs a. bssnning ior 90 ssme
sid square on the line Of 7th street west and running
Io f rss i9o feet thence souh 26 feet thence east
me o. said street north Is feet TO The point q BEGIN
ntTs: mproved by Large three story brick store.
Terms o. sale: Onethrd cash aud the balance In one
h o year. With interest ate per cent 70 Be secured
n IL 2. Mass upon the premises AspOsit Of $500
sne recordng q purchaseFs cost II srms Of sale arc
- h,Vmpnee WIN IN days the Executor reserves the
nt 20 resell u nek and cost Of defaulting purchaser
anSG pubic notice Of such resale 81 some news
. -. "-a'hs q. S3lA * i WALTER.
HesSecasor xstsss of Wnhsanins EicSler: decessed.
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CUMBERLAND On Wednesday, January Sd lRsS
At z; m, ELIZABETH. wife Of John Cum beriand
Her funeral win be from St. Stephens church. ut n
respectfully invited to attend
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JANUARY DRAWING,

], go Prizes. mo IN
tickets, Sl0O. 49,
Remit mo1sy or bank drsft n letas. O. esnA b. OK.
LUST OFFICE ORDER OrdGs of s and upvasd 81
tor u BOAkDHXI. Cour1sr.Josxnsi 6aildis1 Io1i1
14llaL Ky. 9lsSnSfH :
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$50. 600 FOR go
FIFTY-S ECOND
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING


NUEAUNWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.,
IN the city of I.nE isyile. on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 81.
ines drawings occur the last day of each month
(Sundays exceptsd) Repeated adjud cation by Fed
era anu State courts have placed this Com
Eans teJofld tie controversy Of the law
10 this Company belongs the sole honor Of
naSinx lnauxufated the only plan by which
tneir Cravings are proven honest and fair beyond
nnd reserve fant head carefully the Of prizes Tor
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TuF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Name.

Tie following are tile opening an closing "a,
q the New York stock Market to- ly AZ renorinf
tyspectal wire 70 IL IL Dodge, So l5th street
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GENERAL 81. Y. B0YNToN Is to be the Washing.
ton correspondent OF the consolidated Cincinnati
Commercial. ana Gazette, which paper began It's
first issue to-day.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

vcti,h OF cary ii"rrlGcrca. causing Nervous De-
pHty- ffeat'Ire Decar. etc, having fri.i IN vain
every known r-neGy. has discovered a si,prle mans
OF sill cIre, when he send free 70 hi. fellow
Ne" 1NEA- LIS IL, thu a6m
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BROS, Aucuoneers.

Fri 1.-S. eA'E OE Ten HORSES AND TEN
IO< COMPANY. On SATURDAY MORNING,
JANUARY SIX II, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK,
Will sell at the Herd C Phston Company's sta
bes. 10Th AID r. streets northwest tea Horses and
ten Texas Ponies. sale peremptory, and a good
Glance for pur, haserp ta4-3t
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COMMISSIONS were issued to-day TO E W. Davis.
postmaster at vicksvIlle, Va, and to B. +. Smith,
son. OF Alibone. Nd. the latter being Q new
Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-04

EASH FEET. FTC. DAILY WALKS IN THE
Open air and sun> hine oxygvniZ. and decarbcnzs
0f !eti tior lighy PronCtin NJ health and longevity
anu Dr. WHITES tw,n -one consecutive Years III
oncceseiui practice N Washington. D. c. enables
CiIb ami iNerted Nails, FIoet Bite Vascular Exr-
cenceS, etc, ETC Refers T. the eminent pysi-
Gians ZIG surgeons biz CbirOFcsiixl es.Sbi Ehment
~ EN- ave- OPP Wizards Hotel is Iatronized BY
tle elite OF the word. Ch;ce EourH IN. to q D. M
(Si,ndass 10 to Pin Office Zee Il per visit ms
FyNHR CSDs RESIGNED HAS RESUMED HIS
II office houLs in WashinEton. at 1909 Pennsylvania
avenue, ever Netnesday. fro5u l to p. III. GEO.
EEUiING, VI. D.. Surgeon in charge Of Maryland
Rye and f.ar 1nfTmary. baltimore, Md o5-3n
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Mo CURE NO PAY.-wHITEHURsTS CEDAR
1NbALSAM ID warranted 70 cure Coughs. Colds.
Group Throat an Lung Diseases, Six drops doee
IryM not satisfied return empty bottle and ret
your money back Sold by all druggists' Price NC.
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DEAD! RAD.

DIR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS
Serta.n rure Tor al Urinary Diseases ImOtenry elect
SSI.ll,-,s ~ GC2orrtara cured in a bours VIM
B. ENINISlE'S, i2tn street aud Penn .yIyanIa
oNenue h Price s. Ier bOx aent by mai rnder
seal en- receipt OF price. all
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Il If you have failed receive prorer sreatmen.in
Gases Of Chronic Diseases such Heart Disease XII
nsy c. la-nt Nervous Debility Irnpot.ncy or Pr.
nature Decay Seminal " eakness, Dyspepsia Nervous
excnbilty &c send two stamps tor ousstious Tor
Eel examination and book
THE LAWS OF LIFE HEArrH~
seCItss StSIetary Medical and Surgical Institute.
u LAT IN No..
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rJ,Hos. E. wAG6AMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTFFS' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 44S Fl STREET NORTHWEST.
~ virtue of deed II trust, dated December 18th.
ISo and recorded in 1iber 1908, folio l54 ct seu Of
tn and records of the District of Columbia and
t quest OF ta party secured thereby. will SELL
LIplc auction IL front of he premises, MONDAY,
j HE III TENTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1888, AT
In the city OF Washington in the District of Columbia
an Known as lot numbered 7, in Stewart Burch's
nlgns consisting Of good frame dweins-house. &c.
efins OF sal: One -thrd of the purchase money in
cash and the residue in two equal instslnents ut
AID two years from day of SALE with interest per
cent Ter ahhuf eayale semI- nually secursd to the
OF the Trustees. or all cash. at the option
OF te purchaser II terms Of sale not comp led
VIZ. ~ithln ten days TIE Trustees the right
resell the property the risk and the defaung
purchaser depCsit of 800 will be required when bid
of purchaser
THOS. Is. WAGGAMAN,l r,,.
u
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| THOS. Is. wAGGAMAN1 r-.
| ja4 -eoN,,ls JOHN W. PILIINCI Trustees

7 II DUNL1NU, AuctlOneer.
| FINE COUPE HORSE AND OTHER HORSES AT
| AUCTION
| On SATURDAY. JANUARY SIXTH. 1883, at
| TWELVE O'CLOCK. Ill front Of my auction rooms. \
| good chance to buy. j3-3t
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Gias< - % Pear opera EEdPIEK'S ihc jf ticauI
Una Cfh's.t ~ 4 eifisy iai.G :Ncl!Iie- us
Aplks. or VIVA. ,,,.-
To suffer with BEnsns. &hen by ca ling CT Ms Dr.
Seinines urge'n CA.rs.iocist, you can have them
OF "ashIiit'ii. New 1ors 6nd Boston. ~ iI!v been
treated .; heF cfce in ad cities Mrs Sc,,.nes has
had nita:n years of succe-of III practise.
keiiatre Testimonials IF eXJra0rl ran '.
mad at office. SOL, aud 18th streets northwest
over florists.
Office hou.s 9 to 5 pm. or later by apnoiut
AeHt =
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HSNAHL;iryHt 1 X WEALTH - HlapR; =, G. WEST:

ukAlLH IS WEALTH DIR. f.. G.. VESTS
~ NEtNt AND BRAIN TREATMENT: A specific
70, HI.;eria, Dizziness, Conyusons, Nervous Head
acne, Nenta Depression, Loss of Memory Sper,nasor-
liza Iulotency. Involuntary Emissions; Premature
5pdnst,oe which leads TO misery. decay and death.
One T VIII cure receI;. Each box contsins Ons
month. treatment One dollar box. six boxes for
I've oOiiars sent by mail rTeiaid receipt of erica
We guarantee SIX boxes to With
Srder received by US for SIX boxes, accompanied with
nSe cosTs we viii send the purchaser written
antee u retGrn thu money ii the treatent does not
Snee1 em.e- Guarantees Issued 10y STOrT GROIN
,MELi- $40 fernsylyania avenue, WASHINGTON ID. c..
aseana Retail Akenta 70 whom ali orders shsud
1t auurs-SHou-
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The Dashaway Reform club, at its annual meet
ldent, DR.. Frank T. Howe; vice PRESIDENT, Judge
j. j. Weed; secretary, ThoS L. Miller; assistant
secretary, w. I. Mockabee; treasurer, j. II. Hill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-04

MISUNDERSTANDING on is at the National
The Malagassy ENJOYS viii leave England for
this city next Monday.-Hugh Hastings, pro-
pr1etor and editor OF the New York Commercial
Advertiser, Is at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dwight and Tsang Hoy, OF the Chinese legation.
were registered In New York last evening.-Ex-
Representative Myers, OF Indiana, who has been
elected secretary OF state Of that state Is In the
city on short visit =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-04


HESEf ID Mcdaniel. the Democratic
nominee, hs< been elected Governor a
Seorg1a- there Vas no cpposnion-
IT has been officially announced that
the British Government = IA favor Or -.
sistins ernisrants from ireland-
I AGENT Wncox reported the Rangers
towering near the san Carlos Agency On
the .fth watching chance 70 surprise the
In'iinn<- He vas afraid that his Indians
could not - persuaded = remain On the d.
fensive and await Az attack. Secretary
Taller had nc<i6ed thc War Department
and troops were % b sent % preserve The
peare-
JANSER, the director q the Ring
Theafer. AZ Vienna, Austria. az the time ~
the disaster By which hundreds q lives
we're lot, has ben pardcned, after <erv-
Ing half the term for which ~ vas sen
fenced
The death 81 ex-Surceon- General
Palmer. Or The United States Navy. g.
CURED g bis residence in Washington On
the 18th.
THREE Of the tramp dc<peradoes cap
tured q the bridge eight = Brsinerd, MINI.
tne osher 80 have troken 5sn.
The eight-hour labor bill and the bin
making il = misdemeanor 70 treat q intoxi-
cant< have ben defeated IL ths Penn<xI-
wanna Legislature.
60, - - .~..--- ,,-,x.x<.. wv. -
80 dv;,- ~.,-r..-,ssss~s ..-,s--.- .---- NO.
~. ,s..+ 49, 5,-. ''-'- y. ~
t;v.,sn. \. y. 10 49, $500 ~
F.rrv 1..nrs.~n .cr.s - -. 49,.
- w;..o,.-; rsa;.r ,..,,. \. 49, M
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-04

DENVER. COfo. April -.
AZ Como. Colo, terrible wind and znow
storm bcran night before Inst. nnd rnrcd All
day yesterday. Tho wind n times reached
velocity Of sixty miles pr hour. Chimneys
and stovepipcs have been blown down IN vari-
Gus parts o. the town. "A large two-story
building nearly completed was blown % the
ground Tho printers In the HeIdIivhf once
were Obliged % suspend work FOR fear the
twostory building IN which they are situated
would also b Frustrated By the gale. the
South Park passenger train. which LEFT
LeadvfIle yesterday morning. was blown
from the track and the baggage
car and three coaches turned over
on their side, about mile west Or Como.
number or la.iies and children were aboard
One child was injured rliRhtIy. and several
train men received scratches and bruises. but
no one was badly hurt. A special was sent
from Como. and tho passengers we're brought
here Travel on the south Park
Road has been suspended tnl the storm abatcs.
Tho snow 4 drifting badly. but VIII not inter
fcrc with The movements Or trains when tne
wind ceases. Residents IN tho park eay this
= ne most severe storm ever known ~ this
1E41D8
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=. - ,.., " 60. -.
.--.,- .--. s-..- -..-.., !,
80 =. t>- ~t-'-
s--,s- $500 u.n 4 ~
c.r,ros. - S~...,, r-,,5.. ~ y,
~, ~------s ~
- " ..~ ~ 49,. ~. ' IA. .'.s. W.
T-..-S rs-.- n 'l'' ~
<.o @-.' ~ ~
e~-rrses \. am.-;s. rr.c,.. W. 49,. ~.
ti.ne5 IL mari xr,.,..~ f-..,,. = h~.,,.h
a. ~. R.rr n r,-i.,l wi 49,, 1890.
en.l MA h.a . sr,-r;.l --.~3 -. -..,,.
elation- rersrdinc mur.i-r< n Ireland h.i
b.,e. ms.,. ~ ,,<;-....~s 4. r.,'.'.s-h-..
ian.
II 4 rcporfej that Lynch. the an
proxe~. .r5 a.. o<he~. -. s.,, - -.
land <ome weeks 80 fror S-x yort ~ |.
committee 81 the Fenian hrorherhooi.
o,Donovan Ro<~. bcinr oDe N ~ co,o.
mittee.
TrxorHr KELLY. The ALLEGED Phoenix
Park murderer. IN who's. ca<e the inv
failed 70 agree the other dav was again
rl.r..a 80 80, q. ~. -, -. ., -.-...
81 Feathcr<tone. one 81 the alleged ixna.
mite con<pirafors, was Edmond O'Brisn
Kennedy. Il was believed he had turned
informer.
~ - SINCLAIR. bookkeeper. and L.
b Halliday, salesman for the -four firm ~
Lang, Robinson & Co. were reported 10
have ded from New York the other day A.
ter appropriating considerable Of the firms
ca<h % their own nse.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-04

Two missionaries q The Presbyterian
Chnrch. named Chapman ana Renny. were
drowned few days 40 % 10 northwest
coast q British Columbia.
II : saloon row = Cedar Rapids.
Iowa, tho other day Wensel KIrchmer. .
Bohemian. was struck heavy blow a Tie
temple and died he next morning. Charles
Fraser No arres>ed FOR the dscd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-04

The sudden and remarkable illness ~ tho
aell.known banker. Thomas Coleman. and
his uifr. Of Lafayette. was recently an
nounr<>l II was believed by his phyxi-
clans that TIE medicine had been tampcrei
with. and that along with the Quinine cap
sulc< Vas I notable quantity III strychninc.
Now il Is known that this was true, and
thar the poison was put in the medicine By
Mr.. Colcman's son George. young man
probably thirty years old. and 81 proii-
gate disposition. He could not b. found.
having len the city when his crime was
known % have been discovered Mr.. Cole
man 4 . man Of considerable property.
and the only cause assigned for the horri-
be crime Of bis son was desire % obtain
his share u the estate. although Il i BE-
iieved that be Is mentally derangcd- Mr.
coleman. under the sklliinl treatment "a
AZ physicians has recovered, but ~ wife
| vas very low. ana might NOS survive the
shock. Inc young man who IN disgrace
ms ned !nr city, y y said figured n
t.ss.'...'r '."s-e.'on ~" ts@'~ ago.
."r NO. w 'ne nope y securing
''''''t ~ s''''is -
Indian, Items.
AMH 4IIIIXMXIt|LI< XTXIu QUOTATIONS. UT|t
Nheat-No. : Red. S1.0Qal.sGh. Corn
No. ,. az1Tx;r. Oats-f3afic. The Gin
cinnati quotations arc. Whsat-No. : Red.
Sl.lNaI.ll. CorD--No. ,. 5Da6.c. oats
:--So- ;. i7Gl.sc. kye-No. :. ,sfas>;c.
BarIex-No. ! fall. gtx9..s ~
remarkable scene occurred u .Ier,cho
xchool-hou<e. ~ Van R,r., T.wrsh;r
shelby county. /. frw ..x.n;rvr .;,... 7...r,
~ public en,ert.inmrnt' ~ ,xhi.h ~.
feature III the programme un< voting ~
album a. The preftie<. .irl. There ,x.r.. r,so
competitors. ana The voting 49, - cio<e
thar the manager determined ~ -ix. an
album a. each one. when III called Mis-
--. 4 Jealous miss behind her made =
<ncerin- remark. when the prrtrir<r girl
turned round and dealt her blow between
the eyes Al this they clinch..I. ana for a
few moments the air was fnll ~ ribl.nnx
and things. The affair game near causing
q general fight
n r..,.rr 49,. =. x.r,.~~ ,v..,.,
conn.x. a..<-r,x,.., 49,. 49, ..-.......','-
ana 4 ~rreh,,s. 49, ,-.,,,..,,- W r-..,.
and +. q. Hopkins. The property ~ vi.
nei AZ $1,000. and the insurance -
$1,000
N. r.~x;,r+o, 80 c.r,., w. ..,...
nirht 4 ,xhol.l,,. h,,~r,.rr ,,.,r 49,.
Four - ~. -r,-.. 800, ~.i,,,.,. -, ~.
po<t-o.,ice 49,. rn,.r.a N, ,t;-,.. .,..1
number IL pn~.a.e x+,mn- .,,5 \ i.r.... -,.,..
IL money were f.,.r IT,. il. ..,..,.,
~ the ,,err..--,-.,-.
Workmen NV. for some time ~. ,...n
engaged IN dsrrinr ~ b.,rin.- n VII 80 nv.
x-t,,..-~x. T. ...~,..t pm.. .-
about fifteen miles eat of Huntington. AZ
: depth 81 my fe-t they struck pnre rrnn,.c
rock, and although they have reached I
depth " three hundred feet they have nor
passed through this strata. Tie first stone
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-04

~. = - 80 -
-- - 80 oean-
@"t8 vintage, Com-
pirteiy ue~froyed-Two Hundred Dwell
inc~ Dcnoli>ncd 81 a. wt.., <,
- LIZ. s.sa ..,n.
1870. 's<"s-
~ .'"e' '-e"'''r-'
MN ORLEANS. "a. Aprn e.
a wes<on. Mrs.. special says: A fr,rhtfn,
cyclone passs..! over wr.<on and AZ. t.,xn NJ
feaurcrani. 4 mile above. al.o,., fonr o.,',.'r
this Afternoon Ihr u,n1 t... Nv. ,..., ", M
Jays has been blowinr 1 ra,.. NH low.r,.,
c.n.,.i< Indicated !. .,....,. ~. .. -
known <..ne minutes h..,or,. n .,r,'.. n, .''..
rumh.inr sounds. .<in.io.<- N, a..ll,,,r4 s,.t
inr With x..,l..s.. MA MAN., ,.,,..,,.r..,,,
Thought ii 49, ..,,h..,.t.. ~. ,h,,.,.
roar..l. the ll.hfnln, ,,.4h..i NM .,'.,n..,'.
forcr ana vivi.ine<~ F.nc.- ,r.r,. ,o,,, .,.,.,
and trrs which hai stood the storms ~ x.a,4
were npnooted ana east 4 hundred san,.
away. EaSf of she railroad. III w.~~on. ~.
damage was light. bur IN the western portion
81 the town the destruction Nj. art,,i NJ ~
character A. soon a. the storm NM some
what ahatcd and people began ~ look alo,,t
loud r,cals II church l..lI~ rang ont p.onl.'
were <cen running III ali directions toward
West Wes<on. The rain III the meantime
was pouring down ia torrents Reaching
Peach Orchard street an understandable scene
was Witnessed. This street A. lined with 4
large number ~ houses ~ which the opera
ust< o. the Mississippi Mills ARE dplnieed.
nna here me Ereate<f destruction occurred.
reopic were ~rrn on n'i stir- <pniint. md the
EroAn~ ~ the wounded bcnt ath the ruins were
Psuecty appalling
DWELLINGS WE'RE r"H> r" >roMa
pine forest iust beyond was blown out o.
s ~, .',.1. ~ ~orH ~ ''mys'ns rs dead
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-04

IN the southern part 81 the ChOcfau
country. the other day. United States Mar
shal D. p. Lyman was surprised and muir
dered by desperadoes who were bent on
rcscuinc some men under arrest
The body o. Maggie Hcnneke. who
mysteriou<ly disappeared from Milwaukee,
Wis, October 18th, and FOR whom dilixenf
search had been made in different parts 81
tie country since, was found IN tie river
- Milwaukee few days ago.
AT > fire IN Sacramento, Cal. the
other morning several persons were killed
and twelve wounded By the fail 81 Z roof
A FIRE It Aurelia. Iowa. the other
morning destroyed twenty-five buildings.
che estimated loss being near <100,0oo. Al
most the entire business portion offhe town
vas swept away and several persons had
marrow escapes from death.
NEw ORLEANS, La. had double
murder on the I'd. a negro killed Police
man John Coffey, and another policeman
killed the negro.
IN Laperucca. Leon. Spain, an ex-
plosion IN : dynamite factory recently
killed seven men,
The other night O Brien's circus was
attacked By : mob with pistols and guns
e Dover, Del, and bloody frht ensued.
Many o. The circus men were wounded:
several probably fatally One Of the pro
prietors, Charles Henderson, was shot in
the eye and would die.
CAPTAIN DAVIS. Of the Memphis
(Tenn-) 6re department. vas killed bv
falling wall q : Dire In that city the other
might. Pipeman McNanus had his HID dis-
located and Was otherwise injured, but
would recover.
WYATT BANKS, colored, an accom-
plice II the murder ~ Ada. wyser, the
Robertson County jailer, wss publicly exc
cufed - Franklin. Tex. On TIE "a.
MATT LEWIS. convicted for the third
Cine q s. Louis, No.. o. The murder Of his
wife II October, 1s76 has been sentenced %
y hanged June 8
THERE wore additional reports Of
damage by the Mississippi cyclone receivcd
On the I'D. AZ Wesson thirteen people were
killed and sixty wounded; q Beaurexard
twenty-thres wero killed and ninety
wounded. Twenty-seven houses inWe<son
we're destroyed Beauregard was almost
entirely swept away. On the Matches &
Columbus Railroad The town or TiIlman
was destroyed and several persons were
KILLED and wounded. On ne yfcksburR 4
Meridian Railroad ths town Of Lawrcnce
suffered terribly. Reports from other
places and the country show that the storm
49, widespread and destructive ana &C.
esnded into Southern Georgia and Louis
Sana, WHARF 4 was also attended with large
los a Life end properly.
NEWS has just been received that
L. Minas, between Nenevitas and Puerte
Principe, Cuba, 49, almost entirely g.
etroyed " Ore O the I1th inst, two hun
4rsd buildings, including church, being
eestroyed- Many families were Len dssti-
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-12
An Instant Remedy for Poisoning.

If person swallows any poison
whatever, or has fallen into convul-
sions from having overloaded his
stomach, an instantaneous remedy is
heaping teaspoonful of common salt
and as much ground mustard stirred
rapidly in teacnpful of water, warm
or cold, and swallowed instantly. 1t
is scarcely down before it begins to
come up, bringing with it the re-.
naming contents of the stomach;
and lest there be any remnant of poi
son, however, let the white of an egg
or teacup OF strong coffee be swal-
lowed as soon as the stomach is quiet,
because these very common articles
nullify large number of virulent
poisons.
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Grit Rewarded.

The Mountain Girl mine, on Warm
Spring creek, which is owned by
Mitchell Brothers and Mcdonald, was
last year leased by Habershaw &
Cary, who opened up the Elkhorn
mine. They ran tunnel and took
out y tons of ore, which they sold
to the Philadelphia Co.'S smelter and
abandoned the lease, believing the
mine was dug out. The owners re-
turned this spring, and having faith in
the mine started work OH it for them
selves, and last week they struck IA
body of ore and ledge matter three
feet wide, which is improving each
shift.
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The FOURTH IN ATLANTA.
Tender AtlantianS -Au Enthusiastic
Celebration and Well Attended Ball.

Major Frank p. Cavanah SAYS that
the Fourth of July was celebrated at
Atlanta in a most enthusiastic man
ner. There was a picnic, which was
attended by 10 children: 50 of which
were born in Atlanta. Major Petit
was Marshal of the Day, Captain Ban
ter, Superintendent Of the Leonora,
read the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, Rev. MIR. Sullens was chaplain,
and Judge Barnhart read an original
poem. Major Cavanah was called on
for all Grafton, but he respe ctfully de-
clined--much to the relief of the
multitude.
In the evening there was a grand
ball in Furley's store, which was at
tended by about 80 ladies.
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ATLANTA.
The Camp Enjoying a Small Boom-oOO
Men at WUrk-1hc Atlanta Mine.

Major w. II. Petit. Superinten
dent of the Atlanta Mining Com
pany, who came down day before yes.
terday, reports that Atlanta is enjoy
ing quite boom in small way. There
are probably 200 men at work in
town and in the immediate vicinity,
two mills of ~ stamps each are going
up and good deal of building is
going on. "A new store and three
new saloons have been started. Half
dozen women Of the town have come
Utmost OF them on horseback and
in mems clothes. Four banking games
run all day, and unintcrruptelly from
saturday morning till Monday night.
The Atlanta or Monarch mine. of
which Major Petit is Superintendent
and part owner, is opening up splen.
didly, the ore chimney found above
having been cut on the 800 and 400
levels. From the surface to the 200
foot level this mine yielded Il 100000
of tirst.class ore, 1000 tons of which
sold in Omaha for 81 900 per ton. At
present, in addition to the low grade
ore reserves in the upper levels, there
is large body Of ore in the three
lower levels, and the vein, which is
not less than 50 feet wide at any
point, is over so feet wide in places.
The Shaft is large, fine, three-com-
partment shaft, patterned after the
largest Comstock shafts.
Major Petit will return home in
day or two.