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The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-03-31
H.IL-s VEGETABLE srcr11Ax Ha1a

HaLLs VEGETABLE SIcIIIAN HAIR
REVIEWER IS a scientific combination
of some of the most powerful restora-
tive agsnts in the vegetable kingdom
1t restores gray hair to its original
color. 1t makes the scalp white and
clean. 1t cures dandruff and humors,
and falling-out of the hair 1t furnishes
the nutritive principle by which the
hair is nourished and supported. It
makes the hair moist, soft and glossy,
and is unsurpassed as hair dressing.
1t is the most economical preparation
ever offered to the public, as its effects
remain a long time, making only an
occasional application necessary. 1t is
recommended and used by eminent
medical men, and officially endorsed by
the State Assayer of Massachusetts,.
The popularity OF Halls Hair Renewer
has increased with the test of many
years, both in this country and in
foreign lands, and it is now known and
used in all the civilized countries OF
the world.
For sale by all dealers. !
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EXPLANATION.

Three of the greatest remedies on earth
DR.. Gaff s Mountain Sage Bitters cures
rheumatism, biliousness, dyspepsia, liver
and kidney complaints
DIR. Gaff's Compound Syrup of Mountain
Sage will positively stop the worst cough
in from five to ten doses.
DIR. Gaff's Renewal of Life is powerful
lniment, and will stop the most e1cruciat-
ing pain in twenty minutes. Beecher & Co.,
wholesale agents, Canon, Colorado.
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Renne's Nervine is not nasty, sticky
liniment that will soil the clothing, but
clean, safe, and efficacions Give il to your
children for Group, whooping cough, or
bowel complaint. Use it yourself; give it
to thy hand maid, thy servant, the OK, the
ass, and all that be within thy gates, that
all may be glad and free from pain.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-03-31

STILL IN THE yAN.-The efforts of other
kinds of soda to attain the magnificent pop
ularity in which DeLand's brands are held
is flat failure. DeI.aud's goods continue
to lead all others in public esteem.
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A Fearful Storm

Has just passed over us, and those who
suffered from its effects have entirely recov-
cred by using DIR. Gaff's Mountain Sage
Bitters- They got it of Beecher & Co.
wholesale agents, Cafion, Colorado.
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Farmers and others desiring gentecl
lucrative agency business, by which So TO
so a day can be earned, send address at
once, on postal. to II. C. Wilkinson & Co.,
1875 and 1877 Fulton street, New York.
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The Pail Mall Gazctte,s Dublin corres-
pondens says the person referred to as
Number One by Carey in the conspiracy
trials is known to be in Mexico, beyond the
reach of English authorities.
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DR.. Gaffi s celebrated Mountain Sage rem
edies for sale by all druggists.
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Are you troubled with Sick Headache 2
If so, use Leis' Dandelion Tonic 1t will
permanently cure you. For sale by Beeehcr
q Co., Canon City, Colorado. az
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Senator and Mrs. Tabor may be expect
ed in Denver during the latter part of this
weel-
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Belief is growing that the attack OF
Lady Florence Dixie was hoax.
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KANSAS CITY, june Z, 1851.
LEIs CHEMICAL MASsF'G Co., Lawrence,
KANSAS:
1 have tried Leis' Dandelion Tonic, and
bear cheerful testimony to its value for per-
sons engaged in Office work for livelihood.
Some of my acquaintances have also re-
ccivcd great benefit from its use, and cor
daily recommend it. Truly yours,
u. E. CORNELL
For sale by Beeeher & Co. az
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mlSCELLANEOUs.
Model Fruit Store .

Confectionery. cigars, tobacco, ruc cutlery.
and mecrschaum goods. Apples ir great
variety. For the holidays ! viii display a
nne variety OF fruits. nuts and candles. 800
dosen California orangrs-5 dozen for u. large
30 cents per dozen. bananas. 20 cents per
dozen. Valencia. IS cents per dorep, lmpc-
rial. very nue. 81 per dozen. Figs. Mexican
pinon and Texas pecan nuts. Candies. fresh
opera house carnmcls. Lemons--s dozen for
sf--t0 cents pcr dozen, extra. 50 cents. These
prices for dozen only. Respectfully,
n. GALEAZZI.
P.S.-Posiuvsly don't handle coal oil or
improper goods.
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DIR. Gaff s celebrated Mountain Sage rem
edies for sale by all druggists.
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KANSAS CRY, june :, 1Ss1.

DIR. Gaff's celebrated Mountain Sage rem
edies for sale by all druggists.
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DIR E c. wEsrss NERVE Iso RR!,rs TRsAIrEsT, a
Hystef1n DIZZINESS, Consuions
rita Nervoss Neuralgia Headaehe. Nervous Hr2str,-
t.on l,si by the use alcohol tobacco. WaEefri
ness Mental Depression sofenins OF the Hran result
I'M, in Insanity and leading to misery. dec-y and dsah
Premature Old Age BaTenness Loss OF Power N eithsr
of the brain self inu,gence
One will Each box contains ne
dollar box, six boxes itye
dollars. mail prepaid receipt Of price Neuar-
antee o With each orser re
cefved for accompanied with Ave doars We
written guarantee to refund
money treatment does not effect cure euarntees
issued ony JoHS A~GLUa & Co. Druggists. penye5
Col. Orders by mail at regular prices
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For sale by Beccher & Co. az
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Buffalo Bill will the coming summer en-
gnge in n now enterprise, In company
with DR.. Carver, Captain Bogaryius, Oklo-
hama Payne and Major North, he win give
y show q: Wild Western Life" The CON.
bination ID now osganixing At North Platte,
Ncbuska. Two hundred Sioux and Paw.
ncc Indians, McxicnnA cowboys, 40 ponies,
bufYalocs, elk and other western animals
win form part of the show, which will
be given In fields md parks, large enough
to permit Of tho illustrative performances
that will form part Of thu shows attrsc-
tion.
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND EPACIFIC R'Y

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND EPAClPlC RI
sy the ssntrSi ,esssien Of e. line. eoaassss We
rsss pas.ssfsrs withsas & shsnss e ssss ssswssn
.wcrth. Atchison. Minneapolis and ak PAUL. II
hines of road between ths Aiisnlio and tkc 1ssias
cent. bsiaG cosupossd q Noss 6oaforsabls osd
DeAutifnl Day Coaahqs. Magntdcsns Hogtsn ns-
oleepin9 Cers. and The Heat Line ef Rintns Cars
IN the World. Three TrAtns bstWeeu C1tqako Asd
ssss saa &issasssiis sad 3. Sssi. "a 'ss Ssssss
"AlngaT LA @oOT9."
hee, has rscsnfIy bssss ossnSd bstwsen Hsshnon1.
Norfolk Newport News, Chat auooga. Atlanta. Au~
gueta. Naahvths, touisvills, LexiaGtoA. GEeinns5
Ypdisnspeli3 s1a LaS.y ss:e. sad osss6s. MisssS0.
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The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-03-31

Piano moving with ra,cn, Trucks.
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For sale by all dealers.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

EIEIx--a gecd girl wanted at Pauls & Bald
" wins 9tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DEALER IN COAL.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-01
HOTELS.
The Leading Hotel of Carson

an ELEGANT BRICK STRUC-
"A swe. capable OF accOmmoda
Toe guests. Two minnCes' walk from
tire depot Provided with all the mod
ern improvements The cuisine is un.
der the management Of experienced
cooks aad Is not sufpassed in the state.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-01
PURE, FRESH MILK,

Morning and evening. Ny increase in
patronage of over SEQ per cent, within q
year is "a worthy recommend to those
who have not yet given me a trial.
I have twenty tons of A No. second
crop Alfalfa Hay, which l will sell
cheap for cash,
de5- J. W. DUFFY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
FRAGMENTS or WESrERy NEWS.

DECLINING TO SURRENDER PRANK JAMES
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Feb. She Governor
has declined 10 deliver" Franz" James upon rcqusl
ton from the Governor of Minnesota t. the
charge Of murder In connection with the NOrthfc.i
1ank robbery. Cow Crttcudcn states that he
cannot deliver the pr To other state uut after
the dspOuil II the indictments pending against him.
A TELLER RUINED BY sPEOULATIONs.
ST. LOUIS, Fen. S.-Oby h. Owen, the default
ing teller the Third NatO al Sank - his city.
arrnigncd in the United states Court to-day and
pleaded guilty. His counsel read statement IN which
owen confessed that he DccnAc involved In grain and
cotton spcculatOns. Sentence deferred for two
weeks.
A CONsERVATOR FOR PERRY IL. SMITHS ESTATE
CHICAGO, Feb. S.-An application has been
filed for the appointment Of cOnEcryhtO- OF the estate
Of Perry H. Smith. Inc first evidence ~ the falling or
his mental faculties during his absence IN London
last summer, when Mr. Smith prostra;cd with sud
den uess The application made at the instance or
Robert Laro, friend Of the family and Is understood
to be with h .ir concurrence.
THE WESTERN NAIL ASSOCIATION.
PITT-BURG, Penn, Feb. S.-Ihe Western
Nail Association to-day passed rcsOluo nat ter the
resumption on MOIlay tie mills VIII three weeks
only aud ucn stop for FOR night stocks reported
very light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
THE LEAGUE ISLAND NAVY YARD.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S.-The Naval Com
mission met to-day with the Councils Committee on
Commerce and Navigation and citizens interested In the
commercial and maritime affairs Of the CITY, discuss
tue proposition to abandon League Island Naval
station. Commodore Luce stated that in New-York the
citizens anxious that their Navy Yard should be
abandoned as it is considered demoralizng the
and mechanics of that por aud because the site
upon which IL stands c1ult De prOttaby employed.
Elsewhere Giles adjacent 10 Navy Yards want the sta
iOns retained ana bet these two views there is
great variety Of opinions
number OF leading citizens presented their views in
favor Of the retention Of the yard. Resolutions
adopted for the appointment Of committee twenty
one, representing the commercial, trade and maritime
interests Of the cjy for the pgrpOse Of embOdying the
views Of the citizens or Philadelphia IN formal address,
which shall be forwarded TO the commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1883.

charter, said that he doubted very much
whether anything like this could be
got through the present Legislature. " The
fact is" he sad the Mayor has certain theories of
his own which are not practical and it may be as
well TO let him how useless it is to endeayor to
carry them out ! favor some single-headed COM
missions. But there are two departments at least
of the CITY Government which should have two
heads The Police Department requires two
to make it non-parilsan. Put one
man at the head, will the -, Bureau
of Elections still attached to 1t, and polltlcs are
sure to control the Department 1t would make no
difference which party, Democratic or RepnDllcan,
had the control the result would still be the same
The Charities and Correction is another Depart
ment where two heads are required, because tnerc
is such vast deal of work t. be performed that no
one man attend to 1t. Either nothing Will he
done with the proposed amendments or they VIII be
changed in their passage through tho Legislature
that tue author will scarcely recognize them when
passed"
Several other Democratic politicians were of the
opinion that there was very little chance OF the Dill
becoming law 80
The xecutiye Committee of the Municipal So
ciety held session last night for the first time IN
%aGy ma months John John f. Sherwood t6G ne
he replied; therefore l cannot speak about it.
do not see that we can get much better city gov
present state of affairs. | think Mayor Edison.
though am not acquainted with him. Will make
good Mayor"
appointments OF a Police Commissioner aud two
Police Justicesi'
d" As there does not seem TO be much work for the
Municipal Society TO do now, we have
not held any meetings for some time;
| think. however. that those were bad
appointments. but suppose that after the Mayor
has paid OIL hi political debts he will do better. he
newspapers found fault with Mayor Grace at the
beginning of his term, but he proved II
be Independent man and good
Mayor. / am IN hopes Mayor Edison will
prove equally acceptable On the whole, | think
New-YorK is we'll governed now. | favored the
citizens ticket IN the last election, but a society
we did not take any part"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
WHAT is THOUGHT IN ALBANY.

IFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIDUSE.l
ALBANY, Feb. S.-lhe long-expccted new charter
for the city of New-York was presented TO the Leg
islature to-day by Assembyman VI. c. Murphy, the
chairman of the Committee on Cities of the Assem-
bly,. Political considerations will. Of course,
govern the Legislature in considering the
charter. leading Democratic politician
here. one of the several persons forming
Governor Clevelands kitchen cabinet" said to
HE TRIBUNE correspondent lately Mayor Ed
son has greatly prjudiced his chances of oh aiming
the auhonty 10 name al the heads OF the New
York departments 10y his appointment of Sidney F.
Nichols As Police Commissioner The people of the
State will not stand those kind Of appointments aud
tine Democratic party is not willing TO assume re-
sponsibilty Tor them"
There Is thus n possibility that the
char er may. be rejected, either by the
Democratic Legislature by Governor
Cleveland IN consequence of the power il gives 10
Mayor Edison. Much opposition to the chart t'r may
also be expected from New York departments.
They are satisfied with their present condition Of
affairs Moreover through their enormous salary
list they have the power TO rIIss n largo "corrup-
ton fund q use In prevent IT. passage The char
ter was brought here by Mayor Edson', private
secretary, Mr. Grant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
INSURANCE IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUyE.I

Boston, Feb. S.-The Insurance Commits
soner has presented to the Legislature a summary
OF the financial condition of all the Are and marine
surance companies authorized TO transact business in
massachusetts, The aggregates for the Massachusetts
mutual fire Insurance companies follows: Cash
assets $6,s59.676; premium notes. 1881 $50; nab
ues' including unearned premiums, S3.00J,669. The
mutual marine insurance companies show the following
totals: Gross assets. S1441 615 liabilities including
unearned premiums, 1897 061 surplus regards policy
nolders, $llO4,55I The Joint stock insurance COM
panics have cash capital 7O7 POO assets amount
Ing to Si34S6 800 liabilities including unearned prem
unl5 or S4,O9O,o7O, and surplus regards policy
hoders OF $685. 100 The aggregates Of the insurance
companies OF other states doing business In Massachu
sett. are: Ca3h capital, $l4.0j6,I00 gross assets
$i27l3I157; liabilities including unearned premiums,
surplus az regards policy y-hOders,
$o60Ol, ,3OS. The United States branches OF foreign
companies represent assets IN the United States OF
S3Z,|li37O; liabilities amounting to $16772S S45, and
surplus as regards pOlicy-IOders OF $l5,971 ,531
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
TELLGRAPHIC NOTES.
TIE cENsrs OF PRnv1nENcI


Providence, Il. l., cb The census of this
CITY taken by order Of the city comp,ed to-day
total population IA lG1G1-a gain since the census OF lsoO
Of li,-9S
SCRANTON, Penn. Feb. S.-Jamcs COuncrs was
,clcd of murder the second degree today son.
aud eight months IN the Eastern Pen
ientaiy.
ANXIOUS TO CLOSE PoLIcYSHoPs
Boston, Fet S.-Ah attempt To suppress the
game OF poc, this city Is being made BY TIE police
Instance OF the aud order League various shops
10 day either closed b. working suueptiuOusy.
TIE SHIP PARKFIELD FILLED WITH WATER.
MA,mNGrON. Feb. S.-Ihr signal station at
Little Egg abor y J reports that the ship Pafkteld has
feet OF water IN TIE hold IL If about four feet IN
tho and lies easy position. Wrecking crews
preparing To save the cargo.
AN INSURANCE. COMPANYs sOLVENCY
HARRISBURG. Penn, Feb S.-Ihe CONT to-day
refused grant the dissolution o. tho charter or
the Fidelity Mutual insurance company 0I Ehlahethtown
Attorney General the ground that the nsOl
vent
THE CAPE COD SHIP CANAL.
BOSTON Feb. S.-IWo umpanes have applied for
The aurc Of The dst attempt In sgnncant tbat tlo present
applicants are ready 20 depOh guarantee OF goodfhth
lions.
PROSECUTION FOR LIBEL.
CHELSEA w., te0 Sly Goddard. Of Ely, has
sued ~ r. Cazin late manager Of the Vermont Copper
Mr. Cain committed to the Ia default or
bond Goddard charges MAT Cain n priv ate letters has I'm
Of the Vermont Mining company aud OF the ate firm Of LILY
Goddard q Cnzin.
TRANsFER OF THE REVENUE MARINE OFFICE.
SAN RANCISCO, Feb. Sat special meeting Of
the Francisco Chamber OF this afternoon
Resolution adopted nstuctng the Senators and Repre-
sentatyes from California oppose AS detrimental the
Marine and other branches Of the Treasury TO tho
Navy DeDartmsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
PARNELL AND THE IRISH PARTY.

DUBLIN, Feb. s.-Mr. Parnell, in COM
mULicaon asking the attendance OF the Irish members
OF the House Of Commons at the opening OF Parliament
next week. says that events OF the greatest importance
to Ireland will be discussed preliminary meeting Of
the party Will be ncld the ith decide upon
liuc Of action during tle session. Mr.. Parne depre-
Gates fhc election Of member from County Mayo who
will refuse to take his seat II the time comes for the
Irish tmbcrs retire the House Of Commons no
saws, they D1ld do 80 m bJiy Ho earnestly advO-
Gated the al pptiJn % some Of pecIuary COM
pcn-dtion . mcuD'rs. II tdc COn4titueucies saws
90 not maze an effort Ia that direction n Will be
Obliged u consider whether he can per1eyere tho
thank task of endcayorng to keep together inde
pendent Irish party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
KILLING MS WIFE AND HIMSELF.

ST. Louis, Feb. s.-Hcnry Drccs, German
team,ter, cut his wfcs throat with razor night
and then cut his Five children slept In the Room
One OF the children took the baby ont Of the bloody bed
In which IL mother lay. changed IL dress mud then
10 sleep The cause OF the gody Is supposed have
been jealousy Louis, age eleven aroused by the
noise. and ne his father cutting his mother with
razor. Then he saw hH father spring into the air ana
fall down near the stove. Tng morning. when the Gull
drcl awOke, the floor and bed covered with blood
Louis Tcd 10 nnd the key Wit which hs father had
locked the door last night but could not and n
until nearly o'clock when OTTO Fucnh0rst. a boy,
came ami called Louis to q school with hi that
the condition Of affairs wa discovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
PRICE FOUR CENTS
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
CONGRESSIONAL AND GENERAL TOPICS.

SLOW WORK on THE TARIFF-THE MISSISSIPPI
RIVER IMPROVEMENT coMMIssIoN-THE FISH
ERY CLAUSES OF THE WASHINGTON TREATY.
The work on the Tariff in the House adj
vahces slowly. Complaint is made of Chairman
heheys management. Some Representatives
assert that the dawdling over the matter il TO
prevent the passage of the measure. The
duty on certain kinds of iron was reduced.
Three reports will probably be made by the
Mississippi River Commission. The Senate
finished the reading of the free list books
were placed on the list. The Committee on
Foreign Relations is considering PROPOSE
ton to terminate the fishery clauses of the
Treaty of Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
THE LEGAL RIGHT TO 4 PRESS FOLDER.

BosToN, Feb. S.-Judge Lowell. in the
United states Circuit Court to-day, fled his opinion in
the case Of Richard NJ Hoe and others against The
Boston Dtiiy AdcertiSer. This a motion for a pre-
liminary injunction q restrain the furta,r of
folder on printing press device mentioned In tue pat
ent ssuci 20 the plaintiffs September 10. 1872. In
a suit by these plaintiffs against one KOner, Judge
Batchford, OF NcwYOrk has decided that the patent il
yaud. The AdrertsT bought machine OF the
sOr+ OF kOhler aud are indemnlHed by them. Judge
Lowell III ms decision holds mat the publication
paper not 10 be ntcrered with account Of issue
ween the makers OF IT'D machinery, and he denies the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
PROPERTY STOLEN BY A HOTEL 7HIEE

CHICAGO, Feb. S.-The police have in GUS
tody an expert motel thief who has been committing
series Of robberes for the past weeks He gives
of william Slade and 1t Is thought that he robbed
the room OF j. H. Fleming, New-YOrk commercial tray
eiler at the Palmer House. escaping by frightening
three hotel pOrters with revolver. In his
found 925 shares Of stock in the Denver Circle Railroad,
the property o. Marshall Jewell and Thomas NJ NlchOl,
ana W onissory note made by the latter for II, 800
favor OF speaker kefer OF OhO wnch had been stolen
IRON Marshall JewclPs western agent at the Grand Pacific
II week ago some valuable Jewery aud two 0OO-mile
railroad tickets belonging to A. l.. Thaman also
found. The police are unable to idendfy the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
A STAGE COACH PARTY FROZEN

RAwLGNs, Wy, Feb S.-A coach which left
the Pacific Springs, the Sweetwater stage Line last
week. caught in the of Friday. 1t aban-
doned and the party started back foot the station
The driver ". j. Stewart, found frozen to death
standing IN the and ThOmas Scott, superintendent
OF the stage line, found standing straight up in the
snow frozen that he could He Will his
hands and feet W. " stark, passenger, has not yet
been found. They were out thre5 days aud nights.
Another driver was badly frozen. He reports two rect
O snow on the level and ne cattle starving The stage
To Fort Washake, Wy through the south Pass OF the
Rocky Mountains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Thursday, Feb. 8, 1888.
The White Star Line Steamship Company ihas sub
scrIbcd to the Cork Exhibition and offers 10 carry free
hundred tons OF American exhibits.
The Montenegrin Government has issued o circular
note to the Powers announcing rupture Of the relations
between Montenegro and Turkey the latter had
failed 10 agree to the cessOn OF territory the frontier
Prussa's motion III the Bundesrah for increase Of
the duties on timber Is constantly opposed. 1t is
thought IL will only be adopted after having been greatly
modified