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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-04
ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE HUSBAND TO HIS WIFE.

II should die before you, love,
l pray you not 10 keep
Your woe beyond the first few tears
The world will have you weep;
But say: IL make this heaven less
by moaning thus in WEAKNESS"
And plant my yiolets white and blue
Above my place Of rest,
And tend them with those dear, kind hands
have so oft caressed
And say; "rhese flowers were his last will
And for his sake watch them still"
And when the spring that so loved
Shall flush the land with life,
pray you seek my quiet grave,
But not with tears. sweet wife;
And IL the flowers in bloom shall be.
Say; 40 he sends his love TO me"
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DEMONSTRATED.

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profit selling the Pocket Manual" The most
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-04

One of the curious industries of the
country has its principal home at New
bern, N. &. This is the manufacture of
wooden platters, plates and trays. The
timber used for this purpose is supplied
by the neighboring swamps. A huge log
is rounded by a circular plane and then
put into machine which, with great
accuracy and swiftness, cuts of thin
strips OF the wood. When these strips
have boon cut into square pieces and
thoroughly dried they are made plable
by steam. In that condition they are
nodded in the shapes desired. The fac
tory is now making 100000 plates day
Chicago Journal.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-04

About forty Irish students in Phila-
delphia are trying to awaken I'M interest
in the study of the Celtic tongue. They
have formed themselves into philo.
Celtic society, and meet for study once n
week. The society was organized last
Rowan and Patrick Connolly act rs
teachers, and their work is wholly one
of love. The greater number of students
are Irish by birth, but some are Ameri-
cans. They range in age from boys of
seventeen to gray-haired men, and de-
fray all expenses by II payment of
twenty-five cents month each. The
members say that they can not expect
any material results to flow from their
studies, but are actuated solely by mo-
tives of national pride.
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OFFICE.

8
If you
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Want 20 sell carriage,
Want 10 borrow some money,
Want TO sell some town property,
Want TO find good boarding place,
: Want to sell groceries or drugs,
Want 10 sell dry goods or carpets.
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Advertising gains new customers,
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Advertising makes success easy,
Advertising bcgets confidence,
Advertising always pays,
Advertising shows pluck,
Advertising means rbiz,
Advertise or "bust,"
Advertise long,
Advertise we'll.
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Here
DILIs OF LADING for sale at lowest prices a
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-28
MINING NOTES.

There is some sign of returning life at the
Cherokee mine, near Greenville.
The Abalone mine at Cerro Gordo has
found four-foot vein of silver lesd ore.
The Quyotors mines in Pima county, A. T.,
! continue to prove encouraging to miners.
The South Spring Hill mine, near Amsdor
City, shows fine body. of quartz at Geo feet.
Prospects at Placerville and Garden VAL
ley, Ell Dorado county, are gladdening in
vestors.
The work of seeking for the big channel on
the divide near Forest Hill, Placer county, is
still going on.
The ledge of the Scorpion, West Point,
Calsveras county, is fifteen inches wide and
the ore yields $50.
A rich chrome mine has been located on
Rattlesnake mountain. about fourteen miles
from Crescent City.
A rich strike in the West Side, Cochise
county, A. T., is reported. The ore encoun-
tered is heavy galena.
All the arastras at Mill creek and Lake
canyon. Mono county. have been closed down,
on account CT accommodating ice.
A three.ounce piece Of gold was picked up
few days ago at Loving & Leavitts mine,
Elizabethtown, in Plumas county.
Reports from the Pyramid mine, says the
State Journal. are exceedingly encouraging.
An ssssy of ore at Carson gave total value
of $3.50 So.
The hydraulic mining companies at Quartz
valley, Iudisn creek, and the Orc Fino, Sis
kiyou county. are fixing up in frst.class
order, awaiting the wet season,
The new machinery st the Alaska mine at
Pike City, Sierra county, is at work, and the
work of pumping the water from the mine,
at last reports, was well under way.
Ths miners in the dry diggings, on the
klamath, are disappointed in not getting an
abundance of water before this, as they are
all ready for ground sluicirg on an extensive
scale.
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The SueZ Canal

CAIRO, November 27th.--The Government has
sent note to the Consuls of the Powers declaring
that no changes be legally made in the status Of
the Suez Canal without fresh concessions from
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PASSENGER LISTS.

DA6GErr, November 27th.-Passed here to-day, to
Oakland: John Dolbar S IN Francisco w b FOs-
ter and wife, Chicago; b. 7. Bodie, Fhiladtl Phia
NEwHALL, November 27th.-Passed here TODAY to
arrive IN San Francisco on the 2Sth: r 5 Hriggs
Oakland; p Veasey, San Franci5co: George A.
Whidden, Oakland ; Mrs. r. L. Bancroft and daugh-
ter, San Francisco B. W. Lewis and wife, New
Mexico A. J. Vile, San Francisco; o. F. Kenney,
Los Angeles Mrs. A. c. Chamberlain, Santa Ana ;
Geo. Lark, Philadelphia; J. S, Davlin and wife,
Astoria, Or; K. Mclaughlin, San joe G. Il. Wet.
more, PeasantOn, CAL; Mrs. j. n. Barrett San
Francisco c T. Partick and wife, Deming; General
p. Banning and wife, Wilmington II. White, Ben
son, A T.; +. Hess, A E. Ball, San Francisco ;
Deputy Sheriff Huber and four prisoners, Los An
geles f. Whinnen, Tombstone }. S. Evans, Oro-
vile; Mrs. X. H. Headmanter, san Francisco.
CARLIS, November 27th.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: E. G. Stone
sifer, Oakland, Cal; F. W Gross, W. J. Newman,
San Francisco Mrs NJ NJ. Utley, Milwaukee; Miss
kittie Z. Brock, Oakland, Cal; II. Grant. Wiscon-
sin NJ II. Silman, Connecticut; Mrs. b. P Moore,
San Francisco; II. n. Helmeker, Canada; Mrs. K.
II. Gurney, w. C. Furman, Chicago j. B. Martin,
California; Mrs. H. A. Cermine, Nevada D, E.
Bennett, Brooklyn, n. Y. Mrs. A. W. Hall, Boston,
Mass. I. C. Severance and wife, Los Angeles, Cal
}. Kerzel, Detroit, Mich; II. NJ. Lewie, New York
city; II. I. Elliott, York, Pa; Fl. G. Dodge, New
York CITY j. Mckenzie, Canada; B. J. Brown,
Brooklyn. n. Y; Carl White, Chicago C. d. Cow
ard, Salt Lake City Miss Mary Epting. New York
B. F. Plank Ohio 7. 4. Slater, Omaha, Neb; also
50 emigrants, including 20 males, to arrive Novem-
her 2oth
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UNDERGROUND MANIFESTATION. -
The Nevada Transcript of November 9th
furnishes the following
A Sierra county miner was running a
tunnel into mountain where he expected
to find a rich quartz ledge, when the wall
in front of him was suddenly transformed
into blaze of light, and all around him
became as bright as day. He was para
lyzed for an instant, visions of spending
the rest of his life as pampered son of
wealth flashed through his excited brain,
and he almost fell down with extreme Joy.
Then the sober second thought came to
him, and, dropping his pick, he ran wildly
toward the mouth of the tunnel as though
he expected some underground spirit to
overtake and drag him back into the COB
lin haunted bowels of the earth if he lost
second in his retreat. As he sprang into
the open air and staggered against bowl
der for support, the first thing he saw was
the laughing countenance of his fun-loving
pard, who held in his hand mirror with
which he had been rejecting the sunlight
through the dark corridor.
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ID ANCH FOR sALE.-6.o ACRES 18 ;.a.
HAY AND GRAIN.

WE HAVE N STORE TIE FINEST STOCK
w Of Hay, Straw and Grain in the city, and
are prepared to supply customers at the lowest
prices. }. GUrH Il son, No. 725 street. o9.Ip1m
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other grave the skeleton of an elderly man was dis
covered. These the only graves Of the first set
tiers positively identified and tablets will be placed
to mark the exact location.
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American Pork In France.
Emperor williams Health.

BERLIN, November 27th.-Some anxiety has been
caused here about Emperor William. For the last
two days he has not taken his accustomed drive
from Unter der Linden to Thiesgarten. The truth
is, he returned Saturday evening from Etznger.
where he had been hunting excursion, and felt
exhausted Sunday he determined to take q rest,
and remained in the palace yesterday and to-day,
but he received the Ministers reports usual, and
there no fears of serious illness.
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A splendid Remedy for Lung diseases.

spIendIu Hemeuy TOT. Lu1g Diseases.
DR. Rob.. Newton, l tie President of the
Eclectic College of the city of New York. and
formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio. used DIR. VIM.
Halls Balsam very extensively in his prsc.
tice, as many of his patients now living ard
restored to health by the use Of this invalu.
able medicine can amply testify. He slways
said that SO good remedy ought not to be
considered merely as patent medieine. but
that it ought to be prescribed freely by every
physician as sovereign remedy in ali cases
of Lung diseases, as it is o sure cure for Cou-
sumption. and has no equal for all pectoral
complaints.
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PEORIA Qll.), November 27th.-Joseph jefferson
who was to play here to night was prevented by the
fact that at o'clock this morning he was stricken
with sudden and complete loss Of his voice 1t is
supposed to be caused by playing at Rockford last
night when suffering from severe cold. His ply
sician says he may possibly be able to talk again
within week or ten days, but probabyno before
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THE head ache in my case was one of
long staining. but DR.. Benson's Celery and
Chamo.nile Pills conquered" c. 7. Reiner,
German Minister of the Gospel, Leslie, o.
80 cent?, at druggists.
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Black Bart a sucker. -

CorRKYsynLE (Ks.), November e7th-At the vii
lage OF Joneshurg, Sunday night c. E. Hendricks
and wife went to the house OF young man named
Thomas Mcguire, accused him Of maigning the lat
ter's character, and shot hin dead. The evidence
indicates that the woman did the shooting Both
were arrested. Shortly stterward an unknown per-
fired through the window of the jail, wounding
Hendricks In the head. He will probably die,
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PROVIDENCE (R. I.), November 27th- Thomas
Doyle was today elected Mayor for the fife
time, after three years interval, by a maiori
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PARIS, November 27th.-A rumOr was current
this afternoon in the lobbies of the Chamber of
Deputies that Admiral Courbet, with his forces, had
been defeated in Tonquin by the Black Flags, and
more credence because no official information is
forthcoming There is considerable uneastness felt
at the absence of news from Admiral Courbet's ex-
pedtion.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
Inserted for % cents for time three times for 50
'ents or rs cents per week.
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The Wisconsin Sensation" Frank Bu-
bOIs" COnfesses 10 Being a woman.
where is The FooI.XnIcr =?

WASHINGTON November 2Tth.-Bg, low, Presi.
dent of the National College Of Pharmacy and
thirty eight students. have left that institution in
consequence Of the admission OF a colored man.
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CONSUMPTION is disease we all dread. It
often carries its victim to an untimely grave.
How important, then, for those who cherish
life and health co prevent that disease in its
early stages. Every cold or cough should be
treated with Aliens Lung Balsam. No bet
ter remedy.
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Profitable ENGAGEMENT.

NEW YORK. November 27th.-The receipts Of the
four weeks of Irving's season were S75GS7, repre-
senting 600 paying auditors.
Sergeant yFasnD In he Fxbthtscd % a a.,
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Representative Holman and the Presi-
deucy.

WASHINGTON, November 9th. - Representative
Holman, of Indiana, arrived here to-day, and Wis
tied the headquarters of the various candidates for
Speaker. Your correspondent alluded to the prom
inence given Mr. Holman as a candidate for the
Democratic Presidential nomination. "Of course
| feel gratifed by every kind mention of my name
by the New York Sun in connection with the Presi-
Dental nomination." said Or. Holman, " but | am
not in any sense 4 candidate. | shall try to dis
charge my duties a member of Congress- but
am not seeking the Democratic nomination. The
Democrats Of Indiana want to elect Democratic
President, and they wish a Speaker 20 be elected
who will help attain that end. Just at present the
choice of the right for Speaker seems TO be the
most important business on hand"
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HOME AND ABROAD.

Another White Girl Married 20 China
man-fhe Pennsylvania Labor Troubles
An Eccentric Kentucky Congressman
Thu Fire Eecerd-Patents 10 Caiifor-
MIA InNenfoTs-A murderous Dentist
Political Matters Items Of Foreign
News-Etc.
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Evidently the Choice of the People.

PITTsBURa, November 27th,-Sergeant Mason has
accepted an engagement from manager Harris, and
will shortly appear at the museum here. Betty and
the baby will not be exhibited
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Proposed Anti-polyaamy Amendment

WASHINGTON, November 27th. - Representative
Rosecrans has prepared joint resolution which he
will introduce soon as Congress meets, provo;ng
for a new amendment to the Constitution. His
proposed amendment is as follows Poygamy, being
incompatible with our civilization, is hereby pre-
bibited in the United States and all places under
its jurisdiction. Congress shall have power to en-
force this amendment by appropriate legislation.
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Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tsr hiss
far larger sale than any other cough medi-
cine.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one min.
ute,
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Patents to California Inventors.

WASHINGTON, November 27th.-The following pat.
euts were ic1ued to Ca fornia inventors to-day:
San Francisc.-aeorge w. Bonds, key seat-eutting
machine W. A. Brown and L. A. Gates, apparatus
for extracting the precious metals by means Of the
lead bath Clarence L. Fouts, pump; Peter H.
Jackson, building front; Samuel johnson, sewer
gate James O'Donnell, car brake John D. Spreck.
els, ash hoist; John B. Webster, water heater. Los
Angeles Ralph X. Nichols, cultivattr Lower
Lake-Wiliiam MCLEAN, laying pavements Los
Angeles Joseph Lyman, cell case for eggs San
Jose-0. C. Hanson, shinge- saving machine Eu-
reka - Ferdinand Frank, draw sr-pul Suisun-
Arthur W. Bush, assignor Of one half to G. r. Glib.
son, J. L. Bond and F. ]. Whitney treadle power
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CHICAGO, November 27th.-COlone WOOlford, an
unreconstructed Confederate and Congressman from
one of the mountain districts of Kentucky has ar
rlved in W Wlshington. He is probably the toughest
diamond that hiss received Congressional setting
since the Republic was established, and in his own
way he is certain to make his mark.
The Post says The great character of the Ken
lucky delegation is Frank WoOlford, an old Confed-
crate officer who has never been reconstructed The
first thing he did to have his room reduced in
furnishing to mi itary simplicity. He had the car
pet first taken off the floor. The next thing to go
was the hair mattress and wire springs he wanted
q straw bed on the slab and a straw pillow The
curtains were torn out OF the windows and then
General Frank Woolford moved in his baggage and
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international Arbitration League.

PHILADELPnTA, November 27th.-T'he International
Arb tratIon League met here to-day The object OF
the League is to promote the adoption by all ma
tons OF the principle Of international arbitration in
the settlement of disputes. A letter Of regret at
his inability to be present read from General
Grant. He said MY views on the subiert of arbi.
trati9n have not changed, but my hopes OF its
speedy accomplishment have diminished 1t is only
by keeping the subject alive that it can be accom-
plished successfully"
number Of letters and kilograms were read in
the arbitration League of London 1t read =" Pro.
test against the Franco Chinese war. You have our
cordial sympathy" Bishop Simpson was chosen
President. Resolutions offered, and referred
to the proper committee when appointed, asking the
United States Government to invite a Congress of
nations to consider the question of adopting arbi-
traton for the arrangement of all differences Prof
Hobles. of Indiana, read paper, giving an account
Of different Of international arbitration and
said the United States had been party to eighteen
out of thirty. three.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD gsIos.l
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The Labor Troubles In Peunsylya,

PIrrsBURG, November 27 h.-Four hundrsd mi, =
ers at the Gamble and kichers mines struck last
evening against a reduction.
Intelligence from Murrysville reports con,oarr-
tive quiet this morning.
The Weston forces surrendered to the Sheriff az
soon as they found they We're officers, but at 8
o'clock this morning the prisoners made bleak for
liberty, and fourteen escaped. Warrants were is
sued for the arrest of the whole Weston party In
formation has been made against them for murder
An inquest is now in progress and will be concluded
at noon.
MuRRYsyILLE November 9th P.M-The in
quest has not yet concluded. This morning fifteen
men belonging 10 the Weston party arrived and ara
now on the ground, but they have not ATTEMPTED
any violence Fourteen Weston mea who partici
pated in the riot were arrested and taken to Green's
burg where they will be given hearing this after
noon. Bowser is charged with murder, the Others
with riot and felonous assault. Everything is quiet
at the disputed point. Both claimants have been
notified to keep off the ground by the Sheriff. The
feeling is intense and favors the Pennsylvania Fuel
Company.
PIrTsBURG, November 27th-All is quiet at Murrys.
vile tonight. There have been no further dis
turbances, and the leaders Of the aggressive party
being in jail none are apprehended for the present
The excitement was kept fever heat all day by Un.
founded reports Of bodies of armed men on the way
TO the scene. The inquest was concluded this even.
ing. The testimony ELECTED proved that the at.
tack on Hsymaker and party was most brutal and
unprovoked.- 1t was shown that Bowser killed Hay
maker, and also gave the orders that Haymaker
and party were unarmed and acted entirely on the
defensive. The verdict rendered charges Bowser
with murder and the others with feloDious assault
with intent to kill. preliminary hearing was
given the fifteen prisoners at Greensbury after
which they were LODGED in Jail to await trial in
Court The leaders-Milton Weston, of Chicago
William Meechling, Of Greensburg; James F. john
ston, of Pittsburg; DR.. Crawford, of Greensburc
all prOminent-are charged with murder, and will
not be admitted to bail. The wounded are doing
well, except Heifner, who will probab die. post
mortem examination of Haymaker's remains de-
veloped eleven bayonet and two bullet wounds
Any four Of the bayonet wounds would have been
fatal.
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ISECOND DISPATCH1

PITTsBURG, November 27th.-Milton Weston was
interviewed this evening and said that as soon as he
could obtain his release from jail he proposed to
organize company and take possession Of the well,
in spite Of the Sheriff or any one else in westmore-
land county. Tonight the telephone wires were
cut between Murrysville and Pittsburg, and COM
munication ia susnended
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An Insane Dentist.

CHICAGO, November 27th-Dr. j S. SIdall sue
cessful dentist, jailed at Canton Ohio yester-
day as insane. Six years ago he shot and killed
Matt. Mcclure, brother of ex-Congressman McClJre
in a quarrel about woman. He has acted very
strangely lately One freak was the purchase Of
half dczen market baskets, which he carried
through the streets all together Another WIS try
ing to buy ali the real estate he could find sale
mouth. tie made five attempts to shoot Dr. Dough-
erty, rival 3ntist, but prevented. His nsan-
ity is the result OF broOding the killing Of Me
Clure, Of which he acquitted on the grounds Of
self defense. He claims the dead mans form rises
haf1 IA hi,,t tat,s,,o
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Affairs In E2yDf.

CAIRO, November 27th-Six hundred gendarmes
have started for Suakim.
1t is rumored that the province OF Dongolo has
risen against the Egyptian Government.
No further news has been received from Khar-
toum. The telegraph between Berber and Kassala
is Cut
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qhe speakership Contest.

WASHINGTON, November 27th.-The supporters OF
Carlisle presented bolder front to-day than at anv
time during the past week. The Randall boom set
in one week ago yesterday, and it has run along IN
checked until this morning, when for the first time
there seemed to be a turn the tide. The Randall
men are rs confident as ever OF success One rea-
sen why the hentuckans friends are more confident
is because Randalls warmest supporters frankly
admit that the contest will be close, and that the
hardest work is necessary to land the Pennsylva-
nian a winner.
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MONEY TOLOAN

ON REAL ESTATE, AT A LOW RATE OF IN.
~ terest by PETER B0HL 1926 street. je16-ti