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hE. EESsONS REMEDIES.
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CLEOPATRA.
Or
Queen of Sheba Beauty
AK. EESsON'S REMEDIES.
WAS But SkLs I33Ep.

The renowned Queen G: ',FNri. with all her
royal pomp, magnificent ~: 49, anu brilliant
rctinuc. would never have a. ..iA-cd within
me prU scncc OF the grandCst OF the iuonarchs
of the p!lst, had she not also possessed that
which is the crowning glory OF the female per
~on-a skin unchillrngcd for its Oriental soft
ncs, nnd il almost transcCndrntal purity.
Cleopatra, h"ldtmEcmp, fHrs NJ bay, and Imlng
empires 10y her word, had quickly lost her
charm :tnd poverty onrHtlack ut hntCh'S. Or
of pimpr~, or Of horri. tam auL fTrrklrs.
WOMAN EvLl~ THE wNEIr.
10y hrc b' auty. not less than lay her purity "t
character. lnN rliurSs ~ dispn> utrn lua un-
>'''ti$h 80, "tiru. ludrri. IN the situation Nt
perhaps t"H many 'nCn beauty III i body takes
prr""'!Cu"T over every "ilrr ,ru~t 'r:ati,'u.
E,HutH thus tNrrn> .iu tmNrItaut rart "t No.
'uIu'~ q" working: rAHtlal." Without MhiHh ~"
mHWN at n"t hlnkyupt> III What r,ln,"~ ~ in
Nu'"C'' "tthtn inC ,trrlV h.r" tn,N m",'n
ne pow, rlC>, tNv %rGaI ;:,,rI N'uCo We 100
n"i "ulN ~" Nt'p't|N rnt thN '.';IN "t"N''N
i tN prt"ClNlN& !;h sr'l,'G. 80, :iit " ~. u
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.."d " ,"t"lr|>s IL lt,r tnd ~. =. "ucauN 4.
'"' >>In d'r ~ III" utU ~! .IaHnd ,tGilanrc
asr '',..''rt & ;'h'l :: ....lu~' TIE roan, ,ll.
"A; "'~. i, :" Amos: .&H .:,A; an a''
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,.& raEE..>
'- "'t. ..'.' .!"t"ii. Nii''.' g" .'.,'. U'.tiN.
80 ,," ,~.'l'.> - g.. N,'''la >htu Ht."a>"s.
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! -" ~..!'N ''Ul;i'"~. :: ,':~. VH"r,'> .n' all
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| @' H,~r. u: t " E,"-,,H.. -. EA.I"t,2.. :.ttcr
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Nvt .- t,',';-..,,~r: re ~htu \: la; Nrou,:n n;
.:;.. - 4 .>'...,'.. >h'n tihE. wnt,h N.s~ n
! .s,iN n' =. 'u!.N VlNu> ,urv~. ,,:aNli~hrN IL
-"'t l.. e -. ~ rrurH} tnr AL Gl>,>r> " the
| ~,!n. ~ .irNrv l,' II. If Malu,. " rh..Uytrr.
| IL ~'I,,r>> has v,vu lumcu>r anl unyHrH!-
| .ric,!. y! druggists have il. L i ci"r rully
| pat W.. tw" bottles IN one lackA@r. lu.rrra!
| .'l'I 4 rN!vrnHl irratn'cn:. Price, $l.'t.
| EVERYONE: PRAISES.
| >1vk t"orh". n"rI uu> hra,!arir'. Lr.llg il,
| H"lEUH>:"~>. 'r;!Hoi>, tly>rrpetl. >lrcpics>-
| m">> ANA hta!H Ui-".l>r~, n>>iiiN ely ,UrCG Ivy
| h". {. ". Ecr~rn~ Celery Hhh Chtmu:nilg
| pill They C"ntHiu II" CPiulH, GUininc or
| other hIlrn;C! HIuc. SG!I Ivy :tN druggists
| Price. y, cents 4 box: 81 Tor two. !2.lI for six
| p"-tag" irrr.-Dr. Z. W. Benson, Baltimore
| Nd.
| {. x riiitui,;ulI. ui New York, is wnolc,:ll,
| :.,,ri Inr ~. L. W. nr.soA's remedies.
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CLOTHING, UEOERWEAH, sc.

For the ext thirty days VIC OilGr Si'ECI y /.
BARGAINS. in order to clear our counter =
and make room for our Large Spring stock,
which We are now manufacturing.
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ELUgHTSG.
X. SMA.iNs.'S CARD.

The inquiry NOW is where 10 buy an
ONESCpAT suitable iur ibis cold
weather! WeOPEN TOD hl a. larg.lut
OF heavy English kC:srys, Whitneyaand
Patent Beavers, In all the NEW and
POPULAR STYLES. Olive Greens.
Browns, Terra-Cotta, Oxford and
fancy sha! les, ranging iii prices from
$50 10 $50. Montanaks, Vclours, Fur
istr1c!aan, Eicuna and EIysian Bca-
verS III GREAT VARIETY ut POPC-
LAR PRICES Go at once au,I scculr
bargains at
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Abou, 80 dozen ofGENT's FANCY COTTON
SOCKS, FULL REGULAR MADE,
FINE CULORS, ut
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS y PAIR.
GENTS SALL-WOOL SOCkS. KNIT,
TWO PAIR FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
HEAVY CARDINAL ALL-WOOL SOCkS,
KNIT, SEAMLESS, ut
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS a PAIR.
LANCASTER KNIT SOCKS, ALL wool.
PLAIN COLORED and MIXED, ut
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PAIR,
BEST ALL-WOOL RIBBED SHAKER SOCKS
ut TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
formerly ioc.
FINE LAMB's WOOL SOCKS, KNIT, Sh AM-
LESS, formerly 4Oc., now at
THIRTY CENTS.
BEST wOHsTED SOCKS, LANCASTER
KNIT, ut FORTY CENTS pair,
FINE COLOHS.
BEST CASHMERE SOCkS, FULL REGULAR
MADE, now ut
FORTY CENTS \ PAIR.
FINE LAMBS WOOL SOCKS, OXFORD. III
THIRTY-SEVEN CENTS.
Old Price, soc.
LANCASTER KNIT COTTON SOCKS,
SEAMLESS, ut
TEN CENTS y PAIR.
FINE QUALITY KNIT at FIFTEEN CENTS.
GENTS UNBLEACItED SOCKS,
FULL REGULAR MADE,
FINE QUALITY,
FIFTEEN CEETS \ PAIR.
Ono lot of
GENTS BLUE EFLANNELSHIRI'S
At $3.50. Formerly 500.
The BEST CENTS WHITE MEEISO
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
In this city
AtFIFTY CENTS.
Our FIFTY-CENT GRAY MIXED SHIFTS
and DRAWERS,
At FORTY CENTS EACH.
Our sEvENTY-FIvE CENT GRAY AND
BROWN MIXED SHIRTS and
DRAWERS
At SIXTY CENTS EACH.
AILOUR GENTS SUSPENDEKS
AtTWENTY-FIvE CENTS a PAIR.
FINE ALL-wOOL WHITE UNDERsHIMTs
At Sl.2J. Regular Price, Sl.1J.
FINE QUALITY LADIES MEIINO VESTS
and PANTS
At FIFTY CENTS.
LADIES MEEINO VESTS, FUL HEtiU LAR
MADE, at $l.oG.
LADIES LANES WOOL VESTS, WHITE
ALL-WOOL MEDICATED, at $l.5O.
SCARLET ALL-wOOL INDICATED. sl..5.
BEST GOODS, sl.5O.
HEAVY MERINO VESTS FOR CHILDREN,
Finished Cuffs and Shoulders.
Size ls, -, 20, y! y, sG, -. y. etc.
ONE LOT OF FINER and BETTER QU ALITY
In q and 9G. at e5c and 2sc.
An immense bargain.
All cur BOYS GRAY MINED UNDERWEAR
Formerly 40 to Soc. at
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH.
CHILDs SCARLET INDICATED UNDER
WEAR.
CHILDS ALL-WOOL HOSE, LANCASTER:
KNIT, SEAMLESS, any size, for
TWENTY-FIvE CENTS a PAIR.
CIilLDS ALL WOOL CASHMERE HOSE ut
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS \ PAIR.
CHILDS' ALL-WOOL HOSE, KIBBED, AT
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A PAIR.
BEST CASHMERE or RIBBED WOOL Hos f
for CHILDREN, IS to 4Oc q pair.
TEsT FRENCH RIBBED HOSE. formerly 70
to $50, now at
FIFTY CENTS APAIR.
BEST SAXONY WOOL HOSE. LANCASTER
KNIT, 40 to SOC pair.
INFANTS ZEPHYR HOSE, KNIT, SEAM
LESS, at 15c. pair.
SAXONY WOOL HOSE FOR INFANTS,
SEAMLESS, at 2Oc a pair,
Closing out the balance OF CHILDREN's
DARK COTTON HOSE, all the Best
Goods, From SOC to 3Oc pair
From G0c and G5c, to 3jc q pair
Great Slaughter in Silk Handkerchiefs.
ALLsILK BRoCADED, q in,
at pc apiece.
Our sEvENTY-FIvE CENT HANDkEE
CHIEFS at FIFTY CENTS.
ALL OUR BEST GOODS AT ONE DOLLAR
APIECE.
GENTS WHITE SILK KHANDKERCHIEFs,
Hemstitched. q in,
At tFlFTY.SEVEN CENTS.
BEST GOODS, formerly $40. at SEVENTY
NINE CENTS.
BLACK and WHITE POLKA DOT SILK
HANDKERCHiEFS, q in, &c
Warranted to wash.
All our BEST CASHMERE GLOVES, MUS
QUETAIRE or LACING, that have:
been - to SIC,
AT FIETY CENTS \ PAIE.
One Lot of GENTS UNLAUN DRIEDSHIRTS |
All Linen Bosom, warranted at SIC.
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fsUEiiG SALE Et VALUABLE REAL
I rSiai,..--Dn WEDNESDAY EVENING,
IN. TO- iS:; 10y virtue of an alias orscr OF the
Orphans Court ,f Lancaster county, will be
sold al tlI: Cooper House, the following de-
-criDcd real estate, belonging TO the estate OF
Thomas Il. TOrr. deceased:
All that certain Two-Story BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE and lot or piece OF ground, situa-
ted on the west side of South Queen street,
i,ctwccn Vine ami German streets. and num-
bcrc,l lis, fronting on said street. 1! feet and
inches, and extending in depth III feet, more
or less increas ing 10 the width OF Is feet and
i inches, more or less. Possession Will be
given :t once If desired. The house has sta
lIOnary washstands, water and gas through
out, the right 10 the use OF three feet wide
| alley. and Is in good condition.
sale /, commence at O'Clock on said even
| ing, " itn the terms will bC made known by
NJ. HABERBUSI,
Executor.
H. SHUuTET AUctiOncer ul9-Tu.Th,S S&0S
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.TaIsSH. siAY-EEVER.
Ely'S Cream Balm

EHcctually clcanScs
the nasal passages of
Catarrhal virus, caus.
ing healthy secre-
tiOns, allays inflam-
nation, protects the
membrane from au-
ditional colds, com.
pletciy heals the
sores ana restores
the sense of taste and
smell. Beneficial re.
suits are realized by
4 few applications. A
thorough treatment
will cure Catarrh,
Hay Fever, &C. Un-
equaled for colds in
the head. Agreeable
to use. Apply by the
little finger into the
nOstrils. On receipt
OF 80 cts. will mail a
package. Sold by II.
Il. Cochran Druggist
l37 Il l59NOrth Queen
street, Lancaster, Pa.
CO., Oswego, N. Y.
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ARE Tou MADE mi" I2lc 10y !nHig,.>i ION, CON
-tiralon. Loss ct Appetite, yellow skin
Nhii0AS hii;t!iErI j. :! positive cure. For sale
hy II. H. c""hi;an, druggist, lJI AMI iJJ NGrtt
Ilr.C.:L, i t',...i.
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TO KANSAS CITY, OMAHA, CALIFORNIA
LINCOLN AND DENVER.
Tho SHORTEST, QUICK EST and BEST line
to st. Joseph, AtchinsOn, Topeka, Den1s0n,
Dallas. Galveston, and all points in Iowa, Ne
braska, Missouri, Kansas, New Mexico, Ari-
zona, Montana and Texas.
This route has no superior for Albert Lea,
Minneapolis and st. Paul. Nationally reputed
rs being the GREAT THROUGH CAR LINE.
Universally conceded to be the BEST
EQUIPPED Railroad in the world for all
classes OF travel.
All connections made I'm Union depOts.
Try 1t and you will nnd travelling a luxury
instead of h discomfort.
Through tickets via this celebrated line for
sale at all offices in the U. S. and Canada.
All information about rates of fare, Sleeping
Cars, etc. cheerfully given by
PERCEYAL LOWELL,
General Passenger Agent, CHICAGO, ILL.
T.J. POTTEK,
al Vice Pres. 4 Gen. Manager. CHICAGO, ILL.
JOHN .. A. BEAN, Con. Eastern Agt.,
3l7 Broadway, 3O6 Washington St
NEW YORK BosToM, MASS
mavl6-lydAw
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INX EElIEitIi,S SALE,

INXECUTUE'S SALE.
IL On THURSDAY, JANUARY IL, lS$i. the
undersigned will sell at public sale at the SOr-
rel Horse hotel, on West King stree. i'll the
City of Lancaster, the following described
real estate, viz:
No. |, All that certain twO-stOry BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with twO-story brick
back building and lot OF ground thereto be-
longing, situate No. iGG on the cast side OF
Poplar street. Lancaster city, containing in
front on said Poplar street 20 feet and extend
ing In depth eastward. 100 feet, more or less,
to II li-feat wide public alley. adjoining prop
,rty of Christian Blumcnstock, II public alley
and other property OF the estate OF Abraham
StOncr. deceased.
No = All that certain two-stOry BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE. with frame kitchen at
tached, brick stable and other improvements
aud lot of ground thereto belonging, sitUato
No. IlSM, on the cast sido of Poplar street,
Lancaster city. containing in front on said
street, l.; feet more or less, and extending in
depth 800 feet, more or less, to ll-feet wide
public a!ry, adjoining property of Catharne
krctchnar, u public alley and other property
OF the estate of Abraham S.Oncr, deed.
Sale to commence at 7O'clOck, p. m, on sail
:ay, when attendance will be given and terms
made known by
JACOB l.. BRUEAE ER,
Executor of Abraham StOner, decd.
H. SUUEHET. Auct.
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RELIGIOUS.

+ tULERAlN BAPTIST CHUKCH-REV J..
y Il. SOule. pastor.-Preaching on Sunday at
o1a AIN. and ~ p. IN. sunday school at .? 4.
u. uSw
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HUB!.IC SALE. GF \ DESIRABLE CITY
PIOre. .ty.--tu MONDAY. JASU AIRY g..
lSS5, by virtue OF an order of tho Orphans
Court The un.!cis: s:n",i. appointed Il. trustee
to sell the real cS::.ic of Patrick Okeefe, de-
ceased Will Uiier at puijiic sale, ut the Cooper
House. the follow ing described real estate:
All that lot OF piece ot ground, situated on
the west side OF North Water street, between
West EinS and West orange streets, fronting
IG feet on sai.i North Water street and extend
ing in depth I2l feet bounded on the north
by property of Michael Ithm, and on the
south by property OF John COnicn, on which
is erected Il one story Brick Dwelling House,
known as No. 81. In The yard is Il well OF good
wafer and choice fruit tees.
sale to Commence ut O'Clock y. III. OF said
day, when Attendance will be given and terms
made kn0wnb JOHN A. COYLE,
jl-3tulSS Trustee to sell.
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5lUBE.iC SALE OF DESIRABLE CITY
PROPORTION THURSDAY, JAN
UAEi ii. 1883, by virtue OF an order OF the
Orphans Court of Lancaster county. the
Undersigned trustee to sell Will offer at Public
sale III the Leopard Hotel, the following, de-
scribed real estate. formerly belonging to tho
estate OF Peter Eaby, drceaSed.
All that certain TwO-StOry BRICK DIV ELL
ING HOUSE and lot or piece OF ground, situ-
atcd on The south side OF Fulton street. No.
20. between Lime and Shippen streets, In the
city OF Lancaster, containing IN front on said
Fulton street, l. feet. more or less. anu en-
tending in depth OF That width, 100 feet, more
or less, bound on the east by property of A..
W. Ru-scl. on the west by property OF Wm
Long, on the north by the aforesaid Fulton
street, ant! on the south by property now or
lately OF tme!ne Hoffman.
Sale to confluence 1t O'cl0ct Il. IA, OF said
day.
TEELS-Approvcd security to be given for
payment of purchase money on April |, 1855.
For information concerning this property
inquire of Allen \. H2rr. No. lOj East King
street.
FRANKLIN G. lIARPLE,
Trustee to sell.
,,rtIl
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FOR SAFE.

ENOK KENT.
, Two Stores and Dwellings. nos. 3ll and
J13 North Queen street, opposite SOrthP IN
Market House. Apply at No. Sec NORTH
QUEEN STREET dsltfd
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P,pi..bI, the Oldest Person in the World
Kills Himself.
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IIRST BAPTIST, EAST CHESTNUT ST.
4 Rev. W. .. Owen, pastor. Services at lO1
II. III. and Up. III. Sunday school III ~ p. III
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tOLLEtiE ECHAPEL.-DlVlNE SERVICES
y At 1880 4. H., by The Rev. +. Cast, DID.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-22

upon the present prosperous condition IN
der the progressive policy of the Democrat
ic administration. The pablo schools de-
mand the fostering care of the government,
and though much has been achieved for
their promotion, yet great deal more
must be done to render the public schools
efficient. SO as to confer the benefits of edu-
cation equally upon the children of every
race. Itopposes the monopolies of all kinds
After the adoption of Bardner's
amendment as given above, Marston, of
Red River, demanded an opportunity to
offer another amendment. On the de-
mand being refused be said he would not
accept such platform and withdrew from
the hall in disgust. The majority report
On the platform, with Bsrdnsr's
amendment was adopted by q vote, main
iy of the MoEnsry faction. Yeas, 236;
nays, 81; blank Ss.) An acrimonious
discussion preceded tho adoption of the
platform. Stone, of East Feliciana, at
tackled the majority report. He COM
Enented severely on certain acts of the
Democratic administration, as the land
grab, the penitentiary lease. the fees paid
lawyers by the state, etc. Col. Breaux and
Mayor Burke replied to Stone. The for
mer explained his connection with the
land cases before the United States su-
prsme court. The latter sought to vindi-
cate the McEnery administration against
the charges of the convention. Adjourned
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LOUISIANA RkEeCRAT5.

Close Of the State conre.,stsn-TNs Pls:-
fsTns of Principles Asepted.
BATON RovoH. Dec. 31.-Tis csmzittes
on resolutions submitted majority and
minority reports, the latter declaring the
Louisiana lottery cerrupting to she morals
of ihs people and disturbing element in
the politics of the state. II favsrs the
adoption Of a constitutional ansaanent
abolishing and prohibiting lotteries in the
state forever. BGrdnsr sfsrsd a subs.i-
tute, which was adopted, declaring hostili-
ty TO the entire principle of The lottery as
dealing with the constitution, and declares
gambling to be vice, yet vs ensour-
age that vise in iss WORST
form, not Only melting to breach of faith
and enhezzlement in our efforts to get
rich on turn of the wheel, but demoral-
ling TO soeisty and corr.pting to politics,
and impeding legislation. We demand
that the legislature to be chosen at the en-
suing election enact such legal measures
as are necessary for their suppression.
The platform adopted refers to the de.
plorsble condition of th. state under re-
construction, and congratnlatss the peop,e
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STRUCK A BONANZA.
Pay Dirt Discovered in Ae Excavation fol
a New Court House at Las Vegas, N. NJ
Thu People Wild with Excitement

Pay Dirt Discovered in tao Excavation for
a New Court House at Las Vegas, N. M
Tho People Wild with Excitement.
TOPEKA, Kas., Dec. 21.-Advices from Las
Vegas, N. 81 Indicate great excitement among
the citizens with regard TO the late gold discov-
cries. Geld IS said to have been found in pay
ing quantities il lot at Hot Springs, owned BY
prominent resident of Topeka, few days g.,
by two miners employed to assist in excavating
the ground for a new 100000 court house.
Next morning they were up with the lark stalking
cut a mining claim in the court house yards and
now the bills and valleys around Vegas are
all swarning with excited gold seekers,
many Of whom meet with success. Eight bust
ness aeH have 70 med company and purchased
an interest in the court house yard and will try
and developit. A few years ago Klizabethtown,
near Las Vegas, had a population of 5000 gold
miners, and for number OF years the company
engaged in hydraulic mining had taken out $50
00O annually. There is no doubt as to the
presence of gold in paying quantities. The city
OF Las Vegas is mining camp, even ladies' being
found among the prospectors. Some Colorado
capitalists already on tbs ground for the. in
vestigatiou Of the extent and richness of the
deposits
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CASUALTIES.
LualTIc ASYLUM IN FLAMBs.

NEW YosK, Dsc. 2I.-The wing of the
lunstic ssy lam ss Wards Island is in
flames. The FIRE department. Of the city,
and tho police reserves are SAINT TO the is
land.
The carss of the frs IL NOS known. 10
broke cut in the east wing. There were
1929 male patients in abe building. The
fire sauss< grss. excitement among them,
but all we're removed to places of safety,
and according to reports no persons were
injarsd. The reserve police aided 70 re-
move tie patients. The flames had Gem
plste control Of the wing when the fremsn
arrived from the city. The east viHg il
completely Destroyed. Loss absus Ss5,-
600.
AL p. NJ, the frsmen have the flames
under control; no life lost.
RAILWAY CeLLIsroN.
PoEz JEWS, 4. 7, Dec. 21.-Two
freight trains tslesoopsd this morning or
thu bridge ac,sss she river at LAchawaxsn
Pa. The sabosss and tive cars mounted
the engine and wsrs fired. Three oil cars
were aAaAs, and were thrown into tn.
river; two mere we're burned on the iror
| bridge, which will be badly warped by the
|
Transferred. The bridge will be ready fol-
trains this afternoon.
DsvH Az xABAIKMnsT.
! AKHoH, Ala, Dee. 21.-The nortkbouno
New Orleans express train on the Alsba
/ ma b Great Southern railroad it is report
! ed struck broken rail near here last nigh
and was 6ersilsd. A Pullman sIeeps,
rolled down az embsnkmsnt JAS. Lynch
OF Cincinnati was badly injured.
| AGROUND N TIE ZOE,
81. LsuIs, Dec. 21.-The herbor boa
did not so to the relief Of the yacht Ram
bier. aground below the city, as reported
last night. the trip being considered to.
hazardous. 1t is ascertained, however
thst tho Rambler snd accompanying tn,
Illinois are in no danger OF being Gu
down by ice as they are beyond the chan
nsl and people aboard can so ashore With
out danger If they desire.
SCHOONER LOST.
WIARToy, Ont, Dec. 2I.-Word is recsive,
from Pobermory, on Lake Huron, of the wreck
ing on Manitoulin island of the schooner s. D
hungerford, OF Buffalo. The crew of six live.
in tent on the island for nineteen DAYS. an,
finally reached Tobermory in an old fshin,
boat.
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A HORRIBLE DEATH.
4 Young Nan, Bitten By Dog Ttce
Months AGO, Dies ia the ErtsHtfus 4goa-
les OF HUdropho5ia.
LsDecial Telegram to the Globe. |

les OF Hy6ropho5id.
LSDecial Telegram to the Globe.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Dec 2l.-The neighbor-
hood of Cherokee, Kas., has been unusually ez-
cited during the past twenty-four hours over a
horrible case of hydrophobia, which this morn
ing resulted in thedeath Of Joseph Beck, ayouns
man from Ohio, who was bitten about two
months ago by little dog belonging to one
John Douthin. The dog acted strangely at the
time, and in few days disappeared, and has
never been seen since. The bite
of the deg was on Nj. Peck's hip
very slight wound, and no special attention
was paid to it until day before yesterday, Dec.
10, when nr. Beck began to have peculiar sen
satiezs. Becoming alarmed, Drs. Graves and
Fugate were called in last evening, and found
the young man in terrible condition, the pupils
Of his eyes very much diated, with fierce ex-
preston. Upon water being handed him he
was instatly seized with commissions, distorted
and terrible frothing at tina
mouth. and initiating the bark of a
dog. These spasms continued etirregular inter-
walls for some time. The patient was firmly
tied and secured during his lucid moments, to
prevent him from injuring his friends His
commissions and spesxs became more frequent,
and at times he would imagine the cords by
which he was bound were slipping Loose, and he
begged his friends TO secure him more tightly
that he might do them no harm. At last the
spasms and commissions became worse, until
death resulted with all its horror at an early
hour this morning.
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SAUK CENTER ACADEMY,
AND
Commercial Institute.

This institution is the sGrove Lake ACADEMY
of Individual Instruction. which by liberia
bonus of land and money by the people of SauA
Center is now located on the banks of Sank lake.
one and half miles from the village. The
business or Monday, September3 This school
has been complete success, an has given to
its patrons entire satisfaction. No classes.
Pupils recite alone in private roons. References
to the business and professions men ofI.I
Center. It will pay parents who have SONS:
educate from home to send for cular and rules
of tsais institution. We lave mple aocomrno-
daion foreighty (60l boarders
THE PRINCIPAL.
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FRANK JANEh' CHRISTMAS.
He VIII sProbably spend is With Els
Family in Independence.
I9necial TeIaor.u, so tb. aIoh. 7

ISpKrENDRECF, Hs., Dec. 1.-Frank James,
In charge of the sheriff of Dsvsss county, arliv-
ed here the 10 o'clock train this morning. It
was by ord.r of tbs court Of Davess county that
he was brought hero and handed over to his
bondsmen, who stand good fer his appearance
on January IA, to answer the charge Of COM
plicity in the Blue Cut robbery. Immediately
after the Formally Of the fprissner being
given in charge of his bondsmsn
he won't to his wifs's boarding hsuss, where he
remained in the bosom Of the family for an
hour, when he with his bondsmen went to Kan
sas City in carriages to deliver himself no to the
enited States marshal On q writ OF completely in
the Muscle shoals, Ala, NAIL robbsry. 1t will
then DO expected that Judge Kreckel of the
United States court will give him into the hands
of his bondsnen and that he. will yet be allowed
TO spend Christmas with his family in this city.