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JOIN T. RoxDENa Us. JosRrh &ooIoAS.
L. s. LAND C-F-CE.
Walla Walla, W. T.. June =. 1886.
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Acts Like n Charm.

Acts Like n Charm.
~I a used Hunts Remedy for Kidney
troubles y recommended it 70 others, ard
always fove il 10 act like a charm
JOHN CHAMBERS.
.e3 Carson Street, Pit;sburg, Penn.
"Gratitude Is the memory Of the heart" How
many heart memories cluster around Hunts
Remedy in grateful households where it h>s
wrought its magic curei
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Where Car YoH Buy Chsape:t7

There are several reasons why We can sell gocis
than any house in this Territory. IN the first rlc:
exclusively for cash
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Ills maxim is so wel! estabi,hed ir tie publ,
that ii needs no discUsstn, Bat ,he question aises
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sss for Special Circular ana e--.es List.
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Aotiee--TImbsr sniiHTr-

Allen & Thompson At.ls. for P',;.'ifF.
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Tough Coons.

st. Louis 9.-Sam Cook, the negro
who, in tit of Jealousy shot Emma
Shores a colored girl, at Potesi Mo-,
last Thursday evening and then shot
himself, subsequently eluded pur.
suit, bat was captured yesterday
and taken back to Potosi. In his
attempt to kill himself after shoot
ing the girl be fired two bullets into
his head, one of which penetrated
both hemispheres of the brain; the
other passed through one hemis-
phere, and both are now inside of
the skull. Notwithstanding these
wounds, from both of which the
brains oozed in considerable guam
tity, the negro remained in the
woods from Thursday evening till
Sunday morning; he ate a very
hearty meal, talked nationally, and
walked three miles from the place
where he was captured to POtosi.
Physicians however, say he can't
live. The girl still lives, but is
paralyZed from the effect of the
bullet, which entered the back of
her head, and passed under and into
the spinal column.
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Corn-Unchanged, generally lower.
weak, 49H cash July. 90 August.
Oats-Dull, weak, 5414 cash, AZ Ju'y,
259s August.
Rge-Steady, unchanged, So.
Pork-Active, 10 10 yer, 1920 to "a Il
cash July, 25 TO 27]z August.
Lard-Active, lilo lover, $40 cash
July, IS to TN August.
pulk Mests-Fair demand, lower;
shoulders 80, short ribs II, short clear
SO.
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, 9-Hogs-Keceipts 10000
dull, very weak, rs to S5 per leo pounds;
mixed 40 to $40, heavy $50 TO 6,
light 8 70 to 6l5, closed ITO
Cattle-Receipts 10000; all grades
weaker, best qualities to 10 off; COM
mon to good shippers 10 to Is lower,
gOoc TO choice shipping $50 to $50,
common to medium AS to $50, stock
ers slow 800 TO 4.75; there were 4, 00O
grass Texans on sale, prices 20 to 80
lower, 3. 40 to $50, wintered 4.75 to So
Sheep-Reeeipts II coo, Demand light;
weaker; inferior to fair 2 to 3.35, medium
to good 8 so 10 1926, choice to extra 4.4C
to 49).
Lsmbs-1.50 to $50 per head.
WHISKY.
Chicago, 9. WHISKY, Is
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A Murderess Sentenced.

Omaha, Con Sunday morning,
May 9th, the dead body of Irwin j
Somers, was found in stable yard
in the rear of Mrs. Mary R Browns
residence. at Kearney. A bullet
hole was found in Somer's left tenn
pie. Somers had been living with
Mrs. Brown as his mistress for
seven years. A fence board had
been knocked off between her house
and the stable yard and indications
were that Somers had been first
killed and on Mrs Browns premises,
and then dragged through the fence.
Mrs. Brown was arrested on state
ments obtained from her own boy.
aged IA years, to whom she had told
on the night of the murder, that
some one had killed S0mers as he
lay in bed. The boy helped her to
dress the body and drag it to the
adjoining yard. The boy also said
that Somers did not die immedi.
ately, but his mother placed pill
low over his head and smoth5red
the remaining life out of him. Mrs
Brown was arrested, and she con-
fessed that Somers came home
drunk, and as they were about Il
get into bed he quarrelled with her
and peinted- revolver at her
She caught his arm and pushed il
away. The revolver then went of
accidentally and struck him in The
temple. She called her son Harry
who wanted to inform the police
but she would not let him do so
They then waited till Somers died
an hour and a half after the shoot.
ing. Mrs. Brown said she pu
clothes over his face to keep hi
groans from being heard by passer
by. After death they dressed thu
body ard carried it to the plac,
where it was found. The bed cloth
ing, which was blood stained, wa
then burned and Harry hid tn
revolver under the house. Hi
mother instructed him wha
to say in case he was Gale
| to testify, which was to til
effect that SOmers had $3.50 O
saturday night, and that strang
man called him out to talk abou
selling him a farm, and that be wa
not. seen again till the next morn
ing, when found dead, and tha
ISomers had sold his revolver som
time before. Mrs. Brown wa
| indicted for murder and the tris
occupied all last week. At Keal
ney nearly every body expected sh
would be found guilty of mul
Ger in the first degre
jury went out on Saturday evening
and to-day returned a verdict {
manslaughter. Judge Sairdge SCI
fenced her to ten years in the peni
Tertiary at hard labor. and one da
in solitary confinement eac
month. The general opinion is, sh
deliberately murdered Somers, an
therefore the verdict is o surprise
She received the verdict Yer
calmly. Her punishment is the fu
limit for granddaughter.
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HORSE MARKET

have just received from my ranch
one hundred head of horses, consisting Of
a fine lot OF geldings, and q large lot OF
fire mares, as we'll as Twelve head Of
young mules; have also few Kentucky
mules left. Saddle and express horses,
with some gentle teams. Will cell one
or the lot. / q. ]. FAUST.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Carlos N. Gillett, Deceased

Estate Of Carlos N. Gillett, Deceased.
NOTICE IS BEREBY GIVEN BY
IN the undersigned, administrator of the
estate Of Carlos N. Gillett, deceased, to
the creditors o., and all persons having
claims sgsin ct the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them with The necessary vouchers,
within ten months sf:er The first public4'
ton Of this notice. to the said sdministrs-
t:ix at the office OF s. W. Dsrke d o.,
Main Street, Salt Lake City, in The
County Of Salt Lake.
ELESPIA ANN GILLETT.
Administrative of the estate of Carlos N.
GiIIett, deceased,
Dated at. Salt Lake City, June Is,
1883
S. W. DARKE, Attorney.
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TT is A FACT

That Thousands OF our business men 20
to tkeir offices IN the morning after an
uneasy night, or q late dinner, feeling
dull and ali out Of sorts. This is entirely
unnecessary, for single dose Of that
sparkling foaminR specific, Tarrant's
Settler Aperient, taken before break
fast, will Immediately dispel all feelings
Of besviness, remove gently but surely
the cause, and quicken into healthy &C.
tion every fibre OF the system. For sale
by all druggists. t
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NO 80.
A Nrurderer Surrendered

Little Rock, 9.--Gazette's Lonoke.
Ark, special says: Hosea King.
charged with the murder of To1S
Meyer, doOrkeeper of Coles circus.
IN that town several months AGO.
has surrendered to the sheriff. and
is admitted to $4,000 bail
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NOTICE.

The public are hereby notified that
payment has been stopped on certificate
No. 9,275, Issued April 29th, 1882, by
DsseFet National Bank, in favor Of
HYrum WaRstsff, for $50.
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Street Car Nntina.

On and after Monday, June 4, the cars
will leave the Emporium corner for the
Twentieth Ward, Eleventh Ward, First
" ard and Sixth Ward, on the last trip
every evening at $50 pm, and Warm
Spring car at 7.S0
o. P. ARNOLD.
SuRt
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NOTICE.

The Gardner Old Mil. now owned BY
Mrs. ERICKSON, has undergone thorough
repairs and is now in running order, and
1 ana prepared to do grist and merchsut
work on short notice.
. q. 8. CooPEB, Lessee.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIONS BENEFIT BUILDING
SOCIETY.

The first meeting for the payment OF
subscriptions and registering OF stock
will be held in the Shoe Factory on
Wednesday evening next at o'clock.
All who are interested should be present
on that occasion.
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The Paupers viii Come

Washington. 9.-The treasury de-
partment is informed that a large
number of assisted" pauper immf-
grants are coming to the United
States through Canada.
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One European died in Alexandria
On Sunday, from cholera. The city
is in . filthy condition, and
extremely dangerous to health.
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San Francisco, 9, close
Chicago Market.
PRODUCE.

Chicago, Irregular wheat lower;
1873 July, 99A August 1919 Septem Der.
Oorn-Lower, 1917 July, 80 Aug
ust September.
OAts-S41 July, 2s9<August.
Chicago, 9.-Flour dull, UNCHANGED;
regular wheat lower, 97K July; 995s
August, No. 2 spring 97H to 9715, No. 2
red winter AZ.
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FOR SALE.

Or will be exchanged for more pow
srful machine, q Six-horse Power En-
CINE, nearly new. For particulars
address P. o. Box 400, this city.
June 22i. 1888. +
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One Of the healthie-t and pIeaeantest
beverages known is OOlden's Liquid
Beef Tonic. Ask for Colden'as take
no other. Of druggists generally. t
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Foreign Markets.

Liverpool, 9.-Flour lie 3D.; wheat
quiet, steady, winter Ss.91. to 9s., No. 2
apring 8s.6d. to Ga, California 90. 70
9s.3d. NO. California IS Sd. to 81;
corn firm, 5s.214d.
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ANOTHER SUPPLY of MontserratI
Lime Fruit Juice at
G. F. CULMER s. BROS.
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SHILOH'S COUGH and Cen
sumption Cure is sold by us on a
S1arantea It cures consumption.
Sold By z @. II. ]. Drug Store 90
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New York, 9, c.ose.
Money Market

New York, 9.-Aoney market easy
2 to ~; prime mercantile paper TO 6,
sterling exchange bankers bills quiet ,
4.S494, sterling exchange demand 4.SS.
New York, 9.-Governments steady,
except for So, which we're firm 1T 1887
to 1884; stocks heavy, prices declir ed "a
to ~, weakness due TO reports of further
business troubles at the west owing to 9
break 10 the provision market; after 8
O'Clock there WAS q rally; Il to q al
close improvement at the close and many
shares seld at lowest price of the day, and
closed heavy.
PETROLEUM.
New York, 9.-Petroleum, dull, AK
MINING.
New York, Ginning stocks dull,
with the exception of Sonora Con, which
was active, and advanced from 20 to 3S;
B'ssick sold at 10 So; Horn Silver, 7Oj
$50; Navajo, 225; Eureks Con-. 5SS;
Chrysolise, 125; Sierre Grande, lis and
120; Little Chief, 90 tn "a; Climax, Is tC
10. Sales for the day, 3S,615 shares.
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EYE AND EAR.

Dr.. Ira Lyons, four doors west o
Gift House corner.
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WANTED.

Girl wanted to do General Housework
Apply al this Office. T
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WANTED.

twenty-five good Joiners. Apply at
Armstrong s. Co.'s. new -four mill.
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SALT LAKE CITY.
SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS

Will run from Logan and Ogden on the 23d,
returning on the 18th of July. Fares only
So % from Logan and return, and only 81 20
from Ogden and return. This s the cheapest
out yet, while
HALF FARE RETURN TICKETS
Will be issued at all points between Pr ovo
and Logan on those dates.
Come all, and hear your favorite songs sung
in your native tonguel
The pre- ceeds Of Concerts to go to the Deseret
Hospital, Sunday School Union and
Glasses performing.
General admission Csc Reserved SeGtt
soc Children 'sasde1' II, 1Oc.
Performances at 10 80 Am and 2.3O pm
Doors open one hour earlier JUL
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIST

List of Buying Prices OF Produce
q the Salt Lake Market, corrected
Semi-weekly for the SALT LAKE
HERALD, by Sears s. Liddie'
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HORSES AND MULES

For sale. Apply to a. S. Patterson
1872 Main street.
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TELEGKAMS
COMMERCIAL
Wool Market.
UTAH WOOL:
Bullion.
Railroads.

New York, s.-BAr silver, 1917.
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Affairs in West Washington.

PAYING CHURCH DEBT.-Rev. Father Kelly an
n0unced in Trinity (Catholic) church yesterday
morning that the contribution to pay the church
debt received on the second Sunday In NovembeI
footed up the handsome sum Of 81 1,0l4.38 Contr1
buttons will again be received next Sunday.
MEAsLEs-Thirty-eight OF the forty-Slx pupils In
Miss Mazie Strohman's public) school at Langley,
Va, have the measles.
NEW PAsToR.-Rev. Jas. l. Lodge, the new pas
tor OF the Gay Street Baptist church. preached hi:
first sermon at that church yesterday. He wa.
welcomed by large congregation, who fingered
after the services to give him friendly greeting
ory, with 1000 buhsels wheat; boatII. NJ Talbot
with $500 bushels wheat Sales, $500 bushel
wheat, at prices ranging from s1.loX to sl.lS
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The O'Donmcll Verdict,
INnapsEp BY TIE IoxnoS p,pFBs


LONDON. Dec. 3-All Of the morning nal,nrS in
dorSe the verdict In the caSe OF oDonntu. The
1teS says II WAS impossible the Jury "a arrive
at any other conclusion. The evidence for the
Crown was clear and abundant. Carey was hated
ana was murdered because lac was an inforlnrr but
The Tact that Carey aided the law in bringing other
mlIdcrerS 10 Justice rendered his claim - urotac-
uon by the government Paramount. Therefore
taTeyS murder was crime which outraged trs-
uce IN no common degree and which the law was
bound to aveuge.
The 7r'egI'aDb SAYS oDonnclrs painful eNhiif-
ton OF violence at the end III the trial disspat any
DOUBTS. II any existed. concerning the motives uu-
der1ylng his savage act.
The Standard says there can scarcely he any
tice OF 0'UOQQell-S sentence
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National Board Of Egcaleh.

The National Board OF Health has forwarded its
annual report for the fiscal year 1882 So TO the Sec
retafy OF the Treasury for transmission TO
Congress. 1t gives a detailed account OF
the operations of the board down to
the time OF its lapse by limitation
on the 2d Of June. The total expenditures were
s9i.333. 1t is recommended that Congress make
provision for the cooperation OF the board with
lGcal health authorities in the execution and en-
ocemcnt Of their rules and regu,at ions relating to
contagious diseases in the United states. An ap-
propiaiion OF So .G0 Is asked foT the expenses uf
The board during the next fiScalyear.
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ArcnrrSrrnr, NJ, n. ~ :, .,.l.,,tr .n-r,-rr,.-

ARCHBISHOP N'CtEE ON SECRET SOCIETIES
DCBiGN. Dec. IA pastoral letter from cardinal
Mctahe was read I'm all The Catholic churches hero
Yesterday. II strongly denounced secret sorctius,
Mmch. II Nlld, seem - r'NS'SS fatal charm for
illShnen. ending generally with a hanEnan rope
or the infamy or an infOTmer.
PRIEST STONED I'm oRl~cFvFN
NEwRY. Dee. 3-flth r Mace Garter WAS stoned
yesterday " nile passing thrcsgA The Orau-e lgar-
ter OF the town.
MORE TNFORNFHS
DrRI1S. Dec. 3--A prominent inYinrIh'c who fe
now undergoing penal >Vrgitudr. has offered 10 give
important evidence against fclrtcnn men who ara
10 he placed on trial here today f0r she inuYlrr ~
Mrs. Symthc. near CoilinstoEn in Aprtl l2 1yllils
she Ms driving home from church with her broth
er-in-law.
ANTI PROTESTANT RIOTS 1T WEXFORD
NFNToRn. n"t. 3.-A mob here last evening a.
tacNed the theltcrin Which an fNangelictl ser
wee was being held. and attempted Ia burn the
bulldilE. / hc mob TOOK possession OF the town.
ht"kr III" windows az a Protestant church and
hoS of nearly all the houses ln the place occlnlrd
10y ProteSf9ntS. The drS" ( l li,s who attended
service al IN" church ana theatcr werr torn on
ana The gentlemen accompanying them were
stoned. and several Ot them iniurrd severely The
mcn parad"i the streets .ur several hours singing
"God Save Ireland.
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4 Summer Rc>o,y Eurn.

WtTERTowH. y. a.. Dee. 3.-The Hub House. a
noted summer resort on AN island I'm the ~. law
renee. near Clayton. WAS burned last evening with
the IufniT tie: also all the trees and brush on the
island. The property was owned by George Best
OF osweGo, and is partially insured.
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Senator Anthony Um,rox;,y

NEW YORK, Dee 3.-Srnator Anthony gains
strength Slowly. He passed "A comfortable ligit
He Is getting over his desire 10 make an ear,y
start for Washington, and agrees with his friends
that IL VIII be better for hn 10 rest here for sey.
eral dayS
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Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToeDAv-Internal reve-
nue., $752. .66S.41; customs. s415. .437.47.

GOVERNMENT RECE.rrs To-DAV.-Internal reve-
nue., $152. .66S.41; customs. s4l5,
NAVAL BOARD, consisting of Capts George f.
Belknap and Z. O. Matthews, Lieut.. Com. r. T.
Jewell and IieutS. Washburn, Maynard and 4. r.
Conden. has been appointed 10 make a full fnyest-
cation and OF torDedOeS adapted TO naval war
fare, under the provisions OF an act passed ar the
last Congress making an appropriation of 100000
1of the purchase ana manufacture OF suitable tOipe
does.
1NDIAES COMING IN Fol. THE NINTER.-Adjutant
General Drum has received official Information OF
the surrender at Camp Poplar River of five lodges
OF Sitting Bulls forces, from the British provinces.
and sans Arcs. As all their friends at Standing
Rock Agency, Gen. Terry recommends that they be
sent there, which will probably be done.
A MANDAMUs REFusED.-The Court in General
Term to-day sustained the plea Of the respondent to
The jurisdiction of the court in the matter of the
petition Of stephen " White for a mandamus on
Controller Knox to compel him to pay balance
Claimed on Judgment against the Miners National
bank of Georgetown, Col, which failed in 1S15 An
appeal to the US. Supreme Court Was taken.
PROMOTIONS IN THE WAR DEPAETMENr.-The fol
lowing promotions were made to-day In the War
department: B. T. Keller, e. N. Brown. G. L. !b-
mar, +. w. Raymond and ". H. Lewis from 81 600
to s. 300 CerkShipS. These clerks We're all appointed
some time ago under the civil service rules to Fl COO
clerkships. 1t had been the custom In the War de-
paftfhellI 10 make the promotions from among the
Inexperienced clerk n the lowest grade, but as all
the efficient ones had been promoted 1t was ques-
tlon whether the five vacancies of the 81 200 grade
IN the Adjutant Generals oiilce should be filled by
civil service clerks OF the 81 GOO grade who had not
completed their time of probation, or by making
acquisitions on the civil service commission for
81 200 clerks Finding that the civil service commits
sion made no objection the Secretary OF War pro-
noted the civil service clerks OF the 81, 900 grade
DEATH OF A NAVAL OFFICER-The Navy depart
ment Is informed that Lieutenant Commander C.
W. Kennedy died at Los Angeles, Cal on 30th No
yember, from rheumatism.
NAVAL ORDERS.-Iieut Edward P. Mcclellan Or
deTed to the Galena. Lieut.. II. II. Townley to
special duty at the University Of Nebraska. En-
sign Louis Duncan to special duty at the Johns
Hopkins University. Ind. Lieutenant Commander
+. A. Miller granted three months leave with per-
mission to leave the I-niteG States.
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BALTIMORE. Dee. 3.-Capt. Henry Smith. of the
schooner Annie, or Baltimore reports that on sun
DAY noon, when OF Rock Creei. Edward Brown fell
overheard from the lib. The yaNI boat was I'M
medlaiely lowered ana capSizcd. throwing August
Temple into the river. B0lh men were drowned
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Latest FOREIGN Ne,x-S.

FI"l1lNES FROM kHARTDUM.
CAIRO. Dee 3.-Ihe European pooul ation Of Ehar.
tolil mas taken refuge n Barb n and HE Egyptian
government has ordered the iordl chiefs al lle it-
ter place 10 protect the fHgitvcS.
AN ISSUREECTIoSARY PIOT
MADRID. Dec. 3-The newspaper Las P.0r;Hrfrs
oi taichcla. publishes better from Barcelona stat
Ing that an lnSlirectlonatY plot has been aseoy-
cred among the members of the battalion OF rifles
forming part OF The garrison there. A captain.
two lledtenantS and two enaignS have b-rn ar
Rested and sent 10 Madrid. n l. believed they Le-
long 10 The republican military association.
WAITING FOR AZ OUTBREAK
MArRlD. Dec. 3.-Tite news paper III Pdfs of Ie-
rda, states Jhat. owing To rnnOrS OF a pTfbable
attempt of some KIND upon Tie French frontier the
Officers OF the garrison have been ordered 10 sleep
ia the barracks
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WAITING FOR Az OUTBREAK.
FiuctuasioE. ia wall Street.

A WEAK OPENING FOLLOWED by GETTER PRICES.
NEW YORK. Dec. 3, IL a. ln.-The stock lnafket
this morning opened iiTrn bat soon became weak
stocks were the Changers. canada southern Union
Pacific and Wabash preferred. AT ii oc!Uch tie
market Was ffdCtionaiiy better
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Charged Nift. SI.nder

NEW EANES, toNS.. Dee 3-GrAnd Juror
PAINTER. OF West Haven WAS arrN- ted tbs morning
on civil suit for ler hro2-at hy Miss Mamie,
kinnon, whom he charged with being a kiepto-
maniac ana stealing diamond ring II The recent
NllNpn-SomefS wedding I'm West Haven. Mr.
RAINIER refused 10 procure bonds and WAS oIef ND
In lail - -
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Strike aS SIilerS.

READING, Pa, pcc.3-The naers al the Ill works
OF PottStown Iron company. at PojlStown. struck
this morning refusing 10 submit reduction Of l2
per cent. Notice of which was recently given by
the COMPANY.
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The Mar i'm Epxnf.


KkUFENlN" OF TIE ROAD 10 InE s0CnAN
CAIRO, Dee. 3-ACtive preparations continue fnr
the reopening OF the road 10 the Soadln ia SlIa-
KIM ANA BeIbcr. Two Dattalions VIII bc dispatched
to Upper EgNpt.
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NEW YORK, Dec. "a severe SHOW storm f. pre-
yailinS throughout the northeast and along the
coast. Telegraph aud cable vines are seriously
affected
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Killed by es,;r-larS.

CLEVELAND. ONO, Dee. 3.-Tagg aee-inaSter Long
acre. shot by burglars at shelby Rlchlana coiutS 3
last Friday, died this morning. Marshall SETTER il
improving.
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ACnthnsic ChurcI, Hnrnea

TROY. y. Y. Dec. 3.-St. Agnes Catholic church
al tohoeS, was burned this morning imiu.dl tt.ly
after mass \ defective flue was the cause Loss
$4,000; insured