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They Come High.
Draks'I Mdqd:ins.

UrIAE . HIVU-EHF'
"You don't seem to like newspapers,
ColonelY'
No; they have cost me $4,000"
How was thst?'
"You reeollect last year l was slandered
by one Of them%
Yes; but that couldn't have injured you
to that mount"
We'll il did. / sued for libel"
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~CnnprntnlRte Him.
". Y. Sun.

". \. SHa.
Stranger, hev you ever played poker in
MissouryY'
"No, sir"
well, if you ever do set down in a game
out thare, and q red-eyed mar whose clothes
smell of cattle whites a corner of the
table, and allows that he hez FIVE Jacks, Jest
bunch sour kisrds in the pack and say,
That's GOOD"
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Mineral Poison!

Ea,es suffered untold misery for many years from
yyi uucus etc Is OF mercury, which at last deVeI-
Oped tito an ulcer on my leg, which refused 70 heSl.
IluuIy l used >wiit's specific, and II has entlreIy
d,alp.aIed. aud I sm in better health than tor
yefrs. II IA the best blood remedy in the Sortd.
T. II. MORHAS, OgleihorFe, Ca, Aug >, 81
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A stitch IN Time Saves Min.

is true Of old coats, and mouths. When the
former shows the FIRST defect take stitch"
and always keep the mouth right by using
SOZ0D0NT. It costs less for a new coat
than q set of teeth. False teeth are not as
pleasant as natural ones.
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I~nHammatorY Rheumatism.

VAS attacked last winter with ~iulamm1tory
rh.uma,iSm OF severe type-my first serious illness
.rrce I,-6. mad various kinds OF treatment with
oply temporary partial relief. After seven weeks |
vas reduced in weight > pounds, had no strength
In his condition l began Swiits Specific, and IN
thre GAYS be an % improve, and in thres weeks |
Eg,' rec from disease and up attending to my reSl-
lar business My appetite returned Sad l rapldIy
Gained nv flesh. I have waited this soag 10 oe Ger
l.n that my cure vas permanent
C. p. GOODYEAR. AttOrney-at-LaE
Brunswick, Ga, June p, lSSL
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BE-. &. Railroad.

leave Pellaire at ? p. M. for sumnerield.
Lave Hcll2iTc at 6.DO q n. for SOneTfe'd and
TaECS'ile. Arrive at BelairC, %:i5 !, N and 5:3j
.. N.
For through tickets, East and West. call Oh or ad-
dICSs JSu l.. t~oNLlNSDS, Panhandle route, foot
\ leycnih street, Wh,e cling W. VI
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win BE In Mt the Death,

The Duke of Argyle has computed that
the world viii not be destroyed in 10000
600 years. This is very encouraging to the
Bartholdi Pedestal Fund committee.
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TETTER OF THE SCALP.

was almost perfectly hald, caused by letter Of
the ton Of the scalp. / use your Cuticura Remedies
about six weeks, aud they cured my scalp perfectly
and nov ny hair is coming hack as thick as II ever
was j. Il SnOiIb
WE1 EsnORo'. TEX.
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A Voice From Under the Desk.

is a capable Of6lling an Officer
asks an exchange. She is. A woman has
lust been inquiring after some rejected
manuscript in this Office, and she filled it
completely, for the time being.
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A God Send

lhaye had rheumatism for forty years aud have
teen relieved With a few bottles Of 5. : Icon
ssler il a GOd->end 10 the afflicted.
B WALES, Thomson, Ga, Aug. To- Oh
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words. OF warning and Comfort.

Words OF Warning and Comfort.
IF you are suffering from poor health or
'anguishing On a bed Of sickness, take eheer
II you are simply siling, or II you feel
weak and dispirited,
without clekriy know
ing why, Hop Bitten
win surely cure you.
II you are q minister, and
have o~yerlaxed yourself with your
pastoral duties, or . mother, worn out
with care and work, or q man Of business or
labor, weakened BY the strain Of your every day dn'
ties, or = man Of letters toiling over your midaight
work, Hop bitters viii most surely strengthen soa'
If you are suffering from over-eatin , or
drinking, any indiscretion or dissipation or
are young and growing too fast, as is often
the case,
cor II you are in the workshop, on the
farm, at the desk, anywhere, andceel
that your system needs cleansing, ton
.ing, or stimulating, without inroxicst-
ling, IL you are old,
blood thin and impure, pulse
feeble, nerves unsteady, faculties
waning, Hop Bittrrs Is what you need TO
give you new life, health, and vigor."
il you are c~ostire, or dyspeptic or suffer
ing from any other of the numerous dis
eases Of the stomach or bowels, il Is Jour
own tault IL you remain III. II
you are wasting away with any !orm
Of Kidney disease, stop tempting death this
moment, and turn fer azure to Hop Bitters.
If you are sick with that terrible sickness,
Nervousness, you will find a Balm in
Gilead" in Hop Bitters.
If you are a frequenter, or resident OF,
"a miasmatic district, barricade your sys-
TEN against the scourge OF all countries
Malaria, Epidemic, Bilious and lnter
-mittent Feyers by the use OF Hop Bitters-
II you have rough, pimply, or sallow skin, bad
breath, Hop Bitters will give you fair skin, rich
blood. the sweetest breath aud health. $500 will be
paid for a case they will not cure or help.
A Lady's Wish.
ooh, how ! do wish my. skin was as clear and
Golf as yours" said a lady t. her friend. You
can easily make 1t SO, answered hefriend. How
inquired The FIRST LADY. q,
"By using hop Bities that make pure, rich blood
and blooming health. 1t did II for me as you OBJ
serve"
asrNone genuine without q bunch Of green Hops
on the white label. Shun all the vile, poisonous
stuff with Hop" or CHOPS" In their name.
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COVERED WITH BLoTCHES.

want to tell you that your Cuticura Resolyent Is
magnificent. About three months Pgo my face was
covered with blotehes, and after using three bottles
FREDERICK MATTREE.
o. 81. CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS, La
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The One Thing for which There Is Room

Adyices from Paris say that Sarah Bern
hardt is better. A cynic says: Her con-
duct has shown room for improvement,
certainly"
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Swift, specific !, entirely vegetable no mercury,
90 potash, o. other minerals. Send for treatise on
Blood and skin diseases, free.
SWIFT SPECIFCCO. Drawer S, Atlanta, Ga
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mbeeins 8ssister
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURES OF TRAM
IA ExPLASAfIuN or RkrEREScE MARKS: sDaly.
Isucdsy excepted. MONDAY exeepted.-wheeling
Time:
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ECZEMA TWENTY YEARS

Ny gratitude 10 God is uubounded for the relief !
have obtained from the use OF the Cvticura Rene
dies. have been troubled with Eczema on my iegs
ior twenty years. had not q comfortable night for
-sars, the burning end itching were 50 intense.
Now, ] am happy 10 say, / have no trouble. Only
the liver-colored patches on my limbs remain asa
token OF my former misery r
1ss MEsr AVENUE. RocRESTEs. n. Y.
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For sale.

NNE GOOD SIDE 4 BUGGY. PULL
leather top, with pole and sasiu. Also one god
dovble st Of harness The asovs viii be so,i cAsrp
Inquire Of A. NJ. HAMILTON.
polIh Ifit Narkft S,pet.
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GOING wIsT.

Al trains daily except Sunday.
IulImSn's Palace Drawing hoom and Sleeping Can
through without chBbge from steulenvilie East To
Plilndclrhia and New York. West 10 Columbus,
,inrinnali, Louisville, Chicago, Indianapolis ana
4. louis.
Icr through tickets, baggage checks. sleeping car
accommodations, and any further Information ap
us 20 I'D q. TOMLISsOS, Ticket Agent at Pan
Handle Station, fopt Of Eleventh street, or at Cit!
Ticl ct Office, under Mcclure House, Wheeling
JAMES MCCREA
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
T. A. FORD.
GcnI Pass. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh. Ia.
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vT,HE STATE or WET viRgINIA, OHIO
County. In the Circuit Ccun Of UAls county,
West yi1fbiA. poyeubW kulet ia
jennie n. Kerr
Ann Lunsogd, WIDOW q Louis Landlord; hans1
n, Iunslord. yuIis A. Tnnsfert, AoAoAa v. 20.
Ter Nsnns b. Hell, julia y Hui, ysAn g Hell,
Ala andsr n. Hnn, Chayts G Hull ThD0M
Iupsord. spd Ortoa I. Holiday sDA 0ihUo
Laub. - exsruton a LSub Lnnacst, tsoeasel.
II cuAScHsY.
Ibs ssnsnl objsc4 Of III suit = 70 keAass su9
and 20 II nt6s . psp9 vTftog aeto4 IA
April, Issi, purpoitsg - - ~ hk vfhN L6ub
Lnpsford, beeassd, 81 ~ lesos0t ~ 4le9e
strus q ana. A. 10 aplen3ag fsso an4ov4
Sid In thh 0naa. st thAse - @ - -
snts 1sDn3s 3. Hsll, yulia ]. nlu. Je61 e nan,
AkIandn Han and Chas.e e 1en,ae - ~
depu d IL Btsts d W0 vhvn9aga - ~ -
hsvipT beea sesvea vfth 1rees0 - ~ $500
notkn a Ne ceapiakDest, ~ - lbd3S, -
osdu Of psblicaie6 b ntesU1 aUtn1 oDteeoH
b srdsreL thai H. ah askslasta, uaanb nant
Julis b Huii, yoAa c. BuI1, Atsx06W Hal -
Char,es c. Hull - nlgtrsl - $780, 49, -
menth sftsE he Asts q the futIlbhceeteea IT,
order, sst % Shst = ses.ssyte 49, 1l6t.
tSeTsa u = fufth9 osdess3 49, ~ 49,
Iobiisie "a sp9 possd = ssstssd ~
Wins, john ". Mitehdn, CNk 80 sSesI
nj the Court House a. ~ CouDn, ~ - 81
Eoyenkss, 10, toryit: Neys.h. 49,
JOHN v. OsL
ruhiIsSsa uss int dr. yssmhssA -
Rosf. WGmI, solidtsg - Complainant
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PETROLEUM.

Titusvi1le.
T1rusylLLE, Pa, November 24.-The
market opened at 72ic; highest 12ici
lowest 72jc, and closed at 72fc. Ship
ments, none taken; charters 1885 bar.
rels; runs 77,0l5 barrels
On Catys
On CRY, Nov. 2.-National Transit
certificates opened at 72lc; highest 72ic;
lowest 725c, and closed at 72ic. Sales
$4,000 barrels; ~clearances 2,32s,0OO bar
rels; runs 77,ll5 barrels; shipments no
posted; charters 40,595 barrels, Exchange
stock $500 bid, mont offered.
Pittsburgh.
P~IrrsBuRGH, Pa, November 2+.-ln the
afternoon the market was q trife hrmer;
rallied to 73a and closed at 72c.
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Be7wood
Real Estate.

heal eState.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, MADE
- by henry ". Fisher aud Elizate,h Fisher. his
wife, to tie und.isis n,d trasts. date tho 9Th day
ri ala usI, A. D., ISL, and rcCordcd In the othe Of
tie ilrlk Il the County Court Of MARI all COUNT
10 4, I'd OF uRst book 30. T. page -, ] shall proSccd
to sill on the prem iss in the town Of Bsnwood.
Marshall count. West Nirgtnia, 81
saturday, December l3th, 1884.
l~egiun'pg at 10 o'clock a: NJ. Tie following described
rIuprriy. that |, TO saw lots Nos. five (5l aud elk
~, Ia hi, AN McMcchsh's addition 10 the town IL
kei Nood with The ia pIeTenenis thei ecn situate.
Zach lot fronting forty i've lcst sS inches on Flint
.I.,,J .nd running hack one hundred and two fcet
cgp alley. A plat 81 said aJditioa 10 recordei 10
t. ~ 60 OF ihe Clerk Of the IOunty Court OF MAJ
hal ,"uniy, ~ deed hook No. u, rage ~.
GiIMS UF SALE One hind OF the purchase
Ia"Iry, and ~ much more a. the purchaser may elert
- ~, VI ogh IN tie day Of sale. aud the residue In
~, 49, ~ inbiAllIDents In one and two years, With
at nom cay oi tale, the purchaser giving his
uoLs with approved security, aud the title 10 10 re-
ts,r,d ur.il al The purchase money 10 paid.
rhr II Is believed TO b. perfect, but selling ~
I u.''r, ithall only convey such title ~ Is vested
IA Ia, rs ICh trustee.
HIRAM BUNGARDNER, Trustee.
Ew'NG, asLNIs a RILAr. Attorney mol ct
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-lr,.st,er's stomach Bit,cs Is 4 fine blOol de-
,gorr. A RATIONAL Cathagtic, and q superb anti
','5g, spe,iaG Il rallies the falling energies o, the
EHr.t,frf. and CHEEKS premature decay. FeV'r
gwrr.i7r, are au0ug the evils which IL eatirely e
gg,g~. Iu~t-0picll countries, where the liver aud
h5r,, are or.anS most unfavorably affected by the
cmria. Il ;aauersc Of climate. Diet and water, IL is
Every necessary safeguard. For sale by all Drug
g.,f, and I eI.ers generally.
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n DEkIkAMK O0UfTkY kAdDDW
"A aissiy lssIsa nawVnlsa - r. Hs9
naka ss1sty No pissaa[s0Sl9 N go
more Mo q ha1 Location - p, Ck6kRA
An sxes1setlesets passs 49, IT
esrsh1w.ko1. Ms1ssss
Or cA6GAEUA0
iev 1aal neats Agsnt WA1sefnA
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itching Diseases.

TCZEMA, or salt rheum, with its agonizing Itch
II ing and burning, instantly relieved by a warn
Cuticura the great skin cure. This repeated daily
with two or three doses Of Cuticura Resolvent, tht
new blood purifier, 10 keep the blood cool, the per
.pintion pure and unirrftating, the bowels open
zema, letter, Ringworm, Psoriasis, Lichen Pruritus
-called Head, Dandruf, and every species Of itch
ing, scaly, and pimply humors Of the scalp and skin
when the hest physicians aud all known reueiie.
-oil
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH r.. R.
CoSDrNsED TIME TABLE OF PASSENGER
" Trains corrected November 10, ISL Central
g,.pIsrd Tina.
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P.-eneer tusin daly Including Sunday. Asss
modstion Trims run ally szcsPt sSndaE:~
Ticket Agent WhsdinG W Va
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For sale.

A Farm OF SIXTY ACRES, FOUR MILES
IA southeast o. Rsavood, Narhsu county, w0s
Virginia msd sev fnns house stsbiins. ~,
thirty aero cleared. balance In good white Oh Tn.
Der, BY ". v. HOGE 4 BRO,
ic3Sh 800 Marfet Ssfest
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For sale.
A BEAUTIFUL FARM OF is7 ACRES; IS
IA acres tim her, u acfes In TALL g1iu, 100 aers la
gas, su orchard Of le scIss choice fruit A cue
Ia ick dwelling OF 8 roemA a One Bank Barn ssk;0
let. 5000 Insurance on these buildings. Farm
well ua,ered and we'll siustei, two miles from Mar.
tinsbug Pris tio,ooo. Doe ,hird cssh. balance
Cn easy terms. j. IL BRISTuR, Agent.
Ioc?,piSel Mariinsb irg. ". Va
The Mineral argus., 1884-12-11

gulsning. The secretary of the
uy auVlses that the dutv ~eas
xesSlgaeng this subject be- eDtin
nHo~ H W. instance to a competent coTrsnOsee
SION while fully recognizing the conaiHInhs
lions that may be urged a0afnst AZ onsluera
an nevertheless of the opinion that ~ *I
who're, no other would be likely ~ " "a.
speeulef or better results. That noTtioncc
~, ~. seSaeu4rys report which concerD,
the condltlon of our shipping intereSts eLn
not fail to command your attention can
Phaycally recommends that as an inoentjn,
10 Ihe investment of American canitaI -
american steamships, the government shall
~ aIo- 60 Peyhents Tor mail transportation
- 95neIWlse, lend its active assistance To in.
ulVldual enterprise, and declares his bolia.
Ihat unless that course be pursuad nv,
Foreign carrying trade must remain rs II ~
Jay, almost exclusively in the hands n,
oonaenSLs Ohe Phase OF this subjects is now
especially prominent, in view of the repeai
Dy the act OF June 26, 1884. of ali stain
tory provisions arbitrarily compelling Amer
can vessels to carry the mails to anf
nom the United States As IL 4,
necessary to make provision to compensats
the owners of such vessels for performine
that service after April, 1885. II is bonee
Jnat tns whole subject will receive early CON.
slderation that will lead to the enactment n,
sucn measures for the revival of our mer.
Grant marine as the wisdom OF congress NAV
devise. Three per cent bonds of the govern,
men6 20 the amount of more than 300 =
GOO, have since my last annual message
been redeemed by the secretary. The bonds
OF that issue still outstanding amount to
a little over 5000, 600, 600, aboul 9ne-fourtI
OF which will be retired through the opera
tions OF the sinking fund during the COMING
year. As these bonds still continue the CHIEF
factor of the circulation of the national
banks, the question how to avert the con.
traction of the currency caused by their re.
is one of constantly increasing i'm.
Rortance. IL seems to be generally conceded
that the law governing this matter exacts
trom the n excessive security, and that
on their present bond deposits a larger cir
culation than is now allowed may be granted
with perfect safety. 1 hope that the bin
which passed the senate at the last session.
permitting the issue of notes equal to the
face value of deposited bonds, viii commend
sentativeR
The Mineral argus., 1884-12-11

changes and reductions which have been
productive of embarrassment The popuia-
ton and commercial activity of our country
are steadily on the increase, and are giving
rise to new, varying and often delicate re-
lationships with other countries. Our for
eign establishment now embraces nearly
double the area of operations that it did
twenty years ago. TIL confinement of such
a service within the limits of expenditure
then established is not, it seems to me, in ac-
cordance with true economy, and a COM
munity of sixty millions of people SHOULD be
adequately represented in its intercourse
with foreign nations. A project for the re-
organization of the consular service and for
recasting the scheme of extra territorial iu-
risdiction is now before you If the limits of
a short session Will not allow its full consid-
~eration, / trust you will not fail to make
suitable provision for the present needs Of
the service. 1t has been customary to de-
hne in the appropriation acts the rank of
each diplomatic office to which q salary is
attached. l suggest that this course be
abandoned, and that it be left to the presi-
dent, with the advice and consent of the SEN
ate, to nix from time to time the diplomatic
grade of the representatives of this govern
ment abroad, as may seem advisable; pro-
vision being definitely made, however, as
now, for the amount Of salary attached 10
the respective stations.
The Mineral argus., 1884-12-11
The Banks Compelled to Deposit an
Excessive Amount of Security,
Thinks the President.
Methods for Extending the Foreign
Trade Suggested-COnditiOn of the
War Department.
Restoration of the Navy Urged-The
Civil Service lava Graceful
ValedictOry.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
THE LATE ELECTION

M LAAh E1ECAlON
To the Congress of the United States:
Since the close of your last session the Amer
lean people, in the exercise of their highest
right of suffrage, have chosen their chief
magistrate for the four years ensuing. When
it is remembered that at no period in the
country's history has the long political con-
test which customarily precedes the day of
the national election been waged with
greater fervor and intensity, it is a subject
of congratulation that after the controversy
at the polls was over, and while the slight
preponderance by which the issue had been
determined was as yet unascertained, the
public peace suffered no disturbance, but
the people everywhere patiently and quietly
awaited the result Nothing could more
strikingly illustrate the temper of the
American citizen, his love of order and his
loyalty to law. Nothing could more signally
demonstrate the strength and wisdom Of our
political institutions. Eight years have
passed since a controversy concerning the
result of a national election sharply called
the attention of the congress to the neces-
dty of providing more precise and definite
regulations for counting the electoral vote.
1t is of the greatest Importance that this
question be solved before conflicting claims
10 the presidency shall again distract the
country; and l am persuaded that, by the
people at large, any of the measures of re-
lief thus far proposed would be preferred to
continued inaction.
The Mineral argus., 1884-12-11
THE NAVY.
THE NEW CpTTIsERS.

The report of the secretary OF the navy ex-
hibits the progress which has been made on
the new steel cruisers authorized by the acIs
The Mineral argus., 1884-12-11
FINANCIAL.
THE sECRErARY's REpoRr

II ULNIFEINUI . III
The condition of our finances n the
operations of the various branches of the
public service which are connected with the
treasury department are very fully dis
cussed in the report of the secretary. IL ap-
pears that the ordinary revenue for the fiscal
unar andad Luna % 1lQ nunrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
STATE TE00PS READY ~ MARCH,

TIE DEMOCRATS II LoUIiANA PREPARED I'D
FORCE UPON The BENCH a DEFEATED CANDI-
DATE FOR JrDG..
NEw-ORLEANs, May 21.-The Adjutant Gen
eral to-day Or Tered bat tiOu of the Washington Ai-
lery and q battalion Of the louisiana Fled Artillery TO
hold themselves In readiness 10 move al moment '
ti n tb scene ar the troubles IN Nsw-Iberla II l. un
der,tood that considerable excitement exists III new
IBERIA growing ont o. the contest for the juigeslp OF the
XXIs Judicial District between Gates who claims TIA.
he has been elected ald FOntetI. the present incGu-
bent This s one of referred TO in the re'o-
lions adopted to-day by the Republican state Central
Committee.
The senate COMMITTEES considering the petition and
memorial OF Gates last week reported impelchas Fou-
tellieu. who Is a Republican. Ga.es after much delay
and manipulating of votes declared elected at the
recent election As showing how this result was brought
about Fou.rIou's friends claim that in one precinct
known AZ Bayou Pigeon which Al the date OF the recent
election oyernowed the election oihcers
made no provision for the election, ~ no
young ha0 ever been done that point tie htern OF
20 yOt erS living IN that section having ut'ct'L1I
elsewhere Al tue Last election however they decided
d, hold m election aud returned nearly 900
votes precinct for fJce@ thiS ''ec,hV NM
Fortel.u', trends have declared that obey viii not al
low tf- % preside m the district and he state autAOr-
Ties have determined ID seat Gatcs nN i"f't u H
eqdcnty troops have been oiueIe" 10 De
di4p-tcn TO me THcs- Deo,oeraf from Ncw-lpera:
says thai the reports concerins IA P'iloii
situation in this ana t. Martins parishes nave prrH
much cxas-e,,cd. ftr there has oeeh no 1lSDau'e
except weeks ago, when crowd Oh uooA.ul', CON-
posed OF Fou.el-us hackers. par1ded ne sreels az
night firing cauuoss and pstOsand making 'rat' ti.@
tley would spill the last dtops " their o.oDd -elss
FOne.Icu. FOR the past tw0 weeks me cly las p'o"
quct. Iut Ii sorts OF rIu0rs are aIo4t . $3.50, ,t. 81.
Oue 0f te.. rum)rs O. me effect mat fohteeu -
organic NJ negroes 70 defend him ana help resist Tue @
ia. OF Iatcs. An 4ttompt VS. maze ~ ii1y 20 ut.
tnei Court House IN Martins paTisH ana caused sun
cornnoion and great deal ot talk tAroItnont Doll
parishes %h1 the lnceuGiary ana Wa az oulV -.
firing the COurt House uulnowu. LII t"%lndr' We
i.n3 Tbese 7rlnr. h,v. greatly damaged business IN
Nov iberia. The country people are AFRAID 70 come u
town. They think gong on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
LOSSES rVVAPIOUS PLACES.

TORONTO. May Oh The Mail Building, one
OF the h4ndsome8t sdidces IN the city was parity de-
str,yed by fire thi, morning The southern wing 10
almost a ruin. The damage to the building il roughly
estimsted $4,000. The following Offices were III Inc
,,, wing of the bliIng: The lIii's business Office
Toulon and Lancashire and New-IOrk Insurance !;
American Consul; Medical and surgical Association
FJg4rf Neck varuish; Kernedy a FlleAr and fl"l lu
archifect, and tine Rel Telephone Company Inc Ben
TeIephOue Company are che heaviest losers 1T VIII
take ffteen days fix their wires over LOO" wires run
mn hi. pj.re an ali were wrecked. IL tAc most
raj telephone station ID Canddl 4hc Otlc
occupants lose heavily by water.
FALL RIVER. May 24-Ihe LAYTON House al stone
Bridge TtvcrtOn. Rhode Island owned y Colonel L. t.
Alexander of New York was burned this afternoon. The
los, IS 5000; the insurance plJOD0
HAvcocK y. Y. May 3L-Ihe BARS Etiy Chemical
Works three miles we' OF THIS place were burned Py me
evu.osion 81 "A lantern ar a. n to-day. Inc JOSS x
II .Ouu; the InsLIance sl.OOO.