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Sale.

F not sold before, we will
L. highest bidder at Pickens
Salesday in November 1884,
Land lying, in the Trin of Pic
of the Presbyterian courch, on .
containing Two Acres, more 1,
known as the late residence OF
Go0dlett, deceased.
Terms made known on day
by G. w: TAYLOR, Esq, befo
FLORY G. CUM
8. ID. GOODI.ETF,
oct 10, 1884 3
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'"." ii'N. "-n Pr-'.. l..'-. l...,.r,,.,
}. }. Lewis, C.c.P., has made suit to mo
to grant him Letters Of Administration Of
the Estate and effects of Mary Rider,
These are therefore to cite and admonjsb
all and singular the kindred and creditors
OF the said Mary Rider, deceased, That
Court Of Probate, to be held ot pinl, ,o,S cn
6. H., on the 3D. day of Dec ember. fsa4
after publication hereof, at. Il o'clock in
the forenoon, 10 shew cause, II anv thcv
have, why tue said administration slfould
not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 10th doy ri
October, Ammo DOmiri 1884.
j. II, NEWTON, J.r.rc
oct %, 1884 Gw
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ground.

presenU nio s"upU vno e.,,,o
ground.
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- L.. 3 ING STOW ES.
.i,. a." nges the world in his line.
! '1,'.@ |o / of Goods to be sold at cost
'. .."... m for fall stock. All kinds of
| 1 b. n AWARE, SHLVER
%.s. ATEID WARE
,|"'"'! dc'cription, among which are
q" l.r: md Rogers, etc. Everything
.l'.".... re that you can find anywhere
$. a.a -, Lamps, Lamp Goods,
.r.n0.. >. In fact, all kinds Of Goods
=. rst class house furnishing
E"~E ..'d ishment. Willft up house
...'''i g.. ,ss money than such Goods
:. 90. B. Mt anywhere-North, South,
"...r'.,.l. Hesells the world renowned
'.'!Wi COOK SpOVE-more than
".'.'. III ally use; also, the "Southern
+. Nrr.' II ls Stoves are the largest and
... s." O." or the money to be found in
mr. .uy other market. Call and get
a,:r.' .#,'o you buy. All Goods guar
t.."~1
G3Iur't rices paid in CASH for Hides,
".'. Ha,, I'D Copper, Rags, &c.
''pt "a, J 384 30 3m
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My faosiaSss for doing Fine Watch Work is
unsurpassed IN the south. An work guar.
antsed. son che Celebrated Diamont,
spectacles and Eye Glasses. .,s.
5 may /, 1884 slruuI4s tt
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The assessment of real estate Inst year
was 1892, ,883-an increase in the assess
mont of the present year over TINT of
last year of $54, ,584, gain of 1854
over the total assessment of both real and
personal property for last year. The
~-'."-, i~t,' r. --~~l ~-,i ,,n~
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The total assessment of personal prop
erty for last year, including Air Line
Railroad was 1851, ,273, which shows n
falling off in the assessment for the pre-
sent year of $46,040.
REALTY,
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The Exercises of the Institute will be
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Boots ard bithhtts'
TT Postotiice Box s.. dIe-tPu
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
Inserted for % cents for time; three times Iof o1
,euts rs cents Der week
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a lighthouse is shortly to be built On Seal
Rock, at Eureka, Humboldt county.
The Reno Democrats intend TO ask to
have their State Conven ton A. Reno.
An artesian well company, with capital
of $40. coo, haa been organized at Reno.
The Dominion Government has adver-
tised for tenders for caisson for the Es-
quimalt dry dock, B. C.
john Wilson, the Oldest member of the
Board of School Directors in Portland, Or,
has rendered his resignation.
Oae hundred thousand head of sheep will
be sheared at Pyramid Lake AID Warm
Springs Valley in the spring.
a railroad is to be built, in the near fu.
tare, from Eareks, Cal, TO Trinidad, dis.
tancs of about twenty. five miles.
The Reno Gazette says George D. Win
ters will plant is, ,00O young Eastern brock
trout in Smoke creek IN few days.
Another big strike has been made in
Qlijososs. The ledge assays IS, 600 in gold,
and there is much excitement in conse-
0ueuce,
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A CARD TO The PUBLIC !
CaRIsr. VAIL, PBoPBIEToR oFE|
\ the 7ASsssSss3
Nr,ItsAERLts REEWlEEN 49,
- gTgEE RS|
SCHOOL BOOK PUBLISHERS.

StEAiEp rCOpJSNJS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by Obi s,-.amcuto Civ Board O., Education, 8;
their oE-., street, beginning March 3, 1855,
uatu MONDAY, MAY 5, 1854, 70 be opened
az $50 oe.,s H. ". on Nay 8, 1855, for Common
School Text Books n lieu 5f the following list adopt
Cd ia Nay
NlGlay5 Readers, series of 47e books
MeGuG. N.e Carts. P4ys1u Denton IS Serb.
uer's Copy ii11as series of seven books E5rtbolo-
news Urar.u. Cards, C0ihu.us Nentl Arithmetic,
Bobiusau's C-up'ete ArlAmetc SVir-ou's Word
Book, Esr,l-- lutJoduccory Geography. Hsrpcrs
school Gc1--sIay. Reed Kellogg Graded Lessons
in EnEifsa Gee IS He'logg's Higher Lessons iu Eue-
li5h. Elfulld's United States History, Bryan; &
STATIONS Common School Bookkeeping, Cutters
E'ameaan flysoi0gy, Aims Rudiments (German)
Ah1's 0rlullar (Gcrms1), Aims Grammar and
Reader (Gsrati).
Samples q TIE books must accompany each bid,
and enc bid must state the rate a which each will
be furrs sd 10 wholesale aud ~ retail and whether
the books accepted viii be exchanged Tor those
tn use wthc-t ccst 70 the pupils or 70 the Board, or
at what rate slch exchange wall be made. Bonds
satisfactory 20 the Board will be required froa the
successful t.Iior that such books can be purchased
az one or more rsces in this city in sufficient guam
iiiy and a, al proper times ai the retail price agreed
upan durr- tEa existence OF his contract, and that
the books d weight, color and quality Of paper, in
binding iu typography. aud in al other respects,
stall De go .al % the samples The Board reserves
the right seiec, any or all bids ON any portion Of
bii
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Died OF fls sNound-sch0Ol Eltctlon-EX-
cFY,fEaY, Eincrno-aH

PORTLAND, March 10Gh.-Wn. Rose, the
young man who was stabbed by Thomas
Sheridan last week, disd this afternoon 9t the
City Icepisal. A charge OF murder has been
entered against Sheridan. The stabbing af-
fair sosms to h2vs bsep unp-oyoked on the
par5 Vi r 1sa, and the osso vii ~ pretty hsrd
with Sheridan.
At the annual school election, held in Port
land to dsy, C. Il. Dodd was elected Di-
rector and Wan. Church Clark.
Gionini, the condemned nirrdsrsr, was TO
have been hanged tomorrow at Vancouver,
w. T., but the execution has been postponed
until April 15.h by Governor Newell.
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PASSENGER Llsrs.

TRoMoyToRY C. T.). March IOth-The following
overland passeng gers passed ProInontory March 10Th
to arrive ia Sacramento Harch 12th N. B3rGett
wife and two .iidren, Buffalo, y Y; S. Highlander,
New York Mrs. L. Wright, san Francisco; B. Nc
Ciuer, Dubuque, Iowa Mrs. D. H. Maffat, AIrE "
II. Saessy, Mss N. A. sIaeiat, Denver Mrs. I. II.
Allen and two children, Washington, D. e.; Mrs. NJ
Sortharth, New York; ". NJ. MeCluer, Saltwater,
MINI; 5 E. Henderson, Cleveland. ohio; c. D.
Buchanon aud wife, J. Allison and vite Melbourne,
Australia; r. ~ Trip, Ogden; J. Brown, Ca.iior-
MIA G. K. Evans Baltimore G. W Van Deuesen,
T. S. A.; o. Z. Harl;isis, Riggs, Cal; W. Ii. Hamp-
ton, California W. A. CurfisT, Boston; J S. Gas
kill, Nevada G. Cummings, Brooklyu, n. Y; G. s.
Messener, B st1u F. ]. Van Buren, Fulton, \ ";
Il. C. GARNER, Frankfort, KY; 7. ~ Cartney, st.
LOuis ] NJ BOyd Omaha
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Fcn pena in thc strcct.

Los ANGELES, March 10sb.-George w.
Bennett, aged 42, fell dead in the street. to-
day, fron hemorrhnge. He lived in Will
miuetcn,
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Republican Victory IN Oakland.
OAKLAND, March 10:h.-In the municipal
election to-day the city went soliily Republi.
can hv from 500 TO 500 mainriiv.
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OLD aiEXiGO.


GUAYMAs, March 1O.h.-The French war
steamer Kuguelen. from the lower coast o.
South America. came unexpected into port
last evening. The vessel is under orders to
visit this port and La Pez. Lower California,
and to proceed TO the Sandwich Islands.
Gesersl joss Gui4lermo Carlo, command
ing the ncrthwesi divisions OF Mexico, Is ex-
pectei here On the 11th, having lett Mexico
on the 4ih inst
The report published in the Chicago papers
of tbs death of sixteen persons by 8 cave in
the Minss PFiesss mines is incorrect. Only
two were killed and three slightly injured.
These mines are now in good running order.
Oar psper lnal is still delayed from Cali.
forTia and this Hast
The weather ia pleasant ana cool, and there
"a no lever.
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T0oR RENT-A CENTRALLY LOCATED Ho-
q tel in this city, doing good business Owner
wishes to engage in other business outside of Sacra
mento. Apply to this office. nr6-lwt
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n,n;h of nn Old nc.idcnt.

NEVADA CITY, March I0'h &C. Bsckmau,
one OF our oldest residents, died here yester-
dsy morning. He had suffered for several
with an affection of the throat and
bronchial tubes. Deceased was 63 years of
age, and native Of Norway. lis iunoral
will take place tomorrow, uodey the auspices
r. The hfasous
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The Cisar-MaIsing schOoI-Death on
GOpbers.

SAN Francisco, March 1O:b.-Tbe enroll
ment of white boys and giTs who desire to
learn cigar manufacture commenced this
morning, and about 800 names were secured.
a committee Of cigar manufacturers was cut
eli day locking for o suitable place for the
proposed school. a force Of men will be put
on to clcrFoR in fitting up. Up TO this even
ing 81, 600 of the capital stock of the school
corporation bad been subscribed.
The recent storms in the seuttecn counties
sre said TO have killed off large number OF
gophcrs. Ga Sunday the trsin men and pas
seagers OF ths South Pacific Coast Rail-
road killed 200 Of them at Newark.
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ARIZONA.
The Gage Station Train Robbers.

Tucson, March l0th.-Detectiye Len Hag.
ris received telegram from Silver City, n.
NJ, this evening, stating that the Gage sta
tion train robbers had escaped from the jsil
at that place, but that they had been over
taken By posse of citizsns when about
eight miles away. A bloody battle ensued,
in which one OF the posse, Joseph LATER, was
killed. OF tie robbers, Frank Taggart
and Mich. Lee were taken prisoners,
sad hanged. The negro Washington, and q
Mexican murderer named Chavez, were shot
dead. Kit joy ia still at liberty, heading
towards the Gils river, with the posse in
close pursuit, determined to take him. dead
or alive. he ia supposed to be the man that
killed Laffsr. Lee confessed to the killing of
engineer Webster before being hanged.
Distressing and EataI Accident.
PHGNIX jackson county,, March 10TH
4 most distressing and fatal accident &C.
CURED here very early yesterday morning
Some trsmps attempted to break into the
house of Z. ". Dwell. The latter discov.
cred the burglars, and prepared 80 give them
a warm reception. Len Colvig, a neighbor,
hearing she noise, came running over to his
assistance, ald in tie darkness Dwell mis-
took Colvig for one Of tho burglars and shot
him. Coivig lived several hours. He was
the son Of very prominent citizen OF south
ern Oregon,
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worst snow-storm of the Season.
F0REEGs.
The Egyp.lan sltuatIon.

KHARroUAI, March l0kh-Gsneral Gordon
advises the appointment OF L0bshr Psshs 70
succeed himself Sc Governor Of Soudan. He
thinks Zohshr. if adequately supported, would
dispose Of Mahdi within year. He strongly
denou1ces the proposed British expedition Co
recon quer SoUdao, and expresses a deep anX-
iety about the situation at khartoum. Unless
the British act promptly in regard to the
Zobehr appointment, the victory of Graham
will, he thinks, have bsen useless bloodshed.
be does not believe in sending further tele-
grams. Il is no longer question Of days,
but hours.
Its reported that Sheikh O5eid. on the
other side of the Blue Nile, mas Tissn. If
this is true, the telegraph viii be cut forth
with.
1t is probable that the rebels will attack
Khartoum. They will try and starve the city
into submission.
SECOND DIsPATcH.l
SUAKIM, March l0th.-Osman Digma has
written to the Sneikh of Marghaui, declar-
ing that he has determined to drink the
blood Of the Turks and their allies. He will
strengthen the religion Of Islam with the
sword of El Mahdi. and advises ths sheikh
to sttelnpt the conversion of the English to
the Moslen faith.
Six Persons Drowned.
LONDON, March 10sh.-A schooner was
wrecked last night ct Wick, and six persons
drowned.
The RyuamIfers.
LoSDoN. March 10th.-Fenian OLeary
writes to the Pail HdH Gd.el6 that the do
iugs Of tie dynsmiters are utterly abhorrent
TO his nature. Seventy picked detectives
hays been collected ia London, and iu-
structed in system of espionage in regard to
the dyuamiters.
MurderOus Anarchists.
VIENNA, March 10th.-The murder OF q
policeman az GcuuD, the capital Of Morayis,
il announced. It is believed to be the work
of anarchists. The police of Vienna and
Peeth are busy unveiIing an extensive an
archiss plot.
Gladstone HI.
LONDON, March tb.-Gladstone is suffer.
ing from cGtarrh, and is confined TO his room.
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WANTED,
70 LET Oh FOR SALE.

Advertisements Of five lines in this department
Inserted for 8 cents for one time three times for %
rs,,ta or II cents T,er week,
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SAN JosF, March l0th.-'The name of The
Italian who was drowned yesterday in the
Coyote, at the outskirts of tie city, was
Giuseppe Clcoso, aged -. and single, he
was gathering driitwood, ard fell in while
trying to help a companion draw lsrse log
to the shore, The body has not yet been re,
onvara1
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BRITISH C0LUHBsi.
Lit:Ie girl Fatally Bnrned-shafts 10 be


Eif:Ie Giri Fatally Burned-shafts TO be
sunk
VICTORIA, March 10.h.-Lsst week the
four-yesT-cld daughter Of JAMES Abbott, Of
Oyster Hsrbor, NanGimo, was fatally burned.
Tae mother went away for few minutes,
and ths child set its clothes on FIRE snd
burned ths lower part Of its body. On Thurs
day shs disd.
Dunsmuir intends sinkiug a couple of shafts
on the property recently acquired from Fed
dick Beck, Cranberry district.
Arrested fer RobseEY-Yreek Purchased
chinese Marriage dissolved.
VICTORIA, March 10.h.-Three merriam
DAD, Mariatt and Runt-were arrested yes
terday at Nsnsino for fohbiag a Chinese
camp 10 Esss wellington. Part Of the gang
planned to rob the ssfes a. the Wellington
and Vancouver coal Offices. Randall and
Mariatt we've Infornera sgEinst Chinese sell
ing whisky without License.
w. b. Biackett has purchased the bull and
rigging of the wrecked ship CoDnsught.
Cnin All Yea, who was married by Wes-
leyan clergyman to a Eswly-GTrived Chinese
girl, and the marriage dissolved by the Su-
p-eme Court, hss been arrested for taking by
force ard detaiaing said eirf, and xish men
aces demanding frcm the giTPs 6uenaa sums
Of money. The marriage Hss dissolved be.
cause the consent Of the girl could not be es-
teblished.
[For Fssrther Dispatches See Last Page.
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DR.. G. McLANG'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS.

In offering to TIE public DR. C. AcLGae'S CeIe-
5ratsd Liuer PiiiS as remedy for LiUer and Bilious
CONSTANTS, we presume no apology will be needed
The great prevalence OF LiceT Complaint and Bill
iouS Diseases Of all kinds throughout the United
States, and particularly in the West and South
within the reach OF a regular physician, requires
that some remedy should be provided that would
not in the least impair the constitution, and yet be
safe and effectual That such is the character Of
DR.. c. McLaaes Ljrcr Pats, there can be no ioub'.
The great success which has invariably attended
their use, Will, think, be sufficient to convince
the most incredulous. It has been sincere wish
that these pills should be fairly tested, and stand
or fall By the effects produced. That theyhave been
tested and that the result has been in every re
spect favorable, we all tens of thousands to wit
ness who have experienced their benefi ial effects
DR.. C. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS
are not held Forth or recommended Qke most of the
popular medicines OF the day), universal .ure-
ais, but simply as specific for LiCer Complaints,
and those symptoms connected with deranged
state OF that organ.
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meeting will lie the largest and most import
ant OF the kind ever held in the State.
The East Nail SerYice

sns OF the klnl ever held IN the State.
The Fast Mail Service.
CHICAGO, March 10th. b.-Postmaster-Gsr en-
eral Gresham, who srrived here last night On
the fsss mail train from New York, TODAY
completed his arrangements for the extension
OF the fast mail TO Omaha.
Death OF One of the Founders of the
Oneida Community.
UTICA, March 10!h.-Yesterdsy George
Crsgiu, who, with john Humphrey Noyes,
founded the Oneida Community in 1913, was
found dead in bed to-day. Heart disease was
the cause.
Eleven Hundred Men Thrown Ont of En-
pieyment.
CINCINNATI, March 10sh.-The cigar manu-.
facsurers declared lockout to-day, which
throws 1,100 cigarmakess out OF employ
ment.
Worst snOw-sterm OF the Season.
MoNTPELIER (Vtl, March 10th-The worst
snow storm Of the season has been prevailing
since Saturday. The trains are blocked and
the highways closed.
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The want OF a reli-
able diuretic whica,
while acting as a.
stimulantof the kid
neys, neither excitesl
nor irii1ates then,
was long since sup
pied by H0stetJsT5
stomach Bit tie r 8.
This fine medicine
exerts the requisite
degree Of stimula-
ton upon these CT
eans, without pro-
duciue irritati on,
and is, therefore, far
better adapted Tor
the purpose than
unmed!ca.ed excit-
ants often resorted
to. Dyspepsia, fever
and ogue, and kin
dred diselses, are all
cured BY il. For sa
generally.
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WASHINGTON TERETT0xY.


WALLA WALLA, March 1Osb.-At Dayton.
yesterday, crowd surrounded the jail. took
out a drunken, vicious tramp, named Nc.
Afee, arrested tor lsrosny. put rops around
his neck 70 scsre him, then stripped and
lashed him, snd told him 20 lesve. He needed
no second invitation.
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NInetlng of CatlIe Nen.

DODGE CRY (Ksnsasl. March 10th.-Ths
Western Kansas Stock Growers Association.
representing cattle worth SS,0G0 900, will
meet in this city on the I'd of April and re-
main in session three dsys. Leading stock.
men from all over the country have already
engaged quarters, and it is expected that the
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SECOND DISPATCH. |

NEW YcRE, March 10sh.-At the Office Of
the Commercial this afternoon Is il denied
that the transfer is yet complsted or that tie
politics of tbs paper viii be changed. II is
stated that the price FAMED by Mrs. Hastings
ia $500. 600 and tha sum offered by Goodwin
and the gentlemen represented by him is
Sl25. coo less
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And makes the complexion fair and rosy. As for
blood faint, there is no such word as fail 1t cures
clses that have long withsto9d other sorts of treat
ment and without any OF those recurring troubles
that generally follow mercurial and other socailed
cures. L. l.. MASSEABUhoi, Alaco1, "a.
our treatise on Blood ard Skin Diseases mailed
free TO applicants. The SWIFT SPE IFIC co.
ia1O-TuTbsIg Drawer 8 Atlanta, Ca.
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Military Change-Hnppy TsdIans.

VANCOUVER, March l0ah.-COlonel H.
Clay Wood, formerly Assistant Adjatsnt-
General of this Department, has been ss-
signed for duty uuder General Nelson A.
Miles. to enter upon his duties June 1 1884.
Chief Moses is happy at the prospect of the
Immediate passage Of Senator Dawes bill,
confirming the agreement made by he Secre-
tary Of It's Interior, Major Baldwin and the
Indian chieis, Moses, Ssnsopkin and Tomas
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Terportant Newspaper Sale.

fsrs MAIDS t, Mrs. Hugn J. Hastiocs for herin
tsrass in the C0mmcrcial AdgertiSer is reported
one from certain Democrats among whom are
William O. Wtitney and Colonel Oliver H.
Psyne. Of Ohio. Tae Payne people hsve
wantsd sn organ in New YORK city for some
TING. The apouut of=red was 1925, 600 for
the controlling interest. The efFer had the
effect Of raising Parker G ,olBin's bid from
2125, coo 80 500 eco, at which figure the
trsnlfer, Il is said, was agreed upon. Hast.
iDg9 three SONS oil c. TO giyiag the coatrol
to young Harold Goodwin, for whoms the
purchase was msda. Il is believed, however,
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OREGON.
Fatal R,ast,yg Accident.

MEAcHAM, March 10sh.-The stage from
tbs south brings news Of frightful accident
st Pyle canyor, on the Baker City branch of
the .. Il. and n line. a bias. had been
made on the side of hill, but failed to tear
away the ovsrhanging banks. The foreman,
Patrick Kiefer, with four men, returned to
put in eecond blast, when the bank of earth
aud rocks above them gave way, burying all
alive. -Four were instantly killed. Ole was
taken out alive, but cannot recover. Their
names are not known. Two are IEishmen
and Euvo are Ttaliana
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a WELL-KHoWN DRUGGIST.

hsve seen a great many cases cured with SSift's
Specihc-seme who hai tried all sorts Of treatment.
In fact have never known it to fail when taken
properly sell large quantity Of it, and fer all
diseasss that dependent blood poison or skin
humor. i. cures
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a ch!ncae Theatrical Venture.
The Foat sd nonth nIscnse.

CAEYENNE, Mach l0.h-Tha sppearancs
of the foot and m 5uth cattle disease 10 Maine
and Kansas created great alarm among tie
The cattle m of west WYomieg, The Stock
Growers Association will take immediate
steps TO quarantine she Territory snd exter-
ninste ioiecsed cstils sh uld the diseass ap-
pear il this Territory. The Association has
Isgal authority, and sn indemnity fund has
been raised for tho purpose.
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Missing Men Safe .

SPOKANE FALLS, March 10h.-The men
reported los. ia the Coels d'Aiene mountains
turssd up at Trout ors9k after thirteen days
OF wOsful experieucs in ths deep snow and
fosests Of the mountains, utterly worn cut.