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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-02

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-02

A Burglar with Rich Relations"
Carson Tribune: Sheriff Swift has re-
ceived a dispatch from the Virginia City
police authorities that Charley Smith,
confined in the Storey County Jail for
burglary, had escaped. Smith has influen-
tial relatives. It's dollars to cents that he
will not be recaptured.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-02

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silver watches at cost price. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-02

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-02
Eureka Con. Pay.days.

The pay-days Of this company will be as
follows: Furnace hands ON the Sd, miners
on the 9th, and town bills on the 9Th.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-02

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VIM. III. StOwell,

Assayer, No. 8 Main street. Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-02

P. ssslsr is closing out business.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-02
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To M. G. Cavanaugh, Patrick Devlin
and Thomas GfIlfgan:
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT /,
the undersigned, o-owner with you In
the New Haven mining claim, situate In Eu-
reka Mining District. Eureka county, Nevada.
have expended upon your account in work and
labor on said claim as fellows:
M. G. Cavanaugh.. $94 so
Patrick Devlin, so 90
Thomas Gilligan. 81 so
Said expenditures being made as assessments
since the year 1879. And you are hereby
notified that unless you pay your said assess
ments within the 90 days Of service Of this
notice, your interest in laid mine will become
the property Of the undersigned.
JOHN McKENNA.
Eureka, New, April 70, 1854. aplo.sm
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-07

The Chetek Alert of last Satur-
day says: During the heavy thunder
storm on Thursday of last week, son
of Mr.. Abrahamson, living five or six
miles south of this village, on the
Sand Creek road, was struck by light
ming and instantly killed. As we I'M
derstand the circumstances, the young
man, accompanied by his mother, was
out attending to some stock, when the
storm came up, and took refuge in a
straw stack which was struck by the
lightning and set on fire. The moth
er, who, it appears, was uninjured,
succeeded in dragging the body of her
son from the burning stack, otherwise
it would have been consumed. The
body is said to have presented a very
bad appearance, being blackened and
mutilated; the bolt evidently having
entered the head and passed out at the
lower limbs. Deceased was about IS
years of age and bore his good repu-
tation among his acquaintance.
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Body Found.

This morning the body of l.. Ecker
son, one of the victims of the late col
lision in the bay between the Mary
Martini and Isadore Plumadore's boat
was found floating on the Duluth bay
near Little & Simonds mill. The cor.
oner was notified and went to view
the body. which was recognized to be
Eckersons by papers found on the
person. The body being thus identi-
fed, the coroner did not deem it nee
essary to hold an inquest and the body
was ordered buried. Eckreson was 9
single man, and if he has any friends
they can procure what papers he had
including a check for IS, by making
application to the coroner, Sam j.
Thompson. This is the third victim
of the disaster whose body has beer
found. There yet remains one more
Herald.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-07
The Fourth.

The ladies of the NJ. Z. Aid Society
will establish booths and serve re-
freshments to the people generally,
on the Fourth of July. They will
have an abundant supply of ice cream,
strawberries, cake, tea coffee, sand
witches etc. 1t has been long time
since these ladies have made any de-
mand upon the public, and as they
now propose to give value in return
they should receive liberal patron
age on that day.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-07

Obtained and all business in the L :. Patent
Office attended a for M0DERTE FEES
our office is opposite the L. : Patent ohee-
and we can obtain patents IN les time than those
remote from WASHINGTON.
send MODEL. OK DRAWING Ne advise as 70
uatentahility free of charge. and We make NJ
CHARGE unless We obtain Patent
We refer here. 70 the Postmaster The Sapt Of
Money Order Div and 70 officials q the I. :
Patent once For circular. advice, terms. ana
reference u actual clients IN your own r1'le- OF
county. address c A. SNOW Z CO,
Opposite ase1t 01scs. wasb3agtoE p &
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Duluth Herald, Cd inst: Yester.

Duluth Herald, Cd inst: Yester-
day four fishermen were coming up in
a sail boat from Two Harbors, when
they were run into by the Grummond,
the boat broken and the men nearly
drowned. 1t appears that the men
had asked the captain if he could tow
up and he replied they could. When
they went to tack up to the Grum-
mond they could not do it in time and
ran across her bow. One of the fish
ermen was somewhat injured but not
seriously. The Grummond was in no
way accountable for the accident and
the fishermen lay no blame to the cap
tain.
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TOWN AND COUNTY ORDERS.
$4,000 WORTH WANTED $4,000.

The undersigned, at his store, on ID
street, Superior, will take in exchange
for goods, Twenty Thousand dollars
worth of Town and County orders, and
pay the full value of them, as express
ed on their face. No more credit Civ
en-, after the publication of this no.
tice, all accounts past due if not paid
within thirty days will be handed to
an attorney for collection.
Very Truly,
May % 'S4. THOMAS CONAN.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-07
MARINE NOTES.

The schooner Teutonia, from Ash
tabula, II. Lawrance Master, arrived
with 1900 tons of coal the fore part OF
the week
The propeller Kate Buttironi, from
Ashtabula, arrived with 1000 tons
coal on Tuesday, Capt. c. f. Norton
commanding.
The shooner Cyclone arrived this
Friday morning with coal for the St
?. Il z. coal company.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-07

The following is list of Petit Jur-
ors drawn June ID 1884, to serve at
the June term.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-07

-Refugle Stonez, the Mexican who
was hung at Sandiego yesterday,
made fall confession and said he had
committed eleven murders, his victims
al being Americans.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-07
Cabbage Plants.

III you want some nice cabbage
plants TO- your garden, Mr.. Dopp, on
Third street can supply you with good
healthy plants.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-07

nnIHE Send six cents for postage and
Afhtk Esreceiye free, costly box OF
goods which will help you TO more money right
away than anything else in this world. All. OF
either sex. succeed from first hour. The broad
road to fortune opens before the workers. ALSO
lutely sure. AT once address TRUE& CO, Angus
IN, Maine
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-07

-Messrs. ]. l.. Damron and B. F.
Rosencrans of Aitkin, Mimi, and Mr..
". H Webb, of this city, have pur-
chased the skating rink property OF
Sheriff Thompson and will convert
the same into roller rink. The build
ing IS to be well shingIed, the root
raised, a good stage built, and other
wise fixed over so that it will be ser
7iceable as public hall, as we'll as for
skating purposes. Mr.. Damron has
rented the Siayton building on Baker
avenue and now occupies the same
with his family. The TINES welcomes
the new corners to our town, and wish
them srlccess
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-07
f77,O0O,0OO IN CHANcERy

'-Ae1t Of htn and Heirs at Lair Gnzette'.
p; hliShed seml-monthly, containing iulIaritsnrs.
laws. tiancery decisions etc. and lin continus
uonsl over lO0p names Of parties which nav,
rseen advertised fer in England. Wales scotland
lreiahq. Aistl spies of America. Canada A.
Ia5ia East ana stFsst Indies. France Holland
beielnln tTernl=s}E etc, CITE. since 1865. Sic ~
pages ouDser!Idion 500 per year Single cos
- ~ ce..ts- fi.,,efa Raieh Publisher No -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-29

Some Of the Texas newspapers are std
criticising the work Of the legslvturs aud
disou sling the probabilities Of the fense cut
tiers contin aing their depredatioDs No il
there had been no cslsd session and the
governor hat no means OF pswrr given him
to make vigorous efsrt " bring the guilty
parties 10 Justice Tho nxpress has SHADED
to tnis su6jscs before. We do net mskc
sny such charge. but IL really don seem ~
il scene Of the Texas journals would prefer
to see John Ireland sac,iRcsd than to have
touco cutti-g abrted nv ME sctsoU, or Dis
continued BY tho measure adopted BY the
CALLED sesa IN OF tho lsS,slssurs. II ovn e
Of tho artid 20 written, which W have care.
faIlv scanned, aed some OF the opisions eG.
pfeas~d which hsvs been volu steerel By
anti -freisDd men, do not constitute I'D
and comfort 10 the asasy" we tel 70 So
why such q construction osssot 30 placed
upsu taesm. There 10 No sRtt5ly reason
Why theee wr'tsou ~ vsGbA stgicsures
sheuid be msde n Ne presWst tiae.
This isgfi stioH had naslfro0in Just ~ u
h untN tns re9NlK sssNsN meoNs, aud che
peusstes and prevennvss ossnst be sl,eTed
untN then. The ofNeHs1 OF fence cuttl M
has assu nj d O magnitude thsA oompels ia-
msd'aw action, asa 10 canHo, sss the pro-
priety or utility Of long edit MAI arguments
aga net TIE policy which nss been dopted
by the repressrt,ti 1T the people, and
the governor Of sne state. What elsa 10 ION
for us 10 DAT Fur argumeus, va spose We
aunt the legil sture did not DO its whole
durt, what therf Suppose these hyper
critical ge tlgmen have @me reason OF.
thsir side, Is IL necessary TO vsntlse their
opini5us jnst AZ this particular time? Are
their views Of such Importance to the state
that they must be hsrsldei imm'd assl y
t, the publici Or are they Of such perish
able nature that they won't keep?-[San
Antonin Exnress.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-29
The Morse InaucSt.

New YoHK, Feb. 8.-The inquest In the
esss Of Salmi Morss was continued to-day.
Mary Blackburn testified that hcGiveny
had asked her TO be his wife, but she re-
fused, and Morso knew this; hodiveny
also knew Morse was suitor OF ners. She
had often heard Morse say he wished he
we're dead.
Thomas McCivcny testified he h d known
Morae and Mary Blackburn for three
months; had been on friendly terms
With them until within week.
when they had u difficulty about
theatrical matters; he acknowledged going
to Mary Blsckburn's on the night before
the death Of Morse; he found Morse and
Miss Black burn there In u questionable pc.
sltiou; Morse Immediately leit the room;
never struck Kim in my life; remained u
few minutes talking TO Miss Blackburn:
then went TO the Lexington house and
stopped there until 9 o'clock Friday morn
ing; when | returned 10 Miss Blackburn
sbs admitted to me she wanted TO see iAe on
theatrical business, but did not me1tion
Morse,
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n,nInrIousLY INOONslsTlHr.

Taere is som.tnins rtd'ol.0usly neon.
sis,ent ip the protests that are heins made
In s,ch numbers by the PROFESSIONALS ans
mr. tee ion delegations TO Washington, VIII
hay, been for weeks going In and out Dr.
ore the way, aud men1s committee,
90 .ipst he luther coniderst or or ursug
NJ the MorIrsoY tariff bill. The MORRILL,
ta-F OF 1861, e witch this measure OF
NoRRisoH's Il but II copy, was regarded on
all sides and was, in act, purely snd sim ly
a mr. ,tectipn mes' ure. | went before The
"var taxes" but IL succeeded the tar II
for re,enu." LEGISLATION atd was deemed
,ufi,erty comprehensive to afford TO
the various Industries and man
nf.ctu -es Of n. country then, the Just
nyo,ect,ou. IL was 10 80 high Ia its rates
= n, scbe Iule 9, the pro,et tfsnists wished,
of cour.e, for WIZ lev would bs' Bot "
v,s rood eacugh iaria - prevent the
min ., tns country n the sufsSssg q eur
i.du,tr % and msnlsactWsa IL - any
r.,e sIlsycd IN ear o. avneI disnstsr'
ana The u, otec,ionist. were vsry slsd is-
lssd 20 set'
nat IN lSrD-Dl, ~ mus W
.hs vsrous esmhl shmeuR II th's s,aosy
were considerably younser raa ~ ~
SOW. II that dsy they wrss ss6so 49,
e,s IN e,mpsr,.cr with thss vssS& esso'
yo ~, srss mus, 70 ascsf - Ssrshsr 80
sAss ~ ssjsysd or 49, - - ys.R
,Vx< ssep~ssns sAs s1sVss0 a
-, MssurL ssn4 he staS. saos-
'..cp unss tee dossA 80 psisee
cf svvss w. Esd being n 49, sssedee q
she sosssry net ovsrrs NJ Asssa's ss-
a., ,vN.vel ,o--- Of he dtsnAvassaso
-nse resp,ss all Of the. sssstsss< prsas q
t,e conflict. Iofmss then ~ Whose ne
, -..cn such = scacdals "a ia prsp'e-s ~
n. Nsnrr.ss bill. ~~s fu.iy ss-ssst' -'s'
~. ~srumslssed wssith 49, the ~
uue, ssve then, they nov In ssstr strsse
,pd esi1 psnop.isd experience Nd hat n
- GfpeoQp q gee2zn % 1sees :ex'9
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SAN ANTONIO.

Sac ANTONIO, Feb. 2s.-fspecisi J.
Another fence cutter was arrested snd
failed st Caskoviils ta-ssy, and At Lave
hour last nisht spy ssat In by the nssti0y
was also iaIled. The tstal IN arorrstsd
number thirty -sius. The town 10 full 81
people, friends OF the feRss ca tore, but they
are held In eAesk ~ We Panssrs, vho VIII
rensin there until eli 10 sstsisd. The b,sa
n set at 81 go for sssA sEsnss. SD sons
Of them vii hsvy 70 give ssil for - ~ or
remain In jail. 70 serisus trouble h now
feared.
Victor Beck, a baker, tired Of bread win
ming, took tartar emetic to-day. 1t0mash
pump saved him.
The stocknen oil this section heartily ap-
prove the action Of to day house In erastbg
The quarantine clsus, from the plourc- pReu-
monia bill! There Is no general exprsss,os
as yet, but those interviewed by your osr-
respondent heartily endorss the sctioS.
Opening up the trail through the Indian
Territory Was a death blow 10 radio d
monopoly IN cattle transporta,lon, ana ire
outlook for the spring drive il exceptionally
good.
The local superintendent OF the rele-
phone exchange CON necting Eagie Pass aud
Pedrus Negrss. Mexico, has coliec ed
phone dnes for three month, ia advance
ana skipped out for sonclava.
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and seriously Affect the whols 6nansial In

and seriously Affect the whols 6nsnsial in
I srests OF the country.
Such 10, In . nutshell, the degree OF con-
sistency and reason In thu present. protec.
ZIONIST opposition to the proposed tarih leg.
islation BY this congress. How baseless
their fears and groundless their opposition
cannot but DO apparent to oil who read
even cursorily their country's history.
In tho terms Of this AoRsIsoH bill it,slf
there is nothing to which special objection
can DO taken and objections Of policy only
are likely TO he urged against II. The bill
providing for q 90 per cspt. reduction con
t,ins tho further proyiso that duties are not
to be disturbed when tho reduction Of 20
DER cent. would bring them under the
schedule Of the MORRILL, tsriH II may 10
thought beet In tho present feverish and In
eIcu,sby ignorant oppo,i.ios to iarir re-.
form In many sections. OF the Union, to suf
fer this ard kindred measures 10 lay In
allegiance for stason, but certainly no
other good and substantial objections can
be found to them or urged aga nst them
ont the single consideration OF q time .seiv-
Ing policy. The ways and means commit
tee doubtless fally appreciate tbese facts a.
they listen patiently u the ridiculous pro
tests Of tho seemingly terrified pro ection
lists against tariff rsform.
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THE HERALD. FRIDAY looming. FEBRUARY 1854

wounded and Floyd Durk Was shot In the
arm. The tragedy originated In Lawrence
Clay ton making some improper remarks TO
Miss Burk, daughter Of the man killed
the father and sons heard Of the insult and
tried to make Clayton apologies, but failed.
father. Tho two families armed themsel yes
with pistols and guns, and whom they met
the tragedy wss the result. The psr.is:
killed are the most respected oitinens OF
the county, and are the heads OF large
families. Tho tragedy was participated Ia
nv fong membe OF she Burk family ana
two OF the Clayton. The shooting was
sapAraI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-29

By reference to special telegram from
Wash lngton, in this mornings Hra.LS, II
will be seen that the vered locstion OF that
extra branch OF the Federal court is ap.
prosching definite settlement. me-.
WxLLsonH's action in the preWl,es has
been OF once staterm ablire and disintersst
ed, AMI should success crown his efforts
toward a reconciliation Of the conf etir z
claims OF north Texas towns-ss the future
promises-our growing aud gifted young
repre- sentative will be almost as popular III
other districts az he is within hi, own BALL.
wick.
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GALv ESTON.

Ga1vIsroS, Feb. d Press. &c eneral
Claiborne, chairman OF the democratic sta o
executive com mittee, has received the fol
loving rom Albert Weis. president OF the
Harmony hall association Of Galveston;
The directory Of th. Harmony
o ns, 70 .ns democracy na1s of me Texas
the FREQ use OF the Harmony hail. in
GLIDING gas, for tho next ttste convention.
/; lie needless for me to dwell upon the ADJ
vantages OF our hail 10 you, but as II IL my
wish that this latter should reach every
member OF yosr committee ana the public
at large, it nay not be amis,
10 mention its attractive features. The hal
10 eitusted in the heart of tho Uty
within Ave minutcs walk from tpy hotel
except the Beach hotel. which can be
reached by Inca of street cars running on
either eide OF The hell. It's a new asd mag
uificept structure, conceded bv hll to sur
prss any thing OF the kind in the state; pos.
sessing al modern conveniences ara INK
ury, such as retiring rooms; iavntories, cleo
trio lights, telephone, call bells, etc. IL
hss n seating capacity Of over coo, is fur
nisbed with comfortable and elegant cI airs,
tables and set.ees, and Is tho best ventiisi-
ed building In the state. The stage Is large
enough TO seat over go people, and the eel
leries will accom- modate sli The spectators.
who can thus be excluded from the
OI ZIG CUuNtutiOH. iSs uCOuotO
properties are perfect. In addition
10 al this will add that the Union clnb
rooms are In the buiidisg, snd Ia them can
be found The most comtortsble loungiDR
places and coAvepiescss for the com iitee
neeings, etc. Tho deleOStes, through the
courtesy OF the nemberS, can hsvs aceess
TO Tho best club rooms. desire ~ oltsen
TO rt4ts that know from diligeRt and gen.
ersl inquiry among our best eitisens nat
0alveston does want the convention. a,d 10
rsady 10 extend the same hospitality 30 tho
delegates that has distipguished her N tho
past. 30 strongly An ! convinced OF this
that In behalf OF . number OF prominent
citizens I promise every convenience and
colrtesv that hospitabls spirit, backed BY
adequate means, can offer.
General Oairbone replies thst he recoe.
Misses the CREST advantages thst Harmony
hsll and We city of Galveston possess, and
suge sts about $50 In money will be re.
qlred b procure other necessaries. De
also suggests THAT your senatorial chair
man, Hon. J. G. Walker, have charge VI
the proposition st Waco. aud that your
letter be printed. will add anything that
I oan without conprouii-ing my position. 4"
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Tho Conductor Forgot.

TEzRE HAura. lND Feb. ~ "A freight
train. west bound, whose conductor l1rgnt
about the Paris & IniianonClis
accommodation train, colided wllh
the passenger mile ee't Of Paris. i W.
Lindsey, OF Springfield, Massachusetts,
fireman Of the freight, Jumped, as did bo 10
toe engiueers ami the otner fireman.
Jus. as the engines net. Lindsey WAS
buried under ruin. and killed. The en-
sinecr OF the passenger train had his leg
broken. Fifteen freight cars, heavily
loaded. were completely wrecked, ts were
both enpiDas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-29

CnsaO, Dsh. 0-9ss Dolly Hvvs
psris. fussoh. $500 ays TIE Dsssa 80
hound psasnSr IN - Ne fstissap>Asu
4 et. Lost Bsss, lssvisg bsvs ~ ls<ise-
0s.Ih q 10 o'sssk 1-1sy, ssliieed With
.. sssA p:As sAsss( hasx. vsss enc
lie go 81 -. M enUDes OF eoso
srsSns vee asasiAhs1. rss n,emsa .
~ irs,sG ~ nssaAsy killsd. TIE 90
ar sp1Susos1 - 49, In . csup1ses
vHsk. 100 = - Dep000 w. hen.
- ~ - 1870 eonnes - anDw0f1-
~ Il = mmuS1 49, t0olvo w. 6ADo4s
u ssl1ees ? $3.50 = y ev:As =
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Tho flood In tho vicinity of shreveport.

Tho flood In tho vicinity " Shreveport.
6HRvvErogr. LA, Feb, 8.-The water 10
on u II and. Nearly all river plantations for
100 miles above the city are u0der water
Below the city the flooded district extend
but ten miles. On the west side sll except
a few elevated places are covered On the
east side, the banks being higher, the
country Is net 81 badly ovei-
flowed, though several plantstlons
are under water. II is impossible TO ap-
proximate the loss on panta ions in houses
ierces and Il ok. the water has spread
out ike a sea 10 the swamps aud high
iands. There is much suffering among TIC
ooloIed people.
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New York Notes.

Egw YoRK, Fer. 2s.-A communicat on
has been rvcsivsd from Berlin from the
con, uit.>c on oose1uies OF DIR. ward
La.ker or Carl Schufz, chsirmsn of the
New YOrk committee. expressing the
thanks of tho people at Berlin for the
msris of honor snS respect pad to the
ia emory a. Lssksr III Amsrcs.
The comuiiit- appointed n the indie
prndsa rcpubica, conference met this
evening" ~ Genrrsi Barlow. Office and sp
p,int.d 40 sub cpmmittees--one on or
ssrissti N And the other f,r the purpose Of
securing the headquarters Of this party At
Caicsso. The other co nmittee viii select
representative republicans from every
s,s,e in th. Uniou 10 form . certrsl COM
nl,see, end then plse fv The orssnisstton
81 ~ Wade country viii b sdcpted.
rhe pvssoa sonfsvepea to-day discussed
prsvs lsbs9. Amspg shosa Who soos psvs
IN tSe dsSsss vsRs Rev. D. 4. Byers, 80
rstusY q Ne bnAli II ohart,sss, OolRnbus.
OSLr BuSsp>ukSaasu1 NJ. d. Psesfp0, Vt
~ QevsIsal. ohss. ps1Dss, ed PH4oDser
ra0Rs Wss,saa. - OnoA epinsen q
$4,000 ~ y hgw - sSe s,oLrsN syyss1
e ~ sss - salsuefsd for ihs bsneds Of
Dasonas and sse1eiy.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A CAN
L dldate for Alderman Of he fifh Warc 4.
Election, 2nd Tuesday in April N. STEWART.
rx1BARE REoU EsTHD TO ANEoUSCE J.
w "A. PORTER for hlderr an Il the Second
Ward Election. md Tuesday IN Arril
AATE ARE AUTHOkiZED TO ANNouNCE
w Mr. stGMUND LOEB Gs candidate 'ot
reelecii for Alderm IN 70 reprcstn the Fourth
Ma'd. Election, 2no Tu' day III April
tNTE ARE Al fhoRiZED TO ANNOU\CE
w Mr. j. c. BOGEL n a candida,, Tor re-
election to the Office of Ci y Asc sor and Col
iector Election. 2uc Tresda, in ~
,6TE AKE AUTHORIZED 70 ASNou Z
w En- c. SMtTH ~ candidate for Alierm ~
Of the Fourth Ward. III c ion, 2nd tuesday, II
April.
VXTE ARE EUfHORiZE A. kkQUk1tEi
w to asnounoe MI G ARNOLD ~ can
didate for RI election the cillcs OF cay hir'
shall. Electisn. 2nd Tuesday In Anri.
V1TE ARE tUIHOKiLED TO ANNOUNCE
w p. j. sHEEHAN as an indepeDdent can.
dMate fer City Marshal Election 2nd TUESDAY
NE AXE AUTHORIZrD TO ANNUUNCE ".
w L. VAUGHAN as . c,pdidAte fov city AZ
ssssor ana Collector. Election, and Tuesdsy IN
80 AnK AUTHUKIzH1 10 AskOgHCE
w the aue Of CAptin W. hORION ~
.ADddats for City Marhal. Rlecson.2nd Tues
dsy in Anrn.
AYsRRBRUARY 20, 1884.