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He Feiis One of the Detectives Al
pointed Co Keen lsuard Oxer Him.


CHICAGO. October ra-Notwithstandng the favor
Able change in Mr.. McCuIloug his condition, he was
quite violent two or time times yesterday He Is,
Ia iact, practically prisoner In his room. under
the surSelllance Of Pinkerton detectives. whe use
every aNalaoie ruSe TO amuse him and distract him
from MS present determination 10 go 20 Detroit,
when Would nave been the next point In his tour,
ana physical force Is only employed when it Ia alb
soluleg necessary. lie was allowed TO ride cut
anu cine win tf1eDd yesterday. Opistes have
oeeh administered fnom time 70 time, and last
h'Ght De was quiet ana his friends hope Tor good
results nom his nights rest Mr.. Conner II ex-
cted 10 arrive here and Il Is anticipated that he
Will persuade MI. McCuilouxh 10 return with him
20 New ork, or 10 some place where he can have
cnahce OF recovery, aud give up his Idea OF going
on Win his season The actors friends kept secfet
uhtll last nlghi what tranSpired In room after
ne had peen iorcihly taken 10 1t He became quiet
aIleI tnne, ana sat down 10 a game OF cards with
one OF The detectives Tiring OF this he wanted 20
itaFe MS roon and. persuasion falling. the detec-
1--WE barred ms way, when he new into a rage,
seized a cane and fellcd the officer TO the ronr
seiseleSs. with cash several Inches long In his
sap Ie others of the watchers then rushed In
and OyerDOWerpl him
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Fire In MARYLAND.

WILMINGTON. DEL. october S.-An Frsyp Frenf,,g
special reports the charcoal furnace at Geo p
Nhittakers iron works. Principle. Nd. burning,
and says t VIII be consumed with 100 600 bushels
OF charcoal
BALTIMORE ND, october ga special % the Day
froin Principle Furnace. Cecil county, says the
sheds attached to George F. Nhttaker's iron WORK a
have been on fire since O'Clock this morning A
steam fre engine from PurI DEPOSIT Is playing on
the fire with little success one hundred rhousa nd
dollars worth OF stock and the building are In
tmm[nRuf
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Current Campaign Notes.
MOVEMENTS OF THE CANpIDATEs-VIRGINIA POI

MOVEMENTS OF THE CANDIDATEs-vIRGINIA POLL
TICS, ETC
Mr.. Blaine visited the chamber OF commerce at
Cincinnati yesterday, and during the day received
calls from large number of delegates to the Irish
convention. After passing through West Virginia
Mr.. Blaine will go to Michigan and will spend the
14th 18th, 10th and nth OF october in that state
The 18th and 10Th Will be devoted to rest and re-
cuperation. Beginning with the goth instant he
viii spend four days In Indiana, filing program
which will be arranged by the state central COM
mittee. On the morning Of the 24th he Will be re-
ceived by the Illinois state central committee at
Danvllle, and will proceed thence to Springfield.
Gen. Logan win spend three days in Indiana during
the last week in October.
The committee Of Cleveland republicans. of Buf-
falo. issued an address Of welcome to Gov. Cleve-
land last night, in which they refer to his honest
administration In the most complimentary terms.
Gen. Butler addressed large mass meeting at
afternoon. He attributed the present troubles OF
the country to an insufficient volume of currency.
Some person fired into the car in which Gov. St
John sat Wednesday night, en- route from Carlisle
to Terre Haute, Ind. The ball passed through a
window on the opposite side from the governor,
and lodged in the side OF the car little In front Of
Governor Cameron addressed a large crowd at
Nottoway e. H., Va, yesterday, declaring himself
congress- and in favor of Joseph p. Evans the COL
Ored candidate, saying Brady may be good citi-
zen. but he is bad candidate sCol Brady spoke
at the same time from stand not fifty yards away,
saying that Cameron was catering TO Evans in
order to curry favor with the democratic legisla-
ture to prevent impeachment because OF his con-
duct with the broken Petersburg bank. Gov. Cam
eron sent message to Brady demanding retrac-
tion of the remark, and Brady withdrew It.
The republican state committee Of New York has
elected Charles L Reason, principal OF colored
electoral ticket caused by the resignation OF Rev.
W. B. Derrick, colored, and chose Benjamin II.
Warford, OF Staten Island, to represent the first
district, In place OF Mr.. Harper, who resigned JAS
w. Hustled was selected to fill Collector Robert
sons place on the state committee.
The democratic state executive committee OF
Virginia has issued an address to the voters OF the
state calling upon them to be active In the cam
pafgn and arratgning Malone for attempting to
excite the race issue.
The following congressional nominations were
made yesterday: Seventeenth New York district,
John II. Bagley, 1r., democrat, renominated; sixth
Illinois district, Reuben Ellwood, republican, in
dorSed by the prOhibitiOniSta
Col John r. Marsh has declined the nomination
Dy the peoples party for lieutenant governor OF
Massachusetts,
The greenback party OF Arkansas has nominated
full electoral ticket
The Buffalo Times, hitherto independent, to-day
came out Tor Cleveland and Hendricks
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BLOODY AFFRAY IN MEXICO.
A Mob Murder q Judge and Chief Of
POlice-Over 20 PeOnle X illed.

NesrS from Laredo says: Particulars have been re-
ceived OF bloody affray yesterday at the town OF
Salinas. on the Mexican National railway. Jose NJ.
Santos, Judge or alcade OF the town, becoming OBJ
nOXiOuS to the people by reason OF many arbitrary
acts the citizens gathered tn great crowd yeser-
day morning and attacked the municipal hall
where Santos was holding court. The police de-
tended the alcalde. and sharp fight ensued. The
mob oyerpowered the au horities and entered the
municipal building, where they seized and muir
dered Judge Santos and the chief or police. In Is
reported that over 20 were killed and many badly
wounded IL is believed that the mob was LED 10y
the celebrated outlaw Ell Cayote 0he Wolp, who
escaped from jail at New Laredo a few days since.
Judge Santos caused the arrest OF FL Cayote for
participation In the BustameLte train robbery a
few wears AGO.
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The Loutsvii,e whisky Failures.


LOUISVILLE, Ky, october at has transpired
That the facts published last evening as state
ment purporting 10 come from George A. Buch-
ahah were glraned from letter written by him 20
aghtenah In TINS city, aid are perfectly reliable.
IL has also been developed that GEORGE e. and An
drew buchanan were seen on a Cincinnati Ham,
htoh and Dayton train at Dayton, Ohio, by gentle
men OF this city. and they stated that they were
en- route 10 Detroit There Is no question now that
lhey nave crossed the river ut Detroit and are a.
present at windsor, at the house OF friend
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South American News.

BISHOP STfRLiSG-PERTyTkS MINISTER TO LONDON
EARTHQUAKE.
LOLA CHILL October s-via Gaiyeston.-Ri Bishop
sterling. or the Falkland Isles, + expected here
seon. and the British colony Is preparing 10 give
hun cordial reception. During his visit confir-
NATION Of English children will take place
LIMA. october 2-Nta Galyeston.-Senor Izene has
been appointed Peruvian minister TO London
SAN JUAN REL SUR. October 2-vta Galyeston.-A
strong shock OF earthquake was felt here at 8
O'clock this afiprnOon
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The News from Will Strees.

THE STOCK MARKET ofKNs WITH IMPROVED rKrcEaL
NEW YORK. october g. II a m--The stock marlf1
to-day was flrmer, on the announcement that the
Grand Trunk had agreed To all the praposdttons
looking 10 a settlement OF the Trunk line
difficulties The Improvement IN prices however,
was only fractional, raging from : 10 ' per cent
~. faul, Northwest Pacific Mall. I mon facinc and
the Trunk Lines were the strongest shares
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HOW THEY ARE LIKELY TO BE DIVIDED POLITICALLY.
Hon. Thomas Wallace, prominent local politi-
clan OF Virginia, who is stumpng the state, says,
IN speaking Of the situation there, that Malone is
working hard to elect his men to Congress, and
claims that he will carry four districts lst 9Th
Petersburg, and Norfolk. Mr. Wallace says, how
ever that his claim is well founded only as regards
tne PeterSburg and Norfolk districts He thinks
the frst and ninth will be carried by the democrats
thOugh Mahone has fighting ground in both. The
democrats, he says are certain of six Representa-
tives, and Malone is certain two. The other two
are doubtful.
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NEW BEDFORD, MASS. october 3.-The bark
George and Mary, Capt. Fisher. arrived this morn-
ing from Hudson's bay. The captain reports that
the schr. Roswell King, OF New London, was
crushed in the ice at North BLUM. Some OF the
crew started down the coast with boats 10 cross
Hudson's strait and come down the coast OF Labra-
DOR The captain and part OF the crew were at
North Blun. Capt Ciisby, of the schr. Era, of
New London was working into North Blun TO res
cue them.
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Report OF the Receiver OF Senator
Nabiu,s Firm.

ST. PsvI, MINI. october 3-The Globe publishes
statement OF J. {. ogerman. receiver OF the flrm
OF seymour, Sabin Co, fled In the district court
or W NaShlngton county. this state. which gives the
total liabilities or the frm ST. ,s66, and total
assets as sll47,g7S, leaving an excess OF Liabilities
N
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HE Is SATISFIED THAT BLAINE WILL CARRY NEW
YORK, OHIO, INDIANA AND CONNECTICUT.
Gen. Hawley arrived in the city to-day from
North Carolina, where he delivered an address be-
fore the agricultural exposition. He says he has
not been paying enough attention to politics for a
week or SO to speak comprehensively upon the po-
l1tical situation. He saws. however that from the
general Information he has, he is satisfied that
Blaine VIII carry Indiana, Ohio. Massachusetts,.
New YORK and Connecticut He is now on his way
to take the stump. He will speak at Wilmington,
Del, tomorrow night, and will then go TO Ohio,
to take part in the battle there
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A Terrible Hurricane.

MANH VESSELS AND LIVES LbS1.
LONDON, October 3.-Intelligence has lust been
received here OF terrible and disastrous hurricane
In Iceland on the 11th OF last September The ac-
counts thus far received show that nineteen trad
Ing vessels and sixty fishing Doats were lost and
thtrty-two vessels disabled. The most appalling
feature OF the hurricane was the loss OF life The
exact number OF those who perished has not vet
been ascertained but it is known to have been very
great -
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., October 3.-Benj. Thomas q
Narragansett Indian, and last president OF the In
dian council IN Charlestown, was found dead last
night near Wood river junction, on the New York
providence ana Boston railroad nne having been
struck by train.
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A NAVAL CADET AT LARGE.-The President has
appointed as cadet at large Hutchinson Scott He
comes from military and naval family. His
grandfather served through the Mexican war, and
was twice brevetted his uncle, Col. Sanders. was
on Gen. Medde'S staff, and was wounded at Chan
ceIlorsve. Fort Sanders was subsequently named
ON the place where he fell His uncle, PaymaSter
Sanders was lost on board the Huron
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MI. ChanfEau'S funeral viii be held from his late
nome, at Long Branch, at O'Clock on sunday
afternoon. The interment will be In the family
plot In the Methodist Cemetery thera
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Promotions in tIle Pension office.

the following promotions have been made in the
Pension office: A. E. Rowell, N. j., from 81 800 TO
principal examiner at $1,000, vice j. W. Morris, re-
signed; w. H. Butler, Dc from $500 to 81 800; j.
n carroll, n. Y, from 81 400 to 81 .6G0; Miss NJ r.
POWELL n: Y, from $1,000 10 81 1,4OO Miss NJ. j. Bon
ney, La, from 81 900 TO 81 200.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r~ THE HATCHET.
OUT TOMORROW,


Is the best number of that humorous weekly yet issued
Besides its political cartoons funny sketches,
dotes paragraphs. comicalities, witcisms &C. it
tains most amusing illustration pcturiug the District
in their dog cart with West footing his
whistle Just "a little toOt" while the police from all
quarters rush to answer the distress signal
sale Dy an newsdeaiers and newsOoys and at 5l
9th street northwest. 1t
rESS ATTENTION, EAST WASHINGTON CLEvE-
80 LAND AND HENDRICKS CLUB.-The regular
monthly mon meeting will be held THIS (r1dayl EVEN.
South b. NJ. Z. MILLER esq of Virginia, and HOWARD
Z, tLAGETT will address the meeting; n eth ; -
tW@THE ELKs sPEcIAL ,,t TRAIN FOR BALTI-
will leave the Sixth Street D, pot via b. AP R R.,
SUNDAY, October 5th. at S:4Oa- NJ.
returning at midnight Persons, members of the
g. McCOi. MICK, 26 9TH street northwest, IACOBs
@ @bh0S l.9 pennsylvania Avenue or at 927 street
at sl.75 round tip. oc3- 2t'
rss THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Mayo Company to Norfolk, Saturday. October Attn, the
steamer George Leary will leave until ii F. Nj The
eafr Seafn wih be delayed but but teM hours in reaching
chesapeake bay by dayligh. oc3-n
~ ALL PARTIES DESIRING TO SETTLE
~ their accounts with W. L.. Moses Son will
please cal at their new store corner 1lth and streets
~ nor.n"es1 oc,5-3t
rgowAsHINGToN, D c. OCTOBER 1sF, 1884,
/ have this day taken charge of sore No So7
avenue, aud will he pleased iny friends and the
oc3- 3-1lu LOUIS KAUFMAN, Agt
FEwAsHINGToN. D. G. OCTOBER lsT. 1894
sIkAsBTRGEK / SON, Of Bi TIM re- Nd who viii
assume all rspoDS by. and authorized to collect
al GU tstanding debts due said establishment.
MILFORD fISHMAN.
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German Naval Methods.

German Naval Methods.
QUICK MOBILIZATION OF A FLEET
The following memorandum OF the mobilization
of German naval squadron has been furnished
the Secretary OF the Navy from the Office OF naval
intelligence:
''At conference held at Kiel, September, 1885, it
was decided that all the vessels suited to modern
war purposes should be kept ready for immediate
service ana tht the complete outfit OF each vessel
should be prepared and either placed on board or
In separate storehouseS close at hand; that the
officers ana men Tor each ship should be detailed
beforehand from the active navy for ordinary
service
AT $40 a. m., April %, 1884, the chief of the
admiralty Van Caprlvi with his aid, arrived unex-
pectedly at kiel. and at p. IN. ordered into COM
mission Tor immaculate service 16 vessels. Notice
was sent TO the officers and crews according to the
system adopted in the army. The trains brought
In the men, and with the assistance OF the men Of
the dock yard division the ships We're equipped.
AT noon April 24 just AZ hours after the issuance
OF the order, the rear admiral hOSted his flag in
command OF squadron OF 20 vessels, ready for war
service Ihe vessels already in commission joined
force can be mobilized In eight days"
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ra REPORT OF THE CONDITION
CS
FARMERS AND MECHANICS NATIONAL. BANK,
At Georgetown. in the District of Columbia.
At the Close of Business 30h of Septemi er 1884
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English Challenge % American Oars

LONDON, october 3-Mr. Baird, OF New CaStle-on-
Tyne, offers to match James Percy TO run and row
any man OF As years and upwards one mile for 500
TO 2,500 He prefers that Percy shall meet an
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UE-No TEA.
MARTIN GILLET s co.'s BALTIMORE
He No ADVERTISEMENT
Fok THE WEEK ESDISG OCTOBER 4rH
AT LAST
HE-So te-ins to gaina foothold in Washington.
II il succeeding T. he people are finding out that
il Is not q huInbug after ALL but just what 1t is
represent i 70 be-
AND WHAT'S THAT?
Why simply pure Tea of the choicest drinking
quality af moderate price and in the natu-
r5 condition that Cinnamon Of the better class use
Tea III China
WHY
Isis -Nomaie differently from other Teas, Why
d. you say Let it come to boil" Does not boil
ing spoil Tea?
BECAUSE
HE-NO being composed entirely of the young
ana tender leaves Inch do not contain the . bit
ter principle :Iat older leaves do boiling will not
to draw" the better it is
HE-NO
Tea for sale by grocers n the original metal lined
Packages u To- J. ID. and To- sizes-The trade sup
Ilied ~
MARTIN GILLET Il CO.,
Established 1s1D
SET Baltimore
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The imports OF dry goods at the port OF New
York for the week ending to-day were q ~. m
and the amount marketed S2,e99.l6l The total
imports since January LIST were t95 $50 SSa a1stnsf
e96, ,952 for the same time last year, and rh0
amount marketed sos.S7 ,S5l against eo6AsG a1o fo
the same time In s6Sa
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Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-mternal reye
nue., S424,715 customs, $436, ,695.


SILVER PURCHAsE.-The Treasury department
has purchased $4,000 ounces of silver for delivery
at the New Orleans and Philadelphia mtntS
LEAVE OF ABSENCE for three months, on account
of disability, has been granted Major David Perry,
with permission to leave the division OF the Mis-
souri,
NAVAL ORDERs-Leut. c. W. Bartlett will be Or
dered to the naval academy November 1st; Surgeon
George II. Cook and Passed Assistant Surgeon Rob-
ert Whiting are detached from the naval academy,
and placed on waiting orders: Passed Assistant
Paymaster George NJ Allen viii resign November
15t.
A DIvIDEND.-The controller OF the currency has
declared second dividend of ten per cent In favor
OF the creditors Of the Marine National bank OF
New York.
THE CONTRACT made by the bureau OF engraving
and printing with q New York firm for 25 600
pounds of laundry soap having been Cancelled, as
the soap furnished did not come up to sample, the
contract has been awarded, upon re-advertisement,
to Barbour & Hamilton, OF this city.
TREASURY APPoINTMENT.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has appointed DR.. JOS H. White, of
Georgia, an assistant surgeon in the marine hos
New Orleans.
NAVAL NOTES.-The PaSSac was put in the dock
at New York yeSterday.-The Jamestown arrived
at Hampstead bay yesterday.-The crew OF the
TallapooSa have been discharged from the naval
service, with the permission TO re-enliSt on the
Dolphin.
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Ex-Gov. Kemper's barn, at Orange Court House,
Va, was struck by lightning "Wednesday night and
destroyed Loss, $4,000
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School Books.
Large Stock for every grade Of Public and Private
schools. Wholesale and Retail.
The Lowest Prices always guaranteed
satchels. Straps, States and other School Supplies.
c. e. PURSELI.
sec 41S Ninth street northwest
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ANU USEMENTS.

EO4ND tF NERCY ENTERTAINMENT, FRIDAY
ID EVENING. Ortober 3. i'll the Chapel of Christ
Church. q street. 9Th southeast. Admission
Adults 10 cents Children accompanying their parents
free oc2-2t'
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School Books
Parties buying School Books will do well to examine
stock. where they will find full line of books used
in the Public and Private Schools which will sell
low as the lowest.
NEW PUBLICATIONS
Where the Battle was Fought (Craddock). The
Adventures of Widow (Fawcett). Miss Tommy {Miss
MulockD John Thorn's Folks (Angeline TeaD In
Search Of Gold (Don Juan) A Little Tour in France
Henry James,. Hand Book of Greea and Roman Scup
ture Cd. Cady Eatonl. Voyage of the Vivian (Knoxl
Life on Ranch lAidridgel On the Frontiers (Bret
Hartel The Ice Queen ungersOll
VIM. II. MORRISON,
seq 4i5 PennSylvaniaa avenua
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NAVAL CoURTEsIEs.-Capt James H. Gillis, COM
manding the Minnesota. reports to the Navy de-
partment from New York that the French man-of-
war La Flore, flagship OF Rear Admiral LacOmbe,
commanding the French North Atlantic squadron.
arrived at New York on the evening of the 1st Of
october. The following morning the La FlOre
Hreu q national salute OF tWenty-One guns. which
was returned by Fort Columbus. Governors Island
Capt. ellis then Salulei the admirals flag wit h
thirteen guns. and The salute was returned. Ad-
mfal L3combe will remain at New YORK about
twenty DAYS
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LADIES ATTENTION,
LATEST RARIsIAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS.
MILE n j. PRANDL
Al Mis- NJ. J. HUNT's 1909 sTRzK1
GRAY SHADES.
KHEA WAVES. SINGLED BANGS.
LEtse styles D+1 the hairiressers' hands
Sw.ys IN order Is plain eombins HaIr Dressed aud
tangs Shinaied ~ " arr nm.
poiTIcAI MT BANNERs.
= FLAGS AND PORTRAITS
.re EOJEE & GRAHAM,
eo<W 81 Duane Street. n. Y.
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LECTURES.

MEMoRT--PROF. 4 ). BOYD WILL. GIVE
w another PRE- LECTU RE- exhibiting the great
lover and incalCUable value of hs wonderful ART
OF At QJlRINC MEMORY" atY VI c. A BTII.DINC
1872 " York avenue, on FRIDAY EVENING. October
81. a. 80 oC,OrE- Lat-s and gentlemen are invited
PROP. BOYIFS instru~tI will enable persons of
POOR memories 20 repeat speeches without pencil
and o. rep,ai lCO words nres after hearing them
read
Come ard see what small ch ll-eu can do
Rooms. J2I@ r street northwest oc2-2t
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SILVER PURCHAsE-The Treasury department
has purchased 3500OO ounces of silver for delivery
at the New Orleans and Philadelphia mtntS
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81 >2o3,5llo 10
D,str7et Of C3Inmtfd, ComntYof Washington IS:
l.. W: LAIRD. Jr, Cashier of the above-named
bank, do solennly that the above statement is
true to the best OF my knowledge and be lief.
". LAIRD, Jr, Cashier
subscribed and sworn to before this I'd day of
October iSs4 L. s. FREY, Notary Public.
S. THOMAS BROWN
NJ J. ADLER. Directors
1t THOMAS KNOWLESN
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CAIRO, october 3.-The British military forces
have taken charge OF the telegraph lines along The
Mia
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S~ THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND RES
" idents is particularly called to LHosV1TE, tho
new and popular lirsin and Nerve Tonic and SAFE
guard against Malaria For sale areated by the OF
in bottles by W. C. MILBURN Sole Inventor and Man.
uiacturer la29 Pennsyivania avenue. apll