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Independent Republicans.

Providence, Il. I, 1S.-Au hide,
pendent RepQhIcan State conven-
ton assembled here this morning
with dalegates -rer-esenGDg fhslf
the S<ate. Hon. George IL. Cprliss
has seen nominated for GovefF,,lf-
but has not yet announced whet7 ar
he Will accept. Adjourned till to-
morrow.
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Grant Denies,

New York, 1S.-In q letter re-
ceived from General Grant by one
of his friends in this city, he denies
the recently reported interview in
regard to the forthcoming contest in
Chicago as being between Blaine
and Arthur. He says: al have hsd
no interview with a correspondent.
Since I have been here / have not
been interviewed by anybody"
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Railroad Racket.

New York, 18.-Robe1t Harris.
president OF the Northern Pacific.
says respecting the resolutions Of
the Minneapolis Board OF: Trade,
that. he had teiegraphed VicezPresl-
dent Cakes to give the matter com>
planned of every consideration and
do what was advisable.
The newly elected directors of the
st. Louis 81 San Francisco Railroad
Company met to-day and ORGANIZED
Dy re.eisGsIBg the former officers.
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Railroad Rack,

Cincinnati, IS.-The Nation 81 a,
s0eia}Ion OF General Passeng co
agents began its semi.snrTsI So So
sion to-day with seventy-fys 10 IN Ioo
present. Lucius Tuttle, OF FsssC"
road, president; 4. J. Smith. Cav
land, Columbus, Cincinnati srg
secretary. CoDsids.rc
able routine business vas REFER
60 appropriate committees. an
Boston was seiec:sd IS TIE 2lsos ~
the next semiannual meetins n
tbs fall. Adjourned till to>moTfov
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s.
81 fFI The Nihilists.


Warsaw, 1s.-The police suspect
that Dagsieff, leader { the parry Of
Nihilists, who mu dersd c :. Sudey'
kin, is hare. Fifty arres:s were
made last night. The hotels have
been directed TO report to the ralite
the arrival of all etrs g:r5.
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UiyssIs n Tue Capital.

Wesbine q. .&--Gsneral Grant
ia p tie Z r3iBytop ifutel. He ia
believed 20 be siign ~ better than at
spy tine since 81 is San. The Gen.
eral IS srcl mpaaied by Mira. Grant,
Cm0pel FteiK a9ti'his wife sud Miss
Bessie eharr, Of Yankton. They
VIII Femsin al .Si.eseiIy about three
weeks. .t.s .sy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
Dr., Fraziers Magic Ointment

A sure cure for Little Grubs in
the SKIN. Rough Skin, etc. It will
remove that roughness from the
hands snd face and make you beau.
sifui. Price SOC. Sent by mail.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co Props,
Cleveland, Ohio. /
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19

Mss NELLIE MCGUIRE, e Sopth
New jersey street. InaianaDolis,
says: sBrown's Iron Bitters entirely
a&'sd me OF Nervousness"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
the Irish.

-Ottgy. 1S.@Tbe B0usa sat until
$50 this inctnIng debating the me.
ton that the bill on inooFE oratias
Grange societies Re read q aecono
SINE. Is Ias defeated, los TO e..
causing great rejoicing among TIE
Irish t3Sietieg.
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Fire Record.

ST. Foul, 1S.-iTbese Us Eeeavy
fira at. Knife FaAs to nieht in. the
mills OF G. Nelson. j q Duluth
steamer has been te]egrsphed for
and sent OUT. at last accounts the
fire wai under control. lis impos.
sible 10 g@t particulars Tonight.
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! cane Disarrn.

Paris. ;s.-Prime Minister Ferry
has been interviewed upon the ques-
tion Of q general. Disarmament bv
European powers. lie pronouncee
Il an imsossiD<iity, and says the dis
cussion tGeefy is q waste Of stimeG
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
Prince Napoleor.

Paris. ia manifesto from
Prince Napoleon is regErlei rs i'm
miDenk He has gone 30 Swi:Eer-
land to >svoid arrest, taking With
him lis pspers and yslaabses.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19

MAMMAs, If ysuf little ones con.
tract skin diseases &C school. apply
GLENN's SULPHR EOAP.
Hills HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE.
Black er Brown, 50e,
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Ohio Penitsntiarv.

Columbus, Ohio, 1S-The bin
aboiishing the convict labor system
as last as contracts expire became
law to-day, making some radical
changes IN the Ohio penfSentiary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19
4facKenzie's Successor.

Washington, 1s.-Thers seems 70
doubt that Colonel David = Stanley.
22d infantry, will suecee& G8neral
MaeRepZie as brigsdier general.
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Gladstone.

London, l0.-To-dsy's bulletin re-
gEriiGg Glsdstone'a health ststes
that be is slightly better: Absolute
rest has been enjoined.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19

4 NASAL INJECTOR fres.Bith
zach battle CT Siileh's CaSsrri1
Remedy. Price t0c. Seia sy z. 6
n. ( Drps Sscrs fs tsG
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Gladstone Worse

London, 18.-At 8 O'Clock this
evening 1t was announced that Glad.
stones condition was rather worse.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19

Mrs. Dsnieie veBsyle, BEeiasn,
Marshall Cos was cured CT ggs-
pepsis IS tie IuSs Q. BNEz's LA
Riiters. =
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March IL, 1854.
METROPOLITAN.

go METROPOLITAN.
L James and wife, Chas 5ohuson. Holm
Nsnnirs, San Frauuifco;. 4 T Brown, OGDEN:
I T 9nest, sen. FFaucis &c; Miss LeIIie Dsy.
Tor, Chicago; II Kruger q I'D VIE, Lsssea
County. Cal Miss Bella Painter; essen G. :
ca; John Eetsck, New Torb5 q L Leset;
0rl,ssha; N ChsAdleTr Newt. N J; Az
Kelley. Green River; Il 3 ebert. Tuczon-
Ar; Nm Herman, 81 outs, 40: Dr. Benedteti
Mexico; Sam EaG .snd wife. Es;,sy, III; Il
Eewhouse and wife, KitchE N; Geo Ryec
Edwin thurman, agents ofthe MAINTAIN Pr K
I, fnlr,.r, - = : -. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-19

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dvs.
sepsia and Liver Complaint? Sill.
wa's Vitalizer is gxzeateed TO cure
ycr. Ssla st ZVM. l. Drug
.eet5e %
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CONTINENrAL.H0rEr.

l. wiyiis1Re, 7 Ifssuk, OGDEN; 8 Cop,or.
New Xork: a lsHefnor, d i h G: W r
RathheFne, y 3 Hall, San francisco; Elias
.'essureen, NevP. YOik Qity; iIbos Nints
Gl ass Greek; jas soore. miss Nary Iouee
Wyoming E t-SEs ton, Bingham
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Obituary.

saH Francisco. lss--LombardeIii.
~ Maplescn's opera company. died
iass night Of pulmonary apoplexy.
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LEY ROUSE


wSAyder, Oseools; Isaac Tsroer, Provo.
is1iton Digby, San Diego; S J Thomas
EifnlisghaIar Bgi 3 NJ Taylor, New PAS,
g ] " Wallace, Mex;ce; Sos a YES. z B
= ehsrds. O9dscs Il ? SEanson, .Jorinpe: z S
e4:'eTs, sLsll21j JsDrs .Heuckley.
Fs- zikcr. Oregon y p Cruise, EYTsndotie.
james aad wire Ba.shs; Joan MitcSsIl'
I.disna; Nsls n Lskins, DssYoit, si3ehipan
" Il Bird, E Ensest, S5Sacuse; y d 6IG1 n,
I4sraru.e; ? D0n1ellY. IF MeOu E,I,es q,
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OLIFT HOUSE.

B stanley, JameE BtWlar.a, gsuh Gle.
monts. Park Ci,y.; ! Black. New Zeslsnd.
G " Curry, j X g; ID n, sgocSls;:. ss.ss L
Johnson. Bingham: ed Shin Pole ess-o,i.
u T; " E Desry, Delta, Col; ~ Il Koi!lef:
Relkhp, d T; e " FOote. Draper,
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Still FiA htin- About the Tariff.


CANPAIGN.
The tal1H fight which split up the democrats in
the House last winter Is still going on. Some Of
the democratic leaders do not hesitate TO declare
theT dissatisfaction at the way thihgs are going
They CT in hat the old leaders and Old principles
being thrown over, and they can't tell what issues
the campaign Is being made upon. Represent atives
ana Senatois who Spoke with reference TO III Iarin
literature for the coming struggle. are gruuibiing
because their speeches are not being sent out by
Inc Campaign committee. Letters OF inquiry upon
tnis subject are said to be pouring IN upon the
committee every day. and urgent demands that
something be done are being made. Many mem
Ders are going In person to tAe managers in New
YORK and dem nding TO know why tkese speeches
are not being sent out The rev nue. rerurmers are
ehdeavor1ng TO make Cleveland pronounce himself
on me tarn, but The managers cry out against this
ana refuse, IL Is said, TO send out single tar,n
document.
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The Baltimore Marke,..

BALTIMORE. September 49, Virginia sizes. con.
sondated s5 North Carolina SKIES. Old. 1913 bid TO-
BALTIMoRE. ND. september ,1s-eotton dull
soathep and Quiet fuss sd bssy
soutne so ~; red s2ass do. amber 9oa91: No Mary
wsr 81 sP psce 81.
Der y. as27s Cora-southern steady and quiet vest
'Sss ss sns Ssas.
ssuthsrn sIas western white d.
refined s1,ysq nis
pool per steam d.li-cotton 3-1Sd; -four, Is grain,
so ssrrs hs So
l.2oo busheIs sh.pments-wheat II Oo0 bushels; rye
LOO bushels. !
The Chicago Markets.
GHIcAGo IL ~ September lsThe weather is clear
ssSs F e ss$ss fsa s.ss oats
9 g SEsss eF' s.
Der 53ss November. 4Ga: year. ass. May, s7s Oats
M. s Dssb 6:,absI
October. 7l7h: November. 7.O5; January. rs
The Petroleum Market.
ss3 a4rd H TH. 70 dee test an'nanssa
by, STEADY Prices opened declined 70 7ss: but
per n honr D' well
INSPECTION OF INDIAN ScH0OLS-1nSpeetor Ha-
worth, who Is in general charge Of the Indian
schools in the northwest and Indian territory has
returned to Washington from a visit OF inspection
TO the Indian schools At Lawrence, Kan, new
school has been opened with an attendance OF 100
pupils. which will be largely increased within a
month or tive. The late date OF the award OF con-
tracts for Indian supplies. caused by the
passage OF the Indian appropriation bill during the
clonng Gays OF the last session OF Congress, has
resulted IN great deal OF delay In opening the
new schoois and supplying the schools already es-
taolsned Inspector Haworth says however, that
every thing Is now favorable for successful win
ter term, an he believes that the attendance viii
be much larger than during the last season.
Gen Dumont, supervising inspector general Of
steam vessels, was severely bitten in the leg by
uog last night, on street, near 18th street he
has sworn out warrant for the arrest Of the owner
OF the dog.
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THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
THE EN- IRE STOCK OF ELEGANT CABINET
FURNITURE. BELONGING To THE LATE G NJ
WIGHT. AND CONTAINED IN WARE ROD Ms
NOS. 627 AND 629 LOUISIANA AyENUE Be
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST. EMB..ACI G IN PART ELEGANT
PAHI.OR SUITS IN WALNUT AND MAHOGANY
FRAMES UPHULSTERD IL The BEST MAN
NER AM LATEST DESIGNS. WALNUT AND
OTHEi. MARBLE TOP TABLES: COUCHES AND
EASY CRATES. CHIFFONIERS. rADIEs' CABI-
NETS AND SECRETARIES. ELEGANT MARBLE
Top SID j, ARDS. IN MAHOGANY AND WAL
NUT: WALNUT AND MAHOGANY PILLOW AND
OTHER Tx ENSION ABLES: ELEGANT MA
HOGANY AND WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES
BEAUTIFUL d SIGNS AND NORMAN HIP:
ASH AND PAINTED CHAMBER FURNITURE
SINGLE AND DOUBLE WALNUT WARDROBES
WALNUT REVOLVING FIR Mt OFFICE DESKS
VtRi MASSIVE MAHOGANY TABLE DESKS
OFFICE FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION;
G..EAT VARIETY OF d MING AND OTHER
CHAIRS; LARGE sTO X OF ROCKING CHAIRS
II ALL THE DIFF Trent WOODS. LAHIEAND
WELL SORTED lock OF CABINET LITAI-
BEK. WHIT CUI;LED HAIT. SHUCK, A ID l.
HOIST ER1NG MATERIAL TOGETHER WITH
CO>TENrS OF WORKSHOP. PATTERNS AND
OTHER MAIERIAL USED IN The CABINET
b SINE.S.
trit If Columbia pass, i'll tie the of
Gilbert N. Wight dece std. The undelsdxe Adminis-
a:HI Voc on IL SEP NBER f v, s0.
skcTN1 s lsS4 a! TN on HTRSDAY
"a cdntpne th.re t. on NoSDaYs and rh hUi
DAYS unt.l the entr. stsrk is disposed Of TIL. is
Cabin Furniture offr ed pub sale in the city
and the sale OFFER rare orortuniiyt TO purchasers TO
time. Parties not Wishing to tend the auction buy
at private sale at greatly reduced prizes
Terms CASH REGINALD KENDALL.
SAB wv Administrator.
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FAMILY SUPPLE ;.
Geo FEE RHR FEE sSSs
GO F E E Il : fE ssss
CCC kEs K I EEg SIS
THE CELFBGA I'D MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR.

In without doubt TIL BEAUTIFUL and the most
NUTRITIOUS Flour IL the void.
The Sif have not only the perfect SiilI COZ
tanning dos all the OF improved Nae ir.ry in
VI the Present time. but thy pr0uc Four
UxsURPAssED by al nil IN the world Tofrove IL 4
would simply state that Larry quantity of t.i-
MAGNIFICENT Flour is SHIPPED anuuaIly 10 Fuope a i
eaten at thu principal Courts OF tn. oh worII We
GUARANTEE that 1t il sds from s.Ifc:ed hard vhes.
grown Minnesota ana Dakota. Il an ackuCv.l. -
fact that in this Flour perfe separation Of tie Il ~
psrti le- of the wheat rry and .Earor, inn
nstion Of ali weak and sarchy matter has al ss been
reached and i consequently NOR NUrKI / Us Weld
ing more br ad to the barrel than any other -Four The
best trade admits tina from ureal-Iak ~ qualities
its the CHEAPEST. well asrne l-t for either !ai y
or bakers usa, and unSurpt<-,d by any Flour made
EverJ sack III every barrel Is give entire
sstisfs' ton.
STE LING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One Of the beautiful Winter VLea Patents ever
offered 10 the trade 1t j. unexc-lied by OF; Patent
except Ceres and wi pea the ing house
Keeper and satisfy the most iastldIOu~ epicl.Ie
GILT-E DEE
Amagnifcent Winter Whe,t PIssHt.
REL nee.
splendid Sisllsso Patent II mad. by the ceie-
brated Hungarian process 1t Is cheap nj beau
uful ateUt. within the reach % al. and
Guarantee Will give satisfaction to every who viii
ny it
COL DEN II IT. L
The old reliable standby and III Standard family
Flour of III 1 itct II Gsl in qualify many
hish priced a.nt loUr~. whist II D. oou-A;
coasideraiIr les money We DEFY couP-titor~ bling
forth any flour SUPERIOR to CtKk>. TERI ING
LT-EDGE. HELI Nc or GOLDEN HILL. and e
Tel q that any hcuseeri tries them
"ii never anyth.n- else. For s.le by all
Wholesale Depot Is; street AMI Indiana avenu
seis WI. W. GAIT / co.
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Latest Foreiun News nv Cable.

H0N0RS CONFERRED BY THE AUSTRIAN EMPEROR.
SKIEkNIwICg, september 1S.-rhe Austrian en-
perOT conferred the grand OF ST. Stephen upun
Grand Duke Vladimir, NJ de Giers and Prince Lo-
banon. He also presented Gen. Jan.uitin, COM
mander OF the regiment OF which he is the hon
or ry colonel, with gold Snuff box set with
diamonds. In making his ateus Emperor Francis
Joseph kissed the hand OF the cZarLna three times
and Kissed the car, thanking him sr his exceeding
amiabiluy. Deafening cheers followed the Aus
TRAN emperor unt1l his carriage out OF hearing
distance. On iuesdiy evening the royal party at
tended the tleater. Emperor William conducted
the cZaTlna who was adorned with PruSsian deco
rations. Emperor Frand, Joseph conducted the
Grand Duchess Maria Pauiovna. and the ear and
the ether members OF th9 party followed Russian,
Polish and Austrian baifetS furnished the enter
tanlnent. The imperial spectators retired to tea
after the second act.
THE POPE THANKS THE CZAR.
ROME, september 1S.-1he pope has sent an
autograph lie ter 10 the ear tnaukng hun Tor his
friendly position In dealing with religious questions
In Poland.
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DIED.

B9IcE At ?S'slock a, ser,smhcr 18th. 1884. Of
Samuel T. AID addie l. Boyce ''"''' uA'sn''r Oh
4. ~ sAl-El on "Wednesday. srterrber u, 1884. q.
CT Of John ana Katie nnc, Nj L. the s,loyed
eleven days. ~ ~ N' auu
There is anguish in the heus hold.
IL is Dies date md oie:
f9r afondy Cherish Il nurslpr
FROM Tue PARENTS nest has Gown
heart has - used 10 beat
And the Charms of love He shattered
AT the dssolators ieet BIZ hER MorHrn
L Na take place from residence corner
Friends and reis ives respectfully invited T. attend
~ 3n Hedne,d.y sep.epber l7th, 1854 at
Collins, aged months aud al daNs
Oh! think where rest our darling,
NOT Ia heg cradle bed
No Wi M TIE ,h distant , graveyard
But il a heavenly ma nsiou
pom the Savior,s breast
WI" Iii her br9ther'e arms about her
she tastes His sainted rest.
By her grandfather p CROWN
Funeral from her parents residence corner 10Th ana
ssrstr northwest, Friday, september 18TH at p 80
attend tl'i'S are RESPECTFULLY invited to
.FUGITT On Wednesday, September IT. 1884 Mt q
Elzabet Iustt in the forty 9th yesr Of h a %, mary
Funeral from his late rsid-nce No 3222 : street
I'm lbs and relatives resuestfully invited to attend %
nALLAGHEk ON tuesday. September L. 1884 q.
ChIHERiNE beloved wife OF Tn..sx
oaliagAef, ased forty eight years.
Dear Mother. when at death must part
how q tpy W.. feel the ram;
but We shall sui be joined ia heart
And hope 10 meet aean.
BIZ HER DAUGHTER
Funeral from her late residence, at half-rast two
O'Clock III, Friday. SEPTEMBER 18th Fri,l,ds and ~.
lstiVeS ar respectful ly invited 10 attend
NORTON. ON edn-sdzy, >,ptsrnb.~ 18th 1894 M q
oc4oc. r. m WILLIAM A. beloved son of Robert and
Lucy Morton, aged eight years months and fourteen
days $3.50 1910 -S~i's0A
Funeral will take place Friday evening at O'Clock
from the r-sldetCe No 422 Third street south vet
Friends and acQualnsnces RESPECTFULLY invited
oBRlEN: ON Wednesday. September 18th Isss M
1880 o'clock. WILLIE EA1E. beloved son Of Edward
Nj and Maria O'Br-en aged six months
uAerhi To take place Laday oicl Oak m
from hs yrandUother's resid-nce lO4I East Market
vited TO atend "
SHERNOoD- On September Eth 1884. JOHN MAS
Stf, OILY sun OF DR. Thomas H. apl JOSEF hile M
SLefSoo = aged lluetesn years
ulieral services at ~ Andr church l4th and Cor
corali strss. At T. m, touurrow ltriday) to be in
TERED at Olenwood Cemetery.
NAENIR. on September 18th, 1894 CHARLES L
VA MIR aged 65 years.
uIl"Tal from Ills late residence corner of 18th and
sreets southeast Friday evening. September q
S.3b O'Clock Relatives
yltnd TO attelid
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THE MEXICAN BOUNDARY.
NO serious Trouble Likely 60 Result
from the Recent survey

The officials at the State department say that no
trouble OF serious character need be anticipated
IRON tue decision OF the commissioners upon the
mexican boundary line. which places that line six
hundred yards north OF that now claimed
1nere Is treaty between the two governments
providlnS for rectncation Of the boundary lines
OF Mexico, New Mexico, Arizona and Southern CALI
lorna Lieut. Symond, OF the engineer corps was
detailed last year to make reconnaissance of this
line, In accordance with the treaty, and the Mex-
can government also detailed engineers 10 cooper
ate with Lieut. Symoud The wo was conducted
curing the month OF August conJ0intly for about
Que nundfeu mics, from tue northeastern corner OF
seXico westward The original monuments OF the
ballietl-En0ry survey OF 1851 were found intact
and correct along that portion OF the line The
Mexican engineers retired from the field at that
point, ana Lieut. Symond followed along the line OF
the purchase boundary made in 1883 by Major KIM
Diego, and accomplished his work inside of two
months ana returned TO the eastern station. lie
ipuho alter entering Arizona that there had been
Cohsderaole dis urhance OF the monuments and
consequent obliteratlon OF the line In one case
near Emory Springs, in the northeast corner Of
AriH0na, a Mexican village custom house and a
small pond was discovered 10 belong to the United
ates Further west, in the vicinity Of Nogaes,
Lieut. Symond found that The Monument know
10 nave oeen intact In 1877 and ISIS. had been
destroyed and tAat consequently settlers claimed
territory as belonging To me United States which
was undoubtedly the property OF hexico.
IL Is here that the Mexican surveyors make their
Claim, as reported, and there Is little doubt that
some porton OF the territory claimed does belong TO
that rrpub.ic, miners having destroyed the bound
airy signs so AZ TO encroach upon the Mexican soil
Ii the six hundred yards Claimed Is allowed 10 will
take In the American village Nogales about 500
feet OF the sonora Railroad track the American Gus
tom house, Quarantine station and all the railroad
buildings
Beyond Nosales Lieutenant symonds' reconno,s-
Sance showed the line TO be correct. although In
some Instances the monuments were destroye I'd or
oNeftafoWn. This revOnnoisSAnce Is only prelini-
nary TO the appointment OF International bound.
airy commission for full and gsoiett survey OF the
line IL Is proposed TO place iron posts or monu-
nents, deeply planteJ at distance OF three miles
IRON each other. along the whole border, from a
point above E. Paso, Texas, TO point how San
Diego, on the Pacific coast, distance OF seven hum
dreu mics.
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- nlDE OF WOMAN on RAILROAD Track
Ms bdNt"r or Cumberland. Nd. The wife OF Robert
bahtti. slas> eioWer, went uut UPON The Track IL
- - lll'souig ara tonnellsSlile raairond. about
uuoA tuesday evening. ana deliberately threw her
81 utioit The wtst-buUnd tram. A Waterman
Iyu To ps Der away, but she clsng 10 the ran AID
ie0NlSd AL attempts 10 remove her Her head and
atslo were srNelti from her body. Mrs Baxter was
idfee, hsh,~t me women, about tweIUy-eght
a.dlH uiu. Hei husband lt Il her about Sept. mL-r
- 10 eetA work la Pltts'urg, owing 10 aupltr,tic
ihiell'l'N caused BY his wI.s fondlrss fr drink
me- ldlllrr lives ia Corning. v. Y, and she had A
'0''eI ih her Pocket IT. IN linn She had children
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Collected by Mr.. +. Ic DrQnpu
District Government Affairs.

nave been issued by Inspector Ehtwisle as follows:
mo Mclaughlin, erect a two-shJry carriage house,
"a. between and East Capitol streets northeast:
*9oo Jas 5 Pierce repair frame 462 street south
Westi $3.50 Fred. Schmidt, repair brick 504 9;h
street nor invest: $3.50 t. L. Starwfather, repair
frame, near Lincoln Hill road; s4al O ,frav erect
r tlne d~ei Ing, Biishtwood; 81 500 c. Murphy,
repair Drck 49J X street SOU invest: ,l.5 Mrs l. A.
BRADFORD, otuld two frame fuel sheds I'm rear OF
5l5 and Sis East Capitol street southeast, Sla5.
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TB..SIOR ROW.
iiERS, Auctiopeers.

nUNCANSON BnOrHERS. Auctioueera
ENTIRE STOCK IF LNwARE COMPRISING
WASH BOILERS, COFFEE BOILERS. Co ZEE
AND TEA POls. BUCkETS. TIA A. COFFEE.
CANIoIi rs, e. IS AND MEASURES. Al. K
CANS, LAMPS. CHI LNkYs, COFFEE MI Is.
E4SH PANS CT PADUkES, k.IFr BOXES
B}k NC PaNS f4I TEA .s -IKE1TtL> sPlDh Z
~ rAN n ,, III In SLAM
M9uhAN BU ok-Ta, ATHLR DGsT. r., ALL
SlZ. - H. N AR, &C, &c. BLING NE
SICth $ .. LO. & co. No 1l0o S.VENTA
ihf.ET SORTHM EST, SLIGHTLY DAMA6- D
BY FL AND WA1ER, A A CTION.
On Liz DAY Nj RNIN,,, SEPTEMBER NINE
TELN II, CONNIE. ci< at Ten O'CLOCK, Will sell.
at the .bOYerLn;d store the entire stock contained
therein be. PARTLY enumerated abovc to when tn
at-eit.Jn ot trade AID Others resi- ectiu. y
cal al 1t
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The Courts.

ENCTx SVUHF-JuUOe SQfuS&
To-day, Walker agt. Butter; pro confesso Eckels
agt Barrett; sale finally confirmed Miller agt.
Patterson; commission TO appoint guardian and
Sholes appointed guardian ad utem. Chaplin AIT
Loughe; sale ratified nn lily. Miller agt. Miller:
w. w. BOarman appointed guardian ad Item
Hutchinson agt. Middleton: leave to r Wilson 10
sue receiver Miller agL Miller; reference TO AUDI
tor. Adams agt Adams sale ratified nid