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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-20

MACON SMITH and family, and Mrs.
YIN WENTWORTH went up to Ban
ner Wednesday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-20

THE FIRST STRoKE.-The first well
authenticated case of any one being
struck by lightning in Eastern Wash
ington Territory is recorded in a re-
cent issue Of the Palouse Gazette,
which says that Frank Mcclure and
Joseph Hentereiter were driving along
the road near Palouse, when a flash OF
lightning knocked the former out Of
the wagon, and the latter off the seat.
Both recovered.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-20

MIS-. CHAs- MARCUS, who has been
quite sick the past few days, is i'm
proving.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-20

VIM. LIBBY arrived here Wednes-
dav from Snake river, and will go up
to work on the Lucky Boy, Gambrln-
us district.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-20

In recent discoveries made at Ban
ner, noticed last issue, we made an
error: Du Boise should read Ode
Boss"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-20

Mrs. DIR. w. J. RoTHwELL, of Pla-
cerville, was taken quite sick few
days ago, but was improving at last
accounts.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-20

DUNC. FERGUSON returned from his
visit to his native land Scotland
on Wednesday. Dune. has been gone
since last fall.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-20
REDUCTION IN PRICES,
At
MYER & SMITHS.
ONE DOLLAR CASH viii buy

any one of the following named arti-
Giles:
6 pounds c. Sugar.
6 GRADUATED Sugar.
81 Crushed Sugar.
6 Carolina Rice.
6 Tapiaca-
IS Sage.
6 & Pearl Barley.
5 o. G. Java Coffee.
II c. r. Coffee.
/ /" No. l Roasted Coffee.
l Lunch Can Ground Coffee.
II Bunches Matches.
s Bars Kinks Savon Imperial Soap.
6 Bottles F7avoring Extracts.
2 pounds Premium Tea.
3 Cans Vegetables.
3 g Pie Fruit.
24 14oz. Candies.
s pounds Uat Meal.
is :. Hominy.
5 :. Bird Food.
One large Bottle genuine Olive Or.
6 pounds Ex. Soda Crackers.
5 pound Can of Lard.
l pair Brown Duck or Blue Oyerall2.
California Table Fruit 40 cts. per oan-
Jams & Jellys 40 =
A No. Oysters 40 "
Everything else very cheap for
Cash. Myer & Smith,
Idaho City & PlacegiIs-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-20

A MAN named Clark struck a rich
streak the other day in ledge that
he has been working on since last fall.
The ledge is not far from the Elk
horn. Eight inches of the vein car
ries high-grade collaborating ore. Ma
jor Allen, of Quartzburg, has an in
terest in the location.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-20

BIsHoP FUTILE is expected here
to-day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-20

HAYDEN's ground sluice and two
boxes were cleaned up last Tuesday
night, and by whom is not known.
Hayden says they turned the water
on, went at the cleanup in miner
like manner, and from the amount OF
work done, must have been at 1t near
ly all night. 1t is supposed they got
away with 5000 or 500.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-20

SAM BRAMBoUGH, an old-timer Of
the Basin, came up from Boise We'd
nesday, and left yesterday for Sheep
mountain. Sam spent last summer at
Sheep mountain working assessments
for John Early and Mace Chapman,
during which time he discovered a
ledge and brought some rock in,
which assayed 1920 per ton. He
failed to locate the ledge, and goes
out this time for that purpose.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-20

John MONROE and wife, and two
brothers of Mrs. Monroe, passed
through here Monday for the Golcon-
Ga mine, on the summit between here
and Banner. The 5-stamp mill for
THIS mine will soon be shipped from
huna. The Golconda ore carries free
gold, and the grade of the rock here
'olore worked, and the prospects that
nave been obtained from develop
ments made last year, warrant the
oellef that this mine will make a
handsome yield this season. Hope so.
I'D. LEIGH, Sem, writes to US from
''nawS Mountain, that robbers broke
INTO Il. c. Clawson's house, at the
lower toll-gate, Boise road, the other
night and took two shoulders of pork
son'e boiled beef and other eatables
1t Is thought they are the same two
men that got into Oliver Calls house
@'out two weeks ago and took three
VI iour rolls of butter and other things
week ago last Monday the same
'To men broke into John Mitchell's
0aoin IN Robie gulch, and took meat
I'ar' sugar, and a pair of new broad
'n pants. The same two fellow:
a'' accused of taking two stage hors
- from More creek station. Thei
opplng place is somewhere on Dag
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n M4hhEI5.
knsixasipBis uarkes,

PnILApsLPH1A, Sept. 9-FlouI- market dull (;
superhne state. ~ 6oGs; Extra snpsr,
fine state IS OO83 so; Pa. family, tS 10
"a 25; winter clear, 81 25sai rs; do straIshts.
7515 Is; MINI. extra, clear, 81 2J15 90
straight. Is Oop5 SO; Wisconsin clear, ss rs
as % spring do, s5 5OG6 s5 fresh ground
springs scarce.
Eye -four firm at % rs
Wheat unsettled, lower; No 9 Western Red,
fresh new, SIC; No DO, SIC 4; No. | Pa. do,
Gle; NO. Delaware do, Ssc.
Corn firm under light offerings and n
good demand; sreamer. CSC sail yellow, &C !;
do mixed, 620G7c No. do, 6'G64c.
Oats duh but steady; No. White, S71Ssc
No. do, 359S5Ic; No. 8 do, 33ES3xc /;
rejected. new, S01 sic No 2mixed, Sos3Ieac.
Rye nominal at GOip65c.
dun at t 55Qpl 60; Fluxseed firm al 81 I0nl AZ
Winter Bran quiet ut SIS for No. 1.
Provision Market quiet and easier ;
Mess Pork, sl7 5Glls Beet Hams. e. f32s 20 ;;
India Mess Beef, sl9 5og2o; city DO, s.s 5O9
Bacon, IKE; Smoked Shoulders, So;
! salt DO, rs; Smoked Hams, li4Gl6c;
Lard quiet; city refined, sesGsA; loose
butchers, T3U1A prime steam ~ 10.
Butter-market and prices active ana ten.
doncy upward on scarcity of high grades (;
creamery extras, 2t925c " sstern do z2923ei !
lOG2Oc Western good to choice. l4eglec.
Rolls Mt sGpl2c packing butter, sc.
Eggs quiet and not SO firm extras, l99cOc /;
cheese. market duh, steady New York full
s2cc; Western fair TO prime, 83sc Penn'a
part skims, sGiHc do tull 1dskc.
Petroleum quiet Refined, 75.c.
WHISKY dun Western at q Is.
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sEARLy KILLED MS WIRE.
tn, Hrutsi ANA Unproyohrd hssauit
uhRrIca W lac RnDn IiIa IthIpnrbl.

Tho urutsl anu unproyohsd Assault o'
UhsrIc- WISE Upon His Boipnoo,,
Charles Wise, hod carrier, rcsidiog on
st. Joseph street, committed brutal as.
sault on his wife this aftern )pn. When he
came home, between | aul O'Clock, he
was slightly under tho influence Of liqnpr,
and without any provocation 10 knocked
his wife down, trampled on Der, and bea,
her on the face head aud body until tho
floor around hor WAS covered with blood.
Believing that ho had killed her hp went
To the r. rtsidencs Oi his brother Ia law.
on High street, aud there said he
had sent his wife to hell ard damnation
llo washed his hands Mt his brother IN
laws house, and then left for parts
unknown.
Tho screams of Mrs. Wise broneht the
ueighbors to her house, but before their
arrival Wise had llod One Of the ueighbors
reported the matter 70 Officers Rituhe y
and Barnhold, and they started IN pursuit
OF Wiso. Dr.. Mccormick was sent for
to dress tho wounds ot Mrs. Wise, aud
no was soon on hand. lie fOnud many
bruises on the face and body, but does not
consider hor tn be In a critical condition at
ptesout.
Wise is well known ia our police cOurta,
where ho has figured Tor mauy years, for
charges Of drunkenness and disorderly
conduct and assault ard battery. Ga
several occasions before this no Els beaten
his wife. aud sho has had him arrested
frequently. On his promise 70 do bettor
she has invariably forgiven hiu and with.
drawn the suits against him This suit
she should not bs allowed t. withdraw.
Ntfo had not boon arrested when we
went to press but it * oxpaotot that he
will DO in custody boloro night The
whole police force Of the ci'y is on the
lookout for him.
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water for IEnEIntE.

a special meeting Of the water com
mittCe wGs held last evening \ com
municatiou from tha PfnnsyIyHu.a RAILROAD
was read asking for tho use of water for
engines which pass around the city, on
the branch. tho water station to be erected
near the hebrew cemetery. Permission
WAS granted provided the railroad company
have the work Of laying tho pipes, &c,
10 this point done, tho amount to be dc
Quoted from their bills. TIE company will
he charged 500 per year Tor the water.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-09

NoRRrsTowN, Pa, Sept. 9.--The con-
tennial Of the organization Of Montgomery
county opened here to day. The town
was gayly decorated and many strnug gsrs
we're present. An audience Of i,hO0
people crowded the court house.
where tho ceremonies were opered with
prayer by Rev. DR.. j. A. A, Bomberger.
Addresses were then made by Jvseph
Fornance, president Centennial asso.
citation, borough solicitor J. p. IL. Jenkins
and b. M. Boyer, judge. A mounment
to David Rittenhouse tho distinguished
astronomer, was dedicated this afternoon.
and an antiquarian exhibition was openod
in the court house to last four days
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-09

MONDAY. Sept. s-The arrivals Of live
stock at the varions stock yards were:
For the weck-S,3lJ bcovc5, 1900 sheep, AGO
hogs. Previous wocK-3,G10 beeves, lGUo0
sheep, 100 hogs.
though prices wholesale were high tho retail
market declined &c.
WoquOte as follows:
Extra, GhI7ci Good, 5&fQ6l4ci melinra,
cake; Common, +Esih Texans, 4ll5'1C.
Fat cows were inactive Nt 3I4tC.
Mich cows were In tar dUmund NJ S3Ol7O,
Veal calves were In good request at 5(p
Sheep and Lambs were IN full SUNNY,
anu Wuh only Il luUlCrHt, IUWRnd prices e.
citned a fraction no stock selling over 4}zc,
and tuliy 200 common being disposed OF ut IL
per head.
We quote as follows;
Extra, 4HEgisc .Goot, 4Gikc; Medium, 3
g5hc; Common, 2Ac; Lauos, @4"6..c.
Hogs were In poor IeQues- and prices
continued nrm. We quote Western from glg
9Hc; country mt sG9c.
SALES OF BEEvEs AT IVES? PHILADELPHIA YARDS
Among the sales at tho Vest rnll@lelphiu
Rodger Maync., 100 ". Va, aud Texans, $40
Dennis smyytn, . W. Va, 5mG}lo.
schamberg Il Paul, 81 Texas, 4485}.ci i
West Va, 4MTN("
:. Hebron, IS COlOruI0 - nc.
NJ. ulman. 273 W. Va. and Texans. 51sIGGc
NJ. Levi, l0l W. Virginia, 5LG6stc.
BGchman \ Levi, l55 western ana ". Va, "a
F. schsotz'S ~ y y. Va 4XaeXo.
q. Schanberg n Co. $50 W. Va. aud Texas,
schwartz I S,fxiiIsT, MiiiasT, % West Pa. s7yl1c.
owen slnilh h, 81 Western n ". Va, T.. 16kc.
A. j. Christy i27 W. Va, 4E87c
Isaac Adler, 100 Va. 5tg5lSc.
Daniel I,n Murphy ply so 80 " We1t V%I =, @52.o
\. iicr6.rt, y " est Va, 50 &c.
y. +. McFinin, so W, Va, SAD &C.
E. S. McFnlin, TO W. Va, 6UTxc.
.iipplo Y BroIhcr, 100 cows, 9ic.
james Clemson. 90 W. Va, BGC.
W. A. n,pple, liO grass Caly,7, 9gl!C.
HIIl Es
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-09

ls tno most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. VII most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or appliod extcr-
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN. whether chronic or acute, than any
othoI pain allsvts tor, Npd II Is warranted GOu-
hla the strength OF any similar preparation.
1t cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism. Toothache, and
ALL ACHES, and is The 6rear Reiiever OF
Pain. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
shOuid be in every family. teaspoontul OF
tho PanaCca In II tumbler OF hot wafer IsWCet.
nnol, II pr2terrodl, taken at bedtime, will
BREAK Up A COED. " Cruta n bottle.
mRV3I- lVdM. W.SSw
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Henry Hoffman, who some time ago
eloped from New Castle, Del, with q
daughter of William Westfall was arrested
in Pottsville, Monday, in company with
the mother of his former paramour. The
girl was recaptured and taken home and
again lives with her father. Hoffman
evaded arrest on the former occasion
and returned to New Castle and prevailed
upon Mrs. Westfall to flee with him. She
took the two smaller children. Hoffman
and Mrs. Westfall were sent to Jail. Mr..
Westfall, the husband OF the truant wife,
took the children home with him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-09

This forenoon hired man Of f. H.
lIambricht. rrsiijnE ON The ColuIlbia
pike, started to ouug two Philadelphia
ladies named LIavorrtlck. plp arc friends
at the family, to thIs city Wien about three
hundred wards tom home ouo wheel came
on th" vehicle. aud the aniir.l started to
Iun. He struck his legs ag2iHst the fifth
wheel aud cut Oft tho toudons and
5ghments. Tho carriage waa upset and
the ladies' thrunn ont. Although they
we're badly bruiscd their lrjlries are not
serious. Veterinary Surgeon Shaub, Of
thts city. was sent for to atJend the horse.
HIS injuries may cause his death.
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Losses by the U,eve,.na r,,s

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 0.-Most Of tho
firms burned out here, have already
opened offices and prepare to resume
business. The burned district looks
as II it had been swept by simeon. A
revised list of the heaviest losses IL az fol-
lows: Wood, Perry & Co., $4OO.O 900
King Il Co., sl00, 900, Patter, Birdsali &
Co, slOO, 900. Varity Iron works $SO,
600, House s. Davidson, 100000. Other
losses range from sl0o to $50, 900, making
grand total round million.
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mead tat cattle rrm low grades weaker
export grades, t6 'n67; good TO choce ship
plug. s6gps 90; common to medium, ~ 100
10 Texans, 81 Gtdi 30
sheep Receipts, 100 head shipments,
none, common to fnir, o. hOI3 ~ medium
10 good 81 j0di ~.
EAST LIUERTy-Ca'tic slow at last weeks
opening prices receipts, ASA mead sh,p.
mCntH, ,i25 mead.
Hogs market nctivo; receipts, 800 head
-hipmonts, l,UOO head Poll Idelpnias 81 500
= q Baltimore, ~ lbfg6 81 Workers., " 90 !
u - grns-ors, 5000 10,
Shocp hrm ut $50 higher than last weeks
Cio'inR prices; rcccipts, 3SU hend ship
mtnts, 100 head.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken ol
your rest by sick child suffering ana crying
with the eHcruciatinR pain OF cutting teeth
II ao, 20 ut once and get "A bottle of NJ RS. WIN
the poor little sufferer immcdiateiy--. --.'cpend
upon II ; there IA no mistake about II. There ts
NOT IA mother on earth who has ever used IT,
who Will not Tell you at once that ~ Will
regulate the bowcls and give rest to the
mother, GDd relief AMI health TO the child. OPP
Grating like magic. IL Is perfectly safe to us,
In ail cases, ana pleasant TO the taste, and IL
tho prescription OF ono Of tho Oldest and best
fainalo physicians In the United states. SOLD
everywhere ~ conts a bottle.
E,,ay3l.lydM. " saw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-09

The Citizens Band of ManAain, cheap ex.
cursion to Philadelphia, state tIir and At
lantic city, on W'IlCsday, September 10th.
Round trip ttckeIs, good for three days, to
return on any train from Philadelphia (ono
day from Atlantic city, Through traIus leave
Lancaster king strcCN at 80 Il m; Col.
umUia 5ij u. IN; Luudisvilie, G.I3 Il. IN. Fare
only 81 %. Leave Mannheim At 6:27 Il. III. q;
Iititz SIS u. IN tPhrata, 7:U5a. IN. Fare only
80. Trains Will return same night Leave
Atlantic CITY at 200 y m; Philadelphia, 1000
7. N sI4b.SpiSItw
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ALBION, Ksnnebec Co., Me-, Sept. o.
Great excitement was caused here by the
finding of the dead body of Mrs. Newell
Tuck at her homo last Friday. Finger
marks on her throat showed that she had
been tranglod. When her husband left
the house in tho morning she was in good
health. She was 90 years old and had been
married two years.
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New York MarEoss

NEW YORK, Sept. 9-Flour-State and
We,tern dull and IL shade lower. Southern
dull and heavy.
Wheat AGl1sc lower, heavy and unsettled,
with fair trnding in the options; No. i
White nominal; NO. Bel, Sept, s5A 3ssc |;
&9lHc Jan. 92laG3c o6 95Eaeis1o. H
Corn h@lc lower and dull Mixed Wcstarn
spot, D65c do tuture, 52k66txc.
Oats hG.c lower ana dull No. 2 September
3?hc; Oct, $40; state, Ss0isc; Western. $40
4lc.
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SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING. SEPT. o. Is "a.
RAVAGES OF CHOLERA.
no UEssArIor IN TaE MORTALITY.
Reports from Various sections showips the
strong Hold the III BAD Disease Has
Nav nbtainsu

Reports from Various sections showipg the
strong Hold the Dio oad disease Has
now ODtsinso.
MARsEILr.Es, Sept. 0.-During the past
"a hours two deaths from cholera occurred
here and six deaths in tho department of
the Pyrenees, Oriental. At Stremezs in
Ardeicte fourteen persons died suddenly
on Sunday.
Tho Disease at naples.
ROME Sept. 9.-There were 45l fresh
cases and 154 deaths from cholera at
Naples buring the past "a hours. Many
patients are prevented from being admitted
to hospital by the populacc. King Hum
bert was welcomed by crowd at Venice
yesterday. He was invited to attend the
PondinoDe races but no replied that he
would 60 to Naples whore people were
, dying.
The official bulletin of ravages of cholera
| 10 various provinces of Italy, show All
fresh cases and 16l deaths during the past
"A hours. Physicians of Spezia believe
| flies spread cholera.
| Tho Cholera MortnaTy Record.
MADRID, Sept 0.-No further cases of
cholera have occurred Mt AlicanCe. Two
| deaths occurred at Serada. Four cases OF
| cholera and three deaths occurred at No
velda since last report, and two fresh cases
| and two deaths at Manfarte
| PARIS, Sept. 9.-Ono death occurred to-
day from cholera at TOulon, four at La
Seine, three at Sallispont and one at st.
Anne de V aus. At st. Antonio twenty
persons were suddenly attacked with
| cholera and two died.
Along the spanish sOrder.
| MADRID, Sept. 9.--AIoante has been
declared to be infected with the cholera
| the government has forbidden local au-
thorites from quarantining against othel
| places and from establishing lazarettos
These orders are often disregarded on the
borders. At Malaga persons from Madrid
with certified bills of health are subjected
to seven days quarantine. There were
two deaths from cholera at Noyeda or
| Monday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-09

FROM Col. J. Maidhof, OF Now York. 81
have sniiernd severely tor the last ton years
nom Hay Fever In early ana nid summer aud
IN tho tall. desire In tho interest o. my tel.
low sufferers to testify In favor OF Fly's
Cream Balm. My short use OF II dem nn stra-
ted lis efiicacy.--J Maidhof, t0i broadway.
have used Eiy's Cream Balm tor Hay
Fever. ana experienced great relief. 1 most
cordially recommend IL as the best of all the
many remehics l have tried.-T u. jerks,
Lawyer, Grand Rapids, Mich. Price SO Genus
s9lwdT,ThdSdw
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A rEunU's DOUBLE CRIME.
The suicide OF u Uoiored Lau Afser Xiii
WHITE GirI,

Uf Z
White Girl.
NORFOLK, Va, Sept.-A double tragedy
occurred last night in theg grounds
OF Vincent de Paurs hospital this city.
Sam. Bleantz, about IS years DID, known
as Bob" acting in theioapacity of errand
boy, had been on friendly terms with
Nellie Develin, IA years old, au attendant.
Last night as Nellie aud a servant named
Salamonsky were crossing the grounds
Bob" walked up behind them, drew a
revolver and shot the servant IN the hand.
He then fired at Nellie striking her in the
left breast, killing her instantly. The
murderer then shot himself dead. No
motive for the deed is known.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-09
A 100000 Fire Ia A,kansas.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept.-A special from
Arkansas City, says, that yesterday the
Primer business block was destroyed by fire
The loss including stock is estimated at
$50, 600, insurance $l2, 900. The principal
losers are j. G. Winston s. Co., $4,000,
and Demaiddy & Co., SO, 800.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-09

IL is hard 10 believe that "A man was cured {
Kidney dist ase after his body was swollen as
big as barrel and lie had been given up as
incurabie and lav at deaths door. Yet such @
cure was accomplished by Kidney.w ort In the
per on OF NJ. NJ. DeveteHuS, of Ionia, Mich.
who says After thirteen OF the best doctors
In Detroit had given me up, was cured by
hidney-wort. want everyone to know wha
u boon II Is
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The rigures in maine.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 9.-Later return
show that the Senate will stand 81 Reuub.
licant and no Democrats House as far as
heard from is SO Republicans and 81
Democrats. The Republicans claim
majority of Is 600 in the state. Blaine's
own city gives majority of 252 greater
than ever before thrown,
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A,,ignmsp, of "a swipn,ing cotton Firm.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 0. - Payne,
Wiley u Co., cotton factors and com
mission merchants, assigned last night.
The fact that they had been swindlng
banks by hyp0thecating warehouse
receipts when the goods were not in the
house caused sensation. The steal
amounts to about $l44, 600; liabilities of
of the firm Slol, 600 ; assets 800 600.
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Dear lady, there IL probably no use tclIing
you that fashionable lite in "A great city IL u
rough one ON your beauty. Late hours. loss
OF sleep ana mental excitement will leave you
by anu by shOrn OF those beautiful tressCs
which drew lovers around You in other years.
Artificial substitutes can never pass for those
rich and glossy IOc>s. Parkor's Hair Balssm
Will stop your hair from falling out. restore
its natural color ana sOttncSS, AMI prove
cleansing and beneficial to the scalp.
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s,gt.hp Git1yTN.
Jo"Cpb u. .tIicEIer an iuccssory IL ,Anr-
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Joseph Il. Strioklcr, or Mount Joy. this
count, was On Monday put on trial before
Judge E.cOck ou a bill charging him with
helng an accessory before snl after the
fact to criminal ovcra1pu por!o.med hy
Dorlval Bruce on lItt,,u 1y4YG on th" IN
ut last January which resulted in her
death. The defence wa3 represented by
Marriott BrosjuB # Larca,tnr, aud A. s.
/. Shields, of Philadelphia. uh'ls A. j.
kaufman, Columbia. aud Assistant Dis
tr'ct Attorney Kusry appeared for the
prosecution. DE-. Bruce was convicted
some t!uIo ago and soutenced TO nu lmpris
onmcnt Of threo years Il Is Thought the
case will be concluded by noon to day.
Aspccial dispatch TO the ISTFLILGENCEr
this afternoon says that otrickler was
found guilty as Indicted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-09

Denver, Col, Sept. 9.-Yesterday
afternoon f. J. Benton Sc Co., Wholesale
tobacco and cigar dealers, the Tnggy boot
and shoe company and Rust, Harris Il Co,
Wholesale and retail dealers in hardware,
stoves Sc, assigned. The latter was one
ofthe largest houses in their line in the
state. The failure is a general surprise.
1t is estimated that the liabilities will
amount to 100000. The assets are uu.
known.