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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-28

Gs 1T wirflid baaritrdubenb,
i6rei6t Der yWiiIwaufee Serolb," mas
europdti6e Seitunsen ibren 9eisrn iber
umerifauii9e gerbdltniiie bietsn. 90
finben mir in Der r@iener ausemeiner
3eltuuS" pom Is. S%eptember in sinem
Yeitartifel iber u~nieren ietiseu Wubltampi
unter pielem @abren AUDI fOIgenpen SlOos
linn:
Der Ssrlauf Der Wablcampasne lit ses
p6bnli9 Der, baB in benz WaBe, ais Die
Wablbewesuns uori9reitet, bic 3abl Der
GanbiOaten ii9 uerminbert. Die praftii6s
Natur bes ameritaners ;eist ii9 aud ba,
rim, ouB er allen unnOtbisen SaIait re6t.
seitis abtpirft uno ii9 auf bas sund6it Gr,
rei9bare bei9rdnft. 60 lit es aud bies.
nal sesansen. SIN OCTOBER porisen Sab.
res Sdblte man Al republitanif6e unb 40
bemofratii6e Yrdiibenti6afts ganbibaten.
Die 3abl Serielben lit bsrseit auf pier
rebucirt, bon melden nur spei ernit gu
nsbmsn iinb: Blaine ais SanSibat oer
Gepublifaner, GIeuslanb als isin bemofras
tii3er &iuale."
Der Simn,el be6ite uns Dor 81 Yrdiis
benti3uftssG anbiSatm. SEEDS iino l9on
mebr ais senu9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-28
GrjhGftSuebeiutuiE.

Notwithstanding. Sn 7. berrl9t
unter ben Gelnern ausemein bic %llniitte,
tets MIR 10 ptel berauSsuseben, baB nod
5 Yiennise feblen unb mad bieien bann 10
LANCE gu iu6en, bis iie Oas gelo pom SAT-
sei9sntt betommsn. Namentli9 elm &eIs
ner bsiaB in benz Su9en cine fo~loilals
Sertigtsit. Gin Yrofeiior, Namens Miils
Ter. neusisris, wie Der &elner es aniteae,
ouB er wirtli9 Die 5 Sfennise ni9t fano,
beo6a9tete i'm zines abenos unb bemerfte,
paB oerieIbe ale Siinfpfennisitiife, Die er
einnabm, in Die @eitentaide itedte, wabs
reno oas ibrise gelS in Die Soientai9e
wanoerte. Oils er ipdter Sablte, ri9tete CT
es 10 elm, oaB linn Der &euner beraussebsn
muBte. Natirlid fonnte pieier NIT Dem
bsiten @iuen tsine Sinfptennig iinbsu.
@reifen sic bod einmal in Sbre linfe
@eitentai9e, iaste Der 9rofeilor Id6elno,
uiellei9t lit zines bariu. Der 6ellner
f~liiterte Dem Yrofsiior ms OBJ: sic iiub
wpbl friiber oo9 mai &eaner seusien?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-28

Cine neue Sertilpflause, weIs
DE ben Nauen r&appe" erbalten bat, err
rest in europa 3iemli9es Iufie5sn. sic
uurbe suerit auf Der amiteroamsr 9lusifel.
lung i'm uorisen Sabre Oiisntli6 betannt ses
ma6t nno 1T auf Saua beimiid. 8enn
Die Safer lorsfdItis subereitet pirS, iisbt
lte wie Woue aus, uno ~setrduielt Tam iis
;u mdBisen Soften ais Yoliter:W atsrial
ober fir Wtatraten benuet wsroen. Sic
fam aud 9eiponnsn unb sefarbt perben.
Iber bas faierise ausieben, wel9sS lie be.
bdlt, peutet barauf bin, oaB erit nod cine
before SubsreitunSs Wtetbooe fir lie sriuns
ben wercen muB, wenn lie Die sroBsn Grs
wartnnSen eriiluen iou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-28
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R'Y.
the SHORT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST & WEST.

Die Sireetsts giienbabnlinis jptiheu sanias 9ttp oosr
OMAHA uno S~leuelluo, y .tfalo, Yittsburs, Iew BORT,
Soiton, YbilaeeIpbta, Ssaibiustop. Baltimore unS aas
pnntts 6ltlIa, 10 saB 8sr5inouns unit alien SauptIiut,u
begeiieat ptro.
Ole eahn bat StabtiAteusuu Ee roasnoes Material er,
Ter elate, suiibremieu, Rtlers pldticr II uuo Rcppel.
.slssanie, umi9IaSbdre Ssfel uuo Drawing Room Cars,
bet autr tbreu enr4laufenoen .Slasu, bic ale init eurb.
9sbeneer Sdnsu %perie1euen Reiisnoeu obus weitsre Soiteu
benasen tOunen. Die ~psutseu W~aseupehisl Sieisr Balm
proeH ale tn linton 0epots seuadt-tsiIe Omnibus
tahrisn pom etuem Sabnbot gum auoeru.
6rdst na9 Sttets far trleno etuen 9lae TN Often via
eate grie & @elteru &ailpap. Sarisu uno Sniormatios
men taru man tcfenfrtt aui ben Sauptitaticneu sr9altsn,
oeer psnu man ftb psneet an D. -. Smttb,
General SaH. a9sut,
Bloomtnetou. Su-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-28
Weniheufdlber.

Gin @edielblutt iast: .Neun 3ebntel
Der unglidli6en Gben entiteben baraus,
oaB man Meni9entdlber auf ben @eieas
iduftsueioen fret berumitreifen ldBt. i"
Heun 3ebntel Der droniiden ODER i9leis
9cnoen &rantbeiten Der @eseupart ents
iteben aus unrainem Ylut, 9sberleioen ober
@aaisteit, wsl9e Strrfeln, S9uinofu9t
(bie nur cine Strofsl Der gunse lit, 0uns
ben, @eidpiire, 9auttrantbeiten uno dbns
Iide Seioen sur Solse babeu. Or.
pierce's Golden Medical Discovery"
(scloene msbisinii3e Gntbetuns) betlt
iie aae. gsi apotbetsrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-28

Der ensIti9e @utsbeiiter
Senrp poopri6 waro neuIi6 ;u bret Mos
naten grreit uerurtbeilt, neil CT selesents
lid oer Inweienbeit Der 8Onigiu pom @nss
Lamb in Osborne feline idmmtIi3sn 6ibe,
S9aie nnb 9dmmer nit patriotti9en Sars
ben bemult bate. Die Ebiere Isttsn bic
6arbe ab uns uerenbeten IN Solse beilen
m~aiienbaft. Die gerurtbsiluns srfolsts
auf Seranlciiuns bes Ebieri9uss 8ereins.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-28

&itt, nm 9O9sr unb Giile in giiens
suB aus,ubeiiern, erbdlt, man burd gu.
iammenmii9m Don sIei6sn Sbeilsn aras
bii9sn @ummis, ~sebranntsn @ipies uno
giienfeile. @iro nod elm penis sspulpers
tss @las suseiest, 10 pirS es INN 10 better.
Wan bepabrt baS @smii3 trofen aui ;
sum @ebrau9 riibrt man es nit wenis
Waiier an. Dieter &itt wirb iebr bart
uno wieberitsbt Dem WaiIer unb Seuer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-28

Snnse 9eute, ober Ysrionen mittlerem
alters. Die an 81 ruensntfrdftuns pbsr abn.
li6en llebeln leioen, io0tsn nit ginlase
BON brei Sriefmarten fir bic aroBe 9l6s
hanoluns, NORM erfolsreide 8sbanbluns
anseseben, al bic Worlds Dispcnsary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y,
i4rsibsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-28

3mieaeiprGh. gs iino i5on mebrsre
Sabre Der, ais gu ct. in Sberbeiien cine
ipariame 8dusriu Maurer, bic BEL ibr IN
9lrbeit itanbsn unb Soft erbielten, pdbrsnb
bes Sribitits beobadtete uno wabrnebs
men muBte, pie iis bic Butter au,u rei9li9
auf bas Brob itriden. Gnbli9 tonnte iie
ii9 nidt mebr suriidbalten uno es entpis
telte iid ;miiden ibr unb ben 4rbeitern bas
folsenbe 3ueiseiprdd: Srau: 81, ibr
fonnt eber gut idmieren!" 9lrbeiter:
vgi, mir iein aud Maurer." Srau:
DOS es eber 8otter!" Mrbeiter: vOos
i9medt MR." Srau: rOos Yonb toitet
eber 10 Selbersroi6e!" Irbeiter: DOS
IS lie OBJ ebrIid pebrt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-28
ShmohI unnhprIei 11rSohsu No.t heitrn

Sbuobl manderIei llriaden basu beitras
gen, bas Saar srau 81 MAIDEN, 10 brau9t
man sur 8ieberberitelluns Der uatiirli9en
6arbe nur Sa0's uesetabiltiden, i%icilianis
i9en 9aar; Grneuerer ansuuenoen. Seit
mebr ais ;uansis Sabren finoet er rciBens
BEN Ibsuns, uber nod ME ba6en mir BON
perfsbIter Birfuns seb6rt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-28

9rudfehlersS eufel. Gin unsIaublid
malitiOier OrudfebIer ma6t, wie man aus
BENT Saas idreibt, bic bortise ipottluitise
@eielidaft lddeln. Oas bo9tonieruatiue
v0asbiab pan 3uibboIanS" bradte einsn
auBeroroentli3 iberidpenslid sebaltenen
Na6ruf auf BEN peritorbeneu &ronprinsen
Qlsranoer. Qm S9lufe bes iiberaus ses
fibluolen unb poetii6en Irtitels fam aber
bann BEL Der auf;dbluns aaer Susenoen
unb Giseni6aften bes ueritorbenen YrinSsn
fulsenoer Sat gum Sori6eiue: rgr (ber
Bring mar mittelmd6ig, wie aIe Sranis
err" = SeiBen ioate es natirlid ni9t
ymiddelmatig", lonbern ~ymilddadig"
(mtIbtbdtig), rpte aue Sranier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-28
Ste i6nnrrt8e Gde.
Nah beriibmten Wnitern.
QoreIet.

Qorelet.
(feuer SdluB.)
Sd CLAUDE, bte 8euen ueri9linsen
Qm Gnbe nod Oi9imn,p unb Ol9abn,
llnb bas ban nebit anberen Oinsen
Die rRuaisan 9etters" gotham.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-28

@i(Waufee
& ct. Yaul.

Gle bsRSt uuo bsidbrt lber 1900 RstIeu gtjsnsabu In
Rore Saiuois, BiseonfH. Ntuusiota. Soma uns Gotota.
uno ea TIRE Saaptltnten. 3pstslintsn uns grbtnouns,n
ale srossn Seihditseentren ses Scroweiisns unS ess fus
men 8ettens erreiten, ueroieui he udtursemib bic Bost4s
uung short etue@ nne III BITE beiie 8outt Spiiatu:
gbteaso, Rilpautss. 81. pauI uus gsiuneapoIts.
gbieaso, 9silpautss. gortast. saerons uus @tnona.
gbieaso. Valwautse Srtonutls. aberdeen u. GLENDALE.
ebieaso. RiIpautse. gau Glatrs uus Stinpatr.
ebteasO, @iIpautes, 8auiau uno 9asrriu.
9bisaso. 9silpautss, Beaver Dam, Soue eu Fac uue
Sibioib.
ebteaso, RtIpautet, @autsiba uno Seonomopoe.
e5ieaso. Riimautss. Tsasiiou unS Srairts eu 9bisu.
g3ieaso, 0ilpautts, Opatonna. Wan,aie u. SaribauIt.
ebieaso. SslOit. Saussuias uus RinsraI goint.
Chicago, gIsiu. ROtioro unb Dubuque.
Gbisaso. Clinton. Sot Sslane, Solar 8aptbs u. Saua.
Gbicaso, Dss @aoiuss. Council sIuHs uuS omaha.
e9ieasO, eautpu, Siour Gitp, SiOur 6aas anS yantton.
9Sisaso. @iIuautes, hilbert Yea uus iisli4su Rinndo.
ia SestuSea.
Chicago. @iIpau,ss. TaioH GitY, 1ait4sa uuS Cham.
btrlain.
Sod Sslans. Dubuque. 81. 9auI uus @iun,apolis.
Davenport. 9aImur. 81. gaul unS minneapolis.
Iilpautse, 8aetus. Ssloit. Tresport uno Rod Sslaub.
@iitasl. 8OIiep. aibton uub Aberdeen.
Gin 8iuer Sausp einte.)
pullman SalaiwaStn unS bic i5Suitsn Diuinss Cars
Der @elt lauien ai ben Sauptliuieu Der y bteaso,
RtIwautee uno 81. Raul Balm, uue bic ,upors
toumtneen Seamien Der eompasuts erpstitn ben BaOa.
stItu isss aufmIttamisit.
Sc. gstrrta, a. z. 8. Carpenter,
GtaT sa,srin.Hs.ut. siSi.SDs te wsna B II,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-28

8enn alle iosenannten SeiImittsl nidts
ansri6ten, Or. Cages ,,Catarrh Rene
dy" (GatarrbsS eiImitteD furirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-28

8ernbigenb. 8e0ner (Su einem etuas
uerlumpt ausiebenoen @aite): vSaben
sic audi @sIo, INN bas gier gu bssabs
len?"
Sat: v@elb, Bab, beuor es gum 8es
3ablen fommt, fanse t9 &ratebl an uno
lalie mid binauswerfen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-28

Der ausorut Short etne- Tn Serbins
euns nit Dem Hameu elmer srossn Sabn
bejei9ust turI uno oeutIih eeraSs Oasi,.
uise. mas oas reiisuos Sublitum brauai
cine turSe siute. rai4s 6abri
uno BITE beitsu Seeomoeatiousn; auss
bietet bic sr0Bts eiisubaSn In
amerita, bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-28
Scinabe Cine Wtiaipn In Genuine
pertbeilt. WSit
tauft eiueu
Ser;osl. GRANDCHILDREN Sono,

wel6e Bombs an 3 S%iebunsen idbrlif 10
lan9e antbeil nsbnten, bis ieoer ~ein;elne Sono
9c,osen wiro. Sober Bomb mus nit einem Der
fnlnenoen Nslpinne aeioden merbel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-28

3uiam men:-7, 700 Sonos i'm getrase BON
900 ,495 Gei6smart.
Sober Sono, welher feiuen Der sr0Bereu ges
mime madt, mlB cine Yrlutie pom miuoeiteus
so ReidSmarf %sepiunen. Die nG6ite 3iebun9
1T am I. Wopcmbcr 1884.
Sober Souo, welder por ooer ant 4. RIOS
gansen 0etptna bere6tist, Der BEL Der !5ies
buua am I. Wopentber oaraui e~ntiailen fam.
s@-Sei ORDERS aus benz S,nlanoe 9euiist bic
G~inicnonn8 BON 50 mittelit re9iitrirten
TrieieS, nm eiuen lol6eu Sono idlon fiir Ole
n6Gite 3iebmna AM 4. Wopenber 81 err
werben. Helt sablbar IN monatlibeu Staten.
Otan aorelllre wegen antaui Don Sonos,
Girculareu uno ieber ndberen austunit Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-28
INTERNATIONAL BANKING CO.,
l60 Fulton Street, cor, Broadway, New York.

(Gtablirt lett lS74.)
y. S.-Sei anirasen uuS ORDERS poaen sic
GEL. ben Namsn Der vsirb. @aSette" srIpabnen
eB- Die poritebenben Bombs iinb nit fsiner
eotterie irsenb msl6er art AZ psrslsiden II. nit
fsinem geiese Der Der. Staatsn i'm Wioerlprlib.
, 1884-10-11
Noted criminal Hanged.

Fort WAYNE, Ind, October 10
Charles w. Butler, one of the most noted
criminals of the State of Ohio, son of DIR.
George Butler, a wealthy physician of
Columbus, o., was executed at Columbia
City, Ind, to-day for the murder of
Abbie Butler, his young wife, at Pierce
ton, Ind, September %, 1888. After
his arrest for murder Butler was incar-
cerated in jail at Columbia City to await
his trial. During his confinement in the
jail he succeeded in effecting his escape
and for some days was at liberty. He was
subsequently recaptured. His trial oc-
cupied nearly a month. All that wealth
and influence could do was done to a
him from the gallows, but with no avail.
Up to last evening Butler presented the
most stoical indifference us to his fate, but
when advices were received last night that
the Supreme Court and Governor refused
to interfere in his behalf Butler broke
completely down and wept bitterly. He
asked for a Catholic priest to administer
him spiritual consolation. He walked
calmy to the scaffold, made an incohercnt
speech, declaring that those concerned in
his conviction would be sorry for it Hii
death was by strangulation.
, 1884-10-11
A H0RRID CRIME.
An Unnatural Son Murders His
Mother.
A Trifing Disagreement Causes
the Crime.
Melted Out to Him in
Short Order.
Frightful Crime.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, October l0.-A
horrible crime was brought to light in
Troy, Ind, by the finding Of the headless
body of a woman in a cistern on the farm
of Peter Backer. The body was nude
and the head was found in a thicket 100
yards from the cistern. This was late
Wednesday evening. When the body
was taken from the water it was yet warm
and blood gushed from the trunk. 1t
was the body of a portly woman, weigh
ing about l60 pounds, and about 40 years
old. A deep cash was cut below the
shoulder blade, as if with an axe; and a
wound appeared on the forehead, as if
done with a blunt instrument. The body
was taken to Troy, where it was viewed
by a large number of people, but not
identified until Thursday when it was rec
ognized as the body of Mrs. Stilwell Hen
dershot, who resided on a farm fourteen
miles back of Troy. A neighbor of Hen
dershot, while in Tell City yesterday, saw
the murdered woman's husband and also
noticed a valise marked T. H. Hender-
shot. While the steamer Droillard was
at Troy last night a search warrant was
procured, the valise opened and found to
contain the clothing of the victim, covered
with blood. Warrants were made imme-
diately for Stilwell Henderson,, the hus-
band and I. H.. and William Hender-
shot, the sons. The old man and
his son William were arrested
and brought to Troy last night. The old
est son refused to come and defed arrest.
An increased posse was sent after him
and he was brought to Try this morning
and placed in jail. He acknowledges COM
hitting the crime himself. He says his
father and brother had nothing to do with
it. The old mans testimony seems to
throw the weight of crime upon himself
and the oldest son. The murder of Mrs.
Henderson, arose from her refusal to
sign away a farm to which she had a deed
in fee simple, which the father and son
wanted to dispose of. Several hundred
people were present at the trial and about
noon an effort was made to seize the Grim
inals and mete put summary vengeance on
them, but the officers succeeded in avert
ing the attack. As a result of the pre-
liminary trial William was released and
the other brother and father were re-
manded to jail.
Lateral 7 O'Clock a mob at Troy
took the eldest son out of jail and hung
him to a beam in the barn where the
crime was committed. He made a con-
fession that his father shot his mother
and hat he cut her head off with an IKE.
At 10 O'Clock the mob passed through
Tell City on the way to Councillor, three
miles above, to hang the father and the
other son, who are in jail there. The
mob is 200 strong.
, 1884-10-11

calls, but made no address. Senator Bay
ard, Oh Delaware, ex-senator Thurman
and General Rosecrans are also in the city
to attend the meeting at night. Senator
Bayard visited the Chamber of Commerce
and made a brief speech to the effect that
he had found in public life a great help
from the business education he received
when a youth.
At night all the gentlemen were driven
to Music Hall and found it almost impos-
sible to enter so great was the throng.
As Ex-Governor Hendricks made his way
through the throng and appeared at the
speakers desk the entire mass of people
rose to their feet and cheered again and
again; waved hats and handkerchief, and
shouted for Cleveland and Hendricks.
Similar demonstrations OF less intensity
marked the appearance of General Rose
Grams, Senator Bayard, Judge Thurman
and Senator Pendleton. M. f. ingalls,
the meeting to order. Senator
Pendleton, as Chairman, introduced ex-
Senator Hendricks, who, aftera repetition
Of the demonstration made when he
the hall, began his speech.
, 1884-10-11
WIRE WHISPERS.

Failures for the past seven days 1876.
Below the average in the West.
No deaths from cholera in Marseilles
yesterday. Ravages about over.
All news dispatches sent from General
Wolsley's command must be submitted to
a censor.
President Arthur was in close c~onsulta-
ton with political cronies in New York,
yesterday.
There was a big Butler demonstration
in Pittsburg last night at which the Cen
sral spoke quite elaborately.
, 1884-10-11
TRADE NOTES.

Oliver Bros. & Phillips iron mill, at
Pittsburg, resumed work yesterday at the
old rate of wages.
The ten per cent. reduction ordered by
Delworth, Porter & Co, spike manufac-
turers, of Pittsburg, is withdrawn, and the
men continue at work at the old wages.
D. W. c. Carroll & Co, OF Pittsburg,
have ordered a ten per cent. reduction in
the wages OF their skilled employees. 1t
will be accepted.
Wilson & McGill, one of the largest
tobacco manufacturer in Petersburg, Va,
has temporarily suspended, throwing 300
colored employees out of work. Scarcity
OF tobacco for manufacturing purposes the
cause.
, 1884-10-11

CHICAGO, October l0.-Cattle receipts
5000. Market firm; good to choice,
IS. s0G6. so; common to fair, 1900
SO; stocken slow, 50. eO@3. 80; feeders,
81. O0(G4 80; best range, steady; Texans
lower, SO. 3O93.sO. Sales-2O1 head
Wyoming, 1869 lbs, 1855; $50
head Wyoming, ll46 tbs, "a. 10; 30
head Wyoming and Texas, 9I6 TBS, 1918;
1872 head Montana, l249 TBS, $3.50; 800
head Wyoming, 1909 TBS, $3.50.
Sheep receipts 1900 head. Market
steady; inferior to fair, $2.OOG275 IS;
medium to choice. So O(d4.2 %.
, 1884-10-11
An Editors Death.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, October 1O.-A
dispatch from Cedar Keys to the Times
Union says: The body of j. A. Buckner,
editor of the Gulf Coast Herald, at Tar
pom Springs, was found in a bayou be
tween Anclate and Tarpon Springs on
Tuesday. The deceased had a difficulty
with the woman who passed as his wife
and whipped her. On Sunday she fed
with a negro. Buckner followed in
pursuit. They passed out of sight round
a point, and the next seen of Buckner
was Tuesday, when his body was found
as above stated.
, 1884-10-11

TERRITORY OF WYOMING,
COUNTY OF LARAMIE.

TERRITORY OF WYOMING, g.
COUNTY OF LARAMIE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER
AND COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
CHEYENNE, September ], 1884.
Public notice is hereby given that the
Tax List for 1884 has this day been
delivered to the undersigned for collection,
and said taxes are due and payable at his
office.
Section 80, chapter lO9 Compiled Laws
of Wyoming:
1T shall be the duty of every person
subject to taxation, at some time before
the first Monday in October, to pay his,
or her, or their taxes, and if any one
neglect or refuse to pay them before said
first Monday in October following the
levy Of the tax, the Collector is directed,
and shall make the same by distress and
sale of his, her or their personal property,
excepting such as is exempt from taxa
ton, and the tax list alone shall be a
sufficient warrant for such distress"
To all taxes remaining unpaid on
November l. A. ID. 1884, there will be
added a penalty Of ten tl0) per cent. and
the costs of collection.
ISAAC BERGMAN,
County Treasurer and Collector ofTaxes.
, 1884-10-11

CHEYENNE, Wyo., October s, 1884,
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until the 18th day of October A. ID.
1884, at . O'Clock p. m, for the publica-
ton in pamphlet form of one thousand
1000 copies of the election laws, stock
laws; school laws, and irrigation laws of
the Territory of Wyoming. Said laws
to be delivered at the Territorial Library
on or before the 3lst day of December,
A. d. 1884. The contract will be awarded
to the lowest bidder, who will be required
to give bond with at least one approved
surety in the sum of $500 for the faithful
performance of the contract.
JOHN SLAUGHTER,
Librarian.
, 1884-10-11
Late Developments.

NEW HAVEN, CT, October lO.-In
demolishinG an old building on the top of
East Rock, workmen discovered several
underground passages thirty or forty feet
long, fifteen feet high and three feet wide,
which led to a subterranean vault. Sew
eral counterfeit silver pieces, a broken die
were found. Milton J. Stewart, the last
occupant, disclaims any knowledge Of the
matter. The place had an unsavory repu-
%tation, a murder and various crimes hay
ing been committed there.
, 1884-10-11
Grist For the u. P. Mill.

PORTLAND, Org, October lO.-The
Oregonian tomorrow will print inter
views with the heaviest shippers in this
city, showing the probability hat a
majority will not sign contracts next year
with the Northern Pacific but will give
their business to the Union Pacific and
Oregon Short Lime. The contracts with
the Northern Pacific expire January
next. The reason alleged is bad faith on
the part of the Northern Pacific.
, 1884-10-11
Wool Market.

BosToN, October l0.-Wool easier.
Ohio and Pennsylvania, 32(G35; Michi-
gan extra, 29G3l. Other unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, October 10. Wool
quiet and steady. Ohio, Pennsylvania
West Virginia XXX and above medium,
33aS4; New York, Michigan, Indiana
and Western, fine, 29(G3l; medium, 30
@S3; washed, combing and Delaine,
medium, 9s@39; Oregon medium, II
M1S.
, 1884-10-11
al Big Demonatration.

CINCINNATI, October l0-Ex-Senator
Hendricks reached here to-day and was
driven to the hotel without any parade or
ceremony. In the afternoon he took a
drive through the suburbs and received
, 1884-10-11

Mr.. F. N. Chase, Director of the Iowa
State Board of Agriculture, says: while
u at the State fair grounds on the 9th
inst, Mr.. Rounds, of Cedar Falls, was
taken with a sudden and violent attack of
cholera morbus, | procured a bottle
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhea Remedy for him. after his taking
the first dose he felt relieved Of the pain
and in a short time he was well and re-
manned to see the fair. Sold by Hunt &
Whipple
, 1884-10-11

CoRYDoN, Indiana. MI. Levi Hottie,
says he suffered from pains and inhamma-
ton, resulting from a fractured c~lavicle.
He applied st. Jacobs Oil, the great pain
cure. externally, and was cured. so cents
a bottle.
, 1884-10-11

A compromise on the franchise bill will
probably be reached between the English
Conservatives and Liberals.
The Third Presbyterian church, on
Ashland avenue, Chicago, damaged by
fire $4,000 worth yesterday. Fully
insured.
B. Osterhant, a divinity student, was
arrested at Toronto, Can, charged with
stealing 81 900 worth of railroad bonds
while making a land purchase.
Blaine spoke at Ohillicothe, o., Ports
mouth and Ironton yesterday. Big
demonstrations at each place and speeches
on the tariff question.
, 1884-10-11

Frst-class Cook stoves and Ranges at
V. Bakers. Old Cook stoves taken in
part pay for new ones. Variety of Heat
ing stoves both new and old on hand.
, 1884-10-11


The following sales occurred at Chicago
October 9:
Clay, Is cars of Texans, average weight
975, at SO. 60.
Ford, 4 cars Of Texans, average weight
995, at SO. 70.
Hunter, IS cans of Texans, average
weight GAS, at &. 6O; IS cars of Texans,
average weight 1000, at 1910.
Ross, 7 cars of Americans. average
weight 1915, at "a. so; ! car of COWS, aver
age weight 1900, at SO. rs.
Haas, 5 cars of Americans, average
weight 1900, at $40; 10 cars of Ameri-
cans, average weight 1905, at s.. 374.
Ford, - can of Texans, average weight
$50, at $780, 3 cans of Texans, average
weight sS5, at 1910.
Anglo-America Cattle Company, 10
cars Of Texans. average weight ll40, at
$500.
Baldwin, 4 cars OF Texans, average
weight ll40, at $40.
, 1884-10-11

FoR RENT.-A furnished house of
three rooms, pantry and closet. l will
furnish two boarders and pay balance in
money. L. Usher, at Martins lumber
yard.
, 1884-10-11

FouND.-A gold society badge. Owner
can have the same by calling at THE
LEADER Office and paying proper charges.