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Foreign Notes.

Berlin, Won Eisendecker la to
German minister to the United
States has arrived here, viii prob
ably bs appointed Prussian minister
at Carlsrue. 1t is stated Kasson
was appointed American minister
to Germany in view of an expected
conflict between France and China.
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rucHLEN's ARsICA SALIVA

.s greatest medical wonder q,
world. Warranted to speedily
40 Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers,
< Rhsum, Fever Sores, Cancers,
lsA, OhilblAins, Coma, Totter.
laapped Hands, and all axis oIup.
dons, guaranteed to sare IN every
Instance, o. money returned -
ssnts Per bon. vsR sAls ky 4 O. n
/ hG1a oAsrs =
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Suicide,

Portland, Ogn., 5.-Maurice j.
Smith suici led this morning with a
revolver. Dependency owing to
the loss Of money recently, is the
cause. He has relatives in Bradford
County, Pennsylvania.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
Complete Treatment with
inhaler for One Dollar.
mHE Graat Ralasmin nie.

MHE Great Balssmic Dis.
i tillstlon OF Witch Ha-
eel, American Pine, Can.
ada FL, Marigold. Glover
Blossoms, etc. called San
ford's Radical Cure,
for the Immediate relief and
permanent cure of every
form of Cstsrrh, from q
simple Cold N the head To
Loss of Smell, Taste and
Hearing, Cough and Os.
tsrrhal Consumption. Com
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A Bad Showing.

New York, 7.-Assignee Davis
has filed an inventory of Grant 81
Ward, showing liabilities SIC 1884,
647; nominal assets, $27, 139, 09s !;
actual assets, $67,174.
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Sammy Won't, so There /.

New York, THE following is
an authentic copy of a communica.
ton to Mr.. Barnum, chairman of
the national committee, from Mr..
TIlden:
GRAYsToNE, July 5:b. 1854.
To Hon. Vim. Il. Bornum, Chicago ::
1 have received your telegram in
forming me of the disposition to
nominate me for the Presidel cy,
and asking will you accept
an unanimous nomination from
the convention. and also a tele.
gram from Mr.. Manning, saying:
sit seems absolutely necessary that
you (D should answer Mr.. Bar
NUNS telegram as soon as pos
sible." Your enquiry was expli.
city ans wered in the negative by
my letter OF June 10Th to Mr.. Man.
ming"
(Signed) S. J. TILDEN.
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Lord Mayor of Dublin.

Dublin, Mr.. O'Connor. Nation.
aIist, keeper OF a public house, was
cleo ed Lord Mayor.
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Genuine Sure Pop

Is DEATH to all insects, whether in
the house or out of doors, at
III II. DINWOODEY's.
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Proceedings in the Third District
Court on Monday. July Z, 1884,
Chief Justice Hunter presiding:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-21
Notice to the Public.

Persons dealing with one Jos jackson,
near Centerville, are hereby notified that
he is not in my employ, nor is he in any
manner interested with me in mining or
any other kind of business. am the sole
owner of the Golden Fleece and Golden
Star mines, near the quartz mill, about
one mile east of Centerville, and the said
Jos PHI Jackson, and all persons, are here
by notified not to treshss on either of said
mines, as any one who shall do so will be
dealt with according to law.
MARION F. WALDRON.
CENTERvILLE, July /, 1SS4-6m.
Title Abstract of Deed
From Dryden McClintock, Sheriff. to
Nj. f. Waldron, deciding all those certain
quartz lodes known as the Golden Fleece
and Golden Star mines, situated in Cen
terville mining district Boise county, |.
t.
Fate of deed, March %, 1883, and recor-
ded March 2S, 1888, at 8 O'clock, A. NJ. in
book 10, on pages 800, 400, 4O1 and 400
Deed records OF Boise county, 1T.
Territory of Idaho,
County of Boise
do hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true and correct abstract, as appears al
,ecord.
Witness my hand and seal OF
! c. ONCE, this 9th day of July, A
/ Seal D. 1884. TN o.n.o,,
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The Denver police on the night OF
the 31st arrested two young girls who
had their faces covered with burnt
cork and were celebrating hallow' cen.
When they enquired why it was any
worse to paint their faces black than
to put on red and white, the officers
couldn't tell and so discharged them
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The Journalist is responsible for
the statement that James Gordon
Bennett has sold third interest in
the Herald to j. w. Mackay, the bo-
nanza millionaire. The figures given
would place the value of the proper.
" al $5,250,000,
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LEGAL BLANKS.

All kinds Legal Blanks, just printed,
or extra good paper and fer sale al
this office.
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THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY

nal missions, Aversion to society, Dim
of Vision, Noises in the Head;
he vital fluid passing unobserved in the urine,
and many other diseases that lead tc insanity and
death, DIR. MINTIE will agree to forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars for of this kind the vi
TAL RESTORATIVE under his speciol advice
and treatmen) will not cure, or for anything i'm
pure injurious found in it, DR.. MlNTlE
treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. Consultation Free. Thoro Oh eyaml-
nation and advice including analysis of urne $500
Price of Vital Resolutive, 81 so bottle, o. four
times the quantity, $500: sent to any al ress up
receipt of price, G. o. D., secure n ON obser.
walton, and in private name, if desired, iS
A. E. MINTlE, M D,
Ii Kearny Street, San Franc SEQ al
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, EPH-
REiICUM, cures all kinds of Kidney ard Bladder
Complaints, Gonorrh9a elect. Leucoli ea For
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$500.
DR. MINTIE'S DANDELION PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA ami BILIOUS
in the market. For sale by all dru gists.
Jan. 2. lS80.-f
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18
Tnf srnnlskA Iniarnf.

fhs uHiHtaris HHfasf aaaHhisdif taHs.
mlsfsa Nv iafHitsi the ustsms#is N
me AlisAsd uHfisfef Aftsg ihe tenn
missius N ~, pssd ~ u sun ~ ttfss
witt rfIfs 90 ~ tissd,
uutHt. Frn .nftitsfu
The iuy lnyrsilaiilha ihs roielgt
tiagedJ, ai Fullerton Will not report
uhill fuesiay nest From lhH evidence
80 iit taken u is plaza that ths yeflo3
Will charge the i've mufdar, ON gcufsa
q fnfnlyh, lho only missing one ot the
PATTY Il ha, boen discovered that on The
SUNDAY btofo the tragedy rumlvaI and
Maif who were living together quar-.
relied over game VI cricket which
had been pInyel lhu day Maif
got 80 angfy thai h. went - a
nclghbof's 10 sleep, Int changed hl.
mlud and returned home, whto tho
quarrel waa renewed, aud Milr was
Killed by furnlyal The latter bid the
body IN the bed uiiil be had tins to
bury It, and ho then wrote ihe note found
somg days ago, saying he AMI Milr were
going deer hunllng Monday night Baird
went over TO furnyal's house and dlscov.
cred the murder lie started TO give the
alarm wlen Furnlyal shot aud Killed
him. Knowing that tho rcrclvas
would miss Baird and hun, for him, Fur
nyal went TO their dwelling tn same
night aud kllled the whio family. liz
took sl00 from Mrs. P,rclyI'spocket, and
$500 from her husbands, Furnlyal then
went back TO his own house AMI burned
oil his own clothes, dressed In q suit ol
Malr's and started on horseback Tor Full
lcrton. When near the town ho stopped
at hnys,ack and passed the remainder
Of the night, lying on the hay and holding
his horse ~ thu btldlo.
About seven O'Clock Tuesday morning
he rode Into Ful erIon and putup bis horse
ut the hotel barn. Then he went Into 0
cornneld near the depot and waited until
The cast.bound train came along, wnen 10
Jumped aboard With the exception oI
The brakeman, who testified TO seeing
furnival on the train that day between
Fn lcrton and Genoa, there Is no evl
dencc OF his movements after leaving
town.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18

a thfsaas Wise = atss Ns uaes, aHa fHstsaa
~ sfia Hattie she 10 Nsw Master Haffya
A Ai#sHlsf, hwt Authenticated tsss N
thasss " sssi
Cafftaa, lLfa. October "
A ease Of chanTs u sex, Which ~ fea'
son ei the prominence oi lho parties hai
attracted considerable interest, has lust
been made public, NJ John G. Hjfy, Of
The Gardner 4 spfy Lumber COMPANY, !,
q weIiknowp, wealthy and respected
elllksB. III, residence l. upon the
northwest corner Of Lo0mis and
West Monroe street, q fashionable neigh.
bofhood. Ills family consisted Of four
girls and three boys ~ 10 about two
months ago. lie now has four boys aud
three girls. The eldest daughter, Miss
Eliza Spry, was married few year, ago
10 Mr.. John Harvey, Of the firm OF
Harvey Bros, eolhlers, but IL now
. widow. The seeond daughter, Miss
Harriet Spry, was brought up as
Girl and considered herself ~ such.
Much care was spent on her training and
education. She attended the West Diyl.
sion lIigh School, aud was frequent
visitor 10 the Natatorlum, where she was
considered an expert swimmer. Her
powerful frame, awkward movement
and sthletIc manner excited suspicion
among her girl friends. She made
rapid aud satisfactory progress
with her STUDIES. There camo
a time when manly down adorned her
upper lip. Her voice, too, dcepened from
Its not unpleasant coniralto aud was al.
ternated with the fuil.chest tones of a
basso. The young women OF the school
were quick TO see all these Indications,
and their suspicious were aroused. Tho
matter was brought TO the attention OF
the teachers, aud Miss Hattie was sent
home. When Miss Hattie had been home
some days she had private aud conn.
dental conversation with her mother,
nent surgeon, DIR. Moses Gum, well
known In medical circles, and preilm.
mary examination aud corroboratory cir,
cumstanccs decided all parties that an
operation was necessary. When this
was concluded, Miss Harriet, now Harry,
Spry, put on suit OF her brothers
clothes, had her hair cut, bought q
razor and entered upon new career as q
young mau day or two ago, In com.
pany with his brother, he departed for q
school for boys aud young men In the
City OF Boston, where at last accounts
was prosecuting his studies diligently
and fitting himself for the battle Of life.
A number OF physicians spoken with
1 IL. al.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18
Srw YoHS. October n.
BURNING COAL MINES.

The Mines Of the iioekins Valley Syndicate
fired by Incsndisrl.s The operators ~ y
u to the striking Miners, while the Lat
ter Claim the F,rss Have fissn Sat by the
Operator. to Serve The own Ends.
CoLuaHra. o.. October u.
considerable uneaslnrss exist, here TO.
night over the outbreak a. the liock-
Tug Valley again, although It Is accom-.
panied with no demonstrate IL Is
tatcd, however, that tho lnccndIary
efforts which commenced Saturday
hight will resu.t In trouble. aud
that It may gaia some headway by
Tuesday, thi day of election, In
which the State !, iu.t now alb orbed.
Four Of the mines al New Straitsyille
aud orc at Carbon Hill, owned by the
syGd.eate, were discovered 10 be on Gre
this morning. Tbs hoppcrs az the mines
OF Shpe maker 4 CJ., at Nelsonyi le, we're
burned last night. This property is
In the Ohio Coal Exchange. One oi
the mines at Land Hun, belonging
10 the Consolidate Goa Company,
ls burning tonight. Owing 10
the location u III, fifes, the prope c are
able to do but little Ia the WY Of putting
out the sam. They, togeihfr witt the
officials have called upon Logan and
Lancaster Tor fire engines ani hose -
work on the fire. Toe opcfat r. soma
weeks Ato abandoned tho mines a,
straitsyille, owing b tue fact thi,
tho authorities, as they thought,
were slow IN furnishing pr0trc.
tion, and at the time noti
fcd the county that !, would b. held re.
,ponslble for all damsgss For this ret'
son the operators are not troubling them
selves very much ,baut rgttlng the hfss
out. The miners claim that the operator.
ifed the mines lheinstlYe. Tor some pur'
pose. and tue ops psral1rs have no question
but II IL the work OF striking miners, wh1
have taken Advanisss Of the present heat
I'd political situation 70 get up some sr
citfmeuI
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18
A Tragedy.

A short time since there lived In tho
. nful city Of Cincinnati young and
drummer. beneath whose
steam laundricd shirt there reposed q
reservoir Of pride, ambition, hope and
energy. lie was one Of tho loyeliest "
his ser, and the fragments Of female
hearts broken by him during his brief
but eycntful career would macadamize
the highway from st. Paul 10 Minne-
apolis His route was down the Ohio
through the land Of the Hoosiers. where
the graceful hoop pole bends and sways
in each passing breeze. and where GIN
gerbread sells below par
On recent trip he acquired new
mash-a girl whose soulful ego and
soft. dreamy beauty almost ripped the
stitching Of his throbblng neart. When
tho grny haze Of evening began 10 soft
ly wrap the earth In It's soothing folds
be asked the yJung lady totake sstroll
with him. and, hastily donning o light
wrap, she took bis arm and they went
forth from her parental homo. How
fondly he walked by her side. aud
what flashing glances OF triumph hs
cast at the ensious young men whom
they encountered In the street, Ahl
little did be dream that ere the end Of
the next block was reached no would
bo lying upon the hard, unicollng pave
ment corpse! Little did he dream
that the somber angel Of death was
even then hoYering over him. aud that
lis black pinions were almost sweeping
his flushed and joyous cheekl !
A tragic fate awaited him. and u
soon came. II I, unnecessary to 20
into details. A local paper tells tho
whole story in four lines-four thrilling
lines Of soul-worrying poetry. Wegiys
them entire:
He asked her II she'd have icecrcsm-
:. do not eat u. Thanks" she said.
"Wha-whatff he stummafed. IN surprise,
And then he tumbled right down-dcndi
Later advices tell Us that tho girl
also slipped her grip on life moment
later, and 10 complete the sad story we
append the following:
Tn.n uttered she piercing cry.
That shook her frame frDm deck to mi<xen,
And tumbllng down with deaIhrlaxed sye,
Her soul lit out in chase Of his nj
ST. Paul Herald
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18
CurIesItIes Of English schools.

Tie following wers recently among
the written answers In examinations
on Scripture by her Msjes,y's Inspectors
OF Schools.
who was Mosesr' "fIe was an
Egyptian. lie lived In hsrk maid Of
bullrushes. and he kept golden esri
and worshipt braixen snakes and he hct
nothin' but qwahles aud manner for
forty years lie was kort BY the air Il
his ed while ridin' under q bow ~ a
tree. and he was killed BY bis son Alb.
slon as he was hanging from the bow.
Ills end Vas peace"
"What do you know Of the patriarch
Abrshamr' He was the father Of
Lot and had tsv wivea One va
called HIsmsle and tother fisygur. n.
kept wun a. home and he hurried
toiher into the desert. where she be
came pIllow OF sal, In The day time and
q pillow Of FIRE At nite.#
Write an sceoant Of the Coca
Samaritan. "A certain msn went
down from Jerslam 10 Jeriker and be
fell among thsvns and the tbswns
spfsnr NJ and shoked him. whersup-
- 6 rsse f-rp'-s = ~ ho1=s sd
aid la care on him and pu. him o.
bic hone hszs. AMI he pat bye % ~
hoitsr sids "-fsafgs I.n.s.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18
rHf rum NiS's BIHh

Afeu sfa that's fbNi
IfilH HtHHHf. ff'f HHi WILL
NHff Nv Hi4 tHHH my lfH fH mn,
Hhr frrt leUHatN tnf NhufaHfAf ifHs
Uh aHf WAf auaai Hf enc vs. faf
ilHf pffieufa Ffi lltp halHf ara
fhe Fas 1 taitfnfe ln Hf f1Hm.
sho VS. iuuiishi lu mI uHnl
ahe intof ihea WI nm IHtit tHt
iiff voice fnu illHH HffN ever hfal
Tnry tntf4al MH Hiuu thu Wlfuing anuhs
iiuI mas ! heat nv voice HIHH
Hhu ralfd mH HNHif iu hff adr,
Nats me hst hlri sol 'nlias d.eL
thUu vef hef laH beiues o. mel
I loved her fafiit love thee
'Tis if,e ufien thinh II tani.
Hvrai afk, W kenp thee hufH unbMfd,
whist thUl an HnalnE all dut iuuR,
A. The nehia lnspfrd ~ sous
Aaif the huwrft ihn wuuds, the streams
Mere present ln tbs wakiHR dreams,
HIT yet h6w ean I lei thee hyf
What c0uldst lhOu 10 With lihufiff
What ceuldsi thu Dor Alas, Tor msl
What should hO " wanting thee,
Nule rche OF my LuUy dear
There need, 10 iaih thou n prisoner hero
Hut will make Thy duranuo sweet,
w hrtnq the turf in cool thy trnti
Trosh turf with do siua tipp i In pink.
And water from the well 10 drinh.
neoi thee wern II not to ohonso,
Ere sunshine dry the morning dows,
Thy fresh green TUT ! should not stray
uut 10 the fields tho hyoonE dayi
should be captive 10 the town,
Ana waato my ne IN alleys browni
Thy wants lmpol me t0 the swnrd,
And Natures face Ia my reward.
Sweet bird, thou wnkencst by thy song
lirlyhi memories and affections strong,
AZ Hight uf thee dream of npwsrr,
Aud running streams, and branching bow
pfHt
Hut most 0f hor whose little face
Wns luminous with love and Rracci
thou hrt link may not break
| loyo thee for my Lucy's eake.
--Nnokdv.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18
THE PRIZE RING.
Che Sabbath Disrcrhted By - Couple ~
brutal Exhibitions OF tho "Maniy Art %.
s,lf-Defenso."

Che sabbath Disrcrhted By - Couple Of
Iirutai Exhibitions OF tho Manly AT ~
s,lf-Defcnso."
PIrTsnunGu. PA., October ~.
A desperate prlzt .hght Tor $500
, side took place at White Hal yc'ter.
day morning at daybreak. The pugll-
lsts, Thomas Ma'oney and Chas. Mccoy,
arc well known Ia sporting circles,
aud for three or four weeks past have
had the light quietly arranged. Thi
ring was twenty.four feet, and the fight
was governed by the London prize ring
rules.
In the first round Mccoy displayed the
most sclcnca, but Maloaey exercised
eon.idcrab caution and kept well
outside the rrach OF MeCoy The round
,nded By both men cilnching aud falling,
Mccoy undcrmost.
In the second round both men cxh blted
good smuggling procllytics, though Mccoy
had the btst OF II, MaIoncy being nIaily
knocked off bis pins.
In the seventh round Mccoy was
knocked down by powerful right
handler, whlci bruised his iw badly.
The eighth round wa, all In favor OF
Mccoy, who punished u opponent ter.
rlby. Maoney was now beaten, and In
the eleventh round was sent nYng acros :
the ring bya rasping IcIt.bander from
McCo. The blow landed on the victim 8
neck below the right ear, aud knocked
him sen ,tlcss. lie failed N come TO
time, and Mccoy WIS declared the
winner, after lighting thlrty.nyc minutes.
Both men were terribly punished.
NEw YORK. october u.
During 1sht at Blssyillc, Is l.. l.. yes.
trrlayb Jim frisgf aud Nike Brady
the police appeared upon the scene, dis.
pcrslng the mob bY iflig upon them.
One man, named Frank Kelly, WITS hit Ia
the arm and Is said u b. severely To-
lured. No arrcs : were mide, but war
rants Will b. l,-uid Tor the principals
ant their backcr, thls morning.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18
Venetian Women.

The poor women, who arc tho only
examples OF the sex generally visible,
are. on the whole. Inferior TO the men
In good looks. For one thing. their
dress 10 the most unbccoming possible.
A large shawl. generally wooden aud
very often dingy. covers them almost
from head to foot, conccaling every
possible charm Of figure under the long.
shapelcss wrap. which Il never put on
coquettishly. a. In France. or drawn
over the elbows. but allowed 10 hang In
. strsight line. the arms concealed nn-
der Il, the hands only appearing now
and then 20 huddle Il about the neck.
Ths feet ars covered with white stock.
ings talmost invariably clcanl and
shoes without any heels. In which it
must be work Of extreme difficulty 70
shuttle about; and last. and worst of
sll, there seems to exist a popular prej-
uaice against combing The hair. which
is generally abundant and always un-
covered. but which hangs about their
brows In eli-locks- a wild exaggrrstion
Of the fringe Of modern fashion. This l.
oil the greater misfortune that the hair
itself Il often beautiful. and that its wild
condition does greas wrong TO = pretty
little fresh counfsosnce underneath.
which does not poeess the fine and
picturesque outline which half ju>t,iicz
. picturesque disorsler. hut h Of the
class which requires end rewards tidl.
nsss and rarn Tha n<AosslunaI vI.;<.ss ~
higher beauty hsre snd ih<rs \ nos
much more common h Venice than 4
other places. In Tofcailo. IN ~ Wild
aud mslsncholy desert which vas onca
: lesser Venice. sre os.e o. tv8 tale
lovely young wsmen ol > higher ~.
and Ise iaee-k.f.s ol Bafaae. oend,nx
ever their en3Ins uork. hnsu . cou1it
srabls smounl d besntr <1oaf IN
- DIe<tUco5'6 I11us<r&
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-18
LATE NEWS ITHNs.

TEE body Of . Jewish peddlsr was found
concealed In brush, In 81. James Parish,
La, on the 18th. His jswslry case was
near by, rined Of all its contents. The
body has not been idsntihsd-no clue 70
the murders.
DURING an sltsrcation. near MeIelland.
town on tho 18th, between Samuel Kssnsr,
suspected OF incendisry. and sibbes Trip.
lett, q detective, sent there for the purpose
Of watching Keener, Triplett shot and kill.
ed the latter.
BEs Sized, the veteran murderer, who
with his son Dick, and his son.in.lsw, two
weeks ago. In Grant County, filled the body
Of young Rhodes with buckshot, then with
their ,botguns and pistols beat out Of bis
bleeding form the little life that was lsft In
Il, were brought back 10 Pine Bluff. Ark.
on the 18th. Old man Snsed has . son liv.
Ing in Livingston County. Texas. Thithsr
his son and son-in.law fed after the com
mission Of the crime.
DAVE HAMILTON and John Posey, were
both suiYocstsd by nrcdamp. while dig.
ging we'll near Chattanooga, on the i5,h.
A socrrr was organised in water Val.
ley on the istb, for the purpose Of forming
. colony for settling In Nicaragua.
THE Stock Breeders Association opened
their sixth annual fair, at Aberdeen, Miss.
on the i3th, under the most favorable aus.
pices.
Rrv. DAVID WALK, at one time In charge
Of . church ct Memphis, bought for 81 800,
. piscs Of ground near Kansas City, and
to-day he refuses 10000 In gold for the
ssme.
CHOLERA 10 on The Increase 10 an alarm.
ing extent in the city of Naples, Italy.
ONO has. from present reports. gone Re.
publican by from 1900 70 so,0o majority,
and hss thus reached close upon, n II has no;
squaled the figures Of isso. vhsn that par
4, . .csed u. Secretary of stats BY zoos me.
iority. Thi. insure. Ohio for Blaine In No.
vsmb-r. West Virginia 10 Democratic BY Al
last 5000 and probably 500 majority. This
Indicates q gain Of from 1870 70 aN'. The
election passed of quietly In this State.
ta. In Ohio riots and murder were indslg
cd In freely, especially in Cincinnati
Omar and wids spread interest -ss man
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