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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25
Nemer @a9enSbop!

sir r,ur @aa,uibcp III in GsuiraIia, Dubuque 60.
Roma, pen saluer & 60. ronHet Woro II. Stsislbsn
,erIert gen teoe Sorie uener 991gen. itsleH Puntpen
lnb nblSn auf, repurirtu Aderbaumaitiusu all !
MT uuo bsidla9eu GierOe. allies Su ben ~biui9iteH Ere len.
Die Z belt piro prompt, idutl ruo gut gemddt, iewit
3aTautir. 4mG6S
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25
Reiienber Mgent :-Perr J. poeRls.

Counting abeno idIOs bas 4oitinbise
@sbet in Der 9erS Seiu.@ emeinbe uno
na6iten SOnntas besinnt cine 81. Niiiion
in ct. Marien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25
Nieue Iuk. nnb Wiphe.g1aarcn.

0amens un6 6in6er : 6iite, Blumen,
Srnomente, S%truuBieOern, SrauttrdnSe
&C., BEN ueuen 6riibiabr8s uno CONNER
M}o6en entIpreden6, iiuo iebt in iebr i6Os
ner uno reiGbalti9er AuSwabl unO 81 ii6ers
rai6eub biligen Preiien gu baden in Der
gubs uuo WtooepaareH 0anOlunS Don s..
Gi6ter, 1850 Soma GtrOBe, nobe Der
u. Ctr. g8ir iino iiberSelgt, bob wer
bort fouit, IN Suirieoenitellcnocr unO
freun6Ii9er @eiie beoient werOen miro. (3)
Yinnus un0 SrgeIn 81 perfauien bel
Z. 6a6ertp, go. 80 MtainltroBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25
GOlOeue Gelegcnbeit @slO 81 perSies
nen.-S0tel suTl &erfani.

Sd bicte man pldbetouutes, in SobulG, Some, btie9S
mes 6oid mm Eridui en-. Sohtlbe TT eos tin;tge, eeul9e
Sote am glag uno uadt aus9ctitHete @eiddlte. Sr
QlaB bers6t ems pir Sotien nit 8ridbaus GO bel 10.
Stan 30 Del GO, grunnen, Giherus, &C. SUI eriien Siod
oes Naules ~ bic sirSige Sale In tr |.ott siu8utdt.t
iGr 90ue uub 2btatU Sm Ndroom pno otlIaios ma
gooliiid, unb agSqe5eidHete Suueideit.- Habue Inss
limit bel SGrrp lenneE,
@abulQ. NppQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25

Im Mittmud, ben 9. april, finoct i'm
Gourtbaus cine Convention itatt, um Guns
bioaten fir Die itaOtii9en asmter auiils
iteleu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25
4r6hect.

Sreh. l,eer, 9lr9itect unb Superintens
bent. S9ulsn uu6 3ir9er cine Spesiulis
tat. a9tc Stra6e, Sw. Soma u. @lap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25
Ecter &ieTer,

Gde Der y. llo oloDltroBe.
3eer ea5 Glte Gatuleub teiudm. &srWCuote ober Se
lduuic tomntr lGFeu wtG, taUu biso ouTd bic Nmericau
ginie, Rottsreomu yiuie. irGu;6iidu Yiujt, BEN Ncros
osutfaeu glogO, SomburJ &ntritGE Gatts Co., otr Die
Teb Gtar 2inIc tbuH;
uue wer geOSr nod Suropa icubei. %6i9uttum ssgen
Turr. Blib. Wtutiurm gut uub hiutq Urtdgu wiu,
ipreds ebeuio coT bri Vetcr Sicffer,
gdc br 9. uHo 6llpiraHr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25
Staat \ Amgegend.

Entered at the post-ofhce at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for through
the mail at second-class rates.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-25

AnpersonS inclined to speculate In a mode.
way In
ACTIVE srocKs GRAIN, on PROVISIONS
should visit this office and examine the spe-
clRl facilities here offered. No previous exbe-
rlenCe necessary 70 enable anyone TO Operate
hslntellgeltly as the oldest dealers.
The public Is cordially Invited
Stocks bought and sold In lots OF ten shnreS
and upward AZ the same price MS larger lois ON
the New York Stock Exchange.
Margins, per cent. or moro, mt dlscretIop
No Interest charged for carrying Stocks
Grain, Provisions, or Petroleum any leugth OF
time desired.
Further particulars cheerhllly given upon
application TO the manager.
Orders by telephone or messenger prompt
lyexecuted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-25
THE COURT RECORD.

"RoueH ON RATS" clears out Rats, Mice. l5c q.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-25

AN exchange says: MANS average life is SO
years." DT. Bull'a Cough Syrup will always live.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-25
Futures Wheat Corn Oats. Pork. Lard
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE March A.--Virglniu 6s, deferred, So
do. consolidated 1917; new IS, 81 bid to-day.
nIIrIMnnE nnnnttcr ALnrr

BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, March 2i-Cotton frmer; middling,
local Inquiry! Howard street and western super.
fine, s275G350; do, extra, S3.7jGpL75; do. family,
1S Sy mills AL R sISpSsrnSs sS2SSs DO 40
tapsco family, $3.50; do. superlatiye patent, $780,
Mheat-southern steady; western lower and inse.
LII; No, Maryland sll2@li2,s: No. western
T5 s bsd s SpS' gSSi 4PT siCs
western wer and dull; southern white, 5a@6Oc;
do. yellow 5i@56l4c; western mixed. spot, 65@56c
Oats lower and dull southern, iO@i8c; western
white, 4O@i2c: do. mixed, 3S@41c; Pennsylvania,
iO@tSG Rye firmer at 6s@7lc. Hay strong prime
l50o Provisions steady and slow; mess pork, OLD,
$500: new $500; bulk meats. shoulders and clear
rio sides LES pack IROe GSr9nShonldsr &
fined, lol4c. Butter steady: western packed 100
Csc; creamery, 2593sc. Eggs steady at 22lS23c
Petroleum dull and nominal refined, 849Sssc
Coffee easier; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair iOy4@
ilAc. sugar quiet soft. 72sc; CoppernReflned
firm ra, at liSli4e. Whisky steady AT SliloSllo1.
freights TO Liverpool per steamer dull cotton,
$50; -four, Is. 3D.; grain higher at 3a3Isd Re.
ceiptsmFiour, 32A barrels. wheat 5000 bushels;
corn 10000 bushels oe!s, 5000 bushels; rye, loo
bushels. Shipments-None. Sales-Wheat $685.
600 bushels corn, 900 bushels.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, March 4.-Beef cattlc--NIarket uery
H t S Sna %edam Hei 3 ssi sS o2S
nary, 34C9Sl5c; most of the sales were from to
5lSc receipts, 9S9 head sales, 02S head. swine
supply fully equal to n moderate demand re.
ceipts. 5,793 head quotations, S99Rc. The re-
ceips of sheep we're Z, 1851 head; Qnotatlons-sheep
4@69sc; spring lambs, 109l3c.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET.
Quotations by W. S. Hoge
WASHINGTON, March H.--Cattle-232 head UP
and sold; market very slow; prices settling down;
best on sale, 64@6lac good, 5zs616c; fair, $40
SIC; medium. 4laG5c ordinary, 3146n4l4c. Sheep
400 sold at dlS06l5c Mich cows sold at $50 On
@60,oo each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-25
Business Transacted by the District
Judiciary Yesterday.

Court In Genera! Term-Chief Justice Cdrtter, and
Justices James and Cor-J. sayles Brown VS.. APP
pleton P. Clark, Elizabeth C. Clark, and Allen c.
Clark; judgment of special term affirmed. Chas.
M:Tyler' trustee, vs. Charles d; Gilmore; judg-
mauded back for new trial. Charles Walter OF al.
vs. Frank X. Ward; defendant allowed until the
should not BIO adjudgedin contempt of court.
-, Circuit Court-Jtldae Hagner.-Kilbonrn VS.
Thompsoni jury respitsd;, District Of Columbia
Herring VS.. District OF Columbia; motion for new
trial overruled and bill of exceptions signed.
F9nv cUdS Hfasa u vs.
hen; auditors report confirmed. Keefe vs. Bran
hall; dismissal Of bill ordered. Tullock VS.. Tul-
ordered taken. Knapp VS.. Knapp; appearance OF
the absent defendant ordered. Kirk vs., Clark; in
junction until final hearing ordered. In
phans' court ratified. Mcdowell VS.. Mades
time TO take testimony limited to forty five days
Naylor VS.. Nayleri time to take testimony cx-
time to take testimony extended to thirty days.
Earle vs. Dodge; distribution ordered. Blodgett
vs.. Grant security for costs granted Blodgctt VS..
Criminal Court-Judge Wylie.-Robert C. Ker.
slime, perjury; on hearing: Anna Il. Sohramm,
Henry D. Kelly. Joseph Widman, larceny for.
fol ture OF recoSnizance set aside.
NEW SUITS,
No. 5000. In tho matter OF the estate of John
Welcker for approval OF proceedings OF probate
court John II. Dennis solicitor. No. S940 Edith
Lawrence vs.. James b, Lawrence, divorce: Samuel
c. Mills solicitor, No.. 25l0s. Hirshkind & Co. VS.
Miller attorneys. No. 25l99. Nathan Rohr vs.
David L. Engel, note Sl5l57 Birney and Birnoy
attorneys. No, 25200. Sanders & George VS.. Rich
ard II. W. Reed, account sl2l IS: Birney and Biz
ney attorneys. No. 252Ol. W. NJ. Gait d Co. VS.
George Draeger Judgment s459S No. 25aQa "
NJ Gait 4 Co. We. George Draeger. judgment 1897
Draeger; judgment 1865. No. 2520i. VIM f.
Geyer VS.. Caleb C. Mirrelt certiorari; Harris and
oliver attorneys.
COURT CALL.
Court In General Term-Ciief JiLs,L,e CIrlt.p. Juj.
tees James and Cor.-Nos. 10, 36, 60l@ CO, 20, II.
Circuit Court-Judoe ACCOMPLISHMENTS I'M
changed.
EqSiy Court-Judge MacArthur.-Nos. 26, %, 81,
90, 20, 81, so.
.Crtrninal Court-Judoe Embellishments un.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-25

The following transfers OF real estate were'fle
for record yesterday:

The following transfers OF real estate were'flled
for record yesterday:
County OF Washington, lots 81, 81, SO. in tract
"Prospect Hill" John n. Heating to John
7. Varnell dated March 9l,,,...,...;:,.. $500
COUNTY, Of Washington, lot z block II How:
and Ma b, Wood and husband TO Law.
renee Hickey; dated March 2i....."..,.. $50
lbs and l96 in 50, 200 VIM. T. Particle to i.
H. Warner; dated March 22,....;.::....,,, 1000
Q st. north side, bet; 18th g: and Vermont
Zachary L Eberboch; dated March IT, H.. l
County OF Washington, tract Of land known
and oRefs to %SRSS william f H datsd S asG
18th st, west side, bet Ga aud p, ayes. '-''''
8. o., lot 7, in SO. 1913, Wash b. Williams To
Sarah A. Shimm; dated March q .....,.,. /
lSt il g. cast Of sq, 5gS William jascrto -.
Bet. ", ave, and 9th st. and and sts N.
", lots II, a., ~ and q, in So, $50 also, lot
Greer dated Eoy 2i......;.,;.......;...,. l,5is
Mitchell dated March a. ;,f;......'....:, 1850
square 49,, Robert Y. Brady 10 Aug J..
Cienshaw, Jri dated March a.. 49,. $50
n. O., y, q of lot 6, in square s6s, john Burr
Hereford 10 Jane Phillips Tod Weir dated
Bet T!V and SIS and New Hampshire ave 2oOo
and 18th St, n. W, lots i, 2, s, 4, is, iG, IL Is
a 10, 20, and p, IN square 1872 jacob Fieg 10
Robert 9. Fox. ......;,,.......,.,.,.., o
County of Washington, lot 20, section 0, OF
'Barry Farm" John A, Prescott and james
Frazer 70 Ann Elizabeth Creek dated
March 20, ,......."...;..i;...;,, ......a,.. 225
teenth and Seventh streets, lot ., square
ISL, Elizabeth Cook to Henry NJ. Baker,
dated March Observation-Disclosures. 5000
IL street. south side. between Sixth and Sew
cnih streets southeast, lot ID IN square $50,
Thomas Il. WnggumNn, trustee 70 George
Rll sell dated March 2i,,,,,..,,..,,,,.., $500
Vermont avenue between Q and K streets
northwest, Henry and Matilda strasbuTger
TO Babel Schmidt; dated March n,,",.,, 8
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-25
Cotton Mnrknt.

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
The following are the opening, highest lowest,
and closing prices on Chicago board Of trade, as
corrected by special wire reports to Cooke d Co.,
brokers:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-25

In the court Of claims yesterday the petition in
the mai contract case Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad company against the United States
was dismissed Samuel Q. Rose administrator.
the District of Columbia. In the case of John ii.
Charles against the United States for balance Of
sl3, l99 judgment was given against the claimant.
This was u claim for balance alleged to be- due
under a contract for furnishing hay to the army.
The court found that he had already been over.
paid. Judgment for Sll0 was given In favor OF
Charles Campbell In his suit against the United
States for balance due under contract for carry
ing the mails,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-25
WHAT HE WANTED.
The CONSERVATION Created by Georgia
Farmer with Red shirt.

Farmer with n Red shirt.
Atlanta ConsiiUtion.
The Air Line passenger train was rapidly
speeding over the rails between Atlanta and
Gainesville, when man came rushing from
field, and down toward it, frantcally
waving an old red shirt Instantly the en-
gineer applied their brakes and camo to dead
halt.
"Whars ther conductor ?" gasped the signal
carrier, as he eyed tho smutty face Of tho
fireman.
Here am" eScitedly cried the sought for
officer, whats wrong?"
"Thunderation ~ gasped the man, ever
things wrong; tho old oman, Jim. an the
rest o. my crowd hev gone to town. an l
can't git"
Come on" yelled the conductor, 1--WE will
help you get IL off,"
Git what of, mister {"
Amt there something across the track p"
No, Stree an didn't say thar wuz.
only sod that my folks is gone OF somewhat,
an | can't git"
Get what?" shrieked the officer, as the
farmer paused.
Wall, If yell let me lone I'll tell 20 arter
while" and the man sat complacently down
on a stump.
The train had been stopped now for fifteen
minutes, and the conductor was boiling hot.
Presently the stranger arose and said
Now, If yell keep yer later trap shot fer
n seckund I'll tell ye what's the trouble"
well proceed, and hurry"
After taking big chew Of tobacco the
farmer continues
"As sed afore, my gang all trotted off to.
day, an couldn't git no grub, kase hedn't
nuthin' to start q fire with. VIII one o. ye
gentlemen give the old man few matches2''
For once the cheek of conductor was out
done, and after assisting the farmer over q
fence or two, the train moved on.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-08
NOMINATIONS.

The President sent the following nomina-
tions to the senate yesterday:
Alexander W. Mendum,t TO DO postmaster at Ken
nebunk, Me. .atI 4 : u .s'.s..
Richard i. Wheeler, to be postmaster at East
Darius V. Berry, to be postmaster at Fonda N. Y.
William T. b. Wilson, to be postmaster at At.
J. A. Leonard, to be consul general of the
United States AT Calcutta.
10 be United States consuls-Robert J. Stevens,
At PALERMO; Bolivar Pridgen, at Piedras Negras;
sin, 9, cogq9ci George Clifford at Basic: o,.,o =,
public moneys at Pueblo, Col.
Thomas Wrong. of Kansas, to be receiver Of pub
lie moneys at Concordia, Kan.
Adolphus g. Leming, OF Arkansas, to be regis
ter Of the land office at Dardanelle, Ark.
Reuben A; Allen, Of Ohio TO be agent for the
Indians OF the Blackfeet agency In Montana.
First Lieut.. Douglass Scott list infantry, 10 be
Second Lieut. Nat. p Phister LIST infantry. to be
Commander Francis NJ. Bunce to be a captain.
=. postmasters--Hsrvey $. Park, at Henderson,
KY; Lawson Reno, at Greensboro, XVI James T.
TeHss Henry kemper, at PcThain, Mimi. Lewis
g. Worthingtou, at Little Falls, MIMI; Il. H.
Eckert, at Lebanon, Ill. Samuel Galloway, At
clinton, Ohio: Edwin King. at, Madison,
Ohio; John Strong, at Loudonville, Ohio;
Mason ks % Gbe Hn Id% wSsr
A. Noel, ut Abel, Iowa; James Dewolf, at Vail,
Iowa: 2. o. Babcock, at Monticello, Iowa; Will-
lam Wallace, Battle Creek, Mich. George r. Stone,
at Allegan. Mich; Calvin J. Burtch, at Howard
City. Mich. John 6. Thomas, at Batesyille, Ark;
4. NJ Humphreys, at Hope, Ark; Walter W. Bra.
shear, at Rhksellville, Ark; Leander s. Dennis, at
Newcastle, Ind; john II: Peters, at Michigan
City, Indi George b. Clark, at Remington, Ind
Beckner. at Kentland, Ind; Bennett A. Pryor. at
Colusa, CAL; NJ. r. Freeman at Tucson, Ariz.;
Erwin Johnson, at Bellevue, Idado and Edmund
X. CayileeT, ut Pembna, Oak.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-08
COMBINATIONS.

The senate, in executive session yesterday, con-
firmed the following nominations
George r. Sage. of Ohio, to be United States
district judge for the southern district Of Ohio.
VIM. A. Woods, of Indiana, TO be United States
district Judge for the district of Indiana
James r. Hallowell, of Kansas, to be United
States district attorney for the district of Kansas
VIM. j. Galbraith Of Montana, to be associate Jus.
tice ofthe supreme court of Montana.
A. W. Sheldon, of Maryland TO be associate JUS
tice OF the supreme court of Ariz0ua
John q. Gasmann, of Nebraska, TO be Indian
agent for tho Crow and Creek Indians at Lower
Brule agency, Dakota.
Morris Friedsam, OF New York, to be collector
OF internal revenue, third district OF New York.
John II. Sellman, Of Maryland, to be col
ector of internal revenue for the district OF Ma
ryland
Andrew Mason, Of New York. to he super.
inendent OF the United States assay Office ut New
York.
Benjamin J. Martin. of New York, 10 be melter
and retner OF United States assay office at New
York.
Frank +. Caussen, of Louisiana, to be melter
and rehner of the United States mint at New Or
leans, aud q number of postmasters,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-08

Mr.. Key agent for the s. p, c. A., arrested
Mr.. George Creveling a wood and coal mer-
chant, yesterday for cruelty to animals This
is the second otfense for which the arrest was
made, both being for working tho same horse
whose back is actually rotten, Mr.. Creveling
forfeited $40 last Saturday, and has loft $40
more for his appearance this morning.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-08

The National Cable Railway company, in
our special notice column, call the attention
Of investors to the patents they control for
the operation Of cable railways.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-08
msOital,
TJEAErM Is WEALTH

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TREATMENT, specific for IlyStcrla, Dizziness,
Commissions, Nervous Headache Mental Depression,
Loss OF Memory, SpermutorrhmR, ImpDtoncy, mYOl'
untary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by
OYrr.eNcrtlOn self abuse, or OVpr-ndulgGnCp which
leNosJO misery, decay and death one box will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months treat
mail prepaid, on receipt Of price. We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case, With each order received by
~ for SIX boxes, accompanied With - viii send
the purchaser our written guarantee to return tht
amt"eS issued by STofSr K CWoNfW III H. $50 penn
sylvana avenue, Washington, u, c., wholesale and
retail agents. Orders by mall VIII receive prompt NJ
tentlon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-08

THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
of Washington, In It's own building,
Cor. Fifteenth street and New York avenue.
Perpetual Charter, act OF Congress Jan. %, 1867.
CAPITA 1900 900
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-08

WITHIN 10 MILES OF WASHINGTON, IN
w any direction. q largo No, Grass Farm, one
particularly adaptedbto stock raising; must be well
wntered with living streams, and largely set In grass
now no barren sandy soil will I'LL the bill. Any one
having the exact thing will find quick purchaser by
addressing, with full particulars, No. 9th av Pitts
o2naIKi.Fa. IL : = --------.- o-s
ENEIr WEATHER STRIPS.--IF YOU WANT
II them furnished and applied address N.
HUMPHREY, l642 North Capitol ST. 6-12
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@anito--Gm Employment.


WANTED--AN INTELLIGENT, EDUCATED
wv yong man, capable of teaching English to n
Frenchman; preferably one who understands French
Apply ut Republican Office. 20
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y ost uuo Suuuo.

I OsT-ON 7TH on SrH ST., NEAR q, AN EAR,
- ring, suitable reward lfTeturned to Room ~
Patent Office, 90
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@antro---Houms.

A, SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS, BETWEEN
"A 18th and 18th and and l. SITS. N. W. Address
IL. j. L.. Republican Offlce.
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@1amtsS- Auusss.

ID of Z or 0 rooms, modern inlproYements bet
and X, and 18th and 2lst sts N w; rent ed to S5
Address ID. O., Republican Office. 3-S-
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@antrn- naisttIIantnils.

r AIDES TO KNOW THAT THEY CAN HAVE
j their choice of $50 cheap novels at sos 9TH st.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-10

TANAkN BiED -lrpLIeS IASNEN, +,
y Homp and Rape Sect. Fish EOur, Birt
Mamma, Mixed seed, Red Gravel I'm packs amt
Bird Bath at
HUBLEY'S DRUG STORE.
as 6md "a West King street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-10
An African Charper's Victims.

from the Pail Mall Budget
An African mail steamer some time since
brought an account Of a discovery OF
human remains in a bush near the town OF
Lagos, which led to the belief that the
victims had been decoyed there ana
butchered, as all of the skeletons appeared
to be those of women. The last steamer
which reached Liverpool from West Africa
has brought some further particulars on
the subject. The native, Adeosbun, VINO
is under arrest charged with the murders,
has for some time past been regarded as
Ju Ju medicine man, and had great In
fiuence over the woman of Lagos owing TO
his dealings in ''charms" ard fetish. -
The first charge against AdeoshuE which
was investigated was that OF the murder OF
Mrs. Selma Cole. The lady disappeared
mysteriously some time slice, and 1t was
thought that she had been sold into
slavery. subsequently her husband
became aware that certain property which
formerly belonged to his wife was in pos
session of the accused. a search war
rant was obtained and goods TO the value
of some el50 were found on the premises
of AdeoshuD all of which were SAID 10
belong to Mrs. Cole. The matter having
been taken up by the inspector Willougby
of the Houssa police, bush near the
town was searched and the search resulted
in the discovery of first four skeletons and
subss quently eight more-tweive in all.
The IT mains of Mrs. Cole were among the
number. Ii is said that the accused, by
the aid of his charms, was believed by the
women of the colony to be able TO bring
them wealth. From Mrs. Cole alone it is
asserted that Adeoshun obtained $500
previous to her disappearance. 1t is stated
that the prisoner induced victims to meet
him in lonely part of lkoyi, (near whrre
the bodies where found) and there com
pei them to kneel down with their eyes
blndfolded. A live fowl was then put into
each hand of the victims and while in this
position il is believed they were dispatched
by the aid of some heavy weapon. SO great
was the excfo-uscns-aHnonD the people OF
the place, particularly among tre-~o.n.I-
while the prisoners examination was gong
on that force of HOussas had to be sta
toned at the police court TO protect HIM
from the violence of mob OF about three
thousand people.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-10

HAVING DISSOLVED IAtSI a Ers~HJI
j L and petmAuenuJ closed the ChosLuU.
rect Iron WORKS, IesiIt 70 inform my Ole
,tIrns and the public generally. LhA. an
sliIi IL the business, being located In the Penn
Iron COmpaUy's " NurKs, North Plum street.
& mere am making Iron anu tiTiI-s CasIngn
rt every de de-tr1pttuu. and Will Dy pIu1tsca u
serve al who may favor me with their patron
ago FrCm 80 years experience IN the business
and using the best maIpriU ana employ ius
thc best mechanics, / an sHLi ned | can guar.
autSG enLiIe satisfaction. Castings mhEe non
mixture Of iron and steel which uTe more re-
liable tOI strgnk ia and durability than thJ
best cast iron known. V teeth roll piuions
rolls and rolling mil WORK specially. Cast
ings male OF very SOFT iron, anC GRASS cast
ings OF every Il, ,zCripuOn. 1 have All the pat
Jers af the v ell Hnu faYOTaDly Known MOwreI
Corn anu COB Crushcr, RENTED and Improved
Also on nand, mills CON plCJcly nJteu up OI IL
parts, to replace Ola ones winch nave been In
use Tor years, HuRTanJeeing them 10 give sat.
istaCtiOE.
AnRlI-GTpd X q. M0f1l't.IEl.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-10
"Ov.r the Hills TO the Poor .on,. .,

A person with impaired o. impov, rished
pioon Is n the road TO physical Uankru up ,cy
burdock Blood Bluers strengthen Hnd enrich
the circulation, rrpair the tissues, ana build
up The entire system. For sale by Ii. B. COCh
ran, druggist I37 and l39 North Queen sire ct