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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-19

(Having been surgeon in charge of two leading
hospitals), enables me to treat all private
troubles with excellent results. / wish it dis
tinctly understood that do not claim to perform
impossibilities, or to have miraculous or super
natural power | claim only TO be skiEjIl and
successful Physician and Surgeo2, thoroughly in
FNrt cd n m SDppialtv-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-19

There are many at the tgc OF 5l tn % who are
bladder. often accompanied ly o slight suartiug
or burning sensation. and weakening ~ the
system IN a manner the patient cauuot account
for. On examining She urinary deposits r0py
sediment viii often ba found, and sometimes
small particles Of aaJmea VIII appear, or the
color will b- ct "a ;b.u Iaiil-ish hue REPin chang
ing 20 "A dark and torpid appearance 1,l-' are
Many men who die OF this difficulty, ignorant OF
weakness Dr.. 5. Will guarantee perfect cure
IN an such eases, and q healthy restoration OF
-, Csnito-urinary organs.
Ohice hours-l0 to and Is 10 s. s. nday from
10 10 II 4. " Consultation free Thorough ex-
animation AMI advice, -. Can or address
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DIR. NEINTIE,

De ISS1f1h1OA ai-~0O oAeS1OC 6AA LII
No. II KEH l;NY STREET.
THREATS ALL CHiONIC, PRIVATE AND
| Special Diseases nth the same wonderful
success as of old,
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THIS GREAT STRENGTHENING REMEDY
NERVE TONIC

parts,) Kidney and Bladder Complaints, Impuri-
ties of the Blood and Diseases of the Skin.
1t permanently stops all unnatural weak
e1ing drains upOn the system, however they
occur, preventing involuntary seminal losses
debilitating dreams, seminal losses with the
urine or while at stool, etc, so destructive to
mind and body, and cures all the evil effects of
youthful folies and excuses, restoring Ex-
hausted vitality, Sexual Decline and Loss OF
Manhood however complicated.
A thorough as well as a permanent cure
and complete restoration TO perfect health,
Strength and Vigor of Manhood is absolutely
guaranteed by this justly celebrated and re-
liable Greet Remedy. Price, s. so per bottle, or
five bottles Tor SO. Sent upon receipt of price
or C. o. D., to any address, secure from observa
ton ard strictly private by
DIR. c. ID. SALFIEID,
Srprrr G.. Ep .NfISr0 CAL
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Is RECOMMENDED BY ALL PHYSICIANS
/ as q Blood Purifying Liquor. II is a sur
remedy for dyspepsia or CbillS aid Fever, eS
pccinily for all Kidney and Liver Complaints
IT Il THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TIE
AGE, This Extract is pure compound Of all
the choicest Tropical Fruits and put up cX-
prcSsly for Medicinal and Family Use. Falni
lies and Traveller should always hc provided
with bottle of siNMDNNS' EXTRACT or
TROPICAL. FRUIT. Il J. good for Sour stomach,
sea Sickness and all stomach Troubles. Ais6
Bil!iJusuess and Dyspepsia, and acts rs u Light
ParFatirg. No necessity 10! taking q Strong
Cathariic TIE best physicians recommend il
20 everybody. Particularly recommended by
tho faculty FOR Ladies Complaints Extracted
from The following Tropical Fr.iitS. Pineapple,
orange, MHugocS, ZepJtilia, bananas, Talna-
Kinds.
Malarial Diseases of all kinds speedily
yield to its Powerful Action. Nothing
Equals 1t a. an Appetizer.
It's tonic properties are grand and II RENFws
wasted vitality and reiuyenateS the system. Try
il and become convinced. sl- None genuine
unless NY signature is across the cork
II is soothing, strengthening and iI.vigoratinr
puriies the blood, improves the digestion. cures
rcStlessneSs. insurcs refreshing Sleep. and re.
pairs the evil effects Of oyCrwort rs no other
medicine can. JOS. HAHN,
Druggist, Sole Agent.
G.. SIAdNGoN
Sold by first-claSS Druggists and Grocers De-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-19

\ dispatch from General Nfillot, dated Hanoi.
nation to The people. coupled with an uti-
natum regarding the Regent prctcnsiOns. The
french flag wa, hoisted over the citadel at Hue,
tho cnt,ifei Of Nnnln ~
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NJGOP For Men. Quick sure, safe. Book
free. Gvale Agency, 1G0 Fulton
street New York. je30-l0mW
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To the Unfortunate.
DR.. GIBBONS DBPENSARY,
Established In 1874.

Established in 1854,
for the treatment of
Sexual and Seminal
Diseases, such as Con-
orrhea, elect. Structures,
Syphilis in all its forms,
Seminal Weakness, In
potency, Skin Diseases,
etc. permanently cured
or 70 charge.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions
the consequence of self
abuse. This solitary
I-iaa or- dpDroI -pd SpN-
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sTMHHoNDs

Sold by first-clasS Druggists and Grocers De-
pot, No. 429 Battery St, san Fran cisco.
Inept fTUThS
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Coroner Robinson. Of Long Island City, Y. y,
will not cNhumc the body of private Henry m
I'll instructions from his sister Dora Buck, have
been confirmed Ly letter. The superintendent
of The cemetery also refuses to allow the disin-
tcrnent without an order from the Federal Gu-
tnnrIiiNs.
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STEAMSHIP co.

A. n General Manager
T. II. GOODMAN..-Gei'l f.l,s' and Ticket Agt
a9-iptf
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vrV PILES ron RAG IMPORTERS.

WAsHINGroT, Dee. 12.-Ihe Secretary OF the
Treasury has prepared circular substitute for cX
listing regulations the subject Of r3s importation
which is approved by the Committee ON Federal L'-i,a-
ton appointed by the National Conference o~tr Boards
Of Health copies OF the circular were mailed to-day 10
Customs officers. leading sanitliians, and 10 merchants
interested m the trade. with icqucs, go send such su-
cd, fio D.. vas OF amendments. 90 the Secretary of the
Treasury before tho pom inst The circular propose a-
processes off di-micciou. boiling in water ior two hours
unlcru pressure OF hy pounds go the square inch; boil
ne m va'.r nr ,nr hours without pr urc; suhieciion
10 ON. rc''u C' confined -.Nllu'- ofld gas Joy lt
home or niccou iu ih" n1c bf means of perforated
soirv. or tib,. through vhirh snlphs ioNIr o.. ~npr
-i,,e shall bo forced under pressure oi ion ainot
~
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SWINDLNG DllRK

\ woll-hnown dairy in Nassau-st. is crowded
every day at o'clock Yesterday man vino looked Ike
a Hebrew and who SIX hat and costly suit of
cotlc and whose shirt front haA,d with diamonds, Gu
tered and walked TO tho end of tie room.
There he is" whispered tue propuetors son. Tho
man enjoyed substantial htycent meal AMI when the
crush became greatest he ricl - slip & but as he
reached the door the proprietor touched him on tho
shoulder and remarked that lie always set his face
against giving fee dinners To -ucsl well dressed
customers
hat do You mean sr!' demanded the stranger
Please pay yOnr BILL said TIE proprietor -
h-lh-ves-- why OF course. HOw iorgotfu! OF mel'
and be- deposited nifty cents and The check ola the desx
Now pay yesterdays bill," continued the propi"tof
"Thi, lShlicknal Sir" said the other. bIlstllng up
I n.Ia nothing Yesterday. 800 -,
The proprietor hcstatei Well" said he it's all tho
same Paw me fo-lays. for tins - yesterday check
you've paid" The diamond studded person looked con-
founded. -, ,
AMI what's more SIR" continued the dairy keeper,
" There f. common testimony from ali the employ rs In
this YOU have taken free board here for tue
last fortnight You ought 10 be ashamed OF yourself.
SIR AMI the wrathfu proprietor cau.ht the sneak by
neck and threatened instant arrest II lie didn't pay
for fOrtnights food. .
Tue money was At once paid. and when the swindler
had departed the proprietor, turning TO "A TRIBUNE re-
porter sal Would he surprised To know that that
fellow il of we'll known nru ~ lawyers IN Broad
wayi Vet yOl he WAS just BIT too clever do
have many cascsi Too many The last was that or
n piou, preacher OF the Gospel. | made him pay me-
$40 He was much frightened aud ashamed that no
would have paid 80. Dishonesty doesn't pay
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SEAsONABLE NOvELTIES.

A special display of rare porcelain ana DIG
brac shown for the holidays at stern brothers III
West Twenty -thiri-,t. There are tables OF Ii,Nn
mounted IN carved walnut and metal sets of ainoi y"
hall decoration, with pendant lamps. groups OF Sistu"!
screens OF richly chased brass mounted plaques OF po'
LAIN painted after famous pictures and vases HH" J'
all varieties of war" in antique and modern -lla
large covered work-barkct of open brass WORK iin"
with crimson satin, was shown among other h"N'lt'
The vase, Of creamy D1ulton ware, pdnlTTl
with clusters of Wild Byzantine, are csl"fl"iN
beautiful. Royal Worcester shown IN chinese
jar shape. IN White and gold aud other styles quaint
Royal Worcester pitcher oi ivory white ground was dl
In alton ol the oriental pitchers which are 'rN'u
ont ot elephant tu-ks. D"cautrrs Of old silver arc
shown displaying the coorod bottle OF glass hcneaih
The Reading of the Wai Proclamation H. the lite "l
large plaque which is richly framed and mounted or ~
easel. Among other odd things scrap jar oi Wclt III
the -hapr of old fashioned mortar gun and variety
A. the fan counter many novelties are AZ
played. from great of snowy "'
sab" ostrich plnmes 10 transparent fans plihtri "'
crt ei.-o. An exquisite cVrnllg fin j. no the .hII
Jlumrs. border ~ mirIuou feathers 81 sn@ d. anu
long pink a-rtt" lu tie centre Stimulating the -fits
feature Ol 90" ~ior" lf thi- season ls tr display 'l I'
lace, Boz duch'--o AMI round point wca- in mii'-
.ist~ Of hie Byron collar finished either sac '
two long 'ri ends. which mIN hr caught together
the waist With cluster ID. flowers crossed over lh
corsa-c like hchu ~'lk umbrellas are ohti'a
ari mounted vifi r'ttl. ave shown af about one "'l
the rretlIr In.r.. Ihc display OF Iun -rI, a, new
ciiitrliinr BOTTLES alr nuw rnir, nrihd"t h'il' W
crystal rt 30 ii.ef+ ari ~ came" class "'''
We onN impor,l mH lnI.rl an'ant 'i .''''
la.t season bi' q. now milt iH ttli1u' rhip'~ N'N
ou.,-gln. bottles 90 i, pattern "i h.l"'
81 nlai ferns over -IplHf'.1.lr tI:ii'f 'i i IT, ''
gA-s 3, Nr.atAa wl .A aiir @li ta"iaJlH DO Obs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-13

WA-uNOroN, Dee. representative
uicc n Florida who was defeated Tor re- election said
TODAY, thai iu Madison County, iu III. district tho h'o'
hoAc.. ballots and poll lHsat three largo Republican
rrccucts were forchN sized AND cnrrei oh while ih'
election officers were cau,asine the votes The election
had passed oil quietly. and tore VT, n' suspicion '
danger wuru. ~ about tAH same hour squads "i
mounted men, Thoroughly eli -uiscd dashed MP 10 the
polling Lace. In the precincts mentioned hiiug lst"lf
~ they came Thcy Dispersed the election officers ana
seized and Carried away every Shred Of evidence showing
that am election had been held. Neither the ballot
oNcs nor the ballots have been recovered or traced nor
have any arrests been made, Mr. lishcc SyH that ths
raid cost him majority o about 800 votes ~ the thico
ptttincis Ina counties COMPOSING the III '"nt
Snnhl District said many frauds were cnhultlt lN
ia, Democrat. IN-GONctIur Scaiu7 was l'rldhi,ih
candidate for tie Legislature Ia a district Whth ~ l''-
uubi.iu hN several hundred mui0 NV. bat his Demo
rri, opnnnrnt was elected los means Of ballot box
~uin. and Other Democratic devices In on" precinct
Gaisdrn County the number OF ballots FOUND IN lhr
box after the election exceeded by l1J the huhlcl oi
names Oh the poll backs.
Colonel Bi,bee said that the Democrats became greatly
alarmed ahont the Legislature. which 10 elect Senator
CARS successor ana every short OF Violence was
rcsnrtcd to IN order L. defeat Republican canliiacs
Money was used without STINT, aud, wherever u wa,
thought necessary. bi!0tb0X stuin- ana traudulchl
counting were brought the aid Of the Democratic tdE-
ddates The Democrats have a majority oi 20 on l"l
ballot in The state Legislature. and Colonel i shcc thinks
ina, there doubt that Mr. Call Will be MS own sue
in the United states Senate.
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THE FOLLETT-BUTTERW CASE.

IBY TELEGRAPH To IHL Ihih'Ni-i
WASHINGTON Dec. 12.-lt is understood 'h"'
Congressman Follet OF Cincinnati has decided 10 con
test the seat OF Representative Butterworh III INC
XLIXth Congress This "a not surprising iii We" VI '
adop,ion by the House Of Mr. FOlles resolution o a"
Investigation os,ensiby for the purpose OF oDtahH ~
dence upon which TO found an impeachment OF '","'
states Marshal Wright. Mr. Folctt Processes '',"O
lance to contest Major ButterworthS oio'uo"'
but saws that he strongly urged 10 do so by MS
who declare II TO be necessary In order 10 N'nu'
cate the purity Of the ballot box lie naturally eNp'''s
ina, an Investigation by committee with Mr. Springer
at II its head viii give Vim substantial aid IN such aooh
test beforc Democratic House.
Speaking OF the matter to-day leading ONO h'punn-
can said: have heard tina, number of Mr. ioH'''
sinnorior. who rskel money ON his election ai9 very
houcfu that hc vii begin conlcat an rs NH Nite
mtt iNcv vin save theii war-. viii H. II Is sa nay
0ofhet mMon m{ FomAt mi M9ioE i'eAit.cl|',,l E5f
5a,Wsa,ib. Ea at'5rho5 nlie'c''he n'h 'he House
" NN8 fWfefadaN ,6-Ny HNtMtN NJ &Mte'JfE' }a
AgeH4 Ml.. 8 Ae&.a'Aia,@s @.as's.
"EbVa' 8'lNNt m@,{,fW Nlt,Hn'',
Hb@ega@F1Il NJ yali AZ
V%ays r@fg2'9 o AY (, .a, @i' 5,a. +. ' 3,
tho Morrison ull
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PROFESSOR PROCTOR on TIE PLANETS.
rAFING 4 LARGE AUDIENCE on A TRIP AMONG THE
SOLAR SYSTEM.


SOLAR SYSTEM.
Professor Richard \. Proctor delivered the
second OF hi, series of lectures upon astronomy thursday
evening at Chickering Hall. to large and intelligent
audience lie gave to each Of his hearers pair OF I'M
anary wings and led them through the realms OF space
stopping long enough each OF the planets OF the solar
system to look at the evidences that could be found of its
birth youth old age and DEATH the particular period
OF its life After few general remarks upon the
bcaute. and wonders to be found in the celestial canopy
Of the heavens he continued rs follows;
Tile solar system was first a nebuous mass OF yapor
In the Whirlpool NebuG there is evidence OF rotary
motion. These nchuous masses have the hatness OF
shape necessary form solar system. If our solar
system were placed where the nebulous matter is 1t
coud hardly be seen with the most powerful telescope
The great nebue OF Orion contains billions and billions
Of miles of gases 1t takes oneh half an hour To make
Photograph OF ncbuous mass From the nebnle
many systems "a large rs our own could be made The
earth was fed FOR millions Of years by an ncomprehena
bic number Of shooting stars. Our eaitA NJ one the
threw OF meteorc showers but does not do 80 nov
Our sun only tells OF heat and light but also OF the
jupiter has been the sunlight centre of family Of
worlds similar 70 the solar system. Tie planet shows
us coudkr surface heneat9 when me s laec OF tAe
planet hidden Jupiter Is 100 times as large "a r
earth but only weighs 30 times nuch. and rs centre
IS tled with an intense merry neat III Na'e, an ''e %
I'm appearance. Hurricanes blow ON us surface WIN
lime It's storms are caused b., its own internal heat
and are not nucrced boy the sum- Jupiter gets bnt one
~ the SPOTS on jupiter contains l5O0Oo0O square
nc4. The heat OF Jupiter is SO great that nothing cond
uron thich mo con Nti0ns are favorable 10 i''.
-aprn has 'omc'mg* m ilgen'nr or :.l'n'ec-
cionls This p1nct rannot sustain c. lts i'nes cast
shadows that rs. or tor or t,c lrar nron ii' sira.
ndrri -hri hy us ueht amt hrat api npn Wmrh tt'e
rom cr ~ wulonsm h'c3 "hLh rrmn.t rxy'e, nNtan
,U,,ar- sai .ri V.rs 'ha w. b i,s.,i'ai . 49,
. B q
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one BaN 4yh 4 Salf SON

"Come to the boY office and " II show YOU
,4ua,ba-" ,ad MI Mapl'son lesl,ria'' as lac che'"5
led tle way out of A, office Aus al the gloomy dcn
wherefom ;lchcts doled forth TO Iha e"-er pnoic
Mr Maplc-ou opened iolo volume.
Here" said he is the advance sale for tomorrows
matinee Look carefully or You Will not ne ahrto see It,
one box SiG. one orchestra chair 80 That's a pretty
showing is ID uotl IL show. however, Low indignant ihe
uuhlic are over the repeated d~appontmcnS Mis- Ne
Iada has given them. shall be like that theatre man
ager in Dickens-t,nt 1t In Dickens wei Wherever no
il ne came out 10 make speech his audience of one.
Ladies' and gentlemen and then with dcpiecaioiy
cough: Respected individual However let us nope
for The best. We will have great week next week
shall certainly put on Nircla, though nave ma 10
rchoar-p at midnight You see the Academy l. always
let I'D. that a. soon ~ Ardit begins rehearsal hc has to
SIM ND because Mr. Thomas Tony Pastor or some
one wants the stage And then am pitched into be-
cause produce no novelties.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

AFHIN'IION I@NI.
PORK AND PETROLEUM CDuBINING.-lIO~tic measures
I'm Germany having recently been threatened against
American petroleum, combination OF the prfr0lc um
and pork interests of this country being orluc look
ing 10 determined stand by the Administration ia
regard 10 both OF these branches al American cxpp
DEBT OF TnE DIsIKiCT.-1hc seventh annual report u
the Treasurer OF the United states debt of the district
of Columbia places the debt on November 80, l-sl
$2l ,279, 100.
UsIoN PACIFIC RNLRoAD-Ihe arguments in the
Union Pacific Railroad concluded In the Court
of { aims 10 day, and the case was submitted
No ALIEN LANDnOLDLR.- Representative oates viii
report favorby his bill pro, ding that alien foreign
or urrsous other than citizens Of the United states shall
acquire title to ~ own lands within the United states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-13

Mechanics' Bank Of Brooklyn for S25 80 drawn by
s. L. Rowland In favor OF Miss r. Lockitt The johnson
woman lives at No. 1913 West Twenty-scventh-st..
with n colored waiter named William Bum. She save
birth a child in November. She was seen picking
nockets i'm October but of her delicate con
dition was not arrested Tho detectives went 70 the
wolnan's apartments where they found bank book
which showed credit of 800 and had seyenty-two
dollars in bills ready to deposit, number
of coins which had been engraved for use as
bangles were also found. The bangles had
the initials. {. A. r.; &c; FIR; NJ. g.. q. f. M B. /;
W C. and g. (. Among the other articles found were
pair of gold bracelets brass cheek No. 60 some Swiss
coins pin In the shape Of lily OF the valley, pocket
hook an embossed leather handbag with the initials
az b." Several cards also found which are sup
posed 10 have come from stolen pOcketbooks. Ihey
bore the names OF James VI. Durham, Mrs. Sanford
sWaNze and Dr. B. 9. McIntyre. No 22l West Fourthst
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ppoe,nIy FATAL srABBING AFFRAY.

John Borden. of No 90 Cottage-st;, aud thomas
Redeem OF No. ! Conc9rl-,t., were pa' ing cards IN
a RIM shon m Concorl-st. Thursday night.
Shurtly before midnight the two young men, Who
were then under the influence of liquor quarrelled
about the game and Reddcn stabbed Borden III the
a, domrn with a large pocket knife Two friends OF
Rorden took him out OF the place to help hun bolne
hnt on reacl ing the sidewalk he succumbrd from
weakness caused by loss of blooi aud fell down.
Tic nolIce carried hm to the Third Precinct sta
lion ON a stretcher He was attended BY I)r
Mackev. who pronounced his injury laia ana ad-
visrd his immediate removal 10 the CliE Hospital
ift.r a hunt of several hours. Reddel was found at
a wake m 81 Paul'S-ave. Borden was alive last
nirht. put the physicians at the hospital consider
his condition critical
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PUBLIC OPINION OF TIE TRIBUNE.
BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE.

o N q HOT OF 7 Nc T r 7 0 II NJ.
SIR: The writer of this has taken The
NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE from the first number published,
and has never missed number OF the DAILY and does
not propose 10 miss now. For | claim today THE
TRIBUNE is better than II ever was was personal
friend Of Horace Greeley and thought no man could
equal him in editing paper but the paper Is way ahead
Of tho Greeley TRIBUNE and consider that Mr. Reid
makes the paper far ahead OF any other published
Hoping YOU are making lots of money and that you viii
stick FOR Blaine four years from now with as much vim
and ability Won have this tmc Wish 10 SUBSCRIBE
ms self. yOur friend and well -wisher. ....
Iron T. Y NOV 90 ISL GUoRcr ". SHEPARD.
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SOME HOUSE PROCEEDINGS IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-ln the House to-day
Mr. Wills Of Kentucky chairman of the Committee on
Rivers and IIarbor., reported resolution calling ON the
Secretary of War to inform the House whether any part
of the amount appropriated in the River ana liarbor bill
OF Iuy . Is T. for removing the reef al H" cate la,
been used FOR different purpose and il 50, by whom ana
on what authority. Adopted. on moIion OF Mr. Chace
Of Rhode Island senate bin passed granting the
right Of way t. the city Newport the brca,watcr
Goat Island on motion of M Tucker of Virginia.
senate Joint resolution adopted in relation 10 tho
ceremonies to be authorized on the completion
of The Washington monument on motion of Mr.. Norfi-
son ol Illinois 10 was ordered that when the House adj
iouiu to-day II be 10 meet ON Monday next IN Adam
OF New York ihy request. uf reduced bill 20 Simplify
me- cyi,tiu a.i and colic.tion laws Referred. ihI,
j, -iml'art o the " Hewitt" hil on the sam" suNc.tl
The House Them az l;lJ 10 X recess uu o'clock
the cyeuiu, session 20 be for the consideration of pen
.int Do
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cumstances in which they became frcemen had ooho o

cumstances in which they became frcemen HAD dohe ~
markably well and he was satisheu '""'
I'm future the mortality among them would DC lesS
Dr C.rson reported that he went where the new
de.case was most prevalent in Eastern Kentucky ana
procured samples Of drinking water nmrtor '@ of
mineral poison In the waters; tho streams ,
and ponds had dried down to mere beds OF maarad
bv maaral poison and many patients died because n ",
people did not believe in doctors, and called mem ~ 81
An Too late The total number of deaths did not cxcoeu
225 i'm Kentucky The people were deeply agSnsf,cu s
the publication OF the exaggerated reports OF me c
Although the crops are not abundant, YET the PooP
have enough TO support them until next harvest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-13
THE SUIT AGAINST GENERAL BApElC.

The dispute as to the accounts between the
Government and Adam Badcau formerly the United
state. Consul General at London. which was subject OF
discussion nearly two years has eliminated IN SUIT
hy the United states against General Badca The SUIT,
which WAS berin Yesterday in the United states District
Court wa. brought TO recover SlGOpo, winch, II Is
C"nsuI General Blcau IL il said. placed a construction
ON the laws which he declared allowed MIN To retain
rrtnu fees To which the state Department at Washing
ION lid NOT think him entitled General Badeau l. well
known az the bographcr 81 General Grant. lie Is now
Inusll-(,rucrdl at Havana