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PresQne tons les soirs, depuis Pau
tonne derhier, nous avoDs DIES couchers
de soleiI tont d fait remarquables, qui
ont occup6 ~rattention des savants nen
senlement en- A~m6rique, mails aassi en-
Europe on les m8mes ~ph6nomeass at
moeph6riQues Sc sont manifestes. Nous
avons d9ia fait connaftre d nos lectenrs,
ice sui et, Qnelques theories sur ces
manifestations que les uns attribuent q
sa myFiades de petits corps lumineux
Al e-ntogfNfaient Id soleil les autres
Hill cOmetss, d'antres i dos poussi6-
Ees yolcaniaues qui, r6pandues CONNIE
dana patmesphere, donneraient 4 la ln-
miare dn s0leil COS teintes 9tranges que
l'on remarque solvent le soir.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-02-09

I'm 6pouvantable naufrage Went d'a-
voir lieu sur la cote du Massachusetts,.
LIE steamer City of Columbus faisant
service entire Boston ct Savannah est
venu se jeter sur les recifs dn Pont du
Diable en- vue de Gay Head ct s'y est
briss cent dix-neuf p~ersonnes ont peri.
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OFFICIAL.
M
TO THE
Constitution of the State Of Louisiana.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
-
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

#&
Tn of Art. $50 of the Con
stitution of the State of Louisiana,
publication is1lereby given to the
Electors of the State Of the proposed
amendments to the Constitution of the
State, cencurred i'll by two-thirds OF
all the members elected to each House
of the General Assembly Of this State,
at it's regular session held in the city
of Baton Rouge in 1882, and which are
required to be Published in two
newspapers published in the parish of
Orleans, and in one paper In each other
parish of the State in which a neWspa-
per is published, for three months pre-
ceding the next election for Repre-
sentatiyes, at which time the said
amendments shall be submitted to the
Electors for their approval or rejec-
ton said amendments appear more
fully in Acts Nos. 76, lib aud 1875 OF
the regular session of the General AS
sembly held in 1882, which are official
Iy published for the information of the
Electors, and which will be submitted
to them for their approval or .rejec-
ton at tho next general election, to be
held on Tuesday, the 22d day of April
A. D., 1884, lit being the Tuesday
next following the Sd Monday in April
in such a manner and form that the
Electors may vote for or against each
amendment, separately and if Il ma
jority Of the Electors, voting at said
election, shall approve and ratify all
or either of said amendments, then such
amendment or amendments OIL either
of them so approved and ratified shall
become a part of the Constitution.
ACT NO. 76
Of the Regular Session Of 1882
amendment to tile articles of thu
State Debt Ordinance Of the Constita-
ton of 1879.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-02-09
Pouzr ConstabIe-I2e ward.

Nsus sommes autoris6s a announcer THOS.
B. FONTENOT CONNIE candidat a la place de
Constable pour lie 12e ward, paroisse st. Lam
dry, D l6lectien qui aura lieu On Avril, 1884.
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Academic DE STE. MARIE,

H .8.FG
Els cours de cette Academic sercnt ou-
A verts lie Is septembre les classes Gem
menceront lie IL.
Les classes d'Anglais seront e~nseigneos par
M. Henry G. Lewis, natif d. la yirginle ct
gradu6 dc PUniversite de la Pennsylvania /;
celIes de Francois par NJ. A. Blanc Duques-
nay, deja bien connu dams la paroisse.
Ayec des professors aussi distingu6s, dun
age d6ja MIR, don't tout lie temps sera consaer6
au bien des eleves, ct sous la haute direction
de NM. G. ct j. F. Raymond, FAcademie ne
peut que prosperer.
Les parents y trouveront tout ce qu'ils peu-
vent desirer pour leurs, enfants- Ills sont in
stamment prizes de les enyoyer DIES Pourertnre
des classes. REV. @. RAYMOND,
REV. II. RAYMOND,
HENRY 81. LEWIS,
Al. BLANC DUQUESSAY.
Dpelousas, Ter septembre 1888. If
L'Abeille de la observation-disclosures.
NDITI0N quotidienne, So par an, payable
II d'ayance; hebdomadaire, 50 par an.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-02-09
LOUIS PUCHEU,

WAN ARCHAND de Groceries, Provisions,
IV Quineaillerie, FaTence, Verrerie, Fer,
blanterie, Ustensiles dts "Graniteware,
Fruits, Huiles, Couleurs, VernIs, Etc.
PosIes de Salon, ct les celebres Po6les de
Cuisine " Charter Oak ct autres.
BUVETTE joignant lie magasin, Ell Pon
~trouvera les meilIeures BLOSSOMS aussi,
IJn Salon dsHuitres-on recoit jour
nellement DIES huftres frafehes, ct on les sert
dams tous les gohts.
Les Mus haats prix du marehe seront pages
pour la mousse, laine, peaux, ct toute espece
de produits du pays. 2ljaS4
The Opelousas courier., 1884-02-09

LIE banqnier G. fait, l'autre matin,
son entree au compton, ct salue tres
Embarrassment son compatible, qul
selebre, ce ienr-la, lie jubile de vingt-
cino ans de son service dams la maison.
II lui remet une envelope ferm6e en-
lui distant " I'm souvenir pour vous a
Poccasion de la date d'aujourd'hui.'
lie compatible prend l'enveleppe, en-
sc confondant en- remerciments, mails
nose pas l'ouvrir.--Ouvrez done, dit lie
patron dun ton amical.-L'enveloppe
c~ontenait la Photographic du patron.
LIE compatible est muet de surprise ct
de disappointment.
Ell bien Qu'sn dites-vous
Tout ce que je puts dire, repond lie
jubilaire, c'est que celia Vous resemble
bien.
Impressions de voyage en- Orient.
--Quel est lie prix de vos chambres !
demande un touriste a I'm h6telier.
Nous en- ayons a trois piastres ct IL
quatres piastres.
En- quot consiste la difference?
Dams celles de quatre piastres il y
a moins de %punaises.
Lorsqu'il y a, au chevet dun lit, un
inferno, un medecin ct un malade, lie
plus heureux DIES trois nest pas celui
qu'on pause.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-02-09
TICKET DEMOCRATIoUE.

M&A# IN
Pour G%ouverneur
SAMUEL D. McENERY, d'Ouachita.
Pour Lieutenant. Gouverneur:
CLAY KNOBLOCH, de Lafourche.
Pour Tresorier:
E. A. BURKE, d'0rleaDs.
Pour Auditeur:
o. B. STEELE, d'Union.
Pour Avoeat- General
nj. j.. CUNNINGHAM, de Natchitoches,
Pour Secretaire d'Etat
OSCAR ARROYO, de Plaquemines.
Pour S~uriAtendant de l'Education Pu'
blique
WARREN EASTIN, d'Orleans.
PAROISSE ST. LANDRY,
Pour lie SGnat de rEtat
T. S. FONTENOT,
M. D. KAVANAGH.
Pour la Chambre des Representants
PLACIDE ROBIN,
y. CRAWFORD LYONS,
ALBERT GUIDRY,
f. w. WHARTON.
Psur Juge de District:
GEO. w. HUDSPETH.
Pour Avocat de District
JOHN N. OGDEN.
Pour Sheriff:
c. C. DUSON.
Pour Grefier de la Coar:
JAMES o. GHACHERE.
Pour Coroner:
WILLIAM M. THOMPSON.
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Amendment, MO. 8.

ART. 81. line Supreme Court, sex-
cept in cases hereinafter provided,
shall have appellate jurisdiction only,
which jurisdiction shall extend to all
cases when the matter in dispute, or
the fund to be distributed, whatever
may be the amount therein claimed,
shall exceed tive thousand dol
lars, exclusive OF interest to. suits
for divorce and separation from bed
aud board; to suits for nulIitys of
marriage; to suits involving the rights
to homesteads ; to suits for interdics
ton and to all cases in which the
censtitutionality or legality of any
tai, toll or impost whatever, or ofsany
fine, forfeiture or penalty imposed by.
a municipal corporation shall be in
condensation, whatever may be the
amount thereof, and in such cases the
appeal on the law and the facts shall
be directly from the Court in which
the case originated to the Supreme
Court; and to criminal cases on ques-
lions ofaaw alone, whenever theapnn4
ishment of death or imprisonment at
hard labor may be inflicted, or q fine
exceeding Three Hundred Dollars
l$300) is actually imposed.
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 95
of die Consultation Of the State Relative
to Tie Jasisdiotion Of Courts Of DIP
peal.
Amendment MO 4
Ann. a5, ..Tle Courts of Appeal,
The Opelousas courier., 1884-02-09
ACT NO. lib

Of the Regular Session Of 1882
amendment to article 146 Of the Con
stitution Of tie State Relatwe to Fees
and Charges to be Paid by Stamps az
the Parish Of Orleans.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-02-09
Amendment MO 2.

ART. lac. "All fees and charges
fixed by law for the various Civil
Courts of the parish of Orleans, and
for the Register of Conveyances and
Recorder of Mortgages of said parish,
shall enure to the State, and all sums
realized therefrom shall be set aside
and held as a special fund, out of
which shall be paid, by preference,
the expenses Of the Clerk OF the Civil
District Court, the Clerks of the city
Courts, the Register of Conyeyances
and Recorder of Mortgages of the par
ish of @Orleans provided that the
State shall never make any payment
to any Sheriff, Clerk, Register of Con-
veyances Or Recorder of Mortgages of
the parish of Orleans, or any of their
Deputies, for salary or other expenses
of their respective Offices, except from
the special fund provided for by this
article, and any appropriations made
contrary to this provision shall be null
and void
The Opelousas courier., 1884-02-09
Amendment MO. 1
STATE DEBT.

ARTICLE |. "Be it ordained by til.
people of the State Of Louisiana, as
prouided by laU, That the State Debt
Ordinance be amended so as to read Us
follows: That the interest to be paid
on the Consolidated Bonds of the State
of Louisiana, be, aud is hereby fixed al
two per centum per annum for five
years, from the first day of January
one thousand eight hundred and
eighty, Q880) and four per cent pei
annum thereafter, payable semi an
nually and there shall be levied al
annualtax sufficient for the full pay.
ment of said interest, not exceeding
three mills, the limit of State Tax fol
all purposes being hereby fixed at six
mills, and said bonds and coupons
shall be duly stamped: Interest re
duced to two per centum per annun
for five years, from January LIST, ont
thousand eight hundred and eighty
and four per centsper nnn there
after.n
ART. 2. THAT the holders of the
Consolidated Bonds may, at any time:
in order that the coupons may be
paid, present their bonds to the Treas
urer of the State, or to- agents to be
appointed by the Governor. n in
the city of Nav York, aud the other
in the city of London, England, and
the said Treasurer or agents, rs the
case may be, Shall indorse or stamp
thereon the words Interest reduced
to@two per eentum per annum for five
years from January Ist, ore thousand
eight hundred and eighty (l890l and
four per centnm per annum~ thereafter
and said Treasurer or. agent shall
indorse or stamp on said coa-
pons the following words I'm
terest reduced to two per centnm
per annnm,' or, Interest reduced to
four per centum per annum,' as the
case may he
The Opelousas courier., 1884-02-09

except in cases hereinafter proy;d.,
shall have appellate jurisdiction ona u'
which jurisdiction Shall extend in o' y
eases, civil or probate, when the Jul
ter in dispute or the funds to be l aa
tributed shall exceed one hnnd us
dollars, exclusive of interest sa
shall not exceed two thousand dalla aaa
exclusive of interest,'
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE lo,s
Of the Constitution Of the State. p.,.
hUe to Trial Of Gases IN Oouy w J.
appeal when Judges s'disaqree.n y
The Opelousas courier., 1884-02-09
ACT NO. 1876

OF the Regular Session Of 1882
amendment to Afticle 81 Of the Con-
stitutiion of tie State, Relatiue to the
jurisdiction Of the Supreme Court.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-02-09

Of the Regular Session Of 1882
amendment to tile articles of the
State Debt Ordinance Of the Constita-
ton of 1879.
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UTAH.


SALT LAKE, September 2lst.-Beu Walker was
formerly ranchmau on Tongue river. sixty
rich mineral lead ON Wolf creek on the north
slope OF the Big H0ru mountain in wyoming
\ considerable camp had grown up there. but
Walker thought that. 10y right OF discovery, he
in all the claims. one Joe O Neil also a Tongue
river IA lchman, resisted this assumption. and
Stakcd claim on his own account: Whcreupou
Walker went TO O'Ncii's tent with Il gun in his
hand and Aot words passed between the men.
Walker presented his gun as if TO shoot when
suddenly C'Ncill fired Il revolver in his own
fled. Both men had been blinking somewhat
previous to The encounter.
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PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST.
List of Passengers by the Central Pacific
and Southern Pacific Routes.
lsrEctA1L sgELEerArurD TO THE prcoRD-unoxI

PRoHoNToEY Ctahl, September 20th.-Tha
following passengers viii arrive IN Sacramento
September -2u Charles NoTdhoJ. James Cor
don Bennett, George L Barre. New York; John
BuTiS Cincinnati; George RuSea, Paris; Bella
KappEe, san Francisco; p. J. Byrue, y. T.; J.
Taylor, MIS-. Taylor, London Jose Derego,
Boston; Mrs. j. =. Kendall, Oakland: Emma
Flowers, Independence: G.. O. NackwoJd, Eng
land; -ddrgus bep,rO. Europe: i. ". Clements,
san Francisco; Joseph Iievcs wife and neice,
Oakland; W. 7. Met, alt wife and TWO children.
California; Mrs. II. NJ. Williams and enid, BOS-
ton; Vi. G. Blake, san Francisco: !. A. heven-
port. New York; Henry Fletcher. Providence, K.
!; \. Duer, Montana Territory; John buer, New
ork; c. Harrison ana wife. san Francisco; c..
VI. Hayes :. II. Wilson, Lnesviile. Pa; stephen
Trdutner, Chicago; Daniel McCarty Columbus.
PRoMoSToRY, September 2lSJ.-The following
passengers passed. here tonight. to arrive in
Sacramento September 23d ~. Z. Bachelor
and wife, san Francisco; Joseph Thompson and
wife, Miss Thompson, Miss Matte Thompson.
John Thompson and servant MclDo enc; J.. q.
NeSmith, san Jose II. j. Case. Mrs. Geo. Ohm,
New York; Mrs +. c. Lowrey, sandwich Islands;
Mrs. Z. ". Leach. California; r. c. Cumming,
England; G. L. RickerOd. New York. :. HWOm-
bly,, Los Angeles: Maggie Petersen, Germany;
Mrs. B. Murphy, Massachusetts, Nellie Jones,
san Francisco; \. Myers, Los Angeles; u. Com
stock Chiua: \. Merrill, DR.. J. p Paine, Boston;
Captain Ashton aud wife. }. kayl, England;
John G. de IN Ne.guc. New York: d. S-egIniller
Arizona; Mrs. Sadie Ninial. san Francisco: Mary
\: Healy, massachusetts; G. /. NiUrdcca Haley.
Idaho; ;. l. Sprasue SAT- Lake; l. Acmmcr,
san Francisco.
MoJAyE. September o1st.-The followirg over
land Passengers pa. SeU Mojayc September
18th, 70 arrive in SAN Francisco tomorrow:
\. W. Francisco. II. MUrgrOye. J. B. Cabin. Los
Angeles; ". W. Wood oakland; J. Parsons and
wife, san Francisco; J. r. Cross. san Bernar-
dino; Il. Prescott, san Francisco: :. C. Ev4ns,
Riverside; L. L. NIosher. Joe EScollier c. Gros-
jean, W. +. Marsh, Los Angeles; r O'Bern,
Deming, \. r.; J. hogan, Tucson. A. r.: c.
Grove, Tombstone. \. r.; e. E Price, Cleveland;
G. SELLERS san Francisco; c. Mayar. Los an
geles; A. II, Everett, san Francisco: " A. MILL
lap Los Angeles; G. Narnet, a, Wilson, Oak
sand.
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4 Valuable Remedy.

J. D. GRAY Stockton, Cal, has sold WIS
TAR'S BALSAM TWENTY-FOUR YEARS, and
says he has always heard it well spoken OF, and
considers it very valuable remedy
L. B. TUCKER, Ashland, Oregon, writes that
he has used WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY in many cases of Colds, Coughs and
other difficulties in his family and has always
found it etiectual.
WAIDROE x COVILLACD, The Dallcs, Ore
gon, say I'VE are ready at any time to speak
well OF wISTAR'S BALSAM, having never
known it to fail in relieving Coughs, Colds, etc,
etc"
LOUIS WEINMANN, Benicia, Cal, says: 81
have sold your valuable remedy TO many Gus
toners, always giving the utmost satisfaction"
DIR. J. NJ. POWELL, Lebanon, Oregon, says
WISTAR'S BAI.SAM seems to give good
satisfaction. and sells as readily rs it did eight
years ago when commenced selling it
None genuine unless signed Il. 5. BUTTS" on
the wrapper. nS-lyMTh&wiy
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OREGON.


PORTLAND September 2lst-At 10 o'clock to-
night t'rc broke ont in Everdiug ~ Farrers
warehouse, Front street, rapidly spreading to
the adjoining buildings of Eccles, NOIthrlp q
Stursis, Tatum & Bowen, SoIcns woodward
r. N. Wade X Wrishts agricultural .mplc-
UcutS At n o'clock il had extended to tho
ESmoHd Hotel. which is now burning and
Will prove a TOTAL loss B1rTeiS Company were
were stopping there The fire uuW extends
from Front street to The river, and from Alder
10 Morrison stree IS. embracing the eutire block.
The whole iJc department is ont bat is unable
to stay the flames Tine loss so far is estimated
at Sl59Hoi. The guests oil the i-smOLI will save
mn.I OF iMCir ntlccts
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OPENING OF NEW MILLINERY GOODS !!

Mrs. KATZENSTEIN, THE LEADING MIL
Ni liner, at No 605 street, calls the ATTIC ntlon
of the Ladies of Sacramento andVicinity 10 her
display of all the Latest Styles in Millinery
Goods consisting OF New Shades, Patterns and
the most elaborate assortment OF / GATHERS
call and inspect. s3lplm
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FOREIGN.


PARIS September 11st.-Four deaths from
cholera occurred to-day in Eastern Pyreenes.
No fresh cases were reported in this district.
ROME, September 2ist.-A bglletin of the pro-
gress of cholera in Italy during the last twenty
four hours, gives the total number of new eases
as IT, and thc deaths uiuety-three.
LONDON. September 2lSt.-It IS reported that
an outbreak OF cholera has occurred near Odes-
81. Russia. and th0t the Government is trying
q slIpr:ess kn0Wled.e Of the fact
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Invasion Of Peasants Threatened.

SOFIA. September 2lst.-It is reported that Ser
vian peasants on the Bulgarian frontier are pre-
pairing 10 invade kicutch and seize the crops.
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MILLINERY.
NEW FALL MILLINERY.

WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN INFORM
w Jug our customers that we have just re
ceived /. Fine Stock of Fall Goods in HATS.
FEATHERS, BIRDS and all the novelties in the
market Kindly favor us with a call or order
We feel confident that both our goods and prices
will be satisfactory. Yours respectfully, MES
DANES BARBER & PEALER, s62l ] street, be
tween Sixth and Seventh. 81 1ply
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sitting Buil and His Braves at High

NEW York. September nd. N.-Sittins Bull,
accompanied by the Indians who are now cN-
Hibitng 81 Eden NuSee. attended higl mass
yesterday at st. Navirr Church. They were
seated il the first row. At the conclusion of the
service they walked in single file down the side
aisle, accompanied by enc oftEc jesuit Fathers,
who explained She different pictures TO them by
the aid OF III Interpreter. The Indians wore
their paint and red blankets. sitting Bull car
red short wand, with blue feather dangling
from ii. The congregation waited outside TO see
the strangers. who were conducted to the clergy
house, where they spent half All hour before
gO.ngsback TO their hotel.
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EAGLE WINERY.

ON ACCOUNT OF MY WHOLE TINE AND
" attention being required at the Winery, on
Eighteenth street, between Q and P, have
Closed the Branch Depot, at Ace j st.
Hereafter my friends and patrons viii find me
ss heretofore, at the old place-EiGhteenth st.
bet. and p. Liell-1ptfl NJ, 5. NEVIS
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The Situation in China.

IONDON. H1pjrmLeT 2ISt.-lhc Times Foo
chow correspondent, Illustrating the ignorance
ana Selt-delusinn of the Chinese. instances the
case Of young, intelligent Chiaaman. who was
seven years ut Yale anu Harvard and who as
scrts that The Chinese refrain from attacking the
French from lofty motives. He says the Chinese
could blot Out the French fleet tO-norrOW.
cholera has decimated village near Foo
chow.
The Chinese refuse to discriminate between
the French and other foreigners. and The dis
like grows daily. The correspondent asserts
that native Christians viii suffer first from this
state OF feeling, and the anmuSity will then
have its effect upon others
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WHOLE NO. lO,43I.
PACIFIC SLOPE.
FATAL RUNAWAY ACCIDENT AT
GRASS VALLEY.
County Tickets Nominated -Eur-
slary in Nevada Ciy-Suicide
i'll Golden Gate Park.
JL,sr NIGHT 5 DIsrArcnnro r1rE nrconp-v vN,oy.I
CALIFORNIA.
County Nominations

Nrv,- o,t 49, ~, -,
lEsh+. september 5i>t. - The Republican
Nr.'.,l Nrr',Etuu"lt hSlu yesterday nopln0ted a
~, b, a. JHIS'; w T. Nichols; Sheriff.
Tt,,, ,,tr ~ SIS, - NJ. touke District
Cty1, ~ ,,,,,f; ! iSSSllIef' samuel ICllel
S,Ir - ~ Ir; '',!.lt'.oI' Elhu klnouS;
~ ~ L. ~. =, '''yi'., NuptN lSuIS. ). Iomp-
"f5 r,srI I' Ii',,,','' 'v''H SCpS'I' " H. smith
- t I,"Nti.'Ioh. e"r delegates 90 the
w Russell Il. H. CampESlI r r. F,i.y, 9 Ue9ISe
D.. Walker. The Convention Endorsed a. n Pylr
&' frrNa, as the choice of thi, county az the
1l>'H'1 'onySniou for As, iuhyIuau. Ad-
W.Vc>tS were Gr-Ntrcd 10y j. w. IuulkC W l.
NltHoi>' J :. Heald and others. and fac greatest
y'''"'N.'>'o is'Fnltd Tor Blaine and Logan and
'"V ti''-'' NATIONAL, state and CoGuty ticket.
SN-TNt~ ~rutrf.i-tr .I~t -- T... r...11f...,,
Couaty C.uVcufiuu mci Yesterday ~, I,r1,ti.
i1t''" 'ue 'm5Hgtioc>. t>sruh.y N s. Laugh
t.,.tf,r il.fri.r ,.t,,r,. a. W lW,' ''-";e. -
J. g.. j'y. TrcsUrcr. 'IL utt-.t1I tu-t,sr
Ng'f-' - N'tier. I"N Collector. L o. NrIrug-
g.. t'p"tr i.N Public sGu,si~'r.tr~ " l..
N''he"s. Nar''1,I --- iia'l
NEvtr DUl. sep,rmL,- ai,. rlr rcro-
cratic COuHfg Convection yHf.l f.,.. I.5,. ...
,crtay uus hu-rraI,r, Nv ... -......'. irs
following nominations v.r, ....-. .- ~,
IEit2g I,i 5a,.-e Al. EH!ec. Oh. .eas- Valley. Shcr-
D1i1T,,I, ,, - .i' ',..~ ".. '.yIN- J. g.
jr rf Er5,. W't. W.t. iJs'..".. " ID NH'a'-
Ford of Tr... / ,... ~-,..' q. -.-'
or N.,.F,. T-t..' 5.t... 10. .. ...i'tii
eirs of f.,r... l.rr.. ..- '.' ".-
1r1,s lr,-, 'I'.,N ',.o"'.- ..."N Nus. 'I
MAS ,1ar-;rI..t, - .i ''.'..'' '-''- "i,el,
r....,b I..,s '' .. -AH' 'i-i . .I.i' tar IL
mai t,,,., t L.''., was "1 nomination
''' '-'''. '.''''...
STOCKTON. September -ISt. - Yesterday t5r
inii,. 'gG, enH'n mace ,9S fol
County tIur, chart, N N.,.,rl i', t,,ll..''
tor ana iroa>uu.r Louis t,rrIs.i, O.. j...,.i and
Auditor. Naltrr E.,iugil. Ii..gfg, ttt..,rsy
A. Booker. ruYH. Admiu..tr,tlr g.i..i dam
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H. Eudi and " = Bucklr, e.. 5. ,tl,,,,- yIn.
nominated for Assemblvliau from III r.l,uty
and Hugh !. Curtorau was uomiu.ttcl Tor Ns,
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ARIZONA.


PRESC0TT. Scptcmber9lst.-lame FiLe m old
resident ana miner of layapai. committed sui
eide here yesterday afternoon, by taking NOR
phlue. When found he was beyond medical
aid. and died in & short time. No reason is
known fol the act
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HALE BROS. & co.

None can better tell the value than those
who are constantly in the market.
None can get better prices from the man
ufaCturers than those who have the Ready
Cash at command, and are able to use large
quantities.
Our BUYERS are in the market six days of
every week, with coin to back all their pur-
Chases The immense business we are doing
necessitates that we buy only in large guam
ties.
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RESIGNATION Eeuuestcd.

CiNCI$NArG, September 2lst.-The Emmet
Branch Of he Irish National Land League. at Il
meeting this AFT mo II requested tie sigma
ton OF u. ". Cuilman, Of this city, which was
granted. Cglliuau has written :; cummunica-
ton 10 the press, commenting uuiav0rably on
the political position 0i Patrick ESGn, President
Oi the League. Cailinan also accused ECsu Of
incompeLeEcy Is President, and dishonesty
while Treasurer OF the organization. Mr.. CII-
lIt1n Is Il Ttii-EnoWn citizen OF Cincinnati.