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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

ppRIrN Sept 2.-Moonlight outrascs are on
the increase in the County Of Kerry. The
houses OF two baiiiffs were nred into last night
by parties in disguise. but fortunately no one
was injured.
AN ENREzzIxR COMMITS SUICIDE.
RouKN. sept IN. Fiovry, an ofhcial In the
treasury department here having been detected
IN embezzltng funds, has committed SUICIDE.
he was led 10 steal by his heavy losses al gam
bling.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, Sept. "A fire in Barrowin-Furness
today destroyed the works OF the Barrow snip
bunolhg company, causing a loss OF 81 .ooo.ooo
anu throwing 1000 men out Of empioymenI
BANKRuPr BRITISH ooNTRAcroRs.
LONDON, Sept 2.-Reed, Bowen & Co., con-
tractors Tor public works, IL Tokenhouse YARD,
h e. are bankrupt In Consequences of losses
sustained In Brazil railway contracts The liz
oliiues OF the nrm are 3l4. 3l6 pounds, while
their assets are % o67 pounds.
Suspicious OF A HoRRIe X TRAGEDY.
PARIS, sept 1.-The remains of Baron and
Baroness Matres have been eNhumed tor exam
ination. The couple died within "A short period
OF each other after having Tor A long time been
under the influence OF "A SpiritualiSt and his
wife, who were benefited by the death OF their
noble patrons IL Is now suspected that both
the baron and baroness died from poison.
BATrENBERG's NEw HONOR.
LONDON, sept. 2.-Prtuce Henry, of Ratten.
berg, husband OF Princess Beairtce has nv the
queens order been appointed "A commaudant
in the British navy.
BERNHARDT MORE FRIGHTENED THAN Hurt
PARIS, sept. 2.-Sarah Bernhardt was more
frightened than hurt by her f.sU down stairs
She proceeded to Bordeaux to-day.
GLADSTONE STILL A LITTLE HoARsE-
ABERDEEN. Sept 2.-Mr. Gladstone. in an
swer TO inquiries made by the provost of Abrr
deem. has stated that he il extremely vel, !"
although "stil a little hoarse.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

DELEGATES PROM MONTGOMERY COUNT,
MD.-Messrs. H w. Talbot, Charles r Darby,
James E Holland and Spencer Watkins have
been selected rs delegates from Montgomery
county, Maryland, 70 the state convention, all
of whom win vote for the reconciliation a
Controller Turner, % veil - u II. Jones. -
clerk Of the court Of appeala.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02
Ansio-Freneh Differences.

N. DE FREYcISEr DECLINES To MEET LORD
SALISBURY FpR THE PRFSENT.
PARIS, sent. at T. stated that NJ. de Frcv
cinet, minister for foreign affairs will not me-
tte Marquis of Salisbury To discuss the que
lions pending between France aud England, a,
requested by the latter. untIl the result All SIR
Henry Drummond Motifs M SSlon 10 the porte
Is known TO France. liz Is further stated that
France viii not recognize any settleme mt of tbs
Egyptian question which fails TO satisfy French
rights in Egypt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

THE MARINE BAND CoNcERT.-The following
the Capitol grounds this afternoons March,
rThe Three Guardsmen," Missud; song, 1.-THE
Palms" Faure; mosaic, 'Plantation Echoes"
lection, "Nanon," Genee; valse, "Estudian-
tina" Waldteufel; melange, "Parlor and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

SUED FOR DAMAGING A BRID0E-The Balti
more and Potomac Railroad company has fiiel
libel IN the United States district court at Bal
timore against the schooner Elliott b. Church,
OF taunton, Mass. now lying ct this port claim
ing $I!OOO rs damages done. by the schooner
In c0ildtng with the south draw of the Long
bridge On July Sd last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

THE manager of the Postal telegraph conf
pany informed STAR reporter to-day that no
change will be made either in the arrangements
or that company or the Bankers and Merchants
In this city. The two offices are to be continued
ana the business will go on as heretofore. Re-
ports have been published that the offices of
the Postal telegraph company were to be discon-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

HUNTING IN THE MARsHEA-The marshes
In the Eastern Branch and along the Potomac
were niled with sp0rtsmen yesterday, as the
law law permitted them then 70 60 cunning for the
vorxble as it was high at midday, and hunters,
as rule. had Indifferent luck. The hunters
look FOR better sport next week, when the tides
will be better for their purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

A Present OF Fish for Prof. Baird.
Special Cable DISPATCH to THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, Sept. "a large quantity of young
soles and Drills, the latter fish intermediate be-
tween the sole and turbot, were dispatched yes
terday by the National Fish Culture associa-
ton as present to the American government
to propagate these species
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TY FAIR.-The fall meet

MONTGOMERY COUNTY FAIR.-The fall meet
ing Of the Montgomery County. Md, Agricul-
will continue three days. The entries are very
line. especially in the way of stock; to the rails
ing of which much attention has been given
lately In montgomery. The exhibits in all the
departments are unusually complete and inter-
esting, and the prospect is that the attendance
this year Will surpass even the very large at
tendance last fall. This lair has great attract
! ons for Neutrality-suspicious., and ample provisions
it will he seen have been made tor Transports
ton by trains leaving Washington at 1925, $40
a. IN. and 1I:SO p. m, and for the return trip by
four trains in the afternoon
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fs
DrcREEs OF DIvoRcx.-Judge Merrick has
granted decree of divorce In the case Of Isa-
dore A. Boyer agt Andrew ]. Boyer with per-
mission tQ complainant TO resume her maiden
name. They were married In Chicago, January
22d, s72.Judge Merrick also made de-
cree OF divorce in the case Of Celestine Storey
agt. Wiiian Storey. They were married
July "a 1970, and she charged desertion.-.
Judge Mefriek also granted Q divorce in the
Gaee ol aaSEle r Payne agt. Thomas J. Payne.
The piaintifs maiden name was Pemberton,
and they were married December %, 1850, in
treatment and desertion In 1891.
BILL 10 QUIHr TFrLE or PROPERTY
B0UaHT OF THE BLODoEr HEIRA-Robert A.
Hooe has aled. by Mr. J. J. johnson. . bill In
equity egaapst George Peters and about seventy
163. The complainant bought the properly Of
the trueese g al the heirs OF Samuel Blodgets,
ackn0wiedgements q the heirs to the trustee,
ana e remS1e tbs cioud of the old trust deed
deed Tor 1EEoRu1oritiaa ses.zsf-7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

The VACANCIES ON GEN. SHERIDAN's STAFF
The officers of the army are very much inter-
ested in the selection of the successors to Lieut.
Coils. Davis and Gregory, on Gen. Sheridan's
staff 1t is understood thai Gen. Sheridan will
make the selection very soon, and as tue pO-
sitions are looked upon as prizes, there is quite
hutter Of anxiety among those who stand q
chance of being selected.
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The PrOsecutiOn Of Mr. Stend's AGENT

SPECIAL Cable Disp itch to The EVENING STAR.
LONDON, Sept Al understand there is no
longer any doubt that the government Intends
to prosecute the agents of the Pau Nall Gazette
for the abduction of Eliza Armstrong She, II
will be remembered, is the girl who was pur.
chased by a woman on behalf OF the Gazette
from her mother, Ostensibly for immoral pur-
poses, in order to prove that this traffic is both
possible and actual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

BIDS were opened at the life saving bureau
to-day for the erection of life-saving station at
Sturgeon Bay. The only bidder was Angus
+: McGilles, who offered to do the work for
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

INCONSISTENCIES MURDER AN OFFIcER.-Info I.
nation has been received by United States
Marshal Tillman, at Nashville, Tenn, of the as
sassination OF another. deputy. Late in the
afternoon OF last Friday Special Deputy Mar
shall 5. w. Pile was riding along the road in
Fentress county. Tenn, when he was fired upon
0y two men In ambush and fatally wounded.
This is the second deputy that has been killed
by moonshiners in the past few weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

HN WE ARE SHOWING A FINE LINE OF
49, GAS FIXTURES in new and handsome de-
signs Buyers for actual use will get The benefit of our
best discounts. we pay commission to Plumbers
and others to influence trade in favor. Our goods
are marked low, bur include charge for hanging,
we cannot furnish skilled labor without pay A COM
parisOn in prices with any house in Washington is
solicited. We selling Furnaces, Ranges and Fire
place Heaters low and have stock unexceled in
utatiOn from which to make selections EDWARD
CAVERN e CO.. Plumbing Heating and Ventilat-
ing, 1925 New York avenue an29-lm
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T1OR IMPORTED WINE VINEGAR, PURE OLD
IL VirRinia VINEGAR, and Pure Spices for riekii &
70 % A. HElTACLLEk Co, Grocers anu Wine
Gsrohoufk ISsS3 l4Sb n y. y. au1oezslp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

A HEIrAULLER & Co., HAVE JUST RE-
"a ceiveo y new lot of H UpmAn d Co.'S imported
Cigars
AaSe-6ts1p 1888 18th It. NV
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01
Under the Wheels.

Kansas City, August 26.-[Speciall-
George NJ. Hogan, for some time past an
employe In the yards of the Kansas City,
ST. JOS, ph & Council Bluffs railway at this
point, was run over and instantly killed by
the cars about 7:30 o'clock this morning,
near Twelfth and Hickory streets. Hogan
was walking along the track, carrying on
his s. builder an sdze. He was met by
Michael Feely and &. r. Finch, car in
sPectors Tor the same road, to whom he
spoke, and q moment later he stepped from
the track on which he was walking to an
adjacent one, to get out of the way OF an
approsehiug train. AT the same instant
another train was backing UP on the track
TO which Hogan had changed but 1t was
not perceived by the unfortunate msn and
he was struck blythe car and thrown upon
the track. The wheels pcssed over his
abdomen and thighs, msngling the body
horribly and both arms were also fractured.
Almost instantly a crowd collected and the
remains were removed from the track, after
which Coroner Mcdonald was notified,
AT later hour the body was removed to
Welden's undertaking rooms, where an in
quest was held this afternoon.
The deceased was single man. He was
an old employe OF the company, and bore
an excellent reputation as a railroad man
aud clever gentleman.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01
A Horrible Accident.

Eldorado, Kansas, August 27.-Mrs. DIR
Anderson, wife of F. M. Anderson, a Pres
byterisn minister of this city, accompanied
by her daughter Sadie, went to the Santa
Fe station this morning., Miss Anderson
intending 10 60 east by the 'Frico to attend
school. The caboo.e of the accommodation
going south was standing on the main line.
Several lady friends were on the station
and while car was being switched the
ladies had gotten on TO the rear end of the
cabooss, Mrs. Anderson standing on the
track, Immediately in the rear of the train.
The ladies were cautioned by Mr.. Bush, the
operator, to be careful as the train was not
ready to start. In starting up the train
Mss Goodnight was severely injured, while
Mrs. Anderson was thrown under tie ca
booze, her head being severed from her
body and her feet maugled. MISS Sadie
Anderson. young lady, got into the car.
RI g. and drove home 10 notify her father.
who was completely overcome with grief.
he whole ely was thrown into a state of
The most intense excitement IS he does ased
was one of the trieh'e and most popular
ladies' In the city. Tie death cau.ed uni
yersai mou nirg.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01
Cattle Convention.

st. Louis, August 27.-rSpecial. "A
delegation OF Mexican cattlemen will be
one OF the features of the coming conyen-
ton OF the National Cattle aud Horse
growers association. Among the letters
received by Secretary Atwater, yesterday,
was one from Mr.. j. ]. Mundy, OF FL Paso.
Tex, who is largely interes,ed In, and con-
nected with, the cattle interests of old
Mexico. Mr.. Mundy writes that the repre-
sentative cattlemen OF Mexico do Tot. as
yet, sufficiently appreciate the value of the
association 10 them TO leave their business
to attend the convention, and paw their ex-
Iensts but II transportation Gin be secured
fer them large delegation will attend
from both Chihuahua and DURANGO. He
says 1t is greatly 10 the inter st of all that
they should be enabled to a tend tie con
vention, as theirs is great breeding coun-
try, and the steers, when to wears old.
will all be shipped to the northe I'm country.
The cultivation of friendly feelings with
the Mexicans is TINS TO be indorsed, and
MIR. Mundy suggests plans by which
large excursion may be worked up. Score
AIRY Atwster replied yesterday afternoon
hat the National association would pro-
1ide transportation for fifty people from
Mexico. The transportation will be sent
n blank to Mr.. Mundy, aud upon that
Gentleman will devolve the duty of work.
pg up and managing the excursion. A
.reat many Americans are also engaged in
he cattle business in Chihuahua, and
many Of them will also attend the conyen-
ION with the Mexican delegation.
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by h r grand reception of h-r numerous
~ es:s.
-Th- sb~e- &c % G. n. Shelby wss much
regretted. His cid command wanted to
see him.
1t is funnv and odd TO-, to see the old
tro' pers try io march TO muse with 1.-the
sieps.
col. Thomas Thoroughman, Of St.
LOnl', was smJ ny the YES, but Jailed to
MAKE sspeech.
judging from the samples on exhibit
ton, Lafayette county will beat the world
on vtge abl 5 this yeir.
The clouds cleared away a. ii a 10.
sid gave one OF the bss, fair days in a
double sense ev.r seen.
"A quarter Of cen, r. seems to have
rendered the fiery yonng trooper into q
courtly, quiet old gentleman.
The JohnBi and the Yanks fairly
Rugged each other and didn't see any
yawniDg abyss or bloody chasm to fall into.
1T was suggestive study TO note how
the young men OF to day spend their time,
and think OF the experience OF the old vets
who were among the reunion ranks.
Capt W. NJ. Forrest, son Of General n.
B. Forest, OF Memphis, Tenntssee Ia IS one
of the fines, studs OF speed horses on he
grounds. He will visit the Sedalia fair.
Some OF "the boys" gave out before
.hey re 'ched the fair grounds. There
would be lois OF stragglers il they were
Called TO the old duty Of twenty-five years
ago.
The side shows al the fair embrace too
many questionable attractions, iskirs, for
tune vince s, and other gambling devices
are too psilfully numerous. 1t spoils the
sped ring purses.
The ladies' OF Lsf tyetIe county eclipsed
themselves in their Efforts to provide for
the veterans; as many as there were present
the ladies had suficienry of provisions to
have ted double the number.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01
An Officer Lynched.

Deadwood, Dakota, August 27.-H. P.
Lynch, of Sturges, was shot dead last Mon
day night in his Office by Corporal Ross
Hollis, OF company A. of the Twen,y-6fth
U. 5. infantry, stationed at Fort Mead, and
the latter was lynched Tuesday night by a
mob. Some time ago Hollis beat colored
woman and broke three of her ribs. DR..
Lynch was called to attend and was also
summoned as a witness before the grand
jury. Hollis was indicted and threatened
10 kill the doctor. On the night of the
murder he deserted the fort, procured
change OF clothing, went to Sturges, crept
stealthily up to the doctors office and fred
at his victim through q window. The
was soon discovered and Hol-
lis was arrested for the crime on Tuesday.
On being confronted with the proofs of his
guilt he confessed. Tuesday night mob
5 izsd and hanged him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01
Dismasted by Gales.

Jacksonville, Florida, August 27.-Cap-
tam Vog !, OF the Steamer City of Pslaka,
from Char eston, which arrived here this
morning, reports passing twenty or thirty
large vessels which were totally dismasted,
the result OF the recent gales. None of them,
however, asked for assistance and he did
not go near enough to them TO ascertain
their names. They were all making some
Roadway under small improvised sails. He
also reports finding the hall of the Charles
ton pilot boat, John Stoddard, totally dis
masted and full Of water, of the mouth of
North Edisto river. He went close up to
her but found no one aboard and he has
every reason to believe her entire crew are
lost. The ocean from Charleston to st.
Johns bar is covered with drift stuff from
vessels,
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ID. Life and bad re,orted % ttfs mems to

Ils iile duu ufu Tc>OTteu 10 LfIS NE JUS 10
procure IL. 4 = \ p
This. however, is by no means the only
p ausible motive. Instances can easily h.
multiplied " here men of resper tibility and
even prominence have resor Ell to equally
as great pains 10 create toe impression that
they were dead for other and different pur-
pCs-s than ObtiiniDg money ON life oil
cies- He may have wanted TO escape from
the entauglements of a woman, or TO cover
up aud eyade some defalcaIiOn, or lastly
he may have been actua,ed by no higher
motive than to plsy yankee" trick on
bis American cou>i 8 though this later is
improbable.
For either of the former three, Prell r
assumed a role exactly sui ed to the sue
csssful accomplishment of it. He p; ocures
letters to men of the highest standing and
most sacred calling. rssses himself for
MN engaged in works of Christian beney-
olenc' and philanthropy, in short, so re-
spectacle as 10 be above trickery and
fraud.
He pays his hotel bill in advance and
without being requested and disappears
when the proprietor is indebted 10 him for
a weeks sniertaiums MT. This was carefully
contrived to leave the impress; on that his
disapp.srance was not voluntary.
Why else did he pay his bill in advance?
Why did he rot deposit his money with
the proprie or instead of Carrying it arOu-d
with him
Let some one answer. When Maxwell
was arr sted at Auckland and asked how he
came by certain cuffs and col ars with
Preller's initials on them, he replied:
"They were given to me in San Francisco
By a man by the name of Robinson"
Did he meet Preller at San Francisco
going by the name of Robinson and did he
pay back TO him all the money he mad re-
ceived FROM him excepting sufficient to
take him to Auckland and the $3.50 remain
irg? We think he did.
This view OF the matter makes MsxwelPs
conduct rationsl.
II he is sotuallY guilty his conduct
makes him out q crank of the crsnkiest
kind. OswEaATCHIE.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01
We Caution All Against Them

The unprecedented success and merit Of
Ely's Cream Balm-s real cure for
catarrh, hay fever and cold in the head
has induced many adventures to place
catarrh medicines bearing some re,em-
blance in appearance, stylror name upon
the market, in order to trade upon the
reputation of Ely's Cream Balm. MANY iu
your immediate locality will testify in
highe commendation of it. Don't be
deceived Boy only Ely's Cream Balm. A
particle is applied into each nostril; no
pain; agreeable to use. Price Fifty cents,
Of druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01
Confident of Victory.

Boston, August 27.-John L. Sullivan.
the pugilist, appeared about town yester.
day preparatory to leaving for Cincinnati
IN the evening. His sunburnt complexion
and the reduced abdominal proportions in-
Dictated that he had managed to get rid of
considerable superfuous flesh, but his
weight is still several pounds over his
usual avordupois, and his fists are not az
hard as on other occasions. The champion
said ne felt satisfied with his condition
and expressed confidence that he could
whip McCsferey just as he pleased, in one
or two or three rounds,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01
Commence the Year Right.

Don't make too many resolutions, but
hold on like grim death to those you make.
If your physical system is out of order You
should attend TO that at once; for Its no
use try ing to keep stiff upper lip when
your kidneys or liver are taking the cour.
age out OF you. Ii you have really made
up your mind TO turn over a new leaf,
commence the year by taking thorough
course of the celebrated Kidney Wort.
Thousands of people testify to its good
effects for kidney diseases, biliousness, piles,
constipation, etc.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01
Guilty Beyond Doubt.

EmpOria, Kss., August 27.-Dr. Gardi.
ner, OF this city, who made q chemical
analysis of portion of the liver of j. r.
Walkup, testified .to-dsy before the
coroner's Jury that he found arsenic therein
and that Mr.. Walkup's death was caused
by arsenic poisoning. No report has vet
been received from the chemist making the
analysis of the portions of the yiscera sent
to Kansas City. There appears to be no
doubt but that Mrs. Walkup will be bound
over to appear at the next term of court,
charged with m1rderiDg her husband BY
means of poison.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01
Shot bY Burglars.

St. Louis, Mo-, August PA st.
Joseph, Mo, special to the Pos.-Dispatch,
says: Burglars entered the residence OF
August Hencke, at Amaz ,nis last night,
and attempted to rob the premises. Hencke
resisted and the burglars fired three shots at
him without effect. Turning upon his
wife, who was trying to escape, one of the
burglars fred at her, the shot striking her
in The left groin. She will die.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01
The Story Confirmed.

Galveston, August pa special from
Austin, yesterday, says: The story of the
Locke trsgedy near Johnson City is coz
Timed to-day by stage driver jus, in from
Blanco City with letters detailing the as
sassinstion as previously published.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01
A Bow Hung.

St. Louis, No., August ga Little
Rock, Arkansas, special TO the Post-Dis-
patch says. Henry Barnett, eighteen years
old and colore1, was hanged this morning
ct Lonoke, Arkansas. for the murder OF
Nelson And rson, also colored, 10 Feoru-
airy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01
Distillery Burned.

Lawrence burg, Ind, August T.-The
Glenwood distillery near this town burned
this mornipg. Loss, $4,000. Insurance,
$4,000. Banners cooper shop and small
brewery adjoining also burned.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01
PQafOmca Robbad.

Terre Haute, Ind August IA spec
ial from Clinton, Indian reports the
blowing open of safe in the posioffice at
Clinton and the robbery of $40 in stamps
and money. No clue to the perpetrators.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01
Lodged in, Prison.

New Orleans, August 29.-Aufdemorte,
the sb-conding sub-treasury clerk and
Shephr I'd, the slledged counterfeiter, who
were brought here by Deputy Marshal
Parker, have been lodged in prison.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-01
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES
Railway Accident.

New Orleans, August PA dispatch
from Jackson, Miss, reports six passen-
gers fatally injured in an accident to-day
ON the Bayou Pierre railroad.
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s@QuanJiJy and Quality.

" SSU6uLIIy 6US1 NZuts1ALys III IIIc
Diamond Dyes more color.ng is given than
in any known dyes, and they give faster
and more brilliant colors. 10c at all drug
gists Wells, Richardson & Co., Burling-
ton, VT. Sample card 80 colors, and book
Of directions for &c cent stamp.