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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-14
Why They Do It.

LONDON. Feb. 10.-The Tdegraph's Vlanna correspondent says: lt IS un- ierstoOd Italy consented t occupy Cairo, Alexandia, SueZ and 'ortlon of Ismalia. SO as to enable tls British troops in Egypt to proceed fotbwith to the frontier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-14

Buy the Mitchell wagon sold by Stsvens < Hughes. myetf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-14

the report of the killing of General Gordon and the atrocities committed ln Khartoum by Fl Mshdis men.
 Rombay correspondent of the Times renorts that the India brigade that has been definitely ordered to Sauklm will consist of2, IO6 infantry aui JJO cavalry
 GIBRALTAR, Feb. 1l.-Troops have al- ready saileI from here to relnforce Wolseley's force in the SOudan. Others will be dispatched immediately.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-14
TELEGRAPH
Fatal Explosion.

BRAZIL, Ind, Fet. 10.-A terrible accl- q Ut occurred at the rolling mill in this place ht 6:30 thIs morning. The boiler exploded, burying four men under tho puddling furnaces and killing two oth- CTS. Fifteen are injured and some will die. The fOur men buried under the furnace were all taken out dead.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-14
pruRkenness. or the Liquer HabIt Gan Re Cured by Ad n mastering Dr. HaIne>' Goi,lrn >prrffIe.

It can be given in cup of coffee or tea without the knowledge Of the per son taxing 1t. efTecting a speedy and permanent cure, whether the patient is a moderate Grinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands Of drunkards have been made temUerate men who have taken the Golden Specific 10 their coffee without their knowledge, and today believe they quit drinking oi their own free will. No harmful effects result from its administration. Cures guar anteed. Circulars and testimonials sent free. Address. Golden Specific Co.
 lS5 Race St., Cincinnati, O. eod-W-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-14

TTTIT Ofor working peopio. S.rI
 uEI Jpostage, aHd we wi.i mat -'. .. HHltT royal. valuable san Il .".
 AoAA that VIII pur you In trs v.H co. Iug more money m E few day- ra- thought possible Ht any bu=IIe - .. -- required You can live Ar home a .. spare time Only, or al The rr-H. .. i yes. of all ages. gruLdiy sIre. --. --
 to S5 ea=Ily earned cyGry csrIl~ -.- ... want work mas test thc bu-.rs-= r. - q larall le offer. To ali W O sr- C. "..- he'd we will seCc St Co I-y To- writing us. Full part cular-, dlr."'-
 sent tree. Immense pay aU-Hl-- "a. .- ..s- who start at once Don't Grl --. -'..-
 SON & co. Portland. Maine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-14
More Mexican ,Iaraudcr,.
One Hundred Babies Delivered to Chinese

SlN FEASCIsCO, Feb. 1.-The trial Of Mrs. Leonora Wilson charged with sell ing white babies to Chinese was called today. The accused refused to acknowl- edge she had eyer sold any babies. but she sand that during the last II wears she had given away about one hundred. but for whom she had never received one cent. Judge Lawlor took the matter under advisement.
 LATEE-Judge Lavlor has found Mrs. L. Wilson guilty of selling q white baby to a Chinaman, and has ordered her to appear for sentence tomorrow.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-14

Indian Territory. That portion em- braced in what is known as Oklahoma, slready belongs to the government.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-14
$2OO.OOO:=.=::::.5 5:3..... :. ,. . !. 5. 5.

m work Lat ~Iil at once bsU- -u- d.
 faster than anything else I- Au.r..H. A-'. the 1O,tOO ID presents wt.u each t-. -ls wanted every uEer-- O. either -r-. ri ... for all the tImc. or spare ',c-" 'IlE, [. N'' os at their own homes. FUr-Ur.-i
 Shs.lutsl ly assured. Don't dr.l.. D. - & Co.,. Portland Malue. r.-i
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-14
The scnntnr.. nnnrhter-

.I,sh LIIr-- Nlrr man, don't swan -yU Uay convince yUre.f li sworeiug but yu kant fha rft.r uErIirv-.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-15
Trouble in Utah.

1t appears that the arrest of Fed
eral officer in Salt Lake City by po
llicemen for violAting lofty ordinance
lis causing more trouble than the en-.
forcement of the Ednunds Anti Po-
llygamy Act. The Federal officials
assert that disreputable women had
been employed by the dignitaries of
the Mormon Church to entrap them,
and Judge Zane Of the Federal Court
besides that the ordinance under
which they we're arrested is unconsti-
tional, while the Mormons assert that
the women were not acting under
their direction and that Judge Zane's
decisions are based upon prejudice
rather than law. However that may
be, the Federal authorities have GREAT
ed the impression in Washington that
there is danger Of Mormon out
break, and battery OF artillery from
Fort Omaha, Nebraska, was expected
to reach Salt Lake City last night to
assist the troops at Fort Douglas in
suppressing riots and maintaining or
der. 1t is also reported that COM
pany Of soldiers will be stationed in
the center Of the city, to be ready at
a moments notice to prevent an up
rising.
It seems Incredible that it should
be necessary to send troops to Salt
Lake City to intimidate the Mormons
and prevent an uprising. The Nor
mon leaders, many of whom have val
liable interests in Utah, are too
shrewd to counsel such suicidal po-
Icy, and as the Gentiles say that the
masses of the Mormons are ignorant
and wholly nnder the control OF the
bishops and elders Of the church, they
would not create disturbance unless
advised by the church dignitaries to
do So Silver State.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-15

The English mint made in 1884 a
net profit of $4,000. The Deputy
Master says, in his recent report, that
much of the British gold coinage finds
its way here, and he mentions the
coincidence that as he and Professor
Roberts entered the melting-room at
the San Francisco Mint preparations
were in progress for melting ABOUT
400 ounces of sovereigns. They were
informed that from July l, 1882, to
June 80, 1884, 213,629 ounces of SOW
ereigns, of the value Of 1881 ,81S, were
melted at that mint; while at the New
York Assay Office in the eight years
ended June 80, 1884, no less than FL,
35S,S22 had been received, or an
average of 9179,743 year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-15

The largest steer and the smallest
COW in the world were recently on ex-
hibition in Chicago. The steer
weighs 1880 pounds, and is eighteen
feet in length from tip to tip. The
cow came from Scotland. She is only
thirty-four inches high and weighs
345 pounds. She walks easily under
the body of the steer. She gives
three gallons of milk daily.
We have seen this item in various
papers the past few weeks and the
weight of this steer is given all the
way from 1900 to 1880 pounds. The
later figures are probably the correct
ones.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-15

There is something suggestive in
the fact that the queen sent Sir Peter
Lumsden the order of the Bath as soon
as he returned from his forced march
from Herat to Astfabad--a march
that occupied thirty days, and during
which, according to his own report,
Sir Peter never changed his clothes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-15

1t would pay for an enterprising
syndicate OF hotel men and skating
rink proprietors to wipe out the peo-
pie of Hayti and turn the island into
a health resort. Ex-Minister Langs-
ton says that the average human life
in nayti is about ninety years. He
thinks that an American going there
with fairly good constitution would
live forever. An old man in Phila-
delphia once went to Haytl in the
last stages of consumption. He at
once began to mend and lived sixty
Ave years longer, dying at the age OF
considerably over one hundred.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-15

During the past ten years the cattle
of the United States have increased
threefold, and this is now the great
cattle raising country Of the world.
On farms there are now about 42,000,-
600, and on ranch and range property
west of the Mississippi about 10000
900 cattle are now grazing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-15

"Were you ever arrested before?'
asked Boston judge of Brooklyn
man, who was brought up on charge
OF having sworn in public at the
croockedness of the streets. ayes,
sir" promptly replied the prisoner,
"once, and in this very town, too
"What for?" ''For trying to eat
baked beans with knife" He was
discharged in disgust.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-15

A man has been arrested in San
Jose, CAL, for practicing medicine
without license. The authorities
discovered that there was something
wrong with the man when he cured
five patients in one week, and an in
vestigation proved that they were
right.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-15

In Cuba, two hours before news
paper is distributed, copy must be
sent with the editors name to the
government and one to the censor.
When the paper is returned with the
censor's endorsement the paper may
go to the public.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-15

There are 100000 voters in this
country who cannot read the ballots
they vote, but none of them have the
least difficulty in making out the fig
ures on two-dollar greenback or a
sack OF -four.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-15

Bertha Wolf, a German girl, living
in Colorado, was the first discoverer
of gold in the San Juan mountains.
She is worth 100000.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-15
Board of County Commits sioners

OF Boise county, Idaho Territory, will
meet in regular session at the clerk office
in Idaho City, on
Monday, January IL. 1856
All accounts or other matters coming
before said Board should be filed two days
prior to that time.
All accounts and papers must be legally
verified to insure action thereon, and nc
bill will be presented unless all the fees
are paid. TIN CARROLL,
June 1885. Clerk Board Co. Com.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-15

There is no miserable hide bound
spirit OF exclusveness in Tennessee.
A man who is to be hanged there can
invite three friends to the execution.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-15

A good deacon in Ohio wittily says
that absent members are like mud on
wagon-wheel; they add weight, but
neither strength nor beauty.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-15

One day recently the President re-
ceived and disposed of 1877 visitors in
seven minutes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-15

One Of the fruits Of the Reverend
Sam Jones' revival meeting in St.
Louis was $500 collection.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-15
The Diggar Indians of Rancho
Chico have full brass band.

A Union Pacific engineer has gone
to Helena to arrange for the extension
of the Utah & Northern from Butte. I
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-15

Seventeen men have been indicted
by the United States grand jury in
Nebraska for fraudulent land entries.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-15

Fancy cups and saucers, vases, toll
ct sets, plush work boxes, glove and
handkerchief boxes, fine silver ware,
china ware, bud vases, flowers under
glass, holy fountains, plush frames,
Christmas cards, fancy mugs, smoker
sets, rubber toys, toy chairs, lockets,
brackets, wall pockets, corner shelves,
shell boxes, toy tables, spelling blocks
different kinds, toy trunks, variety of
tin kitchens, kitchen sets, trumpets,
guns, toy ranches, Cranwall's wooden
toys, musical tops, ladies satchels, au-
tograph albums and lots Of other
goods.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-12-15

COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
IDAHO CITY,
Louis Garrecht, X. K. Davis.
PLACERvILLE,
Ezra Gibson, John Veasy.
QUARTzBUkG,
VIM. Bullock, Tom Fault.
CENTERvILLE.
&C. Meffert, J. Lippincott.
PIoNEERyILLE,
G. w. Anderson, Jas. :Ashforth.
GARDEN VALLEY,
Tom Carrigan, James Yuren.
BANNER,
r. A. Goodliffe,, Colby Knapp.
HORSESHOE BEND.
Mike Hally, Robt. Brainard.
GRANITE CREEK.
M. Kernon, VIM. Connaughton.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-20
Atfhe Rink.

The Howard & Rogers Combination
gave one Of the most enj Jyable enter
tainments on Thursday evening yet
given at the link.
Ats O'Clock the electric bell gave no
tice to the hosts Of skaters TO clear the
floor, when Master Winnie Shoots. the
Juvenile Bicycle Wizard OF the West
gave an exhibition OF his wonderful
riding on the bicycle. This young
rider is put ou the bills as being only
IA years old, tut no mater about hi
aye, he is truly IA master of the silen
ste,d, aut can do anything on 1t within
reason lie rides over Hee saw, theT
lup a conttivau ~ something on the orde
lot a step ladder, with az much ease n
lon the floor. The little whistle blew 1t
rouuielay, wnen Master Charles Whit
N female atti e, made his appearance
land entertained US with some difficult
steps on he rollers. She or he winke
! and fiiried With the boys % ait glid
ed around tie Gree. His make-u
was perfection, and you ough. TO hav
seen the Ia 'cs OF several when he too
! off his VII, AT The fiuish. Prot NJ.
Window, ou jumbo rollers, and skate
with two rollers, without fastening,
~as n wonder TO sce.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-20
10 sse..a n.pt,ss cAare..

Rev. DIR. Peddis gave ar able lecture
last night In the Second Baptist Church
on the subject OF Good Cheer" and ne
banded IL IN such manner that All
present telt more cheerful and hopefui
from listening to 1t. He drew many IL
lust rations 10 encourage persons IN TAX
| ing a cheerful view OF verything. AS
the earth and flowers needed air and
Sunshine, 40 man needed hope and
warm ch erful nature.
He alluded to Robert Emm ct whowas
asked before he was sentenced death II
he had anything to say. Emmett re-
piled, have only to ask that you will
leave my grave alone On after age
will build my mon ument." Mr.. Peddie
urged the importance of proper train
ing of the rising generation "a meant
| Of good cheer to the nation.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-20
p..,, of.L.rxe coIor.d wo~..

Charlotte Stansbury, q remarkaoie
colored woman, weighing 5H pounds,
died At Ceotrevilla, Queen Anne's 90,
Md. some two weeks ago. shs WAS
sister of John W. Riley, 800 Wilson
street. this city. For some time she was
cook for Jacob Pussy, OF this city, who
has farm In Queen Anne's County but
growing so very large, he WAS compelled
70 make a change, and he took her 70
!Centreville, where she died. Charlotte
Was very sensitive in regard 10 her sizt
land wsisht, and nothing could induce
Iher to bs weighed. A neigh
Dor, however, played II trick on her aud
got her weight. He got her TO ride hom'
on a wagon loaded with coal, and OF
pretense Of ascertainipg tho weight o
the coal, he drove upon the scales. Sh'
did not see the ruse aud WAS caught
After he had unloadod Charlotte, III
ldrove back and weighed his wagon ant
coal a second time, and ftuud n baianc
lin her favor AZ 537 pounds. She was
serious, honest, pious woman, Rreis
Hover OF camp meetings, and was AWAY
foremost and energetic In every goo'
lcburch work Her pastor, Rev. MI
Hamilton wrote very fac obituar
notice Of Mrs. Stansbury, but 1t Ia to
long for publication.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-20
Polo Cub.

AT last We are to have polo club IL
Wilmington, and the following organi
zation has been effected, to be called
the Wilmington Skating Club: Presi
dent, ii. W. Beardsley; Secretary, q
II. Ellison Treasurer, Z A. Brindley. a
committee OF five wasI appointed 10 or
ganize polo teams and select uniforms
consisting OF G A. Brindley, Charles A
Rudolph, Edward Farra, Percy Morri
ron aud A. A. Cobb. The necessary re
qnisites have been purchased, and We
may soon wines. game of polo playeC
at the rink. This team already have q
membership OF 26 members aud pros
pee: Of more coming in.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-20
- AKainstth RIM

The knowledge ia. n. y.
question TO was be disra,s-i h, !
Scott Literary soc.ti, vi, h.
brought out lslse agii,uc. !,
sidering the inclrmeuc, q !
weather. The program a. ,
interesting one. Nj. Umube "a. I,
or, At fleet, and Miss Lucy B.r., !.
a very full and LUCID dr.c,ip,jn
the Great Eastern. rhoma, VIA
Mr.. O'Daniel, j. T. Parker AID /,
I. Bartlett made. pleasant imtra,
speeches. Mis- Lizz.e sprr,e a,'
very pleasant rocii ati,n. Thu mn,
terest of the evening ceu'.ird u M
bate on the follow tns qut,,iop:
Resolved. That the ska us m
more injurious tLan b. arhc.ai d,
young people.
| John T. Bartlett and lLoun Vii
firmly anu ably maintained tt. 4
native, and Mir Nj. auG F.LI
ter Al ably rel u,ed the ar.uneasI
the audience d.cided against tel
Daily Republican., 1885-03-20

be and he 10 hereby directed to report
by Tuesday, the Gath Instant, what
railroad and canal companies have
failed to pay the capitation tax to the
State, and for what time they have
failed to pay said tax, and II possible,
what amount Of tax is due the State
from said companies.
Mr.. Wilson offered resolution re-
questing Representative John +. Sauls-
bury TO deliver q lecture on the subject
of Experimental Farming, In the hall
OF the House, before the members OF
the General Assembly, on Tuesday
evening next.
MIR. salisbury offered an amendment
that all members who vote for the re-
solution be confined in the New Castle
lcouuty insane asylum for one month.
The amendment was lost and the re.
solution adopted.
Bills passed To lay out new road
in Mispillion Hundred to renew the
Icharter of Franklin Loan Association
lof Wilmington. Adjourned until 8
10 clock.
The house met at 80 O'Clock. Bills
passed /: To amend tie charter OF the
town of Newport by authorizing the
commissioners appoint q jucge u
hold the town election for tno releI U
+. A. and S. A. FINLEY (to perfect titl'
to land sold by Sheriff's in which Their
was an ipformslity) in relation to th'
. adoption of children authorizing tn
iiproper measures to be- taken by tn
: lorphaus' courD.
AT o'clock the order OF the day tn
!, act for the protection and preservation
of fish, oysters and game, was taken vi
and on motion of MIR. salisbury tn,
= house went into committee of the who
otMr McCabe In the chair.
Il After considering and amending ii
bill the committee arose aud reported
back to the House. when it was read
a lthlrd time and passed. The sena
joint resolution In relation TO the jun
Il property was concurred in. House bill
y passed TO incorporate DUPONT Post n
:, 2, G.. A. X. ; to incorporate the Do y
Library to incorporate the Riversi'
= Lum Der y mpany.
70 Senate bills passed To ipcorpoIa
= the Associated Charities of Wilmin
ton to Incorporate the Diamond Frr
!, Company IL incorporate Smyth POI
,,sl No l &. A Il. Adjourned until 81
!. clock TO MORROW morning.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-20
Robert Cottingham.
Tho Druggist BIZ

The committee appoints. y
DRUGGISTS Of tEir Gig 10 .c'us.s
Morgan Pharmacy bil m-je NJ
~ u recent meotlLR Of uuna
amendments, which tasg M
would increase the efficiency d iai
and the bill ~ amended; vas h4'
The comm iti.e wera i'sIn 10 ~
ens II to the Legislature aat lsz'
went TO Dover, where they baii
con ference in the afternoon WI
mem hers, who slem,d 10 bc 7tVs'
ably disposed toward u. I'll, =
bilities are that this bill whlNI
-.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-20

Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works ~
packed Opera House last ,I,'t.ss1
was highly entertained Ms u
of Philadelphia took itt pan y "a
farley and Miss CrnlS'Asla ,.ii,,|
at the piano. AS The FneI I'd
was for the benefit OF vest l,a
ian Sunday School tie c'iai 's.%l Il
mostly made made ~ by m ns,n I
the school who all did thc't M nr,]
Professor Clappe and NJ = h iiNs
der assisted in the nnr.tt ''"0
Daily Republican., 1885-03-20
Elf 7 / EDIT (I,


Tomorrow af'e,run -
Armstrong's Ministries AZ, MI s'stg
pear at the Opera House. and rams
hrst class Performance ,neiA
pany Is one OF the 90, nos i ny ~
public. and on the pcca,t, ~ln,a
firsi visit to this city a few, " "
made very favorable wa m'te
Since then, they hay, been 'r p'.s
ing in Philadelphia, ard r''a
greeted with crowded hone. ~ v
pany comprises some VI H. h.., 80
In the burnt cork bu.,,.,. "sns
the price Of admission /, o,'I, "a ~ !
cents, with 10 cents a5,lii,t%',N
choice reserved seats, there i. NJ u
but hey will be literally r,,,n sSN''
Monday and Tuesday evs,5 ,vut 4
Silver King" will be mr..,,., y
Harry Miners COMPANY, s,,b w.
sent revolving scenery t,gpsi ., "
and wonderful mechani,J ~
The character Of Wiufred bs,, lug
be sustained by p G.. R.1,.,
known and fret class ar,is
Daily Republican., 1885-03-20
Rattle wan Grsa'p''

The village OF Hog, ~ !. p p
the junction of the MI as, ;, a. ,,3.l,o,d,
Fort Worth and Denver Il TIN, "irn.|
taken possession OF by gang 4 Ina M 4
who drove away the r"i'ta'a N, NJ,
citizens from the station "a; T M
of pistols. An incomins , ,.s,ru.
ENVIRONMENTS, aud The Mid
driven out on the p'a,'.s. l., .a,hy|
counts they were pst' etilis ,
bers that fight was feared
Daily Republican., 1885-03-20

A Little Iowa War;

Governor Sherman, Of Iowa,on Thurs
day went IT, the office of State Auditor
Brown. in Dec Moines, and again de-
manded admittance. The door was
locked, ard, no effort being made to op-
en- 1t, the Governor ordered out file Of
tho State militia, who went to the CAPT
toll battered in the doors OF, the Audi
tors Office and took possession OF II
"hy force Of arms" Cattell, the Auditor
protempore by appointment, then took
possession Of the Ufiice, Brown, In the
meantime, havins.been arrested by the
Shei Il.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-20
Extreme Cold.

During the present week ne 'a'
ture in the Hudson Va lr' la'n
every morning from = 10 ; ttg'es \
Zsro The ice In the river a fsas1
sic Ii 3 TO i2 inches thick.
A southeast storm, hrSialllsI
snow and changing 10 ran pm
on Thursday at ia ila9. Ia 'h,n
OF Nova Scotia ia roal 't"sl "
rupted by snow dr,ii' a br a.s
east storm preva''ei n New bfa y
pilling up hing" snow dFl''o1 "
roads.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-20
~ <re<<
S,Nmmiaai0nArH,

Incorporated "a 1868 for rs years BY thu
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes-vith capital Of 1900, ooo-te
witch reserve fund OF over $3.50, o00 has strcs
been added.
ny On overwhelming popular vote ite frs
ofise was made part OF the presen: stat'
Constitution adopted Dec. md A. ID 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and en-
dorsed by the people Of any state. II neve
scales or postpones.
Its Grand Single Number Draw
fBss take place monthly.
AkPE.ENDIn OPPORTUNITY IT,
WIN A FORTUNE. FOURTH GRAM
ORA VINO, GLASS u, IN THE ACADE
MY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS. TUES
DAY. April II, ISS5-.i79h Month!
Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, s75, 900.
100, 600 Vic h cts Al Five Dollars Each
Fr&cIiOas, fn Ftftbs tn Proportion
Daily Republican., 1885-03-20
RaflrOaA Accident.

LANCASTER, Pa, March IA
h'svy west-bouId freight train on the
J., usyivauia Railroad ran into another
train that hal IA car Oft the track neal
Paoii early this morning.
The engine, tender and three cars o.
the rear train we're telescoped and se'
on hfe, being completely consumed
Fireman Glutz, Of Philadelphia, WA
buried in tho ruins Of the engine Int
WAS dead when rescued. Conducts
Keecb and engineer Schultz, both o
Columbia, were also injured.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-20

All is quiet al Panama imsI
steamer Wachusett mas rri'e' w.,
British steamer Heroine II gl.ss.,
railroad. ills reported from V ''s.,
the rebel leader pr.f'a ,'a' W. WI
eigners twenty-Dur beu'' lo, ..I,,H
that town. News from me 'e', MN
Isthmus is 10 The eli 4 ''a A., !
r,puau and San t'7lvaieISaM ~ d
are massing on the fronuef q n-,
AMI tho, ~ st.-licx vii pr9mo3''
DO made. " Honduras Is rfP9'"''
III insurrectiou.