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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-05-01

JAMES smith, veteran prospect
or, arrived here Wednesday from
North Idaho, coming via Salmon
Meadows, and Mineral District. He
owns locations in Mineral. The ore
In that district carries copper, and
some gold and silver, but not in nav.
ing quantities. Mr.. Smith left Bonan-
"a year ago last March for the Occur
d'Alene mines. He says few claims
there paid, but the mines were NOT
very extensive. Mr.. Smith has gone
up to Beaver creek to prospect a
ledge he discovered several wears aro
lie says 'he thinks of prospecting this
season in this county, between Ban
ner and Summit Flat and other places.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-13
CONTINENTAL CURRENCY.
Relies OF the Re,oru,lonnr, war

.
tl3i e.. -. NJ claim. Of Wet sta
lDn ha- three pieces II Continental
money, which are certainly
rnre and very valuable re.ic-.
They are printed ia black ink ou
common i"o-p.t Bristol board. one
i.rcr- J. "a 50 BILL and ha. never
been used 'ing" u " 81 paid 10 rcvo-
Ii-uuhrt -"idi"r Who fought AZ Bum
a.r liI.. IT Wa l,-ui November .,
l''n. ami nn front reads the United
colonies vi pAt 81" bearer thirty
~raui-i. iu.i.ed dollars. OF the value
~ gold, etc AMI VA, Snrd b. VIM.
johnson. Ia one corner are the
word. good government revere
across the end "dcath to counterfeit,'
"u the reverse, surrounded by Dor
Ter Hr" me words thirty dollars.
printed IN long primer capitals with
-ra'" hctWr"u each letter and com
pounded with nu en- dash This
piece wa- printed hY Hall Il sellers.
lhilHhcIpla
one of the other pieces last liu
issued Nas u. lti6, and j. -iguol h1
H"hrr, Morris aud Gcor9c ~canu.
me other ON WIS issued by North
(nTuiluA and IrDmi-p- ia t.l ..
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
LIVE srocK MAexlr-sY rELs,nApn

CHICAGO Sent 2l.Th> DroD>rs Iourart reoorts ri"i.-
Receipts huInenis 400 nead msrse steady:
Exports 5OdsG 90 COWS ana Mtef 81 OO@s3 - HpcE.
srs ~ 5JGs3 s0 Feeders % 6J0s6 40 Texans sJ4OS
81 81.
Hoos-ReceIpts $1,000: shioments. GGO0i market arm
Rough 7od ds3 90 PACKING an0 Shlppins ~ OO1
- 30 i: lLght s8 SOd ~ 30; SkID4 - OUHS375
Shsep-Rcceipts 2.uUO head Shipments. - heal nrSet
Gnet Inferior ~ 50 ass 20 Natives - OOds3 10 Texans
81 16Or5 90 -- 200 -,,---.-,.
81 LOUIS. sept 2i.-CatnH-Rcceips ZOO shipments
FAIR TO Choice NaUye shipping steers,
81 35ds5 75 Butcher steers. 80 OO@si 5o Grass
Shssn-Rece,pts SEQ: shipmcnts 800. common % 81.
dunn %: Far CLOce 90 73ds3 5O LAMBS - %
asa 90. 49,. 80. -, 81, q.
Hogs Receipts. 1000 shipmenta 800 hght ~ 200
a. - Packing. - 50Dsi OJ HcayH - lOdsi % -.-,
BUFFALn Scot I.-CdeHeceiDts today. 100 1eat b3ta
4.S0O mead f0T sans neaI Teek $500
head 81 cars market quiet and caeIi
j1oco StserJ s. 7O@s1 7o StooXerS am feces
- dSi 10. - . -
Receipts 200 head total for week thus far
II 100 head for week 1900 head conhsnch
through cars active and higher. Me,um 10
Good 81 % as 90 GOOD 10 Choice SO oOGS l6i western
Lambs. ~ 20 no 90. -. ---. -, .,
5000 for slns tne last week 1900! mead con.
sied through n O whlcn 80 10 New loik market
ac,tve; Medium 10 Fair YOrker5 81 20 asa 80 G0on 70
C olce 81 4094 65 Butchers Grades 81 4O6sl Ao rigs
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22

ssP;ssH se 9sssSs sS s'% an
No e' %mre s'SS.' Ssc No 4 r. 2Sc S%.'- '-' ''
MILWAUKEE. sept 2i. .-wheat stolfy, 80 Cast. $780,;
0aIs seaiy; NJ S25Sc aSe firm No l. 55is'. Bariev-
No t2@s lrovSons Mess PORK Casr OF septe9ner.
Or seDt.m5sE 81 25 October s. 2 suttor- seady
Si S6S Sa Wheat
bbls.; Wheat. G.OIO nusb.: barley $4,000 Dusn.
PEogn III, sept 2l.-Corn easier Hgh Mikcd. 41ai2c;
SIC NV 40 MIrG e5 ats sl urn sS ~ siiss sc
RsceIpts-c 55o0o busht Oats Ia 900 I'VE loo b1sc.
s553nents-Corn 10000 bush; oats 10000 oushi Rye
% demand for oIs Gsss 70
iafe reqaroro ns western and PenHsyivsnS su,
pei s3O0Ssa?j. DO Extra s. s7sas3 IS Prpusgryania
s 6 So 6aws. Il %Sor Sasas s,ns
s47oas5 1b Wheat closed highor at noon ca i ex,
Delaware ~ eIpSrp ele1a.or es c No snHvlvshs
sG IN s5n G oSoS ssSS NGyemSs SaSS3e
December ~ % Oc Corn aarss, guet at os.I ssss
NO Mixed 10 grain dsDoG $gc@ stosDsr SO yellow
IN grain DEPOT lHc No. Yelo% uack 5otei No.
1o0 port seTator @ '9sg AVE. aifso sevS@Ssr tsa
spot icts firm New aeieotod White se92oqc New No.
White A0o3lLci No Mnire. 5Ia C. sG u
sSLci Nov S3a33 &c La33s, geoeips Flour 5000
bbs Wheat b.o0O busn. Corn. l20On bnsni Data isOoo
Oats l5uoO ousn-
ST. LoUls sept 2l-F1our nulot Xxx 81 eoase 90: Xxx.
sancv 81 5Os5 IL; Ps,ents 50 ass o. Whos, sohve;
otds Ssg ass SoTSS orm 'eR.s@oe asn &
September. iO26Ilc. October. 3S3. d3s7-a. Year 552
SS mc @ 2st' sys s M 20 .SeS M .5e1 @ a SSc sa sSs
isuncnanged steady I3al lSinn Flax seca steady
az Cora msn 'Sr an' s9"S Hasry .tonds P
s. so snort Gsar s. Do a1 or1 It
Eeeeas1ES9 400 Sn, % w@fs % GS 1S nns earPc1
1905 shiomenL. Fioar 1;ooe oo's, Sne. Loo 100
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
STATE or TRADE

BALTIMORE Sept 2l.-cotton daIl a1t1z 9,ac , Flour
50 5lesi o DO FANNY g 90 iGty p N.
super % O0Vsj2 10 Gtri - % @s3 70 no. lo brn4as
S1S'' saisni s. 5 WRc,-souhsu steady sher
SEA se@0tS 10 90
ssgteTSeT 5TS eaSS Western G1
southern White - e55c.; 10 Yellow 59954ci Western
Year 44SSai. steady and nrne, sou!aeT9 80
%s''eEU ssS %0 ave SSe TS a. oS 81 Go1c
@ ana active PORK SO 9Osl9 80 Flour
27O7 obs Wheat 900 oush Corn II 900 nnsn.i 9its o
SSs cosn C0 bush $4,000 Corn
osr Se sssn asSS ;. g. p@ SniSt SGs
%nea ,roRs sd wDsy ;as SS' c No Ss White al zoe on
track Corn steady sales car lots No Mixed At 49,. nc
1 GTs Se S &ns ht @
c 0s We ger % and zGc cdS HG Hs 70
sseeI eGepsFour i&6o b5ls Wheat bush corn
S2O bbis Wheat % 900 bush $4,000 Oush oats 1000
sept 2TGg Gas, %So, sTa ts1dy e sl f9qSI &c
aSnSsCIe aaw Ssaces : 90 vs our 80 in barrels
Wheat Ssyo a. asg gA'G o sa1Ss
sas SSysmSs Sa ssgS6S sd o6 Ya sl0sTs
sspe%.S, ss,G, a agts 4 SoSo@6e s5S'ni A.
&c Setose1 so;us at oss cash
s50z5 i've cIs9s ssSay 2S No & otSSs sS %
%LOc b.rsyNc ''9so 9SS PSrs steady cash g g5so %
So o sSiosns al - SSss
as 50 eesas g Is spssmS:r l1S '''
sd n1 @ss "a November. SO l2i2as6 l5 Bulkmeais
Shoulders s3 1884 Short RIP sdes 80 ~ T~s9 o 10
6pIs1 Whela 27.0oc bush Corn $4,000 o oush1 shnst
,oDy Iv2 In,O mia, WneaI 600 bushL Corn lnaOOO
bn.n oats 100 O0U Dusni $4,000 bush barley ZfoOo
bush. - -. -. err,, Family
sS Inax4 40 Fancy TO- Wheat easier NO h~l
aic. recepts 1900, shipments 700 lush Corn quiet
No 3 Mixed. i6a462c oaLs nrm No Mixed ssaa sac
tvc-No 2 Fail &c. Barley steady No. FalL soc
Pors ouli at 80 25. Laro orn AZ ~ l59sS tdSs ~
pnEmests easter shoulders, 81 90 shortriD: ID oo
pen nn,e, and nrm shouderA 81 25 5nort-rb s9 10
Short uislr 81 06 whiskey dull and steady az 81 sx w
iiogs aniet Common and Light ~ ougst ~, rsca c
Ing anc ButcherA sS 9oosi to' receipts sii neA1 '"''
uents. 42b heso. - -
Dargorr sept 2l.Whest easier Nal "h''@ ooo' 'A'a'
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
sTAlNED.
-a o,,,,,-- H.. I Low Mailing .......... Si5,
Sty2c, 9.onI or Iinary MiddlnS ......... 99ls
Entnres yere 20 points hcher Sales 7G70O bales.

Market closing steady Transferable notices. 0ooc'
G5nss y ggSss gS5sc Jo % 1eg sss
,een: manly on mSamm 70 % he trade for export has
SSS3G SSen Gue H @ed saes 1000 nclng zoo ees
S6is Winter Wheat Extra, - S45 - 49, ''e e9s
ET5s e g NS s sSTh 81 aSaSa and SO s. @ @
400 bbls S H LTFa at 9 w. S" 4 80 80 'Oc euotst,one
's F1e at - sasss aperfRe s. 95sxs 4S Extra a no 10
y o Sod % coiss Extra CONNIE"
hsca g 4oG$ 25 CommOa Extra $50
Clear s. O5a$4 00 I'VE Mlyure "a Ogs1 tr S,isI .s @
81 Is ST. outs Common Extra t5aS4 ooi Far to
%s SS2@ 81 Wheat xrs aGSa q 70 y Mn
do,nS dnsS. seaSy SG F 'FIouRHouS prices
changed sles nsldn n 81 DO cs9S9 @ ass S 6ooa
FLOUR shade nigner with n'l active Iaae ueiInd
e sa e. toyV H,tI I'm mo9e money CKWhEAT FLOUR
New more active Wit 900 sacks to arrive at g 30
Western O0asS 30; Brandywne' 80 20@sS 3d. sles
GRAIN-wHEAr-Marse unsettled Cash lots, opened
heass and advanced c per bush anu CT" ga %
ssFsScHd ysy Sd c then With scarcely strength nd
% sl1snS rse sSsae{ Se eas Seat SO for export Milling
an oS6bush spot including Ungradcd Winter Red - e98e
latter for very GaSe i NY idg aaG2 S'eaSr 5s sc No
ped fSG s pte%ber Sc closing a. for october
Closing al SIC g9c DO ior December closing at
$50 FSs o'.c closing sing at rye Hs
%rFst a. iGI d my and press omn Western quoted
MHLT aaEed mall sles Canada 1'. az "a
Sdred csR lots nave deced options opened
heavy declined ga Sc. then teIoVeIei part on 'o
decline and closed steady at &c above the inside prices
roe bnsi a. IoI EXP III far home and Tary
active snsac options and also IN lots % arrive cost
freight an insurance hppers bought -oO bush Sales
ii fIO bush future 6J0OC0 blsh. SCOT and 10 ar 5e
Including Ungrsed Mixed % 10 2 Hitod % r 4SS
4sc m I'll vtpOr, diSl2r ahoat 4shdAasc 70 atIlse
rosi }regh aud insurance UnRraded White &C. d@vcred
No White a. . soc in elevator IS L,cdevered No2 Mixed
for September fsa0 closing 4Si2c do for OeoDer
1Sa6tSIc g closing 4sac; do. Or November osG SAC
cosine at 4s'c. do. for December 29 14e closing
sf ,7a.c; do January BsSs 4oc CLOSING At '4c
OATS-,o White were tc belteS other grades anu tla5
hunt IL
IcSy,r mn drcneI Ia SC then recovered PVT Z tH
decline and closed steady shae above the n'i tct9
bush frture 2S5.1O Ouah spot ar ~ arf'N
including No A1eI al sc; No 2 29'sa ~ &c -
elevator &c delivered ana "a. 70 arIlNe Snsi. Htgh'
and Insurance No. nominal 81 SOC NO Whie %;
TO arrive co irelght
and Insurance; NO nominal at 3Jc Mixei Wesiern 2 ?
soc; Whiie do 34a42c No iixei for SepcmDer Sbt40
oqIc closing at 29c DO Ot pher - sd!S4c closing
at sc do ior November. @oi26S c oosiDg 81 % &c 90
Drce uter 81 C. closing al 81
with p moderate trade.
Stocks IN store in New-Yorx BROOKLYN nrd Jersey Ity
grain and held IN railway lighters on cerhcate
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
ouorATloys on DEgyRs TO-DAY.

REVIEW OF THE WEER.-The arrivals the past week
77O last week. and 2OB6 head less thaD
the corresponding time last year. -. Att, o
With light yas there was an Improvement on Iuy lug
per loo Range Cattle aud Cod Natives on Wedncsdy
last but and Medium Native, showed no advnce
closing ami dun without clearance ne receps on
FRIDAY quite LIBERAL but with better dresseu fee
trade gherers hold WELL and with some export
demand yards mostly cleared before ~ o'clock
Eleven which late could not be cosod out
Prices about tee "Wednesday.
Gable advices received Friday we're less encouraging
showing decline of about c per ID In American Herisera
tor Beef 49,.
BEEVEs-Receipts to-day 20) at Jersey CITY,
and SO 60thst making 5000 mead against head
hast Monday. -,
to-day uptown all went 70 Exporters and saugh.
terers with the exception OF few OF Bulls which were
cold at 2ia13c
arrivals Jersey City qute heavy but with some
export demand fair demand city sauzhterers
Pie pens we're mainly cleared by noon Prices show but
httIe change from trday, and Good Natives
fuled tolerahly nrm. Two cars OF little indian
Csttle sold st SO GO and Texans and Colorafos at
43 s54s6 40 with some Of the best as high as
Is c0aS5 co. Poor Naive steers went low - with
taes Of Common 10 Choice at 81 b01$6 26 and Extra
fesoed SO 40 with fow picked Kentucky sold ~ 80
Bulls solc 81 os3 10, and at "a 20
With few Cows retaiied at 81 o2fasj 80.
MT Eastman purchased 30 head at Jersey City, In addition
Uo the 692 heal received dIrect uptown
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
Marvellous
Success.

inng and re ting ps
McdirnI Aayiscr."
illustriiioLA ~ont /
ten Csnts4u Z npt, .
our terms for treatni
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22

PRoVIsIoNs-PoRK-Ex remain Indifferent and
the genera acks an nation Prices arc not dis
turJei ruhng stcay sales 200 bbis mess 80 %
sil o0nsi12i Mess quoted sIOOo@slo26 Tor inspecie
81 as9 % for 1nlns2eeted fanny NY W"
BEEF-l cont inues aek snd prcts 1etl9in pom
inaly quoted ast city Itrs India Mess ~ 90
So 90 asiS ooB BEEF HAMS-iaye a Is ht densn.
Ste tiy pllc, Quoted sl5 26GSl5 1o...CUT Mats.
Thee "a a demsnd for Bellies but other Gu rue
dnl Prices show material change. sales 0Olo II
Pic lied Bellies IL ID 6c. G00 b do light Sac
shoudes 45sd4a.c. Smoked Shoulders 5s40j7sc: Picked
Hams i'I4Gllc.: smoked dop il9i u l2c Nj lDDLEs-
,n &C. for Western delivery Clear 5g0c;
Short Clear O. SsED HOGS-Aie wen 91st NED
in lrce. with lair demand heayy 70 Light 62aOci
suffering The most selling down 700 points
months OF only trine closing at the rates
Western Steam SPOT part 635 065 2 so tcs TO arrive
e$Oc cost and rig1l sept n6er ciGsed e$i ~ SeS3c
ecember c. closing 640d64 c.; JaDuarg, clos
~, ~ &c Refned Continent quoted at 670c and south
American 7l5c BUI En- hoee grades have more De
and pat otherwise thefe te IL me N @ 1e s,s WsskeI
90 2Oa22c Erin do State Daryhalihrkin tubs
I6a2Oc Western Dairy l2aljci WSseIn faGiosy G@iSG5
quoted prices STATE. oLasci Night skins go ssGSe
the em is vcry moderate state 2V02lc' Can idan l9S
10 oca Western, l9lad2ul2c. ,- o.ooo =.
sTTAnINr.-I ard uls tied and lower sales 10000 n
Cty private terms quoted G4c go Western October
TO December delivery 0i2c Oeonargihe hfm AZ &C. saes
bags aaceio Sc ana 100 bags ST. Doning. 8 ?c Refined
Sust crgshe 5nSes ii'es cgt Loaf n 1h@1sc
5isc; CoafectiSners' "a" lei; Standard o." Ga4ci
on "a" 6gc3 y lie Extra &C" 6ss 7'lec'i Extra "c'
fALRow~stes6y and in moderate demand Prime City
quoted at 5llc. lid. sales. $4,000 ID. 6k01%c
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22

moval of disease which does not exist unr Conpiet
VIII b cent 10 nnK ai esa ON rcceint nf ton ce
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-spo. quet AMI unchanged; fair Skci 2oo9
az Fawcett sold private terms Optlons opeie
Iet steady and unchanged bat closed rather weak %
90 bags closing September o:t0G OCto-
Der ST0aG7b November G709U.7I; December 6710osoi
January 6SOaOs5: February 69OG.so Mafcn, o'o a.
zoo Sd grades were md STEADY sales, S5o DaFs
Merarqiho 1000 Caracas. l,666 L4glsyta ltS Centrl
American 800 Santos peaberry ana iAo CuDah Oh p"'
Terms .,..o, o.,o. ore
bsles go SATURDAY EVENING" all for hon coDsumpt on e
ceipts ports to-day 2414 bales against l06 TINS as
lasi week @503 last years ain Se2lcnDer l. zOOO'o
bales against 10 S25 tor the same period last year.
The quotations. according the Ameiicaa cas iacaton
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22

THE LAKE ERIE AND WKsIEES RAILWAY CoNPAY.}
No no BROADWAY. NEw-YORK. sept 7. 1888. y .
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
~ meeting ~ the st ckhOlders OF the Lake Brio ana
Western Railway COmpany f,r tue ele ton ~ three @ Oi
for the perod OF three will be held AZ
the Of the company In bloomington l On wednesday
the !Ath day Of october. 1885.
books will remain closed from september IL 10
October Ii, 1885, both Inclusive ........ - --,-
NOTICE is hereby given IN pursuance OF o
OF tho trustees OF the American Cotton Oh
Company NewYOrk that The said corporation Will apply
by petition supreme Court Of the state Of Nowf 0rk
thereof 90 be held ~ Chnmb OF sad Court
az the House in tho CITY Of Ncwfork on the
3Oh day september 1889 no IL o'clock as soon
therea Ter counsel De heard for an or or authorizing
corporation 10 change It's name and assume inc iowns
corp0rate name, viz: American OIL Company or New.
York"
N"''' ROBERT b. BROWN,
President.
III. c. HIGHET.
l. H. ARNOLD IT, Secretary
Attsrney for petitioner,
G2 Wallst
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
a FAIR AND BUSgNESS-LIK
Signs Of
Disease.

the rractice oi mefici
acCur IS with " lich
tauun o, ski ul!y trca
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22

The treatment OF diseases ofthe uriuary or
Eecalty Oi our prfCt ce at the ingal,ds' Hot
receipt = nume Ous inquiries for a complete
these m ladies. We nave published a l1rge. illl
bs sent TO any address on receipt OF ten cents
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
NV YoRK. Arr. 81. .1aal

NtN 1Ohk ~ nR u, lbNO.
In consequence Of tie insolvency Of the wabash ~ Louis
Hallway company eclosure and sslc OF the
property covered By the general and collateral trust mort
has become and plan % r-organizaion
arranged with the Lon Ion Committee Of general
bond lcrs claiming 10 present majority o. the
bonds held in Europe aud tho holders Of the collateral trust
formal agreemcnt for such plan into eject
l. ready for the signature Of American bOndholcrs at
the oni,e Of tho committee. No l9j Br0adway.
Boldrodefs ung the agreement viii no required
to deposit their bonds Ni the nndeigned and Will receive
temporary ceipt Iguv ~ the Mercantile Truss
Company Ncwi ork which viii De exchanged engraved
they be oparod The certificates
will tho holder the BIN H. In accordance with
the agre which they T. be dcpo. tel and
application viii be made Tie Newl Or stock EIchlngo 10
place these certificate, upon the regular bond list.
The unfosigned appointed Putch sing Committee in the
agreement viii procee1 with all due diligence out
the prov the same. and thereof
he holders OF general motyage and collateral trust
mortgage bonds ssniy he assent by sguns the agree
rnent dcly Including the English bOuHholders
about SO OOOOJO OF tho general mortgage have already
assentef-
Of the and further information be OBJ
tained a Office. No 'v5 Broadway New.York city.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
Professional.
Help n0ante0.
Dres9ma III !.

DRESSMAKING.-B two Young ladies ,lSlt lig1t
~ employment dressmsking or family ss%hg h Once
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
TO INVESTORS.
POST, MARTIN & co,
No. 2Ah PINE-sT

rI'O THE HOLDERS OF THE GENERAL
a MORTGAGE ASD COLLATERAL TRUST BONDS
OF THE WABASH ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIo
New-York tribune., 1885-09-22

mrnt for eNami ming 10 organs invo
splrom t'rs. etc. etc a well - al
{ oI Ui sprlys. fumi gluous. ltOniZa
apI rived mrdical a 'uliCRtiOnt
Wepu h,i three srplrste books o
Consumption. tarYn slfisnn brinC
or Ph hisic. giying new tnd snccc--
Chronic y NaSal attTth pricc. pO.tf
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-08
COLORED MEN FOR FORAKER.
Enthusiastic Meeting at tho Wigwam
Last Night.

From Morning Edition.]
good crowd OF colored men turned out at
the wigwsm meeting last night, to hear the
issues of the campaign discussed by their own
people. +. c. Clay presided over the meet
ing, and introduced, as the first
speaker. James Buford, candidate for
infr:nary director, who made one of
his honest, straightforward, common-sense
speeches, hitting the nail on the head every
time. Speaking Of the prevailing business
depression under the democratic administra-
ton, Sir. Buiord made the following practical
application OF his politics: "Take the whole
length OF Main street--taks High street.
take Limestone street, and you can't find
load of brick lying on the street,
from one end Of the street to the o,her-the
longest streets in the city. Now, that is
Democratic rule. These are the good times
they told us we would have" Mr.. Buf1ord
was frequently applauded. At the close Of
his remarks, Graham Deuwell, was in
troduced ard made fine speech,
touching upon all the issues OF
the campaign, and demonstrating very clearly
that the best interests Of the colored race lie
with the republican party.
After Mr.. Deuwell, Sandy Russell made .
few remarks, commenting upon the NAL
treatment OF colored men by democrats in
Cincinnati, and contrasting in a very strong
light their treatment in this city, where the
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-08
I.otta.

The presentation of "Num'zelle Nitouche"
at the Grand last night by Lotta and her eI.
cel!eut company, was greeted with a large
and exceedingly sppreciative audience.
This original, sparkling musical burlesque
has been emiuently improved in the changes
made in it to suit Lotts's efiervescing modes
of acting. The changes from Demise do
FIavingy to Nitouche, the Japanese princess.
and then again to the drummer boy, gave
the charming little actress ample sway for her
most brilliant, ever pleasing and delightful
role. Always charming, delightfully."- cute,
yet mos, natural and free, Lotts promises to
please the thtster-eo eoers as the revolving sea-
Sons come and go.
One OF the features of the evening was J.
A. Stuart's bass solo known as the "Tribute
to Wine" which was given third encore.
The audience last night packing the Grsld
with one of SprineGeld's most brilliant audi
ences, is indicative OF the fact that er-pless-
ing little Lotta IS n fiyorite in Springfield
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-08
SET FOR TRIAL.

First Assignment Of C,vii Cases for the
October Term.
from Morning Edition.l
Yesterday, CLERK Rabbits assigned the
cases, previously "noted" Tor trial at the Oc-
tober term, as follows
TUESDAY, OCT. 20.
5792. Mary +. Corbiu vs. H. E. Bateman.
5998. John Ratteburn vs. Jacob Oinger.
ct al.
6Oss. Spence 4 Arthur vs.. John Edmon-
6275. Amos Briggs, ct al vs. Webster
Barrett.
"WEDNESDAY, OCT. Il.
GAIA. VIM. Becker vs. James Foley, sheriff.
64l9. VIM. Becker va. f.. II. Dooley.
CATO. Dewitt 4 Ramsey vs.. Ross Mitchell,
ct al.
G576. Board Of trustees, etc. vs.. Charles
Stroud.
THURSDAY, OCT 90.
6597. Clementia sugar, admr. vs.. Pat.
Golden. ct al.
G755. Mary Ann Freeand. vs. Semantha
Fooa, ct al.
$500. G. A. Binkley vs. Geo. Brown. ct al.
1888. Emily f. Palmer vs.. d. H. Mitchell.
FRIDAY, OCT. %.
7l42. Chas. NJ Clark vs.. Nathan Marsh.
1922. Adelaide Perine vs.. Andrew Jack
son, ct al.
1919. E. A. Coombs vs. Clippinger 4 Nc
LauRblin.
1912. John N. Jackson and wife vs.. John
J. Grove.
SATURDAY, OCT. "a.
1878. First Universaist church vs. Emeline
Pierce.
1884. Thomas Bray vs.. Sarah Bray.
1896. Patrick Greed Vs. W. s. Wilson, aud
Al other Scott-law tax cases.
MONDAY, OCT. 26.
6sS2. James Titus vs.. John Monahan.
6743. Cinti. Rolling Mill Co. vs.. B. F.
Roberts.
6745. J.K. Mower and wife vs. I. B. h
W. R'y Co.
69s7. W. N. Schaefer vs.. Ebert Skill.
man.
TUESDAY, OCT. 81.
$500. Richard p, Evans ct al, adrs., etc,
vs.. John H. Johnson.
7o6S. Jacob Hagerty and wife vs.. b. and
J. @. Holloway.
7ll3. Hartford Fire Insurance Co. vs..
VIM. f. Brown, ct al.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2S.
1880. Woliston, Wilder l. Co. vs.. l.. N.
Potter.
1899. Dennis Dwyer VS.. Patrick Trier, ct
al.
7246. Masonic Building Association vs.
Eshelman.
THURSDAY, OCT. 80.
1855. Wm. Ullery vs. Jacob &. Bigler
1858. Hollis c. Frsn,z VS.. Joshua l.. Rust,
ct al.
1862. J. G. Ditman vs. D. T. West, ct al.
1865. W. s. Thompson vs.. Hugh Smith,
ct al.
FRIDAY, OCT. 80.
1872. Mcfarland h Go. vs. Leitschul,
etal.
1888. Susan r. Rhommons vs.. l., B. Il W.
R'y Co.
1883. Margaret Culp vs.. l., B. Il W. R'y
Co.
1910. DR.. James Charlesworth vs. John
Wolf.
7340. Frank Blakeney vs. James Stock
still.
734l. Scott Laigton vs.. Thomas Scott.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-08
HORRfBLY MlR6LED,
A Stranger Under the Cars at East Main
Crossing.


A Stranger Under the Cars at East Main
Crossing.
From Morning Edition.l
AT three o'clock this morning the patrol
wagon WINS sent for to 20 to the railroad
crossing on East Main street, where a man
bad been badly MANNED by the cars. The
man proved to be Henry Woodley,
carpenter by trade, whose home is in Cleve-
land. He is apparently about 81 years Of
Pge, and had been working at his trade here.
The extent Of his injuries, further
than that his lett arm is
crushed to a jelly, was not known when the
patrol wagon brought the man in to Russell
Il McLaughlin's Office, but it 10 believed
that they are quite serioup. The man was
not able to state how he received
his injury, but it is supposed that he was
stealing ride on freight train when, the
freight having side-tracked to allow the eI-
press to pass, he go, of and stood between
two cars; the cars moving, he fell under the
wheels.
He was found shortly afterward by en-.
g'neer Joe Allen, of the I. b. h W. Railroad,
sitting on cross-tie, in a bewildered condi-
ton.
He is of medium height, dressed in an or
diusry black suit, sack coat and black soft
hat; complexion dark, dark eyes, black hair
and short side whiskers.
At the time of going to press this morning,
DR.. Russell had so far examined the wounds
as to reveal a most horribly crushed right
arm. the bones of which were broken and
protruding from two great gashes extending
almost the whole length Of the arm. Besides
this. the man complained OF his back, ard it
is likely that he is otherwise injured.