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, 1885-09-17

This may seem a great many. but we
must remember that the c~ockrUach eats q
little Of everything he picks up aud has
need OF a tremendous digestive apparatus.
Our digestive apparatus is altogether dit
terent First we chew our food with our
teeth then send it To the stomach to BE-
disposed Of. If the stomach is not IN
perfect working order. take Browns Iron
Bittcrs aud make it do its work properly
Mrs. Sophia Torbet, Georgetown, Dol.
says; Il used Browns Iron Bitters for
dyspepsia, it greatly improved my di
gestOn.
, 1885-09-17

q Hts ~ rut No. "a stitch IN the
side, cramps. shoot & and sharp paius, hruln-
" attic. uenu gle aud sciaiic ains, aud
"a every external pein ana ACHE souiled
w ant expelled With wonderful celebrity
uY TIA new, original, el, gtnt aud
speedy antidute TO pain and infiam-
: - mHtinn, Tie tutcu - Plaster. " r
tanteu ulr erfectiun ofe rgant external rrm-
rdies. ~ d vastly super inr to Ill 9th T plasters.
Al druggists. PIC i've for 81 ~. Mailed rec
Potter Drug & nemica o., inston
, 1885-09-17

THE glorious climate Of California is
pleaded in justification by a San Francisco
lady whose husband is suing her for
divorce. There are other sins than pro-
family, it seems, Tor which American
weather is responsible.
, 1885-09-17

Cuticura Rene les are sold everywhere
+ Ice 1 uticurs. 8 C Suap. &c Resulyenf
si1 Prepared BY the Potter Drug aud Cnem-
ca o Boston, Mas.
send far "How 20 cure skin 'i--ar--'
pTMPLES, Dlackh' ads. skin blemishes, and
LII alb bumors, use Cuticura Dap.
, 1885-09-17

I have been afflicted since last March with n
kin disease the dO,IuTs called eczema. MY face
WAS covered with sciis and SORES, aud the Itch
Ing aud buulHg ere alIuus unbeartOle see
tng our uticura H. Inedirs 50 highly feccOn-
minded, | c Included Ia give them . trial. using
the utlcurt AN 0 , utirurd soap externally, aud
Resulvent internally, for iuur m nths. call
my sell Gu ed. la gra itude Tor which. / Ia Ike
TINS puLlc statement.
MkS. LARA FREDERICK
Buuad BIOuk. Oun
, 1885-09-17

1891 Prizes. amounting o..........-........ 500 ~
Apt l~icsttiun for rates TO clubs shouiu
e made ''nly to he Office ofthe Company 10
New Orleans.
Fur mrther i~nfnrWation write Gle ~
siving full address.
n-tsi u -, Express Money Orders, or New
YORK Exchange In ordinary ietter. Curfrnc
ny e pitsr CT sn"r "f IS aud u, ward.
Il eur expense addressed
VI. A bNi rHIN. Nv Orlepns. IL
Or NJ. A DAUP1UN. CIR Seventh St. Wishing
ton. ID.
, 1885-09-17

Subscribe for the Weekly Lea,ia. a
twelve PAGE paper, containing all the
week Geographic and territorial news.
tue largest aud best weekly paper pub
lished west Of the Rocky mountains.
$3.50 per year,
, 1885-09-17

THE Chinese bugbear is a godsend to
weak minded editors. Any crank can
turn u columns on it without much
effort.
, 1885-09-17

was aflict, d with ecz ma on the scalp. I ce
ca = alt tck, Which euIuppi-i. whrfe l goi
yuur emedit~, pru uunced ne Of the worst
. asc- that had cnIuc under his not &c lie All
vl,rd nr 10 Try you . uiicur Remed res, aud af-
Tor hVc day = Use. my Sc ~ and par. oi my lace
" e entirely -uutd. aud I hope Ia a ether week
face cured. HERMAN 81 nG,
ION y ilfh = Nev \ NIX
, 1885-09-17

Persons desiring pure Lake Mrhapaluta
ice should leave orders at Christ. Mauss'
hakei. 81 Ferguson street NJ with the
undersigned. SLOAN 4 Co.
, 1885-09-17

SECRETARY LAMONT says that the
presidents lack of time will prevent his
rea hing many applications for positions
perhaps for months yet.
, 1885-09-17

CIV IT o. Fn7ttN frtFFoF
IS every topi' comes up ut the elegant
nch and dinner tables OF Newport. so
WIS q nstoni,he 10 hear a lady saw
that she know Of tn grave OF Margar.t
uller. A.rs. ulia Ward Howe, who
WIS present. and who had written a life
OF .argaret .uller, was as lni>hei, as
II is |rrpuiol in all tie lives written OF
thal . traord,narily resurrecied person,
the Mar hesi Ossoli. that her toIy
never reached land. An old fisherman
ut ire Island, however, told a lady
" o VI 5 in the habit Of going there
several years ago, that he found the re.
mans o Margaret FULLER l. iuS On the
beach IN her n ghtgown which wis
mirNed ~ lor nime, and thar he wrote
10 the trothsrs ulier and Horace
Drceley ahuut 1t without re. ewing any
answer that he went up to ew ork
to see r. reeley. but he seemed TO
[ h no notice OF tine fact and that be
then burr d Margaret luler at Coney
Island, and ,oalI identify the spot.
, 1885-09-17

The British press seems much grieyed
that Mr. Hendricks has made 4 declara
ton Of Independence from Anglomania.
, 1885-09-17

| have the largest and most complete
clothing house in Wyoming, and eau and
will sell clothing cheaper than any other
house in the TERRITORY. b. l1ellman.
, 1885-09-17

Manufactured only BY the California
Fig Syrup Co. San Francisco Cal, is
Natures Own Ture Laxative. This plea.
sent liquid fruit remedy may be had OF
Hunt x Whipple druggists. Sample bot
ties TREE and large bottles at Fifty cents OF
one dollar. Ii is the most pleasant,
prompt and effective remedy known. to
%clranse thu system. TO act on the Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels gently etlhorouVhly
To dispel Headaches. Colds aud Fevcrs "a
curc CONSTIPATION. Indive-finr and kind
red ILL For sale by W. n. Hunt
, 1885-09-17
THE
Tor the Spoo1a1ists
DR.. WAGNER & co.

We oifer no apoI. gy for devoiing so much time
~ d attention 10 tn 5 mu'h ntgic' ted ella = uf
di>ea e>O iirvtug that M condition uf humanity
= t"O wrrtclcd I mcrit tnr sympathy and best
services OF tne profession To winch we belong
ia many itrc alOccnt tunerrr~, and thai
the phys clan who drv..tes him, Eli
la relieving tn. afflicted and saving
them fruin wurs, than death. i M less u
phllanthrurhiSt and Il be- einctOT 10 his race
than Tie ssrg-un or physician who Toy cluse az
p~liratiun ~ els ihA other branch Of his pro-
ieSslnii AID fortunately for Humanity, l. e dnN
IS .dawniu when the fHl>r plinsuthrnpt y that
g mdrmnTd the Nictims OF falls u crime, Ike
{ ie / pens under IN JcWisli law. to dis uncared
4 la. t.a.. al uttuy
, 1885-09-17
#TnURspAY. sErT. Il. Issa.


Entered az the Posf of1ce. Caeverrne, Hpo-
'n.ng, JoT frua1nisfoH through he mails as
' fOfo .adss mailer.
, 1885-09-17

II GtH lime Of boys under
tce0r IN 10 be- I0H8d at VI.
Harris, Eddy and Sereh-
feeHfh streets.
, 1885-09-17

Legal blank. a the leader Ot6cs.
, 1885-09-17
sd- CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000 -Ssi
fick'tS only SO. Shares IN proportion
Louisiana State Lottery COMFY

" r DO hereby certUy thai ue supervise m,
~ arrangements jar all The No hiy aud serHt-ds.
anut d'dotHDs qy ne louisiana St0se Lou.rt
tOfnptfny, ana "a person auuHuge and cOytfrpi
NE IN atcings Me1HscfUes, dpd thdf the sdnie az
ondncted etn ho1iesty, f~dtrntSs, ana ne goo,
! az tou-1ru at ptfrties. and zoe dlfhOr1ze N,
tOfnpgnV 10 use uhtS ~ctTfJ1cdfe, ruth Ndc-stHiiiei
-four yigftinirt uuarhen. ~ rs uapet ttseHleJlls
, 1885-09-17

tSncrcssor 20 DR.. Guyl. Offices over
Drug Store, corner Sixteenth and Eddy
om the office day or night United States
lone No. %.
, 1885-09-17

(,L G. BAIRD and A. G. CAMpnELLl. Al
torneys-at-lAiw and Notarics Public, CL5y.
second floor, Stebbins & Post 3 bank block
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
A NOTED BANK BURGLAR.
The Hero of Many Robberfes Nabbe
 rTFro

The Hero of Many Robberfes Nabbed
 By The Police.
 NEW YORK, May 24.-Gustavus Kindt, alias IsadOre Marshall, alias French Gus, one of the most noted bank burglars in the coun- try, who has served several terms in States prison, was arrested yesterday by a Central office detective on a charge of robbing during the past week the safe of Smith & Co.,, wholesale grocers, No. 45 Park Place, and the safe of G. B. Horton, leather merchant, 59 Frankfort street, of bonds, money and jewelry, amounting to large sum. A con siderable amount of the stolen property to- gether with a complete kit of burglars tools which Kindt confessed belonged to him were found yesterday st the residence of his daughter, No. 413 East Twelfth street. Inspector Byrnes also learned that Kindt had within the past few days en- tered into conspiracy with 8 man named Frank Mccoy to rob the Butchers and Dro- vers' bank of this city as soon favorable opportunity presented itself. Kindt's career of crime extends ove- nearly quarter of 8 century. He was arrested in 1869 for rob- ping Wheeler, Fahy &E Co.,, of Brooklyn, of watches, gold and silver bars to the amount of ,000. In 1877 he robbed pawnbrokers shop in Montreal of $15,O0O, besides silver. ware, watches, etc. He robbed the safe of the New York and Canadian railroad in Plattsburg in 1877 of large sum. He has been confined in Sing Sing prison several times and has escaped from that institution twice, February 4, 1871, and in November, 1875. The prisoner, who is locked up at police headqdarters, is n6kive of Belgium He is about forty five years of age, stands nearly six feet in height and weighs two hundred pounds
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
FOR RENT.

fEA THE frame dwelling house eo1 Chapel st., Ms!il between Olive and Academy streets. Modern improvements; eleven rooms. Apply to
 CHAS. H. WEBB, al S5O Chanel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
Music At The Newport Casino

NEWPORT, R. l., May 24.-Ever since the establishment of the Newport Casino music has been furnished during the season by New York musicians. The executive committee this year decided to employ the United States steamship New Hampshire band belonging to the naval station here. Professor Landers, whose orchestra has been employed in the past, got up well signed petition setting forth that government employees were inter fering with his profession by taking work at under prices and begging that the contract be annulled. Secretary Whitney communi- cated with Captain Yates of the New Hamp- shire for an explanation and was informed that when Professor McQuown enlisted on the New Hampshire it was with the distinct understanding that he and his band should be allowed to make any contracts which would not interfere with their duties on ship board The contract is sustained.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
Excitement on the Campus.

There was considerable excitement on the campus Saturday after it became known that Detective Brewer had arrested Emile Adolphe Schultze, jr., of Hoboken, N J., for the as sault on Policeman Selleck last March Pro- lessor Townsend gave bonds for his appear ance before the City court. The arrest is the result of six weeks labor to find the ring. leader. Schultze came into unusual promi- hence last fall in consequence of having been the commander-in-c chief of the Yale college Blaine and Logan battalion. He is son oi a prosperous brewer and wine merchant
 He has always stood well in his class, had plenty of money, was enthusiaftic politically and pulled powerful oar in his class crew
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
Plvmeuth,s Epidemic Dyfng Out,

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, May 24.-Reports from Plymouth are still of an encouraging nature. The epidemic, is believed to be steadily abating. The only fear entertained is that warm weather may cause new out break. The relief committee reports this evening that the total amount of contribu- tions received up to date is SIS, ,6S4. 35. There is still great need of more money, as fully two months must elapse before the work of the relief committee will have ceased. One death occurred this afternoon. A few new cases are reported, but of very mild form.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
Under one manaeement-The Sea

View and Beach Houses. The Beach House on the West Haven shore has been renovated throughout and supplied with new carpets and decorations and every thing to make it pleasant and delightful, and is now open for guests. Among the first to engage rooms was Professor J. T. Platt, of the Law school, who stopped with Landlord Freeman last summer. He is now stopping at the house. At the urgent solicitation of his many friends Mir. Freeman has again taken possession of the Sea View, and is re- fitting the same preparatory to an early opening. MT. Freeman has been on the shore for several years and has hosts of friends who will take pleasure in enjoying the heated term under his roof. His con ducting of the Sea View was very popular and successful. The two houses are on ad- joining lots and at one of the pleasantest parts of the beach. The Sea View will be reopened early in June
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
TELEGRAPHIo JOTTINGs.

Commissioner Coleman of the department of agriculture has sent out 8 circular letter changing the date of the proposed agricul- tural college convention in Washington from June 24 to July 8.
 Base ball yesterday: At Indianapolis, Indianapolis 4, Omahas 1; at Cincinnati, Cincinnatis 6, Athletics 3; at Louisville, Louisvilles 12, Metropolitans 3; at St. Louis, St Louis 10, Brooklyns 3.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25

A CoMPETENT girl to cook, wash and iron in at duioo' Andune
 my25 2t* 1aa DAvENpopr AWE
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25

@sksA THAT farm I advertised for sale or ex N ;;a change last week is going to be disposed of As4k If you have even thought oS having pleas ant quiet home with all the Nxuries, you had bet ter look at it at once. Some one is to get bargain. No reasonable offer will be refused.
 a14 GEORGE A ISBELII, 792 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
IN MEMORY OF LINCOLN.
Flowers Stregn Upon His Monument
 at Brooklyn.

NEW YORK, May 24.-The plaza at Prospect Park, Brooklyn, was thronged with people this afternoon to witness the decora- ton of the Lincoln statue and the subsequent services. The exercises were held upon a large stand facing the monument, around which the visiting. orgaElzations formed a square. After singing by the Brooklyn Ce- cilian society Mayor Low was introduced and made short address, after which the ora ton was delivered by the Hon. John c. Hendrix. Memorial services were also held at Cypress Hills cemetery and in many of
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
QUICK TIME TO CHICAGO. The Run From New York Nm Twenty
 Four Hours.

NEW YORK, May 24.-The new arrange ment of through trains on the New York Central and Hudson River railroad went into effect te day. At 9i30 the new Chicago linn tied express left the Grand Central depot on it's run to Chicago in twenty-four hours. The train is entirely new and the cars were built expressly for this service. They consist of drawing room, sleeping and dining coaches and buffet, smoking, reading and dining room car. This train will have fast connection for Cincinnati and will make the run to that city in twenty-one hours and forty minutes. Still another new train for Chi cago left the Grand Central depot at 6 p. m, which will arrive in Chicago in twenty seven hours, making all the western connec- tions.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25

HELP HELP nF ALL INEQUALITIES FIRST-CIAss N| help, males and females, to be found at this number for hotels restaurants and private famiIes Orders by mail promptly attended to, and refer ences in 7estigated, Employers free MRS. Mt ULL1GAN, 165 CONGRESS AVENUE.
 my21tf Corner Lafayette Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
OVER A MILLION INVOLVED lR a Suit Against the Northerl
 R6iIf0aA.

CONCORD, N H., May s4.-In the suit of Dow ct al. vs: the Northern railroad for di- vision of $1 ,50O, 900 surplus now held by the company, counsel for the road have notified counsel for the plaintiff that they shall make application to associate Justice Carpenter of the State Supreme court on Monday to have the deposition of ex-President Sherburn of the Northern road taken in Europe where he now is. 1t Is alleged that $sO0,oeo was paid by the Connecticut Valley foad for the Sulli- van county road in 1880 and that only $7O0,- 900 reached the treasury of the Northern railroad which sold the Sullivan road It is ance that the deposition is to be taken.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
LIED ASTRAY BY A PRIEST. An Embezzler Who Acted On Clerical
 Advice.

OswEGo, N. Y., May 24.-The Palladium to-day publishes an interview with Thomas Crawford, the defaulting city treasurer, who is now in Hamilton, Ont. Crawford's state ment is that he found himself 5000 short at the end of his first year as treasurer He could not account for it, and confded his trouble to Father O. Cornell, of St. John s church of this city, and in accordance with his advice, engaged in margin dealing in the hope of making enough to make good the shortage. At first he made small gain, but subse- quently was loser. For two years past he has been speculating with the city's money, generally losing, and the final result was his flight from the city, leaving deficit of $26,- GOO. He says he took no mouey to speak of with him. He places the blame for his course of action upon Father -OConnell
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
A Suit over Rarbed wire.

JOLIET, H., May 24.-The Joliet Barb Wire company has brought suit against the Washburne & Moen Manufacturing company for $100, 900 paid them since 1881 on the ground that contrary to the terms of Washs burnes licenses to all the other manufaetur- CTS formerly in the great barbed wire pool they issued license to Jacob Haysch, of Dekalb, Ill.,, on more advantageous terms.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
A man with Two Hearts.

KINGSTON, Ont, May 24.-Medical men have on exhibition here at the hospital col ored man named Thomas who has two hearts and two sets of ribs, and who can move the ribs downward in his body with a motion resembling that of 8 churn.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
Many Settlers Believed to Have Beer
 murdefed,

Murdered.
 CLIFTON, Arizona, May 24.-A courier has just arrived from the upper Gila with let ter from Wood bod which says the Indians left Eagle Creek, three miles north of Thompson's ranche, and struck the Blue river at Brenton, forty miles north of Cliff ton Old man Brenton cannot be found and bod, who followed up the Indians, believes he has been killed: Five miles further on the owner of Germans ranehe was found mur- dered and mutilated Dod's horse shied often along the trail on which there were a number of dead horeses and he believes men also The Indians crossed the San Francisco five miles north of Alma Friday. The set tiers had not been notified of the outbreak and many have doubtless been killed. bod says that Creoeh and McGurren started back Wednesday for Hampton ranehe, from which point no news has yet been received. He says that though the Indians crossed the San Francisco liver 6n the 18th inst, no troops had reached the river up to the 20th. NO TERMS FOR PoUNDMAKER. He Must Surrender Uncon dftfenalIy
 General Middleton Preparing to
 Attack Hin.
 WINNIPEG, May 24.-General Middleton and troops left Prince Albert to-day for Bat tie Creek where they will amalgamate with Colonel Otter's force: When the junction occurs General Middleton will probably at tack Poundmaker, whe refuses to surrender internationally which are the only terms under which the surrender will be received. Chief Beardy and another chief who surren- dered to Middleton at Prince Albert say they were forced into the rebellion by Riel, but did not kill any white men. General Middle ton told them they would not be chiefs any more Riel arrived at Regina yesterday and is now in the custody of the mounted police there. He looks played out. He will prob ably be tried by court martial at Regina.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
The Rfoadway Surface Railroad.

NEW YoRK, May S4.-Work on the Broad way surface railroad was continued all night and until o'clock this morning, when it was discontinued for the day. The down town track has been laid to nearly opposite Grace church. Work will be resumed at midnight and continued until the road is completed unless prevented by legal pro ceedings
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
FOR RENT
Al n Rau,unim

4.A Second floor of 454 Orchard street. &:i: Also the store 755 State street will be rente .Zs!4Gvery low to an approved tenant.
 asa, GIOSON HALL,
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
FactOrY Tor Sale.

H::: corner of Bradley and William Etrests witt M.sssA engine, boilers and fixed machinery.
 my5 If L. B. MORRIS, Trustee.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25

A COMPETENT cook and laundress Ras AA ences required. Apply at
 mZ3 26 1,2s7 WEST CHAPEL, STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25

haf-pint pot" and plausible dexterity of ar gument as drawing column through the eve of needle"
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
FOR. RENT

FOR RENT. fe.A HOUSE 02 Whalley avenue ii rooms S33 3s M8:::l per month. MsA House Maltby corner Pine street, rooms and barn, $10 per month
 Corner Church and Center street, rooms, S1s No. 33 Button street. 2d floor, rooms, $1O. No and 50 acres. Prospect. $12.50. house, Wood bridge, barn, &c.. S40. House, Thimble Islands, z
 GEORGE A. ISBELL u12S 0fF7ea ChaT,aI St1,oaf I9o~.~,1
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
News by Telegraph
 FROM ALL QUARTERS. 4 MOB OF COMMUNISTS Attack The Police At Paris.
 RUSSIA LAUGHS AT ENGLAND. Middleton To Move Against P0undn1aker. GENERAL GRANT NOT so WELL. A Noted Bank Burglar Under Arrest.
FIGHTING IN A CEMETERY.

Fierce Battle Between Communists
 and Police at Pere La Chafse.
 PARIS, May A.-To-day being the day set apart for the annual visit to the burial places of the dead, there was an unusually large number of persons at Pere Ia Chaise. The visitors were as orderly ss the place and purpose of their visit demanded until de- monstration was made by Anarchists over the grave of one of their dead. This was followed by the appearance of body of Communists carrying red flags. The police attempted to seize the flags, but were resist ed stoutly by the Communists and fierce fight enisued. The police charged the crowd with bayonets and the rioters retaliated by fir ing their revolvers at the police. Several times the police charged be- fore they were able to break the solid mass of men, women and children confront ing them. Finally the onslaughts of the police could no longer be withstood and the crowd fell back. Men, women and children were lying here and there on the ground some of them frightly hacked and pierced with bayonets, while niany of the police were found to have been shot, some of them seri- ously and in two or three cases fatally. Forty of the Communists were arrested and the wounded and dying were conveyed to the hospital.
 Flowers For The Dead Poets Coffin. PARIS, May 24.-Lord Tennyson and oth- ov,I T he
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
ny y1.o O0 HaftIord, Conn
 NEW YORK BAKERY.

H. Trust, 75& ana 754 Grand Street.
 IT HAVE just started route with a delivery wag- II on and will take orders and leave bread cakes etc. fresh every day My goods are made on the New York plan and are unsurpassed by any bakery in the State. A trial will convince yoil Ry calling personally sending note win stop al your house each day. my20 6ts
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25

A WET NURSE who can give good references A- Apply at my25 2t % Fl M CTprrr
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
FOR SALE OR RENT.

{s:sA THE house No. g Asylum street; has 10 ms:;.I rooms, with modern conveniences; suitable Azss.Al for one or two families; bafh and carriage house on premises. possession immediately. Ap- ply premises, or to
 my1Stf J. GIBB SMITH 136 East Water street.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25

the churches throughout the city. The tomb of the prison ship martyrs and the soldiers graves in Greenwood cemetery were tastefully decorated during the day.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
The Hoisting Rope Broke.

WHEELING, May 24.-While Thomas Nc Guire and fellow workman named McCor- 1 mick were hosting ore to the cupola to the Riverside steel works st Benwood to-day the
 hoisting rope broke, letting the ore and stone fall on them. McCornick was fatally hurt internally and McGuire badly cut and hrr1iGcd
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25
VOL. LII
d6aa11ts.

w AIN F 6Ds A American girl in a small family Annlv a A ter D. m. at my25 2t* NO. UNIVERSITY PT AGE
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-25

4.% On Winthrop avenue near Sylvan avenue, 6 I:;i new cottage house containing seven rooms
 EssA. with city water. For terms apply ai the Monumental Works on the corner, oF at Phillips Marble and Granite Works,
 4 H;rrI,c