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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-07-04

FROM experiments carried on
by the French commission for the
scientific study of firedamp, it is
found that the most violent explo-
sion takes place when there are
thirteen parts of air to 100 of fire.
damp, and that above or below this
the explosion diminishes in vio-
lence. When the mixture is below
seven parts in 100, Or above eigh-
teen in 100, the gas simply burns
with its characteristic blue flame -
The singing noise often heard in
mines is ascribed to the escape of
gas from many minute cavities,
while it must exist in some places
in vast quantities, as is witnessed
by its use for Illuminating purposes.
Ar the last meeting of the
Board of Supervisors of the Louisi-
ana State University and Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College, held
at Baton Rouge on Monday last,
the following resolution was adop-
ted -
Resolved, That the Executive
Committee be instructed to employ
Col. S. H. Lockett to paint an oil
portrait of Col. D. F. Boyd, said
portrait to be life size, and to rep
sent the subject standing in a libra
ry, dressed in uniform and looking
out upon the University grounds
and buildings; said portrait to be
the property Of the University.
Losr.-On Tuesday night, June
Esd, either at the Exchange Hall,
or on the street, a large gold med
al, enameled in blue on the face
with the inscription Literature"
and the initials U. N. D. On the
reverse side Ambrose J. Hertzog.
Any person finding the same or
giving information which will lead
to its recovery, will be literally re-
warded and no questions asked.
Apply at the DEMOCRAT office.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court in and for Salt Lake
County, Territory of Utah.
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New York stock market,

NEw YORK. July 14.--ya,l STREET
Stocks were rather weak at t opening 5ra the
n ll.;st Plies 2ai .. .sg generally down H@H,
VIII Ian = Shore off u. Weakness was
quickly followed by decided upward
movement in Lsokawanna, Lake Shore
and Union Pacific, the first mentioned
advancing ~ the general list followed
with an advance OF Il to n. Afterwards
the<e was a general decline, which car
ded prices TO near opening quotations.
Western Union and New York Central
did not participate in early upward
Movement, but were weak in subse-
quent train. AtTl1 O'Clock the Market
was heavy, at quotations generally
shade below the opening. The market
has been very active.
| New YORK. July 4.-Noon.-Stocks
have continued active and strong since
| IL O'Clock, making a net advance of Il
to "a for the general list, with Lacka-
wanna and New York Central leading.
Just before IL O'Clock there was sharp
and decided advance in st. Paul and
New York Central, the advance of the
former from IL O'Clock being q. and in
New York Central 1A. at noon the
market was active and strong, at prices
generally shade above the opening.
New York, July l4.--3 p.m.-During
the last hour Stoke have been strong,
and advanced a to u, led by Lacka-
wanna, until about 2.40 pm, when
there was a general break of II to n.
| and the Market closed feverish and ex-
cited, with indications of sustaining or
| ders in final transactions.
New YORK, July H.-Governments
a little more active and rather weak.
Stocks very irregular and unusually
active through the day. The mos'
feverish on the list was Lackawanaa
The street is abundantly supplied with
varied reports respecting the alleged
settlement of the difference between tht
trunk lines, but the news is devoid Of
de6niteness. During general reaction
in the last fifteen minutes, some stock
fell per cent. and the market CLOSED
excited.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July IA. = ConsOls opezed
I0s1t
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BCzenal

ror tbs benefit OF suffering humanity, and
- ssertielt gratitude at the wonderful re
.,,t I deem it only nay duty to give this un-
.o,icted testimony in fsyor of Swift s
onocise. NY vile has been afflicted with
Tc,ema OF salt Rheum from her infancy. 1t
hes increased in intensity with each sue
csediuv spring, and being somewhat skilled
IN medicine myself, tried every remedy /
conId think of for years-Sarsaparilla COM
biped with every form of Potassise, and hum
d,ads Of other remedies, lotions AMI alkali
wssbes Of every known kind, but they all
gave only temporary relief During the
srring of 1884 her lower extremities became
soinssmed and sore that she was obliged to
Ipen them co ,stsntly coated with cover.
inc NJ WFnller's Earth mixed wet and
allowed to dry on Among other things she
was afflicted with a periodicaf nervous
headache, occurring regu arly every seven
days sometimes followed by an lntermt-
tent fever for weeks az TIME, SO Vhas neT
life became burden 70 her.
This spting determined she should take
SIS. S. and follow strictly tn directions in
regard TO dose, diet etc. This was about
seven weeks ago After taking the first
large bottle the disease seemed TO increase;
the burning, itching and Inflammation be-
came unbesrable. She, however, persevered
In the use Of the medicine Alter taking the
second bottle the Inflammation began to
subside. After the third bottle the intiam-
nation disappeared, and re spots dried
up and turned white and scaly, and finally
she brushed them of in an impalpable
white powder resembling pure salt. She is
now taking the sixth bottle, three table
spoOnfuls four times daily. Every appear
aAre o the disease has gone, and her Il sh
is becoming soft white and smooth again
and what is more her periodical headaches
have disappeared and She is now, at IS years
Of age, enjoying the only goad health she
has known for upwards of 10 years No
wonder she declares with emphasis tina,
every bottle of 5. S. s. is worth a thousand
times It's weight in gold.
Any further information concerning hel
case will be cheerfully given by herself a
her residence 1885 Muilett Street, CT by me
JOHN F. BRADLEY, A Griswold ST.
Detryit, Mich. NJ y 16. 1885.
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m READING AND FILING THE PETI
~ ZION OF Albert Holt, administr ator of the
t ss.aIe OF Robert Holt, deceased, setting forth
Hat ne mas MED his final account of his ad-
ml9lstration upon said estate in this court.
ana mat a portion of said estate remains to-
" gIYlded among The heirs ( said deceased
GU praying Tor an order settling said final
account and Tor an order of distribution of
entitled. aiming tne persons
;. It is ordered that all persons interested in
b hue es;ate OF the said Robert Holt. deceased.
the Gu Co,, sppear before tn Probate Court of
ce 40 Si9gunty OF Salt Lake, at the Courtroom
The ist S SouTt, In the ounty Courthous4 on
n n 40 usy Of August, 1885, at 10 clock m.
count ~ mere to show cause why said ac
ord s1u ~ not be allowed and settled and
of sIi5 vi distribution made of the residue
Oftbe said Rob among the heirs and devisees
tolsw, hoit, deceased, according
lis Us further ordered that the c,cr. c.,,se
public ILLS ,1lls order to be posted i'm three
n SV nc Places in said County and nnblished
printed IA 1AiI LAKE HERALD, a newsnaper
Eor r4 tbTada ana published in SAT- Lake conn Y
dsr 'l M successive weeks prior 10 seii ~
ELIAS A. SMITH.
Dated Jnlv : ,eo- Probate judge
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Chicago Grain Trade.

sssee CHICAGO, July IL.
Wheat market ruled easier towards
the close and closed e q 4 under yes
terday; SIS cash, 8S5s @ SS19 August,
Corn : Lower; 1875 cash, 46}s
August, 46 September.
Oats : Lower; 315s cash, 251a
August, 25S% September.
Whisky-1.15. II
AFTERNOON. pr
Wheat = Lower, s6s4 July, SS1S
August; 9o1z September.
Corn-Weak; lower; 46I July, 452s
August, 45ss September.
Oats-Lower; 3111 July; 262s August;
2515 September.
Rye-Steady; So. s
Pork-Lower; 1920 August.
Lard-Steady; 6.62% August.
Boxed. Meats = Steady; dry sailed
shoulders, $50 "a $50; short ribs
sides $50 q $50; short clear sides
$50 q 5.75.
Whisky-Firm, 1.15.
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CASTERS MARKETS.
Money, stocks. GRAIN and Cattle
Reports.
Petroleum.
New York money Market.
NEW YoRK, july IA.
Bullion.

NEW YoRK. July 14.-Bar silver. 1863,
with few slight reactions.
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In the matter of the estate of Robert Holt
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order appointing time and place to hear
peition for distribution.
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Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO, July IA.
Cattle Receipts; Z 400; 5 "a 10 lower;
shipping steers, AGO a $50;
stockers and feeders, dull 3.25 a 400;
through Texans, 2 80 q 4.25.
Hogs Receipts $4,000; active 5 q 10
higher; rough and mixed. $40 q 4.3o;
packing and shipping 4.50 a 4.40; light,
$50 q $50.
Sheep = Receipts 1000; slow; weak;
natives, 200 q Ais; Texans, 200 @ 3.l5.
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Be sure to get the. genuine, and send 70,
Treatise On Blood and Skin Diseases, free.
For sale by sll druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Drawer 8, Atlanta. Ga.
157 W. 2Sd ST., NY.
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western stock Market.
British Grain Trade.
LIVERPOOL, July IA.

LINEKPOUL, July II.
Weather in England fine.
Wheat-Quiet: red western spring,
6s. Cd. a IS. 11d.; red western winter,
Is. 10d. a Is. Id.
Corn-Dull; new mixed western, As.
Cd. per Genital.
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-AEGs dI,2l1Y OF UTAH,
COUNTY OF SALrLAKE. So

coVSFr Of Of s SI4H, IS.
Con SU n :; CUTLER, Clerk nf the Probate
the Ta ~ and Tor the County of salt Lac II,
the ioraoor ~ Of Utah, do hereby CERTIFY n
Of The soing Is full, true and correct COW
heST ne, T,aef appointing time and nlsce ~
and distrs;iIon Tor settlement OF Anal acco,,nt
OF Robertt o uIS in the matter Of the estate
Cord in nv not deceased, as sppeals Of re-.
T sai gsS whereof, have hereunto
se et my hand and affixed the sesi AZ
said Court, this 9Th dsr .n ef sea- al, %
JOHN c. CUTLER.
S'H.S. CUTLER. Deputy. Probate CLERK / X
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-10

OTTAWA, June 9th-In the House OF
Commons yesterday attention was called to
the statement that Riel was kept manaoled
Sir John said he would inquire into the
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IN rHE norsE or coMNoNs.

LONDON, June 9th.-Gladstonc, at few
minutes after o'clock this afternoon Ell
tered the House of Commons. His appear
ance was that of firm man. perfectly up-
disturbed. He at once proceeded TO the
Speakers desk and entered into conversa.
ton with Mr.. Peel. During the converse
ton the Premier was evidently in bright
spirits, and he was loudly cheered by the
Liberal members of the House when he
showed himself in his usual place His
very self-p0sseSsion seemed TO enthuse his
admirers, and the chambers were fairly
rent with cheer after cheer, and the APP
plause became an ovation.
At last Mr.. Gladstone arose in Difference
to the greeting. He said the Cabinet, on
reassembling to-day, thought they were
under obligations to submit dutiful com
munication to the Queen. [Cheers.] II
would be premature on his part to enter
into particulars concerning the nature OF
that communication just now. He would
say, however, that as on former occasions
! a few days must elapse before the result OF
, that communication could be arrived at 50
as to be made known to the House Dur
ing the interval, Mr.. Gladstone concluded.
the House would follow its usual custom
in retaining from the transaction of ordi-
nary business, and he would move that the
House on rising do adjourn until Friday.
5P.M.-fhe House OF Commons and House
of Lords have adjourned until next Friday
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Death of a Catholic BishoD

MONTREAL, June oh. = M0nsiegneur
Bourget Roman Catholic Archbishop Of
Indianapolis, died this afternoon, aged So
Vic KnynIntinn in San Salvador
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Treaty between France and China

PARIS. June 9th.-A dispatch from Tient-
sin states that the treaty of peace between
France and China was signed to-day.
TrENTsGN, June 9th.-China announces
tn She accepts all the consequences of
frances protectorate over Anam, and
abandons all political relations with that
country.
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MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE, WIN
Ifk dow and Door Screens a speciality. Large
stock on hand. Particular attention given to
Scroll-sawing, Shaping Molding and Planning.
Wareroo1ns northwest corner Thirteenth and
streets, Sacramento. ml0-tf
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MADRID. June 9th.-The Guardia Civle
have evacuated their barracks owing to the
breaking out of cholera OF four cases in
tie barracks three proved fatal. The men
are now encampcd ON the outskirts Of the
city. Measures are being taken to thorough
Y lumigate and disintect the barracks also
all private houses in which cholera has
made its appearance. There We're seven
ircsh cases in Valencia yesterday. All per
SONS arriving il Valencia by sea are sub
iected to three days observation, and all
wishing to leave the city must show prop
crIy attosjcd certificates Of good health.
Those arriving from towns where there are
cholera cases are promptly sent to the Iaza-
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DIR. LAME,


PHYSICIAN AND sURGEON.-OFFICE ANE
Residence, No. 323 ] street, between Third
ard Fourth. HOurs-S to 10 a. NJ, 3 to and 7 tC
8P NJ Ohice of City Superintendent of Public
Schools at same place. je54p1m
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Bandit Chief F0und Dea

HNvANA, june 9Ih.-The bandit chic
Arlcaga was found dead near Palmillas,
after an encounter with the Civil Guards.
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DIR. NIXON,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, II STREET, BE.
W tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 916 and go
Win visit the Railroad Hospital daily st $50 A.
avaninps iel-t{
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Another British Fishing Smacl

BERLIN, June 9tb.--It is reported that the
German dispatch boat Pomerania has
captured and towed to Wilhelmshafen
another British smack for fishing in pro-
hibitcd waters.
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VnI. ELLERY BRIGGS, M. D.,

OCULIsT, AURIsT, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases of the Threat. Office, 4291S ]
street, corner of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank,
Sacramento Cal. Hours $3.50 to y \. NJ; to
p NJ sundays $50 to II A. NJ; 70 ?. N. ie1-tt
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CRYSTAL SPRINGS.

THIs DESIRABLE SUMMER A .sysx,o
Resort and Sanitarium, 2<,RSA-
Situated on Howell mountain, ES fsk ks5zzfiA
20 miles northwest of st. He Sy ~ 1fss.l{ {ss@x
lena, is open to those seeking
health, or rest and recreation. Scenery is unsur
passed. Air ballny; free from fogs and malaria
Water pure and soft, from fine spring. Bath
ing facilities are first-claSs. Good Gymnasium
Carriage and Horseback riding. An expert
enced Physician and surgeon, with gentlemen
and lady assistants, viii attend all cascS'requir
Terms, reasonable. Send for circular, or " come
and see" Address
RURAL HEALTH RETREAT,
m25-1m St. Helena, Cal.
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RICHARDSON BROS,

No. I'LL Front Sacramento,
(Next to Capital Packing Company,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
INl Packing Boxes and boxes OF every descrip-
lion. Orders solicited and promptly filed. Car
load lots at reduced rates. mlS-1m4p
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BUSINESS CARDS,
VIM. III. HAMILTON,

A RCHITECT, NO. 627 STREET, sECoND
floor. Sacramento Cal. m23-1m
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The Cholera Scourge.

MADRID June 9th-Special wards in the
hospitals have been assigned for the sus-
pected cases of cholera. The authorities
are visiting the poorer quarters of the city
and attending TO the disinfcction of the
houses. Vessels from Valencia are sub
iected to three days quarantine.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
BLUE CANYON HOUSE,
PLACER COUNTY,...............................C c


Is NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS. 4 .eMOo
| The most charming summer kSZ:iIS5sAAI
resort in California for comfort ~
\ pleasant home, good living -
pure air and sparkling noun @-1s"-7==--s<rk'>a-
tain water. Terms reasonable.
ieS-3m !. B. LEACH. Proprietor.
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IL. j. SHORT.

OCULIsT, MAKES a SPECIALITY OF
" Curing Granulated Eyelids, Film Over the
Eyes Inflammation, etc. No 9l1 street. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, Sacramento. Office
hours: S to l. A. NJ; to 6 P. NJ. ap91m*
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J. F. HILL.
Nos. 1901 to 1928 street, Sacramento

MANUFACTURER OF
lii Carriages, Buggies, Ex- Ssss5se.SysssgsA
press, Thoroughbraee andS&S9yFSJS JSSs
Quartz Wagons. Dealer in Oak, k--->--4--z-----~-
Ash and Hickory Lumber; Hubs, Spolses, Eel
lies Bows Rims, Shafts snd Poles. Manufsct-
urer OF the LIGHTNING" HAY PRESS. Send
for Catalogues. TI3-lp5
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VIEWS OF \ DUBLIN NEWSPAPER.

DUBLIN, June 9th.-Thc Freemaas Jour-
nal to-day comments on the defeat OF the
Government last night ON the budget, and
says: " The defeat is due To the action oi
the Parnellites i'll refusing to uphold the
Cabinet, IRON which they have received
nothing but broken promises, and from
which Ireland could expect nothing but
injustice-as was foreshadowed in the pro
posed attempt to again saddle upon Ireland
the iniquitous provisions of the Crimes
Act. The result of the vote last night will
! cause Earl Spencer and his Heutcnants al
the Castle to quit Ireland, leaving behind
them the memory of an administration
which was pre-eminently noted for cold
blooded brutality, frigid and calculating i'll
iuSticc
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w, R. BALDWIN. III. d.,

C,URGEON AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE,
> northeast corner Second and X streets Of
fee hours 10 a. NJ. to L NJ; 2 TO and TO 8 P.
NJ Residence, sd n street nn15-lm
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DIR. 4. Il. BRUNE,

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
[ the University OF Berlin, Germany. Office
aud residence, No 81 street, between Fifth
ID; to and to P. n. ml3-tf
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ATTORNEYS S-AT-LAW.
JOHN T. CAREY,


4 TTORNEY-AT-LAW. OFFICE. NO. 626 !
"A street, between Sixth and Seventh Prac.
tice in all Courts in this state jel-tf
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LONDON, June 9th.-The Cabinet council
convened AT noon and was in session until
1:l5 O'clock II is understood that the
situation was thoroughly discussed, and !,
was decided that, in view OF the defeat last
night on the budget, it would be inconsist-
ent for members of the Cabinet to remain
longer in office. and il was resolved that
their resignation should be rendered to the
Queen at once.
Gladstone goes tonight TO Balmoral to
place his resignation in the Queens hands
1t is row believed that the Conservatives
will take office Prominent members are
urging the leaders TO do 50.
1t Is reported to-day that the Tories will
in case the Cabinet resigns, refuse to accent
office. If this be true the Government
will then finish the supply measure drop
all bills to which strong opposition is made,
and dissolve.
Great surprise is expressed at the Gov
eminent. 1t was expected that an effort
would be made last night to prevent the
proposed increased duties upon beer and
spirits, but there was no idea that the op-
position would overturn the Cabinet. rs il
was rumored that il was extremely doubt.
ful whether the Ministers could resign and
leave unfinished so many important mat,
ters relating to both home and foreign af
fairs. Nothing more uutOward than The
present crisis could have occurred. Ap
parently men of all parties are of the orin
ion that the Government should nj leas
remain Professionally; that is, until afteI
the general elections.
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W. IL BfEAiIh q ;. Q. DENsON,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSEL ORS-AT-LAW
"A Offices Metropolitan Block, & street, be
tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Entrance
next door % Metropolitan Theater m29-tf
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CONTENTS OF THE LONDON PRESS

LONDON, June 9,h-The Times in an ed
itorial says: The resignation Of the Cabinet
in the present condition of affairs must not
be decided upon hastily. The Govern
ments duty is to consider whether such a
course would not he wrong to the country.
A financial modus vivendi nigh, easily be
arranged by abandoning an increase in
the duties on flour and SIdrjs, without
leaving Childers a larger deficit 10 carry
forward to the next budget than would
have been the case if I'll 100000 of the
vote of credit had been spent instead OF
only 100000.
The Standard, in an editorial says: We
cannot believe that the Ministers will leave
Office. They have received mortal stroke,
but they must, whether they like IT or not,
agree to linger on until the general election.
This very bIunder renders them indispens-
able. Everything is unfinished and hangs
in suspense. What Cabinet can succeed il
the Conservatives are to rule? They must
have a majority for which they must look
to their constituencies. An election now is
impossible The Government cannot re-
trieye their loss. but it can at any rate
prove themselves conscious of their
duties to the country by struggling man
fully in their painful position Party life
must remain in suspense until the election.
The Standard says that Earl Spencer
wanted the duration of the Crimes Act to
be three years, but & compromise on two
was agreed to. A bill, drafted under Earl
Spencer's direction, has been considered by
the Cabinet. Itisa comprehensive measure;
local self-goyernment for Ireland, includ-
ing abolition of the Viceroyalty.
FORECAST OF THE NEW CABINET-PLANs OF
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ITEMS.
LONDON, June 9th.-It is reported that
the Conservative leaders, at q conference
this evening, decided to accept office. The
following is a forecast of a portion of the
new Cabinet: The Marquis of Salisbury.
Prime Minister and Secretary Of State for
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DR. Ira f. OATMAN.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. SPECIAL AT
tention to Diseases of Females Office
627 ] street, upstairs, over Dale's Residence
1927 G, corner Eleventh street. Office Hours
From to II A. NJ, to 2 and TO P. II. mill