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AnImportant DECISION

KAaAMAzoo, Mich, August 1S.-In the
matter of D. C. and H. C. Reed & Co.,
patentees of the spring tooth harrows
Us. Chas. E. Taylor & Co., ct al. for the
infringement Of the patent, tried in the
United States Court at Grand Rapids,
Justice Stanley Matthews finds for
plaintiffs. The case has been before the
courts for several years and involves an
the entire spring-tooth foat-harrow
business of the country for the past
fifteen years. By this decision every
farmer using, and every concern max
ing, any sort of an infringement will
have to pay royalty. The case is one
of the most important ever decided in
this country.
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No Cholera,

DETROIT, August 1s.-TO-day Police
man Guyman was taken sick, turning
black1n the face and having a desire to
vomit. He suffered great pain and it
was said he had the cholera. There
were some affirming that it was true
case of Asiatic cholera, while others
believed it plain cholera morbus.
Several other officers at the same
station were taken sick with similar
symptoms. There seemed a good be
ginning for cholera scare, but an in
yestigation shows that. while one or
two men have had mild attacks of
cholera morbus, most of them have
no such disease. Officer Guyman was
suffering severely from constipation,
which caused nausea, and an emetic
was given and has somewhat relieved
him. Others were similar afflicted.
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Shot Himself Because of Defeat.

LIMA, via Galveston, August 1S.-On
the 18th instant, the government troops
occupying Canta, consisting of $50 in
fantry and 100 cavalry, were surprised
by the rebel forces, numbering from
1,sO0 to 1000 men, and said to be under
the command OF General .Cacereo or
Colonel Morales Bermudese. The battle
lasted five hours. When the govern
ment troops had exhausted their am
munition and their mitrailleuse had
been disabled, q bayonet charge twas
attempted, but without success, and
they retreated in confusion. Lieuten-
anti Colonel Bustamente, seeing that all
was lost, shot himself. The losses on
both sides were very considerable. Two
hundred fugitives of the government
forces have arrived at Lima and en-
TirOns
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THE WABASH STRIKE.
An. Important Order to the
Knights of Labor.
THE FUN COMMENCES TODAY
The Alleged Whisky Fraud-The Sons
of yeterans-0ur Interest in
New Zealand.
The Alleged whisky Fraud.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1S.-In regard
to the recent seizure of large quantity
of whisky shipped to this city from
Peoria, Illinois. which was alleged to
have been in fraudnlentlr constructed
barrels, with an intention Of defrauding
government, it is learned that an order
was received IN this city, to-day,
from Washington, directing the re
lease of all whisky consigned by the
Messrs. Woolner Brothers, and also
that conslgnments of the Manhattan
Distilling Company had bsen released
by compromise whereby the distilling
gallon of whisky in each eighty barrels
understanding that they would file a
claim in the United States courts to re-
cover the extra tax so paid.
The shipments of the Great West
ern Distilling Company, and Zell,
Schwabacher & Co. are still detained,
pending an investigation by the revenue
officials. Its understood there are up
wards of 1900 barrels of whisky. which
will be affected by the action of the gov
eminent, and it is thought the entire
matter will be compromised and then
taken into the courts. The wholesale
liquor men of Philadelphia, representing
capital of S2O,0O0,0O0, have addressed
a letter to the Revenue Collector of this
district concerning the alleged fraudu-
ently-constructed barrels claiming that
the packages are regularly made and in
forming him that unless they are per-
mitted to pursue their business without
further interruption they will bring an
action against the government for dam
ages sustained.
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The Foreign Strike.

BIRMINGHAM, A august 1S.-The latest
news from the Warrior mines strike
makes the situation very serious. The
strikers have had twenty three of the
new Italian miners arrested on the
charge of carrying concealed weapons.
The company say they will start work
tomorrow, with new men. The strikers,
who number 200, declare that they will
resist by violence, if necessary, any
body's working in the mines but them
selves, until satisfactory adjustment
is made of their differences.
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OFF For His Post.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 17.-Colonel
DENLY, United States Minister to China,
sailed to-day on the steamer Rio Jaaeiro
for his post. He was escorted to the
steamer by Colonel Bee, the Chinese
consul, and several officials. The latter
were the bearers of many handsome
floral gifts of various designs. Regard
ing the statistics of the Chinese arrivals
furnished him by the surveyor of Port
Morton, Colonel DENLY remarked that
they differed from those furnished by
the Chinese consul by several thousand.
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Warrants Issued .

WASHINGTON, August 15.-Warrant;
have been issued by the Treasury De
partment for the payment of undis
puted claims against the World Elk
position at New Orleans, amounting tc
$1SS, 020. There remains only about
$61 $50 to be paid on account of the
claims, the justice of which is admitted
by the managers of the exposition. The
balance of the Congressional appropri
alton of 1886, 900, amounting to $S5 900
will be reserved for the payment OF
such disputed claims as may be found
Just and equitable.
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Chastity Discovery.

BosroS, August 1S.-Workmen at the
Boston Gas Company's works on Com
mercial Point, Dorchester, exhumed
the skeletons of nine adults and four
children, while making an excavation in
Commercial Street to-day. The bodies
appear to have been thrown into the
trench together, as they were all found
in heap. 1t is thought they are the
remains Of Indians, as clam shells were
found around the bodies, as if feast
had taken place at the time of burial.
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The Sons of veterans.

WASHINGTON. August 1s.-To days
session of the convention OF the Sohs Of
Veterans was occupied IN hearing re-
ports in regard to the condition OF the
organization, aud the changes in the
retreat. The election of officers for the
ensuing year viii take place tomorrow.
Tonight reception was given. which
was attended by many members Of the
6. a. R., and speeches were made by
prominent members of the order.
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The ReIcher Go.

ST. LOUIS, AugustI9.-Judge Thayer,
in the Circuit Court, to-day, refused to
appoint receiver for the Belcher Sugar
Refining Company, as petitioned by
VIM. Kent Foster, OF New York, last
week. He also refused to enjoin the
sale of property by trustees as adver-
tised, and after the decision OF the
court was rendered, the sale was had
and the property was bid in by Charles
l.. Hodgman for the bondholders for
$747, 900, the exact amount of the bonds.
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Cholera.

MARsEILLEs, August 1S.-Cholera is
spreading in suburban villages. A whole
family has died of cholera at st. Loup.
ROME, August ia commission ha;
been appointed to examine the hospit-
to meet a possible epidemic of cholera
MADRID, August 1S.-Returns show
that in the whole of Spain yesterday
there were 1880 new cases of cholera
and LIS deaths.
MARsErLLRs, August 1s.-Twenty-
seven deaths from cholera reported in
Marseilles to-day.
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yellow Fever at San Francisco

San Francisco, August 1s.-The city
was startled this afternoon, by the news
that the Norwegian bark .Jcrialfurer
from Acapulco to British Columbia, had
put in here with Panama yellow fever
aboard. The captain reports
that one sailor died with the
the fever on the trip, and several others
are down with the same disease. She
put into this part for medical assis-
lance. The vessel has been quarantined
and officers are now Investigating the
disease.
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A Plot to Ruin Him:

Boston, August 1s.-Something of a
sensation was caused by the arrest, late
last night, of Rev. w. W. Downs, pas
tor of the Bowdin Square Baptist
Church. and Mrs. Fred W. Tabor, at
the instance of the woman's husband.
The case was called to-day. but post
poned. Mr.. Tabor, to-day, began an
action for divorce, on the ground of
adultery. Rev. Downs has been in
trouble with a portion of his flock. He
asserts his innocence, and claims that
this action is part of plot to ruin
him and drive him from the church.
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Baseball.

CHICAGO, August 1s.-Chicagos, 9; st
Louis, 4.
DETROIT, August 1S.-Detroits, 4
Buffalos, 6.
New YORK, August 1S.-New Yorks
I; Philadelphias, 3.
PLTrsBURG, August 1S.-Pittsburgs, 1;
St. Louis, 8.
LOUISVILLE, August 1S.-Louisyilles
8; Cincinnatis, Z.
PHILADELPHIA August 1S.-Athletics
81; MetropolitSAs, 10.
New YORK, August 1S.-Brooklyns, 8
Baltimores, 3.
Providence, August 1S.-Povidences
3; Bostons, Z.
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From q CORPORAL

From the Marine Barracks, Pensa.
cola, Florida. Corporal Ben. Bargel
writes of the benefits OF Browns Iron
Bitters in that malarious region. He
says: have used several bottles and
must say | am greatly benefited by
using it. Several OF my comrades use
Browns Iron ~ BIt t5;I ana you GU may RES
thing on earth" This kind Of testi
nony comes from all quarters concern
ing Browns Iron Bitter%thesbest
tonic,
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General Passenger Agents.

New YORK. August 1S.-General pas
senger agents of various lines met in
Commissioner Fink's Office to-day, but
adjourned without making any progress
in the general restoration of rates. This
is due to the fact that all those inter
ested in the matter at distant points
have not been heard from. Another
meeting will be held tomorrow.
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He Didn't Do 1t.

PORTLAND, Ogn., August 18.-Ex-
Senator ]. II. Slater, in a card to-day,
denies that he wrote the letter to.Cleve-
land concerning a certain Federal APP
pointment which called out the Presl-
dents now famous reply. His card con-
cludes: II endorse and commend the
letter of President Cleveland, to whom
soever it may have been written, and
am glad it has been made public"
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TIL. standard Dollars.

WAsKIsGToN. August 1s.-The Treas
ury Department, to-day, purchased
200, 900 ounces OF silver for delivery at
the philadelphia mint for coinage into
standard dollars. 1t is learned at the
department that there is now qnite a
.brisk movement in silver dollars all
lover the country. The issue averages
about 500, 900 week more than. during
the same period Of last year, and is
slightly in excess OF the regular monthly
coinage 2,oO0, 900.
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Refused the Mails

9AH Francisco. August 1S.-The Pa
enc Mail refused to-day to receive
mans on the steamer RIO Jaaeiro, which
, y this afternoon for Yokohama and
, I5S;he Kong. Merchants, anticipating
,ttis aetlon, sent their letters aboard the
',tsIer IN government stamped enyel-
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Spread of yellow Fever

Ell PAso. Tex, August 1s.-The Fed
eral authorities have as yet taken
no rigid measures towards assisting
the State in inspecting or quarantir.
ing passengers arriving daily from yell
low fever districts in Mexico. There is
scarcely any doubt but the present in
fux of passengers from the south is due
to the presence Of the scourge in Mexico,
especially at Vera Cruz, where it is
epidemic and rapidly spreading.
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Decrease in Immigration.

New YORK, August 1s.-The number
of immigrants landed at Castle Garden
since the LIST of January is about 10000
less than during the corresponding
period last year. The decrease was
most marked during the first four
months of this pear. There was quite a
marked increase in Scandinavian immi-
grants.
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Dynamite Deviltry.

DENVER, Col, August 1S.-Tribune-
Republicans Aspen: Near Meeker, on
Sunday last, the cabin of Patrick, James
and Robert Regain, three brothers, was
blown up with dynamite by unknown
parties. James and Patrick were in
stantly killed. Robert miraculously
escaped. No clue to the perpetrators.
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Thirty Thousand Acres Illegally
Fenced

DeNvER. Col, August Is. - Ne,os'
Pueblo: NJ. McMullen, ranehman liv-
ing thirty miles east of here, was ar
rested yesterday by United States
marshal for contempt OF court in fail
ing to remove fences on government
land. McMullec made show OF re-
sisting arrest, and was shot in the leg
by a marshal. He has thirty thousand
acres Illegally fenced.
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Those Bogus Stamps.

WASHINGTON, August 18.-In regard
to the allegation that the Internal Rev
enue Bureau had discovered large
number of counterfeit beer stamps in
use, the statement is made that some
seizures of stamps were made in New
York, Missouri, and Arkansas, and rh at
in each case, when submitted TO e1-
verts, they were pronounced genuine.
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Good Man Conc

ALBANY, August 16.-Deputy State
Treasurer, Edward K. Apgar, died this
afternoon. Mr.. Apgar was closely asso-
ciated in a political way with Daniel
Manning, and was one of the first to
push the candidacy of Cleveland for
both Governor and President.
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$500 Now Called For

" seems strange that it is necessary
- persuade lnen that Won can cure
he he ro uisease by offering premium to
Ana uan who fails TO receive benefit.
Tbons:!eS Dr. Sage undoubtedly cured
wifb aISG ;uuss OF cases of obstinate catarrah
na ,,a us Catarrah Remedy, - who would
not 81 may applied to him, il it had
so r' "een Tor his offer of the above sum
an ~ an incurable case. Who is the next
''I'ier Tor cure or CASH.
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UnfavosrabIe.

NEW York, August 1S.-The Posts
Washington special says: The report
of Engineer Menocal is very unfavor-
able to the Panama canal. both IN re-
spect TO its finances and to the engineer
ing problem.
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DIONEER FANCY STORE. Kris. B, e.
L Long viii remove from her old place of
business to 50 and So E First South street,
where she viii keep on hand the usu, / line
of fancy goods and millinery. Hats and
trimmings-Wools, Crewells Arrasine, Rib
bosene, etc etc. Not ons of all kinds.
Stamping done to order On short notice.
Less MS given in painting and ell kinds of
fancy work. Give her call.
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REVERSING THINGS
A Canada Banker Flees to Ners YorI

Toronto, August 1s.-E. E. Knott,
real estate and insurance agent and di-
rector of the Central Bank of Canada
here, has fed to New York leaving large
liabilities. He succeeded in borrowing
several large sums OF money before
leaving, having been considered finan-
cially sound.
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non.t believe Chawies is Guilty

Loxpox, August 1S.-The constituents
OF Sir Charles Dixie, at meeting to-
day, resolved to accept Sir Charles de-
NAL OF the charges brought against him
and to support him in the coming
election.
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Making a Pet Of Him.

OTTAWA, Ont, August 18.-General
Middleton has been created Knight
Commander, with the orders of
St. Michael and st. George for the ser
vice rendered in the Northwest du ring
the rebellion.
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A Challenge.

PIrrsRURs, August 1s.-John reemer,
oarsman, has challenged Jacob
Gaudaur, st. Louis, to row a three-mile
racefor purse of $1,000. Teeman to
give Gaudaur length start.
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NO. ga.
On suspIclon o. Bel, 2 a Sow.

BoMBAT, August ia man, appar-
emily Catholic priest. who recently ar,
rived from Cochin China. was arrested
on suspic on of being = Russian spy. 1t
is now be Ieyed he is Oliver Pam, al
though he denies it. Before the arrest
he had visited principal towns OF South
ern and Western India.
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Guilty of treason and Felony.

WINNrpEe, August 1s.-The jury has
found Chief Poundmaker guilty Of
treason and felony. Judge Richardson
sentenced him 10 three years IN the
peniteuuary.
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Reglstered Jersey Catlls

DR.. George Bridges has now arrived IN
this city with carload of fine regis,
tered Jersey cattle, which viii be offered
for sale at reasonable prices on tins
market.
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struck by Lightning.

PEORIA, Ill, August 1s.-To-day a
fishing boat, containing crew Of eight
men, was struck by lightning, and
three of the number were instantly
killed and one badly injured
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vessel Grounded.

LONDON, August ls.-The American
shin Cbescbrough, Captain Ericsson,
fro1n Cardiff. for Valparaiso, has
grounded on Cefuwrack, near Penarth.
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Threats,irglh s Embassy.

PARIS. August Is.-In consequence of
anarchist threats against the British
embassy here. policemen have been
guarding the embassy all day, and the
doors were kept closed until evening.
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Holm II. FREEMAN.

NIsH MARKET, S24 EIGHTH EAST ST.
Il Importer daily OF salt and fresh water
fish. Wholesale and retail. Orders solicited
from the trade. Hotels and families supplied
at lowest rates.
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DRACTICAL SIGN, Snow CARD AND
I Price-Msrk Writers. Room 5, Old Con-
stitution Building, opposite q. C. N. ].
Lettering done on Glass, Iron, Tia, Wood,
Leather, Oilcloth, Factory, Pastec0ard, etc.,
etc. Carriage Painting City BIZ Posters.
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY.

GAIT LAKE CITY. CONDUCTED BY
y the Sisters of the Holy Cross. SiSsses-
for Boarders and Day Pupils viii he re
sumed Monday, August 31ss. The eourse OF
study embraces all the branches OF q
thorough and accomplished education
Lao guages, General Drawing and Vocal
Music being included ia the English course
addition TO the Academy win be ready foe
September. The low pressure steSn appaRs-
tus viii be in basement of The sane. Terms
moderate. Small boys, bOsrders, received
in another department.
Half fare tickets can DO procured for the
pupils. -
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An Appointment.

WASHINGTON, August 1s-C. w. Mon
ington, to-day, was appinted chief clerk
at the Mare Island Navy Yard, vice G.
w. Simonton.
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Died from Smallpox.

aoArEEAL, August 1S.-Sir Francis
tf.neks died tonight from smallpox
>'e vas at one time Minister of Finance.
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az; oV II g: Is the true Pyrethrum Ciner-
ant mi nIenm Insect Powder and is guar
MI y; 70 De genuine and reliable. Sold
dT,,o ~ cans by all dealers. z. C. NJ. I.
5 '"fe wholesale agents for Utah. .
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THE STORE NO. 60 W FIRST SOUTH
I street Enquire of " L. P.ice, No. IS
" First South street
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DIR. ELLEN B. FERGUSON.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. SS4 E.
~ Brigha street. Telephone 81. Special
attention given to catarrh and sill diseases Of
the nose, throat and lungs; also 70 obstetrics
and diseases of woman.
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Pretty women.

Ladies who would retain freshness and
yivacity. Don't fail 70 try Webs
Health Remover"
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FREDERICK TURNER,
GenT Sec't'y and Treasurer.

Ien I sec y anu IreasuLof.
1t developes that it was the inten-
ton of the board to issue this order
before the one sent over the
Wabash road, as the actual
weakness of the Knights was known to
the executive committee. and there was
good reason to believe the effort would
be unfavorable, but for some unex-
planned cause it was held back. The
order was, however, telegraphed all oyer
specified roads this evening and assem-
bly, meetings were called at every point
to receive it, and Il is expected that to-
morrow the real strike will be fairly on.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTED.

ITO BUY a sECoND-HAN PIANO IN
L good order. For particulars address A.
J. White, real estate agent. 81 (. Second
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The Wabash strike.

ST. LOUIS, August 19.-The Wabash
road has only two very small repair
shops and a small roundhouse here, EN-
ployinp, all told. perhaps fifty men.
1t. therefore, cuts but a slight figure in
the strike. All these men remained at
work to-day, and it is not likely there
will be any trouble, at this point. The
general executive committee of the
Knights was in session this afternoon
and tonight and formulated and issued
the following important order:
OFFICE SECRETARY AND Treasurer.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. AUGgsI Is 1885.
To all lghons 1t may Co1cern, Greeting:
Owing to the persistent fight of Wa
bash Company against the Knights Of
Labor, the General Executive Board
deem it advisable TO issue the following
order TO to all assemblies on the Union
Pacific Railway and Gould's southwest
system:
To all assemblies on above lines of
railway: All Knights of Labor in EN-.
ploy of the Union Pacific and its
branches, and Gould's southwest sys-
tenn or any other railroad must refuse
to repair or handle in any way
Wabash rolling stock until fur
Their orders from the General Executive
board, and if this order is antagonized
by the company through any OF it,
officials, your executive committee is
hereby ordered to call out all Knights
of Labor on the above named system
without further order.
By order of the General Executive
Board,
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FOE SALE.


THREE COUNTERS, CHEAP. AT RIVERS
L Bros:
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FOR SALE, CHEAP.

A HALF-BREED NORMAN STALLION.
a 2-years-old; 141s hands high; weight
10y Apply to HenRefers Barber shop, No
Isl Main Street