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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

Cuts and Wounds. Always brings the hair In It's orgi
nal color In soc and 90 cans at Druggists by mall.
y. w. COLE a. CO., Props, Black River Falls Wis.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

;, German socialists have a fourlshing club In
Kansas City. 1t is designated mo. West"
and has upwards of 100 members
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

A replica Of the lost Bronze Hercules by
Lysippus, has been discovered in lumber
room of the Loure museum.
bachelor of arts-An accomplished lady
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

Boston street fower-sellers dodge the city
license by standing upon small corner that is
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

Sprains, bruises, stiff joints, burns, scalds,
and rheumatism ere relieved by Uncle Sans
Nerve and Bone liniment. Sold by druggists
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

The man who sows taffy seldom reaps cror
Of sugar-cane.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

Certain astronomers now claim that the ap
parent diameter of the sun varies periodically
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

The balance of power-When a wheel gets
on a dead center
Lynn and Haverhill, Mass. together made
nearly shoes enough in 1884 to shoe half the
population Of the United States
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

The ''old reliable"-Dr. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

Yes, son, we call that kind of hat a stove
pipe, because 1t scots our clothes and makes a
draft-on our pockets.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

Another project is on foot to bridge the
Hudson river in the vicinity of Poughkeepsie.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

New York City derives 100000 year from
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

Bulwer was right; there's no such word as
fail 1t is modified into assignment
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

Would 1t be Just to say that all physicians
partially get their living by pill-agef
For Indigestion Take Aliens Iron Tonic
Bitters All genuine bear the signature Of j. p.
Allan, Druggist st. Paul. MINI.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

Cover is what the English broker calls
"marpin ,,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

''Miss Florence, do you love beasts?n Am
to consider that as a proposal, siri" was the
lady's quick retOrt
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

1t takes pretty smart phrenologist to tell
what is in barrel by examining its head.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-08-15

La recolte de cotton, aux Etats-
Unis, est evaluGe a S275 0 900 ;
celle des Gufs rapporte autant.
Mons sOmmes ponrtant loin Data.
cher a la seconde la meme impor.
lance qua la premiere f.; pourquoi ?
LIE fait prouve au moins une chose
-c'est quill ny apas petits meters.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-08-15
IN BRAVE JEUNE HOMIE.

La grande maison de banque de
monsieur Lebel await SEES bureauX
avenues de rOpera C'etait un APP
partement somptueuS. qu'on await
convert a Get usage.
II Gtait neuf henres du matin ct
les fen6tres grandes ouvertes, lais-
salient entrer DIES 11ots d'air vif, tan
dis que lie poole s'allumait en- ron
fant. On etait en- novembre.
II Y await dtja longtemps que lie
patron, monsieur Lebel, etaitinstal-
le dams son cabinet p%lusieurs let
tres etaient dtja devant lui, ecrites
dune main rapide.
En- entendant sonner neuf heu-
res, il Sc leva ct regalda dams la
grande piece OH s%'ttalaient quatre
grandeS tables destinees d ses en-
ploy6s. Voyant quill ny await en-
core personne d'arrivf, il fronca lie
front dun air m%econtent, ct murlnu-
a
-Toujours Ell retard -
An meme moment un jeune HON
me entra. II 0ta lentement son par
dessus ct s~'assit, en- etouffant un
baillement. II ALA prendre DIES or
dres ct Sc NIT lentement a sd be-
sogne. Une douzaine dfhommes ar.
riverent ainsi, successivement !; il y
en- await dc tous les ages.
Tous Sc mifent au travail sans
beaucoup d~'entrain /; mails n'osant
causer, nj lire les journaux, a eau
sc de la presence du maitre. Une
grande table restait vide pres de
la fen6tre. Tn DIES jeunes gems dit
a son voisin:
-Je crois que c'est aujourd'hui
qu'on attend lie remplaeant de Le-
febvre.
Monsieur Lebel entra dams O
cabinet ct sc nit a compulser de
grands dossiers. Dix heures son
naient quand il entendit un leger
frappement a sa porte.
Entrez, dit il.
Tn jeune homme s'avanca:
-Vous 6tes monsieur Paul Du-
ret?
-Oui, monsieur, dit lie nou vel
arrivant Ell tendant une lettre a M.
Lebel qui y jeta rapidement les
yeux.
Eth bien! jeune homme, vous
VOLTA ell bonnie sante Je ne vous
dissimule pas que je ne pouvais pas
vous atteudre plus longtemps, le
travail presse, ct dame .je songe-
ais a vous bonner un remplaeant,
ct dependant Java1S Il vOuS de 81
BONES recommendations que je !e
regrettais. Enfn, puisque vous etes
Ii, continue M. Lebel dune voix
bienveillante, vous a!lez rattraper
lie temps perdu, car VOLTA un bon
mois que je vous attendais j; mails
dites-mOi, vous avez vingt-quatre
ans!
-Oni, monsieur, repondit le jeu.
ne homme dune yoix un peu fable.
-Vous 6tes encore IN peu pale,
mon ami /; il ne faudra pas trop
vous fatiguer. Vous connaissez vo-
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Un jour surtout ellie fut bien effra-
zee.
-Vous ttes lie mari que je reve.
rails pour ma file, lui dit VI. Lebal,
je me retirerais heureuX DIES atIaires
apres, nOtre fills serait yOtre as>ocie,
j'aurais grande e%onfiance Ell Yous ;
en- vOtre cGur pour 6tre TN bon ma
ri ct en- votre intelligence pour di-
riger la maison'
Marthe esp6ra que ce n'etait qu',
un propos en- Fair mails toute la
famille pentoura de tant %d'atfection
qu'elle s'effraya, Sc tenant dams une
reserve inaccoutumee.
Enfn, un 6venement inattendu
vint denouer cette situation difici-
le. Paul venalt de MOURN a Bayeux,
ct madame Duret venait trouver sa
file pour pleurer avec elle..
Ellie arrivait chez Lebel OH ellie
croyait sa file institutrice, deman-
dant a un dOmestique
-Priez mademoiselle Dnret dc
vcnir sans lui dire qui est la.
LIE domestique pensa que Ia visi.
tense await vonlu dire monsieur Du
ret. On comprend lie cri d'etonne
ment de madame Duret voyant ap-
paraitre sa file sous ce costume
masculin.
Monsieur Lebel arriva aussi. En-.
fin d genoux CONNIE n coupable.
Marthe fnit par avOuer la super
cherie que lui await Inspire O. de-
vouement.
Tous pleuraient, Marthe dun peu
de homie. Monsieur Lebel ct NADIA
me Duret d'attendrissement.
On %convint que lie soir Marthe
viendrait dams la famille sous les
haDltS dc son SeXe, ce tut I'M vrai
coup lie theatre ct uuc revelation.
Ellie etait 81 jolie dams son costume
nOir qui dessinait sa taille ; avec les
v6tements de la femme ellie en- await
retrouve la grace.
En- la voyant ainsi, lie fills de
monsieur Lebel he put reprimer un
geste d'admiration, ct Sc penchant
d Foreille Lesson pere il lui dit
-Puisqu'elle nepeut Gtre ton fills,
fais-en ia file, dome la moi pour
femme!
Marthe est aljOurd'hui madame
Lebel, ct, la regardant avec admi-
ration, son mari lui dit quelquefois
eli .nriant
iaintenant, tn es une bonnie
mere, mails tn as etc un bien ''brave
jeune hOmme
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-08-15
ATELIEn TYpOGRAPHI1UE.
Rotary jon PRESS.

Ayant tout lie nlatfriel Dfcassaire. nous SOM
mcs a meme ucNtcutcr tonr les "uvrases ~
po"raphiQu"s qni nous Scront cohits les
brrts d'ayocat. carteS d'att;tiies. entttes oe
features. tickets d'hahitation. blancs. circu-
laires, etc. scront imprimfs dams lie plus bret
delai ct a DIES priX modtreS.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-08-15


que sa maison n'Gtant pas tres i'm
portante, lie jenne homme y vegete-
raft sans arriver a me carriere
brillante quill meritait bien. Sans
songer quill allait perdre un tres
bon employee, ne peasant QUA Ia
venir de Paul, il lie recommanda
tres embarrassment 4 un de ses
amis, NJ. Lebel, banquier a Paris.
On etait alors au mois de JUN
mails, ayant de rentrer dams cette
nOuvelle maiSon, lie jeune homme
vOulait passer deux bons mois au-
pres de celle quill aimait tant :;
d'ailleurs il SC sentait fort souffrant
encore dune t1uXiOn de poitrine ct
il esperait Sc remettre complete.
ment avant d'entrer dams Ia grande
lutte.
II partit done dn Mans lie cuur
henreux, plein d'espoir, avec une
lettre de Sol patron pour NJ. Lebel,
qui Fattendait deuX mois plus tard.
En- arrivant, il ne trouve pas la
joie qn'il esperait. I'm coup terri
Die await frappe les pauvres fem
mes. La petite fortune de madame
Duret await complement sombre
dams II enterprise qui dcvait au
c%Ontrairc Ia doubler, ct la pauvre
femme, folle de desespoir, s'atcusait
devant ses %enfants.
Marthe la rassurait, lui disant
que son instruction lui Scryirait ;
qu'e!lc saurait bien sc tirer d'affai-
res ct pourvoir d tout !; aidee par
son fiere, ellie Sc sentait capable de
tout entreprendre pour garder lie
repos ct lie bien-6tre a cette bonnie
mere qui s'etait devouee pour eux
toute sa vie.
Sa resolution etait prise ellie Sc
salt institutrice. Et deja ellie await
Gcrit plusieurs lettres a Paris, es.
perant y trouver ce qu'elle cher
chat.
L'arriv4e de Paul ne donna, he.
las! aucun bonheur. La sante du
jeune homme all lieu de Sc retablir,
devint de plus en- plus mauvaise.
La poitrine fut serieusement alta
quee, ct lie docteur ordOnna un re.
pos complet. LIE desespoir augmen-
TAFT sd tevre.
II recut bient6t des lettres pres
santes de M. Lebel, lie demandant
en- toute hate. Marthe ne trouvait
pas de position, ct la pauvre mere
sc mourait de chagrin devant cette
horrible situation. C'est alors qu''
une pensee sublime jaillit du ceur
de la jeune file.
-Je partirai a ia place diJ-elle a
son frere, tn al me METRE au cou'
rant, il lie faut, maman men saura
rien!
Paul Sc debattait, luttant contre
lie NAL !; enfin, il dut ceder, ct la
mutt, tous deux %craintifs CONNIE
deux criminels, lis trayaillaient. I
initiait sa seur a son meter; ellie
fut bient6t aussi forte que lui ; Il
desir de vaincre lui faisait summon
ter toutes les difficulties. Enfn
quand il Ia jugea prete, ellie simuls
un engagement d'institutrice, vent
de Paris.
Au dernier moment Paul voulai
la faire renOncer, mails il fut PR!
dune crise terrible, lui 6tant toutt
energie.
Nine Duret ne soupconnant pas
Ia supercherie, await laisse partil
sa file, la b6nissant pour son cou
rage. Eft c'est ainsi que Marth,
etait entree chez M. Lebel, qui 81
sentalt attire vers ellie par sa raj
son ct o intelligence.
IL Finvita bient6t chez lui, OF
madame Lehel fit lie meilleur &C
cueil a ce ieune homme 81 s4rien,
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tire travail, nest &c pas 2?


Plus tard, scion vos aptitudes,
nous verrons i vOus faire faire aus
tire chose. Votre chemin depend de
vous vOus me semblez serieux, !
quoique vous ayez Fair tres jeune.
CONNIE il est convent, vous aurez
5000 francs; c'eSt ce que vOus aviez
de;a, je crois. Eth bien ! pour COM
mencer, voici DIES chooses tres pres
sees.
En- phrases claires, NJ. Lebel nit
Paul Duret au cOurant ct parut en-
chante de son intelligence.
En- lui payant son premier mois,
lie patron lui fit DIES compliments
sur o exactitude ct son applica-
ton.
SEES camarades de bureau ne sem
blaient pas raimer beaucoup ct
solvent lui reprochaient de ne pas
les suivre dams leurs parties du
soir ct du dimanche. Paul await
loue Inc petite chambre claire ct
gale quill await arrangee ave gont.
De longs rideaux entouraient
son lit, une table de toilette
chargee de falcons await la place
d'honneur, une grande glace pen
chae etait lie plus bel ornement de
cette chambre OH sc t%rouvaient ell
core un petit fauteuil bas ct une
table pour ecrire an dessus de laqu-
ellie Sc voyaient deux portraits
Lun representa- une vieille dame,
don't lie visage Gtait encadre de bou-
cles blanches ct qui await Pair bon.
L'autle portrait etait celui dun
jeune homme, celui de Paul sans
dOute, a on y recOnnaissait ses
grands yeuX noirs intelligents.
lie lendemain du jour OH Paul
await touch6 son premier mois, Sc
trOuyait 6tre un dimanche. II ar
rangea coquettement sa petite
chambre. ct fit la folie d'acheter un
gros bouquet de violettes, puts il
dit III concierge
Isl ron me demande, vous direz
que je ny suis pas.
Eft dan bond il grimpa e qua
tire etages, %s'enferma, ct apres avoir
dome III regard d'amour aux deux
portraits, il Sc NIT a ecrire rapide-
ment une Tongue lcttre common
cant ainsi
Ma mere bien-aimee,
VOLTA lie plus beau Jour de ma vie,
ie lie crois Je peux TRAVELLER pour
tot, que Jaime tant, ct t'envoyer ell.
fin un peu d'argent, qui te dome
IA, .je lespere, un peu de bien-6tre
ct Gui aidera surtout a rendre la
sante 4 mon frere. Je suis partial
tement heureuse on ie suiS, j'etais
nee pour Gtre instltutrice, les jeu-
mes files don't je m'occupe sont
charmantes, ct je mai que de la sa-
tisfactiOn avec Giles.
Dis bien a mon frere quill Sc soi>
gne sans s'inquieter de rien. Je suis
parfaitement heureuse ct lon est
tres content de moi.
La lettre continuait Ell dormant
DIES details imaginaires ct finissait
ainsi
Ma pensee ct mon cRur son ayec
vous a Bayeux, ct j'ai lie plus grand
desir d'aller bient6t vous embras-
ser; entin il fault 6tre reasonable.
Je vOuS envOie tout mon c9ur ct
vous embrasse tous deux.
Notre file at%fectionnee,
Marthe Duret.
Voici ce qui etait arrive.
Nine Duret etait restee veuye
avec un fills ct une file. lis vivaient
a Bayeux, dams une petite maisop
lui appartenant.
Ellie await place son fills Paul au
college de Caen, ct sa file Marthe
dams la premiere pension de la me.
me vile, leur faisant bonner atous
deux n tres belle instruction.
Ellie wyatt de la rente que lui don
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ACHIEVEMENT.
ANNONCE~.

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-04
N(RDDEU7SGFERLL{m
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OttbeIhtuPtbS PppSOuutPIIWtUIu9Il
via SOUTHAMPTON
8ermt!teIf Der t~itsantsa unb b~eli.tisr gofs
DnEtff&tfe BON 70ea xenren unb 5000
Yfsrtettaf
@iber, @n1s, Werra
@lbe, Tulba, Redar.
Nbein, Wain, Dpnau,
Caller, 5absburs, Ober,
Sen. Werbes.
Die Grpebtttunstase 1ub mis cIgt fsfstfeBt ,
Bon 9reu,en: Sebta @pnnattn INT
Ntttwpd.
Bon New -gorh Ssts" HerE,tsut
unb Mtttwp& d.
Die &eiie Der SdnenDampfer bon
SEEN 0Ort mad Bremen bauert 9 Gage
BaiIaSiere erreiden nit ben Sdnel<
~bampfern bes Ncrbbeutiden 2fopb
Deutidlanb in teoeutenb f~ir3erer 3eit
ale NIT anberen 2inien.
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site Der Yreife:

1897 @epinne i'm 8etrase BON $2s5, SOC
3eu8niB:
Bir befdeinisen btsrour9, baB mir ole an.
orr nungen bel ben monatliden nno balbidbr.
llden 5iebunsen Der Q%ouifiana StaatsIotterie.
~@ompagnie iberpaden unb perf5nIid eontrp.
lsren. @s berrfdt bel ben 8iebunsen gbrli5feit
gegen Seoermarn. Bir ermd9tisen bic Com.
pagnie, bieies @ertiicat fur ibre s~nseisen v
benuben.
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Yaffase Yreite:

Deltt6S & &c.,
@eneral> Estnttn,
Wo. 2 BOwlins @resn, @sw=gpn
Us. s. Youns unb 6. @rieiens
Bed & 8 o., Asenten far Gan antonio.
3. Ruifef, a9ent fir 5tuleabura.
1873. sstn-
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scrasu. frstet Grans d essl.r
EhHleItrs.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-08

the 18th 1t was decided to issue a proc-
lamation notifying settlers on the Winne-
bago lands in Dakota that the country was
illegally opened to settlement and that it
must be vacated. It was also determined
to emo the fences on public lands.
The President on the 18th issued a proc.
lamation declaring President Arthur's
order opening the Winnebago Reservation
in Dakota to settlement imperative and
void, and notifying all persons on such
lands to remove their effects within sixty
days, settlers failing to do so to be re-
moved by force.
The following executions took place on
the 18th: Thomas Samon, at Laconia, N.
H., for killing Mrs. Ford and John Reddy
and his child; William Phillips, at Fort
Smith, Ark, for the murder of his father
in-law; Keaton and Peter johnson, both
der; Gus Finley, at Prestonburg, KY, for
the murder of James Hunt, and Capone
and Santore, two Italians, at T~homaston,
Me-. for numbering a fellow-workman.
!. SIXTEEN buildings, comprising a large
part Of the business portion of Bristol,
Ind, were destroyed by fire on the night of
the 18th.
4 The Lafayette Courier says the wheat
crop of Indiana this year will be 1900, 600
bushels less than last years crop. This
cuts down the yield to less than half a
crop.
A CHINESE wash-house at Anaconda,
NJ. T., vas blown up by giant powder on
the 18th, and four of the six Cinnamon
who were in the building were>killed, and
one fatally wounded. The outrage was
committed by hoodlums.
CHARLES ,B1ELER, a Frenchman, who
was placed in Jail at Dayton, O., for safe
keeping, committed suicide on the 18th. He
was the third member Of his family in a
direct line to hang himself in prison.
On the 18th 1875 indictments for gambling
were returned by the Grand Jury at
Wheeling, w. Va. Among those involved
are an Ex-Governor, a member of the city
council and leading merchants and manu-
facturers.
Two Masked highwaymen stopped the
stage from Vulture, A. T., the other night
and stole the express box containing
$500.
wAARoN JONES (colored), charged with
murder, was taken from prison at New
Roads, La. on the night of the 18th and
lynched.
In the United States and Canada there
were 215 business failures during the seven
days ended on the 18th, against 200 the pre-
J vious seven days. The distribution was as
follows: Middle States, 45; New England
States, 81; Western, 50; Southern, 40; Pa
cific States and Territories, 10; Canada, IS.
j. P. JOYCE, Margaret Joyce, Charles
Joyce and Mary Rice were burned up in
their house a few days 6 in Buncembe
County, N. c., after having been murdered
by persons unknown. AZ.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-08
NEWS,

ADv1CEs of the 10th from Winnipeg state
hat Riel had eight hundred men under
him, all well armed and ready to fight, and
hat Riel would die rather than be taken
Tive. Big Bear, with fifteen hundred men,
lad promised to join Riel the moment the
government struck the first blow.
DAN MACE, the famous driver of trotting
horses, died on the 18th at his residence in
New York.
The panic in Spain over the spread Of
cholera was increasing on the 18th, as re-
ports continued to arrive showing that new
points were being constantly attacked.
The Government was taking energetic
measures to isolate infected towns.
AT the joint sessionfof the Illinois Legis.
AZURE Oh the 18th Morrison received ten
votes for United States Senator, Logan
-four, and scattering five.
GENERAL GRANTS physicians me. at
Two O'Clock on the afternoon of the 10Th
for consultation. In the bulletin issued at
hat hour they reported the patient in an
improved condition, both general and local,
.out still insisted that he had only about
one chance in a thousand for recovery.
Four persons lost their lives on the 18th
az uAAsuiLE O1 IL A0L ia VI AuRuSs
Jus Vented, near Reading, Pa. 1t was
thought the fire was Of incendkary origin,
and a man suspected OF the crime had been
locked up;
W BROTHERS, Frank and Tubal Taylor,
were lynched near Forsythe, No., a few
days ago, for a nurderous assault upon J.
T. Dickinson.
THE two little sons of Mr.. Kemp, a
farmer, living q few miles from Fullerton,
Neb., set fire to Il straw-stack a few days
.noo and were burned to death.
A M~ATERsPoUT in the Rio Grande River
near Laredo, Tex. caused great destruc.
zion OF property on the 18TH.
REV. DR.. DAVID STERN, of New York,
q Jewish rabbi of considerable prominence,
committed suicide at Wilkesbarre, Pa, on
the 18th by taking laudanum.
The British troops on the Nile were on
the 18th suffering fortunes from the great
heat prevalent in the Soudan.
Four houses were destroyed by a cyclone
the other night in Burns City, Tex.
THE cotton mills at Wilmington, N. c.,
have shut down for sixty days, owing to
the depression in the trade,
The President on the 18th made the fol-
appointments: To be American
Ministers Resident and Consuls General
William d. Bloxham, Of Florida, to Boz
.iivia; Bayliss W. Hanna, of Indiana, to
Walker Fearn, of Louisiana, to
Servia aud Greece. To be Con-
'suls of the United State-James Murray,
of New York, ut st. John, N. B.; Boyd
Winchester, of Kentucky, at Nice, France;
Charles P. Kimball. Of Illinois, at Stutt.
CART, Germany.