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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-03

1r ALWAYS dangerous in campaign TO
ovarrate our own strength or underrate tnaV
Of the enemy. General Lee may be eiecseo
nv thirty thousand majority; we tnlnk IL
cutie nossible that he will be, but, II he ls,
# will, he because our forces are thoroughly
orpanized and we work hard from now un'
ii, November. Once impress upon the
party at large that there is no doubt OF an
overwhelming victory, and there Will pc
great danger of defeat. The voters Will
crow apathetic, many will stay away from
the polls, and over confidence may WORK
disastrous results. We may be sure thas
our opponents will not commit this iauie;
thew we'll know that the next election Will
be their death struggle, that they mus1
either conquer or die, and thoy will act &C.
cordingly, straining every nerve ana using
every means, legitimate or Legitimate TO
achieve a victory. We are led to make
these remarks by the disposition we
see exhibited by some of our demo-
cratic brethren to rely somewhat on the
ASSISTANCE, or at least upon the apathy,
of>a portion of the negroes. We regard
this as 8 very great mistake. Undoubtedly,
there are cases in which Individual colored
men can be relied upon, and in such cases
they should receive every encouragement;
but. as class, the negroes will vote the so.
called republican ticket. They have always
done so, and they will continue to do so,
mil not
votes from them, he will get all he really
expects. Here and there, perhaps, little
light may dawn upon the dense mass of
ignorance and prejudice, and there may DO
a break, giving US q thousand Or so votes,
but the negro masses have been educated
in the belief that they owe everything to
the republican party, aad they will follow
its standard though it leads them to
the destruction of their real interests.
Looking around us, we can see no evidence
of change of front. A few colored men,
who want Office, speak glibly of dividing
the colored vote, and those who are in
Office either proclaim their hopeful CONVEX.
sion to the democratic faith, or assert that
they have been always democrats at heart
and have boon but playing part to keep
their places but the rank and file make
no sign. Meanwhile, good democrats, who
see colored men put into or kept in Office
under democratic administration, are say.
ing loudly that they sea no difference be-
tween it and its republican predecessors,
and arc inclined to grow weary of a struggle
which leaves things as they were, so far as
they are concerned. They say that, like
DR.. Loring's sorghum, the crop does not pay
for the seeding, and there is much force in
what they say. Depend upon it, five would
be victorious by thirty thousand-or by
thirty-we must bring out the white vote.
1t is ours, just as surely as the black is our
opponents and if it is properly attended to,
bosssm in Virginia is dead forever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-03

CHICAGO, Sept. Bills q. m.-Whcat has
been quiet and shade frmcr this morning ut
S1%s for October. Corn trmer at AZ. for October.
Oats unchanged. Pork lirmcr at So 20 for Octo.
Der. Lard unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-03

Frank D. Antonio, an Italian, was shot and
killed to-day by Walter Welcb q bar-keeper, in
Baltimore during row.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-03

NEW YORK, Sept 3-Stocks dull and heavy.
Money easy at ]. Cotton very steady; uplands
los: Orleans 1915 futures steady. Flour dull
and heavy. Wheat lba7sc lower Corn l-akc
lower. Pork dull at $lOa1O 50. Lard firm a:
Sc j21b
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-03

SEALING WAX SEALING WAX!-Just re-
- ceived large supply of Sealing Wax for bot
ties and CANS for sale by
jy1S W. F. CREIGHTON & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-03

solidated As; past due coupons -; do new 10
40s 35A; new IS SIS bid to-day. Cotton lower
and dull middling JOS. Flour steady and firm
Whcat-Southern firm Western higher and firm
Southern red 91a93 do amber glass; No Mary
land 93ka94; No Western winter rcd spot
SSaS9li; September SStiaSSas October 9OlE,a
9Oh; November 92l .a93; December 9ill, bid.
Corn-Southern easier and slow; Western shade
easier and dull Southern white 49a5O: do sci.
low 52a53; Western mixed spot 4S5,ai9: Sep.
TENDER ASH bid; October 47lsalSla; November,
new or old 46ih asked year i3t,a4l steamer
46 bid. Oats steady and quiet Southern 29a3l
Western white 31a32; do mixed 2Sa29; Pcnua
29a34. Rye lower and quiet at 57a50 Eggs
higher and firm at 16a1G1p. Cofeo tirmcr in
tone. Whiskcy steady at 81 17a1 10. Other ar.
ticles unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-03

NOTHING COULD have made the wisdom
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-03

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. September 3.-Eour is
in improved demand for high grades, and the
markets are steady. Wheat is moderately active
with good demand for milling grades at an "a.
vance sales were made to-day at 81 to S. Cor
Futz. and SO for good longberry; no prime OF
mixed were offered. Corn is quiet. Rye and
Oats steady. Produce is without material change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-03

I1TARNEE'S RHEUMATIC CURE, HOuD9
w Saisaparilla, Diamond Dyes OF all cooF''
Diamond Gold, Silver and Bronze Pain: inst re-
ceivcd. LEES +. S. LEADBEATE}t x BIZ.
CTRICLLY PURE BOILED AND RAW LIN
y seed Oil received this day.
B. w. NAILS,
mv25 S. F.. Cor. King and Washington SIS.
ITaMS, Of best quality and small s;zss, Tor sac
IL by [aug12I J. c. MlLbURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-03
MONETARY AND CoMMERcIa1.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Thcre were only Sigh,
changes in tho opening quotations at the Stock
Exchange this morning. Opening quotations
wero generally however, the lowest of the morn
ing. The market Immediately stihcucd Al!
prices continued strong until about 1918, the
gains amounting from 1. to 81 per cent. Prices
subsequently yielded a small fraction, but at l /
o'clock the market was again strong and dull
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-03

how to vote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-03
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
rHrRsDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5.

IT. 70 ALWAYS dangerous in a campaign to
,varrate our own strength or underrate that
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-13

Gen. Abraham Lafayette Saw
smallest man that ever visit.
ed Scranton, was at Blalack's Hotel
"Wednesday night. He delivered.n
shortssaddreSS TO the assembled
on the evils of intern
pcrancc, which was loudly applaud
ed. The General is Il manly little
fellow and draws crowd where
ever he goes. His lecture at Moss
Point was well attended and ap-
preciatrd by the best people OF the
town. Capt. Alberts was Gen.
Sawyer's escort. They left on
Thursday mornings train for New
Orleans to take in the Exposition.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-13
A Watery Grave.

Last Thursday Mr.. James NJ.
Thompson met with a sad death by
drowning, in PascagOula river
1t seems that no one Witnessed the
fatal accident except two little
boys, who had climbed up into a
tree while playing by the river.
From their elevated position they
saw Mr.. Thompson in boat on
the west side OF the river, opposite
Martins Bluff, aud their attention
was attracted by noticing that be
was lying on his back with his feet
hanging ever the side Of the boat.
The weight OF his body over.bal-
anccd the boat, giving him an IN
cliued position-ieet downward.
He lay in this position tor a few
moments, when, with a sudden,
convulsive movement, be slided
iuto the water-sank, and was
seen no more. We understand
that tue unfortunate maa vas sub
ject 10 Ilis, aud it is supposed that
this was the cause OF bis untimely
death, and that, In n Iiaioxism, he
nnconsciously sank beneaib the
waves, neverio return. BE leaves
q wife aud children.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-13
Citation Notice.

The State Of Mississi ppi-Jackson Conhty..
In the matter Of the estate Of ,. Z. Sar-
razin, deceased
To all persons and creditors interested 10
the above estate:
You are hereby commanded TO appear
before W. NJ. Denny, Matter in and for
the Chancery Court Of the county Of
jackson, in said State. on
Saturday, the 14th day Of Febrnny
1856. to be present At tho taking af trati-
mOny upon the objections % che claims
by creditors. to ascertain n the elniiDs
could have besn collected srR0t laY proper
by said Administrative.
Witness my hand, this tith. das Of
January, A. ID. 1eo5.
W. u. DENNY, Master.
January ie. lat5. 46-4t
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-13

The STATE ef saia.la-inni-.y .yacleon Cnnnfs.
In the matter ~ the estate of Jefersor
Reeves deceased. 10 al psrsnns ~
cruditon Interested % tho ahovo rs-
tate
You are hsnsby commanded q appls
county, oa fhs
Frst Monday u March A. n, 1856.
- sbow eansa. n auy yuu can. VIII .hn
petifiun q Mra- Iosrphinr hervts, ia
minisfrairix of the nhorc estate. shall lin-
~ ETauted, praying fiiaf the fuuilr nu.. =.
said AdmiaieiFatralsix's , hnnds 81 lIilfii-
hute4 proraIa aunnE ~ The credit a.
who have h1d fhglr tlain.s arainsf ..isi
ealate anlFree gfero.l, aud that sid sl-
minisiu utTlx - dirha,rrd
Witurn NJ hnnd his 18th dar 81 Ia.
uaTa a 3 I&E
" H DESET. CHI.
s4rNNI 49, lit
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-13

OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT-STAR,( I
PAscAGoUIA, Feb. IL, 1885.
Report for tue week ending Feb. IL.
ARRIVED
Feb 5 Nor bk Raua, Larsen, 275 tons, Gal
veslnn to j Hunter.
Feb Nor bk Souvenir, Tellefsen, 500 tons.
BaTa to Hunter.
Feb Nor ok Sirins, Jorgensen, 402 tons.
Aspinwall to J Hunter.
Feb Nor bk Tivale, Balfour, l07S tons,
BarbadOcs 10 J Hunter.
cd 9 Dan bk AiRlanta. Petersen, 1923
tons, Antwerp, see%iEg.
Feb Am sch Axeit:s, Roberts, s4 tons.
Key West, seeking.
Feb . Am sch /. n Dantzler, Alberts, 60
tons. Key West to l. n Dantzier.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-13
.s-esU Advertisements.
SheriT's sale.
The State of Mississippi, Jackson county.
FLASH, PRESTON & Co.,
Use L. T.. Dees,


FLASH, PRESTON & Co.,
Use L. Z. Dces,
VS..
N. A. DEEs.
BY virtue of writ of execution. to me
directed from the Circuit Court OF said
county aud State, in tho above stated
case, will. on the
First Monday, I'd dGyOf March. 1885,
in front of the courthouse door, in the
town of Scranton, in said county, within
legal hours, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described
prOpHrty tO-wit
Sc SO t, section 6, ne Of ne sec
ton lots aud section 5, SO section Z.
ne t, se I of ne t, NV I, no I of NV I
section Is, I OF ne I. ne t of ne I section
10, u I sw section 10, u 80 t, sw I
section 30, all of section 81, township q,
south range 4 west. ne I, W I Of 60 sec
tion l3, NV I of ne I, / NV I. 80 Z sec
ton 13. NV I of ne t, NV t. e sw t,
sw I section ~, . ne I section 70.
township 8, raIge S vest, lying and being
ia the county of jackson, State Of Missis-
sipPi.
The above Prope ty will be sold IS the
property OF N. A. Dees, defendant IN the
above mentioned execution, aud | will
convey all the right, title aud interest
that is vested in me by said exec ution.
J. L. CLARK, sheriff.
February -, 1885. 50-3t
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-13
NOn-Resileu.t NoGEce.

The State Of Mississippi, Jaeksan. county.
To l.. G. Dees and .. p. Rieharilson,. de-
PENDANTS
You are commanded 10 appear before
the ChanceFy Court of the county Of Jsck-
son, in said State. on the
First Monday Of Asrck, 1885,
10 defend TIE .suat m said coart Of Mrs.
Delphiue Train, wherein yOu ARE defend
aufs.
Witness my hand. this 2oth day az Jan =
nary, 1555. w. n. DENNY, Clerk.
Jan Q3-f&lR 41-4f
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-13

Use of L. G. Dees and M. l.. Yates,
VS..
G. NJ. DEKs.
By virtne Of an execution, directed tn
me from the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
Jackson county, Mississippi, viii sell at
public auction, TO tbs highest bidder, for
cash, in front of the courthouse, i'm
Scranton, within legal hours, on tho
First Monday Of March, 1885,
the following described real estate. tO-wit:;
Commencing at the northeast corner OF
lands of MrY. NJ. L. Pol, running east
wartlly 21 chains, nOrthwardly to the
marsh wrstwardly following side Of marah
40 as to intersect northwest corner post
marked -. B. K" in said marsh. Thence
thwarlly q chains t. place Of bogin-
ming; together with improvements there
on. known AZ tho SarraEin & Hannah
mill place thereon, section 2, township 4.
range 6 west To satisfy plAintins'-
judgment S455.42 and costs.
JOHN 4. CLARK, Sheriff..
February IL, 1885. 80 &c
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-13
SheriG's Sale.
JOnS /. ADAMS e. CO., l
Use n. l.. Yates.
va.
n n ~


g. III. DEEs.
BY virtue OF an execution, directed to
me from the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
jackson county, Mississippi, win sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, fur
cash, in front Of the courthouse, ia Scran
ton, within lrgsl hours, on the
First Monday Of Narch, 1885,
the following described real estate, to-wit:
Commencing at the northeast corner Of
lauds OF MS. n. l.. Pei, running eastward
In "a chains, northwardly to the marsh,
westwardiy following side Of marsh, -
Is 10 interscct northwest corner post
marked -. b. X In said marsh. Thence
son nwartllv ~ chains to pln e Of begin
zlng together With improvements there
on, knowu - Sarraxin 4 HaHnuh mill
place, sectiou ?. township 4, rauge s. To
satisfy PLAINTIFFS Judgment 9ii' III aud
costs. JOHN E CLARK sheriff.
Ft6rrnry -, l6s5. 5e-5t
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-13

The State Of MlusiauiPFi, Jackson county
To Emile Dcsmet aud Citizens Back Of
Lanisinna.
Yon ure commanded to appear bef ore
The Ghnncery cvurt u jackson county. in
said State, on the
Fret M0Aday II 1drch, 1885,
70 defend the suit Ia unil ceuri. Of w. n.
Denny. guardian. whnruin Sou are a,
PENDANTS. w. "a. DkNNT, Clerk.
Ian "a aaoE
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-13
MOSS POINT ITEMS.

Hon Hugh NJ. McCallum, of Au
gusta,Eis visiting relatives here.
The shoe factory will close its
doors ere many days, so we learn.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Evans is attending the
Grand lodge at Jackson thiS.week.
That clever merchant, Mr. @. 9.
Clark, of Augusta, is here on buSi
ness.
Mr.. j. L. Dantzlrr, our yOung
lawyer, is visiting Meridian ana
jackson.
Mr.. Il. p. Bradley, sheriff of
Perry cOnuiy, is here on business
this week.
Miss Nettle Ladd left for Mobile
on Tuesday. Her departure caused
one to look sad.
The Valentineib Friday night
by tho Young Mems Social Club,
will be the event Ot the season.
Business is not quite as lively as
we would like il. But there is a
good time coming for this place.
Mr.. a. II. McSwain, the efficient
clerk OF the courts of Perry county,
was in our village this week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Andrews, it is said,
will remove to Scranton IN the
spring aud lake tue Ellison house,
on the PascagOula river, and open
boarding house.
The schooner Danizlrr brought
ainew kind of beam, which, for its
fragrance cannot be excelled in
this or amy other country. By all
means we advise our citizens TO
procure few of these wonderful
beans.
The schooner Dantzler arrived
Monday from Key West. General
Abraham L. Sawyer, n native OF
Key West, the smallest man in this
country, and Mr.. 7. 3. Wilder,
we're passengers. Gen. Sawyer is
80 inches high, weighs Al pounds
andis % years old. He is slsrigft-
IN little man, aud is lrcsMing on
intemperance. After spending q
few days here he goes to the Ex-
positiOn. The General is a Bap.
tist, a sort of a Democrat and is
single from choice. lie SAYS he
loves all tlfe pretty girls, bnt does
Bor want to get married.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-13
Fresh Garden seed.

have inst received q fresh supply Of
LANDRETH'S Garden Seed Of an varie-
ties. Call early. A. G0EI.ZER
Scranton, Jau. 20, 1876. EST
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-13

Tomorrow is st. Valentines
day.
The show man was in town
Saturday.
Several lights this week, but
nobody hurt.
DR. II. Shannon called to see
MS Tuesday.
We have had variety of
weather this week.
For beautiful valentines go to
Mrs. L. B. Osboruc's store.
Mr.. A. o. Johnson delivered
Crazy Billy to the Meridian Insane
Asylum this week.
We learn that the building OF
tue Methodist church has been in
definitely postponed.
Orange trees for sale at five
and ten cents each. Apply to S.
II. Thompson, Scranton, Miss.
MIR. "Gus" C"aft. of the firm of
Woelper & Craft, New Orleans, put
in his charming presence Fridar.
There was quite pleasant
patty at Mrs. Polls Tuesday night.
The dauce was prolonged aud pleas
ant.
That "bean' created quite Il
stir in The Clerks Office the other
day. The "Judge" don't like
beans.
Mysterious music l. heard Oc-
casionally during the nishr, in
dwelling houSe on Pascasoula
street.
The fire alarm created some
excitement Tuesday, but it was
only "A defective hue aud was soon
rxtingmshed.
Sheriff Uiak has quite IA large
stock Of furniture in the Court
House. He will off'r it for sale
before many days.
MIR. II. a. Gregory, agent for
Mr.. Janes Hunter, Of Mobile, is
row V,Eulying his tflicc Oh the
North side, near B,ch|s.
MIR. ST. B. Richmond, of he
Biloxi Herald, WAS in town Sunday,
lookin. in feeble heIlrh The at
musphprc and ,rater ol Biloxi d0n't
seem 20 agree with the 'Dukp.'
Mr.. II. w. Blame has returned
from Krmper and says the farmers
of that section are hard at work
preparing f5r the crop scasoa.
MIR. Geo. w. Wilkes, of tue
L loxi Herald, WAS in our midst
Moud,y. lie WAS in his usual
hrahh-about as Fat as u match.
The Methodist AMI Baptist
Sunday schools now hold their
mrcIings together, at NOl'S Han,
every Sunday at $3.50 p. m. The
Hall VAS kindly rendered them by
Mr. b. j. Jane, aud the favor is
certainly highly appreciated by
both determinations.
The railroad accident ot Mon
day caused Scranton to be visited
by a Large number OF Northern
tourists. The trian stopped here
tor an hour on so, during which
time the passengers tOak ia the
town. Some newspaper reporters
were busy "taking notes" The
railroad wood shed Mas converted
into reporters sInctam. We iclt
somewhat iacIiAed tG tell them
about the fleas in the sanctum, bat
a SECOND thousIB assured us that
tho little Iascals would soon be-
come tamiliar4 Bout an introduc.
sion..
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-13

- Jas Trehern. ..............
Hnnss Sam'l Alexander. er.........,
\ Thomas Macon....-.........,
>. John Carter. .............
= Feen Williams. ...........'''
-, Jas Berry ry.---....... .......
Geo Coleman 80. -.
Henry Raby--. . :,
Nn Robt & Emily Delmas. -.
J L Muse. -. -.
Mary Trehern
ut Richard Trehern
Rufus Clark
Robt Trehein
'eo RF Manley
II NJ Broadus
Willis Tillman
of II u Dclnas
- Alph0use Ladnier
10 ThOs Howard sr.
Helveston Il Reeves
Lewis Terrall esq.
ed g E..
Geo McRae
lie Sam Lawre ce
CS Bickford
A b Carter
nj David Golf
= =.
IN JAS Kennedy
JAS Gott
JnO Cumhest est
"a Simeon Cochran
:.
). VIM Havard
VI Jas Ware
ut
Jno Anderson
q Beech
nj
,t Jno Myers
Duncan Robinson
lH- Wm Vice
Wm Smith
Mrs Kirk wood
, J NJ Nelson
Henry Johnson
er Harry Brown
Chas Hough
NC Anthony Colhoif
II Ai;,,II
Geo Daily
c- Geo II Emerson
III VIM Haldwick
Ia II A Jones
las Fairlcy
Mrs A S Decs
ne
FW Morrill,
u Il Griffin
IN salisbury
1e Inc Tank ,ton
~ wills singleton
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Sheri6''s Sale.

JoHN p. RICHARDSON a. Co., \
Use OIL. c. Dees aud n. l.. Yates, |
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-13

JOHN CLARK Sheriff and TaX-CotIrctop
Scranton cksn county, Miss 10
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-02-13
MARINE.

Ss., January 30, 1885.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-23
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

liz tbs senate Ia ~. 18Th slr. Hal
ported the last House naval appropriation
bill. with ali provisions for changes IN the
existing laws stricken ont. The House
bill repeating the presumption timber cui-
ture and desert land acts and modifying
the homestead act was reported favorably.
Mr.. Edmunds offered bill which, IL
passed. will place General Grant on
the retired list. The Hawiey reso-
luton Ia reference TO the Sher-
man Davis matter was taken up, and
after further debate, was adopted, there
being but ten negative votes. The inter-
| State commerce bill was resumed. Mr.
vance's amendment relative 70 charges on
largo and small shipments was rejected;
as was also an amendment offered by Mr..
Slater making all rebates unlawful.-....I In
the House Mr.. Stockslager had read as a
question of privilege report In the New
York Sun charging the Committee on Public
buildings with log-rolling to pass bills,
which provoked spirited debate. Hazing
at the Naval Academy was discussed. A
number Of new bills were introduced. Mr..
Browne tof Indana) announced the death
OF Schuyler Colfax, offered a tribute to
49, ttt'tii'ft Hftl " u Ifttrrftf nllft VI
respect the House then adjourned.
GOVERNOR WM HALE OF Wyoming Ter
ritory died on the 18th.
THE President held his first regular re-
ccption 81 the season on the evening 81 the
18th.
FRANCE has chartered two more steam-
ers la which a. send reinforcements "a
Tonquin.
Tux cotton-secd pooxin the South Il re-
ported 10 have collapsed.
Tux visible supply ~ wheat on the 18th
was f,3s2,oVo bushels: corn, 4,l2o,c0C
bushels.
THn Tichborne claimant, recently re-
leased from prison, IL coming 70 America
% lecture.
ADDITIONAL details OK the terrible Ala
hama cyclone increase the list OF casual.
ties and the amount OF damage done.
SEVEN buildings were burned at Lock.
! port, Ind, on the 18th, with loss Of $780,
OOO.
CHINESE authorities deny that German
officers are being enrolled In the Chimes,
army.
CAPTAIN PHELAN, who was stabbed BY
Short, in New York, was reported on thu
10Th to be improving rapidly.
THE Ohio WooI-Growers' Association
at meeting on tho 18Th, adopted protcc
tive tariff resolutions.
THE city OF Rome, Italy, was badly agi
tated with fears Of food on the 18th, .
| the Tiber was on rampage.
Ex-vIcK- PRESIDENT SCHUYLER CoLrA,
dropped dead from heart disease at th
Omaha depot at Msnkato. MINI, on th
10th.