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The following deeds we're recorded Tuesday
March 81, as reported by s,eeg a Bernnsmer,
abstract ccmpilerb. "a ana rs Thorpe Block.
Telephone. lOtS:
Isabel J. Ferguson and husband 10 Alice
X. Levey, warranty deed 10 lot n in
Washington n. lalb0ttE addition 10
the ely Of Indianapolis. $500 90
Phtsnix Mutual Life Insurance Company
20 Arthur w. Benner and WIFE war
ranty dced 10 lot q, p, % and part OF
lot ? all in ]. II. Nsjens addition to the
city OF Indianapolis. 200 90
Bone, warranty deed TO part OF outlot
81 in The city Of Indianapolis. 1000 %
Sarah +. Roll and husband 10 Charles ".
shedrer ct al, quit claim deed 10 part OF
the east nalf OF the southwest quarter OF
section "A. township 10 north OF range
edsl.~ss W
Emma A. Winsor to Mary B. Ames. war
rRnty deed TO lots 4 5 and part of lot "A
in MeCarty Is subdivision OF part OF out
lot 100 in the city OF Indianapoiis,.... 1850 90
Frederick Boeticher and wife 10 George
Delnse. warranty deed to part of LOT is
city Of Indianapolis -, ......;..... 5000 co
Nicholas Gerardy and wife 10 William
Pfsfiiin, warranty deed TO the north
bali OF lot 3 in square in the southeast
edoinon to the city Of Indianapolis. 1soO 90
henry X bond, Trustee, 10 Heury
Nauer. warranty deed to lots ,, } and
in Athon ana Ellious subdivision OF
part OF the Peru and Indianapolis Rail.
road Company's subdivision of part
of outlot los In the city of indianapolis 5000 co
John H. McFee and wife 10 Granville 81.
Ballard, warranty deed TO lots l2l and
l22 in William h. Morrison Is third addi-
ZION to the city OF indianapolis. 5000 90
William II. Close and wife 10 Joseph l..
Juliand, warranty deed 10 part OF lot2
in Dickson and Frenzel's subdivision OF
lots and in William 4. Morrison and
J. G.. Browns subdivision OF outlot
in the city Of indianapolis 5000 o.
William X. Close and wife TO Joseph T.
JuiieEd, warranty deed 10 lot It's in the
plat OF Woodruff and COmingores
subdivision in the city of Indianapolis 1000 90
The Citizens National Bank TO Celeslia
Temple, warranty deed 10 10. 60 in
kappes and F&nks addition 10 the
city Of Indians polis.......- ........... $50 90
Samuel W. Elliott 10 George ID. Burgess
warranty deed TO lot : in samuel w
Elliott's SD bd vision OF lot p of Samuel
Henderson s addition 10 the city of IN
dianspOlis GOO 90
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FITS; All Fits stopped free by d.. Kline's Great
Nerve Eestorer. No fits after FIRST days use Mar
yelous cures. Treatise and 81 G bottle free 70 Pit
cAses. eeno 70 DR.. Kline. sf1 Arch St. phila Pa
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NEW YORK. March 81 Cotton The Poet saws
Future deliveries IN fair demand. and at thrC
Call shows sn advance Of 4-lO0 % 5-l00e MAJ
brought ll.l6c; jane. II 29c; August. Lille. sep
iember, 1Llic; October, 10 66c. November !. G. Flu
lures Osed steady, with April 2 l00c and balance
Of sales lOQc higher than YESTERDAY sales, 6l,00
bales.
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head. Mhrhei slow ber grades steady; 1850 10
lao he. 81 2Sa4 70, 200 10 SEQ lbs. a. 9oA5 90
Texans. f4@h
sheep- heoeirv, e.ooo head shipments, ? OO1
head Market siON inferior 10 medium, & $50
4 %, choice 81 .b(g4 -
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sTAxE RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Evansville aud Terre Hante RaiIroa

Via Vandalia Linel
Lve-Indisnapolis- t7:l5 am ePll 55 an ssI0:l5 pm
Terre Haute. l0:40 am 3:O0pm 800 sn
Arr-EYsnsvile.. 400 pm 7:O5 pm 7:lO am
Lve-Evsnsville- t6O5 am aPIO:SO an = s:15 PM
Arr-Terre Haute.. 1000 am 2:17 pm l:59 pm
Indianapolis. $3.50 pm f:40pm $50 am
Daily. Daily except Sunday. Parlor Car.
Sleeping car.
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kye-Eo. 2. nominal
bian-Nominal-
CHICAGO EARKxra
FURNISHED bf II. y Kinney Co. Grain ana Pro.
vision Brokers. no. Chamber OF CommercoI
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INDIANAPOLIS wHoaE-ALE MARKETS

Gar lots-Whest. 80. corn. b2s: oats. I4}
Estimated receipts OF hogs. Is. COO head.
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5egs-Fxy1ng lie per dOz from store. llLdf2e.
dairy, selected. i5aiec: eountry. fancy, Ise
srees sou, 4glbc; medium grades, case; low
Poulry-Hens, &c per ID. roosters. 50: sprinr
C; old geese and weil.issthersd, per dos, IS 90;
Eesthers-PTime geese. CSC; mixed ana ducks,
Wool-Tub-washed and picked, 2Sasoc; m.
washed medium, 1Sc; unwS he'd Common, SO:
unwsshed nne. slsc; CoIsvold, lie; bury and
understandable at their value.
cotton feeces. H@l5c.
The Provision Market
Below are the present iooDing prices:
smoked Meats. csnvssed or PLAIN tplain meats
70 l2 lbs. average, 1l9l1Ec IS lbs average 1919;
~ lbs average lo4e: 20 lbs average. loo;
hams Reliable Brands' re: do sorser BrsaeI;'
nc; California hams "Relisble Brand, - 7I<c: do
clear. Reliable Brand ifc: EnSlis5 o1 9sSon'
light do, GO; English shoulders, heavy do SIC
family shoulders, pieces, do, &c; dried beef. do,
loc; 5seonIGlear sides light or medium w. Sc;
90 bellies light or medium VT. S1ss: do backs,
light or medium VT, re; do french fitch. &c
per ebl 400 lbs, SIS so; pork clear. per Dbl 200
los. 81 90; family PORK clear. per hill. 20l lbs,
Lard-Pure kettle-rendered IN uerces, sc: IN
hall barrels or Sob tubs $50; {S-b tn tubs. &C.,
2+loralls, &c: lob pals, 9ISc.
Bolcgne-In cloth &C; in skin. 65S1
The Grocery Market.
Ohes,e-Fun cream. New york, lfel5o; Ohio,
SIDE .i5-, lie.
Cofecs Common. 95SelOkc; ordinary, loHa
&c; TAR. ll14GllS<c; prime, 12M3i2szc; strictly
r-irne. l2s<9lsSzc choice. ISszal5zc: Old GOV.
eminent Java, 19zSe251se: McLsnghlins xxx
roaSted. lib packages, 10o-lb cases. 1f1<c; 60-ib
DO, 14lSc; Arbuekie's roasted. I41<c; Ieverings,
&c; Csrdoba, li14ci Gates No !, 1S5lc Gates
sugsrs-cutloai. 80; powdered. %: grsnu.
ated 61S96sse; standard A, G. s36Hc; OF A. SIG
Sc; white extra o. 5ss961c light brown, 55<9
s'zc; common grades, 1880; New orleans
Molasses ana syrups-New crop New Orleans
moiasses 5o8ooc; syrup. 2S0l45c per gal Tor com.
mon tocnoice; maple syrup. 81 l001 IS.
Rice-CGrolina and louisiana, 6ta7c.
Spices = Pepper 1S1s9i9kc: alsplce. ioal2c;
cloves. 24Zoc; ginger. 17<322c; cinnamon IN mats,
l2fe15cs nutmegs. 756BSCc.
salt-Lake, IN car lots soc; drsy lots 81 GOAL o5;
man lots, l0c more from store: dairy, 81 25a3 co.
stsrch-Renned pearl. tzcs1so per 10. Eureka,
&C; Champion CLOS. lump. e96xc; improved
Salt Fish-Msckerel extra u,ess ga per bbi.;
halves, 80 So No. mackere.. els0320: halves. 80
9i0; No mackerel. sl2 50t3l4; halves, Sc 50as;
No 2nedium. q; halves. ~ 80; No. 3 msekerel,
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EiOor, GRAIN add Hay.
FIOar-Pa,eut Si75e5 90: extra fancy, 81 COO
Is; fancy. SO 909l 90: choice So 75gsS %: family
et aoa3 50; treble extra 81 Goa IS: double EXTRA
<oa2 80: extra, s. As % SO; supernne. 81 00a
alb; nne. s. %.
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EvansyilIs and Tarre Hante RaLIroad.

Via I. and ST. l. Railway.
Lye-IndianapOis- f7:1O am . II 90 pm
Terre Hsute.. lO:s0 amp 500 pms $40 am
Arr-Evsnsville.. -. 4:00 pm 7:05 pm 7:l0 am
Lve-Rvansville-. 6:05 am ePl0 20 am IS 8:l5 pm
Arr-Terre Haute.. 10 90 AMP 2:17 pm II 10 pm
indianapolis S:l5 pm 6.25pml s:<5 ana
sDsily. Daily except Sunday. Parlor cars
sleeping car
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RAILWAY TINE TABLE.
Went int effect Wednesday. April I. 1855.
TRAINS ErN BY GENITAL STANDARD TIER

Jenersonvtiie. Madison and Indianapolis
Depart Arrive.
southeyn Ex.d'y t:i0 am Ind. n n. Mail. a:t5 am
l. a Mad. Ex-,.. s;is am Ind. a CHI Ex.-i0:ts am
Lou. 4 b. Mail. $3.50 pm n. y. & MI ~. 90 prl,
LOUSY. Ac, d'y. 6sS ON 50 l. q q. r. L.i0:tS prs
For tickets and iuil information call ~ ticket
ONCE Penn. Lines, northeast corner WashingtoR
snd Illinois streets. or Union Depot Ticket Ofnce.
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Live Stock Market.

Union STocK.YARDs, March 81
OArTLz-Reoeipts, s25 head; shipments. 900 head
Local receipts were light, and but few good grades
here. Market dun, but prices about the same. A
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For all information rates. maps, time tables,
etc. call at the Union Ticket Office, Bates HOUSE
corner, Massachusetts, Avenue Depot or 81 th1
Union Depot.
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Thefonou,ns 1HOie sao~s ne AMOUNT OF grain
IN store Al this point;
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Heal Estate transfers.

The following deeds we're recorded Tuesday.
March 81, as reported by sieeg a BernnAmer,
abstract ccmpilerb. n ana IS Thorpe Block.
Telephone. l.0tS:
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Rel River.


IEAvE-EAST. ARRfvH
Logansport.... 7:30 pm 700 am 7:lo On 20 pm
Denver I. p. q
G. Crossing. 900 pm 1853 am 6 u pm II IS am
Columbia City II 81 pm S:f5 an AS pm 5:12 ara
Auburn June LIZ pm 1850 pm 25 pm lbs am
ARRIVE. LEATE.
Butler..... -. 2.00 II 80 an Pas urn $50 sm
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Conveyances. Is rs 90
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soVEI ENE IT sKoyHlTIKs.
DouDs.

HoTa-The pucchaslns price FOR Government
bends In Indianapolis wales iyom .hc New YORK
cuetsnons 4 81 per csnt.
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Nandalia Line.
Depart Arrives
Mai......- 7;l5 avn New York Ex... 30 ara
Day Express yll :b5 am Mail q Ac-.....l0 GO au1
Ierre Haute Ac. 4 go pm Gin. & i. r. L.. $3.50 pm
Pacific TX, dy~le.45 pm New York Ex-.. &: 20 pm
Ind x s. Bend OK 7.l0sm s Bend 4 Ind ex lO. IS ana
Ind. q Bend ex IS pun s. Bend * Ind ex 6:42pra
For tickets and fun Information call 90 sickes
ONCE Penn. Lines, northeast corner Warrington
sno illinois streets. or Union Depot Ticket Once.
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Chicago, 1t. Louis aud PtttsDurZ.
(PAE-HASDLE AND PENNSYLVANIA LINZ
Dauarf
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
Nsw York FlnaaelaI Ylarkst.

EEW YORK. March Si-Noney- Easy a. ! per
cent
Prime Mercantile Paper -igS per cent.
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The time via C., !. 81. l.. ana c. and L. Z. and w.
as follows:
Leave linda polls 500 pmlAr. India'polis lo:loar1
Arrive Lafayette 7:25 pm Lv. Lafayette. SOS ara
Arrive Bloom'tn 1910 amlLv, Bl0om'tn ASS am
For map, time tables, rates OF fare, and al ins
formation apply at Ticket once, $50 south liz
iDois street. and Union Depot Ticket Ofsce.
, 1885-09-01

York, Pa, Aug. 3l.-A decided e
sation was created in Winterstown, this
county, yesterday by j II. Fulton. a well
known resident Of the village, Rev. J.F.
Schultz, of Shrewsbury. pastor. embac-
ing the Wlntorstown Evangelical church,
some time ago announced that yesterday
he would preach a Grant memorial ser
mon. Fulton said that such a ser
mon should not be preached IN that
church. But little attention was paid to
his threat, and Sunday Rev. Mr.. Schultz
announced his text and proceeded with
the sermon, enumerating great men of an
cient and modern times. Fulton satquietly
until Gen. Grants name was mentioned
when he sprang to his feet, brandished
his fists and cried to the minister: Stop
that The preacher continued his dis
couse and Fulton advanced up the aisle.
Great confusion prevailed, which reached
a caisis when the angry member sprang
into the pulpit and violently assaulted the
pastor by knocking him down. \ rush
was made by the congregation to defend
the pastor. Order was finally restored
and the sermon finished. Fulton will
probably be prosecuted. His action has
caused great indignation.
, 1885-09-01
puped by Bunko Mon.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3l.-A special
dispatch to the Times from Atlantic City,
n. j., says Charles Fields, Sr., who is
over SIS years of age. and who has been in
business in Philadelphia for over fifty
years, was to day victimized out of 50, 500
by a brace of bunko steerers in Atlantic
City. Mr.. Field and his son, who is asso-
ciated with his father in business at 242
Market street, Philadelphia, as general
agents of Clark's spool cotton, have a
cottage adjoining each other on Illinois
avenue, nearly opposite the Traymore
house. Mr.. Fields, Sr., took a stroll after
dinner, when he met II young man of
good address, who, after II courteous hand
shaking, stated that he was an old friend
of his, that he had been Il clerk for the
Penn National bank and since his resig-
nation had been abroad. The man told
Mr.. Fields that he had brought several
fine pictures from Europe which he
would be pleased to have him inspect.
Fields accompanied him to a house where
he was introduced to a game played on a
board with numbers on it and with a
spinninplarrow, presumably a sweat board.
Two other gentlemen were introduced and
they played II game winning over 500
Mr.. Fields was invited to join the
game and he lost over 500, but contin-
,ied to play. Alter playing some time
the bunko men coolly asked the old gen
his check for 80, 500 drawn to
himself as collateral for a grand prize he
had drawn ON the sweat board. The
was filed u and Mr.. Fields signed
it. The check was on the Penn National
bank of Philadelphia. Later in the day
realizing he had been swindled,
started out to find the house, but was un-
able to find it. 1t is thought here that
the bunko man has carried the check to
New York and negotiated it at a large
discount.
, 1885-09-01
The Fennes Must Go

WASHINGTON, Aug Silt is not the
intention OF the secretary of the interior to
any general order in regard to the
removal Of fences from public lands, but
it has been determined to deal with cases
in violation of the law specially. 1t is
believed that better results will be thus
obtained than from a general order. which
would be looked upon as a proclamation
binding upon no one in particular. Spe-
cial agents Of the land office, under in
structions, will report to the department
all cases of illegal fencing, and %instrue-
tons looking to the removal Of fences will
be promptly furnished for his guidance.
In each case where an agent is able to
effect removal. he is directed to do 50,
, 1885-09-01
rhe ~snllivan.Mccafrrev Fight.

~ 0hAA 30
CINoINNATI, Aug. 3l.-There has been
a halt called in the negotiations for the
closing up of the business portion OF the
Sullivan-M Nj Caffrey contest. The money
lies in a safe here and McCaffrey and his
hacker have entered a protest against its
going to Sullivan on the ground that the
referee has not made his decision. Ref
cree Tate has been sent for to come here
and make a decision, and until that is
done the money will remain in the safe
TOLEDO. Aug. 3l.-Tate, the referee in
the Sullivan Nc Caffrey prize fight, states
no decision as to the result of the contest
has yet been rendered by him further
than that contained in his expressed opin-
ion hat 50 far as fighting is concerned
Sullivan had the best Of it, Tate has not
yet seen the articles of agreement, but
says McCafrey's hacker is expected here
to night with a copy of the articles, and
that no further action will be had in the
matter until he arrives.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 3l.-George Camp
bell, the lessee of Chester park, who had
the gate money in custody, decided this
afternoon to make no further trouble for
himself by holding the money, but to pay
over Sullivan's share ana let McCaffrey
make good his claim to a portion of it in
court if he chooses to. He therefore paid
to John l.. Sullivan $5.6S4.GO as his 60
per cent of the gate money. The difficult
ties in getting the decision changed by
going to law are so great it is not thought
likely that it will be undertaken.
, 1885-09-01

GBRALvAR, Aug. 3l.-One death
from cholera occurred here to-day, making
the tenth fatal case within Gibraltar since
the outbreak of the disease in Spain. Six
new cases Of cholera and two deaths
occurred within the Spanish lines at this
point yesterday.
MADRID, Aug 3l.-The statistics Of
cholera in Spain for the past week show
thoroughly hat there was a daily aver
age decrease of 300 new cases and l40
deaths in Granada and Sargossa. This
decrease was most notable, while in Mad
rid and Barcelona there was no change.
In Palenia, Toledo and Ramona there was
an increase in a number Of cases and
death.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l.-The Portu-
gese government has informed the post
office department that owing to the pre-
valence of cholera in Spain and the posi-
bility of its introduction through the
mails, registered samples or packages o n
tanning woollen in shape sent via Spain
will not be received or delivered in Por-
tugal.
, 1885-09-01
A Strike Ended.

GALVESTON, Aug. 3l.-The strike on
the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railroad
reached a crisis here to-day and resulted
this evening in both sides agreeing to arbi-
trate the matter. At noon Sheriff Stevens
with a posse comitatus of fifty leading
citizens, armed with Winchester rifles
and revolvers proceeded to the round
house where the strikers and their sup
porters were congregated. Two com
panies of infantry and two twelve pound
annon accompanied the posse. Arriving
at the round house the sheriff and military
entered the building and turned out of
it 300 Knights OF Labor. Several times a
conflict seemed imminent, but the day was
bloodless. When the . O'Clock excursion
train from Houston arrived, the strikers
took possession of the disabled engine,
before the posse OF military could prevent
them. Great excitement prevailed. Sew
eral thousand persons were present. Two
strikers were arrested for interfering with
the trains. Finally about 5 O'Clock a
delayed freight from Alvin station, came
guarded by twenty-five of the sherif7s
posse. When the train was observed by
the strikers they gave vent TO vociierous
cheers, and a bloody conflict seemed
imminent. During this time leading
members OF the Knights Of Labor were
in consultation with members of the
sheriff. posse. An agreement to arbi-
trate was finally reached. Pending such
arbitration the men will resume work at
As a consequence, the yards pre-
sent a very busy scene tonight, and the
trains are moving as fast as they can be
tooJoI
, 1885-09-01
A Fatal SHOOTING Affrny.


w" io"N' aug "' ANU : ''ooA
,"N "''ernVon' no" Jaws o'ner"is1
hnown "s WIN ""r,en' was Sn'' anu
Nn''u III " ioom "'i'i nc 1'''u ms
'inVo " w. IT," he'u S'i''', ny d inu''
w"o gives ms "ario "7 '"nies i'o'iniu'
~ say "' 10 i'N'u anu ,1'' nv '''" q
mere from Aoie''e' NSS' Jaws Is Il wen
Ano"n porting man anu mas ccup'eu
'u'S roo"n iVr sc'e'a' years co''uuc''nR an
"neSu O,'N'a y, ''''"'s' III INNING anu
C'ne' '''oN i"o rum u o"iy "pou' s'A
ieo, " rs"' "s"'ou " S'"E' ""iI
anu - "'"s =" '"' eA'''"' p'o''iei
VI '"V Inv" "'H p''s'u, Ut '"'
tune oil the shootIR' anu lumDled ao"h
two flights OF stairs in his haste to get
away As Holland was walking rapidly
away f,om the scene. he Davis, pointed
f 'f
, 1885-09-01

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3l.-Early this
morning a large elephant connected with
a circus here, broke loose and pulling
down a part of a tent rushed around the
enclosure wildly. Great excitement en-
sued which was being increased by cries
of the other animals. The employees ran
out calling for the police, but the latter
declined to assist in the rccapturo. A
young man named John Kimberline, a
resident of Altoona, was picked un by the
elephant and hurled a long distance, re.
ceiving serious injuries. Eventually II
force of workmen secured the iractious
beast.
, 1885-09-01
Cattle Receipts.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3l.-Cattle-Receipts
$500; market stronger; shipping steers,
$50 to 1900 pounds, 81. 20@6. 90; stock
ers and feeders, 81. 1908. 80; cows, bulls
and mixed si.609S. 10; through Texans,
steadier, COO to $50 pounds, 81. 5O@2. co;
western rangers, stronger; natives and
half breeds, SO. GO(G4.sj, cows, 81. SOFA
3.45. Sales, pa Wyoming, LAB pounds
$4,s5@44s Wyoming cows, i ,O24 pounds,
So. 65@3.s9; Montana, 1000 pounds,
S4.00@3.47; Dakota, 1886 pounds; $500
3 &c. Oregon. l,l97 pounds, Sl00(G45 50
Wyoming. !, pa pounds, $500.
Drorers Journals special Liver
pool cable: American cattle I cent per
pound over last week and one-half cent
the week previous 10 last. Supply light.
Best Americans 10 cents dressed.
, 1885-09-01
FAnmER- Ann MsCmANICs

Save money and doctor biIls. relieve
your mothers, wives and sisters by the
timely purchase Of DR.. B~osanko's Cough
and Lung syrup, best known remedy for
coughs. colds, Group and bronchial aifec-
tons. Relieves children of Group in one
night, may save you hundreds Of dollars,
Price 30 cents and Sl.00 Sold by W \
HINT
, 1885-09-01

and when necessary a United States mar
shall can be called upon through the attor-
ney general. This action was taken to-
day upon the report of an agent showing
a large tract of public land illegally fenced
in Southern Colorado adjoining the Kansas
line. A letter was selt to the attorney
general requesting him to use a United
States marshal to remove fences.
, 1885-09-01

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3l.-Edward B.
Graul. chief steward of a restaurant in
this city, shot Mrs. Lille Ciowser, of
Oakland, Cal, last night because she
refused to marry him, and then sent a
bullet through his own head. The woman
is not expected to live; Gmul died 'his
n,orp;,r
, 1885-09-01
Proper treatment for Coughs.

That the reader may fully understand
what constitutes a good cough and lung
syrup, We will say tar and wild cherry is
the basis of the best remedies discovered
yet. These ingredients with several
Others equally eficacious, enter largely
into DIR. Bosanko's cough and lung syrup,
thus making it one of the most reliable
now on the market. Price 50 cts and
Sl.00. Samples free. Sold by w. n.
HINT
, 1885-09-01

To all who are suffering from errors and
indiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, &c., will
send a receipt that will curc you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send self addressed envelope
toRev. Joseph T. Inman, Station D.,
New York.
, 1885-09-01

WASHINGTON, Aug. Sl.-The census
taken in Dakota shows that the popula-
ton of the entire territory is about 49,
600 and not 263, 900 as previously stated,
The latter figures shows the population
of that part of the territory south of the
forty-sixth parallel.
, 1885-09-01

All travellers stopping for a time in
Cheyenne can find the best accommoda-
tons in the city at the Western Hotel on
Fifteenth street. The location is agreea-
bic and convenient, rooms pleasant and
newly furnished, meals the best a first
class cook can prepare from the finest
materials in the market, walters who I'M
derstand their business. the best liquors
and cigars in the bar room arc among the
many attractions Of this popular house.
HERMAN KDBiE, proprietor.
, 1885-09-01

Our tailoring department Is now com
plete with all the late novelties in fine for
eign and domestic fabrics. B. Hellman
, 1885-09-01
THR HOPE or THE NATION.

Children show in development, puny,
scrawny and delicate, use Wells Health
Remover. ~
, 1885-09-01

Rough on Rats clears them out, also
beetles, ants, insects, rats and mice, 10
and Doc. boxes.
, 1885-09-01

r1cal Deptj Cheyenne, Hyo.