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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09
Probate Order.
General Manager
or NCHIGAN.

STATE OF MICHIGAN
Al 3 session II tie Probate Court for the County
Of Kent ho'dau al the Probate Office in the city
of Grand Rapids. on Saturday. the fourteenth day
of Fehruary in the year one thouss1d elght
hundred and eighty-hve. ,
Present. LYMAN d. FOIIfTI
Judge ~ Probate.
In the matter - the estate Of james Miller.
deceascfl
on readinr and sling the final account duly
verified ~ MARI 4. Miller. administrative 81
the state of said decessesi.
Tharpr4ron n + ordered That "Wednesday. The
Ifth dav ~ March next. ef ten o'clock n the
forenoon - assigned for the hearing ~ sad ac-
count and that the heirs n law II said decesse
and all other persons interested n seid estate arr
rp.lnirsi 70 appear AZ session II sad court then
10 - holden AZ fie PROBATE Office m The CITY -
Grand Rapids IN ssid county. and show csausa. II
any there he SHY the sad account Should not -
allowed
And r. i farther ordered. That sad ssirninisfrs-
frx give notice r. ere persons interested "a 7sid
state ~ The renfency ~ -sid aclclrt efd tfe
hearing thereof ~ cnusing copy ~ tl,ls order
70 - r.uhii-tssi in the Grand Rapids AokSINs
Trr EaRtw = noyrsrarsr printed and circuiatf12 e
4, ssf8 fss4f.fr - Kent three succee9fFe week
r.rerisrlz - ssii aay ~ hearing.
- frue ccVy.l
FRsxK y HEsE LYNsS =. FoII.ETr-
Ragizfe~ judge uf Profafe.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09

woula De Z ths arsi Presidsns 10 Demo
eraess we're sbls - s.set n aazz1er q a
csnfary shoald prove - Dc uprs q
Reuabliesn tAan DsmoeFsft
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09
u Monroe Street, Grand Rapids, Mich,
Sheriff s Sale.

Notice - hereby gwen that ~ virtue q VII
- feri farizS f-enesi ouf - The t-cHit ln7rt fr
che County - kent IN favor ~ taEee ~ Nerl.
isf-zf.,r So - the estate - Job tFlnfe.
lraaesfi a1zsir<f the xo.sis ard cieffets an7 re-
estate - james ffihte, - -asd crnnfy. - ne ia
-acfad and delivered did On TIE q daF - tufie
iaef levy mon snd take sll riztftife and interest
~ fk.s Said faraf@ taihte IN snt - he fotfoWing
described real aztafa ihaf = 81 say ~ thef e'r-
tam riere ~ nar-ri - and sfcatest n TIE tpFn-
shff, ~ Ada. ~ tna Comfy r. Kent. anf -tafe ~
N,rhisrsr art sirerrfs,i a. ffticw7. fo-Esf- TIE
norfhv vest qs1aTter e - tte ufrfh4sf,f q1Hr..
~ - .neffer frrrfF sfv ~. town seFen fffs
.-,ssas r,r srie ar rrflir asffrn ar rai1e - tre
hfakaet hs.Afrr sf ffe fiaa- tsoT - tl% 1a7Tf
plg,rk e. ~,iltf FL fife erT - ffrsr1 haffte -
.ai.f s-suntr f,ef hsire fe rtefe for leiIinE ne
Fi~-nit fcar- s.r -ans esnnff ~ Ee-t ~ rte itth
sar - Warrh a4xf af e ctses ~ fhp sff.srr1fsil-
fsaf.-i tts. .Ftt .lst - faenarr ts3H
T4RtN II. El<<Ef 1herf
pr FRFFWtN PRIV ER NeFufs
wtEn AWARD tffo~ners.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09

rHaiiy. rGHtifef ckctItltA ~Reier
Passengers taking ti4e ~ q. ui. lA7.rt<s ui4ts
close connesof3l,IIr al pSaen ft,f laeiilt, ta -
Dssrxat for New lorA ArI1kllR tiore al 1850 q n
tie following morning.
Nigh fsl,Fs-ss las lcsl Sleepins aT lelruli ~
Grand haplds.
leaving hafe al l04s J.. "a. VIII hiisltisf Aaf 80
Detroit making direOd connections tf ai ifoiiiis
East, arriving Al New 1ork a. as. uis sss,'.e
morning.
Parlor Car ou mail trains botl et.sl and ve-i-
The tram ieaVllae a. 5is A.. vii tnahe ulise
connecfiou with MilN auket steamers ilsl. c4ctp
sunday.
Through tickets secured a. d.. q. ~ 4 al. ofies
in Morton HOUSE block. and at f'sf depot
n. POTTER ilfs lass. Aeiau.
GEO h. RtENE JfafllC Manager. chicago.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09
Lake Shore g. Michigan southern.
tkAIAMAzoo DIVISION.


The train leasilg al =. ~. o,nnecir e. Wine
Pig,.on with Atlantic hKpreEf en blaze lA-t.
which has Palace Drawing hoeu ris~p.te
Coaches from Chicago u Aew lufA s4il bosipn
without change
The train leaving af 35 =. cellustis at Wa
Pigt~oo tslviGg one bouf fof dlftIlers eli tIsil-
New York EAQftee ou Man Lane.
Through tlckels sl1l hsltlit lh alecpinf tiits
can bs secured al 1 nlon Iiokci Jilce ti Hol.f-
STREET and Depot
Al trains vii run hs snt merldi..n ilfut sl'ct
Ne 81 minutes elowtr ll.al l,.firuii tilne,
J. "a. MshEANi.l uesI Al.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09
Michigan & Ohio Railroad.


Toledo With ~ rs,iifas,is divcrenR Ieeurees.h
with 4. - A NJ 81 Homer witt T.. y a -.
Lansing Division and Ar lane p q htrfii.i
v-,ff Il N IN Hfiflf rf-sk vsli fLiFt.Fn
Grand Tr,lrk and ~ a. n ~ Nonfs1a r h. A
/ Alla1an witt q a 81 ~. nra 4. 8 y p
IJTHth hsA4.h. f-sn' i'sss. Az
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
GOING NORTH


sIEfIIN0 CAh AEkANtitAtAle,
NoRIH-I rain lassins al 80 a. IA las N,ssli-
Fxaf hls.s,iias Can f0 fssis,ekos ana Maes 11Ae
CITY Train esssills 81 luza a. a. Las tAslf ~
for Irascrse tity.
Sopsa-lrsin le4sIDs az g - a.. hht Nolsd
ruff SleegnD. al Tor ttuoiullst1-
T.rot..sh uckeis clln te olliaintd ~ lLton
II. ket Ifhoe esrneI Aonrs@ Ana tlliaNa hsft>ss
and at lnial Depot 4. A. 10 3 httiti.
t3eli Iass A.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09

Chicago 4 West NlclieaI-
HHH.rr
Chicago III 9Is nfn Niflf IsIrsf ~ am
Mai and m - pm Maii ana - 90 pm
Nisht Exprs-ss' f@ss pm Leenite "a "a ~ p.n
sf3ily fDaily oxcefa Sunday.
Union Depot ca lpuia ciret
Through coaces fo (hisslsas and Ioieia on
eIs A NJ. tran. Through IhIiof-oaf O. Niliosilo
on I1.ks l. m train 1iiru0En Pullman slfFr
ins-oAr and cosri g. Chicago ou b-s a.. u. fi..in
NEWAYOO DfslbIon.
Isave Arrive.
F,nrass - SsC nia 81 it nr
Express .t.. ..... -.--.. as JIM +-A iiA
sDspar1 from Wesf Side Depot.
Tie northern terminus q Hlis Hifirion ~
Baldwin on b. Ap. ~. ky.
i H lart.ssfsr Gen FItirir And paEs. Agent.
ofiee So Harfpe rfftsf-
GKo. ". MUrsoS TScae Agent. Ciis.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09
UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH
PEARL STREET.
Third entertainment of the series;
TUESDAY EVENING MARCH 10
LECTURE.
"The Ministry ofPoverty"
BY HON. NJ. c. BURCH.

Owing 10 the continued illness of Mrs. Edna
Chsffee Noble. her Readings have been postponed
until after the regular course Due notice VII.
be given of her date. -,
Holders of Course Tickets are entitled to this
extra entertainment free.
PoPrrLAR PRICEs.-Course Tickets for remain
ing entertainments % cents Single uchsSS;
cents AZ Geo. II. Hall 4 Co.. Arcade, and r. >.
Pierce unaer Tower Clock.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09
Michigan Central

SIT IlIIIf fHIF EI = I''F'I'
excefi Sundays.
The Detron Espsuss leayinr 81 80 q. o. rtasei,-
ins that city al ~ a. q. 49,. New lefA iNsl e. "a
and Boston 1l0 - nsxi gay.
Through ticleis for az polris aiic tlrf,ilnf ca
hs.rfhs may be prOcnrej ~ Union t1osfi yiiiee
corner Monroe and Ottawa riTfs'if- aud al I ANA
]. 7. SCHULTZ, 6enl Agf.. " honf5e-st
Gro. " MURsoN. Iickes Agent tlis.
= HtvTIEa Ticket Aifelf Delfss
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09

DIp Cleveland lntend o. pour Oh on
- watefs whea be named Whitney for
he Navyg
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09
$500 TO $500 PER DAY

e.. Ill r.,g;s. ont of s-nr,ovment. Wanted General
Asanf for this city To Man and WIFI Spec Al
Inducements. Cal for Circulars School OF
T)rr1=- -r7trina.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09

LfrrGa Delaware vii be turned topsy-
srvy nov to dad a man q rattle around
, the hole ia tAe senate left by Bayard.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09

l. stafe u the hostile flourish of the
hillalah the PuDce Of Wales goes right
a packing bis grip for q trip 70 Dublin.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09

PaoaRksIvz postofiice parties are the
Ae latest Thsy are not likely to prove
opalar. Too many get boob" prizes
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09

Az item - gong the rounds to the ef-
ect that Emile Zola's annual income
ron his literary work Is nearly soo.svo
h,ch tribute t. she author Of ~L'Assom-
soirr and Mana Is sad commentary
q Frssh taste and French morals.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09

Ir a. aaid there are just thirty-eight
honssna Kentucky applicants Tor Office
hth a hundred or more on the way. The
q inclaslea svery Democrat who isn't
- bnay distilling wealth out ot whisky.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-09

Tar talk about placing Hon Allen q.
Thurman on the supreme Bench IN case
vacancy occurs during Cleyelands
crn. strikes rs as foohshness. Judge
sharman is aiready IN his seyenty-sec-
al year. OLD enough to be exempt ffon
ary service.
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Tsne Of tho stock Market

New YohK, Sept h.-aovornmen,
bonds active and strong. There was
some Improvement in the amount Of
business done in tho exchange to-day,
as compared with Saturday, the total
sales being 10000 shares. In
carly dealings therg wero small
declines In somo aotive shares, but
this was soon checked, and from that
tImo 10 the close, the market MAS
stronger, but dull throughout, there
small fraction. The greatest advances
Of tho day were made by the Van
derbilts, the 0rAngeis, Jersey Central
and Louisville q Nishille, gains in
these stscks, ranging nom 1 70 ~, the
latter In Northwestern. Denver q
no urande Ia alsoup lN. Mono Of the
generally closed strong a. about lho
best prices OF the day.
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The lsthmus.
SANTOS STATEMENT.

PANAMA, Sept. H,-Mr. Julio Ra-
mano Santos, who was recently re-
leased from prison In Ecuador, has ar
rived In Panama on his way TO Wash.
ington. The object Of his Journey is
to establish his claim to recognition as
an American citizen by the United
States government before taking steps
10 obtain restitution from the
Ecuadorian authorities, for the losses
ho has sustained by false arrest and
imprisonment.
He SAYS: "On the 1lth of July was
surprised by an order from Quito for
my liberation, after having remained
more than seven months In duranca.
immediately upon my release l went
TO Bahia. i found that my house had
been entered and stripped or all nova
ble property. My bodegas were
nearly empty, and my business was,
of course, In q state of ruin. Alto.
gether, estimate the damages have
suffered, at $l00, 900. / have begun to
take aflidavits aud declarations, and
shall have no difficulty in proving the
Justice of my clalms."
PEACE RESTORED.
Benjamin Ruiz, Charles Abrahams
and lanothor OF Preston's lieutenantl
have boon captured and placed In
prison here. An extra number of The
Onloial Gazette has boon published
by order of General Montoya, an,
nounclng the complete subjection OF
the rebels and the restoration of peace
throughout the Republic.
THE PANAMA CANAL.
Tho Star and Herald say: We shall
see, In tho month of October, the first
section of the Panama canal opened In
its full length. The first section will
comprise the waterway from Colon h
near Tiger Hill, Il distance Of IL kllo
metres.
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RAILRoADaNnws,
wost Shore Aiortrsge Case.

Woet Snorc mortgage Case.
NEwBURa, Sept A.-The trial Of the
West Shore railroad $50,oOO,OOO mort
gage case was commenced before
Judge Brown here to-day. The plain
tiff, tho United States Trust company,
proceeded to the introduction Of proof,
all OF technical nature. Tho
treasurer OF the West shore rail.
road testified that tho interest
duo and paid since the defaulto Janu.
ary !, 1884, TO tho present time, was
M,39l,73S. No opposition was shown 70
the prosecution OF the foreclosure and
sale OF tho road, but Issues arose
Of mechanics' liens. The iindinsu d
fact will DO submitted tomorrow for
the signature OF the court, and the Do.
cree Of foreclosure will be settled on
Saturday.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES
Almost LynChed.

OMAHA, Sept. IA mob of citlzons
OF Chester, Nebraska, started out late
last night 10 hang Wsrran Coon, u
blacksmith, who had repeatedly
beaten his w!fc, and had threatened 10
burn the town. Tor several days. lie
had been drunk, and had whipped his
wife several times. His throat to burn
tho town excited tho citizens, and cul-
minated In q determination TO hang
him. They surrounded the house,
captured Coon, and were about TO
lynch him when his wife pleaded for
him on her knces and prayed to heaven
and 10 the mob TO spare him and TO
give him ore moro chance to be man.
Coon finally followed suit and prom
ised never again to mistrest his wife,
and to stop drinking, upon the
understanding that a violation OF his
oath would result In hanging. The
mob concluded to let him have
another chance, and thereupon dis
perycd,
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FIRE RECORD.
Tsnemant Hou.es Burnad.

NEW York, Sept. 14.--Flre broke
out this moring Ia the five.story double
tenement house No. 20, East
eighty-first street, 1t start
cd In tho cellar and the smoke
and cracking OF the flames aroused
tho tenant OF the first floor, who gave
the alarm. A number Of families ltv-
cd In the house, embracing over 100
persons, most Of them young children.
They were all haStlly removed.
Some of them escaped by the
stairway, while others descended the
fire escapes. Mrs. Rutlinger, the wife
OF o baker living in the house, made
her way to the roof with her three
young children and her babe. Not
an o se 90 sSs e an sae ,S sSe cOIn sD S
baby were instantly killed. The other
children were warned OF their danger
In time 10 escape their mothers fate,
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China,
HosrlLrrIEs nEsuMEp.


LONDON, Sept. H.-Advlces from
Tamative say tho Italian consul, hay
ing failed In his mediation between
the Hovas and French, the Fronch are
res uming hostilitles, and have In
vaded MarroDjuro.
ANNAM's NEW KING.
PARIS, Sept. A.--General De Cour-
cey, commanding the French troops
In Annam,. tole.raphs to-day to tho
minister Of war that Channang has
been proclaimed tho now king Of An
nam, and entered the royal palace to.
day. A salute OF q guns was fired In
honor of the event and the Annamite
flag has boon hoiated over the palace
and the various public buildings.
Channang will be crowned on the 10Th
instant.
Thoro IL much mortality among tho
natives owing to tho prevalence OF
cholera.
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Propeller burned A..

MARQUETTE, Mrcu., September a.
Tho steamer Front, which arrived hero
this morning from Duluth, reports
passing burning propeller, about six
ty milos east OF Duluth. Tho boat
was burned so nearly TO the waters
edge that her namo could not DO dis
iingulsbed, but IL IL believed TO DO q
Canadian boat. No ono could bo
distinguished on board the boat.
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An8lO-Russiau.
lie BOUNDARY COMMISSION


LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE boundary
defined the Anglo Russian pro-
focal comedies with that pro-
posed by NJ. Lessar. Russia gets the
whole Of Peudjeb, including Tepe Ak
mob and Pul-khartoum. Afghanistan
gets Msruchsk Rid tho whole of Hnl-
foar Pass. Colonel Keoltberg will be
chief Of tho Russian commission
and Nj. Lossar next In COM
mand. Both commissions will
headed by Sir Peter Lums-
don and Gonsrat Ieloni. They
will commence work within two
months after the nlgning of the proto-
col, and will probably finish their
lpbors next August.
TO BEGIN WORK IN NOVEMBER.
Tho new Russo Afghan frontier
commission will meet at Iulflcar, In
November next. It Is estimated II will
not conclude It's labors until August
1886.
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tario, Barcelona. sud In all the othoe
tnfectsd provinces there has ben
steady decrease. A fair ratio In regar1
TO the latter assertion IL taken nom tho
provice OF Granada: Yesterday thoro
we're only 12 cases OF cholera and =
deaths reported In that province, while
on Sunday, the q instant. there were
S34 new cases and ~ deaths reported.
To Deums were generally sung In tho
churches, throughout Spain yesterday.
NorA SINGLE DEArH.
TouLoN. Sept. H.-Not Q single death
nom cholera was reported here last
night. The shops are rcopsniug and
refugees are returning to this city.
There only Il cases at present under
treatment.
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A Miuister Murdered In the Choctaw Ma
tiOp

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 14.-Rov. An
drew D. Hunton, an itlnerant preach.
or from Charleston, South Carolina,
was Sho. ahd killed yesterday ir the
Chickssaw nation, by amar named
White. Tho latter had persuaded
Hunton's daughter to elope with him.
Hunton followed, and was slain while
trying to force White to make the
girl bis wife. White escaped.
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Trsmps surr.cated in n Wreck,

GuILroRD, Sept. li.-A freight train
on the Cincinnati, indianapolis, st.
Louis & Chicago railway separated on
= steep grade, noar hors, Saturday.
The roar section afterward telescoped
that attached TO tho engine. Nine
tramps wer0 imprisoned In o car OF
oats, and three of them were euffo-
Gated. Two of them have been identi-
fled az James McGavy aud Military
Ewing.
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE four.story
brick building, IL to 20 Calhoun Place,
burned this morning. Total damage
estimated at 100000. Plkln 4
Vaughn, theatrical printers, occupied
the Easements and first story. Their
loss is 100000; insurance, $2s,000. The
other firms burned out are Edward
w. Carr, book binding, loss, $1,000,
John II. Barrett & Co., book -binderi,
$4,000; building damaged TO the ex-
tent of$l5,000.
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TheiSoudan.
AN ADVANCE RIrULsEr

AN ADVANCE REPULsEp.
SuAKIM, Sept. H.-Forty robols ad-
vanced to within a mile Of town TO.
day, but three shells quickly disposed
OF them.
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Moving Cattle Rapidly from the Grew
Reservation. 7--'

KANSAS CrrY, Sept M.-A Times
Little Rock, Arkansas, special sayus
Cattlomen ere rapidly removing their
stock from the Crow reservation In
sccordnnce with tue order or indisa
Agent Arm strong. Several owners az
herds wsfs siow to obey, bui XvS-
strong informed them that he would
cali on tho presldent and have tkSm
forclbly elected BY the troops, and ~
sand head Of cattle have ben 6fivSa
reservation VIII bo cleared,
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THE ARMSTRONG CASH.

LONDON, Sept. ll.--Tho testimony Of
Mrs. Broughton, In the Armstrong
case, was finished this afternoon. The
magistrate frequently told Mr.. Stead
that his questions were Irrelevant.
MIR. Stead smiled complacently when $
ever he thought he had scored . point.
The evidence of Mrs. BrouIhton.
however, was not materially shaken.
MRS. ARMSTRONG
was the next witness, and testified sho
had objectsa to her daughter taking
service, because she required her &
once.
After further questions from the
counsel for the defense, the case was
adjourned to the 10th instant.
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Holland.
THE SOCIALISTS.

ROTTERDAM, Sept. H.--At tho great
soclalits meeting hold hore yesterday,
in favor of general tuffrsge, the
speakers declared II tho governmen I
refused TO grant their request, tho poo
ple would ngite.o the question: but
avery anything In tho nature OF phybi.
cal force.
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FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
THE BOUNDARY COMMISSION.
Anairs en- the Isthmss-Ths Caroiiues
Ansir-The French Resume Hos-
tiiities In Annsm-- Germany d.
and the vatican-The
Armstrong Case.
SpAiu-Gernany,


SPAIN NEGOTIATING FOR AEN.oF-w WAR.
MADRID, Sept. 1.-THE German goy.
ernment appears disposed to insi.t
that the dispute concerning the Caro-
line Islands DO submitted to arbltra.
tion. Spain 10 negotiating for the pur.
chase OF two meu-of-war, which are
being built Ia England for the Chinese
government.
WILL. PROTECT THE GERMAN CONSUL.
The British vioe-consul at San So.
bsstian has offered to protect the Ger
man consul there in the event Of
another riot.
TO vINDlcATE THEIR CoNpUCT.
Admiral AntiQuera Y. Bobxnil has
issued u circular to officers In the
navy, instructing them to tell their
men the government had asked for an
official report from Manila, which, he
says, will doubtless dispei tho cloud
from over the conduct OF their brother
officers at Yap.
NO OrFENsR INTENDED
General Salamanca to-day declared
he had no intention offending Ger
many In giving ur his decoration Of
the Order of the Red Eagle, which has
been conferred upon him by Emperor
william.
sPAIN'g Apology.
BnRLIN, Sept. H.--Count Bonomar,
the Spanish ambassador, has received
tho Spanish courier bearing a COM
plete apology from Spain to Germany
for the insults to the German emb assy.
TO AWAIT ORDERS.
1t 10 stated that the German steamer
Nachitye,which sailed under orders to
touch at Corunna and Fernando, has
Just been ordered to stop ut Plymouth
and await instructions. Prince Bis
marck Will return to Berliu this week.
RRaARDED AS GERMAN PROPERTY.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Daily News
Berlin special says the Carolines may
bc already regarded as German prop
orty. The entire affair can only tel,
inmate with the assertion of Cor
many's claim.
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William Kcrrigaa General superlntsnd.
ent Of tho Gould bystom.

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. li.-First Woe
President Hoxle, to-day, appointed
William Kerrigan general supsrin-
tendont OF tho Missouri Pacific sye-
tenn. Mr.. Kerrlgan Is one OF tho old.
oat suporintondents on tho road, hay
ing been on tho Iron Mountain ovor
since and before 1t came into the poes
session OF Mr.. Gould, and 10 regarded
AZ one Of the most capable mon con-
nocted with tho system.
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China.
| ffuAvY LOAN.

LONDON, Sept. A.--A Chinese losn OF
Ao,ooo,oOo has been negotiated at Paris
and Berlin, for tho construction OF q
railroad from Tsku to Tung Schow, Il
miles south Of Pekin. A Manchester
firm has obtained the contract for
building tho road.
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Italy,
aYRMANY AND rHn yATICAN.

GERMANY AND THE vATICANs
ROME, Sept. A.-Bar0n Won Schoe.
zer Il coming to Rome, bearing an au-
tograph letter from Emperor william
to the Pope, looking to the settlement
OF the religious disputes that have
been pending between Germany and
the Vatican.
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WARRINGTON, Sept. lA-rosouasooR
General villas to-day appointed oaaonr
g :s,. ,sr9S 9,l's, ss,sa ..s g :s''k !. Ssss
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Peru.
nHINa WE'LL TREATED.

LIMA, Sept. I4,-It 10 stated that
prisoners taken at the recent battle
at Cantar, by Caceres, have bsen rs-
moved to Ksuncayo, where they are
being we'll treated by their csptors. II
IL reported that CacereS garrison at
Arequlpa has been reduced to 800
men.
OFFICIAL CAPTURnD.
A Cacerist official, with glide, car
rying important dispatches, has fallen
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kussIa.

NO roLirrcAL rRHArY WITH cosEA.
Sr. pxrHRsnuRo, Sept. 1.-THE
Journal asserts that Russia has made
no political treaty with Corea, but
only . Commercial treaty.
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Germany.
A RESIGNATION.

BERLIN, Sept. l4.-Herr Won Bun-
zen has resigned from the Reichstag,
on account of ill-health.
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GOLDSMITH BROS,
THE BARGAIN HOUSE OF DALLAS.
Novelties For Fall
IaALLDEPARTAEATS IN ifI}:.
IaALl0iPARTAENTS | n SIR:

You will find all goods marked in plain figures Fine Gsss at
Popular Prices We are believers in exavagau profits We buy at
the lowest prices that cash purchase and sell at the LOWRST
PROFIT that any afford
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MApRip, oepe ll.-Thsro were 1915
new 60 q ehclss., aa4 es dss!As
III " - 49, \ 49, ~
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MILLINERY, LADIES' SUITS, FANCY GOODS, MO
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