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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-03-13

Why Will You cough when shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cents, 30 cents and ST.. Sold by all
Druggists and Moore, Piper & o.,
Wholesale agents.
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A Reliable House.

Mr.. j. r. Jones 10 ALWAYS reliable and tries
10 secure the best of everything for his pa
irons He now has bought large quantity
OF BE0Gs' CHERRY COUCH SYRUP, and 10
every one In need OF q preparation for
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis and Con.
sumption, as he knows OF no other remedy
that Is gaining such wide reputation. Sam
ple bottles free.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-03-13

Hackmetack = lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price Is cents and 20 cents.
Sold by all druggists and Moore, Piper
d Co., wholesale agents,
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Clubbing List for 1885

The FREE Press Clubbing List for 1885
is herewith appended, and those of oui
readers, who desire to take advantage OF
the LIBERAL offers for different publica-
tons should call NJ once.
The Free Press and Harpcr's Weekly go. SI.75
The Free Press and Harper's Bazaar ........4.,i
The Free Press and Harper's Monthly zee. a 50
The Free Press and Lcslic's Weekly ......4.75
The Free Press and Leslie's Popular
monthly .........,.... .,..-,. ....- S,O1
The Free Press and American Agricultur-
The Free Press and American Agriculture
list with Encyclopedia ........... 500
The Free Press and Century Magazine 800. 800
The Free Press ana Atlantic Monthly +.15
The Free Press aud Chicago Inter Ocean 100
The Free Press and Chicago lntcr-Occan,
sStnl-wcekly ...... .......,.... ..''. - ~
The Free Press and Chicago Tribune. ...... 30
The Free Press ana Breeders Gazette - %
The Free Press and Scientific American. 4.2b
The Free Press and Popular Science Month
The Free Press and New York Tribune. $50
All other publications furnished on APP
plication.
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Lumbar for Sale,

have large stock of Eastwood, in
siding and flooring, also large amount
of Elm dimension stuff. Parties desir-
ing lumber of this description will do
we'll to call. ID. w. SELLEcK
14tf Eagle Lake.
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STONE WARE,

OF all sorts and sizes, jugs, jars, milk
pans, etc., for sale cheap in job lots by
Mankato Pottery Co. Call on us be-
fore buying elsewhere.
Off M. G. WILLARD, Manager.
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Wonderful ! |
Farm FOR Sale

Farm for Sale.
The undersigned will sell his farm OF
$50 acres i'm the town of LeRay, this
county, at very low figures. There are
about seventy-iive acres under cultiva-
ton, the remainder being timber and
grass land. 1t is an excellent stock
farm, and has on it two small dwelling
houses, granary, corn crib, stables and
two good wells of water. This farm is
located on the line of the Chicago &
Northwestern railway, three and q half
miles east Of Eagle Lake station. l
have also two desirable residence lots in
Waite & Rolofson's addition, Mankato,
which / will sell. Reasonable terms
will be given. For particulars address
/. ID. SAVIOR. Mankato.
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st. Paul A. Omaha.
Depart

Depart. Depart.
Y. NJ. A. NJ.
Mol EansasCity W s:s5 No Kans City casts rs
Noi 81 i &DesM Q i:ls Nos : C&DesM W IL :03
No IS FL Ac west l2:l5 No Is FL Ac west 2:i0
Nol6 FL Ac east 1922 No Il FL Ac east 9:l2
Trains No. and =, daily. Balance daily
except sunday. The ST. Paul and Pierre En-
press will leave 81. Paul No. 5 at ll.3O p. m,
arrive at Kasota $40 a, m. will run special
then from kasota To Elmore passing Mankato
NJ about a. m. No. same train going cast
departs from Kasota IL Is p. IN. arriving at
ST. Paul a, IN.
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Our 0ninion.

After selling numberle V preparations, we
are convinced that BEG0s TRoPICAL Or IL
s,nears l. For Pain, GIts Bruises Rheuma-
ranted by ms. j. II. JONES
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Notice t0 Flax GroHers /

NOClce 10 FlaX GrOW6rS!
We have genuine Russian Seed Flax
for sale or to loan, on more favorable
terms than heretofore.
S4w10 NANxATs LINsEHD On. 60.
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JAMES MEANS $500 Shoes at sign OF
Mammoth Boot. c. Fl. AUSTIN 4 Son.
35w4
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List of I,eftera

Remaining uncalled for at the Post Once at
Mankato, Blue Earth county, Mimi, for the
week ending March II, 1885.
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In Season.
Several shipments Of Spring Goods
have already been received by G. III.
Austin 4 Son, at sign of Mammoth Boot.
3aWI
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-03-13
ELECTION RETURNS.

So far as we have been able TO ascer-
tain, the election of Tuesday resulted as
follows in the several towns of this
county:
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rie ;. Straight's creamery system, re-
turned last week from a two months
business trip to the large Eastern cities
and reports very pleasant visit. He
states that at New York City the ther.
mometer recorded degrees below zero
and the cold was so intense that the city
authorities stationed policeman, ply
sician and an ambulance ut either end
Of the bridge to care for those who sue
cumbed to the cold. The saltwater
breeze is more penetrating than oui
Minnesota weather with the mercury al
40 below.
Next Monday, between the hours o.
ten and two o'clock, visible eclipse Of
the sun will occur, which, if it be clear
day, will be a rare view for children and
young persons who were not sufficiently
advanced in years when the last one
occurred to comprehend the phe
nomenon. Every person not already
conversant with the relative positions o.
the sun, moon and earth. should not Lei
| tJlo OplOiIuH paso Ni1iout oppS"hhe
to some work for the proper knowledge
The actual occurrence of the eclipse viii
so rivet the facts on the mind that they
will not be forgotten.
"A fair house listened to DR.. CARROLL
lecture on Scotland last Friday evening
and were highly entertained. This wa
the closing lecture in the course institut
ed by Wilkin Post last fall, and the per
sistence with which they have carried
the course despite many adverse cir
cumstances is deserving of compliment
. Although several of the lectures wer,
not as profitable rs the committee anti
cipated, and their friends hoped for, tn
managers did not quit in dispair. Tn
5 lectures have been Of a high order, bot
. morally and intellectually, and hav
had wholesome effect on the minds Q
the community. 70
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
WIN Hear an Argument

WASHINGTON, September 2.-The Act
iag Secretary of the Interior will have
an oral argument in the case OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
against Henry NJ. G. Leaman. in. the
Sthee OF the Assistant Attlrnev-GeneraI
d the Interior Department. on We'd
9eesday. October Dist. The ques-
SONS at issue are whether the
tght OF said company under It's
grant by the act Of Congress,
approved July 2, 1854, attached to tie
odd numbered sections of public land,
1pon nllng its map OF general route
N the land office or doesit attach at th G
'a si ol ming map OF definite location
Also, what effect did the withdrawal
d the .msp OF thu general route of tn.
juielosu oranen line road have upon
sne status of said tracts. In view OF
INC important questions involved
~ .l the case and also the fact
-oSt many cases now pending
xm Dc governed by the principles
a lst oed therein, other attorneys inter
S = IA snil II cssesinvolving the rights
u settlers and said company or Other
LII Iii 1hies are invited TO be present and
III. n, DC allowed TO express their views,
e sidn orally or in writing upon cues
9on TO be determined.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
Labor Assembly.

ROME, n. Y, September 1.-The State
Labor Assembly, in session here to day,
listened to reports on various topics
chiefly Of local nature, and passed
resolutions boycotting certain firms in
Troy and Albany; calling on the State
Legislature to regulate the elevator
charges, in Buffalo and New York,
asking the pubic TO smoke only ciegTs
having the international blue label, and
recommending the formation of a
State Central Labor organization. The
committee onrecords reported atlength
on the course of she governor and rneIh-
bers Of the legislature in regard to the
bills affecting the laboring classes. and
closed with recommendation as TO the
position which the workingmen should
assume toward them, .hRsedEupoR wnst
their respective courses were found 10
be. Governor Hill was found "eDtitled
TO the thanks OF orsanized labor. =" -.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
Bloody Tragedy .

ST. L,og1s, September 2.-The Globe
Il,,,o.r1t has advices that the little town
of Kirkwood. twelve miles west Of here
m the Missouri Pacific Railroad, was
the scene OF 3 bloody tragedy this after
noon. It appeafs that Mrs. Randall, a
s;ebly respected lady of the place, had
se9t Be, trunk to. the blacksmith shop
NJ =. W. BauchoI 60 have key made
lo-it. Early in the afternoon, the lady
called for her frank, and while she was
81 the shop, Mr.. BaucGel, an unmarried
man Of 50 years, endeavored to
IMPRESS her with the idea that
be vas greatly smitten with her.
Mrs. Randall receiYed his advances
coldly, Whereupon Bauchel became
angry and Selling g carbine which was
IN the shop, fired at and shot the lady
IN one Of her lower limbs. Bauchel
chen marched up and down the street
with his carbipe and a dirk. knife, and
aefed arrest. Sheriff Allen was sent
for, and when he arrived, called upon
Bauthel to surrender. but that init
Vidual, who was now in state OF high
excitement, refused and opened fire on
che officer. The sheriff returned
the IRE and shot Bauchel
twice, once in the head and
one in the groin. inficting wounds
from tho effects of which he died this
evening. Mrs. Randall, who has q
painful, but not very serious wound.
vas conveyed to her home and the
+herih offered to surrender TO the local
authorities, but at. last accounts he had
not been arrested. Citizens gene rally
consider that he only performed his
official duty. 80
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
A R,la Traio Kobberv.

KAseAs CIrx,. September "A bold
train robbery occurred on the Chicago
& Alton Railroad tonight, but owing
to the sudden flight OF the robbers. but
little booty was secured. As the west
bound rain on the way to the city
lett Hue Spring. twenty miles from
here, about 9 O'Clock tonight, four
Iaes.ted men appeared at the smoking
car ana were about ts board it; a nun.
Der of men, however, were standing
on; the platform. and the robbers
passed to the next car in the line.
Three of them, climbed upon the for
ward platform and the fourth gnt on the
rear. "a man uiasated guard at ea' b
end at She carS while the other two
entered and With drawn reVolvers de,
mandefi the passengers to give up their
money. A number of them handed
out small amounts ofchange, while one
man iTAefis excitement passed out his
purse eontsining $33. The robbers took
whatever was offered without
searching the passengers and made
no !. attempt TO rob them of
their iewelry. When the pair bad
reached the middle OF the car, they be-
came suddenly alarmed and pulling the
bell rope, the fenr robbers sprang OFF.
when fhe train slackened speed, and
disappeared in the darkness. The train
passed On and the conductor, James
Bbgss, reported the -affair 20 the
officials OF the road from the next telc.
graph station. The train then pre-
ceeded.on its way TO this city,
The robbers are described as appear
ing awkward and nervous, and eyi.
IDENTIFY unused to such work. They
were roughly dressed and looked Ike
farm hands.
Blue Spring is 2 small station in 9
thiekly wooded q ttict, situated
neas Glendale and Blue Gus,
the scenes OF the former robberies
lin the days OF the James gang,
The train which was due here az g.: %
pm. vas nearly an. hour late and on
its arrival preparations were made to
send special train from here with 3
posse to search for the miscreants.
Every effort will be made 70 appTe.
bend the robbers. They started north
ward rom the RAILROADS ldthe possefrom
the town was ston in pursuit. Men
were seen about the station before the
train arrived; one was dressed IN 9
brown coat, black pantaloons and bat
and had black hair and moustache. hi;
weight is-about $50 pounds. The oshel
men we're not noticed closely e:.ougf
for 8 deecriDLion tn he obtained
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
Crossest Nan in Alabama. =

"De crossest man in Alabama lives
dan" said the driver as we approached
a way-side home. near Selma. Ala
to ask accommodations for the night'
Atsupper, and after it, "mine host
scowled at every one, found fault
with everything earthly, and I was
wondering if he would not crovl Il
the heavenly halo didn't fit him, when
incidental mention being. made al
the comet of 1882, he said: 81 didn't
like it's form; its tail should have
been fan shaped ~
But next morning he appeared half
offended at our offering paw for his
hospitality My companion, how
ever, made him accept as q present
sample from his case of goods.
Six weeks later, I drew up at the
same house. The planter stepped
lithely from the porch, and greeted
me cordially. I could scarcely be-
lieye that this clear coinplexioned,
bright eyed, animated fellow, and the
morose being of few weeks back,
were the same. He inquired after
my companion Of the former visit
and regretted he was not with me.
yes" said his wife, "we are. both
much indebted to him. 10
GLOW ?" asked, in surprise. =.
"For this wonderful change in my
husband. Your friend, when leav-
ing, handed him bottle Of Warmers
Safe Cure. He took it, and two other
bottles, and now" "And now" he
broke in, "from an ill-feeIing, growl-
ing old bear, I am healthy and so
cheerful my wife declares she has
fallen in love with me again %
1t has made over again thousand
love matches, and keeps sweet the
empers of the family circle. every
Nhere.-lCopyiglted. Used by per
mission of American Rural Home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
Cholera

Madrid, September 1.-The number
Of new cases of cholera and deaths
throughout Spain yesterday were 3,052
and ,o57 respectively.
ToULoE, September 2.-Gholera is
again spreading IN this city. The mar
ket is now deserted. Seventeen deaths
from cholera occurred here last night.
PARIS, September 2.-Durng the
forty eight hours ended at midnight last
night, 81 deaths from cholera occurred
at Marseilles, rs at Toulon and s at
Saline.
MARsEILLEs. September Cholera is
decreasing atSal0n. twenty-clght miles
northwest of this city.
TOULoN, September 2-There were
nine deaths from cholera here to-day.
at the st. Mandrier Hospital 10i per-
sons are under treatment. The public.
uneaSinesS is uLabated.
WAsHIEGToN, September 1.-THE Sec
rotary of State has received q telegram
from Consul-General Wood, reporting
that there have been four deaths from
cholera ct a place nine miles from
Naples. and five st Trcvis. about FIFTY
miles north Of Naples.
MAIsKILLEs, September with
cooler weather here, cholera is deer as
ing. During the twenty-four hours
ending tonight, twenty-five new cases
were reported. There are still seventy
nine cases in the hospital.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
soTFS TO The HILLS.
,.,elr Times at the Rock
h'SI S3DringS COal Mines.
.urs CHINESE ABE KILLED
ADd C.f sr the Infurintod Miners
4"'s Other News Notes
...s CHINESE ABE KILLED
-.,s at Rook springs


.,s. wyo., September 2.-The
~ lss the following special from
6 5.s sa M Wye, The largest coal
Ee'a . = the entire Union Pacific sys.
aims = pook Springs, $50 miles west OF
On 81 hou Inoc - imported large
El9 TO- al Chinese to take the piacesi % u
az, men. This afternoon tne em.lre
g9l.' - White miners, about Iog stIons,
0E.. .; !. and armed with SHOT guns
.rgf1llsc51 ~ Chinatown, after firing
nsioa0; uto the air they reloaded
w5Sy o.dayed the Cinnamon TO
l1d '0G TIe order was obeyed at
esIe' .be Cbinsmen fleeing to
tloe, rs. Tte drove of sheep, closely
nd ~ s BIZ the miners, VINO nTeu sew sew
~ 'vSl,evs at the fugityes Win !s.ai
- r.. The Chinese quarters were tneH
'ae' IN, IRE. AMI thirty-nine houses,
:. - Nv the company, destroyed Win
p nv. S-, n The miners next visited
~. W. - rT mines in the camp, un-
Ns - al the Cinnamon at Nork
- - and bid them fee for their
;aa. If 400 Cinnamon here this morn
yves ,,t ~ o5 1sJ remains; all are in the ad-
:ass5 No. hills. and are beading for
80 80 Riysr. which is fourteen
, IT, ,o the vest. Seven we're killed
IN -LtT;05t by the shots fired by the
mes and many wounded. It IS sad
.l,r.sT- foeble and helpless from disease
.,.-isSa3 in the flames. Sheriff Young
r-ivsS from Green River on a special
ain tbis evening with posse OF depu-
10 80 hrs too late to prevent the mob
.-o9 carrying out their plans. The
nira-s quietly dispersed after making
urg OF the departure Of the ceiestlais,
nd FL ia quiet now.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
The Knights Cain Every Point.

GALVESTON, Tex. September IA
brief session of the committee OF
Knights of Labor and the Gulf, Col.
orado and Santa Fe Railway Company
was held tonight. It adjourned until
tomorrow at II O'Clock when the
treaty will be finally consummated. II
is understood thus far the Knights nave
gained eYesy point and those still re-
manning in dispute are not essentially
material 20 the issue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
The Secretary of Tho Treasury.

New YORK, September 2. -Secretary
OF the Treasury Daniel ]. Manning ar
rived in Yonkers this morning on the
u 50 train from Albany. Ex-Governor
Tilden's carriage was at the depot to
meet him, and he was at once driven to
Greystone. At 3 s'clock in the after
noon ne was driven TO the Yonkers
depot again, and took The train for this
city. 1t was said the Greystonc visit
had no political significance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
Internal Revenue.

washington, September 2.-The total
collection of Internal Revenue during
the month of Julylast were IS, s32, 3l4,
or 1881 IA less than for the same period
OF 1881. There was an increase of SSo3, :
675 in the collection for spirits; de-
crease of $lO,479 from miscellaneous
sources. There was an increase of
siS4.4lS on collections for tobacco and
an increase of SIS, sol in ferrnented
Ion0rS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
baseball.

PrrrsBuRe, September 2.-oincinnati
g.. Plttsburg 8.
CHICAGO, September Buffalo .,
Chicago u.
PnIkADELpHrA September 2,-Athletic
is Baltimore 3.
ST. LOUIS. September st, Louis 1,
Detroit ..
politan 6, Brooklyn 8.
BosroE. September 2.-Boston 4,
Providence 3.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
Big Bank Run

TIPrERARY. September 2.-For three
days. past q heavy run has been contin-
uously kept up on the bank of Ireland
and it now amounts to almost n panic.
Irish Tory papers are now filed with
bitter and vindicSive articles concern
Ing the affair and they intimate that
the entire run was engineered in revenge
for tic Hibernian's refusal to make adj
v..nocs 10 the Munster bank during its
recent troubles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
Strike.

LONDON, September 2. - The 5000
workmen employed in Sir William
George Armstrong; machine, and gun
works at Elswick, near Newcastle,
struck work to-day because the employ
ers refused to dismiss two managers
whohad made themselves obnoxious to
the employees.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
KNOW Nothing OF It

ROME, September2.- Dispatches from
Zanzibar, state that the italian explor
ing expedition has returned to Zanzi-
bar and that the members know moth
ing OF the alleged hosting Of the flag
BY man-ofwar over Port Johns, north
of Zanzibar. which was reported to
have taken place on the 18th ult.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
Franco on Her nirnitr-

sARIs' September at is stated that
~ ffeyeinet will not meet Salisbury to
1 n the questions pending between
:, lance and England, as requested by
s sIU iatter, until theresult ofWolff e mis-.
f T. u 20 the Porte is known to France.
~ % turther stated that France will not
sfS ~ any settlement OF the Egyp-
- ~. question. which fails TO satisfy
french rights in Egypt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
Tho Utes.

WAsHsNsros, September 2.-Commis-
sioner Atkins, OF the Indian Bureau,
has received adyices from the southern
Ute agency, in Colorado, contradi, ting
the uublished statements that the In
dams have assumed hostile attitude.
Everything is quiet ct the sgency, and
no trouble is unprecedented.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
The Trouble snfnIr Over

sS SWgomeeh trouble is serious business
\ I bl II lasts; but what blessed relief
4 u 1., 1t departl Mrs. f. G. Wells, Of
s,; Asuanue Street. Hartford, Conn,
~, ar'cS that she tried Browns Iron Bit
.In NJ LOT stomach trouble, and that she
/ sSeIlenccd such relief thst the trouble
8SOW entirely over. She recommends
an. great iron medicine to all who are
oo~a Seo. 1t cures liver and kidney
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
ThePIesident.

LAKE PLACID, n. Y, September p
President Cleveland was rendered q re-
ception here last evening and there was
a display fireworks in his honor. He
visited Auchincloss Cottage this morn
ing with DR.. Ward and both left ct II
o'clock to return to Ssranac Lake.
Weather is storIny.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
A Peculiar Failure.

DENVER, September 2.-The Tribune
Republican Las Vegas, New Mexico
j.. Romero g. Co., contractors and stock
raisers, failed to-day Liabilities 500.
900. Assets sufficient TO pay dollar Tor
dollar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
snsnicions Lookin.

Pans. September 2.-The remains o
Baron and Baroness Mstres have been
exhumeG for examination. TIE couple
died within a short period Of each
other. after having for long time
been under the influence of n spirit1aiist
and his wife. who were benefited by the
death os-their noble patrons. II IS nDw
inspected that the baron and baroness
died from poison.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
Fire in Frisco.

SAN Francisco. September Fire TO
night destroyed the Kimball Carriage
Company factory on Third Street near
Bryant, and ngmbe of adjoining
buildings. The factory was owned by
3. Souie. Tota, loss 1900 of which
S5O,OO0is on the carriage factory. In
surance unknown.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
The Apaches.

WAsuIEe1oN, September 2.-The In
dian Bureau has been informed by Gen.
eral Crock that the hostile Apaches are
now in Mexico, about twenty-five miles
south of the boundary line. and are still
moving southwark.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
SnnatarG win.

5 New Yong, September 1.-THE con-
dition of Senator Gwin. of California: is
reported to-day as unchanged. HIS
physicians say lie is out Of danger and
are keeping him quiet as possible.