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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09
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- Oie ,Oafota Sreie Yrefe" beridtet:
Gin Mann nit Namen @oot, wel9er feline
6eimftdtte in Der Ndbe pon W abio N,
Qate Gpuntp, mesen Ni9tpolfibruns bes
Seimifdtte. @sieses p~erloren bat, ioa, pie
beri6tet wirb, bas Qanb nit elmer Nnsabl
Spnamit:S orpebos bepflanSt baben, ebe er
baiislbe usrlafen bat. Settle ISOLDE wurbe
benz Sobne bes sesenwdrtisen Sewobnsrs
bes 9anbss cine Sanb in Solse Der grplos
fion pon elmer Der psriteften Yatronen
i6rsdIi9 urrifiimmelt.
= Die rSreie Yrefe" IN CANTON
beri9tet: 2etten Sreitag purbe abermals
auf bic ndmli9e 6 SUB bide &oblenabsr an
einem anberen 9late pom Der &pblens@es
felli9aft seitoBen unb 1T idnmtIider 3meis
feI ibsr 8orbanbenletn BON &oblen sdnas
lid beieitist. 60 i9neu als bic Seit err
Iaubt, wirb Elm S1a9t %seiunten werben
nnb tSnnen mir iebenfals nd6iten Winter
iiniere eisenen &oblen bremen unb enbli1
einnlal pon benz tbeuren @iienbabn:W onos
pol, in 8eaus BON Brennmaterial, erl6if
perben.
- Serr 9arion, wel9er in Der Ndbs
bon Sanborn auf ieiner Seimitdtte
cine &oblenmine anleste, bieieIbe jebod
aus peri9iebenen @riinben wieber liesen
Iafen muste, wtrb bic Nrbeit in Der Mine
balb wieber a~ufnebmen. 9err 2arion bal
srOBe grfabruns IN Der Inlesuns uou
8erswerten unb lit 3iemli9 fiber, baB e,
bic pon benz Territorium auf bic Nuffn:
buns pOn RobIen in Datota ausseietter
$4,000 perbieneu wirb.
Nm 9ittIe Miffouri wurb'
Tbos. @ipion ober @ibion, aus Wiseon:
fin, pom etnem Barren aerrihen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09
SutuotS.

- Oie @rSbeerenernte i'm iibli9en 81
Iinois lit jett I'M pollen 9anse, unb ar.
nd9tli9 seben LANCE, nur nit bieier Sru5t
belabene SradtSiise auf Der SQinois Sens
trail : Babn ab. 8on Gentralia unb l1ms
sesenb wurben fiiralid an einem Ibenb
las, 900 Quarts mad Chicago peri6itt
nnb an bemielben 4benb famen bur9 Wats
toon bret LANCE 5ra3tsise, wel6e nit grbs
beeren befra9tet paren. Sest werben tdss
lid so bis go Wasenlabuusen @rbbeeren
nus benz iibli9en Sainois ueri9idt.
= @on Bridgeport wirb semelbet:
Die pom Brofefor &eiQp ansetinbisten
feb3ebnidbrisen Seui9reden i9einen bier
bereits einsetrofien gu iein. Man bat fe
bidt unter benz grbboben, fi9 mad oben
arbeitenb, sefunben. Starte 9lnsei9en
beuten barauf bin, baB elm unssw6bnli9
GROCER S9warm baIb eri9einen pirb.
6ier iinb In bieiem Sriibiabr piele 9lepfels
bdume s~epflan3t worben unb birften bies
feIben b04it wabri9einIi9 pom ben pielen
5eui9refen ruinirt werbsn.
- @m. 9. Suuipan's vgbicaao
Gam Directory" fir bas Sabr 1885 ents
baIt bic Namen pon 1895 abpofaten, seaen
1920 i'm uorisen Sabr. Don bieien baben
80 bic Stabt uerlafen, IL bic praris aufs
seseben unb l6 finb seito,ben; unsefabr
81 neue Wttslieber finb in ben 4bpofatens
perbanb aufsenommen. Die @elammts
5abl Der iett praftiSirenben Nbpofaten 1T
1929, wdbrenb es beren IN 1884 mn 1852
CAB.
= 8unbess Mari9au Satlep BON Mils
wautee fam uorisen Srsitas nit benz goifs
Snipector Senibam, uon Chicago, aus Rib
GATE, Gaplor County, Suriit unb bra9tsn
gilbert Weinsdrtner nit, wel9en ite wesen
8erletuns Der Poitseiete psrbaftet bats
ten. @ie es i9eint, bat @einsdrtner i'm
porigen Serbite aus benz Yoftamte in
aurora, 3D., einen 800 entbaltenben re-
siifrirtsn grief entnommsn, wel9er an ieis
men Bruber pon elmer 8ant in Bremen,
Seutidlanb, sublbar mar. Na9bem Weins
9drtner bas @elb erbalten bate, perbeiras
tbete er f6 unb unb Sos mad Gib Safe,
Wisc., mo er uerbaftet purbe. 0a6oem
er bic llmitdnbe erfabrsn bate, bic su ieis
ner Serbaftuns fibrten, seitanb er 9laes.
@r wirb mad SSainOis senommen perben,
nm bort iein nrtbeiI gu empfunsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09

tire Ibdtisteit gang sinssftelt unb bic gros
button Der ISOLDE 3eist cine Gbnabme uon
&c, 1000 SAB sesen bieienise Der 8orwo9e.
Der @ranb bieruon liese in Der 1leberSeus
suns Der Miiuer, baB Weisen iolibes 81.
Gisentbum 1inb baB es baber better fei bic
Miblen gu i9IieBen, ute Gonseiiionen am
Mebl gu MAIDEN.
= Sn Minueapolis berri1t sroBe Nufs
reguns iiber bic obicSnen BiI6er, bic pon Der
v&ens Sanity 8urIesqus 60" iberau in
Der Stabt anseflebt worben iinb. Oie 9eiits
liden u. bas uerniinftise Yublitum iinb iebr
unsebalten unb Der &ector Der &irde Der llns
befedten g%mfdnsniB" bat sesen ben !3ets
telantleber unb 50. 9. 2eapitt, BEN gisens
tbiimer Der Company, @erbaftsbefeble auss
sewirtt.-gtn Seuer in ben SolsbDfen pom
Douglas & abortion unb benen pon
Storms & 9pons ri9tete leste ISOLDE eis
men S9aben pon 500 900 an. Trot bes
sur 3eit berridenSen ftarfen Winbes ses
lang es Der Geuerwebr, srOBeren gerbees
runsen bes 5euerbdmons Ginbalt gu tbun.
- gon grainerh wirb beridtet, bas Elm
seoaltisss Teuer bur9 ben bortisen Walt
wiitbete, Bis IS mad LANCER, anbaItenbe,
unb miibleliser Mrbeit ben r1mwobnenben
selans, be1elben 9err gu werben. Nabe
Der Serpent Gate finb bunberte Nder uor
WaIb total perni9tet.
= Sobn @riswolb aus @arben gitp,
fanb leste ISOLDE auf fur9tbare @eiie iet:
men Cob. gr sins, nm iein 8ieb gu fit:
tern, IN ben Stau, ais sin iunser S1i,
ii9 auf i'm mari, feline 96rner In ben Sell
bes llnsIidIi@en bobrenb. Oie SerIesun'
gen maren 10 i9per, bab @rismolo balb b.
ranf feinen @eiit %aufsab.
= gu @aconia bemertte gilbert Burani
baB sSemanb iein &ubsrboot gum Slider
benuste obne i'm tarum befrast gu baben.
gr sins ans rfer unb iteute bic BARN be:
inbli9en iuusen 2eute our Rebe unb erbieIt
cine fre9e Nntwort, mas i'm ueranlaBte ei
nen Stetn ~auisusreifen unb nod benielber
su werfen. gr traf, wobl obne su wolen
BEN 02idbrisen &ubolpb IS. &rsp 10 I'M
sliidli9, baB berielbe am Srettas lette
ISOLDE an ben Solsen bes Wurfes itarb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09
seliefert, ebe man aber gu ieiner gernebs
n,uns i@reiten %tonnte, erbdnste er fi9 an
ben @iienifdben bes SeDenfenfters.

seliefert, ebe man aber gu ieiner gernebs
n,uns f4reiten tonnte, erbdngte CT fi1 an
ben giienitdben bes S~eIenfeniters.
WeffaIen.
= Son unbefannter settle uur6e Dor bic
Ebire bes Bfarrbauies in W Ell a Bel
Bo9um cine Opnamitpatrone seleat, bur6
beren grrlOfion Sbiir unb Seniter ni9t IN
bebeutenb bei6dbist wurben; weiterer
S4aoen wurbe gum Slid ni9t anseri9tet.
: gu Serne siinbete am 10. Mai Elm
Bersmann in elmer Wirtbi9aft, in glnmes
ienbeit Der @dite, cine Opnamits Yatrone,
bic er in ben Wunb senommen, an unb i'm
Sou erfolste bic grpIoiion, bic ben &opf
bes llnslidIi9en In Stide serriB. Die
@dite fammen NIT benz natiirIi6 nidt aes
rinscn S4rsden bauon.
= Die &esieruns gu Mrnsberab bat
bic Gini9rdntuns Der SffsntIi9en Qnifbars
feiten einsei9drft unb beitimmt, baB unter
Iusi6luB ieslider 8orfeier unb Na9feier
ale 6eite MIR einen Gag bauer ioaen.
= 0ie Ierbanblunsen rpesen Mntaufs
bes &omberser 9ofes gu so lin It er Be-
bufs ginri9tuns zines Wuieums iin6 ieis
tens Der Stabt absebroden worben, mad.
benz Serr pom &ombers feline Sorberuns
pom uriprinsli9 SOC, 900 Mart auf $780,
900 SbaIer (9oo, 900 dr. erb0bt bat.
= Sn Der 0dbe bes 9ambertinitir5bofs
gu M Il n ter Fam es awiiden Stubenten
unb einem &iiraiiierlnteroffijier gu Tbdts
li9teiten, nobel 9estsrer, ben bic Stubens
ten i%niultirt unb uerbSbnt batten, breien
berielben nit Der SdbeItlinse erbebli1e
0erlesunsen am &opf beibra3te.
= Sn Der letten Situns Der Stabtuer,
orbneten gu 8ieIefeIb uar Der gntras
einsebra9t worben, elmer in Der Ndbe Der
Stabt Iiesenben 9Obe ben Namen v8is.
mardb6be" gu seben. Darob entbrannte
Elm beftiser Streit, Der bamit enbiste, baB
burd Is sesen Is Stimmen Der Intras
perporfen wurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09
&aniaS.

auf folsenbe plumpe 8eiie iinb In
Lester 3eit 5armer in Sanias beidpinbsIt
poroen: Sin Wann felt ii6 ais gertreter
zines srobtaotii9en Yrouiiionensei9aftes
Dor, frast nod benz Stunb bsr SeIbfri6te
nnb i9reibt Die antwOrten iorsfdltis ME.
Der. Bum S9laB eriu9t er ben Sarmer
nm Seglaubisuns Der sema9ten gnsaben
burd cine nnteri9rift, bamit feline auf.
trasseber i4 BON Der @abrbeit bes geri6.
tes iiberaeusen f0nnten, unb in neun unter
5ebn 6alen tau4t ipdter cine Note IN be,
9anb zines Orittten auf, weI9s Der Sarme,
81 be3ablen bat. 6armer iolten NIT BEN
nnterSei4nen BON S3riftftiden mebr als
porii9tiS iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09

-Se9insen unb llmsesenb boten
am Is. Mai p%oIitdnbis ben anbIid elmer
@interlanoi4af., ba pier !3oa bober S9nee
uefallen mar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15
FRiGGTFUL GtS tXPLO ION
En "a sIiII Greek Hsne-Mauy o Oaerat YES
Badly Injar,d

WILKEsBARRg, Pa, d 'cemher IA
ir,gh fol explosion of eas took place this morn
!, in the Mill Gre mine operat. by the Della
ware and Hudson Coal Company. Al the me of
the accident there about 100 n iners. labor
ers aud boys in the sluPe. ths news spread rap
idly, and the whole population seemed TO have
gathered about the ,llieTy. The eXplO ion oc-
cured in No. lift, which IS locat ut the eN-
trcme end of the opening of tho slope. being 5000
feet from the mouth, and, therefore, its yentIfa-
tion was d ihcuit problem. rhe gas had ig-
nitci in the breast where n miner named CoHy
work. An exploring party of some
twenty miners entered the slope : tge
news had TetcIei the surface. 1T soon dis
covered that many had been bu: ned, and they
at ones gan to remove them.
4 ong those ser ously injured are George
Ma tin. 1iner; John easily, laborcr; Nicholas
CIR y, liver; Pc ter Coffy, min r; sam VI. TT s.,
laborsr; Joseph Pardussi, driv,r, and ter
stone, lIbCrer.
Since writing the above, Martin has died.
M4uy others are injured more or less from flying
piec of coal aud weOd JOSeph Cleary is b.dl y
6gtBcd, and his Skull is fractured. He can OF
survive. Peter COTS is seriously bIIntd on the
face aud ms, and is internally injured. ne
was brought 20 the top rakcd, MS clothing hav
ing been buried frlw his body. Hi recovery is
HsJdercd doubtful. Nicholas Gray, the driver
b ) had his right eye torn from its socket.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15
heath OF d. GRAJZ BROWN, f,
One of the Foremost Political leaders
md E.sMY nnri

s.. LoU 8, December 4 The Hon. B.
Grstz Brown died at his residence in Ki;kmea1.
a suburb OI this city, this morning, OF pncu.ro-
mia, complicated with heart sease. aged SO
ears Nj Brown waI prominent ure in the
p hires OF this S'atc or q number o. yssrs, md
also earned nFtiousl reputation. lie made the
first elnan -ipa tiOn fpeI ch del yered in the
vi souri, legislature, and. in con ection W tn
trank L. Blair, tecame au active promoter OF
that ra1se. He entered Ihs Uni n servic, at the
outbreak If The r, snd sitter the close that
contest, joined what was knOEn at that time a
T. c Liberal movement ia this StI c, which re
suited IN his election IA Governor of the State
and the re eniranchis sment of the rebe :. Sub
sCquentls he was elected to the United Suites
nate and served one term. Later he was nom
ilHted for Nice-Pr ST ent of the United States
on the Greeley ticket lie ranked h gh rs a
mau ability, was philosophical in his tenden-
clos, snd Sas glrded - profound thinker.
Mr.. Brown has been ai'ins only about Il week.
On Friday last he ito the city to be present
at ;he sale Of the st Louis, Hannibal and Keokuk
railroad, with which he was legally connected,
and it is supposed thar ho took addit Onal co'd,
wh'eh resulted iii II yiolelt and rapid attack of
pneumonia. He gradually sank from midnight
lass night till O. clock this morning, when he
quietly passed away, surrounded by ali the mcm-
hers of his frmiy and his attending physician.
The time of his fuL cral has not yet been fixed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15
TWELVE PERsOxs ROASTED
TO Death iH House at Plymouth. Eng
ud-Heart-SiekentuG Par
ticuERrs,

IoNDlN, D5c; mSer l4-At Ply mouth
today tenement houss on Lows str, ct, in a low
and squ Id neightOThODd, t, ok fire and a terri
ble eltlaraity RS lted The fla mes burned rapidly
ealeined human bod as we're f und among th
ruins. Two others are missing and in all prCba
tllity tacy. too, have buTne to death. One un-
Fortunate victim was smashed to pieces by juno
lnE from high window to ;he st ScVera of
ths occupants of tie burning bui ding in their
bad ling to the paw ment ty fest below iumped
from win lows. 4 numb T OF these had legs End
inns broken by the fear ul leap. narrowing
incident of th cal unity the appear tncc o! a
youth Lamcd BicktUrd, whr, with little sister
N one arm, hung suspended by tn, other tor some
minutes, until the Il tm's sJrrUunded him and
cI him lose his hold and ia | to the
grou d. lie had both legs fractured. The ch Id
v s also severely injured. The Intensity of tn !,
flames gave the building the appearance of n
iu'Ga-e, but this d d not deter the hrcneu, many
90 whom entered thu house, aud, by heroic
strug Ele, succeeded in TescuinG several persons.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15
GENERAL WAsHIyG ION NEWS.


WASHINGTON, December l2.-Four hun
dred and seventy bills and nine Joint reSalu-
tioas have been introduced in the Senate, buG
only two committees have had their first meeting
and no measures have been rsi orted ba * TO the
Senste, and no calendar has therefore been made.
Beyond the probable discussion and possible
passage of the Presidential succession i'll, TO be
reported on Monday, and the adoption of Mr.
Frye re o'ution emboIying code of joint
rules, programme for Legislative business
during the week can be indicated. Four hundred
and hfty-siX nominations have heen sent TO the
ported at the first executive session. eonsidt
BILE portion ef the latter half Of the present week
is likely to be spent with closed doors
Though the Committee on Rules of the Rouse
of Representatives has completed its labor Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15
NEWBERN, TENN.
4 Thief arrested and Locked Ul,-HOw
He Gave Himself Away


NEwBEEN, Tenn. December l3.-City
Mars lall Rice arrested one Sam Harris, colored
who stole gold watch, bracelets and other Jew
elry rom Mrs. Num-, who lives near Dyers6urg.
The theft com mitted several days ago, and
the thief eluded arrest until yesterday morning.
The arshal caue hit him in short while after his
arrival in our town, and found the jewelry in his
po ssioa. lie was taken to Dyersburg and put
in Jail
Saturday night the marshal received a telegram
to loOk out Tor thief, giving sc. iption OF
him. Later tSat night nc spotted his man, who
was charged with stealing SlG0 out of a cash
drawer of a store at Atosa, Tenn. ninety-six
dollars OF the money was found on bis person.
He was put in the lookup, and the deputy sheriff
arriv ed on the , o'clock train this orni and
got his man, returning with him on the o clock
train Wh SKY is said to b. al the bottom of the
affair lie gave his name rs c. Johnston and was
arpare ntly twenty eight OF thirty years of age.
When lie arrived here he passed himself If Il
Tram, but after surrounding big lot of 'cora
juice h. showed MS money. t eTeby ing the
marshal 10 ne Induced to notice hIm mere closely,
Nhieh led him to arrest III. j. W. BUENI.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15

W NASHlN6TJN, OcCeDlUSF l4--mPUDef-
OF CougItss sre sendirg requests to the
departments for lista OF app p3ioiments in
their States made since March b. It i
generally supposed this inform alton is de-
sired to guide them when appointment
come up for confirmation.
COMMISSIONERS OF EDUCATION.
Am7ng the applicants for Commissioner
of Education are William Shelton of Ten
tpessee and j. w. Wright Of Alabama The
position pays $4,000 per aunum.
OPPONENTS OF THE CIVIL SERVICE LAW
Democratic opponents OF the civil ter.
vice law are now trying strategy ia cum
pass their purpose. They cGucade that &
wholesale sweep is inadvisable and shat
routine and admins. ration clerical offices
should be ron-partisan. They Insist that
all other Offices should -bs filed with
friends of the dominant patty. They will
demand also that all the clerks who were
put in office through political il AIenco
before the civil serv ce law went into
effect be turned out and the places be
filed through the Civil Seivice Commis-
sion, with the restriction that not mora
than half shall come from any particui r
party. They are trying to influence tie
President by pressure. If all the party
work together they believe their pan can
be carried out. Senator'S and mem mbers
are couferrirg about the matter.
CHRI:TMAs ADJOURNMENT.
The House will probably adjourn De
csmber 22d until January 9th.
APPOINTMENT.
II. V. Yandell Of Miss issipni WAS ap
p7iuted by Doorkeeper Doueison to-day
on the messengers rolls, succeeding W
I. Hallando.
SENATOR MANDERsoN,
appointed on Military Affairs COMMITTEES
today, has resigned, and Senator Sewa!l
su 'ceeded him.
II Pc F]R FIIz JOHN p RTER
There is still hope ior Fits John Porte;
with SeW5ll TO fight for him.
FIGHT ON HAzsN.
A vigorous effort is being made TO dis
place Third Assistant Postmaster Hsz9u
and appoint L Henderson, chairman Il
the State Democratic Central Committee
OF II d ms, and solid Indiana Democratic
delegation in both houses favor thechange,
and German and Carlisle are SO moving
III Henderson's interest. II z1n will prob
ably be ousted.
SOUTHERN POSTAL CHANGES.
= al stfNiCS tiSCpEltHutt DSt NeGn n DDS
vile ana Larnyille, Ala.
ID cember SIS, new fEises-Gibs0n '.
Lit!lsfield, Atwood, Howard county, AK :;
Chas. Rng, Ring, Izird uniy, Ark.
F5lio@ipg are star seIvca changes:
FIoin FcIt Gaines. Ga, TO Columbia, Ala !;
from January !, 1856, curtail service TO be
gin at Spartayile, olDi5ting Fort Gainee,
decreasing the distance FIVE miles; also.
from the same d4te, embraces supply Of
HardwicksbuTg, d-nry county, next alter
Spartavilje, increasing the distance five
miles; Pearson to Westville, Miss +, t ON
December Ia, 1885, changes service TO be-
gin at jackson, omitting Pearson, in-
cIeas ng the distance titty-one miles.
ARRIvAL3 TO DAY.
Z Baxter, Nashville; Charles p. Lane,
Huntsville, Ala: j. ii, Bolton, S-lms,
Ala; Mrs. L. II. Williams, Knoxville.
John +. Wiihurn, jackson, Tenn; J. T.
Collins, jackson, Tenn; Miss Fannie
Kirby Smith, Sewanee, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15
WOOD STOCK, TENN.
Usefai Inventions that weuid Pay
Capitalists Well 10 FYanufacturc,
IooRREspoNDENcE or THE APPEAL


WocD TaCK, lESN, Decem Ger 14-Ooe
of our county men living at this place, Wood
stock, who is u friend OF the APPEAL, has Il dozen
very valuable inventions that should not he al
Iowed TO lie dormant and unx own. Some of
he IA have been tested, and il daily by
himself, and some patented lie is not, financi-
ally, himself able TO introduce them, and is too
sensitive and honorable to write about them Tor
the public press, though te is as fine writer as
he is a fertile inventor: / will ment'on. some OF
them. LIST. A cotton picker which he thinks, and
/ believe, wi pick out cean with one man
and two mules as lnu ia cotton twenty five
mon. A very simple and cheap achine. I'd. A
self-greasing ana selftighteninz buggy car
riase wheel that is always fabricated and always
tight in any weather. In use over a year. Sd. A
fireplace cook-steve thns will keep the cook S
1eet warm we'll as the body, anl will bske all
around equally. Been tested, and proved, either
eook-stoye or fireplace, perfection, 4th. 4
bed with fan that pVope itself. USED by himsel {
last summer 9TH. A selt-sharpening plow and
ax, with simple fastening for the handle by
which vt can be tlghtened or taken off in min
uts. 9TH. a graduated level and plumb, that il
marked off VITA the mathematical degree of the
circle to give any angle: cost, ten cents. He can
be addressed as Inventor. IL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15
MsNpuIs, TEss., Decembs 8, izS5.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-15

WASHINGToN, December 14-The fol-
lowing, nominations were sent by tie President
TO the Senate to-diy:
Postmasters John A. Barry, oswego, N. Y;
John q. Rand. II. Doylesiown, Pa; Geo. Scasll.
John Hayiland, Phenixville, Pa. W. o. Coils
ton, Martin, burg, W. Va; Daniel J. sherman,
tl Aihtsb1pla.p Th9mas h Hubbard, Bellefen- n
Gercqns jr st. Marys, O.; James W. Talbot,
Middleport, o.; W. C. CLARK, Psducah, Ky. /;
Wadswo th, Laporte, Ipd,; Joseph Brelsefor,
On srGa, III; A j: Weber. Abba, La John D..
Smith, Bedford, Ia; A. C.. Hutchinson, BGr-
lington, Ia; Clarence Sn, der, Racine, Wis !;
Ransom NJ ting. Decatur, Mich; Angelo f.
Tower, l5nia, Mich; Char L. Vaunn, St.
Heller IA, CSl.
: Iu addition to the above, long list of recess
appointments we're sent in, inclu1ing consul, /,
chief an0 associate justices, district attorneys,
narshals, co le;tors OF customs and internal rev.
enue, supervising inspectors of steam vessels,
sion
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All ,b,, science and Ss,u

could do to make Pensoh's Capeine Plasters tho
best porous p!aSters, and also the best general
external remedy IN the world, has been d. ne.
" henever it is possible TO improve them il is
dorc BenSon's plaSters are NOT made to impose
upon the credulous, but to cure disease. Their
emir ent success has procured for them the vol
untary Endorsement of 500) physicians, pharms
cists and druggists thr, ,ughou, the country, and
the outspoken preference of the intelligent pub
lie. They are prompt, powerful, cleanly and GER
IA n. Trey cure where no others W even re-
lieYS Refuss limitations styled "Ctpsicin,
"CIl sicum'' or "Capucin" plasters. Reputable
druetists on y. The Three Seals trademark
on the genuine and the word "Capcins'' cut in
the center OF the plaster.
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Tndian Claims.

WLsHiSGToN, December 1.-THE AS.
stsnt Attorney-9eneral has delivered the fol-
lowing opinion of interest to claimants for Ind
depredations: - In order 70 entite any claim fol
Indian depreciation TO be investigated in p1rsu-
ance 10 he prov sious of the act of March 3, 1885
such CAIN nus: have originated since he Re
vised tatutes rope ling the three years lmita-
tOn Of 1884 weat into orcrat on else If it or
mated before that time it ust have been pre-
senteu within hresyeaIs after the commission ol
the injury which constitutes their basis of said
claim. There are about 1000 of these claims,
representing about $4,000 ,0C0.
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They iudorse every Ii ng that OLD Wsr-Horss
has said about him.
A train has whisted for the station, and am
off But word about the bu mess of th's Iaad.
L. is simply enormous, No less than ten trains a
day pass between Memphis and Louis iile, and
they all TO a land-office business. A. B. P. :
7. ST. found another merchant to-day who
don't have time to read daily piper. He wears
a "sojer coat, ard didn't know Hendricks was
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The easenaII PLAYERS,

NV YORK December I'M. d Nc
G a.iCn avs: THE Met-opolitsns will not remain
in the Association. Orr ard Roscman are both
signed by the Brooklyn management and will
lar there. Louisville wanttd d the u, but Manager
Hart, who came here last We'd esdsy expressly 20
s'gu those two players, got left. Lou svil is
weak at first ba and in LEFT Geld. and had Hart
secured Orr and Rose nan he wontd have had the
strongest nine in the association. He will
Iry 10 get doc starl OF MeQuerry of The nctroits.