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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-12-11


CHINESE CHURCH.--Fort street, near
corner Beretania. Mr.. 10 Teng Ue,
evangelist. Chinese Sunday School,
80 A. NJ. Chinese and English Sun
day School, $3.50 p. NJ. Preaching ii
A. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ. Bible class in
Chinese Y. NJ. q. A. Hall, G 80 p. NJ.
FoRT-sTREET CHURCH.-Rev. j. A.
Cruzan, pastor. Meeting Tor Bible
study at :45 A. NJ. Services at IL A. NJ.
and Z 80 =. NJ. AT the evening service
will be delivered the second of a
series of sermons on "Evils which beset
young men in Honolulu" Subject:
'sThe Cup of Flame; Will it help the
Young Men of Honolulu to win Sue.
cessl" All are invited.
BETHEL UNION CONGREGATIONS
Rev. E. G. Oggel, pastor. Services at
the Lyceum, Nu,lanu avenue, at ii A,
NJ. and Z 80 p. NJ. At the morning SER
vice, the subject of the sermon will be
stThe Christian Faith.'' At the evening
service. the subject will be Between
the Dead and the Living" Sunday
school and Bible class ut 9:45 A. Nj
Lesson: Rev. :9-l7-"Tbe Saints in
Heaven All are invited to these
services.
ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.-Firs
Congregation. Services conducted by
the Bishop of Honolulu. Holy Commu.
Mon, $3.50 A. NJ. Morning prayer
at A. NJ. Morning prayer with ser.
mon at $3.50 A. NJ. Sunday schoo
at lO:45 A. NJ. Hawaiian evensons
Mt $3.50; English evensoDg at Z. M
All seats are free.
Second Congregation. Rev. George
Wallace, A. NJ. pastor. Morning
Prayer with sermon at ll:l5 A. NJ
Evening service ut 80 p. NJ. Sunda!
school meets at 10 A. NJ. in the Puma
hOu Preparatory School building
Seats free at all services.
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SATURDAY. DEC. IL, 1886.
W. C. 7. U.
THE PRESIDENTS REPORT.

THE QUESTION OF THE DAY.
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ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET AT
Il Kewalo, by the day, week or month.
Apply on premises to
SIS I'm w. /. KAHALEMAUNA.
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"a. III. HORTON"
Seigel's Operating Pills prevent i'll
ing. A good dose at bedtime renders
person fit for busindss in the morning.
If you have Asthma use' The Rosinweed
Tar Mixture.o
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KAwAIAHAo CHURCH.-Rev. II. H.
Parker, pastor. Sunday school at 10
A. NJ. Preaching at IL A. NJ. Young
peoples meeting at $50 =. NJ.
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Y. NJ. G. A.-Young Mems Bible
Glass in the parlor at 9:45 A. NJ, con-
Quoted by the General Secretary. Gospel
praise service at $3.50 p. NJ. Come and
bring n friend.
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Cu,Apu. Juur ,.. tho cpmhni iu
jhp council mlciug Iul uight nc.
tween ulloImru -uI tu hr working
loo tur interest OF GYltc mud hl. rhll.
ulr,nun hackers. aud tuu4r who de-.
-lt,. lu uut 900 tUr 'imuri urliuhuDr'
IiIu.w WAY iUpt Wuu|d Iu Justice iu the
uN Wa prolonged Wa r>uuug To.
ward ihc close ut thr debate Alder
mu brew moved thu 100 lien of t'u.
uUu the company pu, mluturtfu-uU
; 5000 tu hu used lrr the ,uu-truu-
ton oi buigr- lh- Doc ,in.m,i
would hr less severe uu thc COMPANY
lhnu the Huuml payment of S.uUuD
Alderman tmlorlun jumped
up aud denounced Alderman
brcW- proposition aud moN-
rd thnt 1t bee Nii "n the table
This WH- carried . tu DE- Alder
mAn hcrt wanted lighting aud other
Npru-c-' NrlkDu uui, bat his hucui
ucut Wn- unrrrcmuutuu-N tabled,
Alderman biNuu -uIj lightius aud
other expenses would cm up fully
tIuuuu ul thr uuuu rental and hr
moved TINT the whole -u' lrrl hr rc.
lru"i to the corporation .uuu,d Tor
% proper nrlinNu,r. The prrNiuuH
qur-.Ilu wa again urirrrd uud Al
drtmu llhuu- motion was tabled
by 'tlo 600 NIdrrmW Halls section
was then n,lci upmd NIdrrmru lul.
Irrtuu muNrd the adoption Of thr ur
diunurc ~ um,ud,d and Alderman
llrch-rtt, Umd dynlrmuy nDlul mpy
oi thr previous question which Wu7
ordered. aud thr entire ordinance
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NANKroN, u T., July o. Inst owe
ming. while Charles Eudd WAS ,i-it-
ing Noug lady ut Residence uu thp
North llilI. just beyond lhr m0rmd
tracks. u revolver shot Wu- nrrd
through ~ window Hud uWI,r .tru.k
MIR. ludd on the hoad, u'liUUul u
severe scalp wound nud luu.iue OH
without doug serious INJURY lhr
same bullet grnlrd the head ot thr
Young lady, but without leaving aus
mark. IL was nitcrWurl u-Dcrtaiu,d
that the wuu.i-hc Hs.t--iu hd
climbed upon the wIudnW--Ili. uud
fired over the top 60 thr -,-h which
was down - few mchp- Tine uu.r
of the da,tArdiy attempt ~ murder is
supposed to hr jealousy. uul suspicion
points to lirubru lhumvuN u- tlr
party who did the .huuiur llr hu.
disappeared and viii probably
stay away
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mouUin,r pI,D.
Uu,hHud n",chc's "a. VIE. Snd
ItrU httis Himself

IU.,uI.N. lli. luN d, Ihr mtti,u
nr. oi the MIldmu murder. which
occurred irw mllrs northwest ut
iiNs ,lN Yesterday. uud which Wht
uur ui iur most horrible crimes ever
pr0pgrluu,d m tll- section nrr about
70. follows Yesterday morning Hen.
~ Mildmnu. % prominent mrmrr.
owning 1nuurrr- ui Wud, Rnd worth
about r'unuu, srul hi4 Older chill
drru tu lirutuu To- attend
Fourth "t July crlchrn
uun, oouu after ihclr leaving he
guurrc.od with hs wife aud she start
'd tu lrnyr him. but prr-uhdiug her
iu rIum. hr touL hcf IN the kitclrn,
und With p Infur bee deliberately eat
h,i hcHd almost from hcr body. llr
then told hl- tWu lIuir children, who
were iu ih' ut't room. 10 90 aud tell
ihr urghhurt iitM hu hud KILLED their
muluuL Nitri thl- not hr went cut
lu The hHrd aud ,ut hi- own thrnHt
~ Ricfrlhlr mhuuor With hi- pocket
hnlir having hrukru the ia.
tut IA hhup hi- wife. IT,
thru started thruuYlt tho corn
u,.h hul after going some Hu,
yard, hr tell from loss ui blood lir
WAS iuuud several hours ntcrwntd
bN thrlrpil ui hluod he lcn through
10, iir.d llo Wn7 taken tu tlir house
and b. not expected tD i've moro rhnu
"A dH, ur twu. lu.uHS there wa. "a
tuuusrud prupir uu ihr scene. and H.
4rrluu Us No. -Ihrmutirirt i4 Injured. a
require lhc shrull w,tlH lRrpc posse
oi men Zoo hrrp thr ulurntrd ciu.
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NNINSNNti,UuIH ~
Ir uuHrtrI~ Nith Itts Nttr. Ihpu
ILMlsn. Ilmalr. aaa-mNlmIIA

hruh ,. h. .luk G'uurt- from
sugar crook. eight miles west ui Du.
city, are Co the effect thai thN uw.h.
hurhuud I- excited over thr m,-it
rious actions Of one Charlie, lrmL. %
well tu.du thrurr Ou Ihu.U4s 90
last Wrck Mr. Frank aud hi, W.n. MpI
u quarrel, hui just Whyt about .luUi
not hc u-Dctiniurd She lrit Iump
and came to koohuk. bat lmcuJcd tu
return At once Nr lauk followed
nnu while here went to thr huu. nud
drew $1,000. llr has not hccu seen
since but -igu- of his ViDlWu-uvs..
irr"ut, and brutality rrc .rru on
every -lir uu hi. um % b.
Thought that hr ha. hr,uup -uI.
duuI, insane. ~. dd his muu,r .um.
year nEu pu returning from hrH.
huk lhur-lu, boz" went tu ih. uuN
Aud hi,lrd one ut his horse. WItU uu
uN. llr thou mNlp kudNus wood uf
900 ihr trnurr-, upWrt-. wagon, puI
other 'urm implements uu tbr lu.,
~umr damage WA, dome iu ju. im
turr. Ou lridH, night Doe rwu.tcI
iu thr house uud imturd thr.V .Vurs ut
destroying the furniture. clothing.
etc, loo the building llr tnot uwut
with him riilruud % revolver mi
urd, thr woods were secured U,
men 300 search ut ltmk. bat uu rn..
of him could hr found. lur search
i- -iiIi hulug continued, but Tine nt A.
report Wa thrt % WH- uu-u,.n--lu|
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81 louts, JulN O.. Geo II n,n.l.
tommissioner OF the Central ps..s..
commission has nuilied all roaIs ~,
that organization aud of the Crntr.i
Traffic association. that At tbe ront,r.
rnce between hlm.elf and M, man
ayers of the indianapolis. Rln.m,m,
ton aud western, ca. ago and Atl.n.
tie. Ne" YORK ChiragO nud -t LotI,.
aud the Lake Erie And Wost,fu rsil,
roads, u was agreed to purmt ro.J.
to enter the pool composed nt uln
members ni the above road. Com
missioner I'nnlel- hs, been work tny
some time 10 arrive Al som, undrr
standing 10y which the Central Pncitl,
and the Central TrAiir association
might become consolidated and nn,,
thnt hr has succeeded. railroad men
say that rates wiilbc nll, m.intinrJ
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,mi siNti ',r,r,i.


""......'
\I.l, Co.,. Jut , Judge Rector
u' \u.tiu. Whu Ntn. mentioned A. tho
republican ,nudidnlrd tor governor.
300 1000 interview to-day. snud hc was
uui 20 candidate mon would hr accept
iUD nominations in rph ton uue--
'uu uNuui ,uurto.- hc Wm not 80
urW 100 hI- refusal. but still insisted
thui nr Wb- not 70 cuu.lidntr lur any
uut,.
I'.u T.. bliNrr reporter on the
tnN WH- severely Dul u-t uirht bN a
negro. oI,cr attempted tp -iun "a
ushi hulWouu hI- lrrud. dog aud one
belonging 60 thr negro The wound
H mot 'uu-'d,rrd dangerous
40 thr school fund wa. exhausted
700 ihr trrh-ur, today mud Warrant.
It's,utrd were ruW.torrd.
lhvuuuupl session ut the elders of
tYc umphoiuur church n-tcmblcd
Hru lu'HN lion " Is. Holman, an
,'..r mioi Wur -,lDrlrd %, prrmn
urnI rhuIrmu uui.pus-iuu about
Hur tNuun,I.t, mud th"tr work.
.I "H' 'A'h WINS IuIulgcd IN md
i..,.., '"'Eul ruvculofri fl H.,
,..., '.'' .' Ih' "uttu.. uitlr.,r,J ,.i,
'|..l I'' Nhf o.. t..... ''''
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nINSIIN 'TIuIS
Ih' Do,iIi~h Dord~ ui Hospital
Drivers Sew Nork.

Nlw NuEN, Iuly 4, Juo Matthew'S.
HpuI %, Wp- arrested sr-l,rlnN ou the
charge ut having Ntlrmplri nm out
rpgcuu- ns-nu.l uu % woman named
Mr- juu-rI, ma invalid. whom bee Wu-
driving CO. Ia,uu-l hospital ou Long
Island,
The woman made the following
,ntcmrnr when thew wagon rcnchrd
% loucl} point on the ruud, rhr driver
brought the hur-ctu IL Wnh aud al-
tempted ma assault, but rr--trd
with ali nay strength aud hc went
hunk 40 his scat But he soon
stamped thr wagon aud renewed tht
attempt fought h,mm mI began TO
scream lie then whipped up the
horses. Tat soon stopped Is third time
and maic another Altrmpl 10 assault
me rc-istod Lin and -trusgiod so
hard lhnt | miutcd away, when I
recovered was iu the hospital.
Not long ago two drivers of the
county wagon assaulted u -ick
woman whom tho} were taking lu
lnr same hospital aud both are iu
sing sing prison now one Tor twcn,
~ years aud the other for ten years
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sINsIIiI.I JLn.L.
Uc Thinks the Iimr tn Prosecute" ~
when something has Bcen Done.

~. IuuI-, luy The motion tu
dismiss tho casc of tho anarchists
charged with unlawful assembly
aud with indor-iug he action ol their
Chicago brothers during the hay 10
market riot, was argued This alter
noon IN the court Ot criminal corrcc
ilon Judge \oumu sustained the
motion tuui-mlss the ca-r, holding
that there WAS nothing To- show that
the alleged uulnW tai resolutions,
A- offered, were Hduptcd,it would bee
impossible to prove the Chicago
trouble without trying the Chicago
casc- over In tins CITY, the plcAdiug-
were uu-ound amt the mrlhui ul
presenting the plrnIiuR- improcllcn-
bile; IL the rc-olutluu, were only OF
lrrcd aud not wuplci tho scuti-
mcut- expressed therein were mere
ly opinions aud every one WAS cnii-
llrd tuhls own oplmun IN mis- ruuu
fy tu- government WAS strong
r'o Igh nj any rate and thrr' WH- no
use in inspiring limldity by paving
ANY attention to the ,ay inPs Of u few
men who hcld thoIr peculiar view
on suuM and polltical question:, IL
was time enough TO prosecute them
VIXEN they were gulity at some overt
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INnANArollo, Ind julo Z a. ".
7nhborn, secretary Of the state board
"l agriculture, reporls that crops
Hnrlhg june have been somewhat
Hhcoled by the drought. aud chIntl
oNg'' Oats aud timothy suffered
most by drought, and corn but little.
W neat was well harvested aud il
lhreshlng out good grain, and aver
Asiug thirteen aud n half bushels ON
i'lu,lyp acres, or 2t,N4G,6g6 bushcl,
Torn Is doing more than ordinarily
we'll Timothy and oats are each ",
Per cent otA full crop. Tobacco 4, /.
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ST. luris, JuN g. The republican
state central committee met ut Cen.
tral Turner Hal to.dHy \ commit
tee Of the Mumau- Christian Tenn
pcrHncc Union refused nm Hudlrucr
with the committee mud presented 70
resolution declaring the republican
party OF Missouri tu hc in mNur of
submitting to the vote oi lhr people
M amendment to the -lnto ruu-lIlu
tIun prohibiting. within th state. the
manufacture and -hlr Of UcpholIr
liquors. The resolution Nu- rriorrrd.
~cdaliA was .clrctrd us lhc place and
september 1T II, the time tor holding
the neat republican state convention
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Iiow he stand, ~ ia" neIds ~ In,is
sam ~ Ieun"-ssr.

NI NrIuH, II~N July y. The cot.
TON .rnp report of the Mcmphi- dis.
tr.,t which rmhahrc, west lrnurA.
.re. north Mississippi north Arkun-
.a. and north Aipmma 10 be put.
li,hcd tomorrow uy Mc-sr- lliI,
runtaiuc h Co. VIII a.};
The weather. during June, wAs In
thr uamyop .umyonblc; excessive
ruins fell Throughout the district.
which prevented cultivation OF farm.
aud lhr result s -hokn IN the present
general grassy 1nihiuu OF M, o8ltgu
crop. In man locllur,, especially
IN Mississippi Icute see and Ala
bamA, lauds planted Ia cotton have
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-08
A STR ANCE ACT.
A Mother. Refuses to Care
For Her Own Beautiful
Baby Boy
Ihter Bioihct. sho, Dead inn
Ii1y 'nuuy Iighi wan
Iru,c uniIdri,.
. s'u,Lmnu SIniu, iirOnuse NE
hurw too uu,h "u,rin-
,ug Suuc others.
Ur'tor Declined {" he sncii-
h,cd a, the itrpubiirau
candidate.


srs,.sr tl tnr l,smiu,r
Co., Murm lub Z \ most pc
uImr ,n-yui hont,l,.-uc-s nmr To-
pu-. t1-d1, Nnrpcr tn,ki.H dumr..
n. working hr -huul Maddox, -
tIr mufhvr ut 70 hrnuuul hrulthidl
N.N uiuIrhi,ru muu. h-o ot ugr. lhrro
m uln. ufo Mrs - Ncill borrowed
iH. nnn, 10. ruwpWN nud paril, tn
r| tur mutbrr To-day the three
mouths time Nn- up md Mt ONull
went tu Mt. tu-hi tu.Irturu the hnbN ,
Whru thr mother rerrmptulrN rr.
iu-,dtu take the Guild the bAhN
was thcu pHcrd un the hcd and Mir
b'Nclll started tn ,cnvc. Whcrcupun
ihr m Ythcr rrttl,d the chlld outside
wd put iton the ground, nui lett
Nu-. o. \rill returned hnd took the
.'u.d uui thcu called an officer to her
and tu Dumpr thc mother tu take her
Duld. lur mother he ~ hAu'lsumo
Young woman legally married. aud
iuU huI i- -uguHry handsome,
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.,.n..ln.,odh, som.co~nrd..

LUIIrVIIIt, kI,JUTI = WMTr ]
e., hregcr wa, riding through u lone
ly piece Of woods near ML Vernon,
~, yesterday afternoon, hr wu- shot
from ambush ana almost instantly
killed 5y unknown PARTIES, hrcsrr
had sworn out warrants ugltu-' .ry
eral parties charging tDru with
kmkluying, aud IL l. thought thAi
thc, are biz murders
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w,smiNoTo> wIn,II>Gs.
what wN- Said, Done amt Proposed
AT the Capital Yesterday,

WAsuN0ryS, -. c, July q The
speaker laid before the house twenty
one veto messages transmitted by the
president to the house yesterday
The first message read was referred,
without comment, to the committee
ON invalid pensions, but the disposi.
tion OF the next veto message, yetoing
n bill granting n pension to Edward
Harrison, consumed more time.
Matisonr Of lndiHna, moved its ref
eronce, pending which, Holmes, OF
Iowa, stating that to reference the
bill would be the end VI it, moved lts
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MLwAuKEE, Wiz, July G- Hugo
Michael, farmers son, ran away
from his home near Appleton los'
his way In the woods OF lHliorcou
ty, aud starved to death, Ills body
was found to-day.
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= fiOtk N4s sIk,<

He Aue~ to much t,.,
sprcial Ia The ft.miuct
SAN ANr"io. july AIvll.li.
patch 'Ay-, n Young sto,km.n tni,.
Neil, was shot aud instant, tincI y,
the ranch of John Lomau. b, .,.ma, =.
aud Robert Thomson an s",'',', 'n',.e'
morning Nell 1t IL said posses
damaging evidence implitauns them
Ia cattle cruuLrlur,,
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nne crop aud all prospects, ON the
whole 'ho" more than s,er,.e
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unI NtrHInL HI>,u.

cot. ~ n"hH,, ni Icncr-nn. An.
n"""'"s IIins.Ifns ,Hndtd,t,
7rr. 'a '" th, tIamlurr
.dlfrEgsoN, TEN, July Col. n
M'hH}l oiJriler'or, has announced
himself Az "A candidate tor supreme
l"0te, ANA his friends of this section
are very much cnthuscd over hi.
prospects. Tie hasa ,tatr wide repn.
"u'"n ~ puc well ycr,od IN the lava
~ nNr band, aud he wouli be tower
oI strength On tho supreme bench
lie lon h,st uiglt 'Or Galveston.
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mum MnnIm,ms NILL.n.
n'r"d U'Nuli ~ - '"unIci Win eta,
county .icuc".nuIIdrrs

'"""tN i"nr"'huiid-rs,
7p'uia' n" tby tramluuf
Ilt>wElrA, lex, Juy Z. Three
0mlh brothers, named Lewis, Elmer
ana IlW, were killed this morning in
'h' county Thcy attempted H.
stop ii' erection ufA fence on prop
rr.t claimed by thrm, but the pnrt
"i i'wrNullirr, resisted the smiths
nll loo ilshl which cusucd jim and
IIinri smith were shot through tho
hrar' Hnd Lewis through the spinal
column The party oi lcucc-buildcr.
h1,r -urlrudrrrd themselves.
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How many terrible .ohs one pD1r hfai
ha', aud Whist suffering ls caused hy th'so
hradachr. Relirt may be- h,i 'rHu Nryu,s
Neufalglc. ot sirt Head. Ac h} iuc use uf
WNN\ which 10 ugtt .r, al tut
NNNNSN\\\NN vui.h ia egrr or NcOop
Headache S,uT.lg.a kArgu.N n -,.at.'a
AM hout SO pfupartar m,I.rHr has ever
Obtained such strong euI nvAt.' 'rIn The
u,iinal profession
FOR sAlk by AL DRUGGISTS
y. \, NELLlER, Sc ff..ns,s, 1Ob a.
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The president has approved the
act tu forfeit hnd- granted lhc Attain
tue and Pacific railway and trIrg raph
line from the states ui Missouri uud
Arkansas To- the Pacific crw-t
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CuIDAoo. JuiN 90 The advance IN
wheat cnu,rd the suspension oi John
W ltwm-cy, au old member oi the
board uttraic The seizure OF the iaiL
urr,cml not br learned During the first
hour there were some Wild scenes In
ihcwhrat pit, opening ~ IL did NJ all
prices An avalanche OF offerings
were brought out, which worked
values down, but ~ @ the Shorts
came In force aud with almost no
stops. NJ Auguc-t advanced to 81 5-s.
There were urcportcd sales at S53.t.
From this point II casrd back to ~
ll. Everybody il buying aud the
market Is greatly excited.
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WHEAT Is WILD.
A TUmultuOus Day on Change
at Chicago and Some
Firms SuCCumb.
wheat Take the Lead nut all
Products are snmew hat
ftisky.
Horrible Murder 81 u Wife bS
Tier Husband; Aud his
own suicide.
How the Crop. are si,owiugup
Al ONeIlucie sans Dts
Plantation,


CnCAGu July H. THIS Was one ui
thc Widest dHl ever seen on change.
lhc buuW which has been blow mg ior
several daN7 received a decided i'm
pctu- late Yesterday Afternoon when
~. l"u- parties came ia and bought
calls very heavily, up Ia the millions
llus procedure o' course advanced
ttr speculative market, thc gain be-
tween the closing yesterday hnd the
opening this morning hcms nearly 2
cents. August wheat sold at - 5-sr.
having CLOSED nj 80 l-2c. a liitl"
changed hands al ~ I'-'' bul opening
~ II dld nj the call pricr, the "ilcr'
ihg' brought oul were very heavy
aud decline To 81 l.tc qhchl iol
lowed Then the sports came ~ with
~ perfect rush hud Whlrltd the price
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-08

consideration be postponed until
next Friday yeas u.s. nays lll
Burroughs, OF Michigan moved to-
amend Matt-on' motion los adding
Instructions, requiring the committee
on invalid pensions tU report tic hiIl
aud message back ou Friday. Matt
sou hoped TINS would not bee done. n.
he could -pr uu good rcu-
son why thi. hi should
be singled out among the uuub g of
vetoed bills before the committee.
Burrows could not -rr that thr
committee were inclined tu Hct Ncl
dilhgcl tly ON vetoed mr.-ngrs ami
did not thiuk ln-tru,tlou- tu report
back special hlj, would Interfere
with the purpose ot the committee H-
tn tho kaIuntp
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-09-11

Neat, c'ea1 and airy rooms are FUR isbed lodg-
ers by the week or IN nth at the most ressonab .
prices Don't forget the place. ard when you
want comfortable room call at the Golden Eagle.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-09-11
WHO WILL 1T BEe

There are number Of candidates for the
position OF Governor on the Republican tick
ct. They are III good men, but it seems
that The fight for the nomination will he be,
tween Hickey and Stevenson. Mr.. Hickey
is now, we believe in the lead for the nomi
nation. He has made thorough canvass Of
the State, and will without doubt go into
the Convention with larger number of del.
egates than any other one man for this Of.
fee. That the gentleman will make a
strong man on the ticket there is no doubt
in the minds of his many friends. Mr..
Hickey has not asked for pledged delega.
from any county; all that he desires is to
have the delegates go unpleGged TO anyone
else, and he will take his chances with the
balance. This is one of the fairest kind of
propositions, and it is to be hoped that his
CLAIMS will b: well considered before the
Convention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-09-11

SEVERAL Adams delegates to the Elko
Convention with whom a Gasefte reporter
talked last evening. did not feel al all con
hdent Of the nomination of His Excelency.
Adams uncalled for attack on N. H. a.
Mason at the State Capitol the other day,
seems 10 have aroused the ire Of that gentle.
mans friends who seem inclined to resent
the insult. -RsRo Gazette.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-09-11

HI. F. BARr4NEy- the candidate for AT:
torney General, has many friends in this
county who are DESTROYS Of seeing him re-
ceive the nomination, for they believe that
he is The best man the party can put up for
that position. AS before stated in this pa
per, Mr.. Bartine was for number Of years
a resident Of this county, and if he succeeds
in getting the nomination, his Democratic
as well as Republican friends will all vote
for him in this section OF the county.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-09-11

make 1t known. Respectfully.
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6t7 Walnut Street, st. Louis, MO-
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checking the natural secret losses which cause
much loss of vitality, The medicines are
prompt in sctoD. and permanently restore those
weakened by early indisc, elton BxcesseH or over
work of ihebrain A number = phys clans haV
dis, SrdCd sll the hypophosphiteT, DamisDs ana
PHOSPHORUS formulas and invariably prescribe
lamar TREATMENT with the best resulSs
TlM,R TREATMENT Ia comp 'sed OF medicines
ayr, e. bic to the taste and VIII tolerated oy
the stomach.