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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-02

1ne Doy nusnes quickly. IA guess sne
h'aint got any other name. he an.
swers; ''they call her mother Whisky
Sal. = doubffully.
well, do you know the number,
eonpn asks the clerk after n pause.
Eyes. sir Nine Humboldt court. re-
plies the child. promptly. and in a few
moments Pete, the proud possessor Of
stamped envelope addressed to ..Miss
Nan Humboldt court, Is on bis
way to the nearest letter-box, whittier he
Is directed by his friend the salesman.
He sets off bravely and arrives safely at
the further side Of the slippery crossing.
but alasl as be does 50 bitter wind
sweeping down the street snatches the
precious letter from his lf-benumbed
fingers and whirls it back in the middle
Of the crossing. With cry the boy
darts after 1t. and succeeds in regaining
his treasure. He presses IL close against
his tattered coat and turns to retrac0
his steps, but--how does it happenP
Does he slip on the icy street, or Is he
faint and giddy from long fastingp He
falls--a cable car Is swiftly turning the
corner how can ! tell itp
A moment later child's manqled
body, with crushed and blood-stained
envelope still pressed to the Iifeless
breast, Is the center Of crowd. With
difficulty they make out the address on
the torn paper, and carry him
home.
And 50 Mans valentine reaches her.
4. G. WarUlok, t,s Chicago Neaos.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-02
Rules Or Conduct.

!. Never lose any time. / do not
think that lost which Is spent 10 rc-
creation every day; but always be 10
the habit Of being employed.
2. Never err the least in truth.
3. Never say an III thing Of per-
SOP when thou canst say good thing
ofhim. Not only speak charisably, but
feel 50.
4. Never be irritable or nnkind ia
anybody.
5. Never indulge thyeelf il Iuxuriea
that are not necessary.
8. Do al things with consideration
and when thy path 10 set right ii
most difficult. put confidence IN that
Power alone which Il able to assist
thee, and exert thine own powers as
fer - they 90.
Ihe foregoing rules we're penncd
bg the we'll kn0wn Quaker lady, Mrs.
Elizabeth Fry atchman
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AT GREYSTONE.
The Body of Samuel j. Tilden Pre-.
pared for Burial.
The helfreparation- for the sage. Funers,
About Completed,

HoNSrRs, N. ", Aug. 6.-The morning
opened rainy and all is quiet at Greystone.
ine preparations for MIR. Tilden's funeral
tomorrow are about completed. The un.
dertaker has had the white drapcry re.
moved from the catafalque, which is to loo
removed to the drawing-room and draped
IA oiack. Men are at work draping the par
lors anu drswing-room with black cash.
mere. The embalming of the body was
quite successful Mr. Tildcn's face Looks
natural ,ral aud peaceful and looks upon
.ne bier I'm the stiffness of death as ii he
we're I'm refreshing slumber. The bust
ness men or Nonkers have concluded to
ct,ose !nelr stores tomorrow from 10 to II
o'clock, which will be the time occupied bv
the funeral services and the solemn PRO
Session IN going from GreyStone 10 the
hudson river depot. The common coun-
cli OF nonkers have adopted resolutions of
coincidence and deprecate the loss of such
worthy and upright citizen. 1t is pro-
posed that the mayor and common council
attend the funeral in n body.
"AsmINGToN. Aug. 6.-The President will
,eaVe Washington this evening for New
YORK 10 attend the funeral of Mr.. Tilden to.
morrow. Acting Secretary Fairchild and
number OF other officials will attend the
funeral.
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WAR is CERTAIN.
That is What the People of Ell Paso
Bohove.
Prisoner Cattins Makes an Appeal To tho
Governor OF Texas.

FL PAso, TEN, Aug, p.--Editor Cutting
received Information yesterday that hc
would bc taken To Chihauhau on the south
bound Mexican Central train lie feared
that he would be massacred on some pro
text n they took him away from the bor-
der, and his friends have busted themselves
IN his behalf The following Telegram was
sent 10y the prisoner TO the Governor OF
Texas.
Hon. John ireland. Governor OF Texas
AS citizen OF Texas. ask of YOU tho
protection that my friends assure me YOU
can and will extend To me
~. X. CrrriNe.r
A body OF wcll armed aud determined
mon has been organized on this side and
are ready for duty az n moments no-
tice should anything requiring their
services Occur. The men are under
the command of cOol-mindcd officers. and
VIII not precipitate an outbreak Tho
MeNicnns continue 90 fear that force will
cross the river, and have an additional force
on duty. The soldiers in the barracks wcre
paraded through the streets during tho
evening, when great many Americans a.
- The custom, had crossed the river
III lsNery evident that the officials aud
people OF Chhauhua believe the Govern
ment of the United States will hack down
they think our state Department will la
satisfied by Minister Marscavs efforts. aud
VIII submit to the punishment Of MIR Cut
'thNf. tNt'NNNthlhn anu sentence pl .ui-
ting in the face OF percmptory demand of
the American Government for his instant
release, has produced n profound sensation
mere ana has occasioned exciting comment
and much uncasincss In III Paso. The feel
ing Is prevalent that our Government has
taken position that 10 can not back down
from and that war II certain.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 9.-Secrctary BayRrd,
speaking TO special correspondent last
night OF the Cutting case, said he saw no
reason why a satisfactory adjustment OF
the difficulty should not bc reached He
has been assured that such was the do
sire OF the Mexican q tvernment MIR
bayard himself feels strongly in tho
matter, aud said with much Impressive
ness that he considered the princi-
pie Involved in the Cutting affair To be one
OF The giavest Importance, and one ~ to
which the whole country, without reference
To party, should be a unit. The per- onnl
merits or demorits OF Cutting himself mas
nothing 10 do with the matter. u made
no difference whether he was an angel of
darkness or an angel Of light, but it did
make the greatest possible 4 difIercuce 20 Ia,
American people whether the contention
raised by the State Department in his case
should be maintained or not.
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Barbed Wires Rival.

PirrsBURGH, Aug. 6.-Charles Rogers. n
Pittsburgh mechanic, has lust patented a
device which il is said will revoIutionize
the barbed wire fence business. The in.
vention is for barbing metallic strips about
three-quarters of an inch wide The ma.
cnine barbs cut ranging from one-quarter
10 one-sixteenth OF an inch i'm thickness
a machine capable of producing sixty
miles OF this barbed metallic strip per day
can be built for $500. Machines for the
same purpose now i'm use, which are prac-
ticaily owned by monopoly, cost $25. 600
apiece, and are only capable of producing
thirty miles of the wire per diem a com.
pany has been formed with "A capital OF
$4,000 TO erect plant i'm this city which
VIII be begun in a few days. 4 firm in
Kansas City offers To take the entire out
put for "A year.
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MUTUAL MISTAKES.
In the Darkness Father aud Son FiiI Zach
Other with Buck.hot

ANTsviilr, Mo, Aug S-W. A. Brock
man and his son Richard engaged In hunt
last night for thieves which resulted dis
astrously to- both. The father, after his fam
iiy had retired, loaded his shotgun and con-
cealed himself in the bushes near his bee
hlyes TO guard them from the rnvages OF
thieves, 10y whom he had recently been
robbed; After he had been on duty for "A
while his son concluded that he would
guard the hives, not knowing that his
iather was engaged in the occupation He
loaded his gun and walked To the door
where he stood and listened, and. hearing
some one moving around in tho bushes
hrod and shot his father in the breast The
latter, thinking he bad been shot by thief,
returned the fire, filling his sons face with
buckshot. Both are seriously wounded
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CEREDo. WAYNE CO. W. Va, THURSDAY. AUGUST - 1885,
THROUGH 4Hz wAlRLpooL.
Two Men Float Through In "a Cask Before
no Loss Than Fifteen Thousand People.

BUFFALO, y. v, Aug. s.-rhe turbulent
waters of the Niagara whirlpool rapids
were again navigatod in a cask to-day. the
perilous feat being successfully accom-
piished by VIM. Potts and Geo. Hsxlitt,
two coopers who were employed in the
same shop with Graham, who made the ini-
tial trip about three weeks ago. The barrel
boat was ten feet long, conical in form and
built OF the best locust stavcS. IL was sun
pied with keel ruddcr, screw wheel and
turrct with glass covered pcep-holes
About 700 pounds OF sand ballast kept it
rlght side up most of the time. The two
men lay back To back while passing
through the more turbulent waters, cling
Ing To handles made fast 60 the sides OF
the cask. Each man likewise kopt on his
own side OF the cask 10y means of "A canvas
sling made fast TO staples. The start was
made rom the Maid OF the Mist landing
ON the Canada side A row bonf
towed the cask TO point Just above
the Cantilever bridge. whore IL was turned
ndrift IN the middle OF the stream The
novel craft was submerged about half tho
time while passing through the rapids hut
while circumscribing the outer circle of
the Whirlpool its occupants thrust their
heads through the opening and Potts calm
" smoked cigar. \ successful landing
was made at Queenston, on othe Canada
side, i've miles further down the river
The entire voyage occupied fifty-hvc min
utcs. The feat was Witnessed hy not less
than 1900 spectators.
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Burial Of Samuel 4. TiIden.

YoNKERs, n. V, Aug. s.-Samucl j Til
den was buried yesterday afternoon Mt
Lebanon, y. Y, the home of his youth.
The services were short and simple. The
casket was made in Oneida, aud consists
OF two parts. The interior j. OF COPPER
Win glass doors il entire length.
The interior is decorated with white
tufted satin; the outer part H. OF red
Spanish cedar, and Is plainly ornamented
with oxi idized silver The plate bears sim
ply the name of Samuel j. Tiiden The pail
bearers we're Samuel j. Randall, Jol
Bigelow, Daniel Manning. Smith NJ Weed.
Chas. a. Dana, DR. George L. Miller WIN.
Allen Butler, Daniel Magone. ]. u. Trevor.
Dr Charles Il. Simmons and Aaron ] Van
derpoel President Cleveland and Cabinet
attended the services at Greystone
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A Kansas Tornado.

TOPEKA, KAN, Aug. "a Telegram was
received here last evening stating tina. a
cyclone had struck the town of Hnrtlnnd
and demolished twenty houses and done
great damage TO growing crops Sixteen
cars were blown from the Atchison Topeka
and Santa Fe tracks aud telegraph wires
were Frustrated for two miles west OF the
town The extent Of the damage has
not yet been learned, but the dispatch
stated that no one, 80 far as known, had
been seriously injured. The storm reached
other towns in the vicinity of Hartland,
but the wires being down, its effects can
not be learned
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Central America 70 Join MsYIoo

ST. LOUIS No, Aug The Commerce.
Del Vale, published in this city, prints a
letter in its last issue from its correspond
ent in the City Of Mexico 20 the effe,,t that
the Presidents and ex-Presidents 90 the
Central American Republics Of Salvador.
Nicaragua, Honduras, Costa Rica aud
Guatemala are now in that city arranging
plan for union Of those States into one
confederation, with the ultimate view OF
annexation with the Mexican Republic
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The cho era seysrs in Ianan.

SAN FRANcrsco, Aug. s.-Cholera is now
raging in Yokohama and Toxic, japan In
the former place il is worse than ever be-
fore. During five days (Juiy 10 TO 2Oj the
cnses bave averaged over 100 daily. death.
htty There j. every reason 60 fear thi A.
VIII spread further. a. the atmOsphrr. g
conditions are at the present time fnvor-
able 10 the propagation Of epidomics The
weather Is the hottest experienced since
lsl. Up 10 date only two foreigners have
been attacked, both Of whom died Tho
better classes OF foreigners and natives arc
comparatively free from the disease
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-08-12
Extensive Forest fires.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 9.-For an almost un.
interrupted distance " nearly ono hun
dred miles north Of Stevens Point, along
the line of the Wisconsin Central forest
nros are raging and hundreds Of men arc
lighting the flames seeking to save the
towns aud Villages bcmmed in by them
The complete destruction OF tho town of
Spencer ~ fully confirmed. aud the loss h
people are destitute and homeless. At
Colby, few miles distant, fire is raging on
two sides. IL required the despcratc ef-
forts OF the entire population 10 save tho
village
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Mexicans in Iexas.

RIO GRANDE CRY, Tx, Aug S-A
heavy force Of Mexican Revoutionlsts
crossed the river into Texas on Thursday
night a troop Of the Eighth United
States Cavalry was ordered Yesterday
from Binsgold Barracks 70 pursue and dis
arm them. -Four hundred Mexican troops
arrived IN Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, Friday
night, and planted cannons 20 as 10 com.
mand Fort Mcintosh, on the American
side Of the Rio Grande
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Geronimo al 4, Aoain

Tombstone, ARiz., Aug. "details of a
raid by GcrOnimo's band, near Ure.. have
been received. A wagon train was at
tackled and four Mexican teninsters Killed.
The Indians then raided near Minoaa Pie
tras, and killed two Wood-chOppcrs and
disappeared in the direction of Cancia.
stealing horses aud committing other dep
relations. The country b. aroused. unf
ranches for miles around are being ahan-
douad
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Newspaper Advertising AGENCY Assigns.

CfNciNSATI, Aug Edwin Alden. pro-
prictor OF tho Newspaper Advertising
Agency, assigned this morning TO Attor-
ney a. NJ Warner, for the benefit OF his
creditors. The Liabilities are estimated at
sl5O,OOO; assets at from s5OOD0 20 $4,000
The cause OF this assignment Is the attach
ment by Smith 4 Allison. of printing mn
terai used iu the Alden bindery. and the
refusal Of the Fourth National Bank To
longer carry the firm papor. This refusal
was ON Saturday. Considerable money
has been lost recently and hclpod 10 hasten
tho asst gnmcnt
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NV AoHk. August -Four men broke
into thc Astoria post0iiice last night aud
began forcing open fhe safe. They were
surprised ny number of officers WHO had
obtained warning 90 the intended robbery.
uFey Interchange uf shots between the
the burglars Was won dod, aud be and one
81 nis comrades were captured and locked
~ lLe other two escaped None of i6o
officers were hurt
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Mr.. Tiiden's viii.

NV YOHE Aug. o The will Of Samuel
}. Tilden was read NJ Greystone this after.
noon in tho presence Of all the relatives ex-
cept those la tho West The document h. "A
long one, containing about lO go words and
would occupy about five columns in non
parei type of any one Of the great dailics
MrJilden left an estate valued az 81. .OunJO.
One-third Is left 20 relatives the rest 10 cs-
tablish Libraries and other institutions for
public benefit
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EnaIIsh War ys.s. rs cnmlnn.

NV YoHE, Aug g.--The British corvetfes
Pleides and Tourmaliue, have been ore
dered o. Join tho Worth American Sect.
owing fo fho cont nuauce of the tanndisft
iisherio- dispute The nature ~ thaif iu
sfrurtiou. b. not known but ii b. surnii.ef
fhBt they are sent bv the request al fsa
Commando of the North American .qusl
ron, who desire. their presence merely e. a
matter of precautiou.
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Considerable excitement was occs-
stoned about town by the unearthing 81
"a large Stone plow apparently "a relic
cf ihc Stone age -at Che old smith
Clark quarry. The stone. which
wei ghed upwards of three hundred
pounds. was quite p curiosity. and had
thc appearance Of having been cut into
The shape of q plow ~ an ancient
people 20 was cOmplefe in nearly ali
lf, parts ard bore "a strong resemblance
90 inat sort Of agricultural Implement
u.ed bY the As-yfIans ard Ervrfi ans
centuries ace .8,ifsfs ~. 4 Lae,isf
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Six YOUNG Men Drowned in the Lake.

SARNiA, ONT, Aug. 6.-The pleasure
yacht Cruiser was caught in the storm OF
Sunday night and wrecked on Lake Huron.
She had a crew OF six young men. all Of
whom we're drowned. The yacht had come
ashore at Port Franco with the
bodies Of Hope Mckenzie. Fleming Nc
Kenzie and +. A. Tefer lashed 10
IL. The bodies Of W. j. Sinclair. VIM. Vidal
aud Walter &. Morrison have not vet been
recovered. All the young men belong TO
the first families Of Sarnia and vicinity,
snd held prominent business positions.
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chlnann sonlalists, pinnin

CBicAoO, Aug S.-The Chicago Socialists
picknicked to-day at Sheffield. Ind. Five
Thousand people were present DR. Schmidt
addressed the crowd, eNhOrtiug them 20
stand by the doctrine Of Socialism and 20
transmit a. 20 their children. Twenty
three passenger coaches conveyed them -
the grounds The affair was got up 10 aid
the defendants in the Anarchists trial
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-08-12

SAy FRtvCfsCO. Aug 6-At the National
Encampment g. a. r. here, Ex-Governor
Fairchild. Of Wisconsin. was elected Com
mauder.in Chief Tho encampment next
year viii be ~ ST. Louis a resolution i'm
favor Of pension Of eight dollars = month
o. every surviving soldier and sailor Of the
war was defeated
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Mnntana CInud-Rn

FoRT KEoem, NJ. T., August 6 6--Word has
been received from Simmons sheep corral,
on the American fork of the Mussel Shonl,
that a cloud-burst occurred there Monday
evening, which destroyed eight hundred
sheep. The cloud exploded at the head OF
Dry Run Creek, and came pouring down in
a solid wall twenty-five feet high, carving
OF nearly the entire herd and almost
drowning a hcrder. The carcasses Of the
animals are strewn along the river for a
distance Of sixteen miles below the scene
of disaster
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Iramps Burnsd 10 nsaih.

REQ Wfyc. MISS, Aug = Sheldon &
90. s elevator, ~ Eggloston burned last
night The burning debris fell upon the
railway track, and the " q. freight train
was thrown from the track after the engine
bad passed, and seventeen cars. loadad
with merchandise. we're burned OF nine
tfaups iu a box car. four were burned 70
death. three seriously injured and two es-
f.rfsnf
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Two Mexicans Hanoed BY Soldiers.

Brownsville, TEX, Aug 6.-At dawn
yesterday stong escort of Mexican cav
airy stopped at Matamoras and took Juan
Saldova. the leader Of several revolution
airy bandits recently captured, and Trim
idnd Ortez, Wild youth of good family,
who il implicated in the killing Of young
Iancher named Garcia, for his pistols aud
horse, from the barracks of the Fourth In
iantry out into the country and hanged
them. Saldova was formerly horse-th
and Ortez, who bad been n rural guard and
policeman, had bad record.
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Horrible RsIlwav Accident.

JsCKsOS Micu. Aug 6-The body of On
unknown man wa- mangicd In a frigh .ful
manner ou the Air line branch Yesterday
The remains were scattered along fha track
i0T about mile. Both iegt and both arms
and the bead were separated from the
trunk. The head was found 20 be hut
slightly disfigured. and the victim may 10
identified from the face
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-08-12

A heather Chinese az Spokane Falls
W. IT,. Is under arrest for removing the
figures 900 from revenue stamp and
pastug them neatly on dollar hll
which be afterward psssed Tor $50 The
Chinese are acquiring civilization guitr
rspldiy,-lHsssHoysl's Sswgnell
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1t h dimcnlf 10 oounseI = n

1t r. difficult 10 counsel a man as 10
the necessary method 20 pursue in order
20 make bis mark in the world. but 10 i
comparatively easy 10 congratulate bim
after he has bit the mark, and enlighfcn
him that you always propbesIed 81
much Chicaq0 Ledger.
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After Natural Gaa.

CLEvELAND, o., Aug. s.--The STANDARD
oil Company has leased about fifty square
miles Of territory In Erie and adjoining
counties in Pennsylvania, and will put
down about fifty gas wells with the inten-
ton Of piping the gas - this city Two
wells which are being put down In the
ffffag - - i
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The Texas Way.

NATION, Ill. Aug. 6-Scott Bowling
aud j. 4. Robinson. Texas gambler got
into fight Robinson struck Bowling.
when the latter responded by firing his re-
volver az the belligerent Texan The ball
entered kobinson's abdomen. and bis re-
ooyery ls doubtful
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JANEsvILLE, WIS. Aug. IA bail-storm
iu The tobacco belt this afternoon did n
great amount of damage Some fields
north and west Of the city are entirely
ruined. and many planters have lost afi
hope of saving any of the crop
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Plifshurnh I'D dsmIn AhniInn

Pirr-nrHcH, Pa. Aug o. Six new cases
of typhoid fever and two deaths were re-
ported 10 day. The epidemic seems TO DO
sbating.
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Advertising Aasnt, Attached.

CfNciNNArL Aug s.-Allison a. smith.
through Kramer 4 Kramer. their sttor-
neys Yesterday sued Edwin Alden n Bro.
the advertising agents for f848i on az
account. The firms notes have passed
unpaid the past few days. 90 b. said
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-08-12

wssHfScrov Aug Mr Matthews tho
coiored Democrat. whose nomination 20
succeed Fred Douglas a. Recorder ~
Deeds for This district was rejected 5v fhs
senate. to-day was reappoufed o. that
office Dy he Fres.daut
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r markabls Puonaeity.

NV HOHK, Aug. ST~O drunken New
Workers fought on a pier and ia their strug
giles fell into East river They continued
lighting iu the water Both were rescued
one in dying condition The other was
arrested for causing his antagonist death.
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Cholera lrcrsasino

Ro1r Aug 2 The cholera returns since
The lat report show in Bsrletta l1D new
case '1 deaths Bundie il new caae. 8
deaths Bologna. = uew cases % daafhs
kavenua. i0 new cases. 3 daaf0s Venice %
neW cases, death elsewhere 5i ure cases.
~ deaths
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Klowa Ktv,Aug Two hundred voiuu.
teers Tor cowboy cavalry battalion or.
ganlzed here today and viii oT. tler
-ervices to the Secretary Df War awaiting
marching orders ~ MfElro
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-08-12

WasHiNcrOS. Aug. s-The President has
reappointed J. q. Riley p0stmas ter at Gin
einusu and " n Gillispie. postmaster ct
Dayton o.
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LfffLg Rock. AK. Aug 0-kit Ross.
Cherokee fudian. was hanged 20 da, nc
Fort Smith fof fngrdor, committed Hn in.
liar l3fHofS