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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12

E ect, and inclisedato melancholy.
Ills speech is much purer than Sam
''ones-,lways grammaticallv, fgener-
ally rhetorcally correct; his transi.
'l"ns Of thought are less abrupt, and
his discourse more connected. He S
not so full of fireworks as Jones. but
ne seems to wear well, and the Gin
c'nnatt people liked him the better
the more they heard Of him. He is
not deficient. either, in pith or in
humor.-[Ex.
Never do anything hastily. A man
in Atlanta Ga, alter the prohibition
triumph in that city, sent clear to
Newark, N. j., and paid $40 for a
mad dog before learning that whisky
is not used as an antidote in hydropho-
bia. He might have sent to Texas
ana got snake for ten cents that
would have been some account to him.
Germany gets the services Of her
Iron Chancellor remarkably cheap.
Besides the use of his official residence
he receives only abou $4,000 year.
Mr.. Gladstone's salary is $50, 900, and
that of the British Lord High Chan
elor $5u,UuO.
Petrlhed ears of corn have been
discoveredsin Georgia. Summer no.
tells will be glad to learn this new
source of supply.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12
nnWMQv PATTEN SELF nnDum
DuHNp ApjvSIlHG tUhEl l

Is the only perfect htting. truly comfor able and
health. .pres.Ivlrs cor-st made Has -, Elastic
section above and below corded Centeri'iece. En-
.ir.ly different FROM Any othcr.s livery Corset ~
S,ars,,. q and absolutely Guaraut'ed in every par
ticular Be sure trget the Dou MS Patent sian-
nfaciured only by the tAGE-p'ws- O. RsEr Go. ceI-
c.Go an,t for sale by hrst-c!ass dry goods stores
everywhere. Price 81 80.
July a, lS55--i2m, 4f sE
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-03-12
SAM JONES Az CaNCAN "A IA.

4 For over five weeks the Southern
Seval geIists, Sam Jones and Sam
Small, have been at work i'll Cincln-
#natl. Their meetings closed OH Sun
day last, in what. the LOCAL papers de-
scribe as blaze Of glory. Ine great
$MusIc Hall, the largest. room III the
Ecty, was packed with a mass Of
people botn afternoon and evening.
Not an inch OF space was left unoccu
pied. AT the same time IN the even
aag that Jones spoke at the Music
#Hal to an audience Of 10000 people,
Ethe other Sam was talklug to as MANY
rs could be gathered, i'll the Odeon.
The doors opened at & O'clock. at z
both were full, and the whole Street
zfor blocks was crowded with am i'm
s1nense mass OF people seeking ad-
MISSION who had to be turned away
from the doors. Fully, $4,000 people
&ned 10 get into Music Hali that night.
4 The whole city has been etfectua.ly
stirred up by these men SO Their daily
services in Music Hall have been at
g Rended by eversincreasings crowds.
looked on at first with some fear and
version by Christian people, they
seem to have won over all who heard
mem, and their real earnes.ness and
Rncerity convinced those also who
&p'iy went to the meetings at first as
fney would go to any big spectacle.
The style of Jones is pretty we'll
khown all over the country. He uses
s0e most colloquial language, not al
ways grammatical, but generally
70Fc'ble and direct, and very seldom
feally "slangy." His roughness of
Peech does not seem to be. an affect
''0n' although he takes no pains to
,prove his diction. Very likely he
,.''Ns there is no time for that now.
ne secret of his power is his real,
Ro"uihe earnestness and sincerity.
1 ~ naturally quick and bright, not
ueep reasoner, and full Of resources
|, the way of anecdote and illustration.
ils language is not so full of refer
$"Oes TO the Bible as Mr.. Moody's,
Instance, but then, Mr.. Moody has
81 studying and preaching the
,O,e Tor twenty-five years and more,
A'e Jones has just begun. He
P1sht to improve with age, as Mr..
Moody has.
A"' Sma.l, Jones' companion and
famous convert, is also re-
"eu drunkard and "sport." He
professionally "funny man" on
Atlanta Constitution, where he
zol, under the nom de plume of
H. Vi, Like most "fuuny men,"
VI rather grave and saturnine
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Semi Weekly World.

Rates Of su hscri ptiOns
|epe Ypar. Sc SO Three cnths. 81 rs
|eiI Months. 8 So Single Copies IL
BY Carrier. 50 90 per quarter.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-13
Newspapers ia Paris Advocate the
 Organization of War Party.
The Floods.

Special to THE DAILY ToMBsroNEl.
 NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 13.-Thc east ern gales still continue, but 90 far lit- tie damage has been done in the city. The Lake and Shell roads arc Gut- merged, and Mienburg and the Span ish fort are flooded. At Shell beach the water is a foot deep on the rail- road track and the inhabitants have nearly all left for the city last night. The Louisville < Nashville road from Michaud to Pearly river is inundated, and several bad waShou.s are report ed. The company is making efforts to keep the rails in line. The tele- graph wire along this section of the road are all down.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-13
'Esa0 War Party.
Epseial ts TIA DAILY TonBsFoExl.

Epseial ts TIA DAILY ToMBsF0Exl.
 PARIS, Oct. 1.-There is q rapid growth of the WAT fs ling in France. The Boulangcr party have begun the issue of two new journals to advocate offensive policy in the vind;cstioa of the old military prestige O. France. The Militaire says that General Bou- hnyer desires war not fer the pur- pose of recovering Alsacs and L9r- raine, nor to gratify personal ambi- ton, but as step leading to the Io- lution of several squeGtionS. Tue strictest taboo of every thing German is observed. NJ. LockRel, minister of con, merce, has ordered tho police to prosecute sll persons selling boxes of toys imported from Germany and com aiming map of France without Alssce.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-13
From HHuacIaHcn.
HEAcHUcA, Oct. 10, 1886.

HTAcHUCA, Oct. 10, 1886. EDITOR TOMBsToSE-While reading your valuable paper at our burg yes ! terday, noted an item calling atten- ton tO the fact that voters in this vi- cinlty were not registered. This was true, but while We were talking the matter over, in came Judge Mills, from Fairbank, whom I suppose took the him, and acting upon your sug- gestion came down to relieve us of our embarrassment, and apparently iS doing . good business in the regis tration lino. Judge Mills is a joyial fellow and an old settler in this Ter r:tory, and the man he don't know must certainly be ! tenderfoot. He is among the Mexicans to-day and is doing good work. He speaks the language well, and to hear him talk to them and tell them the necessity of registering one would think he was a regular politician. He was asked at the fort which ticket he was run ming for, and he replied that he was an officer appointed by the county 10 register the legal voters and could not work for any ticket just yet; that the American was free man and could use his own judgment, but the Me1icans needed a little talking 10, winch think he is doing satisfacto- rily. Hoping MT. Mills will make a good showing for our vicinity, I re- main, your humble servant,
 JOHN II. HENRICHs.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-13
DaES!R'x Admission.
Special ts Taa DAILY ToursroxHl

Special ts Taa DAILY ToXrsToxHl
 WASHINGTON, Oct. Ex-Governor Pierce, in his report, discusses the admission of Dakota, which now has 500, 900 people, into the Union, and adds: q renew my recommend - tiup most earnestly that this great people be no longer kept from their rights, but ho permitted to share aud have voice in that Government they honosby their public spirit and Sus- tain by their industry"
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-13
Dis.olaIiOn Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing under tke finn name oi Dyar & Baldwin, ia the xeAsrsI merchandise Lusiness, in Tombstone and Benson. has been this day dissolTsd by mutual consent. -sar. Dyar retiring, All bills owed the firm must be paid to ". ", DaldNin, and all bills against the firm will bU paid by him.
 ". V. BALDWIN,
 r. N. DYAK. akstOse July 12. 1sed,
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Notice 10 Or. ditors.

ESTATE OF DEUZEL WEBB, DECEASED. The creditors of and all persons having ciAlns against he said named SsLa.s are hereby n0Iiied L0 exhibit their claims Wilh ths hGcssSEry vouchers 10 mt, within lSqI months alter first qualifications of thIG AOour at the sEsre Sf Herrera & Mcclure, in tice city oi IUHtbstDnv, GOchise ceupgJ. Terri tory 0f ArlEoas. CT the same will bv forever barred. ERNEST Q. MCCLURE,
 AdninhtlaIvT. ranbstsRe, September lst., ISS6.
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Dissolution tt Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing under thu iirIn name or huicUtt q McsIck, Is thIs day GlsS Ived bY mAEL,aI consent, Mir. Aesick retiring from the iirIn,
 Ali Gccuunls due tae iifm will b. pal ! to F. N. MDicUti, Bhd aIi bIlis against the Hrul wIli tc paid by F. S. HOco;t
 iSigned F. N. WOLCOTT,
 DEWITT MESICK. Dated July Stu, isS6. 7-IO-Im
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Ouite ! number Inf our citizenS ar

Quite 4 number of our citizens are talking of going to Benson on next Tuesday tn take in Sells' great cir GUS. Excursion stages and trains will be run at half rates.
 If you want the finest kind of cor dials, syIaps, WhiskieS, champagues, etc, go to l.. E. Van Burt's, 505 Allen street. The trade sup piled.
 A Mexican woman living in the Barrie Librc, Tucson, Was stabbed to death on Sunday evening, and her husband badly injured by another Mexican. The murderer escaped. sRirhard Gird, owner of the we'll kn.xn Chiao ranch, has bought one half of t!ie interest oi J. B. Osborne in the Alvnrd gold mines, AEd so"n 2 large quartz mill will be erected at Camp Cady.-Ca!ico Print.
 Mr. Charles leach and wife re- turned l st ,vening, Mrs. Leach from Virginl,, where Eho has been spcnd- ing the summer, and Mr, Leach from Dsming, whilher he had gone 10 meet his wife on her return trip.
 A large number of visitors from outside precincts will be present in this ei:y on the ocoaSion ot the grand Republican, rally, which takes place il Tombstone on Saturday evening, Oct. 23l.
 The ladies of the Aid Society will hold their annual meeting to-morrow at r. Ill. at the re.idsnce of Mrs. H. C. Hcwe. The election of officers fer tie ensuing year VII be one of the objects of the meeting.
 E. F. Rogers, Benson; C. Nj. Bruce, Dabacomari; J. E. Montandon, Ben Son; J. W. Montgomery, Los Angeles J. r. Hoppc~, Deming; George Hill Howard, San Francisco; $. Freed. man, Contention. are registered q! the Occidental hotel.
 The Democrat claims :o have spotted rounder who had seat in the Democratic convention, and who makes 2 living by striking candi- dates for money, giving in exchange his influence. The party they refer to is an honest and hard working maI, and does not deserve the Eho given him.
 G. L. MELLGREN, the Republican nominee for City Treasurer, is a man of family, three of his children hay ing been born in this city. He hal filled the unsxpired term of the lAt' Frank Hatch with honor andcredit and will do the same for the next twt years.
 OLD toy Z,o has been airing him. self in Washington, and hobnobbinj with old Grovy. Just what passet between them is not definitely known  but it is thought that Zoo has re ceiyed a promise from Grovy to tn sffc,: that the editors of all Republi can newspapers in this Territory vii be shortly placed ppcn q reservation
 BEN GOODRICH will have to explain why he allowed himself and friend to draw their monsy from Hudson Cos bank, when he w,s its agent Ri ter the hank had closed, before he cal be elected District Attorney of Co chi e county.
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Dr. Aintie's Kidney Remedy, NEPHRETI- GUM cures all kinds of ki6ney and bladder olnplaints, gcnnorrhGea, lecucOrrhCe4, Sleet. For sale hy sal druggists; Sl bottle, six bottles t5.
 Dr. AirIie's D9ndelion Pills are the 5est ana cheapest dyspepsia and bilious cure in the market. For tIe by all druggists.
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ZlAEssnUs. Sick.
, THE DAILY TOMBSTONE

special to THE DAILY TOMBSTONE.
 LONDON, Oct. I3.-Glad4tone is slili unable to i.@ye l.iz bedroom. lie Is suffering from fever, and his con- dition is believed to be worse thaa is publicly admitted.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-13
An Alderman EIeas.

Special to THE DAILY ToNBSFoEEl.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 13-3ns of the meat unhappY men in town to-day was District Attorney Maritime. The story of ex-Alderman SAyleS depart- ure to Canada was Il severe blow, sud the information received this morning that the AlderMan's bondE- men had transferred the property pledged in the bond oi $25,001 for his appearance was the Eorss nsRs yet. Candor oompels me to say, replied the Dis,iict Attorney, that have no doaht aa: s:ylo. i':;s gone.
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To LET-H0uEc of three r0oms, with hre garden fruit trees and grape vines bearing, will b- let reasonable to ! permAuent tenant. Address M. F., thIs office. U
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FOR CIrr mECORDEA..

hereby sun .uace myself iS the voter' of the City of T ,m bsto1e ss an Independent candidate Tor City Recorder. at the eleetioA which will be held November 2nG.
 GRANT HECK.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-13
White labor goods only at Baggs.

White labor goods only at Baggs.
 George fill Howard, Il ne.ed Cali fornia lawyer, is visiting this city.
 We expect ruIh for our dress g.oIA, bargain counter. Palace. fl
 Tue town was particularly dull to- day, and locals corrcspondinsly scarce. William Zimmerman, well known mining mAn of Soaora, arrived in this afternoon, and is registered at the Occidental. R. N. L.atherwood and Dr. Purdy have ofiei.I themselves aI sacrifices ra the Democratictic Legislative ticket nf Pima county.
 J .lge Warner EArll, one of the lrominemt lawyers of Tucson, was sudde l'y stricken wi h paralyIis On Monday last at that place.
 Ssmsth;n: recen! - DresS-geolG lG bargain co tutsr. Palace" 27f Messrs. A. Gettermnn and c. F. Schmidt, of Milwaukee, ara registered at the Occidental hotel.
 Come and see our dresS-gOods, bar gain counter. Palace Dry Goods Store. sil
 II,nry +. II ,lln g of tha firm of long rnan s Holm of Tucson, '!i'd sa Iien!y .t that pi ca on A.. d-y lost.
 Gsod colors, good geo Is. good valus all for good none,. "P'l-re, Fifth GIre:t. Sz'tI
 Tae Ern of Rogrr. X k'tI 'nSsein q, FAirbAnk has d asolve l, Mir. Kstz- ca.t en retir;n:, an, Mir Ro:or' con iialins tina lu'ia E..
 A f1rse nu.ubsr of stran gers are visiting this ely since the Apache ,r.nEl .s ceased, with q view of inVes:- i .. iii min;n. snl ranch rri 0 'y.
 Dr-,~g~oIs AtS yards for SlO0, lplau1i4 V.lie. "Ptl.cF. FIith st:est. Szft
 ". C. tirrenc, w known ranch CT on tLo San Pedro $ vi iting tai city.
 Yu; can get dress for $l.5o, good wearing goods st the Palace, Fifth rect. S-2Iu All ns,n Dor. of R .scue Hos. com panp are requested to at'enl . meet in. of tha company this evening q: :. 3 o'c' ock.
 For sale Chsap-Colt rife, A cal ibro, peep and globe sights. Apply at telegraph Snce. 925-lU
 Ths An-i-Clin.,s L.ague will bod their regular meeting at 8 o'clock this e1.ainy at the City Hall.
 The MaiSon DSres will receive this sYsniaS tn. first shell oysters of the G.zson, anI ksep them constantly on hand. Call ani .:ry plate of ths, 9-30lf
 Major J. E. Nontandon came up from Benson last evening and took his departure this morning for his nome.
 For sale chrap-TWs carpets, bed room set. wardrobe, cooking stove. sts. Apply to N. c. Prescott, Fourth street, between Fremont aud Stafford.
 The Rev. Mr. IIAskins, formerly pastor of the Epi'copal church, in tlis city, is expected to return some day tli. week.
 $. C., Bagg.- having secured the servieeS of Eucher Greg. formerly connected with the house of Sckosn- field < HeymAn as uyholstersr, is pre- pared to do all kinds of work in that line at reasonable figures. 13-tf
 Arthur s;ncock, . native ot Ooru= wall. aged s5out 54 yeare, died at the County Hospital this morning. lir WIS an old resident of this Territory having at one sine been foreman o the Vulture mine, belonging to P. w Smith, in the northern l.art of th' Territory.
 In the case of the Tertiary vs Jackson, before Judge Easton to day the defendant was hrli 60 answer be fore the next grand jury, with bai fixed at $I 600, on charge of grant larceny. No; being able to raise thi amoIn', he was Tenlanded 10 jail.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-13
FOR CITY rTEAsuRRR.

Thereby announce n fse,f tD the voters Of the City of Tombstone as an Independent candidate for City Treasurer st the elrctirn which will he held November End.
 OLIVER CaEvTLTAH.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-13

Silver took another jump to-dHy, and is quoted st 97 5-S.
 Crockery and glassware, of sll de- seriptions, st Bagg's. B If E.
 A good fire these mornings make one feel very comfortable.
 A splendid line of mems California underclothes, at Bagg's. 13-tf
 The noon stage brought in quite q number of passengers to-day.
 The Court House failed to furnish q single item to-day.
 Dismond-toed Shaker socks, 15 cents per pair, at Bagg's. l3-tf
 J. W. Montgomery, of Los Angelo 2, is visiting tris city.
 Just received, at Baggs, new lot of California men's and ladies' sad dles. 13tf
 C. M. Brrce, of the BAblcomari, took his departure tl.is afternoon fol home.
 J.. P. Hopper, of Deming, who is we'll known in this city, arrived on last nights coach.
 Not A ringle instrument was filed for record in the County Recorders office to-day.
 Capt. Kelton has returned fIom Tucson, w!:.rn hs has been witness hefcre the Ua;:cI 3.e.es S~snd jury.
 Read the notice of the Cottage Lodging House, in another column. Everything new and cle'n.
 The Oriental saloon, under the arrangement of Mir. Burns, is becom- ing 2 very popular place of resort.
 Al Ihote who have put If regi.- tering arc now left, and will be un- abh: to vote al the coming ele;tion.
 Four ot ths finest oraters in the Territory will address ths Republican masI meeting to be held in this city on the evenin. q October 93rl.
 Will Bu>h authnrizcs us to state that he is not the Bush appointed by the Lincsln club to Hork for Democratic candidates.
 ". II. Stilweil, the Republican can dids;e for the office of District At torney, will visit Bisbec next SA:ur- day evening.
 Any person de.iring to buy turkey hen with a brood of half dozen half-sroWn young turkeys, should az ply at this office.
 Billy Bradley, Andy Ritter and Bob Hatch are expected home from trip through the county, this even ing
 IL just twenty days until election, A ld the day set fer the Democratic ship of state to start on its voyage up Salt river.
 Mrs. J. E. Mug,n has been gra ted divorce fir, ID her husband J. E. Mu- gan by Judge s rect and awarded the custody of the child and is allowed to resume Ter maiden ramr, Miss Nellie J. CullinsnI.
 The Cottage Lodging House situa- ted on Fifth street between Fremont and Stafford which is conducted by Mrs. Mary DeHaah has just been thoroughly renovated and elegantly furnished, in every room. HCt and cold baths connected with the house Rooms ensuite or single. Commer- cial travellers would do well to stop at this house. MRS. MARY DEHAAN.
 l0-13-3n. Proprietress.
 Sells Bros. circus has conc and gone, and once more we have settled ! to the enjoyment of the regular mo atony Q! eyery day existence: Th' crowd was very large for this country but was not what the managers ex- pectsd. The show was good in every way, and "Sid," the performing ele- phant. was 2 Fure enough daisy; th' the boss attraction and the man WhI would not be pleased with him woul, not be pleased with anything. Th' entire absence of the gambling flakes" is 8 credit to the manage ment that shoulI not be forg ottsn.- sidney Democrat, July ?.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-13
Silver Gu .tnsisns.I

The following is the latest price ef silver in New York and London:
 NEw YORK, Oct. l3.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-13

IuaIIiTc years--nuch AS losS 0l memoryi iaSstude, nocturnal elnission, aversion 70 sou!oIy, d,laness of vis5ioE, noises tn the h4ad, 'exorss in drinking intoxicating II. 0uGrs," the vial fluid passing unobsvrTea lm the Urine, and many other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
 Dr. Siintie, who is regular physician, graduate ui tue GuiYcrsIty Of Penhsy jvAnla, wIli a.ro- to forfeit five hundred dollars Tor N case of this kind that the Vital kestaratiye (undcr his special devise and heAtment) VIII not cure, Or for anything impure or lnlur- ious found in it. Dr. MiEtie treats aH private diseases successfully without Wsr. cyry. Consultation tree Thorough exam. lnAiion and advice, including analysis ot urine. S. Prlce of Vital Restorative Sloe a bottle, or four times the quantity Jor S1i sent to any address upon receipt of price, or .. 0. D secured from observation and m prl- Vste maze, il desired, by DR. MIN HE, II kcarny street, San Francisco, Cal.
 Send for Us Of questions aud pamphlet.
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Sample Bottle Free,

Will be sent to any snC applying by letter, stating symptoms, sex and age. Strict &C., erecy in regard to All business transactions
 DR. MINTIEs BRAIN CURE.
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En1en of Fare.

The following is the rate charged from Fairbank to the different places named i'll the schedule:
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-13

To .-ET-A l.;c,iy furnished bed roonl. Enquire .:, ;;'iH cSi.rth street.
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The Great English Remedy

Is 6 never failing cure for nervous de. bilitv, exhausted vi- tality, seminal weak ness, spernGtOrrhea, lost maph0od, impS- tency, paralysis, aud prOslaIUrrhuSa, and all the terrible effects of self abuse, youth tollies and e1ceSses Tn
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TambstsRe, September lst.. lSSd,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-12-17
4 Lctfer From q Bullet.

The museum of the Berlin general
postothce has received an interesting I'D
dition to its treasures. This is a parch
ment letter found in the city archives q
Cologne, and which had been enclosed
in hollow bullet and fired out of the
0eluagured town Of Neuss IN 1475, to
let the friendly forces of Cologne know
of the terrible plight 20 which the citi-
zens we're reduced Charles tie Bold
of Burgundy was carrying on war against
the town Of Cologne and other RAenish
confederate cities, and had hsmmed in
Neuss so closely that the inhabitants
were brought to the last extremity Ap
Of observation Of the confederates.
posted beyound the Rhine, watched
Charles operations, hoping to get an OPP
por,unity of relieving the town.
The letter is from the commander,
the Laudgrave Hermann of Hesse, who
describes how the besieged are destitute
of food and ammunition, and have only
stones for weapons and water to live
upon. They have no medicines or sur
gical appliances, and so the sick and
wounded die without assistance. Some
are for surrender, and he fears that
traitors may betray the place They
had few days before lost 100 men in
repulsing an assault Of the Bergundians
The letter mentions that the beseged
had previously fired off several other let
tiers, some of which had fallen into the
Rhine, and they were expanding their
last powder in firing off tins one.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-12-17

The statement Of the United States
bureau Of statistics recently issued shows
that the expectation of beef, pork and
dairy products from the pert Of Bati
more for the ten months ended October
31st last, exceeded BY $3.50, 81 ~
value of the ike expectations for the
corresponding period Of the preceding
year. while in all the other ports there
WIS in the same period large falling
of. sggrtgatiug 50 56o,6lG Another
statement show. that in the same time
the increase in all the ports Of the Uni
ted States ii the expectation of bread.
stuFs amounted to $l0o549l2, d
which increase Baltimore bad 81 Sill
OIL, or only 80 per cent