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Unless Mr.. Cleveland thoroughly repre-.
sents Democratic principles, on the tarill
above all other questions, he will be nom.
mated in 1883. II, by his devotion to the
genuine principles oithe party, he deserves
and secures, In spite Of his letter OF accept
anCe in 1884, nomination, he Will have
the hearty support Of the COurttr'Journdt,
which is an exponent Of Democratic prln-
cipleg, rather than an organ Of the party
or a defender Of it's errors and Its iOllies.
Without q doubt the tariff issue is now
paramount. -LOuisvils Courier Journal.
1t is for fact and US usual the Demo.
cratic party is on the wrong side Of the
issue. 1t may not be possible to convince
the party that The majority Of the intell.
gent voters are in favor Of protection be-
fore the election takes place, but II the
Cotlria.Journalis patient it will learn in
good time that the free trade principles Of
the Democracy is the milkstone around
its neck that will sink it into merited
oblivion to rise no more forever.
II, as the Cotrier.Journdl suggests, the
next Democratic platform will say plainly
that the party Is in favor Of free trade and
not straddle the question, the Republican
party will ask for no other issue, and after
the election will mop up the floor with
what is left Of the party Of Morrison, Wat.
tsrson and others. MIR. Randall has yet
time to get in out OF the wet His gum
coat compromise bill will not protect him
from tho shower II the lines are to be
drawn as distinctly as the COarier.JOurnal
intimRtaa.
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CLARKsBURG,
Commencement Exercises OF 81. J0soph''
Acknowledgements Rendered
Corrs,uoudeRee Of the IalelliqaleeT,

Commencement Exercises OF st. JOaoph'S
Acknowledgements Rendered
COrTe,pondsRee Of The htslliqaleeT,
CLARKsBuRG, W. Va, June 2S.-The
friends and patrons OF st. Joseph's Acad-
envy filed the large convent hall to its ut
most capacity last night to witness the
commencement exercises and the distri'
button Of premiums, The work done by
the sisters Of St, Joseph here is very cred
table, and in spite OF the competition the
school has had to fight, it's progress hes
been remarkable, and the excellence oil
its teachers was well illustrated in the
beautiful drawings, eichingsand paintings
which adorned the walls OF the hall, the
fine display OF artistic needlework, and the
various exercises OF the pupils. The iol'
lowing programme was given;
Piano Duet-."IIfIdlehurg March, g. Converse
Mis- Carrie FOrdyCe aud Belle Doyle;
Chorus-"Ihe White Wing d Bid Of tho Sea- -
| The Class
Recltation-"GIySu us Little Boys Chance" no
Master NJ, Nc, OAGll
RecItatiOn-"Th0 FIrIt Attempt '",..,"''
The Little Boys
DIaloRue-TThe New Boy" ..."....,..,,-.,,,""n
Masters J, ACGaE and y. Cox
The cCnd Glass.
Dialogue-"Thc Way 70 wlndham, .r;;...."''--
Masters p, COndry AID I, Buckley,
Distribution Of " miums
Chorus-"IIail " the Winter King ,,"". WhilemoFC
Recitation" 1.-THE Everlasting NemolIal" "'".Bonar
Miss Mary lnnCy,
Piano Duet-"WOOdlAnd Valley "",..",..",.",B elloE
Mis-. Is sallle Murphy and Carrie FOrdyCe.
lkInDp oil the StTpnI ,WnllHCD
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I, Thsts No naIm In IlliaaAR

There lie a crying demand for a soothing
lotion To apply to the wounded hearts Of
young men who fall in securing the Oh.
ieots Of their affections, The man who
discovers the Ingredients that when dis.
solved will be a balm Of Gilead to the
laCerated heats Of unfortunate yOuthl
who have failed 10 impress the fair OBJ
iects Of their passion has a fortune within
his grasp.
OliALe there has been an alarming IRE.
uuenCy Of deaths from suicide on account
Of untequited love. ons rash youth
walked into a Sabbath school aud shot
himself 10 death In the doorway AT Cam
ton, o., the other day another young man
blew out what brains he possessed be-
cause the young lady refused to smile on
hib suit Something must be done and
done quiokly,ii We want TO preserve the
youth d the land until they are old
enough " know better
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

ly virtue Of deed OF trust to me, made by
Henry l. SchrGder and AugnLt4s hrs der, his VILE
DAT d the 92d day Of september. IN lhs year 1888
aud recorded In the CLERKS Office Of TIC County
Trust Book No 90 page $40, NiL offer for sale on
SATURDAY, JULY 81, A. Il. 1885,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. ~, al tho front door
Of ihs Court House Of Uhi0 county, the following
desc bed pro- erty. Part Of Lot nun cred lOur-
teen a. IN Division 80, IS deTglRtd on me
map Of the subdivision 81 the Joseph Caldwell
estate and additions ther,iE9n 10 the city Of
WuCellng, In the county Of ohio, IN the State Of
Wet Virginia. u Eluning at q pom on the south
line Of SAID lot numbered fourteen ull one nun
dred sud tSeuty llA eet from me soI!awtsI cor
eat with said EOuih line Of said lot numlet
fourteen IA hity 1907 feet; thence north aud para
lpl with the wet iiuG Ol said lot NUMBERED lOur
teen 90, one bundled llOO Ieeti tatnGs Wts, ana
bered fourteen IA hlty 6OJ ,eLi thence iouih aud
parallel with the std west line o. SAID loi NUM-
bered fourteen "a 0na hu dted (lOO ieeL, 70 tue
place Of heginnlnE. sall loL DeiIg IVY w iGSI
iFel ilOO) lCet and Is OFT the southwest corner Of
III pivCj Of ground heretofore conveyed W caro-;
line Wilson TO WI lam SCh0cEey by deed dated
December %. 1881, aud Of record III the Office OF
Inc Clerk OF tho county Court oil iald county OF
Ohio, IN DCOi Book No ~ folio TO-
And AlO; A certain lot or parcel OF ground lyiqg
IA tho county Of Ohio In the, state " Wet Va.
Rinia and located Oh the north sideOl CRldWelle
Run, In Said county and State, being lot numbered
Iix (5j GU plat marked pumber seven lNo, y dated
February a. 1881, land on record In tlg KeyOrltrs
OtnCa OF said Ohio tOuuIy III EOOk No: ~, page
IggI, The said lot or pRiCel Ut ground iTpnnng
nil Two NJ! feet inOfu or less, oil Mary avenue,
and fuIpliE north Of even Width with notLa line
Of Iot No 5, north side oil SAID May avenue, 10.
&c her with all improvements and ap9uItsnanCes
thereon or thereto belonging, the SAd lot Ptlng
tne same conyeyed heretofore to the said parties
ihs GrSt patt, BY Henry seAmOn aud WllG, ~ deed
dated April 10 1851 aud OH record IN Ine OnlCe u
the CLERK Of the County Court d said county Of
Ohio, III Deed Book No "A folio ".
TgRYs on gAlg-uaSh in hand on day Of sale.
isIS b u DUNENER, Trustee.
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Special alotietS.

Firsi-An Fi6 stopped Zee By Df. KlinS1 Great
Nerve ReisotOr. No Ht1 after iiflt days usA Nat.
Vicious outts. Treatise aud t2o0 thai bC.uO lfee 70
EllOAsol eend D. Kllno, "a AiehHL, pAilA,, u,
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9alarnsr 9sserts.
THE GREAT SEASIDE RESORT,

Terms for the summer Of 'Ss, beginning June
reduced Is TO 50 percent and the highest standard
Of excellence maintained. SITUATED within la
yard, Of Fort Monroe, the largest fertilization IN
the United States, The scenic attractions Of lbe
place arc unTlyalled Daily target Practice, guard
mouBtinE and dress parade,
Excellent Boating FAhiug snd Df!ylng aud the
Eurt bathing the Quest on the Atlantic coast, Per.
feet In cuisine and appointments. Aecnmmod,ts.
loo guests, Afternoon coICtIu b. L, n ALL
PChOOl Band and nightly hurs lrt-cmipeptly
Resort for Southern People, PGre Occtn aiF M
nom malaria aud conducive TO refreshing sleep.
Average temperature for summer ;5'. send for
tlustrated descriptive pamphlet aud terms.
myl Y, N, PIKE, Manager
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b., z. 3 Q, HAllrOAdl
Leave Bsllaire al 6iS6 q. m. lot WoOdS6old and
Leave BellAlte al $50 p. m, for wOodsasld and
Arrive Al sellalte al sOa. M. from summetaeid,
and al $40 b. m. from zinesyIlle,
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Mr.. Blaihe's cottage at Bar Hafbor is
nearly completed. He will remove there
for the summer with bis family In q few
weeks,
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suNpkY-.ERayu. city Atf9,m h., aud every hour
6pp d, Leave wheeling rllk az 8 d. M, and
eyefy k0uf 10 10 b. m, "Uhuteh ttlinh 1870.
MI q HlR9CH, eupl
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TRAyELERS, GUIDE.

A RRtvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAINS-on and after may 30, 1SS6-FxPLL
NATION OF REVERENCE MARKS. tDaily. t5undAy
excepted. tN0nday exctp ted.-WbeelnR time:
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New steamer Pflnoess.

Close connection made on al LtSlns-B, z. R, B.,
o. q p. h X, and B. a o, Rh
Exlta lflps on short notice,
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE X. r.
NV On and aitsf NAY 3, 1880, Itainl will run a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-26
nIGI>NING nISINrSS
iudiNns start uts tntorprt-" To- 10
oprrHt"d ga ih" 'o.op"rg'
gl,p IsINu

ErlrNuAlr. DpL.. sept. 20 II
trnu-prtrs that the Northern SIOUX
Llyp uu,lrr hondWN, nn rutcrpri.r
which i nj once uuyrinud important
ii hrr been determined by the conn
ell mon of the sioux nation as wei ~
10, yrurrnI as-rnt among the pcnulr
90 c.ubl.h mail and transportation
routes through the frontier region.
which shall hc conducted exclusively
L, nu,."- o"d D- ." i",ti"" ""ta-
prise. The principal part OF the work
will he done by lhc Young men OF the
nation, Whllo the Older ones viii
supervise thc plnu aud manage. All
lhhur connected with the iran-porln-
ton "i mall ph--rugrrh nhd lrciRhl
Will hr performed on foot
and Nhcltlr young Indians
urc uuW In training fu' their part ui
the enterprise. The mail cnrriorS viii
travel 10y lWu7 Hnd freight Hnd
passenger carriers boy tours. II ir in
tended tu lave the routes embrace
every plHrc that i- considered ~
frontier town. several hundred In
| dmns viii Dee employed hnd MI must
| hc men ol -uhririy aud honesty.
| lpni- tor wniI ioHu7 WI bo limited
Goo Two hundred pornd- aud those for
tho freight aud pns-rnRcr tcamH to
one thousand pounds. Mail Wlll b"
transported according To govern
mrut specifications, the -ninc h4 nj
| present daily, tri weekly, srlui-wrok
! rs on weekly. The number ui trnm-
employed in hauling pasrcngorr nni
morchhhlie on hhy route will bo
! governed 10y thr amount ol business
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rAlu.lANlNI iEOiNeIIp.
lo>roN, sept 70 Parliament wa-
ururugurd to-day mul November
the llth The following ~ tho
queen, -pccuh ON c,u-lng the -o--ipn
'Ny lord. md gentlemen / Am'glnd
lo be- Hhiu to rrirn-u you from your
urduous duties Ny relations with
foreign powers continue friendly.
lhu mulluy of "a portion OF ihr liul
mrIHu nrm} has lrl To- tur HhdIra-
ton of Prince Alexander a rcgc,-
rN has been established which h. nov
Admimslrlua thc affairs of tho prin-
upncity md preparations Hrr being
WNdr tor the rlnctIun OF ~ SUCCESSOR
tu Alexander lu accordance with the
provisions ut the treaty Of Berlin. In
answer to the communication AIdrr.-
-cd boy lhr Porte 90 tho .lpuntury
| powers OF parties to thht treaty. !
| have -tAtcd that ~ mr ~, this Cuuu-
| try is concerned, there viii be- no
| mlrHrnun ia the conditions guArnn-
| tnDd hy tho treaty 10 Bulgaria. A..
,urHucc- 10 the same effect have been
| given by others
The dcmHrcnt,uu Of tho Afghan
/
| few miles of ihcrlycr OAus In view OF
the approach Of winter nav commla.
sion mas been Withdrawn, bat the M.
formation they have obtained viii b,
sufficient for the determination b,
| n' direct negotiation between th,
two courts Of that portion of Tia,
frontier which still remains un
marked
gentlemen of the house OF com
mons thank you tor the supple.
| you voted iorlhe requirements of III,
public service,
Ny lords and gentlemen, have di
rrrtcd the issue Of commission /,
inquire INTO thr circumstances which
appear 10 have prevented the autici
pAtcd operation Of recent acts deal
my with the tenure aud purchase u
Hud IA ireland. have observed will
much aali-tnctiOn, the Interest, which
Ia su uiuCreasi degree, IL eYlnced b
the people OF this country in the wei
fare OF their colonial and Indian sub
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OEMONIACAL DEED
Robbers Murder a Farmer
and His Wife and Four
Children.
The Business Methods of "a
Chicago Firm OF Brokers Tn.
dergoiBg Inspection.
Enterprising Indians VINO ars
AbouI to inpugaurate an Im.
portant Undertaking.
An Assinins AnarCbist Appears
IN u Chicago Couri-Room
Hud Is Iudeutiiied.


CuBA, Mo, sept. 20 SIX miles east
of this place and three miles from
Leasing, on the old ST. Louis and
Springfield wagon road, is situated
what in carly times was known as
the James Davis tarm, owned in lat
ter years by Malcolm l.ogau,a highly
respected citizen ui this Crawford
county. His family consisted of his
wife, son years old. n female child
OF year,, and au iniaut two aud
halt months aud au adopted girl
years old. Yesterday they occupied
said comfortable home. Toe day
there is no home and no family Dur
ing Thursday night all were murder
ed and the dwelling consumed 10y
fire. This morning the body ut Mr.
Logan WAS found upon the raiiros Il
one amt half miles from his house,
and near WIN. Wallace. The body
was badly mauglcd by MI ca,t.bOund
train, as 1t had been carried east from
large pool of blood, whore he was
doubtless killed. The hat, the skin
of the scaiplland the skull
all show that hc was i'lcd by
a sharp instrument, and the size OF n
cash indicates the blade OF n hatchct.
This DespcakS Il crime horrible
enough for one day in
one county, aud one family, hut
wc must 20 TO the ruined home of
the murdered man to learn how de.
prayed and licndi'h u robbcr can be-
come. The light OF the burning
house was lirst seen 10y Mrs James
Davis, n ncighbur about 3 o'clock ~
m. and she sent word To MIR. Nichol.
another neighbor The house which
was II large log hulldiug weather
boarded. WAS about consumed when
approached by ncighbur-. some char
red remains OF the inmates were dis.
cov.rcd during the day aud are sup
posed to be- all that is lott luRHn'-
murdered " ito wA- found uegr the
door. There was u hnichct lying
near. The supposiiiou ls that the
same hAtchct TINT murdered the hus-
band aud father in the hands ofa de-
mon murdered the wife and all the
children, with the exception perhaps
of tho infant, which the ire could
ovrrtAke without further human
agency than the application OF n
torch. MIR. Logan was seen at work
IN his field late Yesterday evening,
aud the commonly expressed theory
is that he was cutlccd from home on
some prctensc or needed assistance,
aud WA murdered for money sup
posed to be- ia hls house, Es II had
been reported that hc had sold lasd
for ! SOC.
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Identified M one uf iha Participants
Ia the Anarchist riots.

CHlCAGO, sept. ga rather start
ly episode interrupted thcmonotOny Of
the trial of the Met CormlCk rioters yes.
terdsy afternoon one of the pris.
oners named Dricuk on examination
admitted that hc was ru archist aud
said that he had worked tor The
Future, The Little Devil and the prul.
etriat, three Buhrmeuian papers
published by Jacob MicklNnds at the
corner OF Fourteenth street and Cen
ire avenue. 40 sooner had Mick
landa who was called ~ witness
taken the stand then policeman Casey
exclaimed ina s0ttu voice to the
state-.attorncy 81 have seen that
man" Ohccr DcwHido of the West
Chicago avenue station was sent tor
ANA AT once identified MickHIanda a.
one OF the most aCliyc partlci pauts In
tho riot. a warrant on u charge ni
assault with intent 10 XIII was nj one.
sworn out but hciOr5 it could h,
served on Michalpula the latter had
skipped out aud has not Yet beef
found. The ca-e is still In progress
before Judge Gary.
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IIII IOINI'ANSAss
IIuw the Irnnrs-"e Candidates fOr
1uNrrnur '0ndU'i Ihrir '-m,
pHign.

IAYE"r.NulLE, Tenn, sept 20,
The IHylur brothers democratic and
republican candidates Ton governor
ul lrmuc--rc cNmo to fayeltevll lllc on
lhurrluy accompanied bY number
oI friends. The brothers rnl ON one
seat ina special train aud talked plons-
ants together Bob said. "l hm go-
ing lO muho 1t warm Tor you tO.mur.
row An We are guIug into ono of
lUC best democratic counties in the
state. An smiled aud remarked
"l Ike 10 talk 10 democrat and
tell them of their lUiiir,.
yesterday the red aud white roses
mingled in one procession. There
was ID great deal of enthusiasm mani
Tested tor each candidate, but there
wa. no bad feeling liOrscmou ~ the
prp,c-DlOu decorated thor horses
with hags, Hnd un every hag Wa, iu.
scrlbud either "Our Bob" or " ilurrnh
tor An" lhcru wore about 1000
pcop,0 present to hear the novel dis
cu--Inn, several hundred coming
from Alabama All devoted the larg-
eat part OF his speech
TO discussion OF the Blair
bill the republicans are pushing that
question with the hopo OF dividing
the democratic party in Tennessee
a great many democrats favor the
passage OF that bill, and IL is the votes
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of this element that all are working
tur. There Hrr also no state issues ia
the campaign. The two platforms
prnposcH the same reform
upon every question touching
the state. II il only upon national
quraliuu. thai they diilcr. Both favor
national nid tn education. Bob pro-
poses tu get money for educational
purposes hy selling the pub.
lie domain while All
uvOrs the unssHge OF Blair
Till The tariff isthu main point of
difference between them Bob arose
nmid tremendous applause. After II
ma ruiiHluci hud Lee wh7 aUuut 10
spCHk u iccbi' old man who claims to
hc the uldc4t democrat IN Tennessee,
stepped lu the front and snid "Boys,
min reminded ul the days of a. Let's
pycthrpc chccr- tor the next govern
ur " Nucr Bob luishcd speaking hc
WnH presented with II liddlc made of
whtr roses \ few ladies of town
mndo 10 for him and on the back OF IL
/ the, tackled , card on which was writ.
ten these lluo- when sOuthcrn wo-
men inspire tu politics, thoy are held
up Iu dcri,lou, but of our children's
/ 4 - C'7 We want no federal suporvt-
lion.
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Cu.Nup, sept 20. 1t Ia stated
thpt rumo DELAY will occur in the
matter ul stamping out tho plouro
pneumonia caused primarily by tho
iusuilirionrN ul funds nj the disposal
OF the live stock cummisslOn to COM
pcn,atc owners tor cattle which have
been decided should be slaughtered
unless the healthy beef l. sold, An
"Ntrn turcc of men has been detailed
To guard the di-tillerics at The expense
of the United states government.
Chairman IicrsOn OF tho Illinois
hnurd uf live Nock commissioners
said that no decision would be made
to-day and perhaps not Tor several
days, aa TO whom the slaughter Of tho
di,tllcfy cattle win take place. lio
thought the hoard would hardly be-
gin the slaughter before thoy could
-cc their way clear "a compensating
tho owners and di-posing of the car
cNssC- In a satisfactory manner.
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Nm NOHiS, sept, 20. \ Washing
ton special SAY, that the -tutc depart
mcut authorities still very earnestly
insist that no such TREATY a- thnl just
published nj OTTAWA hns ever been
seen iu the department. Whatever
has been suggested ~ to treaty ON
these subjects nothing in such dciuIlc
form ha, ever been considered here
There is naturally some feeling tNnl
tins allegcc troaty has been given out
in Canada before even the rough
draft of it has been submitted 10 our
state department ltis supposed that
the proposed rccOn-trurliou OF th,
treaties Oi 1918 aud 1854 h. iu sub
stance proposition submitted hl
Lord Salisbury government through
Sir j Ferguson to our minister 100
London aud by British colonial office
forwarded to Sir Jonn A. McDonud
for his personal and advisory rug-
yCstiOn5
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onI, ror udd r-iIows

BosluN. Sept. - Last night- sc..
sion OF the sovereign grant loiR
of odd Fellows did not close unu
midnight. IL was ordered thHt after
the l-t uC January, 1857, al umtuu-
shall be required to procure uniform
before being mustered, that officers
shall be elected on the might uD>t ho.
fore the 21th ot April, thHt the elects.
rcuOrt the same to the uiiuhnt OF
the battalion, and Hdiutanl- through
the brigade aud division, tothc Hiiu-
tant general at hc army. Provisions
were made Tor expenses ot thi, do
partmcut. The sovereign grud
Lodge was called tu order ut 9 O'Clock
this morning \ resolution th,t thr
sovereign grand lodge will NOT hr
responsible tor AMY debt. ou the con-.
tracts OF putrrnrch- unless authorized
by the grand lodge, WAS hIi on thr
table. \ resolution requiring the
proof sheets Of the revised uwI ul
the degree ul kcbckah tu ho submit
ted TO the committee before Nuul
published, Was accepted. Various
resolutions of ihHuh- tu local Iudg 81.
the governor, mayor Nud oturu-
were unanimously adopted Tho iui.
lowing legislation WH- adopted lu
lieu oi other rcgalIa, the mcmbrr- o,
grand lodges uinN wear ~ scarlet lih.
bon, aud members of the grand uu.
campment purple ribbon. lh,
mother of an Odd Fellow, widow
aud unmarried -l-tr,s aru undc c,Igl
bic to membership OF the degree OF
RUbckah Benefits uf dependent rr-
ntives of deccascd member cannot
be- paid from the orphan iuui.
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WuMlNurpS, sept % four neg
ror- and Two white men were whipped
ut Newcastle to-day. Three Of the
negroes were given ten lashes cacn
aud another i've tor petty larceny.
The whites, Harry smith and Frank
Halt received twenty lashcs aud were
stood one hour In the pillory for
horse stealing. Edward White, who
robbed Charles Reynolds, tho pro-
prIetor of the Malta House, on July 3,
also stood one hour In the pillory. The
whlpplug7 wcro light aud no blood
was drawn, some two hundred spec
tHtoTs WcrC prrseut
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~. PAUL, Scpt.2j An official let
ter from IT. Shaw received NJ the
IT, smelling headquarters glyc- -trong
evidence that the Crows, Gros y en-
tres BlOOds and Picgaas, are prepared
for raids and ior war both ugainst
the whites and among themselves
Four hundred aud llity BIoods were
al one time said to be moving nthp
Crows, but claim 10 bc moving on the
eros Ncutre-, In the meantime th,
Gros Ncutrc- have struck war par
ty Of six BloOd- aud ki.lrd thcm
Horse stealing -till goes ON nnd th'
report of the commanding officer ~
TT, Shaw shows probably lhr hrpu
ming OF widespread trouble
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showing iIim r,r Nighrs.

WAsnlNGroN, sept. 20. Adm,n.
Shcstakol, the l;us-iuu minister 90
marine, who Wa In Chicago yc,ior-
day, will be- waited upon when Do" ar-
riyes in New \ NorE by Lieut. tuwlr-
of the luitrd States navy, who hU.
been detailed boy tho secretary VI lm
navy to extend to the di-tiugu
visitor the courtr-iur oi the navy .ic
partmcnt aud tu accompany hm tu
any points Of interest ho may wish lu
visit on the Atlantic coast
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-26
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KANSAS Cub. sept ga 4. d..
" rathcr hy resident Wm II Me-
Cnrdy secretary, mud g. T. rcnnn.
cashier of tho hnW Valley ulc
insurance Association located m
Kansas CitN, hm-h-, have lcll the
city aud their whereabouts ARE uu
known The company, books have
also disappeared hence no statement.
can hc made though Il. &. llilgrr
the treasurer -Hy- tult but one
policy remains due mud unpaid Tho
company did bu-luc-s chiefly iu
Kansas on tho cooperative ulHu,
lev, ing MI assessment ior cach death,
Whatever surplus the company un,
have had ha- presumably disappear.
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