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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28

IBy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, November a. The British ship
The Douglas, Captain Belts, from Martin
Island Juue 22d for Hamburg, has fOundereo
OF the Island OF Texel, in the North Sea.
Two Of the crew were drowned. The re-
mainder have arrived az larmonlh.
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rBy Telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
DETROIT, MICH, November 27.-P3lremln
A. ". Tbayer was shot ana instantly Killed
last night near the corner OF Fort and LATER
" streets. The only clue 10 the murderer is
a saichel found near the scene OF the tragedy
containing a complete set Of burglar's tools.
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Lacked out.
lBy telegraph to the Dispaich.)

by telegraph 70 the Dispatch)
NEW YORK, November 27.-Tho boss ale
and porter brewers Of New York and New
Jersey this afternoon decided TO lock out all
their nnion men and employ nOn.union men
tomorrow because OF the continued boycott
on Steyenson's brewery in this city.
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nnaranltnc Kaised.

10y Telegraph % mo Dispatch-l
SAVANNAH, November 27.->aYsnnah has
raised quarantine against Florida. TO-day's
heavy irosls throughout Florida, the ssni-
tary authorities believe, have removed al
danger. The railroads will resume travel to-
mOlroW without restrlcllOn.
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waiting for Congress-.

lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatchl
WASHINGTON, November 27.-Secretary
Endicotf aid to-day that the staff aud other
vacancies in the army viii not be Tiled until
after the meeting Of Congress.
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by AnglO-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN. November 27.-The bafonies OF
Cornell and West Otialiy, in Kildare. have
beea proclaimed under the seeond section OF
tha erfUea act
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BALTIMORE STOCK NARYRr.

BALTIMORE, Nd, November q Virginia
consols, 81 askoi; do. i0-4Gs. IS bid; do. go,
Gih a6l; Baltimore and ohio stock, y2ail0
Northern Central. IS asked: Cincinnati. Washiug-
ton aud Baltimore Is. ": do. 3i- S3a3j cOnsoli-
dated gas bonds, III. do. stock, 49,.
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fx,HR BRADSFREEr COMPANY,
caARLEs n CLARK. rssiDzsf
BRADsrREgrs RICHMOND orFicl
no. iiQs EAST esAiS srREkE
IelepaoA< Nokii

The Richmond Once Azs more slsa kept pao,
with tho rapid gscssn u NE eisy aud oasoiop-
ne ipsrc2nule oou1auRlty " tnx section al "a,
sdseasaxos u ksyssem te9 superiority u snhla
y recognized IA osef, uA1s s<-ssfo VI sae citil-
med verdi fna. Il Il "a . spsSias >enss prepared
tsstea b. TIE TACT test q has nos ls<yx s@nk9
esxSsws>ws axs sse stAr sssoete,.a eoen0
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a Ten-rhousana poaA.Ien.

NEW YoRE. November 27.--Rey. J, Henry
SIN, The, ID. D.. LII. ID, OF Philadelphia, has
given $l0.000 10 The Grant Memorial Uniyer.
sity Of AtheHs, Tenu., 70 sid In educating ten
young mtu for the southern ministry.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL November ~ Aoon. ~ Cotton
qulet and steady; American piidling, SD;
sales, 5000 bales; speculation dnd export l.OOl
bales: receipts, 800 bales; American. ti,.V0
bales Futures steady November. 5 2j-Gia
b2t-ei1.; November and December. alta
2.Gid. Decem ner and January, January and
February ls-6id February and Manrh,
s)-Gld., Msrch and April gi-0ia5 3i-cii: April
and May. gi-6ld: May and Juns. BOD. juno
and July, 5e5-GiaJ q HiI Wheat duli, demand
fair. aud holders offer freely. Receipts FOR tho
past three days, $1,000 ceutais. including aWO
American. Corn dull and demand fair Re
COPS OF American Tor Tho past three dsyA
l0i,i00 cenias. Weather variable. Common
rosiu, Az. li.l.
p M-Amcrican middling. sgd. Sales %
American. $50 bales: Noyember. E-6id., sell
en-: Noyem Der and December, . 2s-6id.. seller.
December and January, January ana February,
- SD. soller; February and March, N-off..
buyers; March aud April. S3t4d.. buyers.
April and May 2i-Gid., seller Nay snd June.
D S-6ld., seller; June and duiy, &3-cid., seller.
Futures steady At Au advance.
4 r. h-Amerlcan mi1iling, sgd; NoYom-
ber, 25-6id, buyers. November anf Decorn-
ber, 2l-6ii. buyer: December and January.
January and February, .i-tit., seller. Feb
ruary aud March. gl-6ii., buyer: March and
April. 2s6id.. oayer April aud MAJ, Gi-6id-.
seller: May and juno. gi-Gid. seller. June
ans July, 2s6il., fctoc Futures closed
stoady.
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OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHERawfrH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record OF the New York and Richmond
Stock Exchanges Grain. Flour, Cot
ton, Meat, and Other Quotations.
rBy telegraph TO tho Dt.p.,ch.l

- WASHINGTON, November z.--For vir-
FAIR Isinia. fair. nor:hwcsseriy winds, sta
I----ItiOnary temperature.
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BERLIN. November 27.-In the ReichsIag
To-day the debate on toe budget was opened.
Windthorsl, the Clerical leader. with theap>
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PoRToF NEWPORT EEw4 NoyExBEE q. 1855
lBy Telsgraph,i
ARgfyED.
Steamship Mar. Savannah. 10 coal
steamship ChattahO0cheo, Savannah. 20 coal
Steamship Amethyst Charleston. 20 coal
Steamship Escal0na. New orleans. o. coal.
steamship TbanomOro, Norfolk. " lead fnsr-
chandise.
steamship oxss:iolme, Norfolk. 70 Load mer-
chagdise.
sALs1
steamship GuysDdoite, Kelley, New r0rf,
merchandise.
schooaers y. Randall. Randall, New London:
b. h. King, Be0sti, Providence; Mary fresiaof,
CLARK, New London: s. d. Williams. Long5treet,
Providence; ". Arlington. Drinksater, PIeyi-
deuce. w. L. Roberts, Bray, Boston; II. V. k0i-
soy. Chase. Aliyn's Point: A. H.. Hove, bT0sn.
New York; J. 3. Ogden, Icle, Nov fork-ail
with coal
schooner Wilson and Hunting. New YORK,
grain
schooner Carrie g. Baltimore. light
schooner j. X Eeib, Providence. wood
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Caafrh originates m scrofuIous faint
Hoods sarsapsrila purites the blood, and
faus permanently cures calarrh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28

LoSpOS. November 2l.-John Bright Is
better to-day.
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nonK
COTTON REPogr.

We quote: Fine. SL50ssg.r5 saperhne. s27s.
s325 extra. sl5)stl75: fsnily, SiasLo) Dassns
family, county, sl.55asdy,
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II kills pain. Wereier 10 salvation OH, the
greatest cure on earth for paia. Price 20
cents.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
IIleporLel III Lhe DIspalch. /

llfpOftel TOT tho Dlrpabi.l
NOvEsBGR r. Market steady. Receipts from
the country light New primo. sa34 - extra
prime, g4c. fancy. 8Ac.; common. lHashc..
sh0lled. 24asl.c factory hAnd-picked, sajIc.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. NoyEM6EE q. 4

PORT Of lICnMOAD. NOgkhBgE n. 1854 !.
Arrived
steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise.
passengers, United states mall, a.. l. Il fatnm.
agent
SAILED.
steamer Wyanoke, Couch. New York. mer-
chan iise and passengers. George W. Alien q
Co, agontA
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NEW YORK. November q. -Cotton-Net and
gross receipts 23i6 bales. Futures closed steady;
sales, 6AO hales. November. az. i2afg.hi. De-
comber fabiHfnb5. January, t46safgDS. Feb-
ruary, fligtss ~; harsh, t9soaet9 81 April.
fl0afl0Ol: May. ti0Uatl00g; Juno. th.isa
slOi9; Jmy ti0 Sai02J; AugustS l0.Gsii0Jl,
Septen Der 81 Q1a{0gA
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ofa1l Things in the world

A tonic Is what nervous people require.
TO impe9t strength into the nervous
organism is to insure its tranquility,
provided causes Of unbeslthful excite
meut are avoided. a medical tonic Jha:
ike Hostetter's Stomach Bitters-cDm-
mands the unqualified sanction of the
healing profession, and which institute +
q general reform in bilious, dvspeptc
and debilitated condition of che system,
is surely entitled TO careful trial by
intelligent people, capable of forming q
due estimate of medicine, from en-
phatic and often recorded professional
evidence in it's behalf. Not only are the
nerves and stomach invig rated by the
Bitters, but the system is also endowed
with unwonted power of resistance to
influences in air, water or daily avccs
ton subversive of health. Prominently
dangerous among the first named of
these is malaria. against which Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters afford a compe-
tent safeguard. rheumatism aud kid
nay troubles are also prevented and
ovtrcc me by it.
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Brigham B;ts.

WE have nothing to res-act! Now
shoot ahead with your smmunEtlon
arguments.
The assault case ia not dead yet, /.
will resuscitate in the District Coart.
The two eyentful rnnaws7s OF the
week are credited to Il. A. Box and s..
Halling.
BASEBALL! The Willsrds vent Ia
Pocsteiio on Saturday, END did The
home team up by d score of IL to5.
HFBER HoUTz ia q very sick how: bs
will DC taken to Ogden Tomorrow foI
medical aid.
r. 4. WILSON, our only se.oonis,,
suffered a recurrence IF the old n,aIady
Oh wednesday night, which came near
taking him off.
| ABx. HUNsaKER, bishop OF Honey
| vile, Is said TO he sinking very fast. and
out slight hopes ara entertained Tor
his recovery.
APOSTLE RICHARDS, President s. B.
| Young and Hon. i. 5. Richards were
visitors and speakers at the conference
THERE Is one man in town happier
than sheriff Jsnsen; that IS Hon. b. IL,
Jones, to the first l. daughter, to The
second q SOL. All we'll
G. Il. CHASE has rendered his resigna.
ton as Postmaster, to go into
| effect 81 once. There are three ap-
p'lcants for the vacancy, Ole
Peterson, g. former encumbept
| Lawyer Coombs and W. IL. Boothe
ESQ. May the best man win.
HerG Is an item that you Omitted
from my last: Z. Il. Bowring, recently
returned from mission to Europe and
who had charge Of The last inlnaigra,.
ton, Esa arrested ny Deputy Eggles-
ton. last sVenlng, on the antio1sted
charge, taken before the Commissioner
and released or the usual bond: This
is the sslu tation:
CoM.-"Well, Brother Bcwring. am
glad you came TO see me so soon after
your return"
BowauSG-" Yes, thank you, force
put; [. suppose shall have 20 call on
y0n just once more; after that I don't
Care CUES whether ever SEES you again
or not!" Curtain.
Frank Carpenter, trauoient. was held
up by couple of tramps st Coriupe
last night, and robbed of his earthIy
all, viz: $3t cash. tEo pocket Eniyss,
G bunch CT keys and a sack of smokiuy
tobacco. The highwaymen then CON-
pelle6 their victim To cross Bear RIVER
on the 9. P. iron bridge when il was so
dark ne could not sec from Tie 10 tie,
The robbers were spprehpnded ana
Constable Rees went to Uor1uns sud
brought Inc gentry in thls evening. A
rather humorous feature Of the pro-
cession was this: The officers rode
ahead with third party. who 10 sup
posed to be implicated, in the buggy
beside him. aid the real culpriia
walked some distance behind. chained
together and followed closely BY theif
victim OF the nj. ht before; he Carried
club with which ne urged them elong
a. he dryly remarked, "he who laughs
last last !auhgs besi;' you had the start
OF me last night, but Its my turn now:
move along or LII thump you with this
sfick." The robbers names aIs John
Clark, alias Clarke" or Red" and
john Henderson, aged Il. They are
supposed to be the two who escaped
from Salt Lake recently as they bear
the exact description and are certainly
hard pair. Tbr third man ansRer6 to
the name of J. B. Garry.
BRIGHAM CITY. u. T.. Aug. 2, 1888.
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Railway LmpinYees.

MISEEAPoLls, August. 6-Ihe second
general meeting of railway Employees &c
consider proposition to form CON
federation of the Locomotive Eugln-
GERS, Firemen and Brakemen' q Brother.
hoods and SwisUhmeu's Mutual aid
Association, convened here yesterday
The gathering included resentatives
frOm eighteen divisions of engineers,
thirteen lodges of firenien, eiehl lodges
Of bcakernen and four lodges of switch
men. represented by bstwesn 1000 AID
10 90 men. The meeting was almost
unanimously in favor OF the amalgam-
alton, and steps were taken to further
the result.
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MADE HANDSOME.

Mr.. B. II. Shelter, of lions Savings
Bank, has bright and intelligent iittls
daughter nearly years old, but she has
Juffered the unfortunate disagreement
.: Ter Life of bsing badly cross-eyed.
Ssie NJ. Shelters parents were very
18Th to trust Sny one to oparate On hex
7es. But thew bad faith enough to
.ust Dr.. Prentice, and nc mas made the
vy~s perfectly straight, which vas done
IN less than r minute, ana Susie
Shelter is now q handsome little girl.
While her parents are well pleased.
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SATISFIED AT LAST.

George A. Smith. Of Salt Lake City
is young man we'll and fEvorabiy
known throughout Utah. He hsg been
troubled with d bad case OK Gross eyes
all his life. Severa, years ago he had
en- operation performed by an oculist,
1pG it Was nor auccessfu1 and did no
good, consequently his fsish was very
much shaken about It's ever being made
straight. But at the Continental Hutel
OF Monday of this week, DR.. Prentice
made it straight IL less than half e
11inrte. MIR. Smith is delighted WITH
the result Snd his many friends
sstonished. Mr. Smith SAID 1t caused
him practically 70 pain.
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EGhn T.. IL AiNT.

BosToN. August 6.-Jobn L. Sullivan
says, in an interview, That ne Isl rain
ing at Nantasket Bsecd with Slr. Weir,
under the care Of Murphy. who fitted
hin fer his first mach, aud that when
Kiirain gets here he will either have to
fight or take warsc, anG lat when be
(Sallivan) next eulers the ring it will
be 10 finish and 10 draw.
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L enc nncing the British.

L1sCoLN, Neh., August 5.-rhe Lin
ccln branch of the Irish National
League of America in session to-day
adopted resolution denounoing thd
British government for the treatment
accorded the late John Vaudeville
while prisoner and charging that such
treatment was rbe re,nlc of q pre-
rneditated plot 10 kill.Irish political pris;
oners, conceived and pisnned by Bal
four, British chief secretary for Ire
land.
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Tho sn,alnnn White CANE.

CHICAGO, August ga dispatch from
Evansville, Ind, to the later Oseon,
says: Great CONSERVATION is said to
have been created among TIA White
caps IF Crawford. Spencer aud Cary
Counties, by tie determined action Of
Gover2cr Gray, 7vho has sent Attorney
General MitchDer into that section to
aid 10 prosecuting. Heretcfore thesa
outlaws have beel able TO terrlfy fbe
county gu lhoT,tes SO they wers al
lowed to 60 unCuHlshed,
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Dr.. Prentice.

DIR. Prentice came to Salt Lake City
several monthD ago total stranger to
most Ct the inhabitants of UGah, but
bis remarkable success IA curing what
ever ne undertakes has made his name
familiar in almost every household. AT
irst he was to stop In Salt Lake City
one month, but at the expiration OF
that time his business was so large that
he prolonged bis stay. When the time
Of his postponement expired his bust
ness had grown to such nc ammoth pro
portions that he was Obliged to again
extend his stay. DR.. Prentice is sur
prise to a great many people. as he tells
his patients truth. All cases that he
thinks he can not cure he tells them go
and daily turns many away with the
assurance that their cases are hopeless,
and in those cases in which he prom
ises a cure he always succeeds. SO
again DR.. Prentice has extended his
stay until August 10th.
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The Sinh ml,iiunasra.

New York, August 5.-Robert Gar
rstt, gho with hjs wife is stopping 81
the BreYoTt House, 10 under medical
treatment. 1t was ssid tonight that
there Tas nc change in his condition
siace lis ARRIVAL. lie will probably be
taken tu Newport 81 sumo other water
ing place as soon ss his physicians
thiak a Change advisable.
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THIEF AND MURDERER
Resolution Denouncing the
British Government.
THE INDIANA WHITE CAPS.
k1ghtntng's Work-JOhn L. Mad
RaiD-grarper Ktiled-The
! Aiet-Os ught.
a Bad NJ an,

ST. LOUIS, August 5.-Advice from
the ChoetaT Nation, Indian Territory
says that Charles Perkins, u noted
horse thief and murderer. shot and
killed two deputy United States
Marshals and one citizen last Friday et
MarshsIl Fecry, on Red River while
resisting arrest. Perkins escaped.
There are nine indi' tments again At him
Ter murder. ne says he will never be
taken alive.
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LIgaca1nS Wors

NEW YoEK, August s Lightning.
last night. Knocked of the large cross
and ten feet G. tho top of the iower OF
the OhspsI OF ihe Cool Shepherd, on
Twentieth Street.
LoNEsBoRo. MIMI. August 5.-Dur-
ing thunderstorm, Martin Olson. iiv-
iug on fam three miiss west of
Loneshoro. WAS Killed ~ l,ghaning, TO-
gether WITH Two of nis chi dren.
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The AloG.

NEW ORLEANS, August 5.-A special
TO the Times Democrat from Baton
R.ognA, says st Gardiere Station in a
NOS, two me1 have been allied and
three wou2ded. The shetiff and posse
left at orce for ths scene Of tins trouble.
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Telcr3le Rain

A1caIsoN, kss., August 5.--Heavy
rains occurred this morning in eastern
end norther Kansas as far wsss as the
Colorado Iiu-, and north 10 Nebraak 10
OmanS. The btaef1 to Inc crops is
ImtnsEse.
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A TrauDar Killed

TT. Worth, Texas, August 5,-T1o
ttappers encamped on the RED River
near DennisGn, Tex. report the killing
OF trspper named Meyer with his vile
and two children on July 16. while in
csup or the territory SIDE % the RIVER.
Never was from Michigan
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Caught m Amaricaa.

ST. A"Dssws. n. E., Augast 6--Ths
Dominion cruiser D. cam has arrived
here with an American fishing seheoner
in tow, taken into custody for violation
" the Eakeries law.
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L l. e % .


lessly cured by DR.. Prentice and the
cause forever removed.
have been afflicted with Honor
rhOids Tor Bleedibg Piles) for the pest
twenty-five years. For several weeks
past the pain has been so intense that !
was forced TO quit work l found nc
relief either day or night, end was fire.
quently compelled to walk he floor al,
night long. as it was impossible tor me
TO sleep. In this condition l called OIL
DR.. Prentice at the Continental Hotel
who, after painless operation of less
:han one minute. relieved rae FROM oil
pain. and have been abs to sleep and
rest we'll ever since.
l consider myself perfectly cured, and
unsolicited offer this testimonial for the
benefit Of those who may be similarly
afflicted. HBERY GREGORY,
l49 N. West Tample Street.
SALT LAKE CITY, July Sd. 1882.
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nave some very desirable oneL
cheapI
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MCCORMICK & Co.,
B a N x H R @s
sALT LAKE CITY, UTAH AND
HALEY. IDAHO.

dAlLhxs 1UAAO.
Uarefu. attention given 20 the sale o, Or.
end Bullion. We solicit Congignmqnts
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices.
COLLECTIONS Made ut Lowest Rate
Execute Orders for the Purchase or Sale n
nsocks emu Bonds st New York and SsT
FrSnoisco, ''@'
We sen RxchSnge and Ta1egTsphIc Trsr7i
ters on leading cities Of the United statee
also furnish Sight Drafts or Remit FundsH
London, Dublin, Berlin, COPENHAGEN, Paria
Stockholm and all other prominent point
n Europe ct Lowest Rates of Exchange.
ACTIVE = COCUNTs SOLICITED
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS:
EEW YcEK-Importera' a2d Traders' Ns
acnsi Bank, Chemical ESssiousI gaul
kountze Brothers.
CHICAGO -Comme1c5el National Bank,
81. LoUIs-Stafes Savings Association
KANSAS CTTY-Nstdunal Bank Of Ralss
City.
0H1HK-Omana Nstjonal Bank.
DnHYKRCCity National Bsuk, Denver Na,
tional Bank.
EVANSTON, Wyo.-Beckvft It'll & Co.
O6DES-Comnercis National Bank.
HELENA, Mcnt.-Firgt National Bank.
BUTTE, Aont--FiIgt National Bank, CLAIR
& Larabie.
HALEY, Idaho-HcCornick & Co.
BELLEVUE, Idaho-G. A. Mccormick d CO.
ELKo, Geusds--J. Henderson.
han FHANCTeCo-First National Bank, The
Croker WoolwOrth National Bank
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UarefU! attention given 20 the sale OF Orr.
end Bullion. We solicit Consignmsnts
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices.
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COLLECTIONS Made at Lowest Rat,

Execute Orders for the Purchase or Sale n.
books emu Bonds st New York and SsI
Rr2nolsoo, ''''
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-29
Irishmen Organizing for Protection.

During the present week campaign
headquarters will be opened in this city
by the Irish Americans, who mean to do
their full part in crushing the seeds of
British free trade in this land The citi-
zens who have voluntarily engaged in this
movement are prompted solely by patriotic
love for the land of their adoption They
ask neither pecuniary reward in the pres
ent nor political favors or prefernents
in the future. With scarcely en- e2cep-
ton these men have heretofore been
Democrats, but their LOYALTY to the
American flag is considered by them
higher and more sacred than the ties that
bind them to any party.
Cleveland has alienated them because
ne has proved a traitor to the principles
that have made America foremost among
nations; because he has bargained, as IA.
as his powers extended, to surrender the
rights CT Americans, and finally, because
he has openly avowed dis purpose of re-
ducing American wurknen to the level of
the pauper labor of Europe by introduce
ing English free trade. Some of his
friends who think he has shown his hand
too openly have besought him to hedge"
in his letter of acceptance. which will
soon be published. but in a conversation
with Attorney General Cassidy, Of Penn
sylvania, Cleveland put himself On record
in this unblushing style:
Il believe in free trade as I believe in
the Protestant religion. New York
Press
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-29
Unclean Worshipers of Benares-

At three Of the CHATS crematories were
being made. at each of two there vas one
body being burned, but at The other Eve
pyres were burning, and two corpses were
wrapped in white cloth, one lying with
the lower limbs in the water, 20 be Gre
mated when the pile should be ready. A
sewer from the city was euptying its
reeking, filthy sewage into the river no.
tweGty feet above the spot where the
SOdy was lying, and several bathers were
gulping down great uouthfuls Of the
water about ten feet below the dead body
strange infatuatiOn' Not far from this
and above IL vas deep tank. in which
was as nasty compound as one could
imagine: II Was. say. SIteen By thirty feet
in dimension It's waters had no. been
changed for months. Thousanda have
bathed In II, and great quantities Of mari
goids and other flowers, milk and oou.ec-
tons are daily thrown into it as offerings.
until IL looks as fetld es cesspool, yes
dainty women. whose necks. arms and
ankles are weighted down with rare<s
jewels, lay ASIDE their outer garments O.
embroidered gauze and silk and lave their
faces ana rounded forms IN toe sinking
slime, and believe themselves washed from
impurities. Harrlson's Letter.