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Rock Island daily Argus., 1888-12-04
A WORD OF WARNING.

There many white eaot represented Le just y.o
they ARE MOI but Ike al ouunts lck re rr remarkable Ca
The gsaline FISK tCr "hoJ" Sep .al 81 getting
t7 Gamble
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A LETTER FRoM
MADAME ApELINA PATTI NICoLINI.

CRAIG Y Nos CASTLE, Oct IL
Unjust repeat once more my belief that there never
has been anything equal in merit to the Recamier
Preparations. my skin is immensely improved by
their 1t has grcwn smooth and no fair that
need not dread old while these magic inventions Of
yours exist. Oct 81 use Cream, Balm, and Lotion
day of my life and could not exist comfortably
without them. Recamier Soap also Is perfect. I
thought other good. but had never tried the
Recamier. i shall never any other. It far sur
passes al toilet soaps. London Dec. -. I hear the
Princess Of Wales s delighted with Rec amer Prepara-
tons. i shall certainly recommend them to Her
autograph letter inclose the Princess of Wales
Later. from Spain-I cannot tell you how anxious
am to do all can for the Recamier Preparations.
tell everyone here in Spain how much they have done
for me. have spoken to the Queen about them and
when get to South America hope to 6nd letter
from you telling how can best serve you there
do want to help you for I am convinced your Reca-
ner Preparations the greatest boon invented
1 could not comfortably endure day without them.
ADELINA PATTI NICOLINI
You can have o beautiful complexion by using the
Reezmier Cream provided you avoid all cosmetics It
will remove the damage caused by cosmetics It will
remove pimples liver spots backheads and rednesa Of
the skin. Any of these imperfections on . woman's
face IL equivalent to = painted sign. saying: This
woman In uncleanly in her personal habits she does
not think 1t worth while to make herself attractive
Send for free sample Of Rscamier Powder. Harriet
Hubbard Aver. 81 Para Place. New York. ss7
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Have You A Sk1s DrsEAsr,
CURE IT WITH cUr1cuRA

CUTIcuRA RrMEDrEs are the greatest medicines on
earth Had the worst Of Salt Rheum in this coun-
try. Ny mother had it twenty year, and in fact died
from It. believe CurIcURA would have saved her life
My Arms. breast, and head were covered for three
years. which nothing relieved until used the
CurIcuRA REsoLvEST internally and CuTlcuaA and
CurIcURA SOAR externally.
j. ". ADAMS. Newark, o.
1commenced to use your CurIcuIA RKMxDIHs last
July. Ny head and face and some parts of my body
were almost raw My head WAS covered with scsbs and
sores and my suffering was fearful hsd tried every.
thing had heard Of in the East and West My
considered q very bad one I have now not particle
of Skin Humor about me. and my case 10 considered
wonderful Mrs. b. Z wHIfPLE. Decatur Mich.
Icannot speak in too high terms Of your Cur1cunA
1t is worth its weight in gold for skin diseases
believe II has equal
W. w. NORTaRUP. lois Harvey st.. Omaha
Sold everywhere. Price: CurIcURA Soc; SOAP 25c;
CurIcuRA REsoLvENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston. Mass.
~ send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a pages
so illustrations, aud 100 testimo Iials.
TINTED WITH lHE LOvLIEST DELICACY IS
u the skin preserved with CUTIcURA INDICATED
SoAP sell.12,lk.l5
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GORDON. On September Ia. 1855. at 2:l5 an.
NAOMI. the only child Of Mamie X and Graham l.
The funer VIII take place from the residepcs of heS
uncle, a. Z burch. 22lo street northwest sundAl.
at q O'Clock pm
HALL. On September L. 1855 after a lingering
Maria A. in N. nifty ninth year Of his axe
Funeral Monday aftcrnoon at ociock from his lss<
resldence. 4Os Ass.achu-etts svenue nortbwesS
FRIENDS and relatives invited 70 attend g
ROWLAND. Al Harrisburg Pa. Wednesday, Sep.
teinoer ~. 1855, st $50 D. N. very suddenly, q
hemorrhage from the stomach. DR.. n p. hoNlANU
OF 2ll Al strset northwest IN the sxtythrd year q
his age
Tbs funeral VIII take pscs II Arcotink. Va 90 sss-
uroay. septemoer l5 ~ = pm
HoDsoN. At his rssdence mar Bsltsvflls, Pr nos
oeores County. Nd thursday, ssptemosr Ia lsss.
flnersi from Mount Pss.h n 4 church. SUNDAY,
septsmbsr 7. II 10 o'el.ch =. m YrsDds and r.la
kock Sreek ocmetsry -
KLoCZEwsKL Friday. September Il, 1855 Of
ociock a. IN. after prolon9ed lsnesS On AilLOTTk
koks kLocZkwskl. in the nfty-fourth yssr a -
Funeral private.
MORGAN. Az hi. home. ISL Twenty -sixsh sszs>x
West Warrington Medps.day. septemb>r II. 1854
CLEAEAT AOk~AN. IA the seventy laird ysar q N
Funeral services Win be held Of shiloh Church. L
street. betwesn sixleenth and s~vsu.senth strsseA
sunday AFTERNOON septeaber 10. % O'Clock fK1e1ds
are .sspectiully invited
TaAcaER a. wsoa.,ccss W., W. ys.y ss.ea.Sy.
IHAIH.k q No. .sls ssrss. north west m shs
Ihschsr lsse Commis-ionsr OF fstsnts-
woQl.FvRp: .ssp,smbsr l3. lsss. NINA GRACE
twenty lone mosths aud two day.
funeral from her psreuts' residence. % d s0vx~x
souiS~.t ssiurd.y. ssp.sIaDsr 10. 3 s'cissa On :
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a Hotel Destroyed BY Fire.

The AGkD WIFE OF PROMINENT CLERGYMAN PaR-
fsHEs IN the fLANEs-
special dispatch 70 the Philadelphia Press
from Point Pleasant y. j., Sept. II says: one u
the most disastrous CONGREGATIONS In this vicinity
for years occurred here this afternoon The guests
al the 81 James Hotel one OF the largest Al THIS
resort and situated directly on the beach, wvre
just preparing for lunch al 1 O'Clock when the CIV
OF nre rang through The spacious Ouildlng sld
seems OF Tie widest CONFUSION ensued. A chan
oermaid In ascending 70 one OF the sleeping apart
ments over the Kitchen, discovered the nTe ahd
gave the alarm. About thirty guests were In tle
house. They all rushed In terror from the buila-
al The Inmates escaped except Mrs Il. Nye,
lady seventy seven Years OF age and q resident
OF NORWICH, Conn she was the wife OF Rev.
d. l. Nye, prominent Norwich divine. Tbey
nave been spending the summer al the sl
James Mr.. Nye IL al present In Norwich Wyatt
Eaton, artist, OF New YORK. WAS severely bufpad
while removing valuaDles from the bulla-
Ing. Rev. q. n. Hill. or Burlington, n j., WAC
Was In one OF the lower rooms, was hemmed An Dr
the names, and only saved himself by jumping
from one OF the windows The Point Pleasant
HOOK ana Ladder Company were early AT the scepe
OF connagratlon and worked bravely 70 save tie
properly. str0ng westerly Wild blew the
naLies forward WITH great rapidly, however, aid
IL Was hardly an hour before The building was a
mass OF sm6idering ruins Nothing Was SAVED
except half dozen trunks MIA A Crawford.
the manager OF The house, WAS In New YORK nj TIE
lifne OF the IRE, and she lost everything. Mr.
mos. Lggins lost diamonds valued al e. 600. The
superstition Is that the nre orIginaIed In Ia
Kitchen from the range. From the hOJef clerk q
Was learned that there Il probably no insurance
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The Washlngton stock Exchanee.

No " oOmhnB sVus oSVCA E1C00uR0s
The following changes from yesterday's Quotations
* lss5 ,ss:,sS:d I ISsx IA ::5ss
=. g =. rssiss registered 1lSSt BID bid 3SS sstsd
E H.; :ssss s5ss ~ s s
20.yesF fund ,Go e. 1892 ec5a l99h bid. q g.
iSS sSri. SSs1' ~ siS scs ss :. sana
Grsenbscis, overdue, 96 bid, .: .sksd Warrington
and ! GeorEetSwp Rsilr1sd c. b9pds g. l0e bid:
&C. i4 c S sSs
mOr.ssss Sonds o.. 90 bid Washington dsslisht Co.
honda 1913 bid, 125 asked. Bank Of Washington
2eO bid National Bank OF the Republic. 1873 bid, l6l
ssksd; National Metropolitan BAnk lS5 bid. Central
S 0 and 0n sanf
Georsetovn, l6i bid. Citisens' National bank, l25
bid Columbia National Bank. ITO bid. Washing.
ton and GEORGETOWN RAILROAD stock 220 asked. Met
fopGhtsn kslrosd stock 1o4n bid, l09 asksd Column:
K.iIro.d, "a bid. 20 asked. Tire@sn's Insurance.
30 BID. Franklin Insurance Co, 3SH Did. A. asked.
National Metropolitan INSURANCE. 7l1s bid. National
Union insurance 10 bid. Arlington Insurance, l57 u
bid i65 asked coreOran insurance. 50 bid Columbia
bid T. sssa
bid kigYs Insurance, ~ bid. Washington Gas. Al y
bid. 42A asked Georgetown Gas. Al bid. Y. s.
Electric Light, 30 bid 81 asked Penn. Telephone
Telephone 20. 7s hid. ~ asked Washington Market
Co, 12H bid Washington Brick Machine Co., $50
bid 100 asked. National Press Brick Co., 20
asked Sreet ss Ice, l25 bid. l35 asked Panorama
I l5 bid. 12O ssked Columbia Title Insuranoo Co.
81 Asked
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For the Yellow Fever Sufferer,
The following additional subscriptions have
been received aJ The STAR ofice for the benent OF
the yellow fever sufferers in Florida:
The TenleytOwn Railroad.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS APPLY FOR A PERMIT 70
POLES


Gen. Drum, Mr.. Goldsborough, and Mr.. Garnett,
representing the Georgetown and Teneytown
Railroad, called on the Commissioners this after
noon, and in the name of the board OF directors Of
the company, made formal application for per-
mission TO erect poles on High street for the
necessary to operate an electric road On the over
head wire System. Such permit was applied for
last week by the incorporators OF the road, and
refused by the commissioners on the ground that
the company was not yet organized, and such
permit could be issued only TO the legally consti-
tuted board OF directors. The company was Or
ganized yesterday and the directors came up to.
day for their permit The COmmiss. Oners said they
would before acung get an OPINION from the attor-
ney whether the provision In the appropriation act
forbidding the erection OF overhead wires after the
18th inst. applied 10 West Washington. or the old
city OF Georgetown. The law says "the city Of
Warrington" and makes no mention OF George
town.
The company has submitted two plans to the
Commissioners, one the Richmond plan with poles
at the curb the other the center pole plan like
used BY the lexington railroad. The street is
forty feet wide and they proposed to occupy four
between the tracks. The poles they propose to
erect are ornamental In design and have about
their bases Ranges or wheel guards, that will, 1t
is claimed prevent the poles doing injury TO wagon
Whoela
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Al offhAIOkc 10 COhfLAN on DIeCuImI-
NATION BIT THE COAL R0ADs
Telegram from wilkesoarre, Pa, september "a
says: Several OF the largest Individual coal one
rators In the wyoming and Lehigh regions have
filed vigorous protest against the late action OF
the railroad companies and the coal companies An
raising the prices Of anthracite coal which i'd
vance. the operators say. Is q plain violation OF
the interstate commerce law. The services OF sey-
eral prominent lawyers have been secured and they
Will bring the matter before Tue attention OF lhe
Interstate Commerce Commission al once. The
operators In their Complaint charge that tne
railroads are carrying bituminous coal Tor
less rate Than anthracite. This ofs-
cr1mlnation has caused n great loss 10 ipdi-
yidual OPERATORS who are unable 10 comuate
In The open market against the coal combine
one railroad company L. now charging A. "a a
Ton from the mines 70 Buffalo, winch 10 So cest
higher than other railroads This n simply a
prvnloitory tarln 10 shut out tue individual ap-
orator ana compel him 10 sell his coal 70 Tie rail-
road company IRON Is % so cents a ton less tla N
the open MARKET 10 SHOW at what disadyautasre
the individual operator and shipper labors uncfr,
the otner day prominent operator sold his caal
al Tue mines 10 tue railroad COMPANY al a. ~
stead OF paying g. a ton irl light H. The oIser-
ators agent then went 70 udrwater and lou, be
the coal frUm the railroad company al a pfire
which showed a Discrimination % s5 cents a Uon
against the operator aud shipper The coal CON-
pany Is one Oh the leaders Ia Lne coal trust 1be
operators are In earnest, and Will make every ef-
Tort 10 have the Interstate Commerce Commiss.sn
rlgnt matters
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. REMARKABLE CASE

THE wELL-KNOwN CARLSBAD sPRUDEL SALT
PR0CuI Ed FEOM he NATURAL SPkINos
OF The sO-CALLED BLOOD
PURIFYING REMEDIEa
The cashier Of N. Gugrenheims Sons, 81 and %
Franklin street. Of the largest import houses In
the United States writes under date Of June So 1855
- follows:
For years I have suffered from sbscsssss which
cut from time 70 time 70 obtain relief used all sorts
Of blood purifiers. but without avail The abscesses
until my physician advised TO use the esnuins i'm.
ported Carlsbad sprudsl salts powder form) used
this for about four weeks and since that time have
been entirely free from the disease. Ny complexion
cannot speak too highly Of this really remedy
and have recommended IL to all my friends who also
ours very respectfully. i MYYK1s
The Genuine CARLOAD Sprudel Salt Powder IL put up
IN -ound bottles Each bottle in paper cartoon
and has the seal Of the city Of Carlsbad and the sna
ture Of Eisner Mendslson Co. Sole Agents. around
the neck Of every botu All others worthless imi
tations. Pamphlets and Dr. Toboldt's lecture mailed
Barclay ST.. N. Y. Sole Agents. sul-m.wd
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ArEn,s HArn V1eon

Renders the hair soft plant and siossy. pro
notes fresh growth. and curss eruptivs Dis
eases Of the scalp Mary A Jsckson, Salem,
Mass-. writes: Il have used Ayers Hair vigoe
for . number Of years, and It has always gwen
me satisfaction. II Il an excellent dressins,
prevents the hair from turning cray. insurss
its vigorous growth. and keeps the scalp white
and clean"
Several months ago my hair oomEsAcsd
falling ont, and in . few weeks ~ almost
bald thought . bottle Of Ayers Hair visor.
and. after using only part of IL. my head was
covered with heavy growth Of b. r.-Thom.s
Munday Sharon Grove. KY.
AYERS HAIR vIGOR
Prepared by DR.. J. G. Aver b Co. Lowell.
Mass. Sold by Druggists and Perfumera ms
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Ralt,u,ore Markee..

BALTIMORE. Nd. Sept. 14.-vks1nia sizes. con-
solidAted. 81 do. new thrseA 0o,s; ten-forss 35k
BALTIMORE. Nd. Sept. Il - Cotton. quiet and
steaay-middlinR. lUka1UX. Flour. aun AID un-
changed Wheat - southern fairly sctivs aud firm j;
Fultz y5a1U3 Longberry. 96a1O4; western. dull and
lower elosng weak: No. winter red spot v3a a03,s
September e3tSsy3h: October v4,SxY4x. december,
971Ss97>S Oorn-southern, drm; whits 67s5S: yell
Low, o6s06h, western, dull anu weak; mixed spot
53s o,a: .ctooes. os,s.SS: year, $1,000; Jsnu.
aud fennsylvsnia 32s34; wes.ern white. s2sS4; vest
ern mixed. 2Ss31 kys. firm 60s62 Hay. duu and
e-sier-prime TO choice western, 15.Q0al6 90. Pro-
Visions steady. at current prices. Butter steady
western pacAed. lcal7; creamery, x0axZ Ego.
nrmsr 16al0H. Petroleum. stszdy - refined, ~.
Corse. stsady Rio carxoes. fatE, 10. Sugar steady
Vh..s sof SS, u aSsi1S ~
steamer, " better d:msnd a9d psu-.cotten "a -four
bsrrsa; wheat, oo.uvU bushsls; corn. 3vVU0 bush
els; oats l.40O bushels; rye. Low busnsla ship
laents-nour 22,UVU barrels wheat 1884, busneis
nsaes-Mhsat u0.OOU busnsls corn, $4,000 bushela
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Sept 1x-There was . generally lower
opening on the board OF trade this morning, Wheat
was OF ~. compared with last nightss close, Oc-
r ssS ana = s
November had lost only y. st 90K. Corn was Oh q
AK aud Nay, y. ct 80. Oats were steady, Tut :
SHADE wsaksr. Pork vas down FROM IN to 16k the
latter October, 81 lA15; the former for January ct
1a9O-on the strength Of the yellow fever Lard
was ~ lower with October Ut v.96 short ribs were
Oh ~. % 8 90 for octobsr.
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The Will Of Henry e Scott.
HIS WIDOW NOT BEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIsA-
6REkMENrS,

The will Of Henry Z Scott executed on August
81 last, was fled to-day In the PROBATE Court. He
leaves 70 his WIFE Jennie Scott the effects In his
room at No. l6 Grant Place. and whatever the law
allows her. He leaves to Fannie z. Tucker a life
estate in sub lot U, square 452, and the improve
ments, and at her death this property goes to the
board OF education o. the Presbyterian Church.
134, and tue building thereon he beQueaths 10 A.
+. Fox and N. D. Larner, his executors and directs
That they complete the houses thereon. He leaves
$500 TO his cousin, Elizabeth Russell, OF WALL
friend, and the balance VI his estate to the board
OF education or the Presby terrain Church, The
estate Is estimated TO amount 10 some $4,000.
Thls disposition OF the property will doubtless
suit between the vile ana the deceased which was
pending here one year and a half, and ended July
80 1855, by dismissal at delendant's Costs Tue
bill IN this case was for an injunction to restrain
the husband from disposng or certain property
and effects ana for a separa,e maintenance. In
this Dbl she stated that they were married Decem-
Der Is, 1869, In New York city; that he deserted
her six days alter, when he returned to this city
and 10 the general service Of the War Deparl ment
he agreeing 10 pay her board; that She suDse-
quentiy joined hun here, and in consequence OF
scott not providing for her, she obtained employ
ment in some or the dry goods stores, but after
ward they lived together. Sue charged that he
treated ner cruelty; kept company with Fannie
Tucker, often going out In the evening with her,
making her presents &C., and finally told her that
she (Fannie Tucker was the woman he should
have married. 10 this he tiled answer denying
any deSertiQn, cruel treatment or other conduct
than that OF good and, but Admitted of dis
agreement. He denied any intimacy with the
woman named Fannie Tucker, and asserted that
the only present he ever gave her consisted or a
pair or vases, which she was to dispose OF at a
been taken, motion for alimony refused and
other proceedings taken, the case was dismissed.
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CAUSE or TIE DELAY N LAUNCHING IN.
Il was stated ct the Navy Department to-day
that the postponement OF the launching OF the
new cruiser Baltimore. which was TO have occurred
to-morrow morning, was due 70 her not being quite
ready, the delivery OF several important stee
castings having been delayed. The selection by
the acting secretary OF Mrs. Wilson 70 chrtsten
the the, B. nr,csor = generally considered BY
TO the wife OF the chief con.
scructoF who has been indefafigable In hts elorts
70 assist the Secretary In builulng IN the NAVY,
Ms. Wilson b the daughter OF an Engish go cap.
tain,
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The FR,rxp Or AL

PONDS EXTRACT 10 used in the household Of the
President - well as that Of the humblest citizen.
Bench the pulpit and the press-l ranks and claass:
Of people-have sent their personal experience and
thanks for the last forty years until their letter. have
ned volumes testifynx 10 the wonderful cures Of Ill
kinds OF lain or Inflammation. effected by PONDS
EXTRACT.
Remember PONDS EXTRACT n sold IN bottles only
bun wrapper with Landscape Trademark thereon. Deal
with respectable drugnsts only. my48
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BY burning Hvdronaphthoi Pastiues
therein. - they neutralize and dispel all
disagree able odors. and impart . fra
srance that II stimulating and refresh.
ing TO the sick They drive out mos.
auitoes and other unwelcome insects
that annoy the sick - yell - the
healthy. Asthmatlc and Hay fever suf.
ferers viii ind permanent beneht by in.
haling the fumes OF the Pastiilss. Sold
BY DrusEists ct 25c. BKABURY =
JOHNSON, NY. selO
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MAX iklED

HUNT-K1RKLAND. On Tuesday. September IL
1855 at the Of st. Augustus Church hy tie
l. KIkkLAND.
MINER-wILCox On Wednesday. September II,
1885, st New York. BY Very Reverend ArchblshOs
co.nsaa. kANDoLPA Il. MINEIl Lnsisn US. Nav.
sna IoLiiA l. "iLcOA Of ban Francisco. C<1 N
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LONDON, Sept. 14.-At the Doncaster September
meeting To-day the Park Hill stakes was won by
Belle Malone. Spice was second and Fair Haven
third. The last betting before the start was TO
against Bell Malone and 12 TO each against Spice
aud Fair Haven. The Doncaster cup was won by
GRAFTON; SurbiL0n second, Stronvar third.
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RallOt.bOX Theffa.

ST LOUIS, Sept. IA SPECIAL from Little Rock
says: Gov. Hughes nas offered q reward OF $500
Tor the arrest and conviction OF each OF the par
lies who stole the Pulaski county ballot boxes
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Stole q Package Conlaining $4,000.
AN Ix1KRT sNRAK iHIEF's WORK IN A BUFFALO

BUFFALO, n T., Sept. IA package of
money, containing $2,O49, was stolen from
the paying teller's counter In the
Third National Bank while he was at lunch.
II Ii supposed TO have been the work of an expert
sneak thief, who must have mounted q chair,
the desk and secured the package by means
III spiked cane. No one saw the theft
committed, and there Is no clue.
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DIED or HIS INsuRE2-Horace Sheltoa dted carry
tins mourning AZ freedmanb Hospital from the In
1uriee no received BY the cave-tn at 0iibert'l
quarry yesterday morning.
GETTING B4rrKk-There y slight Improvement
Ia the condition or Lieutenant o. Police Hedwsy.
Pol1oB Coukf CAaRA-ChArios q Aatten, IN
eight-year od coloreo boy, was N the dock Of the
foiice Court Ills morning charged with being z
vagrant. He was arrested by 0fncee WEIGH, who
has seen him about the streets al houn o. the
DAY and night The judge Thought thai there
should . some place where The bop could % gisea
home, but ss Tue Reform school IVES MID he
would give him the full oxtont OF - lAw - Wess
Warrington ioe yagrantA tWeuey oay1 u the
workhouse. John y. Aunn1oA . yo1aG 80 waa
Weich ana iasna. WIN lsSs d1viaS g \ stssSl
He olo noe oany Tue facts sworn g ~ - omoogos
TnxfsszTuns zrp ccssssos 9 warn ~ .
& m-0roas Ral1R tonDgroeuS& ~ 3uD0e4ons
= -. "a ~ es.rss,Ios 4: csSos ~ - ~
connecfton. - G1oss1o9ens ro.rvoe5 sempesa-
Ssss s i $780, sSs 49, = u - - : .
nvW o1sg g Si5s > n N - . $500
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To Call on GEN. Han isOn.
MANY VETERANS STOPPING AT INDIANAPOLIS ON THKI
WAY FROM COLUNBUS

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 14-Au Lralus arriving from
the East this morning brought delegations OF vete-
rams en- route home from Columbus. At 2 O'Clock
the veterans will pay their respects TO Gen. Harri-
son. II Is noticeable that all the g. A. R badges
nave been DISCARDED by the visitors. Some sixty
members OF the WOmen's Relief Corps from Mis-
souri, and Illinois accom- anled the veteranA
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LOUISVILLE, sept. l4.-Congressman w. Godfrey
Hunter, in the third district, was renominated BY
reclamation by the republicans yesterday.
NASHVILLE, TEkN., sept. 14-Jos. E Washing
ton Was yesterday renOminated Tor Congress by
reclamation by the democrats OF the sixth DIS
tricL
CINCINNATI, Sept. 14.-The democrats Of the
eighteenth district yesterday nominated Dr.. G. p.
lkert Tor Congress-
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AZ Princeton, Ind, sylvester 0rubb. Of OAKLAND
City, nred three shots ut Miss GerGle DOWNING Of
done In the presence Of thousaAdso q poopla JeaI-
Quay was IL tnconttvA