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The Butler weekly times., 1889-05-15
l. Neuralgia Killing You By Inch. ;!

Ii YOU are a sufferer from this excru-
tiaiing painful disease, or if you have
Sick Headache, Sore Throat, Lame
Back, Frosted Feet. scalds or Burns, try
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIME\T. Il
is an untailing cure for all pain. II
possesses sterling merit and has been
recommended from one to another, un-
til it has found lis way into every state
in the Union.
The Butler weekly times., 1889-05-15

Ensl;shSpavin Liniment removes all
hard. sot, or cailoused Jumps and blem-
ishes from horses. blood SPAWN, curb,
splints, sweeney, stiles, sPi mains, rore and
swollen throat, coughs, etc. Save fftv
dollars b, use OF one bottle. Warranted.
Sold or W. !. Lansdown. Druggist, But
er, Mo. Ill VI
The Butler weekly times., 1889-05-15
Piles! Plies, Itching Plies.

SYMPToMs-Moisture, intense itching
and singing; most at night: worse by
scratching. II allowed to continue tu-
rnors torn, which often bleed and ulcer
ate, becoming very sore SwaYNEs
LINTMESr stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and in most cases
removes the .usnors- Al druggists, or
by mail, for % cents. Dr.. Sgayne & Son,
Philadelphia. 32Iyr
The Butler weekly times., 1889-05-15
GOT THE BANKS CASH.
Three Men Hold up the Officers of Il
Forest CITY Institutions

St. Joseph, No. May 7.-The
Bank OF Forest City, in Holt coun-
ty. about 20 miles north Of here, was
the victim OF a bold robbery at l:30
p. III. At that hour George Weber.
the president. c. J. Hunt. the cash
lei. and Wesley Sanford were sitting
outside the counter when three men.
all Of dark complexion and wearing
slouch hats, but who were not
masked. entered.
The cashier arose to go behind
the counter. when the visitors drew
their revolvers and covered all three
Cashier Hunt was marched around
behind the counter with pistol ut
his head and compelled to show
where the funds were. while the
president ana Sanford were held in
front The result was that about
Sl.500 in cash was obtained as the
booty.
Then Cashier Hunt. President
Weber and Sanford were marched
to the rear Of the building and ordered
to remain there till the robbers had
time 10 get away They lost nc
time III giving the alarm, however
but ii was too late. The robbers
| had taken away the two reyolvers
kept by the cashier behind the coun
ter, and the town only having about
| 400 people, there were but two OF
| three revolvers Ill the town. ant
they could not be gotten in time tt
make an effective pursuit.
Posses were started out, but thus
| far no clew has been found. Th,
directors will offer $1,000 reward
for the apprehension of thieves. A
| EuLuDeI VI IODotiItS ilitf t DteH pei
petrated in that region, and it Is be
lieved that the gang has its head
quarters either here or in the rive
bottoms to the north of here.
Frederick T. Roberts, NJ. D., PLY
sicjan to and Professor of Clinica
Medicine at University College Hos
pital, London, Eng, says: Bright
Disease has no symptoms ofits own
and may long exist without tn
knowledge of the patient or practi
toner, as no pain will be felt in tn
kidneys or that vicinity" This &C
counts for many people dying wit
Bright's Disease, or advanced kid
ney malady. The disease is not SUI
pected until it reaches fatal perioG
II Warmers Safe Cure is used at th
proper time. the fatality from tha
disease would be greatly decreased
DR.. Thompson also says: Nor
adults are carried off in this countr
by chronic kidney disease than b
, any other malady except consuml
, ton"
The Butler weekly times., 1889-05-15

The czar is said to be learning TO
play the cornet- People in the i'm
mediate neishborhood think Nihiiisra
has not yet fulfilled It's mission.
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Fatal Result of - Desperate Prize Flight
at ~. Louis.

Fatal Result of - Desperate Prize Flight
at ~. Louis.
ST. Louis, Sept. IA brutal prize light
occurred here last night, which resulted
i'm the death Of n of the principals.
Thomas T.. Jackson, Is years of age, is
the victim. He fought Ed. Ahcarn, a.
local lightweight champion. eleven
bloody rounds. AZ the opening OF the
twelfth he fell fainting i'm his seconds
arms. The tight throughout was the
most desperate ever Witnessed i'm the ring,
science being lost sight of, and give and
take smuggling marking the light through
out. by the time half ~ dozen rounds had
been fought the men and their seconds
were covered with blood, as was the saw
dust IN the floor of the ring. while the
water with which the fighters were
spongsd was as rcd as blood itself. When
jackson fell unconscious b." was carried
to his room above the saloon. Three
physicians were called i'm and they worked
vigorously. but without avail.
AT II o'clock this morning Jackson
died. He * the son of George NJ. Jack
son. "a ~weli,known local srs'enba"kcr.
The affair has created intense excite
become involved. The spectators were
up "a purse Of $40 for which the men, or
rather boys, contested. Twu-Ouncs hard
gloves were used. Chief of Police Hu.b-
Ter has ordered the arrest of all parties
concerned i'm the affair.
An eye witness of the. battle says il was
one of the bloodicst contests ever wit
messed. After the first round science was
entirely slisrcgarsled. The bodies of the
non were. striped and blotchcd with
blood, their tights stained and gloves
slippery, both having bleti freely from the
nose and face. The crowd which con-
trihutcd the thirty dollars for which the
men were fighting clssrcd them OH, while
the floor was getting slippery from their
blood. In the eleventh and last round
both men were. so weak they could hardly
stand up. Ahcarn, with an effort, struck
Jackson ~ swinging blow, which hoorsId
him, Alrearn falling ON top of him from
the effects of his own blow. When time
was called for the twelfth round jackson
was put ON his feet and showed forward by
his s.conds, but almost Immediately fell
back unconscious. His body. AS seen at
tine ..iorguc, presented IA horrible appear
ancc. His lips hang in shrs,is. His face
is one livid mass of battered human
The chest does not show the marks of
bruises to any great extent, so the man
must have received all the blows on his
face and head. Alicarn. the surviving
principal. WAS arrested this afternoon.
He seems To hr proud of the fight hc made
and says jackson must have had heart
disease. The p~roprictors OF the saloon
where the fight occurred, one of the sss'-
oiIhs and two timt-kccIcrs have been ar
rested and several more will probably be
behind the bars before morning, so thtrs.
are many uneasy sports fortnight. Young
jackson left home some time ago. On aC-
count of ~ quarrel with his father. who, it
appears, had objected tn his taking part
in pugilistic encounters in "a gymnasium.
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Enthu.i..sic Meeting at Granite.

sept. i w. Y. Penn
berton and Hon. X. b.. Smith were greeted
most cordially 10y "a large congregation of
democrats tonight. The change of pro-
m from the 18th tai the 18th was not
generally understood here until to-day.
but the meeting represented almost every
were made with telling effect amid much
applause. Hon. ID. NJ. Durfct, democratic
candidate for district judge. l. ID. Fitzgcr-
aid, Democratic. candidate for state audi
tor, Frank Hollywood. democratic candi-
date for representative, w. Y. pennbcrtou.
democratic candidate for attorney general.
and X. Il. Smith delivered addresses.
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CHICAGO. Sept. T.-Miilionairc Ii. 4.
Hutchinson, better known as "Oid
Hutch" the great manipulation of grain
markets. was "a victim of footpads early
yesterday morning. He had just left his
office, where he spent the night. presunia-
bly, i'm devisinR some new scheme for II
quietly sauntering home. Al the corner
of Van Buren, street and Pacific avenue
he was accosted 10y two tough looking men
who demanded his money or life. Hutch
inson threw up his hands, while the high
waymen searched his pockets. They found
nothing. SO "pld Hutch claims. The.
thieves escaped.
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Another Indian Commission.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 11.-Sccrctary Noble
has appointed Il. v. BELL assistant conn
missioner of Indian affairs. A. NJ. Tinker
Indian INSPECTOR. and G.. w. Parker
special Indian agent. "a commission to
negotiate with the Sisscton and wahpcton
Indians. Dakota. for the surrender of
5S9, 600 acres of their lands. The Indians
an the Sisseton reservation have alrs.idy
agreed to take the lands In severalty. The
commission il instructed not tn enter
upon it's Duties until after patents i'm sew
crafty Tor LIZ 49, acres have been delivered,
which will probably In done within the
present month. each mall, .ncmbcr of the
Sisseton and WahIctoli triipe over twenty
one years who received lands i'm sevcralty
under the general allotment act of teb. X.
1881, thereby becomes "a citizen of the
United States.
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ST. PAUL, Sept. 1.-THE Pioneer-I''ess
special from Winnipeg says: The Cana
dian Pacific directors have apparently
headed of the Northern Pacific people i'm
their endeavors to reach the Northwest
territory. Negotiations have been i'm pro-
grs.ss for some time between the Northern
Pacific and the Northwest Central stock
holders for the purchase of the latter line
by the former. News, however, has been
received here that English capitalists
backed presumably 10y the Canadian Pa
cific, have made final arrangements with
the Canadian shareholders for the con-
strtlction of the entirS. road.
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Excitement In Grain Circles.

MISNEAPoLIs, Sept 11.-There was
great excitement ON change this morning
when the report came that the Pillsbury
mills had been sold. A gentleman from
the milling district had seen "A telegram
from n gentleman i'm New York to VIM.
DE Labarrc, of the West Side Water Co.,
old. The general impression among the
mill and elevator men il that a deal has
been or il about to be closed. Gov. Pills
bury is at present i'm Europe. and G.. II.
Pillsbury, head of the firm. is i'm New
York. Neither. therefore, could be seen
in regard To the truth al falsity of the
r1lmOrs.
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santa ~. ststrn,.krr..

SANTA Fl. y. NJ, Sept. 11.-Thosc fa-
voring statehood were enthusiastic to-
night. The convention to-day passed the
apfortionnicnt article giving one senator
to- each eight hundred names, and one
representative to- each nine hundred reg
istsrcd at the last election. This il pro-
nounccd fair by democrats and republic
cans. At "a discussion of the school uuss-
ton tonight certain free nori-scctarian
articles were carried by az overwhelming
majority.
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SOMERSET, Pa. Sept. 1.-THE town was
aroused mt midnight last night 10y an at
guard being around the Jail and IL dozen or
more shots caused the rt.scucIrs tai dislp-
pear in the darkness. An arsenal of nearly
~ dozen revolvcrs and several hundred
rounds of ammunition were found i'm the
Jail and on the This morning
IA squad of blacksniths inspected and
chained six or eight of the most dangerous
inmates of the floor. Ii has just been
learned that rain prevented the lynching
of the Nictlys. The extreme darkness and
heavy rain rendered to dispCrss. tlI. mob
which had gathered.
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Rcuub,;cnc, ,r New ,p.r-cx.

TRENTON. ". J., sept. lin the rcpuf-
lican convention to-day Mcssrs. Grubb.
kcan. Mcgowan and Halzsey were placed
i'm nomination for the g~uhcrnatorial NOM
nations and on the second ballot Gen. T..
IL. Gribb was chosen. Resolutions were
adopted endorsing the first republican
national platform of lSSS and expressing
confidence in President Harrison. The
Australian ballot system is endorsed and
without saying So directly the convention
practically declared in favor of local
option.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

AMERICAN GULrH MINING AND MILIINGl
Co. or AMERICAN GILCH. SILVER
Bow COUNTY. Mont.
Notice Is hereby given that mt u meeting OF the
trustees AT said company held an the 3ist day Of
August, ISsa, an assessment of two I2) cents per
share WAS levied upon the capital stock OF said
company, payable ON or before the isth day q ~
company, at the city OF Anaconda. Montana.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall RE-
main unpaid on the nth day of October, iss9,
shall be deemed delinquent and will b. duly nd
veFtfsed for sale mt public auction. and unless
payment shall be- made before, will he sold ON
the 3Oth day of October. iss9, To pay the delin-
quent assessment. together with the costs of adj
~Sertising and expenses Of sale.
l.. A. KING,
Secretary.
ANACONDA, Deer Lodge County. Mont.
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Dr. li.big 4 20. are regular graduates in med
irin. and surgery and Special practitioners AN.
MONTANA, To treat all chronic, Nervous and Pri
waite Diseases. whether caused by lmpruhence,
Excess, ar Contagionl,, seminal Weakness,
power,, Nervous Debility, loss Of nerve
fOrce,, Diseases of tn. blood, ,SyI,hilis, Gonorr-
hu.i, elect and Structure, Cured. Durable eases
Thousands Of eases cured. All medicines are es-
pccialiy prepared for each individual casa, at La
bnri,tury. No injurious ar poisonous compounds
used.
No time lost from business. Patients at "a dis
tancc treated by letter and express. Medicine
ii In Iis,ssas..s OF ri the .'I Hio al n ~ ni' Hsaii and
Nervous system, as well as Liver, Kidney AMI
travel CoinIl,ints, rheumatism. Paralysis and
Write for Illustrated papers on Determines.
Club feet, Curvature az the spine, Piles, Tumors.
Cancer. Catarrh, bronchitis. lnllalation,. Flee
bladder. Eye. Ear. skin and i,lood. anil ali sur,
Diseases Of Women "a Speciality. Separate par
The only i,eiiabi" Medical and Surgical Insti-
tutr MAX ing !: specially az Private Diseases.
m blood Diseases successfully treated. .Syph-
ilitis Poison removed from the system without
mercury. New Restorative Treatment for Loss
OF Vital Power. Persons unable to visit us may
municaiions coniideHtiai. Medicines or insiru-
ments sent by. mail or express securely packed.
tine personal Interview preferred. Calf aud con.
send in plain wrapper our hook Free explaining
why thousands cannot Ice cured of Private,
Special and Nervous Diseases. Seininal Weak
Hess. SI'erinatorrhn,a lmpotency. syphilis. Con
orrhcat. elect. Naricocole. etc, etc.
Dr. 1iebig 4 Go. are thu. only Qualified or re-
sIonsibie. Specialists left in Montana, since the
Onice hours from ? To q and7 TAI . p. m. ar Ivy
appointment IN obscure and urgent eases.
G0NSuLrMTioM IRE !; s.,. ,,nr
Iiebig's ln>igorltor in Butte City. Montana.
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a sop for the Negroes.

WASHINGTON. Sept. lT.-Secrctary Win
dom to-day appointed Robert II. Terrell
of Massachusetts, chief of the navy pay
pay division in the fourth auditors Office
vice Martin of Alabama resigned. The
new a~ppointce is n negro. He is "a grad
uate of Harvard university and is at
present engaged as teacher in the coiorcl
normal school of Washington. Terrell il "a
son of Harrison Terrell. faithful servant
OF General Grant, who was with him dur
ing. his last illness and is now messenger
fra ths. wnr slptNa trnspt-
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BALTIMORE, Sept. The standing
committee of Logan invincibles of Mary
land, largely composed of old soldiers,
adopted resolutions Tonight strongly rec
ommcnding Mrs. John A. Logan for conn
missioner of pensions. They say Mrs.
Logan's appointment would be i'm accord
ance with precedent and bring tai the SER
vice of the government one commanding
respect and inspiring confidence against
whom no soldier would utter the feeblest
protest, but whom all would unite in sus-
tanning.
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Trnttiny at fleet Mn.,.I PARK.

NEW YORK. Sept. 17.-The grand circuit
trotting meeting at Fleetwood park COM
menced to-day. The track was heavy. In
the Morris;ni stake, $500, 800 class, Miss
Alice was first. Spraguc Goltl,lust second.
Jimmy Temple third, Diamond fourth.
Time, 2:32
In the 2:25 class Frank Il. was first,
Gr,cnlandcr second. lsaqucra third, VIC
lin fourth. Time. 2:2SL.
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AUCKLAND, Sept. reports
from Samoa are that Mallieto was quickly
restored tn power and lac and Mataafs
have gone tn the Island of ManaOs whcre,
they will remain until the decisions of tho
Berlin conference has been confirmed.
The German consul at Apia notified Tam
asscy that Germany WAS pielndcG from
giving slIpIpOrt To any p.lrtN ON the island.
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Mrs. Hamilton Pleads Not Guilty.

MAYS LANDING, n. j., Sept. lin court
to-day Mrs. Hamilton's counsel asked and
obtained consent of The presiding judge
and prosecutor of pleas to enter the plea
''not guilty" ON behalf of his client. he
reason assigned by him being the illness
of Mrs. Hamilton. who * still confined To
her bed with II severe attack of nervous
trnstrntinu-
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DEER PARK. Sept. 1.-THE president
to-day granted "a pardon to ID. Donncily,
of Alaska, sentenced on IA charge of
burglary tn two years and six months inn
.prisonmcnt. In the case w. Moore Young.
of California, sentenced February 2lst. To
one year imprisonment for violation of the
revenue laws, sentence is s"ofnInutel tu
mine months imprisonment from date of
Savtft.s.
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Tin. lrnnIn Trlll.

Sept. lT.-At the time of adj
journrncnt of the Cronin ease this evening
there were four men in the box against
whom no legal DISQUALIFICATION had been
discovered and had been rendered To the
state 10y the. defense. The states attor-
ns.y asked until tomorrow tn consider
these persons and il IL not improbable
some ar even all may Ia ultimately sworn
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o. aaA Dsw M In MARKET Values oa the
New Work Exchangp.


New YDrk E~xchang~.
New YORK. Sept. 1.-THE stock market
was again dull to-day. but the temper of
headings WAS In marked ..ntrast tn that of
yesterday. and the LOSSES of last evening
were generally fully recovered. There
werr several stories i'm regard tai the lines
which had agrSed with the Chicago, Bur
hnQton and Northcrn. hut all of them
lacked confirmation Realization checked
~ rise. i'm the last hour and u partial reac-
tion took place, but the close was dull and
steady mt close tn the best prices of the
day. The final changes almost invariably
show advances. Oregon T~rarlscontincIi-
tai and Wisconsin Central are up Ia
each, and Delaware and Hund-on ! per
cent.
Governments dull. steady. Petroleum
opened steady mt S9.. Trading very light.
and after moving mp slightly the market
became dull and fcatuI,'iss-. and re-
manned sd until the close. which was dull
at 1907. Stock exchange opened 1895.
highest 1Oo%, lowest 91s. closing 10oA.
CONSOLIDATED exchange 1oO4.h highest looI,
lowest loOti, closing lU03s. Total sales
were 31U,UDO barrels.
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Frs.hssu, Accident .. s.n Sr..~s.~..

SAN FRANcIscO. Sept. H.-As Mira. An
ME Gaba was sitting at "A table with her
baby i'm her arms and two other small
children near her, the hnby upset n coal
oil lamp which exploded in the mothers
lap and all were envclopcd i'm flames. Mrs.
Gaba and bahy being 80 badly burned
that they died In "a short time. The two
children were fearfuliy burned aud their
rccovcry IL
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Hs.sterslay's HALL Games.

NEW York, Sept. 11.-Ncw York, Wash
ingtou. Observation-Disclosures. Pittsburg-
Cleveland games were postponed on ;r-
count of rain.
At Chicago-Chicago ~. indianapolis \.
At Decentralization -, Philadelphia 4.
At louisville Cincinna 8, Louisville
/.
Al Observation-Disclosures 3. Baltimore I.
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Earnings of tn. union Pacific.

BosToN. Sept. 1.-THE statement of the
Union Pacific road for the seven months
ended July :S1st, shows gross earnings of
$3O,Ol2,4 All ; net earnings. q, Ol6,2S1. This
is ~ decrease from last year of $j9l ,sai9 in
the gross and S3D1 III in the net earnings.
The statement for July shows AN increase
i'm the net earnings of S273,324.
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Giving Them Another Chance.

OBosToN, Sept. E.-The creditors of John
L. Mclntosh, wool pullcr, met to-day.
His liabilities are about S155,OOO. The
meeting decided to give Mcintosh further
time with II view To securing some ono
who will take the assets and back him in
his offer tn COMPROMISED.
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Convention of PIANO Makers.

NEW YORK, Sept. IA convention of
the prominent piano and organ manufac-
turers of the United States was reid this
afternoon for the OF forming q
protective organization. A committees
was appointed To consider and perfect the
organization and induce membe tn Join.
The convention then adjourned until De-
tober 3lst.
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SACRAMENTO, Sept. E.-Tbe stage he
tween Forest Hill and Auburn was stopped
yesterday morning by one masked man,
who demanded Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s
treasure box. which was given him, and
hc escaped. II is not known how much
the box contained.
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LONDON, Sept. E.-Scvcral
of this city have charged II Scotch peer
with having committed an indecent AS
salt upon IA child. The testimony they
say can bc given tn show that the accused
il guilty of the crime Int the magistracy
* afraid to take action.
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she Forgot the Diagram.

Ito wifel-I have read this
thing over three or four times and can't
make anything out OF IL.
Wife taking the paper)-ket me see.
OH, how stupid you are. Ii isn't intended
TINT there should he anything to IL. Don't
you see Il lis ana Anaconda society joke:
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To- Wilt the Nnrthwc,t.

OTTAWA, Sept I1.-Lord and Lady STAN
ley, of Preston, left to-;ay 10y special train
for Manitoba, and the northwest territory
and British Columbia. The governor
general will pay an official visit tn the
Pacific squadron.
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ss,< Fire. I'm California.

SAN Francisco. Sept. E.-Fires are
ragine near Spring Valley, California. i'm
Ventura county, and other parts of the
state. Miles of fences. considerable tim
ber and snlany buildings have been de-
stroyed.
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A frcc-lunch trust tx proposed. We Ito
not see that there should la any bar tn it's
success and il might give "a boom tn liver
and bcans.-BoSfoa Courier.
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Isol, =. Dead.

SALTWATER. Mimi, Sept. F.-Bob
Younger. the famous desperate died in
the prison here, last hight.
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BORDEAUX, Sept. 1.-THE Borslaux-
Benton sugar refinery was burned to-day.
The loss is placed at 1.2JO,OOO francs.
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Ladies'. call and see those ~ cent
pushes now on sale at The Estes K Con-
nell Mercantile Co.'S.
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AUCKLAND. Sept l7.-Adviccs 10y steam
err wainui announce the death of the
Queen of Tongo islands.