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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04

Butte, March 29.--In speaking OF
copper to-day Superintendent Palmer
of the Butte and Boston said 1T will
take a week at least for the European
and American representatives to come
to an agreement 1t is believed by
him and Others here that copper will
go down to a figure which will shut the
Mexican and Arizona mines down and
thus curtail the production and stlmu-
late the consumption resulting in time
i'm n reaction until the surplus is
worked Off The fall in price will not
affect the great companies of Butte in
any way"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04
Presidential Nominations.

WASHINGTON, Mach 27.-The Presi-
dent to-day sent the following nomi-
nations to the Senate:
Robert Il. Lincoln, OF Illinois, Min
lister to Great Britain.
Murat Halstead, OF Ohio, Minister
to Germany.
Allen Thorndyke Rice. OF New York,
Minister to Russia.
Patrick Egan, OF Nebraska. Minister
to Chill.
Thomas Ryan, OF Kansas, Minister
to Mexico.
John Hicks, OF Wisconsin, Minister
to Peru, and John b. Loring, Minst er
to Portugal.
l.. a. Walker, OF Helena, has been
to bese,retary OF Montana
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04

John Bright died in London on
March 9th. England and the civil
lied world will regret his taking of.
He was a stanch friend OF the Union
during our civil war, for which his
memory will ever be cherished. He
always championed the cause OF the
common people OF England, though
much to the regret OF his many adj
mirers, opposed Gladstone in his home
rule struggles for Ireland.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04

An Iowa man was fined 500 and
costs for selling cough syrup which
was composed principally of whisky.
1t is said to have been the most popu-
lar cough remedy ever introduced to
the local trade.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04

We doubt whether there were any
ticket holders in the Aborn house
lottery in Fergus county. Ii there
were they will be Interested in know
ing that the drawing has been indeti-
nitley postponed to some indefinite
State and that DIR. Aborn has disap-
peared into the indefinite indefinite
ness with his grip sack.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04
To Sail in April.

New YORK, March 26.-The Tribune
this morning says: Ex-Congressman
William Walter Phelps, John A. Kas-
son and Mr.. Bates, OF Delaware, COM
missioners to represent the United
states at the Samoan conference at
Berlin, have engaged passage on the
steamer Umbria, TO sail from here
April 18th.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04

Lucy Parsons, the anarchist. shrieks.
81 am not seeking for martyrdom,'
No. Lucy, and you should not. Seek
matrimony, that is the next thing
to it. 1t is now a full year or more
since your husband died for the red
flag, and his msrtyrlom was OF the
very poorest quality.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04

1t is said to be fully confirmed that
the Northern Pacific has leased the
Wisconsin Central and will become
practically "a Chicago line. The only
wonder is that this consummation
should have been so long deferred.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04

II would he a graceful act for I'resi-
dent Harrison to appoint Judge
Gresham to succeed the late Justice
Matthews on the supreme bench. The
appointment would give general sat
isfaction
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04

Oklahoma is now open o sett lement
and a stampede in that direction is
now in progress from the bordering
states. These lands have been an
eye-sore to Uncle Sam for years past
and it is to be hoped Oklahoma
boomers will now subside.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04

When person tells you they never had
such IA cold in their life take their word for
il and advise them to use Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and cure it. For coughs
colds and hoarsen-ss il has No e.,uaI Sol,
by ". W. DE Witt.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04

A good many babies are being named
after the President these days. So
far none in Montana have received the
name OF Russell Is. The Fisk Bros
should not overlook this matter.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04

1t is estimated that the present
population of the United States is
~, 100000. The total increase is
said to be 100, 900 month, exclusive
OF immigration, and last year the
increase by immigration was SIS, 900.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04

In the truly good state OF Iowa,
the land of prohibitionists, White Caps
have made their appearance. \ lew
nights since barns were entered by
them and the tails and ears of ami
mails were cut OFF. Montana should
send missionary to these beniehted
t%Ople
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04

Mr.. A. T. Fields, one of the leading mer.
chants of Colfax, Iowa, says that Chan, ber
lain's Cough Remedy is the best cough prep
aration he ever used, and recommends il
to all without hesitation. Sold by W. W.
De Witt.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04

county also gets natural northern
boundary and thousands of acres
OF rich grazing lands which W. believe
Will const antly increase IN value.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04

President Harrison has received his
salary for March and it amounts to
S3,SSS.S 80. Cleveland received the
presidents salary for the first three
DAYS Of the month.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04

A person is seldom sick when their bowels
are regular, and never well when they are
irregular. Bear this in mind and keep ysur
bowels regular by an occasional dose of st.
Patrick's Pills. Sold by W. W. DE Witt.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04

Colonel lngsrsol's lee in the kesr
Doodle trial, New York City, was said
to be $25, 900. A retainer OF SlO,OOO
was supplement by n lee oi Si5,OOO
contingent on acquittal.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04

The copper market appears to lie
"coppered.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04
wooL-sroRiMc FACILITIES

Large on the bank constructed Special to the Storing
WOOL Wool judith
tins the most convenient haul wool whether
desiring to sell OF ship.
ahntn and 9th Via uit ninu
iofte. ann best
kinds at BED nak ifl r. Also. AT 5nlirir " "
b. ORDERS ~ MAIL GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
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The French Election.

PANS, Sept. 29.Latest returns re.
ccivcd indicate that in nearly all tho
electoral districts of Paris there IL bal.
lotage-that Is 10 say, no candidate has
the requisite majority, and the election
viii take place again next Sunday. Such
Us tho case with Lockroy. Flouquet,
Yves and Naquet. Laisant, Bou.
LANCER and Laguerrc are elect
cd Goblet Is beaten by Mil
lcvoye, Boulangist, IN tho Depart
mont Of Somme. The result that nfty
Republicans and forty-six Conservatives
or BOulangists are elected. and there
are forty-ninc ballotages, indicates that
tho Government Is defeated. II Is an
nonnccd that Jules Ferry has been de-
fcated In the Vosgcs. The Figaro IA
authority for the statement that Cen
eral Boulangcr has not been elected. but
that ballotage will occur I'm his district
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Army Of the rnnnnnnse

CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 20. Yesterdays
programme OF tho reunion OF tho Army
OF tho Tennessee, comprised a business
meeting at which General Rosccrans was
reelected president; drives 10 points OF
interest adjacent to the city and meet
ing OF the committee on the Chicka-
mauga National Park Association. A
permanent organization OF the Chicka-
mauga National Park Association was
also effected. Last night tho annual
banquet Of the society took place. IL IL
interesting 70 note that since its organ
ization in 1865 the society has had but
three presidents: General George n.
Thomas, who served from the beginning
OF the organization until his death in
1870; General Sheridan, elected 1870.
served continuously until his death,
1888; General Rosccrans, elected 1858.
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impor,an, pi.onxaru.

Sr. PAUL MINI, sept. %. "A Bohe-
mian stone-cuttcr Of this city. named
August BoOrfried. has discovered a com.
binatiOn Of chemicals BY the use Of
which the hardest stone can be dissolved
and east into any desired shape, the cast
ing being a. hard a. fint translucent and
capable Of taking on brilliant iuster.
IL varies In color according % the stone
used. and can BE- bad from bright red
% beautiful azure blue. White in tho
nuid form IL can b. used for coating any
thing having stone or CLASSY surface.
Mr.. BOOrfricd claims that car wheels and
rails can BE- made in this way. lie will
start for the East In few days 70 Sc
cure the backing Of wealthy capitalists.
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Appreciates Printers rnk.

RocnESrEH n. Y. Sept. 23.-Goortse
II. Daniels, OF the New York Central
railroad, evidently understands tho
value Of printers ink as motive power
In business, judging by tho following
from the Herald, OF this city; 'Thc New
York Central was formerly tho most
conservative advertiser Of al the rail.
roads running out Of New York. Lat
terly IL has largely increased its space in
all the New York dailies, and Is doing
considerable outside advertising. Tho
new passenger agent. SIR. Daniels, be-
iicyes in informing the public through
tho columns OF the daily press when tho
many trains on his road leave, what ac-
commodations they have in tho way u
sleeping and drawing-room coaches, and
where the trains go to-
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CEREDo WAYNE CO. w. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER
QuEBEUs HORROR.
Terrible scenes Attending shs Recovery OF
tho Dead.

ouEpEc, Sept. ei.-Prcparations arc
being made for tho funerals OF tho killed
by Thursdays disaster. who will bo
buried at the joint expense OF citixcns
and tho local government. Among those
buried by tho rocks are young couple
named Nolan, who were married few
weeks ago. Nolan could have escaped,
but ho lost his lifc I'm trying To get his
wife out OF tho house. About 90, 600 por-
sons have visited the scene OF the dis
aster during the day. Thousands crowd
cd into the morguc and seized every
point inside and outside tho build.
ing where glimpse could be had OF
the bodies of the victims. Many wom-
en-, who obtained an entrance, had To bo
removed in n fainting condition. tho
mangled bodies being n sight To try the
nerves OF the strongest mon. II has
been decided to use small charges OF
powder TO break up the hugo bowldcrs
covering tho roadway as A. IL certain
that there can be nothing living beneath
them. Tho horrors OF this dreadful day
are still succeeding each other. While
the workers were busy clearing away the
debris OF crumblcd buildings, faint
groans were heard at intervals from un-
der huge piles of rocks. Tho efforts OF tho
volunteers we're concentrated TO that
point, and after three hours hard work
the bleeding body Of joe Kemp was talk
en- from the mass of rock Tho poor
man Is In most pitiablc condition. both
legs are broken Mt the knees, the loft
arm Is fractured above the elbow, and
several ribs are fractured. lie can not
live many hours. Two hours later HIS
wifc's body was taken out OF tho wreck.
licr head was almost severed from her
body. Farther away another spectacle
was offered to sight--tho corpse OF a
young woman, Mrs. Lawson) who had
been admired In her lifetime for her
beauty. Her body had been crushed al
most flat. Her abdomen had been ripped
open, and her entrails wero scattered
about. shortly after reviewing her re-
mains her husband became rnvinR
maniac. IL is doubtful ~ ho will recover
his reason. A man named Michael Brad
ley, who had gone almost crazy whom
told that all his family had pcrishcd in
the landslide, discovered, while working
over tho wreck OF his home, his fivo-
ycar-old daughter, still alive. His 10y
was indcscribablc. IL IL thought tho
child will live. Up to this time the
number of corpscs found IS twenty-five,
and the number OF wounded eighteen.
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CATASTROPHE AT QUEBEC
Several Thousand Tons OF Rock
Fall From Capo Diamond,
Three Hundred Feet Upon tho Houses Bc-
low. DcmoiishtnE seven Buiidings
and Buryiug Many People
Thirteen Dead and Twcn-
ty-nvc InJurcd RE-
covered.

QuEBEc, Sept. ao.-Last night several
thousand tons OF rock slid from Capc
Diamond, at tho end of Duffcrin Terrace.
TO Champlain street, three hundred feet
below, dcmolishing In its course seven
dwellings. Up TO midnight six bodies
have boon taken from tho ruins. viz:
Thomas Farrell and two OF HIS children,
also two children named Burke and ono
unknown child. Farrclrs mothcr-in-
law. Mrs. Allen, and her husband, arc
still in the ruins. About twenty-five
persons have been removed from tho
debris badly injured. Some have broken
arms and legs, and others arc badly
crushed and mutilatcd. II Is supposed
that ut least fifty persons arc yet undor
the ruins. Battery II, the firc brigade
and the police forcc arc on the ground
rendering valuable assistance. An tho
wounded removed from tho ruins were
conveyed to tho Marine and Fisheries
Department, whore medical mon and
clergymen looked aftcr thcm. Tho
debris covers the road I'm a solid mass,
somo thrcc hundred feet In length. and
from fifteen To twenty-five feet high.
Very littlo progress is made In recovering
bodies, owing To the stupcndous mass OF
rock covering tho ruins. The body OF n
woman named Mrs. Bcrrigan has Just
boon pulled out of tho debris. More
rocks are falling. and 10 is feared that
the whole bowldcr forming the highest
point OF Quebec will givo way In
May. lSil,a similar land slide occurred
which destroyed several buildings and
killed thirty-two people. From present
indications IL Is feared that the loss OF
lifc by last nights land slide will bc
equally as great. In 1888 another
slidc caused tho death OF sever.
al persons about half milo from the
sccne OF the present disaster Several
families arc known To- have beon en-.
tombed, and H. is feared that all are
dead. Late estimates place the number
killed outright between twenty-five and
thirty. The mass OF rock detached from
the clin loft vacant space of cxtraor-
binary dimensions under Duffcrin Ter
race, and that great promenade Is now
unsafe. Thirteen corpscs and sixteen
wounded have now been, taken
out. IL will take several days TO rc-
cover all the bodies. The damage will cx-
coed 100000. The houses in that local.
ity were built of stone and brick, and
inhabited by ship laborars. etc. Tho
officers and mon of tho Social school OF
Cavalry arc coming 60 tho rescue with
ropes, picks and shoycls. About six
hundred men arc now at work The
bodies recovered arc covered with coag.
ulated blood and dust, and arc a siclxon-
ing sight to behold. Tho Rodemptorist
Fathers arc among the rescucrs.
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LIFE SAVERS.
Now Chapter or Heroism Supplied
by tho Recent Coast Storm.
Many Vessels aud Live. saved by These
Rugged Heroes

WAs,uNoroN, Sept. .3.-Thc most hc-
roic chapter In the history of the Life
saving Service will be the record OF tho
lifc-savcrs during tho recent storm
which swept along the Atlantic Coast.
Brief telcgraphic reports arc all that
have yet been received hero. hut from
these IL can bc gathered that hundreds
OF lives aud thousand of dollars worth
OF property have been saved through tho
efforts Of the crew OF the various iifo-
saving stations A soon a. tcicgraphic
communication was restored with tho
stations along tho coast superintendent
kimball requested reports from each.
Nothing like the Same number OF rcscucs
within a period covered by single
storm has ever before boon accomplish
cd In tho list OF tho llfc-saving service
of any country. Along tho coast OF
Massachusetts, nineteen vessels In dis
trcss were reached by the llfo-saving
crows, aud either assisted or their crews
taken ashore. Thirty-fivo persons were
rescued along that coast. Along the
Rhode Island coast two crews aggrcgat-
ing nine mon were rescued. Seven crews
comprising twcnty-fonr persons, were
rescued on the coast Of Now
Jersey. Al the Delaware break.
water twenty-five vessels In dis
trcss wero assisted and i6i persons taken
ashore. At Cape Henry three stranded
vessels wcrc reached and twenty-four
lives rescued. When the full returns OF
the work done by tho lifc-saving service
during the recent storm reaches Super
intcndent Kimball he intends TO compile
them and submit them To Congress with
the recommendation that these rugged
heroes bc recognized at least 10 the ex.
tent OF giving them adequate pay for
their CONTAGIOUS scrvicoa.
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WORSE THAN SLAVES.
Tranio la Chinese women ss Conducted In
san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 2i.--Tn spite of
the exclusion act the importation Of Chi
ncsc Is increasing largely NJ this port.
Tho steamer Gaelic brought lGp This
number docs not include tho members OF
the Chinese Embassy, who wero cabin
passengers. OF the Chinese In the steer
age 100 were without certificates. The
traffic In slave women has increased to
such an extcnt as 10 alarm Collector
Phelps, and hc intends 10 break up tho
practice II possible. Tho profit derived
from the sale Of these women is some
thing enormous. a woman can be pur-
chased in China for FROM 500 10 $500.
She Is told that sho will secure hus-
band In this country, and no opposition
IS made TO her departure. After pas
sage through tho habeas corpus mill
on her departure here, she is sold
at as high AS $1,000, and IS placed
by her owner ia tho disreputable
places located on the upper floors Of
Chinese buildings. a week or two ago,
the Chinese being inccnsed against tho
consul general, posted throughout China
town placards containing the statement
that that official had not only cOnnived
at Che importation Of women for i'm
moral purposes, but had assured tho Gus
toms authorities that thcy were wives
OF respectable merchants. A further
charge was made that these women were
distributed among friends Of the Chi
ne5e consulate.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-09-25

DESTH. Col, sept s3.-The Col
oradO Mining Exchange adopted q
resolution % investigate The eOnsti-
tuti0naiity 81 the act restricting
the coinage - silver. and appointed
a committee Of three. with authority 70
employ the necessary legal eoaa.sL The
committee propose 90 visit the mint as
Philadelphia with hundred ounces u
silver, and demand that it be coined into
dollars. This being refused, thoy viii
bring suit against tho director % tho
mint for damages. thus bringing tha
subject TO tho attention OF The Z. ). Su-
prcme court
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Daughters Of RAhaona

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 20.-The conven-
tion Of tho Rebecca degree members. +.
o. o. r., yesterday forenoon formed a
national association, in accordance with
resolution Of tho Sovereign Grand
lodge, passed at tho last session. Tho
following officers were elected: Prosi-
don't, Mrs. NJ. y. Rea, Missouri; vico
president, Louisa u. Hall. Indiana; Soc
rotary, Julia A. Burroughs, Massachu.
sctts; treasurer, Mrs. G. A. Reed. Ken
tucky; warden, Mrs. NJ. T.. Pfcifer,
Montana; conductor, Nellie Arton,
Ohio; guardians, Ermio Page, District
Of Columbia, and Elizabeth May, Mich
igan.
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CINCINNATI. Sept. 2O-The @. w. & -.
road was sold yesterday at the court
house by Receivers smith and Yergason
Tor s. 100000 to y. X. Bacon. reprosetlnQ
tho bOndhOlders and stockholders in this
country and England Tho road was
sold on foreclosure Of a mortgage. The
sale means that tho y. e. o. has secured
control Of the road, and will proceed at
once 20 reorRanize 10 on a stable basis.
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PAHKEnsHuHe, w. Va. sept. a.
some time ago large asroiiis foii near
Jenny Creek, Ia Wayne County. part 81
which contained a very large per cent
age II iron. Tho biacksmiths OF that
Vicinity got several pieces of the meteor
and worked them up into iron. which
they nodded and welded into horse
shoes and horseshoe nails Prank
Morris, ~ that locality, had his horse
shod wish the iron. and sold it toa farmer
living at Worthington. near this city.
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Ba,tlsin Mexico.

DALLAS, Tex, Sept 9f.-A special
from Van Horn 70 the News says: ). ~.
Allen, who has just returned from Rio
Grande river. reports that Mexican citi.
zons bad desperate battle with Mexi.
can officers and soldiers In Mexico. In
which four hundred participated and
many were reported killed. 10 IL said
the citizens succeeded In routing tho
soldiers, whom tho Governor appeared
upon the scene 10 assist In quieling tho
rebellion, but he was forced 70 leave OF
lose his life. Tho trouble was over tho
collection Of enormous taxes.
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GOOD Worn on he 4 o. or.

CoLrmUs. O., sept. 2i.-Tho Sow.
ereign Grand Lodge of odd Follows do
cided 20 hold tho next session in Topeka.
kas., ON the second Monday in soptem.
bcr. 1890. All restrictions placed on
those members who refused 20 withdraw
from tho old Patrarcial circle were ~.
moved, and they can now return % the
order The JohnstOwu Relief Commit
Gee reported that sG2,8 ,8ft 90 had been
contributed and disbursod by tho odd
Fellows among tho food sufferers.
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IANzmAH. Sept. go. With the object
Of assisting Great BEitain and Germany
in supprcssing the slave trade. the sui.
tan has issued an edict empowering the
commanders Of English and German war
ships 20 search all Zanzibar dhows and
other boats The decree also provides
that every person who enters the sui
tan's d0miniOns after November shall
be- free
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Sig Hahiea nirth

SALT LAKE. Cry, Utah. sept 20. Mrs.
Hiram Smell, of Malad Idaho. has given
birth 90 sixtets three boys and three
girls. They weighed eight pounds alto.
gcthor All arc bright and hearty, and
promise " live.
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Railway Plt.. r.nr

MASuOu, Col, Sept 2i.--Tho contract
for building c0g-whecl road up Pike's
Peak was signed yesterday in Chicago.
On Monday work will begin
from the top Of tho peak by
a force Of three hundred mon.
The road will be- running by next May,
unless the winter Is exceptionally So
we're
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WAsmN0TOs, Sept. co. Postmaster
General Wanamaker invites artists and
designers 10 submit drawings and pro-
posals for new postal card before No
yombor @. Blank forms will be- fur
nishod on application.
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NEW fonK, Sept. 2O.-Thc wet weather
has sadly intcrfered with the peach crop
IN New Jersey. in Hunterdon County
alone tho loss is placed at 500. 900.
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CHAwFoED IiOUsE, n. r., sept. %
Snow began falling on Mt Washington
yesterday morning, and is now several
inches in depth, while the SUBMITS near
the Crawford House are white.
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SOrx CITY, Ia, sept g. Kings.
worth q Buxton's livery barn burned
early yesterday morning Sixty-avs
bOrsos were stabbed on the second noor.
and not one was rescued. Loss about
$40. 900. fully Insured.
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rsQuRHANyA, Pa. Sept si.- Snow
whitcncd the hills 40 Gulf summit
hroomo County, y. ". seven miles cas-,
% hero. this morning.
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Sr. PETEnsBuRu, Sept. 2f.-The gov.
eminent is about to organize a military
administration for the railroads Of West.
ern Russia, which viii replace The evil
'hioisls IN ne ovent Of war.