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High Waters.

HUDsox (N. " September 1Sth.-Recent
rains in this vicinity created threatening
freshet in various parts of the county. At
Stockport and Siuyvesant fears are enter
tanned that various mills will be injured, if
not swept away. All dwellings are unoc-
cupied and the inmates are moving with
boats. The water is higher than since 1869
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Our Trade With China.

WASHINGTON. September 18th = The
United States Consul at Hongkong reports
to the State Department that the exports TO
the United States have greatly decreased,
due mainly to a general depression, which
amounts almost to panic. A great many
Chinese merchants have failed, and these
have heretofore furnished the bulk of in
voices for merchandise exporied.
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IN AFRICA.
Kidnapped Natives Escape From Por
tuguese Steamer.

Kidnapped Natives Escape From Por-
tuguese Steamer.
CAPE Town, September 1S.h.-Great ex-
citement is caused here by the arrival of g
Portuguese steamer loaded with kidnapped
natives from Mozambique, en- route to the
West Coast. The tribunal here decided
that it was unable 10 interfere with the
steamer, but fourteen natives who escaped
were declared free. The Governor referred
the matter the Government at London.
Meantime the steamer proceeded.
TROOPS ORDERED TO NORTH AFRICA.
PARIS, September 1Sth.-In view of re-
cent developments ct Tripoli, the Govern
ment has ordered the French Mediterra-
mean and Levant squadrons to proceed to
North Africa.
EMIN PAsHA's ADVANCE.
LONDON, September 1SEh.-A Zanzibar
dispatch says that Emin Pasha hoisted the
German flag at Tabora, captured lot of
guns, ivory and cattle from Sultan Sike,
and then proceeded to Usokuma.
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Voters, Onalifications.

JACKSON (Miss.), September 1Sth.-In
the Constitutional Convention to-day the
report of the Committee on Suffrage was
practically adopted. The educational quail
iication provides that every qualified
voter shall be able to read any section of
the Constitution OF the State, or be able TO
understand the same when read to him, or
give a reasonable Interpretation thereof
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A DENVER TRAGEDY.
A Drunken Butcher Kills Policeman
and is in Turn MortalIy Wounded.

DENVER. September 1Sth-O. L. Barnes,
a butcher living near Thirteenth street and
Broadway, while drunk, assaulted his wife,
accusing her of infdelity, and pulling a
revolver, threatened to kill her. TIE
woman cried for help and Charles Wanless,
mounted policeman, passing at the time
dismounted and entered the house. Just
as he stepped inside the door Barnes fired
at him, the ball passing through his breast,
killing him almost instantly. While fall
ing, WaDiess fred at Barnes, the ball pass
ing through the abdomen, producing a
wound from which he cannot recover.
Wanless has relatives in Salt Lake.
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Exnlosion of Pitch.

New YORK, September lS;h-In a IRE
here to-day two people were burned to
death, and several were badly injured
Thirteen horses perished. The fired oc.
Cured at $50 TO 534 West Forty-frst street
used as a stable and cooper shop. The
cause of the fire was the explosion of a
Kettle of pitch. Those burned to death
were Conrad Hosbach and Chris. Asohan-
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Disbursinc the Funds,

SAN Francisco, September lSlh.-Treas-
urer J. 2. Dockery of the Joint Committee
of Native SoDs, was busy all day disburs-
ing the funds raised for the recent celebra-
tion. The largest sum paid out was S2075
for fireworks, and the total payments
amount TO nearly $4,000.
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a HorrIble sieht.

LoSe PRAIRIE MINI. September 18Th
Fred Paul, farmer. shot Mrs. Buelow,
wife of a neighbor, last night He cut the
ears from the head of the murdered woman,
and returning to his own house suicided.
When party went after the body Of the
unfortunate woman the hogs had eaten of
the face. Paul is supposed to have been
insane
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RELEASED ON EAI1
McAULIFFE- -sLAvIN.
The Fight the Interesting Topic i
don Sporting CIRCLES.


CHICAGO, September 1Sth-A don.
special says: The Slavin. McAuliffe hght
for $1,000 and the championship of the
world and the international Champion
ship belt is likely TO take place within the
next eighteen hours. The principals and
hackers are here. The prices Of the tickets
range from $50 to $3.50. McAuliffe viii
fight at 200 pounds, twenty four pounds
lighter than when be fought Jackson.
While he is in better condition Than ever
before Slavin has been boastiDg that he
will quickly knock ont his opponent. but
the betting remains to 4 on the San Fran
cisco boy. The amount that will change
hands on the result will exceed 81 1,0C0, GOO.
The resorts are crowded with sports from
all the principal cities, as well as rom
Paris and Brussels Detectives il plain
clother are seen In every throng, for the
authorities realize that il viii be feather
in their esp if they can stop the fight and
arrest the principals
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Porturars Vow Ministry.

LIsBoN, September 18th The new Cabi-
net Will probably be formed as follows:
President of the Council and Minister Of
War, Chrysostomo Interior, Casal Riberio;
Foreign Affairs, Ferros; Finance. Martiui
Justice, Caryalho; Public Works, Ennes;
Marine, Neyes; Education, Bocaye.
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Business Men Go to the Rescue of the
Contractors.

Contractors.
SPOKANE FALLS Wash. J, September 18th.
The carpenters strike on the Exposition
building here is failure. Bankers, mer-
chants, professional men and capitalists
gathered al the building this morning
by the score. All day long
squads of non-union men were brought
up from private buildings, and during
the afternoon 80 carpenters were at work,
and quite as many citizens were laying
shingles and flooring. Nearly every banker
in town responded to the call, and when
night came the Superintendent declared
that more work aud better results had
been accomplished than upon any previous
dav
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stand before him and think of the combi-
nation of his safe. This was done, and
without contact with the gentleman, the
mind-reader turned correctly 10 the num-
bets and opened the safe.
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Rain and lightning

CoUSoI BLUFFS, September lSth.-A
heavy rain storm, accompanied by severe
lightning visited This section to-day Many
cellars were flooded and great damage done.
Several buildings We're struck by light
ming and three persons seYeselY- hurt.
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A CLEVER TEST.
Mind-Reader Johnstoue Astonishes an
Audience in Chicago.

CHICAGO, September 1S,h.-Paul Alexan-
der Johnstone, the mind-reader performed
this evening a feat which, to al appear
anees. disproYes the theery that a man has
only FIVE senses, and the belief that
mind.reading is resly aeoies Of muscle.
reading. Ia the pfese Of large audi
ence at the Wellington otel. Johnstone
was blindfol6ed, his ears ar dnostrils stuffed
with cotton, and a lighted cigar placed IN
his mouth 10 destroy, for the time being,
the hearing, sight, smell and taste aud
thick gloves placed on his hends He then
requested the proprietor Of the hotel to
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Trouble Expected.

BERSE, September 1sth.-Respini, one of
the members of the Government who we're
imprisoned, has arrived at Locarno. His
partisans are enthusiastic and determined
10 reinstale the old Government Trouble
is expected II is reported q fight has oc-
CURED between the infantry ard people at
Mandrisio and that one soldier was killed.
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10Th IN FINE TRIM

LONDON, September 1slh-The Press
Association says that to days meeting of
Slsvin and McAuliffe will be purely for
NAL affair for the purpose of making ar
rangements for the coming fight. The
Sportsman says both men are in the finest
trim
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ANN Id &c Cumherland.

ToLEDo t09, September 1Sth-The soci-
! ETY. Of the Army of the Cumberland to-day
reelected General Rosecrsns President.
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The Argentine.

BUEEos .AYREs, September 1Sth-The
following Cabinet appointments have been
announced: Minister of France. Cane; In
terror, Pinedo; Public Works Hugo.
There is a report that CssaFes, President
of the Provincial Bank, viii resign.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-19

States Senate demands the free and uulim-
tied coinage of silver; demands the Eighth
General Assembly of Colorado to pass such
laws as shall reform the present fee system,
and establish salaries for State and county
officers; demands legislation providing for
the covering into the State Treasury OF
all interest accruing upon State funds. ana
fixing a salary for tie State Treasurer; de-
mands the passing of just railroad law
by the next session of the Legislature, and
the creation of Railroad Commission,
with power to revise the rates of carriage
of either passengers or freight; demands a
revision of the irrigation laws; advocates
the passage of some law for the protection
of all laboring men in the enjoyment of
every substantial right, and TO secure to the
employees and employers like fair certain
and prompt adjustment of all differences
that may arise between them, and the re-
vision of the State election laws. The
platform was adopted.
Nominations for Congressman being III
order, and Hon. Hosea Townsend being
the only nominee, he wss nominated TN
animously.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICANS.
COLUMBIA Is. C.l, September 1S.h.-The
Republican State Convention effected an
organization this evening by the selection
of George Murry (colored) as Chairman,
Brayion being ignored. The latter's friends
have determined 10 put him in the field as
candidate for Congress against Miller in
the only Republican district in the State.
This will insure the election of a Democrat
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EUREKA, September 1S!h.-The Republi-
can County Convention met yesterday.
The following ticket was nominated: Su-
perior Judge, G. w. Hunter; Assembly, A.
]. Bledsoe and P. F. Hart; Sheriff, F. H.
Lembower; Assessor, Wm. Wallace; Tax
Collector, S. A. Campbsll; Recorder, L. j.
Campton; Clerk, 0. u. Storm; Surveyor F.
E. Herrick; Treasurer. H S. Turner; Pub
lie Administrator, W. A. Scott; District
Attorney, Geo. D. Murray; Superintendent
of Schools, J. B. Brown.
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Military Orders.

WASHINGTON, September 18TH Instruo.
tons were to-day sent through the Msior-
General commanding the army to the
Division Commander and to General Nc
Cook, commanding the Arizona Depart
ment, that the latter will report direct to
the headquarters of the army
Past Assistant Engineer J ?. Lawrence
has been detached from duty at the navy
yard at Norfolk, and ordered to the Monoc-
acy, on the Asiaiic Station, per steamer of
October 1st from San Francisco.
Captain Horace Neide, Fourth Infantry.
will repair TO San Francisco and report
there by telegraph to the Superintendent OF
the Recruiting Service, New York city, for
assignment to recruiting duty.
The Tariff Bill.
WASHINGTON, September 1Sth. The con-
fsrrees on the tariff bill had meeting this
morning and ii is reported they made SUB.
stantial progress, The most important
action was the acceptance by the House
conferrees of the Senate Reciprocity amend
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A Contractor Killed.

SAN FRANcIsco, September 18th.-Charles
Meyer, of the welI-known firm of Meyer &
Simms, Tiggers and steVedores, was in
stantiy killed at the new City Hall this
afternoon. The firm had contract for
raising the giFders employed in tie con-
struction of the northeast wing, and Meyer
was acting as Superintendent. While rails
ing 800 ton girder the rope broke and
Never was struck by boom of the der
rick, crushing in his skull and chest. He
was 40 years of age and leaves wife and
four children
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
7he Rational Commissioners Oppose
Double Site for the Fair.
DEATH OF DION BOUCICAULT.
Double Suicide in New York-East-
ern Politics-California
Fruit Sales
THE WORLDS FAIR.

IspraAl DISPATCHES TO THE RncoRD-usIos.I
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NATIONAL CAPITA.
4 Scheme to Defeat ths Provisions Of
the New lnti-iOttery Bill.
HOUSE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
Proceedings in the National Senate
and Washington
Notes.-The.
THE ANrI-LorrERy BILL.

IsrpcAl DISPATCHES TO TIE HsooAD-us1os,
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
4 Stage Held Up by Masked Robbers
in GalaVsras County.
TW0 sCHOOL-HOUsES BURNED.
Fatal Accident to a Contractor
Proceedings of Political
Conventions.
Twe scHOoL-HoUsEs BURNED.
STRIKING CARPENTERS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-unoN.l
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southern oregon District Fair.

ASHLAND, September 1Sth.-The South
ern OREGON District Fair commences at
the county fair grounds at Central Point
next Monday, continuing through the
week. The indications are that it will be
well attended and credit to this part of
the State, as much interest is being taken
and all parts of the district promise to be
well represented with stock, agricultural,
fruit and other exhibits.
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
Disastrous Storms Replrted From sall
Parts Of Europe.
THE MAULIFFE-sLAvIN FIGHT.
John Dillon and William O'Brien
Arrested on Charges of
Conspiracy.
WET WEATHER.

'srsol DrpAGcHEs TO rnr sroonD-us1Os.l
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ment. 1t is understood the Senate's in
crease of the duties on wines and spirits
has been abandoned by the Senate mem
bers' Conference COMMITTEES. The Com
mi,ee now hope to be able to report Mon
1ev
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SAE ANDREAs, September 18Th. = The
stage from Valley Springs TO San Andreas
was held up by two masked men this after
noon, about four miles from town. Eight
passengers on board were robbed of about
$50, and the wooden box of Wells, Fargo
Il Co. was taken. The iron box remained
untouched. Immediately upon the arrival
of the stage the Sheriff started in search of
the robbers.
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Inyo Democratic Convention.

INDEPENDENCE, September 18th.-The
Inyo Democrats to- day nominated for the
Assembly j. r. Eldred; Superior Judge,
John W. P Lscid; Sheriff, Ben. L. Will
Jams Clerk, p II. Mack; Assessor, c. w.
Garrettson; Treasurer, J. J. Moore; District
Attorney, P. W. Forbes; School Superin-
tendent, James E. Reynolds, Coroner, J.
W MurphY.
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jealousy the Cause.

STOCKTON. September IS Nm. J. Cor
man, hotel-keeper of Copperopolis, who
shot himself dead last night, is believed to
have been jealous of his wife, whom be
married here about year ago. She was a
divorced woman-Mrs. Lou Hartley. Cor
man formerly lived at lone and went 10
Copperopolis about year ago with a five
years lease of the only hotel in town.
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BANGOR Me-, September 1Sth.-The CON
tinneus rsins for ten dsps have caused q
great rise in the Penobgcot river. There is
an immense loss in Bangor.
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Accident to a Brakeman.

ASHLAND tOr). September 1Sth.-D. C.
Agler. brakeman on the Ashland and
Grants Pass freight division of the South
ern Pacific, had his feet badly mengled by
being run over by a train in the yards at
Ashland early this morning. He wes at
tempting TO jump on the caboose while
the train was moving and fell under the
wheels. His left foot was terribly LAGER
ated, but may not have to be amputsted
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-15
Gin Work.

1 have had twelve years experts
ence with machinery and full set
of tools can make your old gin
work like new one. 1 have re-
paired a large number of gins and
have yet to hearthe first complaint
of my work or price. l sharpen
gins by machinery or hand and all
work done will be made payable
October 1st, 1889.
l will call on You duriqg the
spring and summer months. This
is allowing you a showing, and l
hope youwill hold your work Tor
me. y address is Lock Box
pa, Dawson, Ga.
GEO. V. PACE.
Feb. 20, 1889.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-15

sr.sIT- FOR TIE GIOOL,
NS~NS Weakness, Malaria, indigestion
and Hlinusu-S tarh
BROWNS IRON RITTEHs
II ~ S quickly, For sale 10y ali dealers In
uGhiCHl9 Get the genuine.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-15
A Good Day Coming.

Something very significant hap,
pened in a Georgia county not
long ago A farmer who had
s we'd a v ny neat sum of money
for the proyerbal rainy day had
the misfortune to be robbed Of bis
savings, and within few days af,
terward, farmers In the county had
deposited more than 800, 900 in
bank. Like their neighbor who
had been robbed, they were keep
ingtheir motley at home. They
concluded they would seek more
secure place for it. The incident
suggests that many farmers are not
as poor as they are believed to be,
and it is doubtless a fact that il
every one of them who has money
laid up ct home would deposit it
in bank, the aggregate amount
deposited would be very large.
This is an encouraging view to
take, and it seems a pity to Look
upon another side of the question.
While there are many farmers who
are in better circumstances than
they are supposed td'be, there are
many others who are in worse. The
county officer whose duty it is to
record mortgages could tell things
that would surprise the public. He
could reveal the fact that hundreds
of farm mortgages exist that were
mot thought to be in existence, and
that farmers who apparently are
doing quite well are really very
greatly embarrassed by debt.
Altogether, however, the farmers
of Georgia are doing very well in
deed. Those who are in debt are
making strong efforts to better their
financial condition. In a few years
if they continue their efforts, and
if their crops turn out well, they
will be in very comfortable circum-
stances. Others who have freed
themselves from debt are pursuing
policy to keep clear ofembarrassl
ment, to make their lands more
valuable, and to save expense by
raising as MANY articles for LONE
consumption as possible. 1t will
be a great day for Georgia when
all of them are able to do this, and
that day is coming.-Savannah
Ne,cs.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-15
The Life Of Business Activity,

Small industrial manufacturing
interests are the life of busipe ss
communities.
They 60 farther toward estab!
fishing an intelligent, desirable
population and keeping home mOn~
ey at heme2than any other agency
known to the commercial world.
AS paying investments for unoc-
cupied capital they have no equal.
Almost any small mandatory is
sure to yield handsome dividends
to the money put in it.
The merchants and business men
of Dawson could in no way con-
tribute to ITS more rapid growth
than by identifying themselves
with such enterprises and encoDr.
aging their establishment here.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-15
The Common Lot,

There is a place no love can reach,
There isl time no voice Can teach,
There is a chain no power cln
break,
There is a sleep no sound can
wake.
Sooner or later that time will
STRIVE, that place will wait for
your coming, that chain must bud
you in helpless death, that sleep
must fall Oh yodr senses. But
thousands every year. go ultimate.
" to their fife, and thousands
more lengthen out their days By
needful, timely care. For the
failing strength, the weakening
organs, the wasting blood, Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
is a wonderful restorative and a
prolonger Of strength and life. It
purities the blood and iuvigorates
the system, thereby fortiiying it
.gsinst disease. OF druggist,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-15
The Pulpit and the Stage.

Rev. F. NJ. Shroat, Pastor
United Brethren Church, Blue
Mound, Kan, says; 81 feel it my
duty to tell what wonders DIR.
Kings New Discovery has dons
for me. My Lungs were badly
diseased, aud my parishioners
thought l could live only a few
weeks. | took FIVE bottles of DR..
Kings New Discovery and am
sound and well, gaining 26 lbs. in
weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves
Funny Folks Combination, writes:
CATER Il thorough trial and con-
vincing evidence, | am confident
DIR, Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, beats 'em all and cures
when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness l can do my many
thousand friends is to urge them
to try it. Free trial bottles at T.
d. Sales drug store. Regular sizes
SOC, and s1.0O.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-15
I THINK 1 THUNK ALE,

.o'o"ihs pracGlcal poem, by
.. L. Dozier, in the Rome Herald
tells of the illusions that disappear
as one studies his surroundings;
| used to think when was young,
And my heart was free flom guile,
That there was grief in every tear,
And JOY in every smile,
But thinking now of what | thunk.
think thu1k lie.
| used to think about myself,
And think that | would be
A governor or a president,
Or a 5enerai like Lee,
But | have waited long in vain.
Whilst years rolled slowly by,
And thinking now of what | thunk.
hink | thunk n lie.
The honest tiller Of The soil,
When marketing his crop,
Takes Pains to put the ripe and best
Always upon the top.
| used to think those honest men
Would never cheat, nor try;
But thinking now OF what I thunk,
| think | thunk a lie.
The editors, lordly set,
Who live on milk and honey,
They've nothing else on earth to do
But write and take in money,
beatwise that's the way l used to
thunk,
But now it makes me cry;
To think Of what thufk,
| And how ] thunk a lie.
What noble men the doctors arc
! used TO think they came
From heaven or some heavenly
land,
And WORK cd for love or fame;
That they could cure all human ills
I And never let us die;
But thinking now of what I thunk,
think | thunk lie.
The lawyers, too, | used to think
| oh! God, forgive the thought
That their cor victions of the right
Could not by knaves be b u hi:
That they would not a client rob,
Or "sell" him on the sly,
But thinking now of " hat thunk,
| tliitgk | thunk a lie.
The dry goods men are honest, too,
They swear they sell at cost
| used TO think they told the truth,
And all their profits lost.
| thgouht a yard was full three feet,
Don't ask the reason why,
But thinking now Of what thunk,
think | thHhk a lie.
The niggers, too, l used to think,
| If once they were set free,
Would make good, honest citizens,
Like white folks used to be.
But they have wandered far from
grace,
The chickens still roost high,
And thinking now Ofwhat / thunk,
| think | thunk lie..
l used to think the town police,
With all his blue and brass,
Would never sleep upon his post,
Nor let criminal pass,
That on blind tigers they would
keep
An ever-watchiul eve,
But thinking now of what thunk,
| think thunAa lie.-
I used to think the poor Cbinee
Was worse than "Melican" man;
That we should missionaries send
With civilizations plan.
But thinking now of late events,
Beneath our southern sky,
Fra'h think that what l thunk
Was "wusser' than a lie: