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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-10
Cow RelIR

The bell seen on a cows neck looks like
a very ordinary article, but in reality it is
different from any ether kind of bell in
use, and is made especially for the purpose.
There are several thousands sold annually
in this country, and 80 per cent, if not
more Of them, are made in Coliinsville,
where the industry has assumed quite i'm
portant proportions, shipments Of COW bells
going TO Mexico and Canada, and even
much more distant points.
The demand from western ranches used
20 be very large, and it is still heavy, for
not only is there bell carrier or two in
most herds, but there is almost always a
reliable slow going old mare IN horse or
mule herd, her location being indicated at
an immense distance by the bell. and this
presence Of the younger animals around
her being assured
The cow bell has q covering Of copper,
and used to be quite an expensive article,
but of late years Improvements IN ma
ehinery and reduced cost Of material have
brought the price down TO about a fourth
of the old standard There is little sale IN
large towns now TO what there used TO be
beforestock laws were 30 rigidly enforced.
Interview in So. Louis Globe Democrat.
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The Young Man Gets Into the street.
The three young women were walking
abreast-perhape saunaeTing would be the
better word-aad.as the street was rather
crowded and the sidewalk rot extraordi
narily wide, the young man who came up
behind them found some difficulty IN pass
ing. He tried the outside, but people NOV
ing in the opposite direction keps driving
him back behind the trio. Then he tried
to pass on the building side. bat the trio
swerved little and there wasn't room
The young man sauntered along behind
the three young women listening to what
mamma said to me" aad what George
thought of 1t all, and then he grew des-
perate and tried again TO pass. but was
again driven back by the hurxying men and
women
Just as he fell behind the trio again one
of the young women glanced back and then
whispered to the others.
They'll give me chance to pass now, "
he thought.
But they didn't. They simply moved q
little faster and lowered their voices, and
the next instant had reached corner pe-
liceman.
''Mr. Officer" exclaimed one of them,
"will you make this fellow stop following
uss He's been mOss annoying"
"WhYf'- began the young man in sur
prise bat the officer stopped him
''Herei Heret'' he said, .get a move on
you, you jacksnfpeF FAen, raising his
hat, sits all right. leddies; I'm onto him
But, my dear sir''-expostulated the
young nan
"Quit that, now, /" interrupted the police
man, ''or I'll bat you over the head and run
you in. Washers can't live on this beat.
Leddies, your servant"
He lifted his hat again as they passed on.
gave his club jaunty whirl, and said:
"Go oni go oni Don't block the street.
Pm ia no humor for triflin."
As crowd was gathering the young man
went on, and he takes chances with teams
in the street now when he overtakes q
party Of women occupying most of the
sidewalk. He says it's safer.-Chicago
Tribune
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l.. 4. BLECKLEY, Pas. L. A.
93-tf 12o n Main street.

Grand A. O. q. excursion to Island
park, Winfield, Kan, Thursday, Sept 10.
1891, under the auspices of the A. O. Q. w.
lodges of Sedgwick, Sumner, Cowley, Har-
per and Butler counties, to be participated
20 bv themselves and friends, also several
Sunday school organizations. Every one
IS cordially invited; take your baskets well
filled. A special program has been ar
ranged. Music, prominent speakers, liter
ary exercises and ball games will be the
pleasing attractions of the day. One fare
for round trip From Wichita, $l.15.
Children between the ages of and II
wears half rate Train leaves Wichita at
7:45 a. M; returning. arrives at Wichita at
9 D. m. W. ID. MURDoCK,
d93 It Dist Pass. Agt
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Sovore,qn Grand Lodpc o.oF

Will hold its annual conclave in St Louis,
September 21 to 26, 1891 Tickets will be
sold on this occasion dates announced
later at the rate of one lowest first class
fare for the round trip with liberal limit
for return passage. The Missouri Pacific
railway offers superior accommodations
and is the shortest and quickest route for
st. Louis The only line on which you
can leave Wichita in the afternoon aud
arrive in St. Louis the next morning at q
reasonable hour and in ample time for all
connections beyond ST. Louis. No change
of cars of any class between Wichita and
St. Louis in chair cars which are free.
Pullman sleepers if desired.
l.. L. BLECKLEY, Pas. 7. A.
q3-tf l20 n Main street.
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A man who was preparing series OF
receipts for q cook book engaged the ser.
vices of a celebrated chef as critic and
reviser of his work. One day he sub
mitted TO the chef a receipt for lemon pie
which ended with the direction, "Then
sit on the stove and stir constantly
The chef twirled his thumbs and said,
att strikes me that's rather useless
direction. for # you SIT on e stove you're
bound 10 stir constantly. San Fran
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To Ns~ York la - Hears ane - nEst~s-
On and after July - cbangs q tirna
will becoms sfscflvs b@t-ssn '. icbita
and Es~ York, ~ tbat P2ssssSsf isaFiDK
wichita OF The MissSgsi Psflns rsiiSAZ
can rSAeh EsE York IA - sgars asd =
minutes. Tie train lsayss hlfblaa eaa.T
AZ Isi5 ,. n. sFTls1nx ts LeeN AelA -. - 80
. IA. fbs sssotsd dsy following Oniy 0as
shsuRs q ear - nsosssaFy. vkieh = zats
Ia - r. Iouis Lnlon dspsoa This -
ssx.rsf hours quicker ttus thsn ear -
r1nes by any otbss Lzs eut ~ Wlcbita-
sAsfs free - sbzir eAf& Ealk1zaa Essso-
inx cars 4 dss.rsd
< <. BLEcKLET, p. a ]. a
cyl.sf ~ hoELh AAln stepaN
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On September 22nd, 1891, Vandali4 Line
will sell excursion tickets from st. Louis
TO all points in Indiana, Ohio and Nlchi'
gan with a return limit of thirty days, at
half fare. Now is your opportunity to
visit in the east. 1t is expected western
lines will make the same reduction and
sell tickets through over the Vandalla
line therefore apply to your home ticket
agent for tickets and rates via st. Louis
and the Vandalia If they cannot be pro-
cured there and full information given
write at once to J. NJ. CHEsBROUGH,
Asst genl Passenger Agent Vandalia
lime, st. Louis, Mo- 9S-IOt
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Eoneshins Ne--Throsgh Can Bss-ssa -
PKaI ana Kazsas Ctfy.

TIE trzGsc between above csttes has
20 increased that tSs GTsAs Aock IslA1c
route has instituted . pew order of things.
ard has put o. their trains. . through car
tia service are Pullman eombl1sfion
chair car and SLEEPER, AID srs tzs En- rod
men; Of comfort The pTscs ekafged tof
this especial serves 10 bat littls sSo S'arsa
with tae accsumocstioz E5ysn
see that yozr tickets resc va TIE Ait
Lea route &C. r / & r; b c. X q y.
sra - e. SG l. HF'sL LAps Aoa l1s<
tables sent O. sprliezt3e1~
JoEs SEBxE7IxE.
Gen7 1kt 4 PAsA Ag1
Z 81. JoEx. Gen5 NsnA<sE
GszeEnI c4cesr Chtc4S1. ~
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The Proper Thing.

Evelina-Come. Chawley. let's 60 home
row.
Charies-Whst for' Aren't you enjoy
ing the ENTERTAINMENT
Evehna-Oh, yes, but it isn't good form
TO be very much interested in anything.
People won't know but We are from the
country if we stay until the end--Ch2u-
tauqua Assembly Herald.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-10

Tie Rock Island have PLACED on sale
tourist tickets 20 Colorado points a. SPECIAL
low rates for the round trip, fnal limit for
return passage October g. 'sis also sxcur-
siou rates 70 SAT- Lake. Ogden. Helena
and California points. a. . great Fedrc-
ten Please cali AZ The Hock Island ofice
before purchasing tickets. and obtain
reliable Information - 70 routes. rates ard
time Ctr oasee. 100 EAss Douglas
avenue. corner of Nam street depot. COT
ner Mad and DoaElzs avenues
". Il WEsHAET,
City ticket aid pzsseagsr agent. Ssch-
ia, KAz- Asf
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Excursion rates to Topeka and return
via the Rock Island route. SINCE fare for
the round trip plus so cents for admission
TO the Kansas State fair. Ticket on sale
Sept. 10 to 19, inclusive, good returning
S1p to and Including Sept. 81. City office
100 East Douglas avenue, corner Main
street w. II. Wishart, city ticket and
messenger agent. 93-16t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-10

Stopl looki Cheap rates TO Kansas City
and return via the Rock Island route.
Tickets will be placed on sale Sept. 70 II,
inclusive. Good returning up to and in
cluding Sept. IS. Fare for round trip g. IS.
For ticket and information call at city
ticket Office 100, corner Main and Douglass;
depot corner Mead and Douglass avenue.
9011t w. II. WIsHATsT, G. 4. 81 Z. A.
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CRY CIrRk,s Orrrcr

WICHITA, han., sept !, 1881.
Sealed proposals viii be received at this
office up to O'Clock p. m. September IA.
1891. for the construction OF a bridge over
the Little Arkansas river on Beal avenue
eleventh street, Complete plans. speci-
fications and estimate of the work can be
seen at the Office of the city engineer. The
mayor and council reserve the right to re-
ject any and ali bids.
b0-I2t FRED SCHATTNER. City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-10

Wichita and RAnsas City express. Sauta
Fs route. leaves daily a. sao5 q m. arrives
IN Topeka 2.i0 .. "a, and In Kansas City
l25 .. m. with DO change OF cars, rscsll-
ing chair ear seats in which are fres- Al
ways on time Stops syeTyuhsrs aud rons
fast between stzfisnA al
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-10

August Is, Sept Is and %. 70 sll points
Ia Texas. FL Paso and DemiDg, y. NJ,
final limit thirty days from sale, with
privilege OF stopovers south Of the Kansas
line and south Of La Juuta going. For
full particulars call on or address agents
Of the Santa Fe railroad, Union depot. cor
ner of Douglas and Fifth avenues, or In
ion ticket Office. 155 North Main street.
w. d. MURDocE. u. z. A.
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sherlr's Docket.

OFFICE SHERIFF SHAWNEE COUNTY,
TOPEKA, Kan, May 23, 1891.
u. NJ. Burdock s. Bro. Wichita Kan.
DEAR SIRS:-Enclosed You will find my
check in payment for Sheriff docket, etc
Tor which please accept my thanks. The
Sheriff's docket is an especially fine one
and / would not do without it for any
price. Yours truly, j. NJ. WILKERsoN.
4 2
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A sT..eorolortcAI s%ation in Pekiu.

The highest meteorological station in
Europe is On the top of the Sonnbhek, in
Austria. Ii Is lo, les feet aboVe the level Of
the ses. The oldest station OF the same
character is at Pekin. China II was found
ed in the wear 1879, and still contains three
of the original insEEumsnts--St- Louis he
public
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-10

The Missouri PAesse railway is ths enly
irs running AZ Afternoon train Wichita
81. Louis, lea Wing Wichita a. i.i5 ?. z.
and arriving At ST. Louss O'clock BsTi
morning. e miles the sboTtest hBs a1s
three hours the azIckest Tina lI1
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WICHITA, Kan, Sept. 9, 1891

WICHITA, Kan, Sept 9, 1881.
The co-nartnership heretofore doing
l,,Isinass nnder the firm name of Shaffer &
Mahapev is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, s. S. Shaffer retiring. C. E. Ma
haney will collect all accounts Outstanding,
assume all debts of said firm and be found
doing business at the old stand.
nos 3t S s. SHAFFER.
G. T. MAHANEY,
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a Reasonable Price.
rr,scO LIN. 70 5. LOuls and the East

Two daily trains TO St. Louis equipped
with Pullman sleepers and handsome chair
cars. Leaves Wichita at 1925 .. M and
1O:35 D. m, arriving in st. Louis one hour
earlier than most routes. Making prompt
and sur connections TO the east. allowing
passengers ample time in St Louis To OBJ
tain meals prior to the departure Of the
fast eastern trains.
W. d. M1RDC <, Dist. Pass. Agt.,
I58 n. Maiu st. and Douglas Ave. Depot.
"a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-10

Harvest Excursions East TO Chicago and ST.
LOuis.
The "Great Rock Island" will sell har-
vest excursion tickets, Sept. 10 and %, at
very low rates, making tickets good for 30
days from date of sale. For further inform
alton YOU are invited to call at city ticket
office, corner Main and Douglas, or at
passenger station, corner Mead and Doug
sas. w. H. WISHART,
G. T. & P. A, Wichita. Kas.
JNo. SEBASTIAN,
T&P, a. Chicago. III. e6-22t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-10

Night express Tor kansas City. St Louis
and the east leaves v iehItG 81 sssj ,. Ia
Chair cars and Pullman sleepsrs On this
rain Missouri i2scifersii.ay z i0R
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-10
Kansas City and Return.

Excursion tickets at the rate of one
lowest first class fare for the round trip
will be sold to Kansas City and return
Sept. 6 to II, Inclusive, limited for return
passage to and including Sept. 10, 1891.
Palace chair cars free and Pullman sleep
ers on all our Kansas City trains
E. K. BLECKLEY,
p. and T. A, Mo. Pac. R'y.
120 North Main street. 93-tf
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Gnnda Mineral SPRINGS

Call and sample our pure Canada maple
sap and you will have no otner. q =: :. D.
Tletcher So-Vs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-10

Lewis academy will open on Sept z 1891
For particulars address or call on J. III.
Eaylor, u %
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-10

On and after Sept. /, 1891, the rates at
tine Gilbert hotel will be reduced to 50 and
S6 per week. The accommodations are
first-class. 5o-OO
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Swiss and limburger cheese at Fletcher's-
9S-6t
Irrigation Congress at san Lake City.

One lowest first class fare for the round
trip to Salt Lake City, Utah, and return
will be made for the above-named occa
sion. Tickets will be sold on Sept. l2th
only, with transit limit of three days In
each direction and final return limit Sept.
30 1901 For further information call at
12O North Main street. E. E. BLECKLEY 4
dgs 3t 2. & T. a. Mo. Pac. R'y.
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Go east via the New Short line, Mis-
souri, Pacific Pleasant Hill route
Through sleeping and chair cars without
change Wichita 70 81 LOuis BOD u
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Dissolution Notice.

Three packages condensed mlnce meat
for q cents at Fletcher's. 1901
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61tt

Blank charters and al kind Of legEl
blanks for sale By
IKE WTcHYTA RAsIE
d1a Wichita. KGnsAA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-10

Blanks Of ali kinds used in real estate
transactions, court proceedings, justice
blanks. all kinds and descriptions, can bs
purch Sssd Oh the first noor, ia TIE bushes
ofice- y
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Harvest Excursions East to Chicago and St

New crop evaporated raspberries only 70
cents a pound at Fletcher's. 9S-ot
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ages, contents, quantity, value, con
signOr aud cOnsignce. Such entry
may he made by the agent Of the rail.
way company and need not he verified
by oath.
Tue basis Of entry win be the mani.
fest accompanying the car aud II will
not lie necessary TO unload the mer.
chandise, unless the manifest IL re-
gardod by the collectors Us too indeiln-
Ito for the purpose II making the entry,
OF he has valid reasons for the inspec.
ton Of the contents Of the ear.
Assistant Secretary Spaulding nys
the object Of the amendment Is solely
Tor the protection Of the revenue col
iector, enjoined 10 take all proper
measures 10 prevent any unnecessary
detention OF the cars.
II ON examination, the consular sesls
aro found 90 DO intact aud entry l.
made a. required, the car Will bu hir.
ther secured 10y the customs locks and
forwarded to the destination by duly
bonded route. II the consular seals
have been removed " tempered with
before tho arrival ut the frontier, the
car will be- detained, and an entry be
required IA In the case u ordinary i'm.
portationH.
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The Mingo.

Tho Mlngo smeltrr has Jusi In.
corporatrd with capital stock Of
100000, divided iuto 5000 shares, The
stock IL subscribed NJ follows James
Il. Schwartz, OF rittsburg, Pa, 1870
share, Robert warlrop, Of Shields,
Pa, Basil W. Doyle, Of Scwicklcy
Pa, Herbert T.. Anderson, Of Pitt.
burg, Pa, william j. II. Walker, u
Sandy, Utah, and Frank N. OliicUr
and William Reid, u this city, i've
shares each.
The business Of tn. corporation II "io
buy and sell ores aud bullion, 10 pur.
chase aud build and operate ymcltcm
and smelling plant for the treating and
reducing Of orvs,n etc,
The officers for the ensuing term
aroi James T.. schwartz, president
and director; Robert wardr1p, vice.
PRECEDENT and director. william Rsid,
secretary and director; Frank II, ON.
Ger, treasurer aud director, Basil W.
Doyle, Herbert T., Anderson aud vii.
liam j. II. Walker directors.
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A Sidewalk Scramble.

Having been arrested on a warrant,
Hymm Harris, described M the pro.
prletor Of the new "Harris" building
In Ia. neighborhood OF State street,
was brought before Commissioner
Greenman this morning on charge
Of malicious mischief. II would np.
pear that tho complainant, n Mr.. Trim.
mer, lays claim 10 the right OF an
nlleywny somewhere between his aud
III. defendants premises, and recently
he had sidewalk laid and other i'm.
provements carried out there. Mr..
Harris does not seem 10 have Viewed
matters In exactly the same light; at
any rate, he yesterday proceeded 10
tear up tho sidewalk and do other
things In the same direction which
Mr.. Trimmer asserts he ought not 10
have done, He therefore caused him
10 be arrested.
Commissioner Greenman fixed tho
hearing for 10 O'Clock next Tuesday
morning and allowed the Defendant 70
20 free on his own reoognizauoe.
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A Plea for the Game Law.

Editor Deserot Newg
Having seen In your issue Of May
22nd tho report Of Fish and Gam. Com.
missioner Barratt, | wish 10 call your
attention to the fact that In the conn.
ties OF sgnpc,e, Sewer, Pluto aud MIL
lard deer arc killed every year BY the
hundred indiscrlmlnaloly. II this goes
ON much longer that noble animal
the deer, win soon DO thing Of
the past. Fish are also taken
In said counties regardless Of
law or season. The white man ~ not
the only lawbrcaker-the rcdskin kills
them Tor their hides only, In the winter
sess3n, when deer are running. The
hsh they exchange for biscuit or
money. The writer knows the trail OF
rowing band ~ indians who, have
reason 10 believe, arr Indirectly agents
for hide and pelt grabbers, who r-aliLo
about 30 per cent. from their labon.
..- A bHEErIiiRDER.
MOUNT PLrAsAsT, June ~, 1871.
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Taking Active Stems.

The board Of directors Of the Cham.
bcr Of Commerce aud mumbors Of the
Transportation Bureau held meeting
lnst evcning In the Chamber II Com.
mcrcc Hall. Outstanding accounts for
the sum ofslill wcrc carefully audit.
Ell aud ordered paid.
Tho committee apo inled 10 prepare
n circular letter 10 the diii vront trade
organizations ~ the western trades
organization was Instructed 10 iotinu.
late n suitable letter aud also instruct.
cd 10 walt on the governor In order TO
secure the names Of tho delegates NJ.
pointed 10 tho coming irrigation con.
vention.
After some routine business the
board OF directors adjourned 10 meet
with tho transportation bureau, who
we're present Ia full force.
Four subcommittee were appoint
cd " circulate the subscription list
among the working met, In order that
n sufficient fund may he r,i-oi 10 la.
nugufAtu proceedings before the inter-
state commerce commission, that u tsst
case may bo submitted which viii
cmboiy the grievance and discflmin-
alton now existing sgiins, this city.
A committee consisting VI Fred
Simon, tile PRECEDENT VI the Chamber
oi Commerce, Colonel Donnrilan, frs,
vico.pr.sidcnt, aud directors Shear.
man and Clsvaon were appointed "a
wait on Colonel Weber, superlntend.
ent Of Il. q. NJ. l., Tor the purpose oi
Inviting that institution 10 Join In the
movement inAugurated by the trans.
poftstion bureau 10 obtain redress fOl
the grievances now existing.
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~ Causes = surprise by Falling aud
Again RISING.

Los ANGELES, Calf, July 3.-rhe
Desert lake at Sslton caused surprise
yesterday by the fact that the water
rcceded In the morning, tut COM
menced TO rise again, showing that the
limit had not been reached. All the
fiat part of the basin Ia now covered
with water. The section men are
making an effort TO save thc railroad
spur, but the weather IL very hot and
II IL feared the mon cannot endure H..
Two outnts have been started out by
the superintendent Of the Southern
Pacific yesterday, onu from 5allon and
the other from Ogllhy. Both PARTIES
started In wagons with n supply Of
water ami provisions, aud will make
an effort to locate the exact spot wherc
the water comes through the sandhills.
The operators At 5alton telegraph That
the water IA rising very slowly and
that there Il no danger VI II reaching
the railroad track.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-The pre-
siding Judge OF the court Of common
pleas this morning handed down u de
cision UNFOLDING tho authority Of the
vested with powers 10 subpoena wit.
nessos aud place them under oath,
before receiving their testimony.
The decision Of the court arose
through suit IN equity brought
against Yard, who refused 10 be sworn
or " testify before the Keystone hank
investigating committee. Yard had
been Indicted by the grand Jury fof
criminal conspiracy with vx.City
Treasurer Batjslcy 10 uulawiully use
public funds.
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A CIRCULAR
Regarding ImpoTla,ions under Con.
-uiar seats.

WAsHISGroS, July 9.-The seero.
tary Of the treasury, With the approval
Of the President, has Issued a circular
amending the existing regulation In
regard 10 impoTtations under consular
seal, 40 ns 20 require the officer Of the
usited States authorized 10 act la the
premises in foreign contiguous terri
tory 10 make a careful comparison OF
tho contenta OF ears with the manifest,
and to close and seal the openings of
the cars. On the arrival at any frontier
port OF cars thus secured with consular
seals, an entry IN tnplicate Will DO r..
quired OF the contents VI such cars,
showing the marks, number u pack.
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naer- Arrested.

CApIsIowS, July "A body u
hundred men and their families crossed
tho l,impopo yesterday Ia found "A 10.
pablo of tho north IN Newfoundland.
They were met by police aud troops Ia
the employ Of tho British South Afrl.
can company, who drove the BOcrs
back aud arrested then leaders.