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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-13
German
Syrup

l am farmer at Edom, Texas. I
have used German Syrup for six
years successfully for Sore Throat,
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Pains in
Chest and Lungs and Spitting-up of
Blood. l have tried many kinds of
Cough Syrups in my time, but let
me say to anyone wanting such a
medicine-German Syrupis the best.
We are subject to SO many sudden
changes from cold to hot, damp
weather here, but in families where
German Syrup is used there is little
trouble from colds. John F. Jones. Q
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-13
Housekeepers
Should Remember.

The Government Chemists, after having ana
lyzed all the principal brands in the marker II
their reports placed the Royal Baking Powder
at the head OF the list for strength, purity and
whoiesomeness; and thousands of tests all over
the country have further demonstrated the fact
that its qualities are in every respect unrivaed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-13

ALLcocK's Porous PLAsrEss are the only
reliable plasters ever produced. Fragrant,
clean, Inexpensive, and never failing; they
fully meet all the requirements of house
hold remedy, and should always be kept on
hand. For the relief and cure Of veaL
back, weak muscles. lameness, stiff or en-
larged joints. pains in the chest, small OF
the back ard around the hips. strains.
stitches. and all local pains. ALLcocx d
Porous PLAsTERs are unequaledi.
Beware OF limitations, and do not be de-
ceived BY Misrepresentation. Ask for ALL
COCKS, and let no solicitation or expIana-
ton induce you to accept a substitute.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-13

Some of the best dinners in Washing
ton last year were given by Representa-
tive Flower, of New York. He dined
nearly every member Of congress. and
the result has been great boom to his
nopularity.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-13

Miss Adelina Patti Baird, a goddaugh-
ter of the diva and daughter OF rich
English iron founder, has a string of
pearls collected from the days of her
babyhood One of her first gifts was a
number of fine unstrung pearls, and to
these have been added others from time
to time by parents and relatives until
she now has matchless necklace.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-13

Until late years the salutation Of
MERRY Christmas" was almost un-
known in many southern homes. After
the fashion of the waits" in many
places negro men and boys some time be-
fore Christmas go in the evenings from
door to door singing, in the hope Of 10
ceiving gifts of money or eatableA
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-13
A sOvEKEIGN REMEDY.

DR.. Parker's Sure Cough Cure. Ore
dose will stop cough. 1t never fails.
Thy it. Price, rs cents bottle. For
sale by all druggists. Pacific Coast
Agent, Geo. DahIbender & Co., Drug
gists, 2l4 Kearny street, San Francisco,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-13

Near indianapolis, Ind. in Sugar
Creek township, a panther has been
committing serious depredations. At
last reports he had been driven to the
woods and was surrounded by "0oe'
farmers.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-13

When death was b lurIy expec ed from c,,-
sumption, all re nedies having failed and DR.
James was experimenting, he accidentally
made a preparation of Indian Hemp, which
cared hi on child, and now gives his recipe
,ree on receipt OF two stamps to ray expenss s.
Hemp also cnres night is, nausea at the
stomach h, and will break fresh cold In wenty-
four hours. Address Craddock & Co., 1872 Ra e
st., Phiiade phis, Pa, naming this paper
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-13

Observations seem to show thst 4 de-
crease in the earth's latitude is in prog
ress, implying an alteration in the direc-
ton Of the earth's axis. The fiuctus-
ton Is thought to be due to minute
oscillation causef by some changes IN
the internal wars Of the earth.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-13

Sch 1ol Teacher--Why were The prisoners who
were executed called poor sinners7' scholar
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-13

For throat troubles and coughs use
Byoson's Bronchial 7rocis !" They possess
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-13

Many board Of directors ii made up q
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-13

The specific gravity Of gold Is 10. 30
that is. 1t weighs nineteen Ead hall
times az much as its own bulk Of water.
The dnctiiity and malleability of this
metal are eqnaled by no other. By due
tii'ty y meant the property of allowing
itself 70 be drawn out into wire, and
by malleability its property OF flatten-
Ing without splitting under the hammer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-13

We posttively.cure rupture, piles and all rec
IA diseases without pain or detention from bud
ness. No cure, no pay Also all Prfvule dis
easea- ADDRESS for pamphlet Drs. Porteraeld
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Wanted "A y ung won n who can ooh ana
dfess the chisdfen." Poor 1 tle desys!
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MINING NOTES.
California District.

Located in this district between Galeyville, on Turkey Creek, and the mouth of Cave Creek 10 the southeast IS Il set of apparent limestone hills that give much promise for the futur- if the owners of the property located therein will only do proper develop ment. Among the most promising prospects are the Good Will, C0nten- ton, iIunming Bird, Phil Sheridan, Provi.eniial, OplIir, Emma Brent and Rahbif, all lying contiguous and the first four Icing upon the same lead, which rans east and west in line, tine ore being high grade chloride and hlark metal nith d small showing o3 carbonate, m quartz gangne. The first four properties nam, d., commen- cing in their order on the western enn oi the lode cropping, are all on ili, same leIge, with an almost continu- Jus outerop oi tlic ore, yet with the exception of the Humming Bird. which is a patented claim, and th. Contenii"n, they show no work worthy of mention.
 Geo. Montgomery. on the Conten- tinn. has demonstrated hy Il zoo fool -haft that ihe lime is nothing but capping above porpbery and quartzite. which in his dev, lopment was encoun- tered at T depth Of SJ feet, and now has the satisfaction of "A strength Of , feet in lhe ledge on floor of shaft of fine concentrating ore of good grade, with running water convenient and an abundance of cheap fuel in sight Tor raduction purposes.
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stewart and chm.

The former for delegate to congress and the latter for councilman at large is the result of several days wrangling at Prescott. The former is W. G. Stewart. lawyer at Flagstaff, known as "Micky" Stewart, The latter is q resident Of Graham county, and a Mormon leader Of no small promin- ence. The cause of the birth Of such a monstrosity was given to the PRos- rEcToR by gentleman who came around by way of Los Angeles 10 Iu- ma on yesterdays train.
 It was the old fight in which the Woliiey and an,i-WolGey factions took part. The woltle,ites wanted to control the organization of the Re publican territorisl committee, anu were willing 10 give up anything tn secure ihis prize. Bncky O'Neal was agreed upon as the proper person io head the ticket as delegate to con gress, and his nomination was fore gone conclusion. Imagine the sur prise when n delegate arose and placed Stewart in nomination, who was second, q by Siilwell, of Cochise. in tiowery speech. Bncly O'Neal positively refused to let his name he n.ed. and the nomination of Stewart was carried, in the face of Il bIg kick. Then came ihe nomination of Clufl for the council. after which the deal was consummaied by the election of woliley, of the Republican. for chair man of the Republican territorial committee. The combination had been f"rmei on the quiet and the hut ton worked all right when. il was pushed.
 Coconino was allowed to name the delegate by agreeing Co support Wolf ley for chairman of the committed. Three counties were not represented at all in the convention.
 Tho nomination of Ciufr was made 10 hush up the other faction of the narty, who will be unable tn ring Murmon collar cry into their cam paign speeches this fall. Tke disgust of Republicans gene rally is manifested or sides.
 Jurge Chas. Wright, of Tucsc n, says: Murphy would have beaten Mark Smith. but this fellow isn't in i;."
 Herbert Penney said: "Who is Stewart, anyhow7 The nomination looks mighty chilly"
 Major Montanden sad: "Why, yes, I know him. He lives up north"
 The result of the deliberations of thc convention i- looked upon as the 1 biggest farce on ,le political records. i
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BISBEE COLUMN.
Sept. i2.

Sept. i2.
 Frank Tweed. of Phenix, came in yesterday to see his cousin. Ed Ba:ci,- -lier, who is lying very sick with Ihe fever
 We were strangers and they took. us in" |, Ills the story of the Bisbec- Tombstone E. ma. For once ihe Cor per cranks were not in it. g 10 II tell: the mourniul tale. The boys had lots of fun though and were roy ally entertained by the Tombstone kits.
 The law provides that every teacher shall teach the effect on the body of indulgence in alcoholic beverages. How can this be done effectively if tho ch.li knows-and they will know if it Is iact-that It's teacher drinks wine or beer or brandy; or why should a boy believe that tobacco is injurious if he knows that his teacher smokes cigarettes.
 Ed Lopez and Rafael Miranda in dulged in n friendly ul'erca,ion last nigh. ove. in "Chihuahua." Rafa.l couldn't sec t'e point of Ed's argu- nlent, so he enforced it by couple of shots, one of which made an ugly wound in the groin, and pas..ng with in q eighth oi an inch of the femnral artery. Dr. Wright WAS at once called and after d'essing the wound pro- nounced it not necessarily iatsl. The patient is resting easily at this writing. Constable Bowm n cleveIly gathered Ei in about o'clock in the morning. just as he was starting for Sonora.
 A bold attempt 10 iescue Ed Lopez WAS made Last night. Jake Bownai,'s attention Was called down the track "y several pistol shots. He started at "nce but had an intuition that it might be q blind. .IIe immediately made A run for the jHii and arrived in time 10 see the party who was attempt- ing 10 release the ex-convict. IL is known, however, that he is white man. Bisbee needs and Is entitled by population to at least three or four watchmen.
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Chas. Marsden has purchased the interest of one of the heavy owners in the Western Commercial Co, Of Los Angeles, This concern is The one of which Frank Moore is president. The house is a solid one, an' carries q stocg of $l0o.O00 oi building material, including paints and oils. Frank Moore is president of the company and Mir. Marsden is vice president. The latter is now in Arizons travelling m the interest of the house, and will visit Tombstone.
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The military band, stationed ai -Gusymas, passed through Benson last night on the way 10 San Diego ant: Ensenads to participate in the fc.tiv- iiies at those two places during the present month. The band is con- posed of thirty piece., anal while wait ing Tor ihc train at Benson some choice music was rendered. much to the delight of the residents and wait ing passengers
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wm. Green steward of the com pan,'s hospital. left on special yes trrrlay to reslme his studies at the College of Physirisns and Surge ms New York city. Willie has made lots of i'ien1s curing ais stay with us, who wish him abundant success, wl.cr- ever his lot in life may be cast.
 W. II. Brophy left yesterday on a onsiness trip east. He will be gone three UT four weeks
 Dr. Van Dorn. who has been visit ing our camp the past week, left for his mine in Sonora tc-day.
 Mike Brophy returned from a vaca- s.on trip in California Saturday.
 The l.. L. A. adjourned for one week.
 P. A. Moon and wife leave this morning for an outing of two or three weeks.
 Ji;n Craigbaum has bought the place formerly owned by z. P. Little page and will bring his family over from Tombstone in n day or two.
 Mrs. A. D. Laird and Miss Camilla Hughes are yisiiing friends and rela- tives in Tombstone.
 Willie Beiden has accepted posi- ton as messenger boy in the telegraph office of the A and $. F. Willie is a pretty good sprinier and will help to relieve his class of the odium that at- Laches to 1t.
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Piles. l,cn,a< Piles

Symptons-Moistire intense itching and .stinging most st night; worse by scratching. Ii allowed SO continue tnmors form which often bleed and ulceraie becoming very sore. SwAYNE's OINTMENT stops lhe itching ard bi-eJ ing, beals alteration and in most cases removes the tumors. At drug gisis or by mail for 5O cents. Dr. Swa, ne X Son. Philadelphia.
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Cochise Democracy.

At a meeting of the Democratic Central Commmirtee on Saturday evening the l0.h inst, the following d"lesates were selected to ihe Dem ocra'ic convention to be held at Flag staff on the 2lsi:
 T"mbsione-W. k. Meade, Martin Costello.
 Bi,I.ee-J. W. Wallace, Michael Me Guirk.
 Fairbank-F. NJ. Mckay.
 Benson-G. ". Bryan.
 Tnrp,iuis-AugustS Sohery.
 Willcux-E. A. Nichol-.
 Democratic county primaries will be held on Ina l7,h inst. and ,he county convention will convene on October G, at noon in ScIietf-lin Hall.
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cured, and 59 deaths were reported that occurred previously.
 BosroS-The lightning express on the Fitchhurg road was run into by an express freight and both trains are a complete wreck. The engineer of the freight lost control of his engine, caus- ing the collision. Nine persons were killed outright and 4o are badly wosnded.
 BRUssELs-It is officially announc- ed that the government of Belgium will decline 10 allow the international monetary conference to be held here.
 SAN FRASCIsCG-Hattie Graham, w::o with Dr. Haven and wife, is under "rrest f r the murder of Mary Carroll. who died from the effect of a criminal operation, attempted suicide to-day hy taking morphine. She was pulp- d out and will recover.
 Lo'N LAKE, N. Y-Dr. Gardner, Mrs. lIarri-on's physician, arrived to- Jay and will remain with her for the present. Her condition does not improve as was hoped.
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IsOTEl. ARRIVALS
SAN JOSE.

SAN JOSE. Gus Heyman, City. F. N. Land, City. c. H. Wiids, River. Geo Bryan, Benson. c E Crouch Bisbee. J D Gilbert and vie, Turquois. " k Thomas, Bisbce. L C. Hughes. Tucson.
 PALA E.. c. R. Crouey, San Francisco. E Goldman, San Francisco. Thos H sutton. Los Angeles. J Brownsteip, San Francisco. c Marsden, Los Angeles. R c Montgomery, Los Angeles. D D Ross, Bisbee.
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The PRosPEcro. acknowledges re- ceipt from the Uni,ed States Public Service company of Chicago, of the desisn ofbadge to be worn hy all the sch,ol children in America in the eel ebration of the 2lst of Octs,i,er. The ba ige con-ists of the Stars and Stripes with seal, surmount-d by Eagle and shield, with lettering below 'National Pub.ic School Celebration. Columbus Day Oct. 2lst l492-lS91. Official Badge" snd is printed on white sstin. In lots o: from 100 To l0o0 they wiii be furnished at four cents each, and from lUcO 10 5OU0 at three and one half cents.
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Jess Fisher came up from San Der naIdino ranch last night. The bound ary survey commission has pulled up stakes and moved to near Pete John sons ranch below Bist ee. They have completed the survey to Nigger Head. It will oe some time before they will move to Nogales. Owing 10 a searci' y of water the cavalry has teea sent back to Huschuca and an infantry company has taken it's place.
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DIAMOND DUST.
Bisb,e Kids Showed Under by
 Tombstone Bantams.

Yesterday vas gala day among the youthful followers of the diamond and their p'trons, the occasion being x return game between the Bi,bee aud Tombstone boys in which the latter took the bakery hy score of g to II. Game was called at o'clock with sn immense crowd for spectators. The following is the score:
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Death of Tom Atehisop,

T. A. Atchinson, who had been sui fering for a long Ine from compli- cation Of di-eases. slied last night a; the county hospital. Mr. Atchison was one Of the earlier settlers of Tomb stone. and can here with c. E. K-l- ton, Ralph Thompson and others in 1879. He was born at Steubenvilip, Ol,io where he still has relatives liy- irc. The deceased had been a success ful business man and built up lucra- tive business in ilIc line of stoves and hardware in Tombstone. He was taken to the hospital three days before his ceath, it being considered advis- stle to have him under the doctors care all ;he time. His relatives have been telegrapbed to and their wishes regarding tl'e time for the funeral will be consulted.
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srpNARY,

SHNARY.
 Two olse hits, 1woomev, I. RafT r'y |, Me Aldle I; home run. wniig I; Doubl- plays. Stiiiman u assisted: hases or cak h ills >tIl man Bellinser I; hit ly Iiicher. WiliiarIs I. Belten I. O'Connor I: truck out ty Toomey II Niu'g 8; pasS bh s. Mu ch 9: wld pitches. Wutt 3: l-ft on bases, TonlbStone Q f,ishre ,: umpire Washburn; scorers wsters and S.les.
 Elias, first basenan Of the Bisbee team, and Wixtrum, SiiIman, Me Ardle and Toomsy Lf the Tombstones deserve special mention for neat work, Sullman, by a double play unassis,ed, winding up Inc game.
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Mis- Neitie HafFery came home yesterday from Csli:ornIa. where she had been for several weeks. Mis-. Kitty is muci, improved in health, and wIll remain at Ventura for few weeks yi.iting an aunt.
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Ge' rse Bryan came up from Ben son to-day to attend the session of the board of supervisors, which performed the duty this afternoon oi turning over ths tax roll to the tax collector.
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W. E. Payne & O., Employment agenis, 9iU Union Avenue. Kansa. Guy. Mo, Furnish reliable help, male UT female. any narioaaliiy in any quantity, and send them Io all parts of the Union free of charge. Cores pondcnce solic.t,J. 2An
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-18

Henry Slave, wh is in the employ O. the c. C. C, was thrown from his horse recently and sprained his wrist as he thought. He come to town yesterday. suffering muc. pain, and was paine still more 10 be told that his arm was broken.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-18

Daled hay taken at current ptices for back subscriptions to the PRos- rEcroR or EPirAPH. Don't forget this when you c-me to town. "
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A need.d improvement is cnri' post on the northeast corner nf Third and Tougl,nut streets, which will compel blgyies to keep out from the corner. As it now i-, there is great danger
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-18

Mrs. P. B. warnekros and friend re- turned to-d,y from q six weeks ,isit in California.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-18

Ben Cook left to-day for California. He will go east over the Northern Pa cifc, and return to Tombstone about the Ist of March next.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-18

The Arnoli property on ;he corner of S,ffor and Ei sht streets was sold at SherilIs sale to-day and brough, Sll5. George Fits hii IL in.
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y The force of wvIkmen on the North aud South road is 10 be increased 10 200o men.
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A. Wentworth is improving in health qnite rapidly. and will return to his work at Fairbank or he l6,h inst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-18

Alien English went 10 Bisbec to-day to look after the case oi ,he Territory vs. Lopez. charged with assault with a deadly weapon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-18

All persons having guns, etc, at s. l.. IIar:s gun shop, are requested [" call for them during the month, as Mr. Hart wi 1 remove 10 Tucson abou' Oct. I.t. 2t
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Mark Smith is confined tv the house with an ulcera,ed sore throat.
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NEWS BY WIRE.

New ORLEANs-The Olympic club refuses to back prize fights now ard will n ake nc other arrangements for some months. The next fight will be in February. The club estimates its p ofits at $t 0,OC0, but the figures have not yet been made public The crowd present spent some S35O, 900 to $5OO,- 900 in New Orleans. Hoseyer they made very lit le on the betting, losing good deal on Myer and winning a htile on C,:bett.
 SANTA FE, N. M.-The Democratic convention met here to-day. and alter stormy organization nominated An :bony Joseph, present delegate tc congress, as candidate 10 the Fifty third congress.
 SSRAcUsE-Governor Flower toda, authorized Health or cer Jenkins io agree to the ierms of David $. s. Ssni. owner of Fire island, which the healrl officer wishes topnrchase for q'iaran- tine station. Samis demands S5O,0OC b-fore the passengers are landed aI,d slGO.OCO guaranteed to be paid withiA six months.
 BosToS-A terrible accident occur ed about 1 :j0 o'cl Jck last night at Western Junction on the Fitchburg railroad. caused by the western bound express freight, telescoping the rear car of the I0:l5 Walti:am passenger train. from Boston. Fifteen killed and wounded have been taken nom the wreck, and it is b, lieyed more are beneath the debris.
 LoSDoN-The Hamburg American Packet Co. has telegraphcd to the agent of the Associated Press in this city declaring that the company has entirely stopped its stcerage passenger business.
 ToPEKA-It will surprise the Repub- licans when the PCpulist leaders make public their first poll of the state. IL will place the msjpriiy for the fusion electoral .icke, at 800 o, and for the state ticket at 35,OJO to 10000. In the increased vote for pre.id. n,ial year, the Republicans are conceded n gian of 5,CO0 over the vote of two years ago, and the Popu!ists claim 5000.
 ALRaSY-It was learned that Sena- tor Hill had accepted an inyirat.On Co formally open 'is Democratic state campaign in Brooklyn the latter part oi next week. He is at work on his spe. ch in his rooms at the D,livan house.
 NEW ORLEsNs-An evening paper says: A rumor is being circulated in regard 60 John l.. Sullivan having "sol,i out" in his late fight with Cor bet'. The rumor is an unjust and unreasonable one and shoul l not pre- vail, for Sullivan's conduct before and after the battle was such as 10 prov, that he was honest in his endeavor tu | maintain the position as king of th. ] lisiic world
 DE-RoIT, Mich-Thc Democrats oi Ihi- ,the first district, today renominat | sd Congressman J. Logan Chipman
 NEW YoRK-Dr. Jenkins having re- ceiyed word that opposition is beini by the residents of Baby on to the landing of detained passen- gers at Fire island, telegraphed Gov. Flower, requesting l,i.n 10 notify Dr Balct to proceed with the landing un- Ter the direction of the executive.
 ATLANTIC HEIGHTS, N. J.-Many O he men employed on the g"vernment at Sandy Hook hay, ,iven up work and returned home on account oi the proximity of cholera to he barracks. It Is reported that lieut.. Werner. in charge of the gov works, has resigned.
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S.. c. Bagg twas passenger cn the incoming stage to-day.
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Tine chiliren's praise service at the Presbyterian chu.cii last night called out large and apprecistive audience
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Fl Roberts is in town. He will ar range to ship all ,fe cattle possible belonging to him ont of the country.
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Mrs. E. A. Shaiinrk is reported quite i'll at Ashland, kausas.
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II. J. Gray returned today f:om a
 weeks scjourn at Los Angeles.
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Don't forg t the entertainment to- nigh, at the Methodist church.