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s. GOA. 600 ar Orders Cancelled

Sr. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 14.-Merchants
doing business with Mexico have noted
an enormous falling off in orders from
there, due, they say, to the unsettled con-
dition of silver. Lawrence d. Kinslaad,
head of large manufacturing concern,
who returned few days since from n
tour of Mexico, says: ''The decrease in
the price of silver is having disastrous
effect upon American trade with Mexico.
Merchants down there told me that orders
to the amount Of $7,0O0,OO0 placed in the
United States and Europe had been can
celed in the last three months"
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GOV. M'KINLEY.
An Imposing Demonstration at the
Worlds Fair To-day Ia
His Honor.

CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-Gov. VIM. McKin-
ley, of Ohio, made a triumphal entry
to the Worlds fair grounds this forenoon,
passing through the midway plaisance
by his gubernatorial staff,
the 3d Ohio national guard infantry,
Grand Army veterans Of Ohio and the
state and national Worlds fair commits
sion. The procession was All imposing
one and the great advocate of protection
was cheered by 100000 people.
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American Fashion.

Cry OF Mexico, Sept. 14.-Mexico will
have a grand independence day celebra-
tion in regular American fashion Sept. 16
on the anniversary of the inde-
pendence of Mexico. Americans will
furnish an allegorical car on which 20
chiIt!rcns arrayed in national colors will
be carried. Stands are being built for
spectators and triumphal arches are be-
ing erected,
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The Fair booming z.

CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-Chicago hotels pre-.
sent the best evidence that the fair is
booming; that the attendance is increas-
ing, and that the East as well as the West
is sending its thousands to help swell the
return in the ticket sellers report. Every
down town hotel is full to overhowing.
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'rhe War Is On.

CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-What promises to
be spirited rate war broke out yester-
day in eastbound passenger rates from
California points. The chief participants
are the Southern Pacific and the Santa
Fe, but the probabilities are that before
all is over, all the roads will be involved
and that rates all the way through from
the Pacific coast points to Chicago will
be smashed to pieces.
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Thousands in Line.

ARKANSAS CITY, Kas, Sept. 1.-THE
lines at the registration booths to-day are
longer than yesterday, but there is more
system. AS high as S25 is being paid for
advantageous Eositions.
Three men died Of heat and exhaustion
yesterday. The sufferings of those who have
stood in line hour after hour is some
thing indescribable.
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Resumed.

IsupENNlNG, Mich, Sept. 14.-The Ames
Iron company resumed work with full
force to-day. They say sales now war
rant steady operations.
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Shuts or Free Speech.

PRAGUE, Sept. 14.-An imperial decree
issued yesterday caused the suspension
of five journals the utterances of which
were offensive to the government. In
order to prevent further adverse com
ment the government has ordered all
articles intended for publication to be
submitted to the police department for
q epprovol
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Presented to the United states.

WORLDS FAIR, Sept. 14.-The repres en-
tatives of the Spanish government have
transferred the Santa Maria, Nina, and
Pinta to the United States.
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u. L II. q. EARNINGS.

DENyER, Sept. 1.-THE estimated total
earnings of the D. Il r. G. for the first
week in September are in freight, pas
senger and express traffic $l12,S0o,
against $l7a,200 for the same period last
year, decrease of $65.50O. The decrease
in the years business up to date is $685.
SQt
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Onn .sIor Nayahae :,

LONDON, Sept, 14.-The committee in
charge of the 120 mile race between the
Brittanica and Navahoe for the Benton
Reef cup have decided that the Navahoe
won tla race
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Caught Robbers.

SE11aMAs, Mo-, Sept. 14.-Sheriff Roof
arrived here to-day with Jas. Youngblood
and Will M. Hullsey, arrested in Frog
BAYOU after three weeks evasion of offi-
GERS for robbery Of the postoffice and
Thornton's store, Benton, Ark.
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Father and Sons

OunAY, Cole, Sept. 14.-sheriff's posse
has returned from pursuit of the Delta
bank rcbber. 1t was ascertained that
the fugitive is Bill Mccarthy, father OF
the two boys killed at Delta just after
tha rnhhery
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AFTER MURDERERS.
The Sheriffs of COlfax and Taos C0un-
ties in the Saddle After The
Walsh MurdcrerS.

Trinidad and vicinity has gone well
nigh frantic over an effort to capture Vigil
and Lucero, who recently murdered W. O
Walsh, of St. Louis, at Aguilar, Colo.
RADIO town not far from the New Mexico
boundary. Several posses were sent
after the accused men aud battle en-
sued in which an Italian member of one
of the posses, "Frenchy" by name, was
shot through the arm and thigh and the
Others put to flight On Tuesday last the
services of Sheriff McCuiston,of Colfax
county, and the sheriff of Taos county
were called to the aid of the Trinidad
people. The sheriff of Taos county with
posse of four men started for the head
of Red river for tho purpose of intercept
ing the fight of the murderers should
they have attempted to escape that way,
and a posse of seyenty-fve we'll armed
men have left Trinidad under Sheriff
McCuiston to scout the country about
Cat skill and down the Vermejo valley in
sea rch of the alleged murderera.
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A Missing steamer.

New YORK, Sept. 14.-The steamer AS
trsl which usually crosses the ocean in
sixteen days has not been heard from
since leaving Shields for this port July
2l. She carried crew of twenty five
men, and it is thought may have collided
With a. iceberg.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-It is reported
that the Catholic archbishops have with
drawn their opposition to Masonry.
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Kke Has Gone.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 14.--The cashier of
the national organization Of the Knights
of Honor has disappeared. His books
are being investigated. His bond is
| &1C) GEO
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"HslOOd-tO-Isridies."

DENVER, Sept. H. Governor Waite has
telegraphed to several members of the
legislature asking them to meet him on
his return from the east. He says he will
probably have to call an extra session
and wants to talk the matter over.
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Cut 1t Down.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE bank of Eng
lands rates of discount were to-day re-
duced from to per cent.
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Isutl,.s sister Esther,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE President
and Mrs. Cleveland to-day decided to
name the new baby at the White house
Esther.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-Wheat is quiet and
weaker; Dec. ~; corn firm; Sept. 42ss
Provisions slow and unchanged.
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XnIl0W lack

BRUNSWICK, Ga, Sept. 1i.-W. Killain,
German shoemaker, died yesterday of
yellow fever. There are other cases of
supposed fever.
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A Socialist Dead.

PARIS, Sept. 14.-Benert Malon, the
socialist author, died of throat trouble to-
day.
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Ymportant Out West.

ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Sept. 14.-Session of
the supreme council of Templars of Hon
or and Temperance closes to-day. The
next annual meeting is at ST. Johns, N. s.
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OEIAND, I. r., Sept. 14.-The Cherokees
have telegraphed request to Sec. Smith
for permission TO employ we'll diggors on
Indian allotments in the strip that water
may be in readiness for Sundays crowds.
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stocks.

New YORK, Sept. 14.-Stocks are firm
and fraction higher. At II a. m. the
market was featureless.
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Goes I'm Higher.

DENVER, Sept. H. Ex-Gov. Evans
suit to recover from the Union Pacific the
Denver & Gulf railroad, has been trans
ferred to the U. S. circuit court.
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Headache ana Dizziness. Frequent
Causes of Ap0pIexy anu ParaIy sis.

The most recent and profound research
ess in this direction by specialists, have
developed conclusively that the above
disorders frequently result in death or
rative Nervine is the greatest remedy for
either of these apparently insignificant
causes. Nothing approaches it in merit
Mrs. W. +. Barns, of South Bend, Ind,
wllo has suffered from constant headache
for three months, was cured by it. Tie
daughter of Daniel Myers, Brooklyn
Mich, had been insane for ten years, and
was having from Is to rs fits day.
Nervine cured her of both fits and insan
ty. Sold on aguarantee by A.C. Ireland,
IL. Get hook free,
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-::-BRIEF WlRINGS-::-
Nearing London, i

LONDON, Sept. 14.-One death from
Asiatic cholera occurred at Ashton to-
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NEW MEXICO MINES.
DOLORES.

OF the new strike in the Bayard mine
at Dolores, now known as the New Era
mining claim, the Cerrilos Rnster says:
The ore taken from this celebrated
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a Prominent New Yorker Dead.
New YORK, Sept. 14.-Ex-JudgeR Richard
Provision m arlxets.

O1s1f3 w I'V' II 4 u
Ludlow Iarrimore, Il well known member
of the New York bar, died to-day.
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Rather warm,

WICHITA, Kas., Sept. 1.-THE govern
ment thermometer here reached lO4 yes.
terday.
San Antonio, Texas.-T thermometer
registered 100 in this city yesterday.
At Abilene, Texas, the thermometer
reached 1O4 yesterday.
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BLOODY WORK ON.

WAsH1NGToN, Sept. 14.-Sec. Gresham
is in receipt of cable from Rio stating
that the revolutionary forces are bonn
harding the forts in the harbor. Among
the killed are several women. The U. s.
steamer Charleston has not yet arrived
there.
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WITH HOT SHOT.
The RGmbardment Of Rio In Progress
several Women Killed.. y.
Ships Not here.

ROME, Sept lit is reported here
that several of the ablest Brazilian gen.
erals have joined the insurgent forces
and that the bombardment of the city of
Rio de Janeiro is in progress.
Norfolk, Va.-The U. 5. cruiser Detroit
hes sailed for Rio Janeiro to protect
American interests there.
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mine is iron carbonate, therefore a smell
ter will save larger per cent Of the gold
than by the milling process, also utiliz-
ing the iron and getting out the finer it,.
gradients. At the bottom of the shaft
the ore is thirty-fve feet wide and pay at
that. The tunnel is 225 feet below the
surface, and ninety feet below the origi-
nal shaft. At the present time the great
body OF ore lies on and to the west of the
shaft, aud is unlimited in quantity, being
forty and forty-tlve feet wide, and grow
ing thicker Mt every blast.
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GOLD AND SILVER EpECIMENs,

A. j. Miller has left at the immigration
Office several specimens of gold and sill
YER hearing rock from the mining dis
trict at Ruidoso. A specimen from the
Black Jack assays sixtyone ounces OF
silver, $3.50 in gold and runs 23.5 per
cent lead. A specimen from the Lead
vile lode assays $8 in gold and four
ounces in silver, while another surface
specimen from the Free Coinage assays
So in gold and three ounces in silver.--
Eddy Argus.
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THE PINE RIVER PLlCERS.

The Aztec Mining company made a
cleaning up last Friday after sluicing two
and one-half days. The button saved
from the run is estimated all the way
from $3.50 to SO. One of the boxes
spread which occasioned the loss of about
one-half or more of the quick silver
The rifles were defective but have been
remoded to what is thought will suit
the class of gold in which they are work
ing. The product of the work is looked
on by the company as being rather en-
couraging. San Juan Index.
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In reply to resolution, Sec. Carlisle
has sent to the senate statement to the
effect that during August and the first
seven days of September the department
has redeemed in silver coin $l,473,874 of
treasury notes; that of the silver, $780,
087,1S has been coined under the law,
and that no paper money, redeemed by
payment of gold since the 4th of March,
except gold certificates, has been can
lad
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A COMPROMISE SCHEME.
MORE COMPLICATIONS.

The Republican silver senators have
given notice to their southern Demo
cratic allies that if they consent to any
compromise and desert the free coinage
of silver, when the Democratic tariff bill
comes to the senate thoy need not expect
any assistance from them. The Demo.
cratic free traders have been counting on
the Republican free silver men to help
them out with their tariff bill, and tt is
notice has helped to complicate matters.
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60 10 THE GREEN HOUSE.

If you want to buy choice potted
plants. Roses from Is to rs cts. a
piece. Fuehsias, Geraniums, Coleuses,
Heliotropes, Gala Lilies, Begonias,
Palms, India Rubber Plants, verbenas
and Pansies in all colors and shades,
and many more varieties too numerous
to mention, which will sell At d very
low price. Also fine lot Of tomato
plants in four varieties; one Of which
win weigh from one to four pounds,
and other very early varieties. Also
sweet pepper and red beet plants. Jos.
Imbach, florist, near Green Hill Gene
tory.
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The Ks That A.sr-0eo. ".
Fsi1t
Ar. D. G. wssisnhaver acted as
toas,. master.
The banquet broke up =. =. m.
and al went away feeling that i vas
good to have been there. The mem
cries Of the occasion viii hover around
US and IN tho dim future. perhaps, We
can look back with pleasure to the
banquet Al the St. Clair. Mr. J. G.
Adams. proprietor Of the hotel, de-
serves much credit for the arrange
ment Of, and successful catering for
the banquet.
This morning the members Of the
Association left on special train, to
spend the day on the Antietam battle
ground. On their return this evening,
short session will Be held, after
which many Of them viii take tho l0:-
40 p. M. train over the B. & Q. to
Chicago, where they VIII visit the
Worlds Fair.
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REST YouR AUNT,

Was the way Johnny pronounced i
and he said he thought it ought to be
rest your girl. He didn't see anybody
taking his aunt in there. Allthis was
about Browns Restaurant. Johnny
may have been out IN his pronuncia-
ton but his ideas were all right. You
can find rest in the dictionary but not
the Cool Refreshing Rest that can be
found at Browns Restaurant. There
ice cream makes the mouth water and
waters the mouth. There is rest on ice
so to speak, making it inst the thing
for summer. Go there. Louis E. Brown
Martinsburg, w. Va.
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JOHN PEEsYF1ELD.


An Interesting Story Told and Embellishsd y tAs
Boston Globe.
Up near Harper's Ferry is quaint
old character familiarly known as "Un-
clen John Pennyfield, who has great
admiration for President Cleveland.
He has written to friend to say
that sometime in June no expects to
come to Washington and escort the
President TO the Pennyfield ranch.
Uncle John has entertained Mr..
Cleveland before.
He writes that perch arc in full
bloom and that bass are ripe. and he
.'reckons he can make Grover see a
large time.r
He would like to have Mrs. Cleve-
land and Miss Ruth come up, rough it,
90 barefooted and meet the neighbors,
but he writes be fears his feeding and
bedding accommodations might not
be exactly up to date.
Mr.. Pennyfield is not after Office.
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GUARANTEED CURE.

We authorize our advertised drug
gist to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
upon this condition If you are af-
fiicted with Cough, Cold or any
Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and
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THE uIEvELAEDsi SUMNER HOME.

Mrs Cleveland Preparing Pleasant Surprise ior
the President.
President and Mrs. Cleveland are to
take possession Of their summer home,
near Red Top, this week. Mrs. Cleve-
land has exercised exclusive jurisdie-
ton in furnishing and fitting up the
house, and it is stated that she has
arranged everything with a view to
giving her husband a delightful sur
prise. Mrs Cleveland proposes, whom
everything is ready, to take the Pres
ident in her carriage some afternoon
and drive out to the new home, Stew
ard ST. Clair will have ready just such
a dinner as the President enjoys, and
afew personal friends may be invited
to share the hospitality Of the, occa-
sion.
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sloo RRWARp. sos.

The readers Of this paper viii be
pleased TO learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cnre mall its stages, and
that IS Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is tho only positive cure known TO the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires CON
stitutional treatment, Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting d.
rectly on the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system, thereby destroy
ing the foundation Of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The pro-
prietors have 50 much faith in its cura-
tive powers, that they offer One Hum
dred Dollars for any case that it fails
10 cure. Send for list 81 testimonials
Address. r. ]. CHENEY y Co,
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TEr Sold by Druggists. rs cts.
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eoop News.

No other Medicine in the world was
ever given such test Of its curative
qualities, as Otto's Cure. Thousands
Of bottles Of this great German remedy
are being distributed FREE OF CHARGE,
BY druggists Of this country, to those
afflicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and
all Throat and Lung diseases, giving
the people proof that otto's Cure viii
cure them, and that it is the grandest
triumph of Medical science For sale
only by A. NJ Gilbert & Bro. Sam
plies free. Large bottles SOC.
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B...s, IN. H,.l|ni fsni
The Frederick Dramatic Association
presented 'sYounr Mrs. winthrop. 4 IN
that city last night 10 an immense and
enthusiasiic audience and scored for
themselves new triumphs, which Il Is
easy 70 predict viii Be added to to-
night in this city. Between 500 and
coo tickets have already been sold.
The ladies intrnsted with that duty
have arranged the stage settings for
the FIRST scene representing . pAFlor
ia luxurious New York mansion, the
result Of their efforts bring an excep-
tional piece Of stage arrangement The
dresses Of the ladies in the play are
said to DO especially rich and elegant.
Young Mrs. winthrop isa stony
Of the folly 81 the greed for gold that
calls men in circles Of wealth and
fashion away from the iireside circle
and the nurturing love that nestles
there, to sacrifice their domestic hap
piness and the warm human love Of
wife and children upon the alter Of
mammon. It is a great play and is
interpreted by amateur talent Of the
highest order. A feature Of the even
\ ing will be an overture and selection
between each act by the Philharmonic
0rehestrs. abody oftalented musicians,
There will be excursions from several
points on the G. v railroad Doors
open at 7:30 o'clock. Performance
commence at s.
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