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have not been dlvulged.
LARGE ExPokTATroNs.
During the month OF May there were
exported from this city 2Sl9 packages OF
tobacco, aggregating 16.s4T pounds. and
covering a tax OF s30.4i6.Ss. Petersburg
ships more manufactured tobacco TO the
foreign ports OF the world than any other
city in the United States. and Petersburg
and Richmond export" more tobacco than
all the balance OF the country. one day
this week Mr.. David Dunlop. one OF our
largest manufacturers. exported $40 cases
aggregating $500 pounds OF tobacco.
A FRUITLEss EFFORT.
A gentleman OF this city received n
lengthy telegram yesterday from a promI-
nent source in New York city asking him
to interview some OF the leading citizens
OF Petersburg and report their opinions
as against the proposed income-tax pro-
vision in the tariff bill. now under dis
cusslon in the United States Senate. The
gentleman did Interview a number OF our
Wealthiest and most prominent citizens.
out he had the misfortune to find his
errand failure. They were all found TO
De In favor of the income-tax. and were
very wiling TO write n telegram express
ing tneir opinions. but they were not de-
sIrel 70 oe read before the great antl-tax
meeting In New York tonight. The New
iork meeting will. therefore, hear no
'e'esrams read from Petersburg.
A $4,000 DAMAGE SUIT.
Judge Hancock Will open the spring
term OF the Circuit Court OF Surry
county Tomorrow. Among the cases OF
pubic interest to be tried is n damage
SUIT Tor $4,000 against the surry South-
ampton and Sussex Railway Company
Tor the killing OF man named Parrish.
Of Richmond.
THE BEIT-LINE ROAD.
The commissioners appointed bv
the County Court OF Dinwiidie To-
convene and assess damages for
land in Dinwiddie required for the
belt line railroad, win meet to-
morrow for work. The Coast Line has
already purchased outright several tracts
Of land for It's use, and other property
will be condemned. 1t is said that in
one instance as high as about $3.50 was
paid a colored woman for about half an
acre of land.
Mrs. Simmons, matron. OF the Home
for the Sick, had the misfortune 70 fall
last evening, at the home, and break her
left arm.
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A MILD FORM OF SMALLPOX.
1t startles Abingdon and scatters Young
Ladies' i'm Colleges,

ABINGDON, VA, May 3l.-(SpeciaL) y
Our community was startled on yesterday
by the rumor that there were two cases
OF smallpox in town-W. J. Irby Hurt.
OF the law firm Of Fulkerson e. Hurt, and
his infant daughter. The rumor Is par
TALLY verified to-day. The disease is Of a
mild form. The infected premises are
under strict quarantine. and no fears are
entertained that II will spread, but as a
matter Of precaution our two female col
leges recalled announcements Of COM
mencement exercises, and the young
ladies' are to-day scattering to their re-
spective homes.
This evening is unusually cool, and
fears OF frost are expressed.
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Snacinl Notice.

Conveyance will leave the Office Of the
auctioneers at 4 o'clock p. N. on Saturday
evening 10 attend the sale OF Rio Vista
Farm, on River road. Call and get plat
and attend the sale.
FRANK ID. HILL e CO.,
Auctionaers
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THE VA. & C. RAILROAD.
Proposition for Purchase Before the Pc
tersburg Council

tersburg Council
PETERSBURG. VA, May a.-(spe-
cial)-In some respects the proceedings
OF the Common Council tomorrow after
noon will be OF more than usual interest.
The question OF the sale OF the Virginia
and Carolina railroad. which has been
before the Council at several meetings.
will come up for further consideration.
and probably final action 1t Is under
stood that the proposition for the pur-
chase OF the road by the Farmville and
Powhatan Railroad Company has been
withdrawn and will not be submitted
again unless IL circumstances justify
It. The only Dslaisa before the coun-
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For Over Fifty Ynara

Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup mas been
used for Children teething. 1t soothes the
child. softens the gums. allays all pain.
cures wind collie. and Is the oess remedy
for diarrhoea. % cents a bottle.
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They Give Satisfaction.

All who have seen them are delighted
with the Famous Paintings OF the
World" which are now being offered to
their subscribers by the Dispatch Com
pany. Call and see them Each number
can be had by bringing or sending three
coupons and 10 cents to the Dispatch Of
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ANGosTURA BITTERs is q household word al
over the world For over nifty years IL has sd
vertised itself by its merits. IL Is now adyer-
tised 10 warn the public against counterfei.s-
The genuine article Is manufactured By DIR.
G. r. Sfe9ert q Sons.
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PLEAsASrs & CO., general agents for the HAM
mond Typewriter for Virginia and North Caro-
lima. have removed TO 1905 sast Main street,
opposite the postofiice, where they will be glad
to see their friends and ali persons wanting .
frst-cIass writing machine.
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RICHMOND. VA. FRIDAY, JUNE l. 1894

banks as a great trust. The presidents
OF these institutions In New York city
acted as one man.
Before Mr.. Wheeler concluded the COM
mittee rose and the House adjourned.
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Ice-Shavers, Mnk-shakers, and all kinds
Soda-Water Supplies at
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CoMPAsT's
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A 500 Chase Brothsrs Pinno

800 paid on it. VIII sell at $780, Call
early RICHMOND MUSIC COMPANY.
7 east Broad street.
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Very Handsome Pianos

at r. B. Lees, successor to Ryland &
Lee, Pace Block.
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EXPLOSION AND FIRE.
A Child Loses Its Life-Four Other Per
sons Seriously Injured.

NEW YORK, May 3l.-A terrific ea-
piosion. followed by fire. occurred at tSo
o'clock this morning in a distillery on
the ground-fioor OF the double tenement.
les Suffolk street, resulting in the death
of Lizzie Yaega, a 4-year-old child. and
serious injuries 10 four others. Twenty
families tenanted the building. The cx-
piosIon and fire cut on the usual means
OF escape. and fifteen children were
thrown from upper windows,
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Clutches, Trusses, and Braces at
OWENS MINOR DRUG C0NPASY's.
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Beautiful case, excellent tone. Stool and
scarf free. X. y. LEE.
Successor to RyIand g. LAe.
sos Main street.
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The Celebrated Fischer Pianos,
in beautiful designs. Moderate prices
r. Is. LEE. S05 Main street.
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LARGE ExpohrATroNs.

ell now is that made by Mr.. r. y. DayG
In behalf Of parties whose names havl
have not been dlvulged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-03

BERLiN, Jau. Various rumors M
TO differences IA the government con.
tiuue 10 DO circulated IN tho provinces.
According 10 one Of these TumOrs, a
severe official declaration will shortly
appear IN the ReiehsdH,c,ger directed
ngainst tho agrnriau equation. An.
other report speags Of the Resignation
o!C cunt Won Gutenberg, president OF
the Prussiau council anu minister OF
!he interior, unletH Le proceeds with
greater energy against the agratlans, in
which eyont CHpriyi viii Tsassume
the presidency Of the council.
a very gracious reception was ac-
corded by the emperor and empress to
Capriyi nj the palace yesterday even
Ing,
AZ the Now Year services yesterday
In great numher OF churches, drtrc-
tiyos were present, owing to the fact
that the clergymen had received
letters from anaTcniils who threatened
to commit dynamite outtagei ia the
sacred olitlces.
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CATHOLICS hASSACREO.
a church nrrncbed IN Htood.-Cruoi.
nzcs tnd O,hsr Imarts Brokon
to Pieces.

BERLIN, Jan. 2.--The Cologne Holts
Zstung has a dispatch from Krusche,
Russia, confirming the irnginen,ary re-.
ports Of the massacre Of many Cath.
ollcs by C1ssack soldiers In the Cath.
ole church ct that place.
Between seventy ami one bundled
Catholics were slaughtered and great
many more Injured. The details VI the
outrage show that the church had
been menaCud Tor some limo by tho
CUnacks and that the Catholics gunfd-
Od 10 for more than week against
attack.
Early In tho morning Of November
lOth, Project kllngeubsrg reached
kruschu from kOvuU, accompanied by
n detachment % CUsrsCkg. They en-
tered the church, whore ABOUT seventy
Catholics were gathered.
The CussAyka, Cufsiug AMI yelling,
rushed toward the w0rsh ppsIs,
knocking them aud striking tuum
with their swords until the church
echoed with the sofoima Of tive
wounded. Somu NJ the CatholiCs ncI
TO the briify, where they rang the
bells in alarm, sImm0nlng the rest Of
the Inhabitants, with the result that "a
thousand IUUp.U soon collected around
the church ami the C0ssacks were
forced out NJ the building,
Ouly the pruiUoi and bic deputy sue.
ctgdod la resisting the efforts ui the
inhabitants, ami thoy, II ie stated,
reiterated ~ the organ lott, from which
place they opened fro upon the poo.
pie la the church until the project
esuapud.
Late IN the day a detachment OF 600
COsHagkB were sent from kovno g.
NruschU, ARMED with rifles, lancts aud
Kuguts. Upon their arrival near ktus.
enc, they were divided into two de-.
taohmeniF. one body surrounded the
towubhip on al sides while tho other
rode alta gnilOp toward the Catholic
church. They dashed with lances
down into tho crowd outside tho
building, Hpearing, shooting and lash.
Ing with kuouiH all who same within
reach. Many pcrtOus were Killed and
wounded.
Tue C3ssaots then rode tho horses
into tue church anu massacre o., the
people iuslde began. The unfortunate
Catholics threw Themselves on their
knees In q corner nud prayed Tor help,
but the CoisacAs shot and spratod right
and lott, until thu door uud walls Of
tho church were dronohCd with bio d .
The Cuisacks smashed ia Q cruciiiNea,
canllcsiicAs and imagua. They rode
over the people right AMI loit, dragged
tEe bodies OF the dead anu wounded 10
crsspoOl AMI threw them into tho
hole. The people lied In all directions
but were pursued aud captured or
badly w0unIrd by the Cosgsuks OF the
detachment detailed TO surround the
town. Some were 40 panic stricken
tuat they committed suicide BY Jump.
ing into the river.
The rect were surrounded by the
Cosascks, who drove them ~ tho mar
kui place. Here every man, woman
anu child OF the town was ordered 10
be logged with the knOut A doctor
prescribed the number VI la.hrs which
csch person could stand. Tho victims
hal their clothes torn IRON them sud
were logged uutii many OF thum were
almost dead. They were afterwards
compelled 10 olUthe themselves A. uest
they could anu WOro then driven 10
prison.
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Il.e rorbel. nLlch.II rlrhl.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. "a
bomb was exploded In the osmp Of the
Duval athletic CLUB today. a large
crowd surrounded the court house
awaiting a chance to soe the ring
champions when tho oAso was called.
Neither man iespOnded.Judgs Christie,
couutys icitor, sTose AMI stated tnat
no evidence had been found Of the
case. He moved tho release Of tho
men from the bondb, a. this was the
only thing TO be dOue. CUrbott and
Mitchell were declared free men.
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4 state Frss from DsbL

ALBANY, n. Y, Jau. 2-rho logis.
laturv met this afternoon. Governor
Flowers message announces that for
the first time In more than seventy
hvs year., the state Is free from debt.
He recommends measures 10 do away
with direct taxation, aud the uto Of
electricity 40 motive power for
canals Ia advocated. The adoption u
the "blankeW ballot is urged. Re.
iefring 10 the proposed consolidation
Of New York and Brooklyn, the mes.
sage advises a tuUmission Of the quus.
ton to = vote OF the citizens Of tie two
CitieF.
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NEW YORlS, Jan. "a Panama
Dispatch TO the Herald say; Preside.l
Carlos Ezela OF Salvador gave n ban
quet TO Hon, LOWS BakOr, United
states minister to that republic, ana
family, On the ION Of November, II
wrs magnificent affair. A large
number Of citizens were present.
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mnnnrch D, ths rens.

CHICAGO, jan Upon the 10 com.
mBndhtlun OF Cardinal Gibbons and
Mgr. saloili, the pope has conferred
upon w. j. Onnhau, Of Chicago, ia
recognition OF ms distinguished sue
cess In organizing the great Catholic
congress at Chicago, the title OF Cam.
eriero SoyeIeta ID Cappl A 5plia. a
tree TRANSLATION Of OuRhAn's title
would be count Of Rome.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2.--rhe Brit.
ish snip Nolgs, with $40 Chinese
iaborers on board, from Calcutta to
Demerara and Philadelphiu, was lost
Oh Winiward ielauds December ION,
says a report received here today. II Is
believed several OF the Chinese were
drowned. The Volga had on board
1860 tons Of rice, besides "a quantity VI
ether stores, but that was All lost.
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DE G ama's Nsw aAnif,sto.

New lORN, JAn 2.-rhu Herdld's
dispatch from Rio, January 2ud, -nyr;
Aumirll DaGnma published yesterday
"a manifesto iutouutd 20 c1uuteract tile
effect VI his celebrated declaration u
month ago Ia lnvOr u the monarchy.
This declaration has weakened tho
cause OF tue insurgents greatly In the
last three or four weeks auu has alien.
atcd from Moilo anu Cana several
Ulcers who, before its appearances, had
been trusted friends and allies,
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nrscI.snrIdg.,. nrnnnent.

FRANi,FORE Ky, Jan. 2.-rhc
Democrats nominated Hon. william
Llndsay Tor United States senator to-
night. He had no opponent.
Hon. l.. l.. Settle " OwCu county
announces himself candidate iUr
Congress In the Seventh district, TO
oppose Colonel w. g. T.. BitCkeu.
ridge.
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KANSAS CITY, Jan. "A special to
the HHts from LvaycuwUtth Gays GOV.
efnor Lowelliug denies that he has de.
clded 10 ruinstAtv Mfs. Leasu. The
statement IL absolutely without ioun-
Dalton. He said! "Mis. Lease 10 GU,
to stny.O
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ANOTHER WAR
Nicaragua and Honduras Appeal 20
Their Arms,

NEw YOMS, JAn. "a HCydd
special from MAuagua, Jan. ., says mo
war between Nicaragua aud Honduras
has begun In g0Od earnest. Already
folicarpo Bllile, leader OF the Hon
duran Insurgents, hus invaded Hon
Guras from the Nicaragua lines, cap
tured tho town OF GusgAran, set up %
provisional government m the town
and President Zehuya, OF NlcaTaguu,
has been recognized ~ authority. The
provisional government was eet up ia
tie town uf Corpus on Dee. 30, the daJ
on which that place was captured hy
BOailla, after i've hours siege. frr,i'
uent Nusquu1's lJtsus in tho onBug, p
mout were twenty.thfeo killed anu
five wounded. The invaders had Two
killld AMI several wounded.
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attorney by Colonel Fellow, decllnes
the office IN view OF the severe news.
paper oriticisms and to relieve the
district attorney from embarrassment.
He denies TINT his appointment WAS
made TO conoiliAts the socialist vote.
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JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 2.-Chafley
Mitchell has shown this white feather,
or something thai very much fU'
ssmbles that article. Despite the nl.
legged consuming desire 10 face Cor
belt, the developments of tne day
seem TO indicate the Eugli-hman Ia
ready TO squeeze through any loop
hole 70 escape meeting tho champion.
lt looks now as though Mitchell
never really desired TO gO up against
the American champion, anu 10 taking
advantage OF the difficulties under
which the club IN labDnng. Too mau.
ayers OF the club arc Ia state Of miBd
tonight and are roasting the English.
man In sulphurgus style.
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"tam ~ yoars old. and have
lIvel lu luu for tho last fury
years. hnyo Tnr0l from ca-
tHrrh Tor tho last thirty yolra, and
The disease has caused mo so much
annoyance that ! am very CRATE
Sol 10 lind thut NJ last lam blessed
with thO skill aHd treatment given
iy ihu Zion Medical Hul Surgical
institute, which hos placed mo on
The road to better hcnlih,H said
MI Wohh 90 DC writer
Continuing ho sHids
81 suffered with headaches. roar
inr iu iho nra, my ewes wuro
wNory. my Uua0 stoUUoi up.
throat niIOi with mucous sD had
thai 40 times could scarcely
speak. such wus my symptoms
until about two years ago, whom
NY hearing became Affected, my
stomach began iu loose lt- dlgCs-
tive IuwCrs, my appetite was good
enough, too good, in fact, a.
wnH no. satisfied hy Oa'iug enough
Tor four men, and after "a .ing, tho
food lay like load in my stomach.
my sleep was huul aud broken,
and I foli tifot 900 the time. /
iuud many different kinds ct rat.
ont remedies, hu. none " them
done mo any good, except % slight
temporary rcliut road Of tho
success OF tho Zion Medical
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NEW YORR, Jan, "A special TO
tho fTess from Jacksonville, saY,: Cor.
bott, IN unb0somiug himself " some
friends today, said; "sJme irivnds
told mo was foolish t0 mSke match
with Mitchell, and now 1 know thoy
were right. II within my power, l
Will inaEu shat fellow light before he
gets cut of Florida"
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silver REMONHIIZGD.
81 20 PER OUNCE Is THE WHITE METAL SHOULD BE
WORTH.

nj
Institute Located In the Harmon Block 80 D. End VIII
Kidney Diseases
Inc
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GOV. wAIrE nrsroNsInLE.
A New YorE IIous, withdFnws from -
contract with Denver.

DESvER, Jan 2.-Ono Of the evil
effects ol Governor Waite calling an
extra session Of tho Legislature was
made parent today. Tho banking
house Of White q Co., New York, had
contracted 10 take 100000 worth Of
the public improvement bondn Of this
city. They today wired, Withdrawing
all negotiations until after II Is deter.
mined what the legislature will do.
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FORTY YEARS IN UTAH.

Thirty years ay.,c
~ iIas Done 10
Cant c lone 10
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Specialize Al discusses of tho Bye. Ea-.
Nnsr. Throat ard LunsH. Female. Rectal and
private uIsrtyh uuI tU ItmyHt Cor FIrs Is
method,
uarc huuu=a 90 10 u m.. @ 90 5pm., 5t0s
pm. sauduya, n an. o. p.ul
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Drcliuo,In o Omce.

pNd" fOmS, Jan. 2-Hugh o.
Asn"eo't appointed assIotAnt distIiot
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TAILrIIAssEE, Fla, jan 2

AAhLtAiAhhtEi z lhst JAu -
The CoTbelt. Mitchell prizs fight will
not take place in Florida uniess ia q
Supreme court OF this state decides
there Is no law 10 prevent such tght,
but were II necessary / should not
hesitate 20 proclaim II, az | Hm deter
mined 10 prevent this ilght by any aud
all means within the reach " the
executive. There can DO no doubt as
~ my position, and people who come
here with the expectation Of seeing the
laws OF the state violated by two thugs
Aud their aiders aud AbottoTs Will DO
disappointed.
(SignsI) II. l.. MITCHELL,
Governor.
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pn. Shores & shores of Tho Medical
and Surgical lu-iitWc, viii ttJat al
charge, on Fridays provided they bring
AN order from their bishop Dr minister
stating tho fuci that thuy aJo without
money aud arc desoryiug OF treatment.
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Tho Governors Telegram.

CINCINsATI, jan. 2. Governor
Mitchell has telegraphod an evening
paper his purpose regarding tho Mitch
ell.CoTbett iight thus;
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ihAuNh NlNIt KAY WILLIE, UTAH.
Institute iu treating such cases u.s. mine.
and placed myself undor treatment there
aud have continued with its successors,
Drs. Shores Is shores u tho Zion Nlsdl.
cal and Is Surgical lusiitntp. until now
] can safely F1y anna different man ul-
together than ! was whom i began tf0l
ment have improved nom tho Start,
aud now ! icol entirely we'll. except my
hearing, and 10 b. Improving nH rapidly
ns possible, taking into consideration
my age. The doctors assure mo that my
hearing win Do restored completely foo %
short limo, aud FEEL worry grateful FOR
what they have dono for uu
~ recommend those plvsI oiauH 60 ull
and will bo glad 60 have auy ono doubt.
ing his statement, 10 call nr write me nt
my home, Kaysyillo, Unbn
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sexes by Mail
Write For Private pca'e Question Circular stamps
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the CRUISERS.

me navy department received wor
~, We arrival OF the cruiser New York
~ o'' Luc'r, In tho British Indies, gu
''eN YEARS. day. The cable also an.
npvulcts the departure Of the cruiser
la.Ilmotc from Hong Kong for Yoko,
uluia, where AgmiIai skerTett will
v"uaeF his hng TO her. The New
= rus stop NJ 81. Lucip la for eOaling
,ailosr'' Sue will proceed TO Rio im.
a-olll'ely. Her time 10 81. Lucie Is
.'NsiltTed very good Tor cruising
,issl, being at the rate Of ilneen knots
an hour.
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HOME TREATMENT.
Zion Medical and Surgical Institute

Located permanently ia the Harmon
Block, 80 q. Second south ST.,
salt Lake city, Utah.
G. W. SHORES, ". D,
a. }. SHORES, MD,
Consulting rhysiciana
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17

Col, A. o. Gates,

Col Amasa o Gates of the govern
or's staff, now 80 years old and vet
eran of the Union, is native of Nor
1.-THE son of Daniel F.and Lavi-
ordan) Gates. Educated in the
common schools and at Morristowl
academy, he was junior at Middle
bury when he obeyed his cOuntry'S
call and went to the front in 1868 u
1st sergeapt/sf Co. G. 18th VT. partici'
pated in the battles of the Wilderness
Spottsylyania and North Anna, an.
came home on a leave OF absence al
the way on a stretcher. Canvalesc
ing, he was placed in charge of the
muster roMs of Sloan Hospital, re
NAMED in service till 1865, and thel
was clerk in drug store at st. Johns
bury until in 1868 he engaged in The
same business at Morrisville, retiring
because ofiIl health in 1898 after
successful business career. lie Il
prominent IN Masonry with which he
has for30 years been affiliated, is {
trustee of the Peoples academy ant
one of the school directors of Morris
town. He has served on the Repub'
lican district committee for his dist
riot.
Col. Geo. s. DOvley.
Col. Geo. S. Dowley, "a. ID. c., OF
the Governors staff, is undoubtedly
one of Vermont's ablest fnanciers who
has by his own eXertion won his way
TO wealth and influence and to rec
Dgnized position as one of the most
:kilful and farthest sighted bank men