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CATIONS NERVE TONIC
AND WALLER.

Quickly cures genera and Nervous debility.
plnAl eahau-tion. Neuta thenta etc
Completely, perfectly and permanently rejuv-
mat ng the vital cnorglos, Increasing nervous
power. renew INK the ambition Of youth nLd tho
courage Of manhood; restoring 10 7biei.
lnervatsd. exhaust ed. dovitaiEed. or overWork al
uen and women perfect constitutional powers
Its e1tracrdi nary curative power mnntfesls
tssf almost lmmedlately u Is taken On the
90 Mt tho evid nee ~ those WAC have taken d 4
inform an poaitiv. They faY thoy can feel
The effect Of every cose c3ing them gooi- II Is =
powerful nerve invigoratiny tonic. impariinE its
restorative iutusnce through he msaium ~ ne
heryOus 81 tom to every organ and tissue in the
body. 10 macs but little difference whether tho
constitutional vigor las Eesn undermined by
ludiscrotien; or whether tho broken down con-
1ifion is called , ous nams or other 30 long a.
thore . nervous ezhaustlon general o. locsl
weaknees-so long 20 observation ami debility are
the type Of h Rllment. this Is the remedy
rHOSt WHO SUfr Il from the reruts Of
over mental or physical exertion, hardship b.
exposure hidden drains, caprice ~ vho have
brought upon tlewreivos a Eor 90 Z atltctiu0s by
guorantlv or wiifulIy violating natures laws
will fad in atoms kitnlzsr ana Nerve Tonic
the remedy Of their ceriian roileL 30 erse Oily
r. moves ell evidence 1T progreesive phys cal
deterioration. and restores TIC enfeeied energies
NHENTVEn IN ilE rs any veakness % tho
vital organs. nerve usness, prostrations o. thu
physical OF ntal oner ies. conf lsiOn - ideas.
lack Of Fslf-co8hdencs, irritabilfty OF temper.
melancholy. ooNardioe. wea sreBs 81 tire kncea
aud hack. p,lpii alton OF the heart dragging pain
in tie loins. headache. irritzt ~ Of tie kidneys
AID b.aicer; milky urine. peruicious and hidden
vnstcs rosnltir- Ia IA lure Of the mental and
uhvsioal powers e. nsfituting Al impairment tn
saccosa and uniting him or ner for the duties
and response niitiss OF life, Il is the remedy PSI
OxcelleLc
A rinrle ppclaye will 10 sugieent TO inaugur.
ate h work Of regeneration and cure in mani
cases Tut stubborn cases oft0n require more. q
will b. cent post paid. secured from oLserSntioa
for sl.0C Per package. or packages ior $3.Ol
Address All orlers TO
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SHEBlFF'S SALE HARRIET +. WOOD
= plaintiff " Jeanette eody. formerly widow
oi JohnU Whitehead. and fraRS Leedy, her
nder ana b. virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree Of for acloFure and tale issued oul OF lh'
district court Of tho irst judicial district OF tho
rtato Of ID On ana in and for the county OF Lew
ana larke GOA the .th uay az eprurry. \. d.
ls9L 10 the abpye entitled action wheroin
Harriet 7. Muod, the above named plHinuH OBJ
tanned a judgment and decree ot foreci"saio
aul sale aazinaI Jeanrtlo Laudys -auu ran (
LeelY. her husband. def nd4nts, "a he YIN d.y
Of ebruary %. 1894. for the SUM o. 20 s-a o e
besides interest. ccs.s and attorneys teeN Whlcn
said decree was. on tho 9Th taF OF fehrunrJ.
a. D. lssl recorded in Judgment book 40 OF
cell all those caftlu os, pieces or parcels OF Ian
situate lying ant being In 40 county ~ ieRls
and larEc, tate OF A. ontana aud bOuhusd ana
described IS follows 10 wit
an EAST haif IT tie tire southeast quarter, the
soul .ea.t quarter OF ire nerthess- quarter me
east hsf ri Tie southw--t q artsr OF the north
east ,iuttsr. the eatt haf II the northwest quar-
ter OF the foufu-aHt qln-tefi TIE sod nv sc QUAR-
ter of he southeast quartef q lection n1mD 2
nine l3l. and the wost hllt or the norm is'
quarter 70 tie southwest quarter q sect on
number ten u.i. ali in town-hlp number twel. q
Ugl north Of ranxo number nYe ~ west, COM
tanning an area n TWO hundred IN twenty ,2-tl
ceres according TO the United Ntato- gogernment
survey alss an va or, water rights. duches iran
chisos and prvtie4es upon, leAilng 20 con
nuctod with or usually rad aud enjoyed m con-
uectiou with said described promises ard eaen
and ever p4ri and parcel thereof Also an IN.
divided one third bal interest IN six y-tour feet
Of the north side Of lot number eleven N,
lncpted on Che roithwast quarter OF section
thirty 900. township ten llOi. north Of range
three 90 wosi. com mnhcing sNty-tWo W. - !
from the northwest corner Of lot number six
taen u6l thence north sixty-four cd iset
thorce NORTH 81 degrees oast to the west llns OF
& lore street now Park avanuel. thence south
along sad line fixts-folT 90 f3et thence west
Co tho plNcs Of beginning. said piece OF iand
beng I'm llomrsens addition tn tho town ol
ltelera.
Public notice Is hereby given that on faturday
q q 80 dry OF A. srct, a. b. 1891 At Il o'clocA
m. a. thst Cay, a. tha front door OF the cou
house, Helena. lowi- ana Clarke comfy. Al on-
fsua. J will. IN obedience 20 ssid order OF sac
and ocros % forf closure aud sala soil tho above
f described Properly. or 20 u4uol thereof ~ mas
+ o.. uoce.sary Co satisfy faid Judgment. with in
torres and costs. TO the highest and bsst bidder.
fUr casa ma hand
G ivea under my land this b day OF February
A. ID 1854
NffARLCS u. CURTIS, Sheriff.
Ty tEED =. H0as 4 nder herif
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Speaking ~ diamonds. retail ieweler
told me That those precious stones seem 10
charm some women. lle said there are
Is many az 20 women who come daily 10
his show window and stand there for %
OF 20 minutes fens ing their eyes upon the
gems he displays. They seem 10 20 into
state Of oblivion. CARING nothing for
what happens about them. When they
havelooked long enough, they rouse them
solves and hurry cI as though they had
awakened from "a dream. Others wear "a
craving look, which would crrtainis cause
tie gems to come 20 them. IL thc mind has
that wonderful influence over matter that
some people claiu for it, Chicago Trio
rfrn
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uNcoNousRep.

However strong and skilled art thou. my foe.
However ncrce Is Thy RELENTLESS hate.
Though 6rm thy hand, and surc thy aim, and
straight
Thy poisoned arrows leave the hcudcd bow
TO pierce the target Of 10y hesrt an, know
am the master yet Of my own fate.
Thou canst not rob me OF my chief estate,
Though fortune. fame aud friends, yea love,
shall 81.
Not 20 the dust shall my true self D. hurled,
Nor shall meet thy worst assaults disnaNed.
When all things in the balance are Vii
weighed.
There Is but ono great danger tn the world.
Thou caust not foroe my soul to wish the 1T
There only lies the evil that can XIII.
Ella Whocicr Wncox in uarpcr's Weekly.
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sUFRfTF' sALE- by NRfUk or Al EAE-
= rution in ~, hanas. i-eaed o7t ~ tbs dis
trict court 90 the flrst Judicial district ~ tha
etato o. Montana. IN and Tor tle county OF L|"is
.Ir.l 4 .rA, IA tus .alt oi Mar AZ Npel4uls a
Aenipat fatrick epel.inar. daily sucsted the b
day Of TebruAry A u. ls.t. 4 Lave levied upon
AM the right ute ami lntarss. Of Che sad at
rlak Spaln'an in and to the FOL o. ing desert bed
property. situated an Lewis and Clarke county,
state Of Montana VIZ. ,
lofa al. 81. 90, % block ,. Helena townsiio
Notice Is hereby ven that on m ia Gay OF
March. s. d. 1872, bstWeen The hours % 4 Q
o'clock a. u- luI ave o'clOc O.. IA. OF faid DAY.
to-wit a. ~ % clock w. % said day, a. the tront
door OF the court house iu tie ci.Y OF hoiena !
will sell all the right title ana Interest q, we
aid stri-k 80 .llrn4n ia aad to tho said above
described property. 20 tho highest BIDDER Tor
each In hand. l. .
Given Uuder my hand this tie IN "-1 "a
February. a d. 1891. .. , -
FEED r. hOas. Dndag sheriff.
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The climate Of Hayti is ~ course wholly
tropical. aud 90 some temrrHamcut- thc uu.
brolca rontiuuationof tie weather. rather
than tie intensity 20 tbe he1t Is weii nigh
iutuicralie Higher temperature some.
times visit New York aud Philadelphia
lhan oven ~ % IInNIl.
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GOOD remedy aud there ia no; nnyih ua
On tho rnu ket that equals French au-l
fablets for the relief auo curu Of ninfui ~
regular menses. 1hese tab sta remogs Oh
otairucfions no mater what tho cause
uLufacturod by A. AuQencre. Ia ia
Irarct. and Tor sale OIL, by rarchen
B'kcheu. DruR Co.. Helena. Mont. sol
agents. frics . Per bcx leLt b. u.a.
ttcu.oly sl a o..
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AssFSsMEN T NOrlCF-Tuf Lto hlNlNd
4 K Milling Company ~ Montana. worAs
locaicd thrae and one uAf miles ilvh Au'te'
silver bow county. Montana
Notice d hereby given that a = tncatins :"
TRUSTEES II said company hau GA the ON nal ~
February. f~Nl IA assessment of = cent ~ I.
shnro was levi a upon me capital stock ~ 80 !
company. pa ahla ur no 18th La e.! March laet
Co john O. NeFcr, tccrriarl y -s,i ''inlAnl ~
a. Montana. rnom Ao. t.u commercial para
inF. 20. luIt-. 40. 49,,
Anr .fock upos which said Assessm fnt shall
remain urpliI on tho 1let day u4 Aar.h, ioaL
thaI be &C. n-d deliug ueat. and vii Re- duly Az
vnrtifCd Tor -ala At UuhlIc auction, am unless
fatrnaf.t ha made 10 ~. viii be- sold Ca tie 18th
Gay ~ April. l-ll. 20 pay ODE deliuQueet assess .
mont totether wi a tie costs ~ advertising and
erpen..s. ~ ALE IOli, " Nitr M
tecrsta 81 said comp any.
Room Ma. 40 ommerCial tuudirg. -. Louis,
Mo-. ollicc 81 s,id COMPANY.
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ALIAS SUMMONS ~ THE pIsTuCT
A cor. ~ tho fifst judicial district Of tina
state o, Montara IN and ei the county o.
- g., "a aad JACOB urc,fls oopartrers
a. Wei, Drsyfgs a 90. plainiiffs vs b. ! arris
Tho state o. MoafanA scads grestins to the
Ioua-o ferssy required g. rppesr in an acton
brought agaln-t ycu hy the above nhheA 81 elh ' 9
Ia the district court uf the FIRST judicial dlstriot
of fAoetats OF Montana in aad for the county OF
Lows AMI Clarke. and 60 answer tha complaint
hled therein. within on days. le4eIu1ts o. sh'
day u nervical afuar the service on you OF tnis
sulamona, II served within tna county o. x
ssryed ous ~ thus county. Dat vac pa "a. lsifte
within twenty days, otherwise within forty daYs g.
% Judgment h default Will ha taken asaiasiyo1
according 10 ths prayer az SAID COMPLAINT
4.e ssiu actloa b. brought 10 rocose, Jaigm NJ
ga MT defoadant Tor the eum 4 sLZlU vi "a
interest from S- 81. L. 1s9.. AZ the rate OF 10 Dor
cent pe- an nm. for goods wafes and uerciiss-
ll-o sold ami delivered by PLAINTIFF 20 defend
snt ~ cei-ndsnt's tpecial ins.auee a,td rel ueas
betwetn July 500 and 50 y. J. 1891. Of Ga value.
q the agreed price and for which aelendant
promised TO pal piainths therslof me sum on
el.-iaS2, uI on winch sum there mas ps,h palu
he sum of &t9.e2 that plaintins depa-ced sy-
m mt u aid hum tlut the uri.Euanl hAf re-
fused and neglected and st.4 refuses sod neg
icrt- GO pay tho came cr any part thereof, al
falrRn pas a. AID demanded. thar defendant
has unreafonatly and feaatiousy dolay,d tho
"a nent o. said sum ever rs uce ept 3. l1fl
And Won are hereby notiEol that 10 you fail TO
aupear and an-ver tho sad complaint. as Nbovo
required. the eaid plaintiff VIII take t-su ent
asaiust you ior @l.2il, vi interest q ere un from
sept. ]. 1871. 20 the r-lu nf D. ter cent q an
nuu' aul cne.a II ME
Gwen under my hand and tho seal q us dis
trict court OF the iIr.t .uici4l ulsicict n- ina
fato OF N ontana I'D and for tho
-, county ol Lows ana Clarke
Jud iist year Of our Lord one Thousand
curt. tight hundred and ninety QUE
- JuhA BEAN, Cisrc
ny G.. O. fnEr'-tS, Deputy .orA
L. Purcell. a. crlHa f1E ia min.
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70 Eg.rafiaa. causiuR intonso itching wien
VAIN. lars form 90 vel as blind blood
iug or O. Ctru4iIg. yield 20 once 60 D.. H.
tfrko's he hemcd which acts dir.ctl p
on ufr's affected. also pa tumofs. silars
itching md Elects % Te mhl-rt cure. El 81
cents. ucElsia or mail. { Fcula7s free.
Iarc-tu-L 'Ac1eu DluI Co.. Helena.
Gofoafb "a .-ilbar. "A" r.at. ". a 81. L.
ky- Superior service aud quick time.
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A grip cold leads 90 consumption. CACck
sefous Consequence b. taxing Hools sag r.
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1904.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPzR's MACHINE FOR 1891 viii maiutain the
character that has Inad9 IL the favorits illus
tratei periodical for the hOms. Among the re-
results Of enterprises undertaken by tho pub
fishers. there viii appear during tbs year
suparblv illustrated papers On India by IdWln
ord Weeks on the japanese seasons b. Alfred
Parsons. On Germany by Poultnfy nigoloW. on
Paris by kioharl handing Davis, and on Mexico
b. Frcderic bennington.
Among the oihsr notable features - the year
will b. novels b. gorge du Manner and l.hr.es
Dudley warner, the Iaraonal Femlniscsnna- -
W D.. Fowslls and eight short stories OF wosi
err frontier i'e ~ OWEN Ml-tsr. short sturio'
will ais be con'rlbute By hrandor matthews.
Richard Hardin. 3 Asis Mary D.. oilkins, luth
Me- nsry stuar Niss L.uronoe Alma TademA,
Georse A. lithard. Qurou4y "a feaurepaira
Thomas Nelson age. tul Oinefs ruclae on
topics II ourrent iutsres- will 20 contributed
By distiug uished sp8cialiEis.
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The volumes % tie magazine bogin with tho
numisf~ Tor June AMI lecs rber OF each year.
When 10 Tins b. fnCnticuei. subscriptions ~ ]
iogin with tho number current a. the time ~
rfcaipi ~ erdhr. ouud volumes OF HAhrrE =
fAsAgfTH for thrfo years back. In neat eloit
hiudlng viii 10 esnt TO- mail. posi- pail. IN re-
cont % - on par vol mo Goth caHes for hind-
ing. 80 cents each b. mall lost paid.
Remittance shouh 20 msds ~ postofco
money order " draft. 90 AVOID chance 81 lose
Newspapers are not 20 CODY this sivo-tismont
uifhurt ito rHpros- urdor ~ Harper brofhels
lddrefe
mAHPEu& BROTHERS NV Yora.
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HARPERS PERIODICALS.

postsce free IN a } subscribers in tho United
81 staa. C1nafia and Mexico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-20
TEMPLE NOTICES.

The Salt Lake Temple will be- closed
on Friday evening, Sept. 2s;h, and
will DO Te-Opened on Monday, Dot.
ECU. LORENzO BEOw,
President.
This ~. George Temple. will close
on Friday, ssIh September, and re-
open on Tuesday, 3Oth Ootohrr, 1891.
DAVID IL. CANNON,
~. George, llth september, 1894.
The Manti Temple will be closed on
Tuesday, Oct. 2nd, aud reOpened for
ordnance WORK on Tuesday, Oct. 9th,
1894. JonN ID. MoALLlsIER.
Logan Temple will close on Wed.
lesday evening, October Sr1 and open
again on Tuesday. the 9th Of October,
1894. NJ. W. MERRILL,
President.
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TwO DUELs INSTEAD oY ONE.

German Editors n"ut on Dioodshsd-
The Cause of e.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2O.-rwo dusls In.
stead Of QUE may be fought by Editor
Ruebesamon OF the dbend Ioa. Ed.
itor J. T.. Stephens, Of the Fyeis
Presss, challenged by Ruobesamsn
because Of an article rejecting ON the
German press club,said II Ruebesamen
insisted lie should have all tne satisiac.
ton he desired. Both served In the
German army, and NJ cutlasses have
beru namei, II Ia thought the duel
will result ia bloodshed. Rusbesamen
this afternoon CHALLENGED Guy Editor
Seldman, Of the Free PreSss as a party
TO the quarrel.
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COMM Err CIAL
sALr LAItn cLEAnINa mousE.

SALT LAKE CLEARIsd HOUSE.
TodAy's clearing house exchange
amounted to il72,ii Same day
last year, sll7lO2.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York.-silvsr, 03s; lead, s3.O5.
London.-Silyer, 20 8 lUi.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo a 20. received toiayi
Penn, bullion, s,sij,
Ola Ontario 25, las, 20 fne ounces.
B-l0 Ontario "a ,79l.03 hne Ouuce5.
a. II. Jones n %. received touay;
Bullion, $1,000; ores, si,lOO. Total,
sll,70O.
Mccormick 4 Co. received today
Silver AMI lead ores, $500; Hanauer
bullion, 81, 400. Total, 50. 100.
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The Women's Coop.

This afternoon the Women's Coop
tFatiye store on Wost Temple street,
between South Temple aud Fret South
streets, presented At it, I. II opening a
handsome display Of goods for women
aud children's wear. There are mil.
linery GOODS, ohlldreus suits, notions,
home male dresa goods, etc, OF the best
style, aud quality. A special line Of
lac tine knit underwear OF the Cache
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Be,rothai Cancelled.

LONDON, Sept. 2O;-Tho bettothal Of
Miss MunelwilsUu sud Lord WillJugh.
by Dereaby has been cancelled. Mics
Wilson II the daughter OF tie Riisone
OF Fanny Cfon, at whose house the
celebrated bhccafat scandal arote. Lord
Willoughby Dofesby who sits M par.
lament ~ representative of the Horn.
castle division OF Lino0lnshifc, 10 the
eldest ton OF the earl Ut Lane stor and
a member Of the Prince Of Wa.es's act.
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On Monday morning the hop'drying
kllue Of Ezra Casseiman, anou' seven
miles up tue river near Sacramento,
on the Yolo side, were dretfoyei ny
Are, containing from lb,OOO TO 2O,OOO
mounds OF hops. The blaze caught IN
ali probability from the hre In 1hy
kilus. Mr.. Caeselman was away at
the time, but Mira Cssselman bravely
saysd their residence by pulling aTope
and gteoking a crosswaik connect
inc the two buildings. The hops were
inauIpd
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WEATHER AND CROPS.
know IN the Mountains, frost In the
Valleys, Ihreshlng stopped
IIy storm.

The weather last week was not
...a,aIiv f.vorable 10 Agricultural ru,.
$780, -,s, A.. 80 M -.
suie' eNo'P WIN
began with general high winds on tho
18th, followed by heavy rain that
...,,ng l.sting all niybt Du,lny IN.
,,. -, o.. -, aai1s, :,
nis"s " '''HN ' ~
that there was snow far down on the
mountain sides aud In the higher
,.ll.v, Ftoat.. which wors pepetallv
,.a-,,,,-.
hgn' pu' ~ SUM- '''N"''' $500, 70
suited on the nights OF tue l3hi IAN
and 18th.
IN. hIyb wInds NJ tbs 10Th bl.v
town much fruit and opsnsd snm,
u,."ts a. Thai Grain was sci by the
s,,ncs.siny rain. sop, 5enaris spsas
y, wheat sproltIps In thr staeh or
shoch.
h TS. mn, w.s,h., .,or,.i ,h,..hin,.
"a VS. renewed duting Inc latter nsrt
~. wasC vshsn ,hs ,ss.,ha, gts,v
o. ssain ana somewh.t vsym.r
Syhs,a ,ha ffo.t. usT. iIgh, M dam.
ns,V ~. ~ go y, ,sn,,. in 49,.
ssp ..iiays s,v.,a tsa.,. c,,i d,wn
oo'e r9,.,os. ,ons,h. hsan. and
cucumhef Wines, anu greatly Injured
corn In Weber county most OF the
Jamege.
The flpening OF sugar beels hiss been
delayed about two woeks, and tue
ground has been too wet TO dig them.
The drying OF fuit has been much
bindercd.
Wheat has yielded Ia salt Lake
county about twenty TO twenty-five
bushels per acre. Tho sowing OF fall
wheat has begun IN DAVIS anu BAIT
Lake counties, the ground being In
good condition.
SnowVille-rhtoshlng thfoughjyield
fair. Frost kllIoi squsshss and com.
Plymouth - Aiialfa stoi being
thIe,heIj yieli from poor TO good.
BOZ ElJcf-Corn ripe, crop gooui
cutting begun. Eros; 18Th; no Jam
age
fost-utaln MI harvested anu feAuy
Tor ihfehhlnRj crop L.
Nowton-On tue ath high wlni
tore up stacks anu bfoke on shade
tees.
hanuolph-oho" on l"lh' telhtulhg
haullng OF grain very stormy
Cfoyden-ffos1 cur plls'ots doWn
- gf0unu, hni also hl'!eu corn
fetefaOh-HtOImH nave uelhyel
siaoginri and very llillo thttsning
yel.
feoa-9no" on morning OF lSin'
some gram 10 tpiou'lLg o"lug 10 'ho
wet 49, 49,.
Hunteville-Frost on l5lh, lob,
lIh' Ihfeshlng commence niue,
Harflsvlllt- lhteshlug hnlshei thls
n
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ooIomhln,. rr..Idsnl sItk.i

CoLoS, Colombia, Sept. 2J.-rhe
greatest anxiety prevails here IN regard
10 the health Of DR.. Rafael Muck,
president OF the republic u Colombia.
lie has been ~ for some time past ami
IL not expected TO recover. IL Il be-
lleveJ by some that he 10 dead. All
Telegraph news IL subject 10 press cen.
sofship ami liable 10 he Suppressed.
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CamrI OF InnnIrI.

WAsHING1ON, Sept. 20.-Ssctetary
Herbert has appointed court Of In.
curry TO meet nj the Mare Island navy
yard next Tuesday, to investigate the
grounding Of the u. 4. :. Adams IL
the BeEipy sen. The .urt will COM
promise Captain q. =. Cotton, Com.
manter g.. NJ. Thomas, Lieutenant
Commander +, ~. Simm inds, with
Lieutenant Draper, Judge advocate.
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InE LETTER CARRIERS.
Charges Against chairman Powers
Considered.

CLEVELAND, sept. 20.-In the cor
veution OF National letter carriers to-
day the entire morning was devoted 10
the hearing Of the charges against
Chairman J. q. Powers Of the logis.
latlvo committee. Tho presiding
officer found II almost impossible TO
maintain order. There was strong
feeling that Powers would ultimately
be vindicateJ. The specific charges
are laEine,s, neglect OF duty and mii-
oOnduoL
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coparesslonai Nominations.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2O.-Con-
gressmau McAieef wa. defeated TOT re-
nomination this morning by the Dean.
octats OF the third district and
Joseph =. MoCullen chosen az his sue
ctHsor,
The other Congregational nomlna.
tians were: Fifst district, ID. j.
Callahan; second, Max Hefzoerg;
fourth, Gus Muller; NTH, Dr. David
M0fiet.
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Delayed by Accident.

ROCHESTER, n. ", Sept. 2o.-At 10
O'Clock tnu following message was e..
ceived from Cyclist Scarf:
BATAVIA, n. ", Sept. 20.
"Dtlayed by accident; paccmnker
hurt VIII arrive In Rochester ut .
y. m. Have set the folding mud guafds
ready for the whtel.O
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music.

The Improvements Association song
hooh' contains - c1Icculu OF Original
and selected songs and hymns, sst % music By
Professor p, neosley. seventy eight pages al
choice music, postpaid, zoe,
u. = ~ Union uusic Rooh, postpaid, co.
Primary Tune BooL, not viuiou, postage
t0c.
'he i'AAimody' papor ndes, iI!sO Cloth, tIeo,
u't Loa1AoI' tl.7O Postage ~ ca saeh
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Court Items.

suit was filled In the Fourth district
court against Thomas Burlington 1T al
Tor 81 ,00O.95 due on a pfomissory note.
ON each Of the fret two indictments
against eK.TreasuTer Helirleh bond
was fixed nj 81 800
The Mercer divorce case still occu-
Mas mo ntteu tlon Of the court.
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The Engle mines, At Trinidad, Colo,
ara In,hed with work. Six days anu
ak hours WAS the iime put Ia by this
nine last week. The output OF the III
Moro coke ovens Tor August was the
iat,sst In the history OF the plant for
ths same period OF time, being ll,0OO
tons.
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Valley knitting works has been added
TO ths stock. Hate, fowsrs, feathers,
handkerchiefs, oipe', hosiery, ana
almost everything needed for ladies'
snd childfeu's wear, lie now offered TO
the patt0us Of the Institution.
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NEW York, Sept. a0.-rhe wheat
market made new record this morn.
ing. December sold on to 81 against
90! the previous lowest record made
lAsI July.