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ACHES AND PAINS.

For headache whether sick or nervous),
toothache, neuralgia, rheumatism, lum-
bago, pains and weakness in the back
spine or kidneys, pains around the liver
pleurisy, swelling of the joints and pains
of all kinds, the application of Radway's S
Ready Relief will afford immediate ease
and its continued use for a few days ef
feet a permanent cure.
Internaily-A half to a teaspoonful in
half tumbler OF water will, in few
minutes, cure Cramps, Spasms. Sour
Stomach, Nausea, Vomiting, Heartburn,
Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Sick Head
ache, Flatulency and all internal pains
There is not a remedial agent in the
world that will cure Fever and Ague and
fevers, aided by RAILWAYS PILLS, so
quickly as EADWAY'S READY RE-
LIEF.
Price 30 cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
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"Ce1.oric is the best remedy fer children Of
which am acquainted. hope the day Is not
fer distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, ard use Castoria in
stead of the various qucck nostrumr which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
mcrphine, Goothng syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
item to premature graves"
Dr.. J. 4. KINcHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
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AS the train stopped at small town
in Virginia the mail bag was thrown to
o negro boy OF perhaps IL years. who
started off at a brisk run to the post.
office. But a larger boy, turning cor
ner, suddenly ran into the mail carrier
and overturned him. As soon as he re-
covered himself he turned upon the ag~
gressOr.
Look a-heah" he exclaimed; "you
wants to be kecrful Of dis chile. When
you knocks me down you Jars de whole
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James T. Brown, of Indiana, was
once engaged in d case in the circuit
court of that state, and was laying
down the law with mastery ability
when the judge remarked that he need
not argue the law of the case, as the
court understood that perfectly. Mr.
Brown replied, with much meekness
that he merely desired to talk about
the law as it is in the books. which
would be entirely different law from
any his honor was acquainted with"
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DELAWARE AND
HUDSON RAIL-
ROAD.

Commencing Monday.
day, July 80, all trains
will arrive atnew Lack.
awanna avenue station
as follows:
n.aIna srill lAaNo Gnra
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The Company, II Murray Street, New
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Castoria.

"Castoria is so VOL adapted 10 children that
recommend it as superior Gny prescription
known TO me-
II. A. ARCHER, II. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, n. Y.
"Our physicians in the childrens depart.
mcnt have spoken highly Of their expert.
cnce In their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products yet we are free to confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won US to look with
favor upon it."
UNITED HOSPITAL AID DIsPEssARY,
Boston, Mass
ALLEN Z. SIXTH, Pres,
urray Street, New York City.
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CURES AND PREVENTS
Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Influenza
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Head
ache, Toothache, Asthma, O1f-
ficuit BreathiHa,

CURES THE WORST PAINS in from
one to twenty minutes. NOT ONE HOUF
after reading this advertisement neet
any one SUFFER WITH PAIN
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POLICE COURT MATTERS.
Sallic navls and Susan tullidge Again
In the IOils-AuOlhor CuanCc
for Mrs. Grant.

Sallie Davis and Susan Tuliidgo
wese again before the police court on
their old charge otdrunkenuess. They
were found by Ollcer Evorill this
morning at or o'clock sitting by
the side Of the road on Fiith South
street. Both were under the influence
Of liquor. They have been out Of all
Just one week today and go back now
for % dsys.
MITE. Mary ]. Grant was RrTa.gn.
ed Tor prostitution, Shr has
"a family, aud II Is claimed thst she and
her two daughters have been doing m
immOtnl business, Ouly a few days
ago the charget against her VI keeping
a house VI this character was dismisiud
on account OF her poverty ana the
sickness aui needs oil her children.
Today Justice Smith again showed a
spirit Of leuiency towards her and
postpousJ trial until tomorrow, giving
her chance to move from her preseui
quarters, and upon her C0asiug rom
wrOngdOing shv will be prosecuted no
more.
Jack Roberto plead guilty to drunk.
onuC.s, lie said IN excuse that ne Tel
Ia with some ffiends, Nni though not
n drinking man, he was Induced TO
taEo three glgsses NJ beer ard thtu no
knew no more until he was under tho
kind care Of = pairolmHn. lie pg0m-
lsed that " the court would let him go
he would leave tie entuii * schooner
alone In the future. Tho court gave
him chance to prove the tfuihiuluess
OF h.g promise.
Peter MONA, % carpenter residing
OF 37l north FUN West stree plead
guilty 10 drunkenness but toll the
COur. that II was his if-t Tense IN
three ycara. he WAS discharged.
n. Hedmau, a fruit vendor, WAS a.
rested this morning ,0t pudIling In tho
restricted district. lie plead guilty,
but ON his promise 10 break the isw ~
more, he was discharged,
Eph Kelly agreed 20 got out Of town
by tomorrow m0rning, aud iouteucu
was suspended until that time.
Thos. Moran was nuoi g. for dit
tufblng the peace.
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The ElSTEDDF0D.
Tie ucnyor Committee Speak Highly
Of Their Treatment In salt Lake.

The Denver Rspu5ioaa OF Sunday
last has the following on tue October
listed Iioi:
"Pr .Eottrt 5lsck aud Lloyd Jones,
the con mi,,sU sent by the beaver
cAorus to con. 30 with the Tabernacle
choir In the great contest at Salt Lake
cay, in Ou.U1sT have returned to the
city, Tho clmniitte1 report that the
Mormon Tabernacle choir has invited
the Denver choir 70 become i,s gupht.
during the lettlvAi. inc TsbcruNc,r
choir Ia competing lot IAs gtAGd rr.zu
In two seGlions, One.hali being tue
younger SINCERE OF the city auu the
other halt being tbs older SINCERE, 10
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kindergarten Lawn Fcte.

Lasl evening pleasant social time
was spcnl by over 800 people at the
residence u Mrp. Nina NJ. Cannon.
The occasion was arranged by the
Utah kindergarten as'ooAtlou, aud
the 'urpes. Of this en'erpfise was well
deserved. The house was thrown open
TO tho guests, but moo, spent The
greater norton Of the time un tie
tas,eiuly decorated lawns and iu
danriug on the lar,U ilJOL The
soft iisht NJ the Chinese lanterns aud
moon made the scene picturesque be-
yoni description. Dainty refresh.
mcuis were served and nearly ali were
heard 10 express thenar.vrs ns t,iug
more than repaid by the enjoyment Of
the evening. The rccnIy's RmJuuici
~ sum very close TO slul.
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UNITED wOREuEN.
Address NJ samuel Uonptrs before III"
Grades UBtous congress

Address of samuel gnnptrs before I'll"
grHucs Uutous ,nnsrss@
CARDIFF Sent 5.-Mes.fs. samuel
Gnnipet- Is T.. J. McGuirc, VINO fop.
~ cut the United SiAtts IN the Itados
UriunS Congress, were givon n nearly
reception nt this aittrnUnn's session.
President Jonkint, IN welcoming tho
American delegates, shiu: although
geographically divided, the WORKERS o.
AmtrCi, Great Britain anu lrelanJ
sTu united on all important questions
pertaining TO the elevation Of theif
class.
Mr. Gompsfs, replying 10 tho nd'
dress Of President Jenhins, spoke OF
the solidarity VI feeling and eympalhy
that existed among the trades
unions Of the different countries
which are represented In this congre,s,
who, he eili, were Of one blood am
hnd n com men heritage. He looked
forward to the day wuen all workers
speaking the English language would
uuite with the workers OF all countries,
sifulg ii-g onward 10 the attainment
% thzt cud for which the whole past
hau been perpetual euuenyoT, with
tbU intensity Of purpose that would in-
cure the accomplishment OF great re-
suite.
G1mpois said he believed tho British
trades UNION congress ami the Amefi-
ran federation Of labor would compare
hyOrably with the British Parliament
OF American Congress.
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LuNDDN, Sept. 4-Iho House Of
L0fds today, ON the second reading Of
thu Irish land purchase bill, NscOunt
Chiiien said ihnt tho measure gpI earNd
10 him ~ te one ior the relief OF eviciod
tenants, who, he tald, we're the scum
OF their class, and amused themselves
by cutting oil the hair Of women and
shooting Old msn. He hoped that the
bill would he rejected.
Baron Halshury expressed regret
that such language should hAvu been
employed IN tuis debate. Tue only
question OF itsur, he said, was one
contit ulng ia operation hn set which
0 heTwIe would expire with the inpre
VI time.
The bill pss'ed Ia third reading.
The House OF LORDS has paced on
lie third reading, tile bill 10 remove
doubt a. 10 tue validity Of the act Of
the dominion Of Canada, respecting
the deputy speaker OF tho Canadian
senate,
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DR. Shclmcriinc viii be- found for
the first three weeks OF September,
nt 500 Progress building, where he
will NJ glasses that viii give perfect
satisfaction to those who are troubled
with detective eyes, causing head
aches, innamcd eyo lids, vertigo nnd
many other kindred nervous troubles.
Il 10 unnecessary Co go into details
about his ability, rs hundreds Of salt
Lake citizens testify 90 the satisfac-
tion lac has given them, aud what re-.
lict they have experienced through
wearing his g.n-,ys. II your glasses
are not right or you need some, see
him before uc goes east. lie leave,
after the third wccl, iu september, to
accept - position 10 an eastern
optical college. 3
500 PROGRESS BUILDING.
Consultation Free,
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Bero's House Robbed.

This morning ID. II. Hero, who re-
,lden on n street between Becoui Rnd
Third, reported At police headquarters
nat robIerv occurred Mt his place
last night. Upon arising this morning
he lOund thst Ills tool chest, which lAst
ight was fillei win valuable carpen.
ter ole, had been ili AID moot u
tho con ents had been carried away.
Tue chest WAS IN the house and the
du0rs we're locked, The articles stolen
were chisUls, planes, saws, bits, braces,
ETC., aud their value In all amount to
quite - lilt,o sum.
There II a person whom MT. Bero
suspects Of The act, ami the police
nave all the Information he is able =
ulVp,
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isIT TRAEEn.
The Question oT identity Nei Vet set
ttsds


KANSAS cry, No., Sept. a
tlsclsl TO the Star from Liberty, Mo,
tiyG
Astounding developments, II is "
m5ftd here, may occur In the De-
Fngrf assurances case before twenty
lauf hduts elapsc. An Insurance ON.
rlaL, VIM Il working ON tue csse, II Ia
,aii On good uuthOrity, states the pris'
vuef 10 not the doctor.
Juige J. n. saudusky, attorney for
Judge J. T.. Lincoln, executor VI tho
Ffskef rilale, states this morning that
they have not yet admitted that ttC
pHi0gtr Is Fraket. Pcfsons who
iGrE Intimately at Excelsior Springs,
Whsfe The doctor lived before he mrn-
cradle dsippuarnuCe, will he here this
afternoon when thu question VI idonti.
" Willie permanently feltled.
Adisit DR. Fflkrr
81. LOUIS. Sept "a special 10 the
IOsi hyatch from Richmond, Mo-,
say. d. FTaser, In jail here on n
charge VI attempting to deifauI the
iB,un' companies, was reoogDizBG
i1dpy by score Of people. The
isl0gliIDn was mutual, DE- Ffakpr
calling several by name anu convors.
iBg with them.
The Information leading TO the
arrest aud Incarceration Ot FfakeT has
teen died before Justice McCurstOn In
tht city. There are iiys counts In the
information, tho aggregate psuElty
bslng thltly'iive years Ia the PEN.
lsnuafy.
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that the chorus from here will IL 4
have TO compete with the celebrated
singers iu perfect practice.
1.-THE COMMITTEE were handsomely
entertained by the Ulcers and repre-.
sentatlves Of the Csmbrian society
and musicians Of SAT- LAKE city,
Prof. Robert Slack WIS engaged during
his siay IN Zion 10 b. tho tenor 'Oi1ist
Of the great convention, which ot IT..
sell IL indicative OF the apprCCia tlou
II the siugsfs Of the "SacreI City' Tor
our celebrated vOoalislr."
Tue com miltoe, consisting Of II. +.
Evan, Elias MOtf, ID. l.. Davis, w.
n. Williams. George q. Bywater, II.
]. Tnomss, and John james, thai wac
tppoiutet to soncit funds for the aid VI
the enterprise, are meeting with great
success.
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city, homestead entry oi 1867 ay,e.
township 10 north, range we5l IN Box
Eliuf c0unty.
Walter b, Lee, Of TeasdsIe, home.
stead entry Of 100 acres in township -
south, range 4 east, in Wtyue cou 50.
VIM. s. Lords, Of Blue Valley,
proof OF homestead entry 10 800 hctes
30 township % south, range 10 easi, In
Wayne unity.
JIhn Etmislon tr., Of Emery, home.
stead eutty Of " acre. BOO township u
south, range eat, IN Emery county.
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IntLi.h n,fnrm. In ArnsnIn.

CONsrANItNOrLE, sept 5.-Tho
grand viyier has dlsmis.cd a number OF
officials Oi M0U-h found guilty. " ok.
tUttiug taxes and treating tbs At.
mouians with Ruthless severity.
At Bitlis, q O., D'Armes altacke a
rRnd Ut kuris wgy hHd been commit
tinu deprciatlnns In the MOOsh die
tricts. The iNutds sustained Hefi1us
! sscs AMI were driven out from the
possession OIL Tie properly of the AZ
mUuiAus,
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WrIiIELD, Masa., SEPT. 5,-W. 4.
u 70 VI Sew YORK, vino recently In.
tl'uIed divorce proceedings against
Mt. L.. o. Gill, a sister OF Mrs. Cor.
nsllus vanderbilt, ami who IL at Glll'a
summer House In Granville, has given
Lawyer Kntll the following signed
ha'emen', Withdrawing tho charges
malc by ulm against his wifi:
'ln Mo matter Ol the divorce PRO.
csollugs instituted agaiust Mrs. h. U.
dliNl hereby withdraw the cnSrgcs Of
gi0's inIOxiustlOu, indulgence IN
ohl1IH., aud desire 10 Withdraw any
AM . ! gElcteIings In the tult.
W, L. GILL."
=. i've PAPER Is dated Angus, 3lsI, and
tue .Inrss Is Charies WIN GgrOlh, tie
family cJUk.
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..,.,.o ri,,n,sd Raiirani coiipnuJ
attached.

cur,uD. Sept. b.-Ihe entire
,,.,rm II operation sui equipment Of
Wstforolltan Elevated Railroad
uv is attacked Ia . biz which
S., eeSu ilird In the U. 5. circuit
s's,t Thc OIL l. = btlci one, but tue
Sss,sss and the defendants Involved
. .,,s s..ufancc Of u big legal hattie,
sps and nard fought. 81.
M slemans-Halsgc Electric COM
,sy owner oi the Ernest Won Size
mans patents, charges tue Metropolitan
s,mrapy snd IL PRECEDENT, Robert t..
isntins, with Infringement In making
oi Inc mini rail Eye ON and peculiar
intact ucylcp. The light was three
'sfnsf,d, a. the General Electric COM
10Y which equipped the Metre
n5lian Will assume the deicBtc, Tue
gsrefal Electric company has had a
Inc experience with contest ratcnts,
md both It ami the Slsmens-Halsse
company have nearly unlimited
wealth with which 10 back up their
elaine,
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DID NOT EXPLODE
,.s,bllds Banking House Visited
byd Bomb ThroS'h
mr. ,ur MISSILE WAS HARMLESS
vu,,ln discovered by Detective
lie claims TO De an
Anarchist.

r.s,s Sent. 5.-M. R'th'ch'lis
fA"'s' ana was the scene today Of
bnA', . ,ln,u.,!s attempt. At $3.50
o., man cutc G the bank from
gg0T.eu, In the vestlbnls the de
hu' On guard saw the llrangOt
l l''n, d, IIsht a fuse OF bomb with a
W. I'm, rne ashes on his cigarette
nt,dllsisn,lion OF the iu'o ana
p. n,n seeing he was ob,etvrd threw
,as NIB upsn the csrpsIo floor. The
,.,,n d,d not explode. The man
ussly,,,strJ. At the police Office he
~ aygueI himself an Snatchisl.
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swindlef Ffaker. ,:opnsd III this city
snroule to California ami washiur-
ton TO take bsck g. Missouri Ffaket's
iout youus orphan cousins. He Will
.Ol pursue his mission now In oOnse-
quenoe Of Frakut's capture. He IL coz
hItnt there was no ultjursd testimony
concerning tie supposed dTDw ming,
anu expresses himse.i uYxious TO maze
full realization,
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COM Nj l. II CIAL.


TOiAv'a clearing house exchanges
amounted 20 fljGUll; zane day last
year, s-yi $50.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS
New York, -- silver, o., lead,
$3.50.
London. Silver, 30 o l1L
oRE ANp nuLLtUS.
W. :. Mccormick y Go, received to.
days silver ana lead ufes, SIS 3Il.
9. II, Jones ~ Go, received IuI.y:
Base lu'rUu, $500; ofes, Sll,5OO.
Total, $4,000.
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WAHINuTOS, sept. 6.-Conttollor
Bowler, Ol the treasury department, al
?, m. To-Day promulgated the decision
10 The now celebrated sugar bounty
question. lie holds that ~ controller
he has iurlsdictiOn 10 pass upon tic
claims for sugar buuntles ana also holds
that Part OF the acts VI Congress max.
ing an appropriation for The payment
sugar bounty claims IN unoOustitu.
libuhl,
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Personal Paragraphs.

a. n. lmt.nc, Of san Francisco, stops
at the cullen,
Noble warrum Jrn OF Logan, is regis.
tUrni ~ tho Walker.
". j. McNamaru, Of But. Us % guest nj
tho kuutHfofd.
tho Tcmploton has II. j.. Lawrence, Of
iiOHlUu.
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,hinatuwu IN n TurmoiI.

EAS FRANCISCO, Sept. 6.-China.
town II Ia turmoil ami n boycott
war IL ncrcely raging. Tho Chinese
Six & n 10 toe, which Tor 20 iG.ny
year. have controlled matters In the
Chinese quarter, no longer work In
harmony, and Will probably never
again bu united. The quarrel has
spread all over the country among
Chinese from hore to New York. Tue
trouble originated IN the murder oi
Chang Wal, a member OF the Sam lup
company MJk Tai, a Ser Hup mSn,
was arrested Tor the murder but hib
mpany pcliyv Il him inuoCt Mt AMI
asked tho Sam Iups " call OIL the
prosecution. luis they refused TO u
aud ;he Chuusc consul sided with the
sam NuIs. Then boycott was de-.
Clatci against tue Sam Nups by tie
SO IuI8 the Ssm lups cOmprl,r
Tho wehltAIer classes OF Chinese who
GOA big business NJ butchers, while
tho 5 YuIs are composed Ui tho
labOTing clAssrs, mainly customers Of
the Gam Iupe. Tue See Hups hAyo
starred rival shops aud astflct boycott
IL being wRged against tho sam Nups,
greatly 10 their discontinue aud Imam
ciAl lo,s Three OF this cumpAnles have
sided with tue See Nups against the
Sam Yups, but the nth, the Yuon (
WO company, composed Oi the better
elias, VI merchants, h lids alool from 'he
tAy. they too are threatened with
war II they DO not come over into the
camp VI the eIemiss VI tie hated sam
lulH,
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A KICKING EQUINE
Makes An Exciting rlAy In frOai Of
the City Hall-No Que Hurt.

An exciting kicking sG'ray took
place this morning at about 10 o'clock,
Ia front Of the city hall. George
Williams, VI Mil Creek, was tho
driver Of the team, aud ho was about
to loitup when one OF TIC animate, u
vicious little brute, began kicking anu
plunring, anu dii all IN its power 10
break away. Young Williams hell
on hrAvely and finally succeeded Ia
ovcrpOweriGg ana quieting tue horse,
but not before he had received several
severe bites on the hand from which
tho blood flowed freely. The animal
did not escape unhurt either, but was
covered over with scratches aud
bruises, received mostly by fJrciblr
contact with a Load Of lumber.
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College Announcement
PRINCIPALS OFFICE, Laller.DAy
SainiS G llogo,

SUNNI y. ~
Salt Lake Cl'y, SrpL ., 1895.
The lenth acadcmIc ye'r Of ihr Lat
tst.Day siiu,' College Will open on
Monday, September o,h, Students
who desire 10 euter tbs Institution for
the fret time. will please spply nj 1888
west Flut North street, b',Wesr . a.ui.
anu I pm. OF that hay, or between
o aud 1880 an. ~ Tuesday and pa.s
entrance examinations OF show ore.
uputias from other schools. Former
students Ut tue college nay apply ior
TegistratlOn on tbs above uHys.
Formal opening exercises Will be-
hel Ia tue Social Hsli on Tuesday,
September 10, at pm. To these tue
students aud tho general public are
cordially invited. Cisss organization
viii bsgin on We'll ihy, Srut II,
at . SUI. WILLARD Dose, ID Il.
PRINCIPAL.
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II POLITICAL.

}. II. Harris respectfully announces
10 the Republicans Of the Thiid iuil.
clal dleiriot u tho state u Ut4n tbAt
he will be a candidate Tor tho flee NJ
District Judge, subject 10 the u0miua.
ton ~ The Republican judicial con.
veniiuu uf tald district.
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PANS, Sent. La I1,t, news.
paper regarded As reliable, states that
"a nan threw n bomb IN front OF ROths-
chiidS TANK Ia this city today. The
bOmh did not eXplnIe, The man,
when arresloi, declared he had loI-
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wAWuSuluS, Sept a. Sibley ~
Co., stock utOkers with offices IN thIs
city, Baltimore and elbownUty, made
an Assignment today, owing to the
allure VI correspondents he Now York
anu other cities TO forward tho
amounts due, rhs liabilities age
$4,000.
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NASHVILLE, Tom, Sept 5,-Jay
Ro.dy, aud Jim wO1dlee, were shot
tnisefluusly wounded A. Tracy CITY,
i.sl night hy Deputy Unltea SlEtes
MAuhal J. NJ. Hall while .lleoling
lho iel1ufc Of oontTnband WHISKY.
WuJllve " dying.
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Missouri, illinUis, Ecn'ueky, penusy'.
vAtie, V rliuis and Ksuss-, will DE
represented ty their Mrutt citizens,
tomorrow, at the grand pavilion. Ih..
Will be glorious Jay. Buug your
lunch baskct AMI the little Uu,s; .. u
VIII enjoy n g9 d Uld ia,hignuI 80
CurstUr.
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NobrnsLa democrats.

LtEC ILy, Nob., sept. 5.-Tho adj
intimidation Of the state Democratic
convention was called together nt
noon. There il full representation
from all counties.
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Tho 'ol5wing nlin2s were made In
tho local land office under date Of
SOpt. o.
Ercs llniSkOg, OF Beaver River
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Parliament rroroEusd.

LONDON, S0n,. i--iarliameut was
Pto'y.Hel today until November
ls,t.
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MANITou, Colo, Sept 5.-Judgo
James q. Lincoln Of Liberty. Mo-.
executor Of the will Of the insutanes
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lIIE ATLANrA ENposIrIoS.
invitation iNtHndrd TO the Grand
army "t the NepubIIc.

hucHFoKp, Ills. Sept. 5.-Com.
mAudrr'lu Cuief LNwler has received
ah invitation Tor the q, A, II. to attend
,uv opening Of tho Cotton States In.
.i,Inauonal expedition al Atlanta, the
-Isl inst IL came too late to be- pgo.
sHuIsa'ed from headquarters, yet no 4,
shAlsus ne comfauea should know
tney hIe Invited 10 mingle with those
VIM were gray from 1861 10 1866, aud
trusts Alafge humber will Du there.