Bloomington Progress, Volume 19, Number 19, Bloomington, Monroe County, 8 July 1885 — Page 4
OHIO ft MIS8ISSIPPT RAILWAY. X
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SolM Dully Trains (each way) between CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS. Sl5i Dailv Trains (each way) between CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE.
Solid Dailv Train (each way) between ST. LOUIS AND LOUISVILLE.
HO Change r Can for AMY Class or Fameagei--first Class, Second Cfaas and Emigrant Passengers, all tarried on Fast Expresm Train, mnsvttmy of Palace Sleeping Cart, tttgant ntrlor Coaches and comfortabU Dntj trachea, all naming THROUQO WITHOUT CHANGE. Only 10 Honrs Time Between fSmxinnati and St Lorn, or St, Louis and Louisville. But Four Hours laTSedma Cincinnati and LtntitnlU. The Olal Jt Mlmlsstpp. at'wajr ts the only Line between St. Louis and Oinoinnati t? ndcr one management, running all its trains through "SOLID," and in const quunceis the only recognized first claw xoute between those cities, its Easy Grades, lis Splendid Motive Power, Steel Rails, Straight Track, and Solid Road Bed Enable the O. A M. to make faster avr age time than any other Western Bond. STAsk for Tickets Tia O.&M. B'jr.-B, If or sale by Agents of connecting line East, West, North and South. W. W. PEABODY, President and Gen- U'g"z. W. & 8HATTUC, Gen. Tims. Aft. CINCINNATI, OHIO:
BLOOMINQTON BAB.
BVSKIRK St DUNCAN, Attorneys, 0f Bee la New Corner Building, vgr
tnirs. Will practice in all courts of the State. Special attention given to Probate business, and to collection and prompt reneittance of all claims.
LOUDEN MIERS, Attorneys. Office over First National Bank. All business of a legal nature given careful attention in all courts. Beal estate Titles carefully examined by aid of Louden's Ab
stract. A specialty made of the collection and remittance of claims of all kind.
MULKYi PITMAN, Attorney, will practice in the various courts. Espeeiai attention given to collections, and to
probate business, umce, nee s comer, oppetite the Progress Office.
ROVERS HENLEY, Attorneys and Collectors. Office in Mayor's Office building. Special attention, given to settling decedents' estates, and to all kinds of
probate business. Also, aosxraewng.
77 AST & EAST, Attorneys, at Law,
1 J Bloommirton. Ind. Office, in Wai-
dron's Blcct. north side square. Probate
business and collections given prompt ettetiion. Will practice in courts of all
r 'i.Mnno cmintKx. Business soncnen.
1 a MVS P. MORGAN. Attorney. Offles.
J West S.'do Block, nv-stairs. To tuu probate and collection business he
willeive soecial and particular atten
tion. Business attended to in courts of
surrounding counties.
WILLIAMS i MILLEN Attorneys, Office live doors south of Hunter's
corner, up-stairs. Do a general collection
and probate business. Will practice is
courts of adjoining counties.
CR. WvRRALL, Attorney. Offles . in New Block, up-stairs, over McCulla & Co.'s. Will practice in all the
courts. Special attention given to .Tension Claims and probate business.
KA. FULK. Attorney. Office is AU . ten UcNary new block, up-stairs vr corner room. Soecial attention will
be given to probate business, and to the
prompt cr .ection or Claims.
10HN 6 ii AH AM, attorney, real es-
J tate and insurance agent, abstracter of titles, and claim collector. Office upstair. oTcr corner room In the Alien f
Aj cftary Block. Business solicited.
ABE TOC CMMDKt WEST?
To those who contemplate a trip to the West or Northwest this coming spang, ws desire to suggest the advisabilitr of making tout inquiry as to the route they should take. In this connection we wish to call the attention of those interested to the real
inducements offered by toe Direct Yahn ilia Like in the way of Quick time.
piompt connections and unequ&led fiuaKties fc r the safe and comfortable transportation ol passengers of all classes. By this route
Tim are carried over the safest and
best Katlroad in the West. Too i lacded in Union Depots and i
ops au annoying Omnibus transfers.
You can purchase tickets and have your
nuggage cnecasa wrong, to aesnrainrm, avoiding all relations while as route. If
you are going to travel it is to your adrantuge to securr the '..est. and if von are tick
eted r.o the Vakbaxia Shosx Line you are sure to get it Besidents of Bloomington sad vicinity desiring to visit Indisnapohs will find the
v a j r alia .koute rta Ureencastle Junto-
bon the safest, the quickest, and the beat. Application for rates of fare, time tardea.
tic, should be made to the nearest Ticket
Agent or to H. B. DEBISOt, Assistant General Passenger Agent, InDIASAPOUS, JjfD.
ORCHARD HOUSE !
& Iff. Orchard ft Son PROPRIETORS.
Offsattetseltopst,
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HONON RDUTE
LonisTille, It? Altai! I Clicao Iff.
Two
Fast Kxpresa fa
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THE NEWS.
Intelligence by Wir efrom All the World.
FQKSISB. Beports lately recijivecl in Astatic ltusslu
show a formidable rehcllion to have starred in Chinese Turkestan. A number of t hinege officials have been killed, and communica
tion with China proper is cut off.
The anti-rent agitation in Ireland has in
creased.
A coal mine cxp'osion near Saarbruek,
Germany, and eighteen Uvea were lost.
The new British Cabinet IS divided on the
budget and the 5fcvil n question.
-Russia wants imxacdiats action on the
Afghan question In case England reopens the discussion.
A formidable retellion has started in
Cbtnecc Turkestan.
Mr. Spurgcon, the London divine, has
created a profound sensation by tho publica
tion, under bis own signature, of a scathing
denunciation of Immorality in the high offi
cial life of England. He furnishes a bill or
particulars in support of bis charges.
A bill has Just passed the Swiss Cham
bers largely increuslnji tho Import duties on beer. Trine, and liquor ?, the money so rn sed
to be divided between the several i-antons of
tho republic, and om per cent, thcreoi to be spent in an organized crusade wainst al
coholism.
Henry M. Stanley h disappointed in not
Obtaining financial assistance from England
for toe Congo Company.
William Henry Smith, Secretary for War
m the Salisbury Cabinet, has been reflected
to Parliament for We'tminster without opposition.
It Is reported that Prince Bismarck and
lord Salisbury will sbartly havo a confer
ence, with a view to establishing au Anglo-
German alliance.
-The ultramontane Journals at Rome have
been ordered by the Pope to maintain a
friendly attitude towarc the Italian Govern
ment.
The Russians are 'Sid to be making ex
tensive preparations for war. One thousand
n are employed in building the Trans-
caspian Railway.
FEBBQIfAL. htef Justice Waitt has arrived in En
gland.
Mrs. Mary Sbauganessy, eighty-three
years old, committed suicide at Chicago by
throwing herself in front of a passenger
train on the Illinois Central tracks. She bad
been slightly demented for several years.
The narty of Mexican editors making a
tour of the Cnited Status spent several days
In Chicago. They attended the races, wore
tendered a reception by the Chicago Press Club, were driven about the city and shown all the sights, and were banqueted at the
Palmer Rouse.
Senator James O. Fur is about to open
s bank at San Francisco.
All tho property of ex-Gov. J. Schuyler
Crosby, at Helena, M. T., has been attached
by creditors for debt.
At Freeport, 111., Mrs. Nellie Dame
Yourex Baker Ph Hips, aged 18, was remar
ried to Charles Yourex. The bride, up to the present time, has had fcur husbands, allot
whom are still living.
An attempt is making by the heirs of
Joshua Selman, a wealthy member of the
Carroll family. In Maryland, to have him adJudged insane. He la 88 years old, and recently married a la Jy of 20.
Christopher B. Mabley, a well-known
clothing merchant of Detroit, is dead.
Mount MacGregor (N. V.) telegram: "Gen. Grant's physician says that, while his
distinguished patient's life has been' prolonged by the transfer t) Mount MaKrscor, the fact remains that he loses strength with each succeeding day." Washington te'e-
gram: "Col. Dent, Geo. Grant's brother-in-
law, who Is in Washington, said yesterday that be had received information from the family that the cancer bad commenced to
Inflame the JUjular rein, and that death was
a question of but a few days in the opinion of the phyaioiana."
A. J. Dnraont, coloied, Chairman of the Louisiana Bepubllcan Committee, and re
cently naval officer at New Orleans, committed suicide on account or domestic troubles.
Mrs. t seult Dudley, who shot O'Donovan-
in New York some time ago, has been
acquitted on the ground of insanity.
Col. William B. Patten, a prominent New Hampshire politician, has been committed to an Insane asylum. The Hon. Washington BushneU, ex-Attorney General of Illinois, and a friend of President Lincoln and Gov. Yates, died suddenly at Ottawa, 111.
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LOUISVILLE to CHICAGO and
CHICAGO to LOUISVILLE,
Connecting closely with the night and day tratas out of Chicsiro en ths Great Through Trunk Line est sod Northwest, and with the morning and evening through trains ontof LoolsvlBs on the Great S .ntbern. and Southwestern Una. This Popular Boats now runs the mast comf.Mtai.le coaches on day and Palace Sleepers on sight trains, and has only one change of ears to all the principal towns and cities in the North. Bonth, East, or West. 81! Through Tickets over all the various Cfossma- nd connecting railroad lines, and coeck boamge through to passengers' destination, avoid n? the diaaaTeeabid annoyance otrecaecHcc, the danger of missing direct connection, and the expense and worry of tiresome lay-ov r oa the journey. Low-rate, Land Explorers', and round-trip Winter and Summer Toariitu' ExensioB Ticke's on Hle fa their respective seasons. Will cbceri ttfly give travelers toll Information in regard tc the best connections, the fewest and ewiest changes, and the most comfortable and p easant route; and will famish Bailroad Maps, Time-Tables and toldsrs, containing sinoh iMfcetol Information to travekna. On appUttitkm 'o WM. h. BALDWIN, CARTES VERIXO,
UenrFaoe. ((at, amnon rass. a fens.
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OTaIGIAI. ABlC; DLD08TEIAL. There were 181 failures in the United States reported to Bradtirrtfs during the week, against 170 in the preceding week, and 153, 185, and 153 in the 2orrespindig weeks of 1884, 1883, and 1882, respectively. About 97 per cent, of last week 'a failure were those uf small traders whose capital was less than $5,080. In the principal trades they were as follows: Grocers, 30; liquors, S4; general stores, 18; hardware and implements, 13; drugs, 10; manufacturers, g; millinery, 7; books, stationery, papjr, etc., 7; shoes, 8; clothing, 8; dry goods, &; fancy goods, 5; furniture, 5; hote.s and restaurants, 5; harness, B; produce and provisions, &; grain and millers, 3; hats, !; jewelry, 2. The Pittsburgh trreen glass bottle factories have closed down until September. The Southwark woolen-mills, at 1 hlladelphia, sent down, throwing about one thousand men out of employment. It, was done to avoid a strike for a further increase of wages, which about a month ago had been advanced 10 per cent. The steel works at Bellalre, Ohio, which teen shut down for nine week?, have resu med, giving employment to ",hree hundred men. The flolden Manufacturing Comitany, Dayton, Ohio, made an assignment. Ah seta, $35,000. The paper to be used hereafter for United States checks will be distinguished by a water-mark with the letters " l.T. 8. T. D." instead of by slllt threads as formerly. J. 9. Hurlbut & Co., wholesale milliners
at Cleveland, made an assignment, with Ha-
bllities of $40,000.
The national expenditures for the fiscal
year eaucu June 30. vere S3lo,000,0u0: re
ceipts, $331,000,000, ot 87,500,000 less than the estimates. During the year 148 national
-banks were organized, and the cbarterMf
731 national banks were extended twenty
years.
The business failures In the rnlted States and Canada during the first six months ot Va numbered 0,00t, 1th aggregate llablli-
tlos of 374,000.0 j0. Dirlng the corresnnd
Tng period of ISM there wore i,5!0 failures,
with liabilities of sm.ooo.ooo.
The charter ot tbti Manhattan Bank of Memphis, Tenh., being about to expire, it
has decided to go into roluntary liquidation.
paying a cash dividend of 170 per cent., and
will consolidate with the German Hank, which
will have a capital of 8250,00 , and a surplus
ana undivided proBti reaching $750,000.
The New York Ct-nfraVs dividend, pay-
awe July 15, Is only one-half o? 1 per cent
hem, Pennsylvania. Following l ilio text of
the letter of Mr. Burtlinnl t Seer, tar.- Man
ning declining to tesisn wlitMi request d lo
dofioi
BesiwM'tfull.v aiknou"i.:lpinK your iviU(st for my resignation, Co nnuin c t d to me en tno litn inst., 1 have the Imnor to mat- Hint, alter Careful consideration, I am not sntiH. ,rii mat duty or propriety require" moat this tlm- to resign my ollie.-. Wire a v inalie,isne. or misconduct alii Bed or be iewrt to exi.n. I a i sure you wonM have done me the .ins he to havoiiadan Impartial elimination, ami Uv u a full opportunity of lein-e beio:-e (Irmaii'llug my res.gnallon. .Nor tlo 1 uiHle.ft.i.i.i from yon that the re-mrot is nnul - for i.eH reason, but It In licrouse tt deew the relation!" of mv oilice to lie so lutinatcly nn ed with your admin1:rat on ol tho 'Ina-hiy Oopartmout th.it y. ahoulcl havn the l mi . ( Br lectin: the oflicer to he In eluaue tl.K bureau. Were tnia the aso, and Iheim mion ot the law, it might he proi.nr and ho bmii s tor met i puvcw the tenure t! niyscrie.' ut y, nr immediate command, or, i erliap . t have ilona so when jon became head of Hie department. But penult me to fav that eu h li- a not been mv umler.itan-liiia of the purpos of the coinage aet. in proiidlus that the Director o: the Mint "xhail hold his otllce for the term of five year., unless soon-. r removed ty the President, upon reasons to be roinnmnic.ited bv him to the Seuato." The length t f the levin five years -the condi.ions npon whici ro5 moval Is authorizoil, and the d.Heii sion'i antj explanation preceding tilt' piisSaae of thent Ind cate the intent that tho 0111c -of Dlrec or of tho Mint should not he chansed on ncemmt Of a char.se of ndminHratlon, or la the head Of the d partmcnt, or tor personal or p. .lit. ical reasons. My prcdoocsor, appointed by JTcsldent Orant, although of opposite lKilitics, continued in ofiico under li ee successive yeeretariesof Hi' Treasury nnt.l Ida ueath. As tc iayclf, having served with a ceptane for a full term, and uion reappoint ent and confiru a ion apart of another, I am consei u-iot no reason why an exception to the policy of the law should now be made, orwln l on htnot to continue the performance of othelal duty until the expiration of my commission, Tho Democrats of Iowa will bold ttioir State convention at Cedar liapids on the 19tt of August. The President lias made the following appointments: Bans & Beatlie, to lie Surveyor of Customsln the district of New York; Slas W. Burt, lo be Naval Officer of Customs In the District ot how York; James M. Adums Redder of the Land Office at Spokane Falls, Wyoming, vice J. SL Armstrong, suaponded; Bettjaml i J. Peach Pension Agent at Boston, Mass., vice Daniel W. Gooch, suspended: Oeorgo L. Ho men, of Charleston, S. C Special Agent of the Bureau ot Labor, vice Yt'itluun L. Trenholm, who declined his appointment. Collect ors of Customs -Ed war. I L Hedden fof the District of New York; Theophil s Moody Favre, tor the District or Tearl River, Ml a; Joseph B. O'Brien for the District of Nat ixsi. Hiss.; John E. Grady for the District of Apa achlcola, 1- la Receivers of Pn b lc Moneys John Oheane, at Vancouver. Washtnjtton Territory; ; Michael J. Cady, at Bodle, Cal.: pud J. K. Doli-on. at Humboldt, Cal.; A. J. Qulndlev. at Little Book, Ark. United States AttorneysArthur B. Dclaney, I'n ted States Attorney for the Eastern Dis not ot Wlsconsin.vi eHaollon, suspended:V. C. Perry, luiie (Mates Att rney tor theDistrlet of Kansas, vio. Hallowed.restcnei Postmasters -Kdward Mullen, at Putnam, Conn., James H. Moore, at Monongahela City, l"a.. Edward H. Krier, at X'lum ( reek, Net.., Samuel B. Evans, at Ottumwa,low6,vl-e A. 1L Haml'ton, suspended; At. Olennan, at Norfolk, Va , vice J. W. Long, suspended; V. E. Brewer, at Portase, Wis., vice 0. E. Dow, suspended ; John r . V ertnw nt. Marine Citv. Mich., vlej J. J. SplllkS,
office become Presidential; Edw rd Duffy, at
Ann Arbor, Mich., vice J. C hnowlton. sus,,,1.,1. vvillinin V. line nl Vallelo. Cal.. vlc8F.
A. Leach, Rtisiicnded; J. n Thorne, at Piqns, Ohio, vic3 Lerov r . Jordan, suspended. All the above susnenslons were made for partisanisra. President Cleveland has appointed the
foliowing-naraed gentlemen Governhieut Dl
rectors of tbe Union Pacific Hallrond: Fran-
els Kernan, of New York; Edward F. Noyes, or Ohio; Gen. E. P. Alesander, of Augusta, Oa.; Franklin MaoVoagb, of Illinois; and J. W. 3a vase, of Nebraska. gEHEML.
At the Cbeyenuo Agency the Indians are drilling prenarntory to an outbrealt, have
sent spies In nil directions, and picket their poniesevcry night. The whites and soldiers
at the agency fe: r they will be mes-sacrod
The French Canadians at Quebec have formed a committee to raise subscriptions to defray the expenses of Y. l and other half-
breeds Implicated In the Northwest rebellion.
Admiral Porter has prepared plans for
the construction of a naval vessel which is
to be a ram, torpedo-bnni, find a gun bout
combined, and which is i?s peeled to attain
f root speed.
Gardner, Mass.. ceielxuU-d itsoenu mil:d
anniversary. The anniversary of the bloody battle of Kenesaw Mountain, foug t twentyone year-s ago, was duly observed. The 109th anniversary of the battle of Fort Moultrie was celebrated at Charleston, S. C. Reports from Duranga, Col., shojv that the Indians who accompanied Agent Stollsteimer to Dolores Valley to Invest gate recent outrages were 11 rod on by cowboys, and twelve Indians killed. The stampr-de of settlers from Dolores and Jlnncus Valleys still continues. Three hundred P-lood Indians left their reservation In Northern Montana,
and are journeying south to Join tho Piegans in war upon the Crows and Gro3 Ventres.
The Egyptian obelisk in Central Park at New fork Is disintegrating from the sudden
changes of temperature aud tho action of frost.
Tombstone f Arizona i telegram: A. J.
Huneke, a miner, brings news from Fronteras of ifti engagement between Indians and
white thirty-two miles southeast of Fi onto-
ras. In which it is reported thirty-sir Indians and sixteen Americans vore kiliel and sev
eral wounded. Thomas Crocker reports
from San Bernardino lit rich, situated on tho trail irom Forr Bowio to
Sonora, an engagement lietween the entire force under Lieut. Davis and tho Apaches. Sixteen Indians were ki led anl fifteen to twenty taken prl-ongrs. The less of the whites is not stated." Nogalcs (Arizona) dispatch: "It Is rumored that tbe Yaiui Indians have detested tho Mexicans, killing 400, Including Gen. Carcio, and wounding
Gen. Loaiza."
forgers, wore com lolod at Toronto, Ontario Bent's proper namo is Woods, and ho wai at rto time o memtPr bf tho Lomluri bar. .fumes 11. Fish, ev-President of the- defunct Marino Bunk of New York, has boon seutomvd to icu j -.'.irs' imprisonment in Auburn Penitentiary. At ilt rne villi- S. . Ut boeea Samuels, 12 years od, wa; tonv.ctod of murdering an in an: whom she had ehr.rge of by soaking Iter in a pot ut" iye. John Martin, one id lite two pscapfd ncKiYion implloaltd in tho outrage an l murder of Mrs. H:i ill, uf Kklutrl. Texas was taken toil ot tli'' liinytt.i; ( o inty Juil and lynched. '! 1. ni'l!:.' - si , vit of .ludje I.juohfot the inm lt-r of li . Ilii.-.i- 1. - i.i.-l 1 -fa liot,j --tliitn es ha, o bf-eii hanged in T-its iu two w. el,s, and delectivee are huiiiin- older- ,-. iih I I todhounds. - in ti rioi in tli I olMi ( iitho'iic Coitroh in Toledo 4lo men were killed and s .-era) injure i. The uir.i lo irrew out of a long-ex-i:t iu; fend be.wt'cn two fai tt'. lis in tbecon- ! rep i lion. At Urookiyn. Thomas O'Miea, wno, hile drunk, killed his wife with a hatchet, surrendered lr.msi.dl to the po ieo. o.ingof tramps, furt.v in nuiiiiier, ittvudi d the tetvn of : henundonh, Pa., bent on pill i :e an i vio!,.iv. 'Hi '('hie of Poilce, in I n din r n poss nsniost lheni, was dangerously oiiiid(-d, and a e. idler whom they ns--.i.iled anl r.ditu 1. wu fatally hurt. They w-t ' tinnlly ovr rp.'Werod and k'dged in jail--Ilibvaitl A. 1! 'j'l, uealthy Ne.v Aork
CASUALTIES. A hurricane at Dubuque, Iowa, damage ! the railroad depot, blew down telegraph wires, and felled trees. A at rm at lieu Hold. Pakota, blew down a bull liuir, killed a woman, and injured several members of the family of Mr. Hadlcy. At Tort Atkinson, Wis., the lightning struck several houses, injured barns, and killed some stock. At Prankforr, Dakota, Join; Wain's house was blowu to pieces; one man was killed, and Jacob Hartley and other.-! badly wounded. The heaviest rainstorm for fourteen years visited Baltimore. The s-ainfall was t -17-1110 inches, and the destruct ion was iery considerable. I'pward tf 230 basements and collars were flooded on the line of Jones' Fall, and in all the depressed iiorllons ot the city the streets wore fioodod. Clara fchlag, of Now York, who had been forbidden by her pareats to no out in the evening, jumped from a third-story window to meet her lover, and wo killed. The greater portion of the minliiif town uf Iron Blver. Mich., us destroyed by an meendinry fire. --Two passengers m iitiall.v l.viuri'.l in a wreck on the Texas Paelfk' Itailroad, near the Colorado Ultr. The brewery of Xavier Ml dt. lit lh-ati-i Dam, Wis , was burned. Three children uf the proprietor perished in the flames.
Tho gveatsr portion of tU-tinuid ftaulds
i. Mich.) Monufaetnrimr company's win
were destroyed by tire. Hie less iieinu plun-d
gi between t ;-.ii au 1 : 1 '.out).
A fire which1 starK il in u roder .-kiiiiiiif
totiojeJ projiert.
FIRED INTO HIS MOUTH
Leading Colored Politician iii Orleans Kills Himself in a Pit of Despondency.
So
(New Orleans special. Andre Btunont, e t-Naval OiUcer at this port, suicided this afternoon. Duniont was one of tho most eminent cotoril men in ike State, olio of tho organizers of the fteptiblicab patlyt and its moiit clmest, ene getic, ana continubns sUpiiCrter. He w.is au admirable or.aui'er and can raster, and held iu such confjdence by all the masses of tho party that lie w.is ge j-er.ill.v chosen as the figuro-head in cenveatiou ', committees, etc. Iu 1S7G Dtniioul was elected as President of thi Itej.nbliam Stale Convention, over ex-Gov. i'iuchback, after a prolonged, struggle. Iu 1880 Ue was Chairman of the Uepublican Executive Committee, and direel Jtl the canvass i f the State, audiu tho lat Presidential election he heltl the same office:. He was a delegate to every Uepublican State Convention, and generally chosen as one of the delegates at large. II held vaiiotit Stite offices, and represented for some yea:s the F.fth District of New Orleans iu tho State Senate. He was on Inspector in the I'nited States Custom House, and was appointed by Hayes Naval Officer, wirck position he bad bold np to within a few week?, when he voluntarily resigned, without waiting for Cleveland to armoint his successor, an-
uetitrai
iiotiucins his intention to si tile in
l.iss is rehan . bus been sentenced to two I An eric;i aud invest hi8 inou'jy U liUtt
Dla illations. Dutuont bad beea very de
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Cbieago, Uj.
Resident
Bloomington, 1
Dentist. Or. J. W. CRAIM.
Office in the New Block, up-stairs, over Vote't Sook Store. All w'ork warranted, j
P0MCI0AL.
The Clerk o the Matlouai House ol Hep
reaentattves says that from pieseut indications there will be fewer contestel election cases before tho next Congress than tlioro hare been before auy Congress for forty years. There wtt" not be more than four, and probably not more than three. A large number of dismissals were made last week in the Pension Office and the Bureau of Engraving and Printing at Washington, The president last ween suspended Horatio C. Burchard, of Illinois, as director of tut? raint, and appointed a? l is succcss-u- Dr. James p. Kimball, professor of uconooilo
geology in the luigU university at Betulo- j Tlios Whit-
rink at Trenton, (Hit
viiln-d at $l'l(),(l(iu. Hy a collision of :w freight tililm IIih NlcUel Plate. i:u .pr iigls. i l l'.i woman, her nuiw .'ii :. and ! ililii were hurled down a r n lm-, I bn I tt:escaping aloiih by b.in; eausrUt iu
brancnos of tree. Flames ut Autijo. Wis., siu pt over limi-lier-piie.--cov riuj fmty aciv, eoiism.r.iv twenty million fe"t i,: Iuiim or. ul':-l at over SttiO.UOO. The Uio in tin; Illinois i o.itral oil-yard at .New Jri.'inis i .i'iv d a lo-- ol fes i.ooo. The book lab ml ui -hoi h : l Tri'iitoti. Mo., wem i'edroyid 1 y flic Ike h-ss reaching ?r.0.(Kin. A boat (o il l inn- IVol. siiipp,- and ta.olly was upset in the river nt Almoin. Iowa, and Mrs. fchlppy and li,i)i;!ii:dri'ii perl-bed. 0EIMES AMD OEIMIHAIrS,
Toe I'nited M.i'i ( iieu:t ( om-t at York rendered a derilnii rem-Injr Jn"'
J ish. ex-1 resident
new trial. - lOI-ii ed 1 1'.". i. 1 Hit bed ! oa H'-t Mr ifc.
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years in the p-niM linry for defrauding the customs. His son. George 11. l!o.,d, who was implicated i)i the frnihi, was lined S1.000 - The body t Mrs. I'ngcr, who, it Is supposed, bad been nurderi'd by a tramp, was found concealed in a haymow et Dan son, D. T. The MO.nmi's .-1:111! nail been beaten .n with an iron wedge. Bei t anl bite, the Hank uf Scotland turner, havo been sentenced at Toronto to icr years iu the penitentiary. HERE AM THERE. The stiifce of the Chicago street car conductors and driver., still continues. Tho company started thre cars filled with deputy 8hci iffs and policemen, but they were immediately attacked by a mob of stvcral thousand infu.ititod m- n, who smashed the cars and overturned them in the ditoh. A dispatch from Lafayette, Indiana, received by an official of .he Western Indiana railroad comp: n ,-, announced that two spans cf a bridge, over the Waba h River near Delphi, Indiana, had given way thortly after mi.iright, precipitating twelve freight car', loaded with lunib.r, into the stream. One biakeman wa; badly injured, and another is supposed to be drow.icd. A dispatch from Yokohoma saya thcr.i Is no hope whaUvjjr of saving the steamor Cdy of Tokia, which is ashore near there. A large portion of the cargo has been saved. A Pittsburgh special says, all tho window g'ass lactorh s of this oistrlct closed for tho summer vacation u .til September. Tbe season has been an extremely unprofitable one, tbe production having been largely ia exo ss of the demand. Two tramps, named Patrick Lefford and James Mil or, were s ruck by tho western tip ess, of tho P.-nnsylva ia railroad, near
Pittsburgh. Miller was insta .tiy klllid and i
his companion fatally injured. The Her. Dr. Welsh, selected by the Pi p i to succeed the late Itev. Dr. McCabe, as nr, bblsbop of Dub in, has been summoned to Koma by his holiness, f r consecration. This a. lion of the Pope Is unusua', and is generally viewed as a mark of honor to the uew archbishop. The President has made the following appointments: Jnme B. Hayes, of Wisconsin, to be chief Jus. ice of tho supreme
court of tho territory of Idaho; to bo marshals of the United States, William L. Cabel, of Texas, for tho northern district of Texas; James M. Llddell, of Mississippi, for the northern d's riot of Mis-islppl; to be attor. neys of the United States, Bobert 3. Shields, Of Ohio, for the northern district of Ohio;
Charles B. P.-arce, of Texa, for the northern district of Texas: lienliimln E. Jonas, of
Louisiana, to bo collector of eustoms fur the
distrlctof New Orleans. Wm. W. R iekhlil.o:
Mnrymnd, Secretary of the Legation to China; Cnorle S.-nby, Jr of Indiana, second secretary of the ligation of the Putted States to China. Suit for $460,000 has been entered in tho Supreme Court, at Chicago, against the Board of Trade firm of John T. L-ster & Co., by Samuel Berkowitt. under tha provisions of the gaming law. Berkowltz's declaration
states that one Elwln Partridge, between
January 1, 1883, and Fet ruary 8, 1884, lost to defendant SIS'J.fiOO by making bets or wagers upon grain and stocks. Lottie Watson, the woman with the
iron jaw, wit j Van Amburg's circus, mot with an i.ccidi nt at Alt any, New York, She has been in tho habit of holding suspended from her mou h a cannon, which li discharged while in mid sir. T.;o d iriug of tho performance is ino: ousjd by the foot that the woman is hoisted front t :o ground and bang3hcal downward during the feat. At the t me of the accident sbe was assisted by Fri.man and Rico brothers, at tho act, who superintended the apparatus and had raised her to the proper height for flrirg the cannon, when one of the pulley ropes suddenly broke. The heavy p.ece of crdnance and Mile. Watson fall to the ground, a distance of about six feet. She struck the cannon head t rst with terrific force, and was p eked up unconscious. She will prob-ibly be eouflnod to the hospitf.l for some time. A dispatch from Blagovesohenski, a town of Russian Asia, the o pital of tbe Ameer's government, says that frsb trouble has occurred on the Ch!nese frontier. The Chinese government sent a detachment of sold:ers to protect the Algur gold fle.ds from invasion hy unauihor js"d parlies. The troops were instructed to behead alt persons found engaged in mining operations and not having the necessary permit. The Russian government prohibits its subjects from mining in the Algur gold fields. THE MARKETS, NEW YOKE. BEEVES -60 7.00 UOllS (it -M WHEAT No. 1 White 1.00 IB1 h0lj No. 2 Red. sw & 1.00 Cobx-No. i... 53uS MVi CMS White S is1 . Poke Xew Mess li.vs giil.Js Lard .07
(.'HI. AUU. Beeves -Choice to PrimeSteers 1..00 (lood Shipping f.50 Butchers' -1.50 Hogs M Fiovii - Fani y Red Winter E. . .vas Prime to Choice Spring. 4,00 Wheat So. 'J Spring 87 Coax No. .. Oats -No. 2. 31 RTF -No. 'J 61 lUltl.K - No. : BOTTCIt- Chok e Creamery itFine Hairy. 13 CHEESE Full Cream, new 07 Light Skimmed 01' Ei.iis- Prcsli It I'm A-WF-: - New, ler Uri '.'.:)
pmiK Mees 1'i.wi L.tUb i'-51' TOLKIJU. Hf.Ai - No. '.' Bed ill
Coix- So. 2 47 Oats No. 4 at MILWAUKKb. Wheat -No. 3 6'; Conx No. 2 ' 4 Oats-No, 2 M ItSENo. 1 Ml JtABLEV-So. 8... 40 Poke Mess MW ST. LOUIS. Wheat-No. s Bed .-. COBS Mixed U fUTS-Mlxed 11 Bve sh Hay Timothy H.00 iOK Mens In.30 CINCINNATI.
Wheat No. 1; lied no Cons OA'ts-Mlxed Si Ntc No. - Kail iWi l'onu Mess 10,50
vi-aiun. Pi oub . Wheat Ni. I Whtle 'JO Coi'S Na 2 18 Oats No. 3 Wh te 7 POI1K Now Mens ;;v;;v.- lum INOIANAPOLIR Wheat No. 2 Red 02 CuitN- Mixed . ; V Oats-No. 2 .
ISAri l UllKHA r. Cattle B't f.ro Fa'- .00 kiwi.1. 1.00 U -.!. 1.00 autiu- .2
spt udent for some jears on account of domo Hie troubles, and frequently spoke of coumitting su cido. To-day he tetnrned from a visit to the country gloomier thau ev r, and told his wif,- that he wast going tc kill himself. She secured his pistol and hid it, but he found it and took it out She then locked it in a chest; he astmutted her and by violence wrested ihe key of the chest from her. She endeavored to prevent his carryiug out his design, bnt lie was too strong for her, anil succeeded iu openitiR the chesl and getting the pisto'. Pursued by her h fled through the two bedrooms and parlor to the siltins-room in the front of the house, Shi h :ard a shot, and when she entered the room a moment later she found him dead, he bavin? placed the pisiol in hie mouth and fired, blowing out his brains. Immont was 41 ;.ears of age and a native of New Orleavs. He had served as a Lieutenant iu the French army, and was with Maximilian in Mexico. Ha was a very light-co!ored octoroon, anil neither he "nor his wife would Lave been taken for negioes. He was highly esteemed by all, his merits being acknowledged even by the Democrats. He leaves a vk'.v comfortable estate.
TREASURY CIRCULAR.
Relation! Widen Will Herealter Govern the Issue and Bedvuiption of Currency and. Coin. Washington telegram. 1
The United States Treasurer has issued a circular promn'gsfiiig the relations whi h
will hereafter govern the issue and redemp
tion of the currency and coins of the
United States aud the redemption of tin
tional bank notes. The nrincinal chances
made in existing regulations are in regard
to shipments ot silver ana to we leaemp-
tion of mutilated united sirntes noten. The new reeulations in reference to the is
sue of standard silver dollars is as follows:
Upon receipt of currency or gold coin, the Treasurer, or Assistant Treasurer, wul cause 'to be paid to applicants In cities where their raspective offices rcay be situated sundard silver
dollars in nny uesir a amount. S andard silver dollars are forviarded to apniiennta nntnide nf eltien in which the Treasurer.
or an Assistant Treasurer, may be situated, at
tbe expense ot the government id sums or muit 'riles nf BOO:
1. Upon the receipt by the Treasurer of on original certificate issued by auy Assistant Treasurer ot national bank deposltoiy that a deposit of currency or urold ooin hts been made to the order of the Tressurer in general account.
depesltswitn tne Ass.f tant ireaurei m .m-
York may bo mane uv ..iraiis jiayauie 10 ueAfT nnd collectable throuah the CburlnE Hinse,
fnrwardMl dlrectlv to him with lll.-trUCtHmH to
deposit the amounts on account of standard silver dollars, and to forward the crtiuites therefor to the Trcssnr-'r npon the receipt by thoTrea-urerol hold cuius, united States notes,
silver eertlB' ates, or national cans notes 0 rtr th TrMMirer nr an' Assistant Treas
nrer. by registered mail, free of charge in Mims or multiples of at the risk of the party to whom sent, npon receipt ot gold coin, Vuited States notes, silver certificates, or national bank notes. The regulation respecting the ibsu of
fractional silver is as follows:
The Treasurei snd Assistant Treasurers 01 the United States will pv out fractional silver coin hi any sum desired lor lawful mon-sy ol the United States. Fractional silver coin will be forwarded from tha nffins nprent the nlaoe of its destination by
express at the expeuie of the Government in snms or mul'iples of jaoo: 1. Upon receipt of an oiiglial certificate
issued by the Treasurer, an As.-isinniea-nrnr or national bank denositonr. that I de
posit of currency or gold coin his bees, made to Mu ewwltt of the Treasurer in General ac
count, denoslts with the Assistant Treasurer
in New York may be made by droits ptvahle to his order, and collectable through the clearinghouse, forwarded directly to him, with Instructions to deposit the amounts on account of iroerinnal a(Wer coin, and to forward the cer
tificates to the office nearist the iliail aatlou ot
the com. . , .
o no tnn "rMSnnv nr anv A'gisiatii j.rean
nrer bv registered mall, free of cbtrge. in sums
or multiples ot seventy dollars, at the risk ot tbe partv to whom sent, upon the receipt of currency
or gold com. The following is the regulation in lefiard to the redemption of United Slates notes: Cnited States notes, each exceeding ninetenths of its original proportions ia one piece, are redeemable at their full face value In other United States notes by the Treasurer and the several Ass'stant Trsasur.rs 0f the United States, and are redeemable In coin, In sums not less than fifty dollars, by the Assistant Treasurer in New York.
S.SO 6.00 i 0.00 (!" 4.75 (l 5.73 ti 4.75
lif .B7?
.17"s .a on .50 .17 .li .OH .oa.; .12
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f .00 .i'V .441 . .m ,n .511 Wlfi.00 .-'10.75
li LOO 6f .40 W .115 Mp. .88 (! 11.00 ( 0.00 j& .Oii'a i .40 !; .38 M 12.00
.04 .41 .33
& 6.50 ( 5.50 i'i 4.50 & 4.50 & 4,75
DASHED TO DEATH.
History ot Hip Taqiils. The Ynqnis hold tho title to thoir lands from tbo King of .Spain and do 1:0: recoffiiien lit ! icpnKic ( Mosieo. No tnxen or nii'iHts ute lories! on tiH'm, or ii levied they liavo not been collov-t-ed. They are rs hardy, &Kricultural race, livinf? on small patches 01 fortiia soil on tbo borders ot tiio Yuqui river. Tlioy steal sti ck when au opportunity offors, but hare rarely in tlte last few years committed any murders. Caeme, thiir chief, is n man of fair rdti-sa-tiou fof Muxico, and a ftern ruler, lie has absolute eontiol over them. The twd nations combined number ovef lri.OHO, of which nt least n.oiH) are adult males. Their principal arms are bows,
arrows, spaars, and a three-cornered bludgeon made of ironwood. Some of, tho arrows are poisonous. They also carry a powibred stone in email sacks, used by them to throw in tlte eyes of their adversaries, which is said to swell them up nnd produce blindness, Cawme ha3 a royal guard, the major portion Of whom arfi mounted as cavalry and are picked men cif the nation. There are said to be some 400 or OOJ of them. Tho extent of tha country occupied by them ,-e iches along the river Borne ninety-miles, by an average width of twei.ty inilee. Here are located their towtis or pueblos, each having its (jovernor, jndge, cto., v ho report to the chief. They produce corn, beans, mellons, pumpkins, etc., and raise quite
a large numoer ot oincKens, goaw, pigs, etc., all of whi.'h find a market in
Oruaymas. In fact, ilio supply of wood,
cane mats, oysters, and many other ar
ticles of sale, m demand here at ail times of the year, come from the Yaqui river. The trade of the Yuqui Indians with the port of Guaymaa will average over $3,000 monthly. Wo3tof this produce is exchanged for goods, and form
auite an item to the stores ot tne town.
Ouaymas Cor. Xan Francisco Bul
letin,
Girls in Austria. Ut to fifteen years of age Austrian
irls are kept at their studies, but not eprived of soeiity. They dress vet-y simple, rarely wearing a silk gown un
til the day they leave tne scnool-room for the ball-room. After thoy leave school they go through a year's or even two years' teaching in the pantry and
in the kitchen, under some member of the family, or even in some cases, in another family, under trained cooks.
Thev may never be reciuirett to cook a
dinner, but they are thus rendered in
dependent 01 cooks ana servants, as
iney learn now to ao everytuuig incuiselves long before they begin housekeeping on their own account. When married they are most affectionate wives and mothers. An Austrian lady, in fact, ia as accomplished and learned as an English governess, as good a housekeeper and cook as a .Gorman, as witty and vivacious in society as a Parisian, as passionate as an Italian, and as handsome as an American, some of the most beautiful women in Europe being found in Vienna. Germans and also Austrian are celebrated for their stocks of linen. Here, as soon as a girl is born, the weaving of her linen is begun, and every year a piece, or a certain number of yards, is aet aside for her trouseau, ready for her marriage. Grandmammas, on their side, are not idle. They pass their time knitting for their grandchildren, supplying not only their wants, but also layinpr aside for tho fu
ture a dozeu dozens of stockings of
every kind, being the usual number cf any bride's trousseau, and some of these knitted stockings are as fine as the
finest woven ones. An Austrian girl or lady is never, I may say, seen without
some kind of work in her hand. American Register. Hi -otic; lit Home In a Wajxm.
Lo jisvili.e, Ky. Mr. J. Helmus, Vice President of the City Btewery, was brought
home in a wagon, oatriod up 6titrs by two
01 nlSi men ana lata on tne oeu. e was suffering with a severe attack of rheuma
tism contracted in the ice vaults of the brewerv. He refused to have a doctor, but
disoatched a servant for a bottle of St.
Jacobs Oil, with the result that in one weolt he was entirely cured and able to return to
bis desk. Paralyzing; Pons, An agricultural country Hay-ti. A little one for a scent an onion. An idle-eyed female the blind wo man.
The young man who sows wild oats
is apt to reap ms sow n.
Murderers in prison are candidates
for hemp-tie honors.
The man who made the first steamengine should have been a man of great
engine-uity. Yanuy fair. At the Police Court,
"Aocuaed, you ate blind ?" "Yes, yonr lienor." "You are charged with vagrancy. How did you become blind?" "By a fit of apoplexy. '
"Why, then, this picture on- your breast representing an explosion in a mine, in which you lost your sight ?"' "Please your honor, because to represent apoplexy, painting is powerless." Le Fruncais.
A nrcvRASE of so deiicae a nature j AM .... ....... l.n t.'liil, rnllv hn In.
Ill, Slll.iutc V lv ill. lulu ii-uuwM .... ti Hi t d t- thou of ln.rg oxper.once nnd skil?. Hy -ur i.i pro od methods we have Lee;l en.it .),;d to sroe.l ly and poimanently cure hundreds of tli - worst cases. iMuiphlet, roiren u, nnt terms, three letter stamps, tVoi ! i's IMspc isnry Medical Association, 663 Main street Hunafo. K. Y. The lawyer and tho saloon-keeper are groat at a bnc pa n. if tet Ur. Kcnsman's Peptosized Beef Tomc the only preparal.au of bee. containing1 Its entire nurtlous p apo.tios. It con'aln-i bloodia iKing, force- one ating, and life-sustaining prop rtics: i:v:ilu bio for indices ion, dys-(icp-ia, nervot 8 prostration, and aliform of (fvn'.rald-bility; asoin enf -eblod conditions, -rhethor the re uli of exhaui ;0n, ro vous pros'i aiiou, overwork, or acute diseases, particularly If resulting f.om pnhn nary com-
p alnts. Caswell, Hazz ird s Co, proprietory New York, Bo d by dritggl ta. Aspiitxo-iiocsE l- a house "vith a spring in It, and u spring bonnet Is usually worn above a waterfall. iliwttrtrefc Trfbune.
n Tti mint bBntiffll
ruent. SendWcstJlbgne.
Notice: In another column wlllbeJouncl an ar i.-ie la which oil (whether ttey wll. or no) i.ro Intcrertcd. Negkotliig to read it may piove a very --erius as well as an expomslvo atflr. Wi refer to the advortlsi meat of Priih'y Ah Bitters. A knowlo ge of Its mei its and tt - benefit you and your family may derlre i iom ueln? It will savo not only hmith but 1. attars otherwise expended in Do. tors' bill." A newspaper reporter accidentally knocked a ladder dov n, but Immediately set about rlfibtiug it U'J. Judge. Wi85i Et;.s Cream Balm a child can be treated n Itbcut paui or dread, and with perfeta!ety. Try tl.e rcn edy. It cures Catanh, ll .y I ever and Colds ia the Head. t U easily u pp ed with the linger and gives relief Horn t he nm application. Price 50 cents. At druggists. 00 cents by mall, lily Bros., Owogo, N. Y. As n Care Ibr Sore Throat and Coughs, "Rrmru".! I-ix.ncTilnl Troches" have been thoroughly tested, end maintain their good reputation. One ).iniy children, a girl about nine years old, hsil ft vory bad discharge from ber
head aud t oi 3 or a twci: yeuowisn matter, and wan ciowlug worse. We had two diaercct plive ju :s prcscribo for bir, without bcneEt We tried Ely's Cream Balm, end much to our surprise u three days there was nmarliei improvement, We continued using the I niDi and in a i-borttlnie tho discharge was apparently curod. O. A. Cary, Corning, S. Y.
Weaver urgan raw
BITTERS Tne majority afthmVUmftk ftwauM tody orin from a derangement nf Imm E.iver. affecting bath the atmmaeh mmt tevmU. M order te effect m mtre, U U HKMuary to remeve the earner. Irrefm tar and Sluagteh aetton af'Jna Bvteela, Headaehe,mekneeeathamemarh,rmtm in the Bach and Loin, etc, I the liver U mt hH, and that natnreram qMlret aetUtanee ta nutU tmta utnjammm threw offimpuritlee. Prickly Ati ntttJ ara atpeetaltef tomponddfor thUpmrpeea. They era mild t their action an tgeeHaa a et anret are pleasant to i.e Vtete mme tatteem eaa ii y by CwtA chifdnm aMdt auC-Ita, hen according ta direction, thee, org et lafrandpleaMntcurejorDrnmnl&Bttho CeneraX bIlltT. Mtltl CMSriaattaa. Ptoeanetf KMsaeyav
etc.. etc AsaBlooaParlOerihqr
tlenntina the tmetem thorommhtm, 1
imparting now tlf antt enervw totht tetm valid. MtUa gnedtelne . into cattng beeeraga. as ( toh unaaisT m fimuT $m rrrav ' adMaaeatfc sr. FH1CB.I1 00 Hmma, HUCM.T ISH BITTERS C0.,S6tt PMPUfTMl
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The Awful Keiult of a Collision. (Erie (Fa.) special. A frightful accident ooenned on the Niokel-plate Road to-day whereby three lives were lost. Mrs. John Doulin, with her babe and little boy and nurse girl, Rude Mahoney, was riding in tho caboose. The train stopped on a trestle over a ravine at SpriUjjfield, where it s run into by another freight. Sirs. Ooulin grasped her babe and boy and ran out ou the p atform, followed by the nurse, when all were hurled over into Ihe abyss, 10U feet in depth. Mrs. Donhu and the nurse were mangled to death, but tho baby was caught in the boughs of a tiee and may possibly recover. Mrs. Donlin held on to her child until it was torn from her grasp by the wires below. She was terribly mangled by the wires about the breast. Brakeman Thomas Fahey was seriously injured in the collision.
LEl'EOSY.
A Case in Wisconsin. Madison (Wis.) special.) The annual session of the Dane County Medical Society was held here this week, at-d was the most interesting in its history. The striking feature of the neuBkm was the preseuiation of John Iversim, a Norwegian, 19 years old, who is suffering from leprosy. Iverson was reared new Stoughton, this county, and inherited nhe disease, though it had net developed in the family for fifty years prior to his case. Two years ago he was attneked with what s?emed to be rheumatism. Soon his nostrils closed, and he wos hardly able (o breatac, while at the Kame time h became partially deaf. Bloating of the fare aud the entire body followed, and to-day ihey present a horrible appearance, small sores existing; here aud there in exposed places. The case is the first ever seen here, and creates a great sensation. CENTRAL ASIA.
ED STAR
.rademark:
OUGHIURE
Free from Opiates JZmciic and JPotson, A PROMPT, SAFE, SURE CURE For Cou.jh Sore Throat, Eaiumtcu, Iaflaeiutm Colli Brmchtttn, Croup, trUooBlBg Coaefei AttUini -, 0.ulnr, Palm in Chut, mSMJur aft ilom of ilia Threat 4 Lung. Prlcii SO eer tu a bottle. Sold Mr Droietrts sad Dealer. Parllt 3 ni'Mt ti 1 mIkcc tli .tr dealer to promptly art it for thr.i iclll iv.-'e lirn twttic,KeprscftorjM paid, bit ten. int one Hollar to tan fUABLES .V0flElOT. rora, SW0wucr.llil Mii-(i-turs. . Bliia.m, KarrS, C B. A.
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THAT LrUaxd,8 Climax Raft hin( irrdHatag ; UialliOllttarra vta. t.Hrnnciit i taul4tltaMV
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SILKS
In ahorl tenclha,
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none lea tine
GIVEN AWAY!
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ASP COLORED
(lood until Jul? 20.
1 V, aIa.a ott, ,
n ill send 6 pieces, all one color or anortad, 1 uilMiO. far S5 ctu., E for (cts.. Sifor IL Ko pleceola th 1 a vara, raany much looser. Can be awd uomem t ailv In mnkliiK and trtmmtntrdreHes and other aInicnts. stumps taken. This appears bat once. Tut: AiiMSTHOso Co., Ml mukm St., Clitcag
BITTERS. ICC IS THSI Blood Purifier Health Restorer. It aer f ills to do Its work to cases of M ala rla Bllliiusness, Constipation, Beadacli o, loss of Appeti to nnd Sleep, Nervone Delililtr. Neural" Iu, end ail Female
Comrilaliite. Houb Salt Bittei
$IOOO REWARD Vvt ay -metttno tiutlm sua
ciejuitPi su lor oisrt m 1
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MAC'fiiXiE CO., Columb, Ofcto.
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Bitters Is a Vegc
tablei'oir pound. It is ailledielncnot a Barroom Orlnk. It diflero as widely as does d-ivandnisbt from tho tlionsand-and-one Mirrtwre of vile wlilnUy flavored w.th aromatic. Hops.: Malt Bitters is reeomlucuilud bj Phjoictana, minister and N u rti as being the Best Fam ily Medicine ej comncnd 1. Any woman or ctalld can take lt "Frcra tr y knowledgw of Its intrredlents, under no-clrcums anccs can it Injure anyone using It. It contains no mineral or other deleterious suft. fta'nce. P i?seS3ins real merits, tbe remedy is dessrving8itcoess.'r 0. E. DePdy, Ph. O., Detroit, Micb. The only Genuine are manufactured by the HOPS 4 HALT BITTERS CO.. Ostrott, Mh,
TACCHT AND SITUATIONS
i 'UKMMIeu. i.in;urani irco .
'run only irune ni.iiru iwi 'i. -PTg;..!. .'ja
limlis, tn.i frcein th itnlne eutirjly from pr mnuf. Will hold abs. lutcly ,tnff -ea-of Baptore, a mm
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VALKNTINK llliOS.. JuncavUlc. Wis.
Bussla's tVailiko Piepai a.tloiii. A dispatch from. Teheran states that one thousand persona are at work cotiStructiug the Transcaspian Bnilway. Wai'li ie preparations are still being continued by Russia. Humors are in ciioulation in (ho bazaars of Teheran that war will probably occur after the Transcaspian Hallway is completed lo Merv, iu Tnri!oir,ania. Tho Russians are bridging the River JJutghab, outh-jcouaues of Afghanistan. Eight hundred Russian soldiers are at Old Bnrakbs. Ihe l'ersiaus are fortifying Persian Saiahhs and building barracks there for troops. A foundry has been started at Herat for -the 'lasuufc of heavy guns.
"Lovo Sees So Faults," It baa I eon alili but. when a woman Is draffrTOJ ilown, emai iated, wau, anil-a shadow of lic-r former soli', with never fl cheerful word, she can be no longer beautiful or lovable. Nature tuav have ben geucro is in her sift, an 1 endowed her with all the fc aims of br sex, but disease has ciept In unaoures aud stoleu the rocs from her hcelis 1 he luster from ber eve, and tbe sunshine .ro.n her heart. But to te well aeain lie 1 in yonr own power. Takj nr. Pierce's "i-'avorito i're i-rl, ti a." It will cure y..u; tliousnn is have 1 eeit cured bv it. Nothingr equals it f r all the iaiiiful maladies and weaknesses ve cu!ir to women. 1 rice roduced to one dollar. By drugisisti. Iu lite Interim. "l'ou are doing nicely," said Ihe doetor encouragingly to au old darkey patient. "I will call again to-morrow, and will leave you this pres ription now to savo you from pain in the interim." Then he wont out. "Da's or 'scription dat dedoctah lef," said the patient feebly to his wife, "an I wan's yo' ier go to de drop; sto' an' get it tilled. Tell de drug sto' man dat it's fo' my interim, an' bo sho an' as him of Ise ter take it eternally, or jess rub it on the outside, an of so whar." Xttr l'o'A- Time. XoFiliaTBatl. "Von are arrested," remarked the Judge to tho tramp, "for stealing an accordion. Are yon guilty?" ' Yes, your Honor, I admit tha charge.'' "Did you steal it to play on it; V' "1 did not," replied tho prisoner, in a hurt tone of voice. "I hope your Honor does not take me for a muswian." Ornithic. " in (treat uianhoretle and anodyne, tor cold", icrers. ami inflammatory atta-ks. is iir. Tierce's Couiimunrt Extract of tin-art-W 11I: als 1, otires c. I c, cramps, cholera luorImn. dtarraiwi, and Uyscutory, or blocidy-flajc Only 50 cents. A man in Sr. I.oui.-; died of hearl disease while sawing wood. In Chicugo toil uever happens. The man's wife alwn.-s saws the wood there. liiiporant. Win 11 vou visit ir leave Now York Ci tv, ave Uiurgaire Exiiressasft and Currliure Hire, and Mop at tho Ora id Union Hotel, opp.ia to Ora -d Central D. pot; BOoiesrant rooms attod up at a cost ol one niilllnn dm In i s, r ducod to fl and u -wards per (lav. Kcropi an plan. Elovalor. llestaurant supp'ied with the -fit, Hors cnt e, s'ni'e, ani o -vatiMl raiiroaes to alldep its. Families imi ive better foi ess money at the tirand Uoiou than at any alrstelass uoUil lu tbo city.
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DROPSY
TREATED FREE. DR. H. H. GREEN, A Specialist for Eleven Kers FaJCi Has treati-d Dropsy and Its compllcatiolM wttb tt most wonderful wicresa : nsasye etaola rmyl)oa, ti .viy harmless. Eenioves aU syulPtoms ol WHT In eiht to twenty days. - - - - :v CiircanaUeats uronooflcod hopelaes by the IMHSC
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WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THIS COUHTttT.
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tiMIICACO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY
Bv reason of Its central position Mid closo relation to nil principal lliica et w West, ut initial unci terminal ooiuts, conjtitutes tbo most Imrwrtant mid-cont nentil linn m that system ofthroub. tinsportalion w hicli invites end flact) xateawaveland tratno botwoon oltioa of tlio Atlantic and Faclflo Cocete. Jf) is nlso the fivovito mid boat route to and from points - East Norttwast Ma Southeast, and corroaiiondinsf points W ust Northwest end Southwest The Kuck l.-u:md Bystam includes m iM mate lino and brcncheX lawso Jollot, Ottawa, I.a8aUe, Peoria. Genosecs Mollne and Hoct Island, to IlJUnotai Davonport, Mtisoatlno, Wasliinston. Pairfleld. Ottunrwa, OskaltJ Jwl Liberty, los-a City, Dos Moines. Indliiuola, Wlntereet Atlantic, KnoxyibA Audubon, Harlan, Outhrlo Contra and Councu Bluffe, in lown -. Oaftetin, Trenton, Cameron an I Kansas City, In aUseourl; Leavenworth and AthlBoo. la Kamiaa; Albert Lea, Mluneapolla nnd St. Pau!, in Minnesota; Watertown ia DakoM., and bundrodsof intormedlato cities, toxvns, villages and ttaUona. THE GREAT ROCK US-LAND ROUTE GuaranteRS Its patrons that sens of personal security afforded byaaoW, thorou rhly h-illatod road-bed: smooth tracks of continuous r.teel rail; BDDstantlallv "built cjlverca and bridsas; rollino; stoct: as near perfection aa hnm11.11 n'riii nin i,ni,-n If - tha iiafotv ainiliances of ntent buffftra. Tlanrma
and alNbrafcos: nnd that exaotmg dlselpllno which governs th pratcaeal
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nu cor .noctlnsr points In TTnion Dei iota, aud
luxurie s o. its Pussentrsr Eqiupraonc
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The Fust Exprti&s Tmind bot'.veen Chicago aud the Missouri River arB
ttte unsurpassed comforts wad
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Palace Sleepers c f the lateaf. design, and sumptuous
elnbonitely cooked meals are leisurely eaten, "erood Dli
AppoaiSi ana nuiuui un uoiiu.- noiween umcngxj aai
A wrong ImpruiiJon Klssinv your wit.' on the tutoh Mni rs in tee dark, Mippoeln-j; tier to be the hired a!rl- IK; id il." Owirr-r. Tin- bottle of Ely's Cream Balm that I obtained of on le Bt summer ha entirely our?d mv little. lHy 01' a sovcro attack of eutarru. M;s. f u'lie I avi!', Oceen rwt.iUicc, Ala.
Atchison, oi-e also run tho Celebrated Keclmlng Chair Cars.
THE FAMOUS ALEIERT LEA ROUTE la the direct and favorite line between (Chicago and Minneapolis and St. null, where connections are rnado in Union Depots for all points in toe Terrltorte and British Provir cos. Over tlia route. Past Esoress Trains aro run to the) watori i ' places, f unim ;r resorts, picturesque localitlea, and hunting and flob i 11c ieii- mii.4 nf Tnv.-n nnl Minmuml'ii Tf. la oTa t-.Vin mnAl: rASlrvl,l rnute ri Hm
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uttii c.notnor ii'misui' LiNil. via Seneca and Kannaicoa, baa Deen 1
w noat Holds :ind naator.il lands of Interior Dakota.
Still mother r-tREOr r.tMR win Rorimvi nnd KankaKoa. haa Mmi nwiwi t
betwee a Nowport. Hews, Richmond, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and Lafayette and
Some Mongolian (iheasanis brought to this country by ex-United State Consul n.-nv... fwim ii, 1 it-l inrnAil Irriui, in
Linn County, "iJregon. have wonderfully I Whk.n ;a couple arn tnafeinsr lovo by moon-. multipUed. I H-Lt their feeling is one 01' ln-flae-niilit llias,
Council Bluffs. Kansas City, Minneapolis and at. Paul and intermediate points.
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