Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 17, 1884, Page 1

THE OMAHA Dally BEE OMAHA. NEE., WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER NO. 7 — = e —— AN ATINL N is allowad " 0 n ¢ 1t " f 1 - " L COMPLICATIONS. |- o e w0 PLEURD-PNEUMORIA, | i, P ot b ts | GATTLE AND CEREALS, rERTET g TIE ROYAR BANQUE . {Tred WA s y to th i > At the grar nquet | g 1 | c— | Qitng N w th n 1 Session of the Wester 18 BATHCIDAL 1 The Exicusive Prooress of 1he N e §4tin K " » The Sitnation of 1oWa i the mpend- 1 Session of the Western c pariapeea. e | P00 BXGISIVE Progress of 1he Paie] a smanovs mussasn, Tacsday at the Chicago Steck Yards Qine W fanaanre sror Fran [ 0o Stoek - | i oole Way managers, ror ! A0 ¥ i "hanoe g Shgele, ik (Tho cearin s seate . He Kills His Wite and a Malo Friend did o oligge, i . WIRALCEE Sl o . ana Commits Sutcide | n L The \r o opposite #ide ! ANl o . - H T ’ roemsnt Roached on Trans=|) ‘duchees \nia) A Beo Special Whicl (poses 1y 1R . P Thorough Proof of its Reliable \ Ll Qn bis right cat tho grand dhchoes Morja F . hioh Exposes| , Pa., September 16, Saturday | T0Xa8 and Rango Cattle Again bl s continental Traffio. 31 Lh o e 100 BUS: fisthuea Eoe ot Its Falsity, night § Toeslor, w Tavmer living at ) ) Republican Constancy, WX Lo Tier SR, Grlonlesns IHNM srors , Brush Valley, near Mount Carmel, artived | Rule Favorably, 2 tonets, hut at (h-;i;\"‘uw oL smpes Willi g I ftor bseneo of thres days, e en- | - = = ~ - . the threo narchs drank wine ther ¥ " o th trlamant Gk 1 awban Dannds D o | tered the houso stealthily and prececded to the & T ; : Pondine the Settlement of Neb L TORSTAN AUTATEN Samuel Allerton Brands All Re | m;, Doering Uirouoh tho door, ho Hogs Fail to Find =Zeady The Anti-Monops of Second Ne- raska Rates, September 16,—T wl ports as Groundless, his wifo Iying on the bed attired only in g Mark |+ | AU‘ Giat 8 a W H‘wl\\u’ ¢ f Nes, Besido her sat Thomas McCoy ariet. 2 yraska District RN nivico will determine the wholo political it 5 a you r. McCoy was holding N 5 THE NEW “INVALIDS " ation. The meeting of |'hm~ o ed I\M 1o was also partly undrossed, Hesler | . < i {nned anl &y " v 15, accompanied by th o ot ) drew @ revolver and wo thots, Ay 3 2 e . S The Tripartite Pool Still the | sepmpatiod b ok Tho Unsorupulous Coinage of onoofwhich truck MeCoy - tho tonipes Predictions of a Decraas < .cre~ e § owa's Anviety to Mecure the New adlia LR 1RG THE 1k . T killing him instantly, ~Tho other was aimed Logan Moots a Series of Ovations ARIDTbEE HOHE Impodiment. e : Dishonest Veterinaricns, % his wife and sho Tl back on the bed with a age Next Year % ! 1 JERI eptomber 16, 3 0 ¢ ror bullet in her heart Aaron Hirsch, farm - } } - — - hrough Michigan. - now at Skernivice, wearing the 1 n - hand employed by Hoss s upon . & 3 I Cicaco, Septomber Another home | prrs A § forms to-day insp cied the Russian regiments [ o i learing the sound utered | e e Forells o union soldiers s to by | Will the Union Pacific and Bur- of which thoamperais of Germany ond Wyoming Preparing to Guard iR aa St LS tho | Gives The Wheat Mt a 18 . & uilt by the government in addition to thoso lineton Agrae? ko brtiporors nAFoHEd AV FT116, Hoad ¢ Against Tnfection SELECHLAE 1 110 SR WP TLTFaCH AL 0N Sr ke Slig 16 The Mulligan Lies Nailed to the| it uroady he. An appropeiation of $230,000 s 8 Sl Sl LT S Slight Advance. was 1nadu fol SBED DY - otigrons b 1t8 —— each other, The czarina viewed ths —_— 1 lay with them!" The frightoned laborer ——— Cross. oL gtaain < from th uy of the palace. The Fab oL of i RERL AFRIO ¢ OhK wlon, Scveral stat Gesirous i i i e 1 alarmed the neigh i o T ; Opinion of a Burhngton OMicial that [ors' «taffs und snites attended tho per- | Wild Xeports of the Cattle Scourge |1 \ fow minntes the house w Jorn Active Ana Unsettled,—Oats g : "}‘”‘]'l“)‘mvj‘mww LH‘ “W‘”' an Amicable Arangement "‘””‘““:“ B ) From all Parts of the '“‘““hjtl““:‘ Ll it ,"“I' 'I"" e Steady.—Pori Unchangs Political and Campaizn Nows From | location board will mect at the Dagton, Ohior Cannot bs Made. Yiokiol;. Soptsmuse 10 AR N, o Country. the inanima My of his wifo, Befor cd —Lara H Phlesd Jowa is foremost in the race for the emperors woere huating at Skiernivieo their AN i e e ot i LLARNLAMLL wize, her legislatura o0 390,000 to- Nree promiers were in_ conferance, ar e ¥ & Lyelciat wak sont for, wwho fotind thine 1 oty uty of lowatans, headed by | - Ciicaco, September 16,—Tho western rail. | oncluded. 'The same despatch states that - Cinesso, September 16.-41¢ s my opin- | I UL | Hestoratives woo an Beptomber, 1U.=Taxss and rangh T M. tiear, anrived 1t the Grand | vay conferance aljonened at 3 oclock, T | e AtstroTugariaa eabines will 1 con fion, " raid Sl W. Allrton. ono of the | Harea her inocence. . SeCoy bl boon o | €4LE10 aiain compased tho bullcof tho receiptey REPUBLICAN SECURITY, sty for the Ineatior. 1us. | Goneral plan submitied by the conunittee for & et Rl largest eattle men in the world, * iEhe i eallod 1ho market was active and prices in somo ine Spacial Telegeam to Tris Bir, wnola, Chariton, | the formation of four pools on Californin and = ; o axperiencaof twenty-five year ingand was Iying ill. Sho [ stancos higher, ospecially on best natives and K('lw \a0, September 16, —Ex-Governor J. and Atlantic ars | Colorado business, two east and two wost of [ avasih “""_""'1"_1 i : handl ng eattle, that thero o singlo case | ph ¥ ldm“.‘\'i("'l",""'."‘”.:‘,‘,‘:;"J.\,L and when | rangors. Closing firm, with all sold. The H. , of Loy id to-day at the ( ,‘mw;fi:'\',l i :““"\ “‘,, thoe Missourd river, was adoptod by & unani- U‘ ter 16, "'l“‘ "j‘ i ';"‘ contagions plouro-poenmonia 5 United [ a grood character, as did McC Tho woman | quality of westerns - was fair, somo- territorial Pacific hote! that democratic statements ne ity armed with i voto. ‘e meeting thon took wp the [ o0 S " L 1 ;{‘ x“ "’ ot il today. Tf I was looking wha l\l 1‘!.. pg i & droves making extreme prices, Owing to the tho republicans would cacry ent, showing the dvantaves of thoir | consideration of tho continuango of tho Pl L R e b all, T would expect to find it among [ 45 40 Dretty: &, raspectadle, | adtvan nd sty of light Texane, cannors Towa by from 15,000 to 20,000 majority. re tive places. ~In addition were | tripartite pool and the relations it I e 1 LR y imported stoc I as Guernsoys, Jer- [alwavs lived happy. and city hutchers were buying cows and bulls 174tk mob/a dBcréasd) From CHo republican |t - MEouL Ry Hapb | sustain through tho new combinntion it it was | was lorctofora carrled between tho two cltica{ giy, Dovuns, or Hulstolne, recontly bronvlit —— wore freely, and theso sorts are selling cone Sliie il oen ln dsbat isoans ot Dos et [ Slowed o continuo n force.” Discussion upon s now taken foe § cents, Passonger ratos e [ovee. Therg s nothing of the b smemg e Elopoment Bpidemic. g ably higher than last week, |To-day and VR ROee 3} i 1 by the > secme the home, | mecting ndjourned, An officialaf the Unton nt abont u.-.‘»,t.‘;‘tlml(wm ('wa native cattle; of that T am quite satistied, n |\r el \'t"‘m\ln:( l;‘l ‘lllu‘urf‘ tl; yosterday, speculators in stockers and fecders CLUELAY R L L) entire party m ovening and organ- | Pacitic stated after tho % ) n company ara contemplating pu “y applied for 1 warrant for the arrost of > o i UL DTl Tows hhx TRiven a8 ntire | et this ovoning and organ. | Paciic tated after the close of the session | (ielinebon campany pssenger traine laving | Why, then, do we havo thesa froquent | hor husband, Sho showod lettor postmarked | Dought up all the available stock in the mar= ex-Governor 1, of Atlantic, socretary vokesmen wera chosen to 1 ar chairman, and | that the tr » would cer ly continne in The | foree, though some chavges might y tho |its working arrangemants, von, Dr. Salmen, J. 11, [ Albany, writton t) convey the impression that | ket, and - are yot holding some, xo_that th hing | scares from Dr, 1 he had committad suicide, Sho said ho was o [ yumbor actually on eale is the ample for de- tern | Sandors, hera at & o'clock in the moraing, and ro has 50,000 to 64,600 majority i times ceurin | G e tener ] § ho genor 1 Garfield a [ foll and other veterinary ofticials about aud four years ago, it gave 3 | 3 S e T AT 3 ) claimy ot Towa before the nati-nal boird at . raileoad managers wero in secrot session all | the scourge breaking out in this and thag | COtehman employed m Yonkers and elop A DR ek ot Bilyerd on ORI a0 010 Hab it liere Para U hiaee an Oat L Bl AUTERNOON SESSION, nokitig, At s hABER I GE SELOGHRINNED, | oS i thisand U] Gl Taundress named Saran Coyle. formly Hmch :f‘l‘ el b .«[. [} b “h“': in this year's campagn which will act towar of the ( y of the Repubiic, | At the afternoon conference, a formal SESi You can sco very. clearly, young man, that | i 6he servico of the Merosini family, The | market from Virg uf ar they ha areduction of the usual largs majoritie Head, arson, representing the Towa | adoption of the pooling arrangement to - cover The Garfiela Memorial. these veterans would have no offica, and what | Ilh)v m\‘ilul Jaundress eloped s short time | contented themsclves with looking over the * i e Rty islation, Goveraor Gear, - tho republi- | Colorado and California businass was decided |\ o1 coron, Sept, 16, —Mr, Neal, solick. |1 ) 10 pay, if thero was no ke e | MUEEEIU R BRORIERTAH stock and making bids, Stock calves are usion between democrats and greenbackers o EEnvEGOR! AT Oliele upon. Contingent, however, upon o settle 2 oL Mre Aeal, foliel | gold wome time ago that they had organized o T more plentiful and cheaper than last week, will cost us some votes, but the prohibitionists | Cedar Rapids, e after adjo mient ‘-flln,\ wasia bus, or, in other [ tor of thetreasury, to-day notified the direc- | schome to keep this subject in agitation notil tnilway Disseniions, Hixpiortratles 0.60@7 00; good to : choice will detract very little from the republican | ment the party started for Dayton. :‘-"'W rearravgeineat of the tripartite pool | gors of the Garfield memorial that the U. 8, [ they sucecoded in obtai An - appropriatim caGo, Sopt. 16, Although the eealpors | shipping, 1200 ‘and 1350 pounds, 6 00@6 60 o R/ 2 i ) meet the wishes of all Omaha roads, cirenit court of Ponnsylvar ad in dis. | 0f 2,600 000 from congress to be used for in- P the Chi- | common to fair, 1000 and 1200 pounds, 4 7 How isit that the prohibition vote having f. THE NEBRASKA FACTIONS. tributing the cstate of | k warded | ve ~||y|'l|lnp:nu the discase. Yoo, sir, is or salo, at reduced rates, over the Ohi- |5 Raugo oattlo, firm;, grass Toxans, § cartied_the constitutional sudment by LOVISVILLE JOCKEZ CLUI BACES, The general conference then adjourned, and | 4 that institution 11,500, being the amount | very large interest, and it is shameful to think | cago and ouis roxds, thero has beon no | Gy g0, Suies:—Toxans, 985, 4 §3,000, is not likely 0 cuta fizura intie| Tovisvier, Sopt 16, Tae fall moeting of | e Omaha roads took ap the. discussion of | deposited with J. Coole & Oo., on account. of | there are unprincipled quacks who will gitate | raduction in tarith at tho_ authorized_offices of | mings, 1160, 5 40; 419 Toxae presidential year”, isan off year,” Go ho T s e 5 [ the Nebraska business. Vice President [ the soldiers and sailora orphans hoy stion of dread deseases with thesinistee | the varions Jines. Tae Wabash, Alton and | Texans, 1045, 3 Texuns, 1060, 4 Gear voplied,” prohibition strength wight e | e Louisville jockey club, began to-day. The | Potter, of tho Burlingbon, mada a proposition | iNZton, tha property which was rece of - getting place and money. | Hiinois Contral, it s stated, have forwarded S T HEHLATIG t the | track was in bad condition. Al ages maiden | for the pooling of Nebraska traffic, the Bur. | ferred to the Garficld hospital by act as & ntter fact, the [an agrecimont to maintain prices pendin . - 3 T iy i e e arta lingtou to reccive ibs pro rata of Nebraska | RT€s: ravages of contageous plouro-pnouinonia | possible permanent agreoment si th future, T'ho market opened quict and prices ruled iR bl St Ol EE R businees and S0 HIBcAl L brA MO A E e h —— in cattle are exactly lixe the swoeping destrie —— teady up to about Monday when most orders 3 1 not affect | 1158, it Union Pociti~, and waiving claim to_the com- Troops at the Mines tiveness of yell sl pox, or A Railway Blacklist lind boen filled aud thon weakened, closing ¢ b 5 ¢ i b . | vetitive business of the Union Paci Ne. z 3 s cholera in thi I For years they < TS S .| rather dull with o Lurgs left unsold X I n mil> beats, firsy e ) acific in Ne- 1 Oogreaus, 0., September hree com- | have 180 Bostox, September 16,—~The exeentive | g the bulk of sales VRTALATAR braska., This was voted down, The North N ) western then moved that the Burlington r still held in_ the Hock Jlden | ceive its pro rava of all local and compatitive | Valley, Affaies have been quist ever b L tha Union Pacific, and this in t ption of p wtJohn Sullivar , Golden Ve third: timo, 1:46¢, Jobn Sullivan won, third; tim itway super- | compared with Mond The quality has im- proved agood deal during the past fow days and toduy was up to the average for this time, of tho year. The range on sales was us fol umong tho herds of - New | committee of the wnd other eastern states. 1f this were | intondents has true, the discase would have spread all over | ployes aro di oal | the country, and there would be no question uperintende panies of traops whatever om- the ‘usions have been made on ths congr 1 cen tha But 14 de n 1 arrival with thy ¢ o hopin, ties ond allow- down. The Rock Tsland anc s o ] d nl Shanis on Ioog “uim"’.,:,, ‘“- ol b Dasl voted fritho! oy ll:\ux{nh\(ly: .lm ’“l and somo trouble in ejectng strik- | of n doubt 'about it. You must remember | othor superintndonts in LR CHLSERIERL LA SR poars L ] A Cly sitious. The con‘erenco then adjourned till from the honse erators, Tfoops are | that contagious pluro-peoumonia is very Qi | 1 diselt ret s il g ted light, 000 to 610; rough _packers and 2 Sile il R G e U1 claimed to ba neee to prevent amothor [forent from pluro-pnevumonia proper, e wixed, 5 to B 80; good | mixed, 5775 t) 6 and 10 s, 505 to 007 gencral attack on the guarded fireiz = Iaborers | The ordinary disouse ex Light, 1.00'ta are be ut in the mines «dly, but | porpetually among nals just as it do dion is mado whie the sveops ro- | the human family, and without propor t ment they die ot it, but it is not ¢ ian i aifcted 'with’ pronmon b communicate his disanse to those who' come in Lt e with him? No, Well, it is the of provialol 3 Guerrllla Wariare au blgypt. ationy, the ‘Calumity’ We a mattes AN UNPAVORAIILE VIEW. An official of the Burlington re said that the present outlook d vorable to any immedisto adjn g diiticlt i second, Delpliue Yessorday edtwenty pol bis taking a convo; Svakiy, Saptember 1 huudied H atb men and fifty friondiy A i thirty women to Mak WHEAT, Tho market was firmer today and more ace tive and an advance in_prices scored, which was well sustained Tho posting ‘of the ot nppear ! tient of tho e —— Tra nduw alties and allow varter, Hitlight won, Kansas see- g thi e, 246 D ¥or Protecting ¥ e ’ : 2 . eont DENOCR IEAD 1Y BACE 4 Sanaroia, Saptember 16— Tho American | ¢ Major Chermidey despatehed assistanco but [ vieable supply thowod ~an increass of a mill- Kie N 3 S Baoon : with cattle, O the other had, a cont Maj i visablo sup 1 iucreaso of a i hibition vote, 0! pens SHERPSIE . Sept. 16, — T good, | BHckIeNonttuatod by the Second Do Forestors’ congroas held its apesing scsston | disenss Ia 1n tho ie, amd 16 enonds ik e th vebels meantimo had been completely do - fion busheis which, - howover, was not so largo R A , N Anti-Monops, T e every feated. Sixty rebuls werokilled, The friend- | a Pho Lritish cables were again ican p o, Rtapidi second, J, W. Rog. Thg Br o s = Iy Arabs lost twenty qu : . Georao commissiomor of Wyoming's Precautions, o Who receipts here of winter wheat showed a nigs won, Aranza ber 16.—Tho antr- 00 R a] nsiat G el peclined Wittioat Thank alight falling off, while iu spring wheat there t 120k v convention of the second congres- | o o e (% rda ith ctha . i GHIELD, Mass., Septem Pres- | is an increaso, 1t s reported that the dry and 3 he for cordance w \ woclamation | & pAEN b wenther has prevented the ra putting thran year old ned at Liberal hall at ten Mot T 1 I | e e oclinany | 0t weathor has provented the farmers putting in their usual amonut of f mga d L sowing, thus pre- acreage for next year, deemed the moving causo and the bullish tenden« R and the law of Wycmiog, the toreitorial and s h oo veterinarian comm itees and the exccutive Peoria's Fair. committen of the ho covntics in the distriet veat mterest was the nomination for governor by the prohibition party. e told the reporter that ho vor in 1 . 8 vory ok asscciation, to-day i ry ti nit sion was har R e e e A yieh surprised when in‘ormed that he had | for an A i eptomber 16.—To-morrow Govor- | Mol 4 crelar to, the vailroads and public | {EUA G B ad proviousty replied | ey was shown i market for the first time e houtin was N iox Houdricls, of Tndinam, and Mayor Hars eyt et Bore witl o admistod | @ 0Very inquiry'on the subjcet, that he could | in soveral woola, i regl P exicond, made unanimous amidst great’ cheering, | ™ of Chicago, will attend the fair and ad. | without paseing a quarantine of minety days | Nb accept: cither the - nomination or the [ aver yiutvrday, aml the atte Oaut A PRt ) i o [dress the poopla there. They will speak fn the | OF longer, a v lndgate i Gl S for October, 78 f 3} [ requent anc Uel b wetion is made in view of the ree o fact . 4 wpplaio throuzh 2 Buing i he elty, i hora e HAbURRMRNG | (o e Do laanns fa . oo ng e The Minneapolis Tribune Sold, bor. n of u ringicy plutform, esp % G P e i | ehara tor i eastorn loealitio . a wiado | Minsgarorts, Misesota, Soptember 16,— a7 Lair inlosnil Tuiliokiie LA Rl A public 1 i’ detention 0 | Negatiation woro closed for the purchase of | Tho feeling at un n corn w ‘ I Stk S Laddress the people on Thu persand tho possability of unintentional | AHESRER IR T e o | and tho aggregate tradin o ro- fard | 1o ] i vifualn “.' b rabb wl‘ wtion of the law by railroads or individ \‘ e "" i y A ; i \‘ ceipbs were lar, aggregating 710 cars, The y will bio ¢ moet ¢ The prevaiting imnprosion | A Wealthy Lunatic, z businiens mannzer of U Kanews Giby dournal | dor posd rooonieiing! dow, saitied sharply ork > mave Ul i that Sticklos will bo b, althonely Ladrd's | Niw Yo, 'Soptember 16— Osear Strus Another O o ndteasls vl Wil 1. skl won of 1D, [skoll, | overing Pri ced 14 for Septe rphy goes to Oliio to s | Al stril are niking a desperats effort o mon- | oo o 4, Ol TR i) G iy ? editorof the Brooklyn Herald, The consid- | § for October, Novembes for M gty haaiholwil it gy rth jateihotiizdioandidato) el el ! .o A duily News | orugion in 5200600 then fell off under larger offcrings, ho for Sep. e b mporters and commission 8, was to- | Galesburg, inois, dispatch says: Pollod — tember, 1c for October, fe for Novembor, and ne’s Glorious Vindieation. A Mystery of the Doep, o diy declared a lnatio by n vy, The | Angus cattle belonging @ John Rogors, of Chitian Bandii, d@ho 1o more deferred futures, The ma ) ; 1 vations, tock in the business Is valu (00; 0t B lly cloxed ge ) bor, 4 ; P ol ptember 16, —Captain - Hazalton, T the case of [ stnding wceonnts ammount Lo 520,000; dobte, | (5ot abaut which s imany reporty | VALPARAISO vib GALVE oplombier it Y O NS LR SO A0, reccived to vist s potnt bark “Hollinside” from London, July | € Boudinot against Robert D, Hun- | $250,000, ishiatedisre nrinauniosd ihyith wavo |~ Unitod States Minister Logan and family | }igher for the year than ye . On the IR uot miade up any route 81, whilo off Portlund, |ter, A, O, Evius aud M, L, Newman well E—— Al PR L rsived at Angol, Cluli. Tho Expross wpon | afternoon board Octoler advanced §o and No- heyond which place he will reach an, aftefa fog h Jarger num- | known catt’e men, to recover $1.000 a8 pen A Triplo Fatility, L which they were passen was attacked | Yembor and the year aavanced e, cle Augusta to-morrow, and | hor of attle swimming in tha sea also a quan- | alty for o tempting to lease grazing lands from mia, TIL, Septomber 10 Exciuding Jerscys, aEONBug bybandliwlio Satiaiied 1o Mo dur Soptombar, ']‘.‘,",’f‘”'}"l”l""' Hy o At tity of wreckes K a Difo bout | the Cherokee Indians in violation of the Un ineer injured b 0 Louts, Soptamber 1—Tn viow of tha | WEoe e alt, | The sourogo of the driver iaieycyid i 1 attead the Mas ¢ 7 aroun » od St ‘ Morton yu ay, died this even. | ¢ n louro poenmoni wir Jdersny | . ing around the rim |ited States statutes, Jud, Brewer, in the rion y luy, died 1 ven 1 1 ) ngr Jer cnrmr iled steady, for September, will be the g £ Co 13 Neweastle on the | United States cirenit et I ing the hird death from that acei, | (3640 i diforont vection of the comntey A Sad Drowning. ruladist ;‘,"l“",”,r S nRUE R gressman e t 1w down on tho port s Qe et e e L Bl i) of direetors M wouis fair % s 2bya for ] i 2 o ‘.‘\ A T side as if from o Ho sent out a boat | & dectsion on . deniu i woll probably i An st aeas ot | ciation decidod to exclude then from the ¢ Danyen, Col., Soptembee 16— Harry Tay- | for May. i he publicasion’bo;day iin the Boston newee tif 5o voli ot o trace of any living [ bt the mere attempt vdny and th ct by the jury w on this year. Vin, 1%, Cambpell and Mixs Maud Reec ROltis papers, with sensational head iy A o brice O Y Svant | of the lands was ot violation of the stat iy pnd iy g 3‘:‘1,;\,.‘ incompotenc TrPo—— lor, Wi Oambbellian dIDMIAY AW eed oo e e e o Ioni At L0Vl fop e T o e wrooked bt o sont e, s the |and dismissed the complaints. Huo Lt lon i i Perennial Hadley, ;‘gwhwwl‘l\ ssing l";} September, 17 00 for October, and 1125 for the e R that ed quite lively, AR ““"‘;‘ i '{ 3 (3,100,000 acres etz Nuw Youk, September 16, ~The examina. | [Hyen Hetr G C b oy i ‘to [ Yeur: T . e. 1t is well-known that ‘om ¢ ¢ chicf o St 3 { ntercsted in stock raising, and returaing e e, e Borrawed Troul tion supplemontary to the proceedings in the | theic whien th lent, hay pe the letters have been hiay about fo 10i g - srazing purposes and o 6 kheirzanren WION th ik HRRPARGH: gl September ol 1‘ lgitesabare) SIS AR ir : (\ .m.nulv‘l I““l“.,'l\ : i hin decision thi 3 R b 0 = Trat e R o ke Heury M, Hadley, judgement debtor e xr..‘,’)m for September and October and. fritnd AR pablication, bt thoy [ Ne %ty 9 ""“j' “‘]_“‘ leases obt “" d and the question whether they |13, da Merolla left this eit ) weeks ago, | #uit aviingt Frank P Marsh, was continued ) Weatl huve refuised o ¢ u £ those offury | been fuund io the town of Oato, confined in u | cais ba vusated eus not befors the court | Tho |1 ay not sinen beon haard from, - Ho was a | $0-0oy beforo u reforve Tho plaintiffs counsel | Wasni uber 16, For the uppor A Striking Faiiure, nd mre congratulat ny ) now that | filthy pen and in a1 condition, a woman [+ MpA Lo ‘,"“ sHk koYL ay prominent merchant snd stood Ligh soel endeavored to hive tho defondant admit that | Missi L warmer and portly cloudy, ‘ 3 ¢ the democrats have publish letters | sixt il lunatie from birth, She | FTA SRS WG L e Ot Financial tronblais supposed to he tho cause, | the democratic national committeo owes him | Jocal rain with variable winds. © For the Mis. PUrrsnue September 16,—The strike Sveryb hera agrees t thol owie & nrODoEEY and has boan keng | R 1 4 Merolla 30,000 of borrowed mone ney for Lisservices in invetigating the i valley, Iy fair, high temperature | at Hartman's steel works at Beaver Falls, Pa, e RA§P prog d from the Indians an ¥ o A v kind of tr » M. | iy 10 present condiion from idess of aconomy [ e 'WC frat the Tudlan rey Jettor b fness, and that b also bus a | with variable win i failure, Thirty men returned to worl i b ) ) heir ran — : y wd fidelity to . A The nema of the | Lhgns SstAblinlyihelr tanohes i 5 i o | i azaiust John' S, Davenport, 1o was R yesterday with promise to withdraw from the 1is Angelina Hovt artiew involving the sauio question were o Jirliorfo [ holora Audevess 9t suocessfil In hisondeavors. Hadley Enfo omibition in Matne. [ Aalgaimated association, aud the Knights —— Uhis cuse Lospoy, & nher 16 Jord mayor | that Davenport. had paid hin at - times be PortLaND, Me, Septombar 16.—The { of Labor and others are expected to follow o 8 openad a fund for the reli sutferers by | tween #1600 and $2,000, Nothiog new wa T ' day. Raxo Ball ———— tha cliolara opidamio in. Nax ¥ | brought out, state constitutional campalgn committee have | 98Y- At Touisvillo— 1 Sy i Growl, i e S decided to organiza ab ocs, state, county city ,’ = " At Columbus —( i A" 10 natronatimo For Congross trom Hlinots, uogan in Michigan, 1 town leaggies for the euforcoment of the % TlmhwjuLm? Renor qu\led. b . s to:day, in nNGros, I, r o 16,—The| D1 September 16, "This m w coustitutional prombitory law. ‘Hl“'nm, Ky., Saptember 16,~John G, At Waaiogt st ML e e, | U anALRoN) S Bl A PRI AT o A (e s Carlisle was renominated for congress to-day, t Buffalo—1 . ‘ e Vi § nominated . C, Clark, of Decatur for Detroit, coming here via, Allegheny, Ki Rob BRoy Gone Under, it ¥ pre o prolangy - | MnAY i l le ; At, Clicago ago 17, Boston 0, AP SRR e mazoo, Theee Rivers, White Pigeon, doues- | Tooxeviiie, Mo, September 16,—Rob ] unatas 11 Fraucs, Their effect way simply ruin '/ d' Qs Firy | ¥ Adwian, Hillshoro, Petorstough Roy, & v Jer down the. river, struck , i | fjood s darsanariia "Ml turmed ot o weloom | M and Fauk opposite tho whart Lt over 1 | > Providences 4, . ting rerolved to i d Sith i eaatt ath . L ning. The boat with the cargo of 1,200 sucks 0 to make an cfiort | Combines, In a manner peculiar to itself, tho i Ly ; of wheat is thovght o be i totl loss, s Blizzard, t of diffic ulties betwoen | best blood-puiif 1 st ening reme- | through the train | ~—— card, y mediat ) Taung | dies of 1 Kisigd uwill find | houssa wore draped in bunting in vSHent Shieks, r 16— An erceedingly 3 i t Pekin f e Rroter ot here other | Vogan. The party urrived here this evening, ember 16,--In a fight n i 9 ;: e "“ ho will hold & wiliter medicines | i . ‘I'r 1t will Logan 1‘.‘[-1‘1 1 sl .n‘ recoption at the n Osman Digna's follow . five inches foll at M A TP [0 oo e DL TRUID HIo-AUEmLOR, Gk i Ak y tribes undor Mubmwond , four N itfering gre from il near » ¥ rt D LY, ain, Oa Ll " ther killed o, & edloo’s Susaj lid s great good iy G e e u 1 was tired from overwor 1t toned | hurgh Fptow w Cistlo, | 13esscmer Steelo Workers Reduced, e el ; | thata| MOUPT Mus. G, X Siyons, Cohoes, N, Y, | Pacy wid Yoo Jonxgrowy, A, September 16.—Notice in g Wasted Wheat, o \ i 1 botwe L suffered 11 8 from blood polson, : sted at the Cambrin Tron works, announ? | J NLw ORLEANS, September 16,—T itisl A e S T A i Hood i I and think T am V Sen-Water Cure for Chale 1 a reduction of w . ten Lo twenty per alle i Teranoo, which cleared tor Duy perations, espocially with refer- | ¢ i Davis, Brockport, N Y, | § 116, A wonderfully s | cont | houlish ¥ ung b ' ¥ ’ 7 ’. N : \,\ : ulish n ‘y"; [ Durifi Llovod B Canting of Naplos, Thi Wolseloy in Egypt, | # Pt e ey i 1] Hood's Sarsaparilla is characterized 19 | savant as crts that bo has saved scores of live Catio, September 16, Goneral Lord Wol- | . had 1 | thr lluritles : 1st, tho ¢ nation of |y cured hundreds of cases that w aley ordered tho f f o camel o ] o ¥ A4 b A T 1 ager portion 3, 060 | wise have resulted fatally, simply o | to take pact i the pedition. overtursed, snd tlower ) 7 s of sect active mediel of sew-water, M et Lo get th r up. qn ‘ The result 1s o medicine of unusug | from the bay of I far enough from the I Every effost t § » effceting curcs Litherto unknown | shote to av d eon ‘_““"‘” PHILADELEH t, 16, ~The internation. trat 1 book ¢ ning ual oy W [ ke i tho arma of tho pae | a1 erickos mateh s anded, Seores: Canada, | |" found {H b oot J i . Pr © Cantini says that too mich | 950, United States 250, A f ¢ i i Ler canuot he 1 to the | and that a0 | ] . i Fia e ted int } Chot ""‘ ]‘ } A e 1" \ 1 ster widl b hance for recovery Panis, 8o 4o Al ; i 1L 1 BARRINGION, fote in this city | renewed ) 1 \ 1 iauk Buioet, New York ( A o s Oblation. | uwounts to 520,0 0. ¢ g ' : [ 1 2arcanar . Aun —— town the o f —_—— rors from Wa iHood’s Sarsanarilla | 1w 16, Mrs. A | wiy graat N i ) Bae |wodiers, N § | dravrists. §13 six for 65, Mada | Jutter, of Paradise, » religious muniac, con Burning Woods, / & Mai eptember 16,—Fourtaen deaths | fo o old by al ] @8, Ma ] ; N o R i e waukee, | Neversold k a peraon forin Ay al uly by O L IOOD & COn Lowcll, Mass, | foed in the county howpital, to-day deliberf | Rivanigan, Loug Tsland, Soptembar 16, N % b ¢ o lighted tach £ o holora aro 1eported in the east Pyrenges in | were or indowa of their] <MY Iy sot fire to her clothing and burnt hor: | Tho woods for gwo wiles around Montauk are | iz cRiahy ANDREWS & w0 ed for him, he past twenty-four hours, Louses armes are guarding IO Doses One Dollurs \self'todeath, She beat off those who ate | burning, W Loke 9% 2477 280 Gl K Wades 6