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THE EVENING BULLETIN.VOLUME VI 11. BfATSYILIiB, KTm W£DXBSDAT« NOYEMBEB 28» 1888. NUMBEB 5.

Ti STO

Trlri;iaph Wires Hav," Suffered

1'faruughout the East,

AHU IN I'WlCllieOUKMCK HKfORTS ARKHUOW IK COKIMO IN.

U Vie v%ntt OffireoNe anit tfffftlvr rrmKlyevrr jrr<nlucrd for Hit Hit nrMngJmvn

livink or innr-tiiv conditim^tkl

\KIDNEYS, LIVER,

STOMACH A BOWELS.\mdU PgnntOTLYflA FK tn <iU eatet,

and tltenfOrt TUK UEST oj

BbaoiMlnrad oalrbr (h*

[CALIFORNIA FIQ SYRUP CO.

UMStnuc. >v.

.V.

PAST ALL PmOCDINT I

OnB TWO MILLIONS DUSTRIBUTEO

W^LOVISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

teflsrponited by tbe ^voUlature ia IWti, for

•*Malloiial and churluibT* parpoMs, aad !(•NHMhlw made • part of the preaent BUktaVotHiltntloii, ill IhTi), hy an overwbelmingjKWular votM.W'ltB Uraiid Kxtruorclluarv Urawlnes tHkH

ataoe aeml-anDualiy, (June and Deoeoiber),Md itM Uiaud MiDgle Namber UrawlDgH! meih nf the otiier tna moitUia In the jear,Md are all diHWii in ]>ul>ili:, »t tiM AOMdmy•I MuhIc, >i-w Urlenn.M, Ua."W* do hereby otrtify mal um «iiv«rtKM

mrramotmenU lor all the itonlhit/ a«Mf SemiMtmmal Drmoing$ of th« iMuitUma ataU ut*tmm mmpmxy, and in ptrten mmagt and ttm-ItJoiioravHnot titemitilt*, amd that tM «am«or* eondv/Ufil uHth ho-n'^iy. Mmtu, a>vi if'

aoodJaUh toward ail j'/i' liet, ctnd toe authnri$*thm CBrtpaflb to uie Ihi* cerltflctU*, uiith -

Mm «mr mtnatHru aitaohM, *tkti> admrH$e-

Comnilaalone. a.

W the imdiriDWrd Hauk^M arul Hn'ikvrt unf.

My all Peine* dretuni tti V I^nUua-iia •note LM-tbriet v>Hieh mns/ bf. i^rftf iMfU tit ow rontifei i,

K. H.'l^ Al MNl.ET. PrfN. l.k\. ral'l l» .

P. IaAHAUX, Frfald«ut NlJ-.te Mal l HhA. BAI.DV»IN, Hrmi. N. u NHtlounI HliVABL KOHN. Pr<^. I'nion Nnt'l UhmI.MPWAMMOTH l»lt AWINU Ht III! Aoilil-

eoiy (»t Musir. Nrw Oi li iins, I'l.' IXDA Y,

OUMUKK IK, l^^•s.

CAPITAL PRIZE, $600,000MMUXIO UokelN alM'!; UalvtrH, |JU; <tuart«irn,

tM; wgtattw, 16 ; TweuUettoa, ti ; Fmilelba.tl.

MST or mum.1 PRIZK o( (fflon.Hori iH .'. i«n(),()on

1 i'RIZfc; i>l 'JtJ(l,ilitU iN 2l)l),lJH)

1 VVilZa ol 1110,000 la lui,(v>i

1 PRizu of ,:u.iX4) iH. ..M. au.ouu

] VMZVJA of •UJMO are.— 30,000

12 PRIZKH of 5,000 arc HO.LWJ

ii& I'UIZl-X ol i,ilUO are 50,000

100 FlUZb>i Of KiJO are „ HO.OOO

«PR1ZBB Ol 4U) ara auiOtt)

^KiSS of m iur«.M....~... 100,000

APPKOXtMATIOll PRISM.100 PrlB«NOltliiUU are ^ 1100,000

Itfl PrlseH of NOU urti. WyCQO20 Prlaea ol «» are_ 40,000

TIIRKK-Nl.-MIIICK Tf HM I N A l.^i.

H» FrIzeH of WW are 7».?«0

iW I'rir^K of «)() are o»,bi«

TWO-NI!MHKK TCKMINALH.

m> Priseit ol tiUO are. „ livvx*)

000 PrllMOl OUO M*. lOOiOUU•

a.l4« Prises amounting to fS.IIM.SOO

MTFor Club ratea, or uuy furtUur liilomia-MoD deaired, write legibly to the I'uderalgned,•learly Ntailug your realdenoe, with State,Ooanty, Htreet and number. More rapid re-

torn mull di-livery will Iwiissured hy your «u-tloning au euvulopelM-iirliiK yotir lull addrena.Head Postal Noiea, lUipreaa Money Onlem,

Of Mow York Krohaaio In ordinary latter.

Dnrrenoy by Kxpraaa (at our ezpeuao) ad-dfweed

M. A. DAUPHIN, New Ol leana, lA,Or M. A. UAUPUiN, Waitblngton. D. 0.

Ajttawt Baaltilnit '"*— to

fflWOBXJBAinrNATIONAL BANK., How Orlaana, X*.

that ttaa preaenoe oitCQIIlGiTIDGr Uetterala Beanreeantad BMly, who an- Id obarge ol the drawiagNla goarantee ot abaolata talrnaat and lnt«s<rttr, that tbe ebaneaa aro all oaMltfitd UwlBOOMoan poHatblydiTlaowtaatnamMrawfildraw a Prlae."BKMEMBKK, hJso. Unit Uh- itayiiifiit of

PtlMS la guaraiite<Mj bv tour NhiIoiihI lUnkN0< Mow Orieaua, and IIih licketM ur«4 Nigiiod byttw Praaident of au tiiHlitutlou, wUoim oUar-twed right H are r<><><)t{Dlied In llio UlflltMt•oarta ; therefore beware Of alll mltsUOM oraoooymoua obemea."

W7

Net an On an Mtrainar Ci apiBt Ike Her at

Nt>«* Tnrk Monday — Tfte Rtorm KUII

KagiBK Witii OrOat Porjr on tteo KntJra

Now K.iu-iMii'l <'»i««t— n.>i>vy fcaaa of Ufa

and Prtiporly Kxpeetod.

N«w York. Not. Raporta are onmiug

of the diaaatiira canxod by the great Allan

tio khI« of Sunday and Monday.

The lelfi-raiili wires suffepwi K"Vfri ly fr«iii

tint st/irni III Inis rtty and llir. uvii 'iH tii»-

rifi\ H.»-i-kei'N and (ithnr tiiin-i I1MVI114

learMl wirea to wwtern points are k''* "^'T

inooovonionoed, and it will ba wiino tiiiiH \y-

forolbo telegraph conpanioa recover from

tho eflTM'CK of tbe ar<orni.

N 'l MM oivaii .'tJ'iniMh ip pokud l"'r 1•> c in

H'dH um bar .Monday. altho>i.'h im ure

t^onie flvoftr aiz ilue and thi t-e ov. r lue. Tim

Oo«'aii, fmm Hamburg, in ovwiliie line"

days. 8be had on board at ber de|>anur(i

abiiut two hundred ateerafP« passen-jei s anda very valuable oargo. Not a word hati

l>peii heard uf her lincie ahe left. IImihIiu't:.

aud conKiderablo anxiety ia thei-effni' iVli lor

her safuty. A cabin paMien|{«r on itiH l.'u.tiu-,

from Liverpool, wai thrown down by the

heaving oud tOHiof of Uw veeael, and re

ceivfld Injnrioi wkiah laay raooft in hia

death. '

Later advicen ithuw that SundayN Rtorni i*'

kUI I raging with groat fury uii tbe entire

c-oiivt ot New Kogiaod, and heavy loia ol Ufe

and property may bo ezpocie<l.j

Twenty Mamon of a Mbooner at H<<ituat.A|

have gone down with their vei<ael. Tbe

'

Olouomtor ooaat and tlia euUre ret:l(>» tnxnCape Cod up lo BoBloa roporta atorin-laalieit

ahipping in diatraM aad many ywaeia ioat

with their orew*.

bar, and tha New Jaraay pQot iaat, aMrt of

which aro at aM, are havlnc a aararo azpe

rieuua in the gaie. Bteaoiboat travel all

•long the FIudKOD waa praoUoaUr auapendad

Monday. Ferry trnttlr in the burbor and

nr.-m wii" h1~<» gtoatly impeded by tlie

tor III

\\\ li>e Crew Skv<mI K«oe|il One.

POUTKM'.UTH, N. H., Nov -ja.- I iw

phooi.-i Uiiv -r Dwr, of HacM, frooi N>-\»

York, « i-">l i'lr Hfii-o, we'll .niioro lit

JerryV I'oiiii, Xew UnHtia. Toe iir-jw took

to tne riggiiii;, an i were rB<tcurtrt by ttie life

MVing orew, wito tiio ozoeption of the ojuii,

who waa dmwoed. Tba vaaMi wUl ha a total

kOK

'111.. Mioiiii II New M iimi"I>tre.

MamiiistI-K N S , Nov l iic -I'.MM

will.-.- :i. . I'- 1'- .i|'i'< (iruii' e III 1 1>1 ~ 1' « i i'l \

Siind .y lo I!. 111;.' Nii» luev iil. I ui-iiiMiUiy

throiu:! out tlu- st.at«, ami hrts licii mnrkedhy uiiii-'ii'il SKV.trit.y for a Noveiiitier storm.

Tbe KNOW f.ill li iM titv^iiinit a risptli "f r.\x

Ineties, .T 'I tins Ins lieeii <lnf'<',i i v lierce

wind. l'iu> -niiw Iihh now chuni-'i'l r.iin,

but tbi' •• ii;i^ lieeii no diniinuli'm of «i..d.

Concoi.l. K-urirt, niid (.'iHre'ii'. .i- i. ow 'ii»-

sniiie r<-.n.liii.>n of MfT.ilrii M p - nii li ri'

The <<t '1 111 HVrti v » iii<ri> i'* ex i .u i ly

Kpveri' ami lia.s s• ^l'lU^ly iiih-i r,i|ii" i aih

ooniiiiiiii uiCioii, ami Duit inipeauu niilr wltravel to totne azianl.

r IN

The Warnings of the V.'hlte Caps

of .Southern Ohio.

THR MlUTtA MOTiriKO MOT TO•POND IP CAI.LRP OPVW.

Ki:-

Konr l>iahnnnera Aahofo.

PBoriNCKTOVm, Maaa., Nor. 38.—The•chooneiv Minnie Paine, Franklin, OceanRanger and Cbariaa Wornley are aahbro in

the bay. Tan Moall flahiug boata aank at

their uiooringa A faarfol laa ia raging oat>

aide. Telegraph wirae are down, but tele-

phone ooninranlaatfoR between the oape and

iaftill

M Iho Lakes.

Kmonoil, Out, Hov. Sft.—The xcliooner

JoUa partad her ihiaa .aitd waa driTon

artiora at Hoptit Bay Patofc Bko ia poanding

baarily. Ftolgir hrothwi oW IRT. Astaainer

baa goM to har naoM^Tha iehoowarOotm PMO, laden wMh bar-

lay, iaaAora on BallVi Point. ThaMaarabrnkinc ovar bar, aad aha may prove a

At A'lHiitit! ntv.

A ri.ANi ic I ITY. N'. J., Nov. l liM ter

iific iviiici .Hill liHii storm WHICH !»• :iiii M .ii

ii:i\ uioifiii'; coiitiinied all tliroii.:li i.Iih iiiKiit,

wall iuTiii-iii_' fury, surandiiiuc d-.iru'Monfrom end t.i.'ii i ol lOf 'x-biii Oomi'sv ir l

Tlie ImildiMus »»lii(-u -nn-cuinix'd lo itn' i"i

riflO onslaUilllt iif tile vvaV(i-l ye-lci d:l .IV- '

tb«< United HtiiU'.-i i)Uotok;raph it»'li"''y. Moii

pavilion, CleiuemN sliell Hturu m l i iiiiiiilier

of 8ii)all .-liiiiii all lH3tvveeii N-<* Ji-rsey

and Virginia uvhiiiiu'4.

Diinii); tlie iiit:hl tne work of iiiiiU'i iniiiiii;;^

Weill on wiiiiout iiiterni|>ti'>ii, :tii>l 11114 i

niuriiinK tii» iihi. of pi-operty de-.troyMi in

dude* Jaeksoii'- hath houwa ami |lltvllloll^,

which ai'a now faat goiiii; to i)ii)et'>i; .\iiains'

hath bouMW, Johnson's iMtth bouses, the

Uidtetl HtateN iiev.b houses and all ilie s:n,-tlier

iMMttlifl and pavilion* in that viciniiy. Thehall way houae baa Immu lilted entirely fromitK fouiida;ioiui and will proliaLily Ui

piet^ A r. the inlet the deatruciivui h gen-

eral, and elTori« were madn to unve nil in.iv

alile property. Tbe new wharf uf tlie

YiK-htKiiieii HKrt(K;iatinn and Other wharvealiure lieen deinoiinue*!.

A uumlier of people who wi-re w.-itcbiiii:

the (tea were swept oft tbe IkmiiI walk iiii"

tbe »urf. All were renouetl iiaue F. C, Manuel, who wax carried far out wliti a rece'liii.;

wave. He grasped a lloatiiig plank ninl nusvioleiitiv iK-bed in with tiM nezi. awelL Hewas Itudly briiixed, and almoet ouoked withtbe »urf aii'l s.imi.

Tka aotooaoar W. L Pwatmi, aahoreoaWoUa iiiaad, ie hcaalriBt»p to tba gala.

A Crew Plokod Vp-

Pom HvBo."». Mich., Nov. — The

Bteanier V. W. Wheeler report* piokini; upthe oraw of a foundered veioel on LakeHuron Monday morning. The name of - the

unfortiimte ei afl. ha-i not. I>e<>n H.S'-ertnitieil.

NIIirMLmL\E

Iniiuenae ltniiiHK« nt I,

I.'>Mi l'H.\.\'.'n. N. J , N'l

hu\'e 0'-«4r. 1(..'i'-: Mllnt.>l tt'i I •

by |)ii-i-'-in-'.il Donii.; i'ii>

Mil; Itritiirti.

— I \ii t,i'.;M<

in n- I out t,..i I

-.; "I'm i''il', I z,>*

builvlie.i'l-. Ii;iv.. Iiefii loin ii ay . .'il:'l the

l.'iws of Ilie >iiiiifiier hiiiu'-s ot ne.diuy .New

York>-i->i liave beeu awept into tbe <H-eiiii.

Tlie lois is eatlinated at from •OCW.ulM to

foOfl.lMMJ.

The lilulT at Ij<nig Branch ha<< lieen ije.'ivily

out out ia pini-ex. Ad Anbury Piirk amiOcean Unive tne surf out away the beaoli.

At Deal beaub tne life savin,; Ntatiuii m in

ctaiixei'.

Tbe loiifT mw of hatbing bouae* belongingto Irf-litnd's (>(-<(in liotel w.ts tora to pieoea

aud Mtruwii around the beach.

orriOK—Hecond atreet, in operahonao balldlng. Mltrotin - ozldagaa admluliitere<l In all oaaea.

JI.UBW1T1 V. PRAHKUM,

Dentist,(iffloa: Hntton atMtti B«Bt

•»»•»» 'n Pniif<tfl*n«.

rA«N»B UMR,

BAKER AND OONFEOTIONERfreio Kread aud Cakea made dally and da*

itvereii to any part of Uw ally. PHttaa aMvaddiuipi fnnifiM OR lAwrRofiM. Mo.«•••ORdwtiaal. ^

»ii l>|i<M„-<i to Have 'ountlereti.

("DHAssir, .Mil-*. , Nov. Ifcj Ii I!. i';|H)r;rt I

beieinnl. the I'.iilailelpiiia sLHumar i-oiii'X'

Alleiit4)Wn. iiH. fniiii'lereii oil' tills f>oiiiI,

There keeins to Im liltle lioiiht tliiil tile

fciewfiier was >iimI< on -oiiie of the l(>dj;es

dirm-lly oiiisiiiti ihi>t point Ao<ju'. 'i u. 111.

NiiiidHy a niiiiiliAr of people at tlix viila:{a

lieani tbe souiiil of a Kleaiuer'a wlimtle amiMoiiilay iii)(>it nil iiiiiiieime amount 'if 'li iti

wu.><l OMite asiiont at Huiidy l.'ora. md onbHii'iy KeaiTij, 1 lie iiiarics up<jii niiK-u null

caf«<l 'Hiiii-iiiNively Ihut the wrerke>l ve-nel

inib-t liAVH Imen lb* Allenl'iwii Several

lile preserver, and .*oine of rim olliei v»r»<-k

a:;e wa« .>lnniiie,l ivitli ii>-i ii.iom I .AIIhii

town iH an iron boat of l,'J8.^i tons burdeu,

built and uwuad ia Phfladaipbia.

deed Work l*nne Hy Vwlonleera.

lUMiRmitT, MaxH., Nov. -Jli.—During tbaxtorui eveiitl lisbiiig veMteU and aHteainer broke from their moorings iiut

preventeii froiii going on the roclu by a vol-

nnieer crew in the life boats. Tue oual

•ohooiier Willinm H. Doughtoii brolta fromthe wharf and went aahore on tim beach.

There is a very heavy xaa ruiiuiiiK and It is

with iiiiicb diflli-iiliy that vessiiLs are kept

from beiiii{ wns ked. Tue s«uw sloon .ImiiO'i,

beli'ii(;iiiK Ik th'i Kookport Urauite coiniHiay,

lii-ok.i ii 'i:ii Iter iiiooriiig« and wa« wraoitail.

The <-iow wei-«i :i.ived.

<i<mnI Whrk of tko Ufe gwver*.

BOHTON, Nov. 88.—Cap! J<iahoa James

'

and a volunteer life aaviiig oraw, of Hall,

aved tw«n<y-«igb( paraona, uonpri«ii.g the

orawaof tialf a duaait wraoliad veaaela on that

beaoh during Uie aunm The efforta tufara

among the mu»t haroiu and akillfttl onj

record. Cnpt>. W^etgata aud Mate Tbouiaa,

'

of tbe arhoonar WaUtar, and one aailor, of

tlie hcliuuiier Higginaon, warn the only menthat Capt Jaine^' crew failed toaava. Tbi-y

drowiii'd Ix'fore Imlu I 'Hil I rei.en

Terriflv KxploHlon of Half a Tod

of the Dangerous Compound.

TWO UUKtr HULKS IN IHK «U;«>lj.Nil

TKI.I. THR STQKT.

A Few ^inall Pieces uf Huraa Klesli .til

That WN. Left of Doa Hagfferty mniI His

T«';iln 111 l'l«-u'«i«nlTllle. r,iili \ltHlliH.

Tile .NiMM. ••! till, Ksplusioii lleiii'd llis-

UMtly Right Milea.

TiTOMViuji, Pa., Nov. 3&.—Au aci*id«iit

of the most horrible nature occurred at the

V'ln Vii-'iK in'i'i ;;!vo«rine mngasiiie, on Kii-

terpri-e r.i.i'i. n mile iiori.h of Pieasantviile.

"D(s-." Hiii{gTiy, Ml the employ of l.Ue

Torpedo coiiip.iny, uianufautunng iiilro-

glycerine, with beadquartei-Cat Warren and

a faotory on Hemlodc mn, tan mihw above

Warren, waa d|«wing a load of 1,050 pnunds

of niu i;.vi<arina from thafaotury to VnnVieek'n iiiit^axiiie, nsol as a local Mipp>v

station ' '<r 1 li« i- iiiii ^uoiis oil ll'!i'i.

A* OAeer ond Wirvorol Rwelneos Men of

Georicet wn, Ohio, Urc<-lve (In- Threat-

ening Letters—The Feuple uf Hlghlanri

and Brown Oowatloa Ovoatly |}»murai-

laed.

OgonnirroWN, ()., Nov. SK—Rxcltemonti»i

at while heit, hern over Ih-^ While C:i\>*.

Several of our fiitizons and niercountj* htive

receivi'd letters writf>en in red ink and niMiled

at Mt. Oreb or Sardinia. Member* of Company D. Thirteenti) ragimant, baTa alao h«<"ii

warned not to raepond tor tarvioait called

Amonu; the (•itiesns who received wariiiiu-^

are Cciuries Tlieis, ,Ianms Siiiiley, Frank

Tuiuhl.'-i'in and T. W. Weaver.

dherilT Tnompeim made a vUit to Sm linia

and visit.i>d Uerke's. Prosecutor Fearfi'>n » iis

at Mount Oren ynKterday, and it i.s repoi'te>i

that some of tlie White Caps are spotteil,

and that arrests will be made.Tba following ia tba latter Tumbleaon

reoaivad with a biaakmaba whip drawn ui

the top of the lattart

"MOOKT Orkb, Nov. 9ft, laSts.

"Fbank Tinnusoii—Yoor brags aowMint•o« mala wiMwat any feat. Tbba warning,ai yon will gal tba abova,"

Jamex Hmiloy raoatrad tba fonowiogi"OmOB ov TBR Writb Caps,

(

MOUMT Ohkb, O. i

"Jim FMII.RT—Take warning. I.<'>ok out

for on Ton Inaulted one of our membersnpoB yoar etraeta November ^1. Keep your

moatb thttt and kaap off tba street or y< .a

will gat tba wllip. C. Tbeti^ Moay Jacobs

ad otbiri taiia warning."A* AsrAacg Aok^t."

SmUay la Iba oooatabla o( thia township,

whila tlM otbart^wariiad ara prominent busi-

neai man. Tha 'latter ia writtea in red ink.

It taauH probable, tbera(or% that Qoorgiv

town will shortly raoeiva a viiiH from the

draadad White Cape, and oar <4tiaens are

nneaastin mmaequanoa. Several ot them ai-u

getting thair gnnt and ravolvars in order,

and It it a cerUin fact that if tbe WniteCaps couii? here there will lie lilo.id-.heil.

I*«ii|>le l>**inorallse(l.

WlxiMiKSTKH. O, Nov. 28. — U'oi-d WHSbrouisut here Sim.lay nisj'ht liv \ pronnne iit

business man of Siiiriirtren lli l^'-, i .-.nKili

Tillnire ten iiuleH north of here, that iioiii-ee

had been poeted in that village liy the WhiteCaiM, about the same in aubatancw as have

been posted in other parte of Btghland andBrown countiee, wbiob hava oooaainueii eon

eiderahle uneaainam on tba part of oitiaeus of

that village.

Thpeouiitrv and vicinity have never l>e-ii

wnrkeil up 10 siieii n piten as now. Tuewhole topi'; of conv •r.^uiion i.s '•W'liite

Capt," and oi.ijeei me- iis to where they will

go next and who will be their nezt vi«*citn.

A gentleiniiii who is at work netr Tavlors-

ilie, said: "I never saw men and pBr>pl« so

denioniii/.<*d itml excitH't in iny life, andevery iM-f 11 in the vicinity wiiere I am Ht

work s'-enie t to be afraid lo express an

opinion e Hioeniiiiu the nciions of theoe

White ('afH, for they don't know who will

gat the next dose."

MANY THANKS, J

Ohlun Grants

HN.

Aiuerloon Bonkern ValUMble

Prlvllecee.

rmi.ADKi I'll! A, Nov. J8 —Wheal .11 Kiik.-i,

of this oity, will go to Cbaia about Jiinuai v

1 toeHtitblish a kwnking system there, mrHe puiweti ibrou,;h Pleaaauiville al«jur, ^hjch China haa granted impurtaut prtvtl-

II JO with the load, drawn by two horMw. Philadelphia will be tbe hendqaartamHalf an hour afurward a tarriflo ezplosion of tba syndicata. Count Mitkiewica andhook tbe ground at Plaaaantvilla, like an

; powerful Englhdi oapitalfatta have made aearthqualta,. breaking many window*. The|gtraag but aiMOooaaaful Ogbt for siniilar

ezploaioo waa diatlitotly haard in thia eity.

a%bl miimdbtaat; Hr Inilb waa inunadi-

ataly wpeoiad, and a party o( men atnrted

for tba niagaaina. On their arrival ibey

found nothing but two great bolaa in the

groaad. Tha 8n« wa« ia front of where the

magaaina waa loaatad, at Iba fool vl tba hiil.

It waa twenty faat aqoaro aad tan feet ileep.

Wbara tbe niagaaina ilaod waa another great

carity, aztendiug far ioio Ibe btiUda.

Nol a VMtige ot boaMR lasb waa to b«

fuoad. HagMty bod dkwpgeareii aa tt itmm

wallowed by an aanbi|vabii Two houdred1

rods away sHutli pMOH «( bona flaeh iiwt"

picked up. Not aaoogb raoMia* wara re

ouvereil lo flii an ordiaary baofeot. ' Bag*gerty lived at Hamloab, aad laavas a wife

aud aiz obildrao.

nagotiatioii'

uompramiawg a* tao town BiaotmoMte.

Fmhp Doom, Inam, Nov. SO.—Tha evauuof Ibia HMrning provod tbat the baokboa* oi

tbe rmiatanca to iIm 8aaU ajeetoieat wriat ia

hrokao. Five of tha fanaan amda aatile

by which tiiey wdl ba ailowad lo i«-

pamia Ion ii( Itaair faroM. Tha torm*

ia HMMl eauae wara oallad aaay. Mr.

piriTilagas. Ia viaw o(

pending batwaaa Aawrioaa oapitaliata andtba OblaaN. gufwiimaBl tbara will ba moretbaa oaaal imponanaa to tba aeleotiou of a

miaiHar to tbal ooaaMry by Preaidaut HornaoB. It ia aaid tbal a PannqrlTaaian will

autre than likely ba eelaoted.

The Haytian Trouble.

Wa.shi.nuto.n. Nov. a8.—llie laxjfetary of

the navy iins reiyiveit toe following 1 apoi t

Capt. K'liasay, uoiiiiiiandini; the "Boe-

0overin< uis visit to Hayti to invesli'

affikint (here. The report, which is

datad Noveinbar 15, was written in Port au •

RrlRaa hartmr, and has just been re<Mived at

"At «aA Nov 16.

"Sin—."to far as I have been able to learn

during the leu daya that this ship has been

iniheharlior of Port-aii IVmce, Hayti, the

livaeand protnrty uf tbe .Amaruatn citisens

reaidiug there have been m no ilnnger miica

the iiisbt of Hepiember -J8 Ust. On that

oocaMion an American waa aortidantally

woundeil. 1 have beard of no insult to the

United Kiatejt fl'tg. The eaae of the schoouer

Buall granting live and aiz yaarS* time ahd |William Joiiea having been aatisfactorily set

naming lower pricw than were at ;

tlad,apd tha |»rovisional government of Hayti

quot»<l to «viote<l s-itlierA.

Hoiieyin.xMi Kutis in » fi-itKeilj.

Mbzmxi, Mo., Nov. — lieiiry l.iiveii-

der, wno on Thuraday lii>>< iimrnn.j « Umuuful girl, twenty yeais '>id. a.. v\ i-ji.sviiie,

conanitteil suiuida by hanging Hunday uiorn-

ing. He left uo note, and the causa uf the

tragedy is a mystery. He was thirty-eight

yean of age, and wealthy .

VV Ii:ii A Telei{r»j»lier's Ki i i.r <'o»l.

< 'lllCAiio. .Nov - In tiio .-iiii ol I' I)

Lilhi op t'/ i'ii'"v.(r ^^.i;*)'! Ii.iin I hti r"--i.il

Telegriiph i-'<!Mpafiy l"r ttile,;e'l eii- n-. in ;h '

tr«ii.siiii«si"ii of loip 't-TjiiiL l»-l.?;inins, a <• 1

outt court jury returned a verdii'i I'oi- |tj.-

ilNlW la fhvor of tba phtlntiff.

feiir* for llie IMiit Hniki*.

New YmiK, Nov. Lis — It IS ii iire.i 1 hat

tba New Yurk nilut boalst twenty in uum*

1-he 4>m«lal Vote of Vlitrbla.

TAI.t.ABANSKa, Nov. 98.—'i'lia otilcia) vot«

Floridit It- no loliows; (Jl -velund. .'(V.-VU;

arrison, '»ym\ FUlt, CleveUuii's ma-jority over litrrison, l:j,Ui)4.

The Htwiuu'a .Surgeon (lies.

Nrw Yohk, Nov, J8,—Surgeon Simon, of

tba cruiser Boetou, died of yeiluw favar on

board tiM Tesssl at qaarauliua at ItiiW u'clooic

MoBdayaigbk

jbaviag expre^Nxi its wiilingneea to refer the

oiaMsr of the Haytian republic to our gov-

ernment, I could see no necessity fur tbe

hip to remain any longer at Hint p<irt, andhava sailed thia day for New York, in ao-

cordanoe with tba orders of tba daparlment,datad Sapiaiuber 10 test

"F. M. Ramhay, Captain Comnsaading.

"

A Barglar's Hclentifle Meili.Ml.

DZTIiniT, .Mich , Nov. 3H — John l><»i"

was arroniei 1 ve.-k a^'o on u chai'ite of ruij

biiig the piws;.,l)i'— at Pnrshallvii.e, Living

htoii i-oiiin,v U iiliinn A Pink.-: '1 .1( 'hi-

ca^o, has wnUHii to Po^t. Hi <• lri.|H-ctor

O'Neill lliat lie has ideiitili.-l •Dn;" fromtbe picture soul hioi .is H'-'-'i, iiiirt.i Liinix-rt,

one uf tiin c-ii-von'.',c crook!. 111 the Lulled

KtattM. Ani'iii'.; ihs varmus ,-ohhei ie> lei has

beee coiineui-d with wss ihil of tli.. Ilii'-

iiiiiiKbaiii, .Ni.., pi.tilh;« I'lhi.ei-v, for

which he B-Ji vv-I .iv.i year-, iil ('u..- I'a.

FinkorUiu cliiiiiis iii.it P.wil li\s Imen huii,;-

iiig out in 1) 'iroit siii'-e bis releii.^e irmn

Cheater, principally at the electric il eHtate

liahmeiits, and ihat he has uxperimuuted uu

ufwniiig steel by electricity until he is en-

abled to cut throU};h the hardest steel safe

Jutt aa though it were tba softest irou.

POINTCO PARAQRAPHS.

Tople* of the Timee Oiven.ln a Teme aatNploj Manner.

Boar, Ky.. has a na« gasmr.

Bert Thomas fatally out namuel Wadling*ton, at WiUlniiia, Ky.Oen. W. J. Sewell, wife \ . i 1 iii,;hter

paid a visit to Gen. Hnrrisoii.

Lulu W Artey was burned to death atNewark, O , while parchinij coriL

Janies .l iinieaon was choked to death by ^piece of meat at-bis boarding house in FbrtWayne, Iiid.

All of the Ciitholio oliurchfts in l^awAlbany, lud., will celebrate ThankagiTiaKwith servioas.

Bwift Brothers, of Chicago, with immaasorefrigaratnra and store room*, will undarsalland drive oat the looal butchara.

Ban. Hulton, oolurad, was santanoad atNew Albany, Ind.,-to twsBty-ona yaan* im>prisonmaiit for killing Oaorga Bmary.A heavy frost fell at JaokaonTilla, Fla.

There were no new oases of yellow favor.

Refugom may ba abia to ratara wltbiB IsrdayaAt Winlhrop, Me., a train of firteeii

car^ were precipitated into Lake MAriua-cook. Tbe high watar bad ondarmlaad ttaa

track.

Hii'HMi I'lkTiiifin, w ho killed Oai'i Toliverin K.iwiiii, K.y., was ruu over by a train atMoivh id and lost botb Isgik Ha wUl prob*ably die.

A prainu tiro ovartook H. B.while ho wits aslasp in a ravina oaar 1

cock, Miiia, aad ba waa w badly baraulthat be died.

A shooting affray al Viaa, L T,, rasollsd

in the death o( four CbarokaaGamva Starr. laaao Qarliak Jsaria \

ad Boga Hansaa.

Oaorga B. Cos, inaneoOor o( oIK faporli

gnaO prograsa in pariflftaig tba oil trada;also tbal Ohio fttrwishad 68 par oaat. of tbastate consutnptiao.

George Oilbert and Olann Blodgett, agedsixteen and fourteen years, respectively, tall

through the ice at Charles City, Iowa, whileskating and were drowned.

Charles and Henry Hohlin i i. '>f .\iiburn.

Wis,, n.;t'l lAi-ive aud ten vear,<, respec-

tively, vii-i-e drowneil in Mud Ijike, (J.^ceola.

They went .>ii Liie ice, and lirnke liiroiinU.

Theie 1- H de(i(-it of 2.'j (>er ceiii m tha

Coluinieis ceii'ieiini'tl exp'nilion fun 1 Thereis no guarantee (und,to (all back uimii, andall holder!, of billa are raqnmlad to dlwoaati!> par cent.

Rinery 8. Turner, foriuerly of Newburgh,N. Y., but recently of Cortez, Col., wa^ar*rested at BonIou, for offenses coniiuitted in

the west, by dateotives who followed himover tbirty.two hundred milss.

Tbe seleoiiou nf a Jury oooupiad tha antira

day in tbe oaae of ailagod dyuanalto oooapl*

rator John Hronak, at Cbioago, iadlo^dwith Fraak Chapag, Rndolpb Sevia aadFrank Chlehoum as accessor ie«.

*

Arthur E Noel Reed, stepson of Dr. Rotherts, of Kensington Square, London, andnephew of 0«n. Sir Frederick Hoberte, oom*mitted suicide at the Richelieu tiotel, MoR*treaL Kiiiiin<-i:il einliai'ra-<.siiieitt.

By thf4 exDl'M'iii of a k.-j{ of p iw.ier in

the stor- ol (j-'H ,;e I'-ii iner, al. Set nfTlown,

Pa , 15. I I ha. II ten-year old 'laii^iiier, wa.'i

killeil. I'lriii -i' Wi-s fiitaily injiire.l, and hi,s

wife and I-A'i nthei- childAin >li,;iitlv,

J. (.'. Heiiiiei', a lawyer ai lirjiii I K >' k<,

Dak,, left f .i ihilulh wittl Fiort-iice l/.-pi»'i-.l,

ayounu '^irl wo nn he i)roii.;al fro ii Knuland lately, in iini" to esirap riii/,",i,' vvrulli.

Bennetl's wife ami child .-ire now in Kii^-

lanii.

.Miss Belle Wilson the daii;{hter uf Mr.

PickHid Wilaou, uf i^ll Kifth avenue,,NewYork, was nm cried shortly after noun Tues-

day in St. liartiioioiuew's church to Mr.

Midiael Henry Herbert who is at preaent

Lord Saokville's temporary suciwtsor in

charge of the KritUb legation at Waebiog*tolL

1 lit- W fill n«r.

Indications — Tbreaieuiiig weal tier and

light rain w snow; nortliarly winds; staUoo*

ary tamperatiire,

f'oke l*i't>il 114-1 niii.

l'o:«.MCl.i..sviLi.K, I'a ,N'lv - I lie

( '.iiir-

ier weekly i-eview of tne coivo ii- id.i ^h'lws

that Itio demand is iiiciea-in^, with fnir

pro5.pe.-U OI an increase iii pi i.-e to $1 .'K) hyJanuary I. The product of tne r>.,;ion for

the week jii.t clotsed was ri-'>.14') ions againstrM,(i7il t-ins .luring the previous week. Theshipmi-nlM a{:;ie^,it*i ti,SiJi) .-aiv,, dHiriinited

as foll'iw-: I'll rilUilKir:^ ami riv^r pointa,

1,400; to p )inl-^ west 'if I'llt-ii'iir-.;, 4,<>t)(l; to

pointa easi .if ( 'oiiiielL'-viIln, 1,-ltHI Theshipineiitx for November bid fair ui outrival

tboae of Ucuiber, which was tlie latmt iu the

his'ory of the ira<le. Labor is in fair sup-

ply. There is no ohan-je in wages, but pre-

parations are lieing made to demand a uni-

form scale on tha minimum basis ot %\Mcoke, fraa on board cars at works.

,

Triple rracedy iu Mlsauiiri.

Oz\KK. Mo, -Nov. 'iH.—News of a terriiila

tragedy .-ome-i from I'aney county, sixteen

OlileH south of lieie. h'ridsy nioriiiii); Will-

iam I'ruitt .sn l hH .sou left iionie l'> a^Mst in

a house r.u-Mi;; in the neighl>orh')o.l. Whenthey letiiric' i in itie nveniiit; ihey dis. uvei eil

the bixli-s 'it tW'i ' iiil'li-e,!, I'^ilen, aged thir-

teen, Uli'l Mii.;ile, a,;e.l eleven, lyiili? blofidy

and wouiiiie<i 'III 111'- ll'i'>i'. \ li.il' het w.is

beaide them. .Ma.;^!.- * is .loiwl. '"'d ih^

other was iin.i tally .voiiii.le<l. .\ trail of

blood I e< I fi im tiie hoii-.^ into t .le wimxIs,

where n .piaru-i of a mils away tlie motherwas found Willi her throat cut. liisaaity is

asoribad a* tbe cause of tba wtirk.

Tlve Kight-Hour Muvomant tn Chlcosa.

Cru Auo, Nov. U8.—About one hundreddelegates were preaeiit at p secret meeting of

the American section Sociaiisu Hundayafteruoim. Tha obaiman • stated that the

niettin^ was called ' for -the purixiHe of in-

htriicMii;{ til'- 'l.-l.'_'.ites who Would repreaent

the Tii4 t an I L.iljor a*iBiulily of this city

at tbe .\inHricaii Federation uf Laoor, wbuaeconvention b-^gins at St. Louis Oil Uecaiuber

II 11' I After leiigtby discussion., toa dale-

j;atf.> vM-i e I nstructed to vole lor rlie eight-

hour in iv.-oi- it . to take p! uM ill al-

ready ouiliiio I oy the American Ke<lenttiun

of Tnulee.

A Aould KamuibCmoAOO, Nov. 'J8i—It WasreiKirted on the

hoard of trade Momiay that ^ay Oouldhaa bought the Atohisuu, Topeka SantaW% fh^rnr^ siystam tat |tlOO,OOa

i

DAILY EVENING BULLETS.

§MLr,SXC£PTSU0OMr.

HOttlR ft MoOARTHY,Propilcten.

WEDNt>nAY EVE.. NOV. 28, 1888.

RoHBLL Mawh bAi bMii dectftfed the

DMDocrHtSc nominee for Oonnty JmlttR

of Bourbon County to be voted for in

Aofoat, 1889. Hoa. Oleade M. TbomasWM dicl»red Um nomioee for B«pr«MDt>

alivf.

TiiiH iH a KrKHt country, but it is des-

tined tolx* much grratt r atid grander tban

it now ia It is believed the nensns of

1890 may show that we hsve a po|nila-

tion of 70,000,000 III tlit< imst ciulit

yean no leu than 4,600,000 persons have

iaunigrated totbie " land of tbe free and

home of the brave."

MAYHLICK.No mixed KchoolR horc jkuWuller Hniall l«w>ni« bettor.

The rnraaem arebsvlaf • loed UflM Strip*plug tobac49o.

Bavenil aspirants spokea ef'fpriUMofflaeatUiispUMe.IlnlBBov or tbs sssson

-three laetMs dssp.(linos Marmoo, or Klt*mlnR Cnanty. was

Mm I i IHeads tbis w^ t k.

A tPW frost.v moriil thW wix'k. Habhltxan fltie now bill rulour mmti «.

Mrfi. Laura U. MijlliiKcr Hcnt u.-i a bc«l laalweak ttial weighed Uve pcxinUa.

, .^^m,John J. Peed sdcI wiro aoU oaa of bl« little

ITeFs, ^ It

daaabttn arenow at Hot tiprings.

nnuimnD bt w. a. wowroa.Oeeember whwti 9l.094i eon*May wbeat,ll.O«KlJaoaary pork, IKii

BBTAIL MARKET.

lsUMon«air>tgM SS^ISlZ^lwm »erg^IUolden 8yrop...ia«.~

ffunev w»«f 1,1;ftL-. ';uro, .""hncT

I

Mnui'.i, yd low ¥ tb.

Hi'gnr. extra U., V,HuKar A.fllb

i Hiv^ar. graniUated W lb...,

i Uuaar, rowdereil, per lb...,,

linear. New Orleaiui,

1T«»

4(1

M

10

Jam«s B. Andenoa snd wife, of Dover, arevlaltlug the family of Waller Hmall

Wanam.akbb, tbemillioiirtire merc-liant

of Philadelphia, is said to have col-

lected more "boodle" for the Republican

National Kx<'< utivo Conunittcpduriiigtho

late campaign than any other one person.

And now the Chairman of that committee

. proposes to pav Wansm iker b.ick witli a

iuibinet position under llitirisun. Hach

iapoUtica.

It is to be hoped the newHpuiiers

who have made a motmtain of a

molehill out of the Blackburn-

Rneker mass will now let the mat-

ter drop. The Senator has apologized to

the pablic for hia hasty and intemperate

langiiiine, and Ruckerrao now drop back

into that uneventful obscurity out of

vbiek the press temponrlly dragged

bim.

THidog-tai inOhio aniniinted to about

$300,000 last year. All tlie sheep killed

or injared were first paid for, then over

966,000 of the tax was transferred to the

eehool fund, and now there is a net bal-

ance in the county treaeuriee anmuntinKto nearly 1180,000. Wouldn't it be a goodmove for Kentaoky to adopt saeh a lawand m;ike the eoiB (ay for Um damat*ihev do'.'

Bpare-ilbs, haok honcK nndbvliiK (IIh riljuled anii)iii( uiir oltliuus.

Hon. L. W. UdibiHl'li w.ia with ux Ixstweoic, iiiHlclug blj rouuda ainung the aobooia.

A Nn. 1 MsooiHt-taand raok stove for eale,cheap. Call oo J. A. Jaokson, at atoaewaliHouse.

lt(-v. Hurler, ai L<<>xlDKton. preaeted in theChrinli iii C.itir.'li iHNt .'^tiiiilay, mornlus audevenliiK.

Profesaor Mitton JohnHon vlalted hU fath-er'* family la Braokon Ooaaty (Mttaidar aadHuuday.

Koiijaniiii L >:igneekar lias pat op a nieeHtriiipiiiK iiouta, sorawtbing avny farmeroiii^lit t» buvi'.

I'rofe-Hor .Milton .1 iliiis Fohnol In lIllBpliio' In mMII liioi'f i'liiu tlu oow t)ui someCiRl'ty o Id HOiiolaiH

If y<Hi waul cheap sooiIh, booJ gondii, andlotK of tliein for a little moiey, go to J. A.JiK-kN >irHai iheHtouewall Honae.Kov. Hen Krook, Of the TlUiln (^.illege. Lex^

limioii. will princb In the rt^t iiiu C'bnrcbnext Hiiiiday, m'lrulDgaud evening.

MiRti Martha J. Heoaoa and Miss LaeywooUw H r I , two o r M t. u' ivetN obarmers, wet*

vlMitiug Mnt. LiauiH B. Bollnger last week.MIev Mamie i^oott, who baa lM>en vlaitJng

hrr mother la MlMoarl for eome maotbsl>.l^t. baa returned hom*, to the Jor of heruiuiiy Iriends.

Tbe Berdia Rand fornlabcd mnsie at tbaRadical joUlfloatloa laal weak at Tollssbora.IM Vamm bmf tlieir ftan. Foar yean willwind thees ap.

HRLBNA.Tbe Maaonie aapper at the ball Tbanday

aud Friday nlgbls waa a complete sueces.n.It was illiprHlTv pifiTonlBid, fgnpclally bythose llviiiK in llie Iowa and vicinity, nnU tothe kind litdlefi aud frieiida who coutrlbutedko much and worked ho bard for tbe aa<

Uoft tTll, heart light » p'»l!'!...-.J!r!*".'

Baron, breakfast > St.. .. ll^iaBacou, dear Bldaa. per „.... IImUJ

I Bacon, flams,fl tb^ I4m•">"*«« »''e| Bacon,Hhouldeni,i>«r»,

Bentu) 1$ aalButlar.fllb(ybii\k>)ua, eaoaIC^[gB, V doa.riour, liimuirone, per taiTSt......

floor. Old Ut.ild, por tiamiFloor, Mayavllle Fancy, per 'tttrrsi...

Floor, M;uion Oonnty p«r i>arn»l.«.....

Flmr, It<)yHl PBtenI, yor taa<Tel....~...Flour, DiayHviile Farully, pOrlMUritlFlour, (Graham, per mck,....Honey, per lb.........

Hominy, fl aailon.MoftJ j)i peoa •l..a.-»l, ' fc

OuioiiH, x»^t pecki*nmtn«# «• psr psekApples, per peck >.

The House That LeadsALL OOMMTITORS OFFERS SPECIAL ftAIIOAINt

IN ALL LINES OF

WINTER DRY GOODS.My stock of CLOAKS, WRAPS and JACKETS is tb«

largest -in the city, and will be suKi low tMton.li to close tlM eft-

tiro lot before Chriatmaa. If vou want one (ome siK)n,

Extra heavy 10-4 and 114 lied All W.h.I Blankets at f4and Iff; 114 Pink and Grey only |2.60, and V^'hite and Qrejat $1.25 per pair; ^od Comforts at 70?., 75<\ and 91. All ofthe above are especial bargains and will qo faaf.

I have just received a new liae of Mutta and Fur Trim-mings, which if offered at leei> money than other houses will

sell them, and in good, warm UNDERWE.VR I can give youthe best goods ever ofForod at the followinj very low prices:

AU Wool Medicated Scarlet at UUc, $1.00 m.I *1 26, sold byother houses at $1.00, $1.25 and $1 50 ; • \ ra good Camel^sHair at 76c. and $1.25, sold elsewhere at $1 '

» }.nd $1.50. OurMerino Shirts and Drawers in White and ^ u-h Mixed at 26,35 and 50c. would be cheap at twice these pr t i'.><.

M A v(,K -w« are author ae.1 to au. ouuce J ^e^v bcst quality Heurietia ( loth aud Broftdl>l K K PKARi'K. JR., «s a cauduiate for Cloth iQ AU thc uow colors at pnccs much Iwwer then is asked

» »»e»— »eaee* i a— «

.«a>aieamn< t*^

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

li'-t'lecllon to thn office ol Mayor, at Itie Janoary election, IHM.

C^OI.liKITOIt AND TRKAHtJKKK-WfJ aatli()ri/.<i I Ui itnnouniM (;. M. I,K.\('H iin

a caii'llilaK' lor i<"-«ltH'l Ion to I he olHci' of ( 'llyCollei'inr uu>l Tit iu< jr-.T al the Jauuary elec-tion, lasu.

Cousel I.— Wo nre auttiorlied to announceUUUU K.8HANNO^ aa a caaUldate for

re-eltotloa to ibe City OonaaU. from theFonrtb ward, at tbe Juaanr eloetlon,

"

IM.

of Ibe anpp«r, we, tbe members of tbe ladaa,unMinsooaly exieud oar moat gntefOltitaakSb

UKLRNA I.OUUR.

James Cord aod daoabler. Mattia, of Poplari

9'didi

C"|ITY M \KHHAL-WeareaDthorls«d toan-y noaiice W. K. DA WSO.V as a C!in<ll(l«te for

Clly MarNiial at tin- i'n.->(il Jauuarv eleolloii.

rllTT MARHHAL— We are aatborlaed> toanaoonoe JAMB8 HBFLIM aa a cau-date fbr tbe offlne of Citj Marabal at the

January election 1880.

rMTY AHSfi880R-We are aatborlsed to. , / annooDoe CHARLRB D.8HII!PARO aa a

Flat, Ijewia Ouootv, visited relatives at tbia ctndidate for the offlne ol City Aaseaaor atplaoo aataiday last.

jthe JanuHry plecMon, 18X9.

Mrs. Tkomas ilert la visitlnB at MlllersbarB. '---—-=—^-

.

Htaogbterlngho^KN the order of th'> day I UT" "ARKM AHTKR-\ye are aulhorlaed

Mr. Cbarlea

WHAKKMAHTKR-Weareaulhorlaed toaiinoiin««C. M. PHIMTKB aa a caadi-

Miuer, oi "layaviiie, aoia nia d»it<> for Whar/maater at Jannary election,propertx near here to John McOraw la t |M^9.weak, rrloti uukuowu.

for inferior qualities. Don't fail to see them !»• t^rn you buy.

3^- B- HivdlcICieiEILiI.y No. 20 Sutton street, one door beJuw Tostoflice, MaysviUe, Ky.

M'CLANAHAN & SHEA|CHEAPEST AND B£ST

Stove StoreIn tkeelty. It will par yon to leant oar nrleai

borne parokesInR elsswLeie.

McCLANAHAN & SHEA.

Bkibbhy and corruption at the polls

has become so flagrant and on trri^^fuu.s as

to almost destroy all hope of fairiu-ss in

Intore elfctinna. King "Boodle" rules,

aadtlic "floater" defeats the will of the

honest people of the country. Tbe evil

grows year after year, bat still convictioa

of one of thiH class of vriminaltf is rarely

ever beard of in any court in all the land.

Where is it to end ?

Eeligioas Miscellany.

Biilivia, with 2,000,000 popolation, has

BO preufheiH

Katu Joiieh' Du liain revival resulted

ia three hundredaonnveraions.

T.'ic H!((tiBl Cii' r' HH will nie<'t at

Riuhiiioiid, Va., Ilei ' uili r 4, ."j ami «.

The IiiterniitidnMl Sunday Hcliool Unionreports I,.'j04,>ji:s Sunday acbool taaehenand 12,(i«0.2(i7 schoUra.

8t Patriok'a Cathedral, New York, liaa

twiii aoirea 880 feet high aod eoating

$808,000.

Priaaident-elect HarriaoB will not read

r.or wrile a lt't!er oti Sumlny, nor will he

allow tuail delivered at his houae ttiat

4ny.

A Ixindon preacher si va, "When I look

at the cooKreKation 1 ask, 'Where are thepoor?' Witen I oonat tha offertory I

imjuire, "Where are the riofa T "

Since luiseiooaries began labor in SouthJkfrloa It baa beeoma a riral for OhinitaiKl India in the tea trade. L:ist yearJ^jtal put oil the market 100,000 pounds.Jtiaaions pay eommerdaUy.

urmnDATioN of votebs.

ABEBDEBV.

A Trntbftil Picture Painted by thaBaT. T. DeWitb Talmaga.

"Another powerfal foe of thta aacredr.hest is inUmidation. C irpfjrationa some-timet demand that their etnployea votein this and that wav. It ia skilUiilly

done. It is not tiomtively in so manywords demuniled, hut the eatplove iimler-Klaiidn he will he fn z n oiil of the eatab-liH'uiien' uiiliHH he v ues hh the firm ih>.

So y..ii run K ' 'i''o villaiiee when' il in^nre ebtal'li».hiiieiii(J wltli liiitulridM

Hnit tli'iDRniiii- of eiii|iloy' ainl havm)f lonn t on! tlie jhiiiiicn of tiu^

i.c iil iiicii in the f.iclorv, \ on ctii t 11

M'h t'li w iy the ehciioii i.>i v'ln.j/. Now,Ilia' iliimnahie. If in anv precinct inthe I'lrted Stalin ii inau can not vote ashe (ili- ixei-., there if- h <iiiethinK wroni;.

" llow <lo ynii treat that employe whovote.i ilitlcrefitly from what you do? Oli,

yon say that yuu do not interfere with hisriKht of suffrage. But yon call him intoyour private bfflce, and yoii find fault

with l.ia work, and after a while you tell

him that there is an uncle or an aunt, or

a niece or a nephew that must have thatposition. You do not aay that it is be-<-4iuae be voted this way or that way, butha knowa andOod knows it If that manhaagivan yon in hard work an eqnlvalantfor iba wagaa yea pay him yon ha?a noright to aak aajthlng alee of him. Heaold yon hIa work ; ha did not sell yonhia political or rali^ona principles. Butyon know as well as I do there ia soma*timaa on that naored cheat, the ark of theAmerican covenant, a shadow corporate«r monopoliatic."

i nil IH l SimmoilB W:is liiMlli" Su iicl:iy.

'1 he li(>|> at I. U. O. K. hall Kii.liiy p.iK.scd oirpIcHHaiitly.

/.eke Martin, tbeporeiiieKlog, lalnUlncln-natl thl« week,vevenil lobaooo Srma will operate bere the

eoraliig Kea«>a.

.MiHH BfUe McQuiikiii, who la teaehlng atUiiVKr, v|vl|p(l home Hat urd.iy.

'the oiiii) Vaiii-y .Mil! w:ih Mhnt down forii-|.iiii.s .Moiicliiy and Tiicsd ly.

MiM ('. I!. Sutton vlHited her ulster. Mm. C.A. UaibMiltx, ai. .Muuchekter ihlH week.Oarpopntar arocer aadTowDsblpTroaaarer

Jobii 0*Hai'raa, leit f ir (JincluDail Mouday.MiRH Lottie Wllaoa, who la teachinesrhool

III Keiitueky, viaited bomeBatordayandHuk-drf}

.

riiiinkNt'lvlDR hop at dl.ifi llow.s' Hall, If It

dou't make a akip, aud Mkip ta Nome otherdate.

fur ^tree^« are nndm-KolnR needed repnlniu.icliT till- sui>ei vl8lou ol sirf'et (.'oiuiuI ihIoii.i-i K 111 .

A II kiuda ol bl okaDillta work at tUeabop ol(', B. Huitun. SboeioR a apeeiaity. BogKiesrepaired in llnit-olasit atyle.

Mr. and Mrfi. JnineK Pryor beve departedfbr their Viisioin home, af;er Ml enjoyableyKIi hhiouk ii'lallvflH lieie.

MiH. M.uy I'oiiile lui» inovfit from thisplace 'u MayHVtlle, much tu the regrei of Iihi-

maay Irtenda, wko wlaa her ailaaoesas in iiernew name.The nnelanpholy ilaya have come.T'le HHdUeijL of tlie ycai

,

When U'h a little too hot lor whlnky NtrAlKht,Aud Just too coi^l to. I)i-«r.

B. K. WI'Hou t-, a CMiiiliilate for poHtmaiiterlit thin piao^. Mr. WIIhoii in one of ihe momfaithful adherents tbe (i. (». P. haii here, aodMhouUI l>« riH^ugulced ia a nulwlanllal mauDer."Wultu wee and dinua weary." Tbeappll-

cantH lor poai mauler are aa numerous as fllearound a sugar baimhead, and ttaat sosse willset dlaappolnted la an abeolntelbat. Bat let<ii go, Itenay, aud give It to tbe oast man."Which la better," my friends, said tba

temperance sdvonaie, *Drob>bltion or wbla-kyt^"! don't kuow. said one of tbe Itsiea-era. "I've never tried problbltlon. It's getto be mighty flue to beat our frleod, the en-emy, tbough."There seeinn (o be a doubt Id the mlnda of

MOBae people about lUe bo.v standing on theburning deck, but It la a poitltive fact tbat ibeiirut! Niore will have an iiu meniie atook of flaeand huuilHoine ho'lilay kboaa, at grtSM thatpermit ot uu gruiubllug.

Hoapaanft.

Advertised Letter List.

1 he followini; is a list of letters remain-inK in the postofBi^e at Mayaville, MasonCounty, Kv., for the week ending Tues-day, Noveiiiber 27, If)H8:

Anderaon, W. P. jJ-nklDH, Vlrglul t

Alexuuiler, MiMilClleii Ivitrheo, W i>.

Anthony, A. H. KliulMJrly, JiillH

CHXYCLKKIC—We are nulhorlaed lo au-J n<<uno« Harry TAYLOK uh a caiidldHle

'

for r«-elecllou to tbe office of city Clerk atthe January election, I8H9.

j

C^ITY CL,ERK-We are uulhorup-l to anJ nouDCe JOHN .\. .SllKA hs a can(llil)it(

for City Ulerk al ttie Ju:iuary elect Ion, l»s9.

WANTED.^|y^AJ4Tt.I>— 10.< bU bnaUala good, auuod corn,

. . wblte or yaUow.na<<d3wAliw BOBiNaoN a CO.

K.KIPK IM* luoob rooma at No. 82 Ft. nt

xiieet. Table apread Iroin 7 a. b>. to 13 p. m.> our patronage is respectlally a.»licil<d. w2t

will pay

K. H TKVXULAOO.

^yANTRD-It known that MRH T.

YV^ANTED-W,(H)() live turkeys.TT the higbeat luai ket price.

PAINTS,

and OIL.

FOR SALE.

F<)R HAliB— Houae ou Bildge atreeU ApplytoU.ll.JVDD. lOdSi

l<ike.H Best

•ANCHOR"

B«<uetaBa. Tbtee Oileta.

A CLKvaamKMOtairaMIdn u of all »tf"n. Por Sl.n, or

1>( •MTiptivo ('HluloirtiA Mat^iMt Ctva uu •ppllcatlon to

F. Ad. Biohter & Co..niOBBOAPWAV, IMtWV^M^,

CHENbWETH'S

DRUG STORE!

WHITE, JUDD & COM

MattresM aod BeSdlaa e< ail Mods in etoek

Tbb torkey now bsgins ta eltali;

Tbe very blgfesM trsMMl ^

.

He wants la kaap Us whMMi Sals

I esM Tbaakaflvlng breesaa.

—BoarbOB Mews,

Keoket, Ambruau (col)lUi ' keax, T. P.Kiuelurd, L,Buckner, Henry A.Bl lullM'rry, 1..

Bl dford, J. I.

H.-'.tl n, Alex.Krailfonl, Al>b.iBiake'iiore,Camp, 8. C, (^)Ch.rk, .MiB.Cxi V It. v. / TI (fill: s, .Ml ^ >l.

Chalkey, 11. W.(Hark. MrH. hlleuCJIark, PhillipClark, FrankCoi i.fll, .M^s. MaryDuke .Vi>.. Mar erel{2)D.iriiell, Mi'M. Uraui!U ivU, ^.DmvIji, J. M.DIsoii, HenryDunking, Jumea(libbH, A.dallies, l.,«wiM (col)

(llttoid, HiltonUarraril, K. H,Holtou, AnnlllHtt, MrH. J.

II lei ley, Mra. T.Hume, M.

jaaaseBi mercalling

Lee 'h, A. L. (1)

Lewla, Alfred'.ewla, MlnaMagKle.MInei , AmyMci lain, LiioyMcC riey, J.ihn.M i.icleii, Kiauk C,.Melody, K..McNuil, MainNorrU, Dr. J. U. (2)iiveilo i,Tlioniaa (2)Ktiu'ifii s, Mra. KIleaKiiiliui.i, Kram.)tttaiiisey, JoMeph H.HoblnHuu. Hyatt (ool)Ituininer, UunHmith, MaryKJaaHmlth, UiUeHnilih,st«piien»on, JoboTliliuao, NapoleonTiiO iipnooiUro. W.1'uggle, W. H. R.loeble, Alfred H.Thomax. U. H.WllliainM.Aniile J (eol)WllllaiuN. Mr». K.Wlhett. J.mnvWeat, Mlfca MiriamWllaon, Mary U.Warren, Thomas J. (8)Walker, A.Wllllanja, Geo.TnuDg, harah

for any ol the above

EUROPEAN HOTEL,

HEADQUARTERSFOR C00UN8 AND NEATNM

stoves]-» AV-

[ayarllle, Ky. Thev hare the largeat and rao^ .itr-tdd. L<0'>K ibmv^b their atook t>efore boyliig. Maai' "

, asd »ii kiada of Tloa are. Importefs of.

ALLBH, THOMAS GQ.'8,

Wboleaale and Mall aealwa, Maaortmen i ever oMBS Ip M||« tr *A<

ruebaeks. Coal VmIm aatfHod*, i

Fine China, Glass and Queensware;Wooden and Wllloware. Their ni<Msk la too'varM to eMiaerate. Oali and look throughNo troubl > to show aoods. Remember tlie plaoei AI«Ull« 4k OO^ eorner ofBeeoaU endOoortstiMPit Maysvllie. Ky.

Tbe plaoe to atop at when IntMay-vlllM. Un-der new roanagemeat. Tables larol-hed wli htbe beat tbe market aCirda. Uh irge* rea^u-able. Hpeolal raiaa 111 reaulnr hfiardera.o8-ain C. I». HHKHAHl). Prop.

lettan will plaaae say advertiHe<l.

A. a Smvam, F. M.

Tbb Enquirer says among tbe nomer-ons paasangera down on tbe steamerBcotia from Pittsbarg Sunday wara fonrItalian Ooants. with a larga nambar ofservants and a larga amonat of baggage.They arrived in thia country raoaotlyfrom sanny Italy, and are well pleaaad as

far as tbay have naan. They are an roateto Tannasssak-whantlMf Mra laiga rail-

road iatorsMi.

J«>»« OKABK,

Hease,Man and~

Ornamental PainterstiralMinp;, litaslnK aud Paper-hanglug. Al<

.<urk neatly aud pronipily asecotMi. Oflliviud abop, aortb aide ol roartb between Mar-ket and LimMtone. streeUk alSdly

~QBOIIQI W* OOOK,BoasskBlaB and Oraaaieatal

Paintir and Pam-Einger.tihop north Kide of Fourth Rtreot. iMtwcen <

LilineHione aiiil viarket, Maynvllle. Ky. JlUdly

To ADVERTISERS^A lint Of l,>iiiunewapaper« Divided Into Htataa

and Hectio iH will be'

FKKK

James Ce OwenSyWHOLESALE COAL DEALER. •

Hell only In car-load lots or more. I iionlrol the entirp nntpatoltlie KitMieril KenluoK.V Kullioail t 'oiu|<an v 'a imIkm, and ampre I'll rti I to aiveyou a aood artli-le ot i 'oal lor lesx oioiiey t lianany ilealer In IIiIh niaikel. I uIko hell KAN.VWHA, tHem-I aiinel). NKW lil VKIt. (' he lie>.l lil i^kKiiiti li C. ul lakun Inimthe larili), MTKA.M COAL, either Nul or Hla. k, anil .NUT aN,.eciiil y. oiltiUtm

Hwtlonnl Uwuli RiilidltiNr, WfHt Wide Int Conrt MCreet,Tliree Ikoora Altove Neeoad Ntr«»<, Wnyavlllti Ky.

aeut ou applloatlou—

tops:To thoH«> who want tbelr advert ialni

we can ofler uo twttevand effuoilve work tbanOt oar Hetect Loeal Uat

lelr advert ialng to pay,

UBO. p. BOWBU* A 00.,Newspaper Advamattt Bnreei

Iff Hpmoe Street, New Y«reeo,York.

0£HandWhMk«y ttafv-Itacmedatborne wttb

pabb BookoflianaUonlan aeiit FHFB.M.wcaru.v v. m u

T. J. CURLBY,Sanitary Plumber

lAi Am iTiAx mm,ArtlatieObaadeller^Otl Li|aBS.Ae. ueeaaditreet. above Marked, MayavUla, 1^,

1l^ottunr •!•«••

——FBAOnOAL

<^ tMasa promptly aMMAsi to. no. mlesenS aiMst. aaarM

0. W. WAMMia,

DENTIST,ZWEI8AIIT>I BtOet

^ J. •AWaJMWa—Daalguer and dealer in—

-

MONUMENTS. TABLETS,Hsedsteaas, Ae. Tlie lanzeat atook of tbt

latest dsainub Tbe best matertet and workever oflSradln tbbi seetton ot tbe atata, »t re-

dnoed nrifMw. Ttioaa waatlog work m OraB>tic or *' ..i>le at* IsTlted tO 0*11mAm

M

UM>»<eiv«ib deooad Street. HayavUlab

AaNeSAPP,Biggage and Frslglit,Traiitllir.

win oall at your house at all honra for l>ac>gagea or frelgbt for steamboeta and trklna.LiS^ontom at JaaMsAWalS' Uvery stable,Sarketatseet. sSdiyTi

DAET EVENING BUILEU V.

DMiLrTexcePT samif.

IIOMKR & MoCARTHY.Proprietor*.

WEDM£SDAY £V&, NOV. 28, 1881

TIME TABLE.THE WNTRAL RAILROAD:

A rrlvf- in- VI n. ni. 7:10 p. m.ivpail i>:i<|m. III. l:Ui p. lu,

THE MAYtVILLE AND BIfi SANDY RAILRO'AD

:

KMiboand.......M.M.^ 7:.Vi a ni. •nin p. m.WMlbOQiKl.- li •:,if) n. in. 4:46 p. m.

B«l Vot 80 With Bll-Anotker Bo- Tli« Amoant Paid the aoTernmentMUtie Elopement, Thli

from FltmUiff

Imdicatiums—"/Vm>, itatidnarjf tempera-

TVMM W|0, GftlfaOOO'l.

lliNOi moot, Jata ootfoe, mapio sjrrap,

bock vhoet, OalhoanV 'dtf

<'ai taiv JdiiN FloixowAY, of the Boe*

lean, w on Ihc sick list.

Ohoine red and yellow Jersey sweet

poMlooiOtO. W. GoiMi**.

Tbb •tMBierTdlegr.iph will raoamo her

plMO la kho Pomeroy trado t6>night

The Louis A. H(ieil"y rc-entrred the

CiQCinnati timl E'illHlxirx traikt ia.Ht ii^ht.

Umb Mass wilt be celebrated at St.

RMriek'o Ohuroh to-morrow moraiat at

8:30 o'dock.

Mb. E. R. TtLAtNH was initiated into the

myiteriea of Udtifc^ilowsiiip at Leaington

Moaday alfbt

Ma. John A. Ghbkn, formerly of May^ille, is editor and piibliahir of tho TracyCity, Tenn., New«.

K!i MrKi*e Hn<l tiriilc, oi Fleminit

County, wt-re gueats a( itiu K(ir>>p«au

Hotel yeati^rdajr mornioff.

The couple wer« m.uned at Aberdeenlute Montiay ni^ht, und arrived at the

hotel at 3 o'clocic yesterday rooming.

Mr. McKee settled his bill about Oo'olock

and when Mr. Shepard, tha clever hoat,

learned whtra tho party was from, ho re-

marked :

"I'kB expecting another ooople from

Fioming to-.l^y. Tb« fellow wrote for a

room last uight."

"Oh, indeed," inqolred Mr. MoKee."Who are they?"

" Well, I don't know who the younglady ii." replied Mr. Hhepaid. "bat the

By tho Kentaeky Distrlolo

tho Paat Toar.

The i4nn<ial report of the Co inun saioner

ol Internal Revenue ahowa that the co!-

leetions for last year were aa folio <vb bydiftricta: Seroml, ('ollector Hunter Wocl,

11,122.019.09; Fifth, Collector Attilla Cox,

16,883,997.32 ; Sixth. Collector George H.Davidaoo, $;!.7I4.734 O.'); Seventh, (^)>- K Browning, deceased, Wai Alod aad or<

Mre. IIiii(h Uierbower ie visiting hfrfather, Mr. Samaal Martia, at Millera-

bnif.

.

Hon. A. V. Knas^ll. of Ohio, is visiting

his brother, Dr. J. L. UaswU tad iamily,

of Potton street.

Mr. Frank R. Phistt r, of Docatur, Ala.,

is in town on a viait to rttUlivea, and will

remain about tea days.

Ooaaty Ooart.K. (i. I.yrm <in;ili(ied an eSOCatOr of

]'.'., r.t A. Moruiin, deceusnd.

A H lie bill of the perooaal oMato of W.

lector James F. Robiuaou, $10,(i75,739 41;

Eighth, CollectorThomas Branetoo,fM6,-

296.48. Total, $23,182,687.15.

DnrinK the year seven illicit stills were

destroyed, twi> rr^moved and eight persons

arrested by Collector Wood ; seven stills

destroyed and six persons arrested byCollector Cox; one still deHiroyed and

two persons arrested by Collector Rob-

inson, and twelve stills destroyed and twofellow is Mr. ' r.iHii ' .'-SunnderK, wjio owns i persons arrested i)y ColUfor Rr nston.

W. E. Taiih haa sold and conveyed two?ol« in Tubh's aub-di vision of Dover to

William and Clarence Havens for $160.

Ma. P. B. Odbrin and Miss Ellen

Malone, both of this coanty,were married

yeeteri^ay la tho CatbcUo Ohoivb at

Mayalick._ _

Thi steamer Silver Wave has extended

her trips a little farther down the river

and now goes through to Dover daily, ex-

cept Snnday.

Kav. Gao. O. Baknbs, the evangelist,

was paid $160 for the two weeks' meet-

ing at Paris. Six yean ago he wae paid

$M)0 at same place.

All memb rs of Rinj;({old T.ndne No,

27, I. O. O. F., are requeated to be pres-

ent at the regnlar meeting to-night.

Boainesa of importance.

Tmerk will he no pna -hini; at Mitch-

ell's Chapel to-ni^ht. Ttie conttregation

are invited to Httend the revival lervieM at

the M. E. Charch, Sonth.

Thb Kentucky Central pasaenger train

last evf^niiiK jumped the track near Paris

and did not reach this city until eleven

o'clock last I ight. Nobody was hurt.^

laa^kc FaaoDSOM aad wife, of Marshall,

Iowa, have sold to William J. Wilson, of

this county, their undivided interest in

the Thonas Dillon farm of 104 acres oaTwotiOt O>eok iortlOO.

Tn Maysville Bleetrie Light aadPower Company is Btill in the rint;. Theeat made in the rates baa bad the edect

«l adding over oao haadrsd mora lifhts

mp to daM to ihojmmbor oabceribod tor.

The Cotitrollt'r of the Currency has

anthorised the i'uiuaix National Bank of

Loslailoa, Ky., to oommeaee bnsineH,

with a capital stuck of $150,000, with W.B. Oassell, President, and J. W. Rodes,

CMiior.

GAMAia M. 0. HoTOBiNs, as agent for

Messrs. B W. Brown and D, R. Allen,

sold yesterday to Myall & .Shackleford

the property occapied by the Burrows AAtherten earriaite works on Wsettleoood

etreet for $10,400.

TuANKSoiviNO— At the Church of the

Kativity to-morrow. There will bo the

nanal services, consisting of morning

prayer, Sfrmon and holy communion,at 1 1 o'clock. The oborch wi)l bO appro-priately decorated.

TiiK h.indsiimeHt line of iliiiiiiond.s ttw r

Bliowu here are thoue that liopfter &Xarphy, tbe Jewelers, are now displaying.

Also a fine line of ladiea' and jsent's

gold watches, at priues lower tliau ihey

have ever beon sold in Maysville. Prices

«oamntsod the lowest. dtf

C<^>iiPAiiidON of E(jaita))le Life with tWOol the other largest American companies:

Mew bosinew of Vqoitableia 1887. $138,-

023,106; new husiness of New York Life

in 1887, $106,749,295; new business of

Motoal Life, N. Y.. in 1887, $09,443,110.

Jos. F. Bndrlek, a«t, MayavUlo, Ky.

The Rerord. of New Vienna. O,says

:

"Mr. £. F. Powell, formerly with A. W.Moehlenpege, will remove to his old

home, Maysville, Kv., D.-cemher 1. Mr.

Powell haa been active in his work for

the organisation of the Knights of Pyth-

ias, and was Treasurer of the society. Aresolution thanking bim for hia aervicea

and also tor tbe capability and integrity

ho had displgyod, was nnanimoaglyadopted at tho last moetiag."

a siore Home«\here between Tilton andSberhnrne."

Mr. McKee smiled a hiir .smile as he

laughingly remarked :

*'1 KUess you

needn't save that room for Mr. Saunders.

I don't think he'll be here. I'ge got his

girl."

It was then learned that the two— Mr.

C. M. C. B<innders and Mr. McKee—hadbeon conrtlog the same girl. Miss Jennie

Emmonp. The merchant hsd made all

arrangements for the elopement, but at

tho efereath hoar, Bit thppti ia andby his persuasive wooings lodoosd the

young lady to fly with bim.

Colonel 0. 8. Wood's Lnok.Colonel Obsries 8. Wood, the tall end

handsome manager of tbe Eutaw House,

is in great luck. He is wealthier to dayby the sum of $S.O0O thaa ho was a weekago. He bought one-twentieth of a ticket

in the Louisiana State Lottery. He put

it in his pocket and was notified that the

ticket of which be held a fraction—it

was No. 73,946—had drawn on October

0th tbe $100,000. The Colonel was not

slow in communicating with the lot-

tery people, and on Monday he received

a c^'riifie i check for his shiird of the

weabb, namely, $5,000.—Baltimore (Md.)

Herald, October 24tb. On DecemberISili (u'curn the iniiniuotL dr.twiiig in

which the drat capital prize is $600,000.

All informatioB can be had by applying

to M. A. Dsnphin, New Orleans, La.- -

Bond to Discharge Attachments.Ihe caae ut McCoimack agaiuat Hen-

derson, appealed from Fleming County,

hnH heen Mtlirmed by the Superior Court.

The opinion uf the upper court ia aa fol-

iowa :

JTlrHt-A bond wliareby tbaobliKorn under-taks tbat tlie daisnaanl la aa atiaahmeut" will periorm tbeJodgment of tbe eoart " Is

tbe Iwod' pravtdad for by Heeiloa n of thecivUOodeto (Usetoaige an attaeboseat; andtbeeflNA Of soea a bond Is that tbe attoeb-

meat is lharsby dtaebaiasd, and pfoperty onwbleh l»lB levied U leit as If uolevy bad beenmade. It la tbsrsaAar Immatarlal wbatber tbegroands ol tbe attaebmeat were yold or not,

er wbetber tbe properly was or act llaMe tobe taken nndsr It.

Bseond—Ttaeeolleetioii or Nnrii i< IioikI maybeenlbresd by rale. Indeed ii nvt-mi ibai tueDew oode pl.ui«« auob l>oiidi« oo the toot lug of

rKplevlo bouda, and perinlta sxeoulion to LwImuHd wlttioutany prellinliinry proce«dlDK».Third— WliUe tlie productlou mt Iho prop-

erty tn not one of tlie tlilnKH cuiiteniplateU byRtirh u bond, yet If the dereiidttiil. waving hi*

Ot^jertiun to an order rr<iulrlng the property to

be produced, docn produce It and allowa 11 to

be sold a« a mode of pairing tbe Judgment, tbssurety la tb« bond can uot oom plain.

Fonrtli—Tbe auretlmaver tbat 4t thf limeol ibe levy tbs Sberlfl axplalned tbe bond to

blad tbem only to buve tbe pnpetty fOrtta-

eonlng. and tbat ttaty algaol ItUor llwt par*pose. Held—Tb 4t taken more stronglyagainsttbem, as tbe rule teqnlrss, tbls asaaas nomoretban tbai they sappossd tbat to be tbe

lagsl eflael of tbe bond.aad tbat theUberiawas ol tbe saaeeplnioa. aad tber«faro It la

Properly valued at |2UU belonging to dis-

tillers was also seised.

Ciaars ni;unii;iC' uihiI in Ki-iitiii k v dur-

iig the year are returned at 2ti,(tH3,62U,

for which 654,528 pounds of tobaoeo were

used. MaiMifactuiern during the year

prepared in the Slate 20 Oi>9,!>70 pounds

of tohxcco, and disposed of 19,105.110

pounds, thereby pnyinir to the Goveri>-

ment as taxes $152,840,880. Special taxes

were paid by 16,631 persons, two-thirda

of which were for retail dealers in tobacco.

There are 409 registered stills forgrain,

molasses and fruit in Kentuci y. of which

351 are in operation. Of those in opera-

tion 163 are for grain, and have a msxi*

mum capacity of Ml>oiit l.S.') hnslieln per

day. During the last year 2,308,159 buah-

els of grain were purchased and used in

these atillM. In all, Kentucky iniiiinf.tc-

tured W.)X)T:<,'.)\'2 ij:illons of spiiits.

dcred rec(<rde<l.

A pule hill ol tlie peraounl < Ht ite of

of Wm. £ Dickson, deceased, was filsd.

Same order.^ ^' _

Its Delleaey of FUworai'.d the ((Ui:.icy nf its action luive r- n-'

ihred fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, iiu-i

meneelv popular. It cleanses and tones

'

op the clogged and feverish avsteni, and '

dinpela headaches, colds and fevers. For

'

sale in 50 oeiit and $1 bottles.

BUaniBgB LO0AJ«.

-Just Ihe thing—Kackley's direct life-

Kixe p rtraits for piencnta

—An appropriate Christmas for one

and all is Kackley's direct liie-aiae por-

traits.

—Ten dollnrs i.-* tht- cist of K.ickley's

lile-.-i/.e |oi ;risils f jr (.'hrir<tiiia^ and N'^w

Year's t'itls. V.\

Absoluteily ure.I'M* p4iwder D»'V<>r vnrlen. .\ marvel of pa

> 1 1 , Ht reugtb sod w t • leeoio nnint. more moiioniicni tban tbe o'HiiiHry kinds, and cannot

'Old la cor.ip« titl.t i with ine luniiitade orlow twit, Rhort w .t I, Hhiu) or pho,ipbateFowdent. Hold oni> hkhuk. KOYAL HAK-I.Mti K)WDK.K('0.. ii« Wtilitit.. New Yoik.

OAMPAim OOMMimiAnd TRADE BDI'PLIEK

LAHTBBKS and rLA«MI,at

JOHN WHEELER'S

CRESCENT: HEEL: PLATESOn RUBBERSwill double their

wear and pre-

MiasBS. Lank& WoKicK completed Mr.jV6nt Slipping^*

Wm. Fitzgerald's new bUHineae bouse

on East Thinl street y^-a erday. Thebuilding ia a two-^'try and contains twostnrr-rooms. Councilman Shannon will

open out a gr(«« y in part of the build-

ing at once.

Thk union Thankagiving aervicea will

be held to-morrow morning inthePimtPresbyterian Chuich, heitinninir at 10::iO

o'clock. W. 8. Pries! will pre^ieh iIih

sermon, and his snhjeet will be *' OurCountry'.'" Call to tu-r Ciiir.-ii-. Every-

body vuitiiully iuvi'.Bd to utleiid.

Price 10 cents on

Rubbers sold at

MINER'SARCTIC WITR MCKSaeiNr* BBBL PLATB.

SHOE : STORE.

WE OFF£R SOME DECIDED DARGAINS

TO RBDUCE 0\rtt STOCK OF-

itook, Field and Farm.. 8. D. OofT, of Olark, sold one hundredfut cuttle to Lehman A Bro. at (1 centa.

The lot averaged 1,780 pounds, ai^d will

be shlppifl to LondoB for Christmasbeef.

The world's supply of tigs comes from

a contracted territory aroiind ancient

Ephesua and a mount.s to about 25,0()0,-

OUU pounds annually. It is thought that

Mexico will some dav contain Immensefl^ orchards.

Uen. W. 8. Witberi, of Fairlawu Stock

Farm, has sold to O. Lynch, Jr., of Phil-

adelphis, Pa., hay colt Fairlawu, two

ysars, by Nutwood, dam Streamlet, by

Alaioat; secoad dam Sophia, by BdwinForrest, for $3,000.

^. Q. Stoner, of Paris, Ky., has soM to

P. J. WiUiaUM, of Anaoooda, MontanaTerritory, bay yearling filly, by Baron

Wilkes, dam-by Bafieid, for $2,590. Sameparty purefaased'of W. S. Bnckner, of

Paris, Ky., black yearling filly, by Baron

Wilkes, dam by liellwood, lor $3,600; of

W. L. MmmoBS, of Ash Grove Mtad, baytwo-year-old filly, by William L., damby Young Jim, for |3,000; of W. K.

Brasfield, bay yearling colt, by Robert

McGregor, dam by Bysdyk's Uambloto-niao^ fur $2,000.

Bev. C. J. Kolby, of Verona, BooneConaty, Kj., i»t§mHa§»H/9 dsfvborowith friends.

Itoiii.sso.v A Co ,ol tin- Old <. >ld Mills,

near the depot, have ttrr.mKed to hiindle

a lanre quantity of corn and will pmv the

thf hi_dii'Ht market price. Fii'inerH will

tlo well to c;»ll uti I hem hefc.rc i-eliint'

They are inakiin; very choice hominy

which they exchange for com. n2(kldwlt

LniVv*' J ckt-tM. $1 85, $2 25, t2 5t> and

KxtiH l-^iie J.'ckctj* in Brown, Navyand Electric Blue at $5, sold in Septem-

ber at $7.50.

Siripeil Hill{!'lil^ $.'>()(), w(.rli i7..'>0;

tweniy-tive iShort Wiapa at $4.00, $0 00

and $6. 80.

In Plufhea we are showing the best

value for the money in the city.

See our $12.80 Jackets and $20 Haoques.

Four-button Kid Uloves at 50 cents.

All Wool BeguUir Made CashmereHoee at 25 cents.

Ladies' JeiHcy Ui>d»-rwt^ar ut 3-7^ eents.

Five pieces new ahndes Bmad Cloth at

$1.00, reuular price $1 'J5.

Tbirty-siz-iucb AU Wuo! Tricot a at

37) cents.

A new line of Dark Prints aodGiag*brims only 5 cents.

Pifteea Pieoes of Joaos at 26 seat^—

good value st 36 seats.

Canton Flannel, 5, and 10 cents.

All Wool Flannel, 12), 15 and 36 seats,

la Oref, White aad Bed.

BROWNING& CO.8 East Second Street, Maysville.

" Mk.s. M xry Hicks, who reaidesoii the

Kentucky side of the river." says tbe

Portsmonth Blade, "hu a couple of little

animalsthat are veritahle curiosities. It

is bard tb designate tbem, as they share

equally the nature aad appearance of

rabbit and cM. The head and neck re-

semble the cat, while the body, tbe tail,

andthomsBaer of loeomotloa is perfectly

rabbit like. One is black and the other

speckled. Uobiuson, while here, oflered

Mrs. Hicks qaltsa baodsomosnm for the

little animals, bat her chUdrOB rofosod

to part with them."

, Bosy Plaeo.

About tho bosiest seeao at preoeat is

at the 0 tdfellowa' Hall ClothiuK House.

It is a wonderful slaughter of pricea

However tho sdminlstnitor desires to

close the stock out as quickly as possible.

Hence, pricea are made accordingly. Weadvise everybody to take advantage of

this sale, as tbe character ol it is almost

naique. ^ dlt

"The Prodigal Son."" The IVodii^al hon " was the subject

of Rev. H. C. Morrison's sermon at the

M. E. Church, South, last ni^ht. A muchlarger crowd whb present than on the

night before, and all seemed deeply in-

terested in the discourse. There were

three additiona, and tWO Others WOSt fo^

ward for prayers.

Mr. Morrison will preach again this

afternooa and this evening at the ososl

hours.

Another Prominent Farmer Dead.Another one of Mason Conaty's old

and esteemed farmer citlssDS pssssd

away yesterday.^ ^

Mr. John E. French died at 11.30 a. m. ]JQ^\y ^an be wsitBcI OB. "GoocUTwUI bo marked iB plaiB flgoraa,at hia home near Minerva. He badj *^ • i a -• »i t

been troubled with heart disease tbe past

year or so. Last Friday he became

much worse end sank rapidly from that

on, his death resulting at the hotar

nuiiifd.

Mr. French was born near Dover, and

was sfvOBtyoiffbt years of sfo. Hia wife

died a few years ago. He leaves two

children—Mr. D. A. French and Mrs.

Charles Smoot, Jr.

Tbe fnneral will take place to-morrow

at 10 a. m. at the family residence, burial

in tbe Maysville Cemetery. Elder Hall,

of Newport, will ooadaet tho fitasral

ssrricss.

Of the Entire Stock of Goods of F. Hechinqer, de-

ceased, better known as Hechinqer & Co.

Oiilofs'iHalliClotliii:

\V^t cDinmeuce thi.^ s.ilo to-'l.iv, aiul will continue it until

the entire stock is closed out. We need not mention that such

an opportunity to buy Clothinc', Tailoring Goods and G«b('bFurnishings, all of the hi<:;h(>st and best grftdfit, at BB imperiitive .sale rarely piosent.>j itself.

We have everything arrange<l in such a manner that ereyy-

one price only, terms stricUv cash.

As the stock is a very large one and tho Administrator is

anxious to close it out as soon as possible, ALL GOODS WILLBE SOLD AT THE PRICE THST ARE APPRAISED.As most everyone in this part of the State haa knowledge of thB

class of goods Hechinp;er & Co. carry, it is unnecessary to enum-erate any of them. Merchanta can here find an opportunitjr to

make profitable inyestmenti.

A. M. J. COCHRAN, Adm'r.

D. HECHINQER, Manager for F. Hechinger, dec'd«.

Ftr War in Karope Nf^^adlty Go-

ing (hi On All Siden.

AMD ITALY KACH WANTAODIIIUNAI. WAB ORKUira

Prat'iiDi RttamaiilM Knrti

H«r Vrnntiar—Twi» Hxmbioii •>(

rarlittmc il Arrmtmt In tlin Huii'>« of

9MiMfni»«-rha Mamban Vary Inilie-

MMti-^h»r Wurmtgm Mawa.

Vne:<NA, ?lor.-'^ — At a nipeMnij of thi-

b«d4{et cmiiinitttw, iVmiit WVUhfrhelinl

tetad -that it wiim ri»>c<<Nsary Ui pz|M'<lit.«>

aaaattraa fur enabling the Kuveriirueitt t<i

—MHm the landwabr. Forniarly a vignmuK

mMI prompt (M of tho Undwabr wim not o<>n

tanpUtad, buttha pmiant military and |>>^

UMeal •itiiatidii demAndwi aithar a mMorial

iaaream! of th» nrtny, or Kuoh alfactlra arrani^n ents tii it lli<< Un<lwafar would l>» n)>le

to aaswer the calU upon troopo in tha Hold.

Tha ezpanditur« aflzad to Uie Bii-kxt for

Ihte parpom would amoiink to ],i)4i,4~>i)

>ailB«, and indndsd tko mm to bo uMd tnr

tkm purofaato of riflas, wbioh wora mAkm.at the rate of !tO.O(X) par month.

The Bfl;iia:ii (^'ivenmiDiit. will a-k thi>

cbambor of (|.?|)iitiHS for a crt-dif. »f five mil

lioaa U) (Minjii' U" tim artimiin'iit^, nmi tVn-

ItAjmil rnn^ljl h Irt UllIlctioiiiMl tr..^ (ip iiln)" il of

Htfcnor Mii,'li inj, liunist-'r nf tii iii' " for n

ti imaw .11 oDei .itioii tii jitovhIm ^-5, (I ».),(JiK) andfnA taxi'K t'l fuvfT thi> Hxri H n.'iral andMilitary ez|)Bii.'<o», which aru'ium i^i $:j°J,(X)0,-

000.

The prfpariitinn-i for war ni> a ifriii I soale

{^•ta.vlily on, iio'l Mi»ra uro fflw bure wboaatarteiii the tl iU«]riii<; ho|it> Mi.it this

aking reaiy loi- wur m-iv nmkn peacn.

nodanger point jiHt now is Roiniinnia,

vWeh is divitlod m public wiii'irndiit and also

tattiOoanoU. Uu the one Kule ataiid the

I Amtri^i'-i friend, Nf. Can i. aa

I minister. K<it Uia kiUK ha« yielded to

tha Ruasophil^ iMtitiinant ao far to it

tba portfolioa of both war and coniineroa.

Ttoa ia with a view to a neutral policy. ButwWto IL Carpi's foreign policy deniaiidH de-

foalTO fronU«*r worlu agaitmt Runxia, the> nlniater, <it>n. Mano, oppotwM it, and the

govei iinir<tit has proteeted ajaixst

tlw trMtioo by Roumania of forta at For<

ad Galas.

A lliioiiieritiiK to lliilfiinr.

liONOo.v, Nov .\s —Tin- N'i-IouiviI niTHHt. by

aemct* of sii.ii n of Mr. D.n'i^l Suppiiy,

within the prwcMii i.s of tHk hc>u-v« of commora Mofi^lay iiii;ht, acic I a.* * sort of

hoompr.iiiiC i-i Mr Biilfo,ir, vvli i, ultiiou^lit,

h»> inaili- lia-li- ! > ij-i l.»ifn rc-poikioiIii y for,

ftnd to ili>pr>'i' ii" i.iiK art. h iikvh.- i im ! ss

n«raily re^ooif^iliit* lor the viol.iiioii ot the

aanotity of IIm i»*r>oii <>f a iiie.nii-r 'vii.iiiii

tike jurixictioii .if parii imeiil.

Althou;;)) It !i porturi 1 V im I' l -t ).h1 liy

e»ei-yb(Klv a- ivnl liv Mr. Sn.' 'iiy lnriis,4f

that the K. rv.i-.> 'if iu>' -luminiMi- '.'a-- lu- vitn-

ble. Hi« iimimi-r .I'l'i pi !(•< of il^ -"i . ' ha^

Hrnuswl ff«liii'.is oi iii'li'/iiatioii iii lur iir'-a>u

ot in<Jt<t of iho I'orv iii>'inl»T,~. a.- «>'il ua

awoiis tlii'ir poll Ileal aiivciKirii's. Kvnrymember, of wn.ntpver Jparly or f.<iaioii,

eatertaiiis a iiio>t ^ai'.rnd rf-^ard for thelaw and truJilioin of the h^u.^n wlnrii pra-

Teat the extM'(:i«', tviihiii parliuiiirui ary pre-

cinota of unv otixfr au'lMrivy ilim tliai of

tJto bixly itntlf, and it in iiion- man likely

tbat the conjitible who sci vt- i tii» tvrii h iU

ba aaTerely cenNured, if he dom lo^o hi.'t

place.

Of oour>«* the s^rtrioa within tlin lolit)ie>i

cannot 1m» if;;ardiHl aa in any de^iec valid,

and pending the <iiveati<ation of tliu comuittne into the nlTair, Mr. Kheeliv will prob-

ably enjoy iniinuiiity from other writs,

though he will ultiiiiat<4ly hav-) 19 (hot the

mwic and rwrve a term in jail.

Am Mr. John Fniucane, ineiiilMr for east

Limariolc. waa.eutaring the hoii»a uf oom-mona Monday *T«ning six aummonaiHi were

arvad upon him to amwor ohargM of Tin

latiag tba oriDte* ar^ mmI dataotiTen were

waiMng at tba antranow to aartra niniiiar

writ! upon ottaar Pamolllto members. <

llie Uexd l>iirliP4'*.

Nkw YniiK. Nov •Jb.—The iliii.i .il Sn'h

eriand, who arrived on the *"itv .if lln li-

inond Monday, on learning of Ins wife'.i

death inline listelv arranged to ri>tiirii byKt4««ner. 1'ne duchess has Imhii a i{r<!at

Kvlfei er not more from diK la^te than the

iufidalities of her hiisl>and, who, tinaa 1874,

haabaan umlHr the innueuca of Mra Jamaa,whose husband xiiicided on account, of il^

Tba duke has spent m'ich of his time yatcft-

ing in foreic:i waiters or travelinz with this

woman, who is now with bini here. Thedaatb of the duoliMa givaa Mrs. Jam* a

to insial Vim* duka aball aarrjr

The Kninan Quest iitu.

ROMK. Xov. ' I'he Moiie'eiir reumi ks

the popVs drparlurn is liie prnbabls

nlution of the Hoiuaii qiiehtion It is cer-

tain that neverai nations woulil i-onlend for

the honor of receiving hini.

llie (V-;orvatore ilomaii denies that the

pope is relyiiit; on tho «UbrMk 0( war to

gain tauipural power.

Tka MrtiM at Braaaalo.

BRUNHErA Not. ;ib.—TIm Mrika of tba ooal

minan U xpraading and ia rapeotad to !»•

oome gaiierHl. Truubia ia oxpaotad and goO'

darmas are pairoling diatriota wbara riota are

feared. Anarchists ara taking adtfantage o(

the situation to foment diiturbanoas.

llcMCli l>e(ent« H anian.

Hyu.nky. N S W.. Not. aM.—A race took

plaoa on tlie I'araiMatla river between Will-

iaa Baaeta and fidward Haulan. Tiia ra<«

VM «M by Baaotu

''orai^n Nfites.

M. Herh-iisti lu, vi(» pre«ii.lHiit. of Svfii/.t«r-

laiic^ IS lit ii I

i;Hr'lmaM »ibt>oin has askivl the popi not

t»> comliMiin Henry <ieorj;e'ii writ iim-;.

The W'lviii.iii ox(iedition for the relief ot

Binin Bey i»expe>-i«cl Ut ntnrt from Berlin

for Zanzibar within three weeks.

DupU>!<y, ai^'oiiiplica in the u>ue of coun-

tarfait Kreuch bank notaa, hox tM«n aea-

. tonood to Otra yeant' impriaonmeut.

Tba court of quaan'a banob in Lirerpool

hM ordarod tha deatt uotion In that oity of aluinbar of Bngliab tranalatiana of Zola's

BOvaLTba L^Etoila aayt that tb» Balgion fovern

Biaat will asit tba cbambar of deputiaa for a

oradit of 5,ott),OUw franoa lo eoinplato tUu

'rmamantPriiiue Ferdinand hat donatad 1,000,000

frauct fur tba fu(k(iar«ioa of aa qflkial

for Iba aatoMtabflMMt of a MaMoMiBalgartaa mltrantiy al tinfla.

Tb* LitaamI Ualoaiali ar* prapartng for ahimmama damoaatraHun t* Birmiagbam in

April MaMwbil* Ibor *ttl at«mp th<

oonntry, going about ta TOM dra|iad wit i

tba Unitm Jaok.

Thaqnaattnn ragarding Iba fagittva alar e

barborad by tha Miaaloa aution at MombaN.baa baeit aattlad by Moam Maokansia andMattbe*^ to the latiafaaUon of the nativep.

who bare Invited llr. Maolcenaia.to a pohli.'

feast Tha arrangomant aaooraajllM traado i

of 1.500 slares.

When Wiii.itn. ex- Pre«i.("nt (iievy'^Mon in

law, of ilicoraM VH 'narler taiii", ent<>re>l tli'

French chanilhir of d' pnnt s, U: iaml> •

si((nil1canily "adjoume.! for kji i.onr"

Tho porte is diKCiwms; a »cl*«m i<i iwt.al>

lish a HtMte liank nil ler (ternmii ni,Tna','"nient,

tho idea lieiii); l<> dimini-ii the"xi'iaivepririln){eM enj ived by the Otlonmu liaiik.

A new 1 aiiiit will ba neoe»*ary in the

French l)o)Mirtnient of war, tht question

hayinK arisen wttether iL Cluseret, who ia

an American, is elit;ible to a seat in the

oliamlter of depntirm.

The North Uerman Oaaette and almost all

tba other prominant Oarmon papers concurin tha opinion that tba affaira at Franoo aredrifting toward a crisis of whleb the

saqoanoaa ara iooalonlabla.

Mr. W. H. Smith, tho gomrumwit laader,

replying to a quwatioB intimatad that theBi itiab goTammont nndar tba pratoatoirciimatanoM waa anablo to maka any atate-

ment reirarding tba appointment of a mintit-

etr t«t Washinc;toii,

Ouo of tLe Ue4iuirenieut8 ui' Our

New War Temels.

irillBTBBlf AND tWMKTt KsOtS tOHTHB miBL OBOUBBa.

Tha Oontnietar WIB Baealsre SAO.OOO for

Ba<ih Qoartar nf a Knot of Hpe«<l Shown

Ahove the Uuarantee, and Sliould It Fall

Balow a Uka Amonat Shall Ba Uaduoted

9vwm tha Oantvaot Prioa.

Wahhinuton, Nov. <)ni> of the most

prominent features conne<;t«d with the build-

ing of the new ci-uiseri authori/AMl by the

laal ooograw will ba tba mattar of apaod.

Tha two atoal omlaora of about tbraa tbon>

aaad tona ara to axbibil a maximum ipaad of

at laaat 1itfi»t««n knota par tioar, and tha

vnsisel of tiie .'.(Vio Ions displaoaBianfea qMadof twenty knots jwr hour.

Witii the armored (miser, 7.5IK) tons, no

speed is provided for, and it ia axpe<!t«d that

a oartain amount of bcm powar will haTe to

be guantntead. Tbio, bowavar is a matterthat will ha s«ttla<l by >tb« Imanl of naralofflcara ap^xdniad to pmpare plans fur tba

bhip.

Undar tba.law tba aaoratary of tba navyia aatborlMd to ooatraot for tba eoaatruc-

tion of tba armorod ahlpa and tba two ateel

gnnboata, with aoob proriaioaa fbr {noraaae<l

apaad and tba pramtam to ba paid ttaarafot

aaba aiay tblak baat tha aeoratory

baa decided to laava all thaw matters to the

board, mob raoommaodationa aa tbajr maymaka will in all probabUUif ba approvad bybim If hadaoidaa to go abaad wIm tha work.

Tbaraiaan Uaa that ha will allow bia «no-

caaaor to dotormiaa tba plana of tba nawahipa, bat navy poopla daaira that Mr. Whit-ney aol in (ha mattar baforo ba leaTaa tba

navy dapartmanbHa baa already tborou^hly mastered the

aubject, and when bis annual report ia onceout of the way tha many friends of tha newnavy, wbii n be has done sn much to build

up u> Its present hi^h standard, hope that he

may And tiiua to add to bia alraady highreputation.

The total cost of these vessels, excliisiye

of armament and any premium that maybo paid for increa.scd speetl, will be JH.tJOO,-

(KKt. In the co-so of each ship tor every quarter knot ol ^(leed liiiown atwive the ;{Uaran-

lee the I'on 1 1 actor will receive f.Vt,l)'HI, andlor every quarter knot below mat, there

shall Ih> deo\ii'ted from the iviiitract price

the liUiu of f'Al.UOI. if the ix>iitract for tiie

coiiiitruciioii o: these ve.si*els i-aii not be ob-

taiiii"*! at 1 'a-onalile prices from oiitsnte

til Ills, I he sei i'ei.ary of tlie uuvy im authurixed

to build sui-u vevsel or vaaaali at any navyyoi'd ha may designate.

Joeh Vlraat aad Tallow Jaek.

Ja«'khomtillc, Fla., Not. 'J6.—Tba official

bulU>tin fur Monday was: Maw cases. 2;

deaths, noiia Total cowfe to date, 4,677;

total deaths to date, -tSM. A baaTy frost fell

Sunday night. Tba thermometer droppedto freeaiug. Tbia inaaas death to tba farar.

UOLLISIOM IN_OOLORAOd

On tlie IHiiivHr A Kin Graiule — TwoKilled aoii m Number liOured,

Dmvaa, Nov. ^.ti.—A R(H-k island pas-

Mugar train oollidad with a Riu (iraiule ex

praaa Momlay near Colorado Sprmgs, (.'ol.

,

on tba Danrar ft Rio Orande railroad. The

trains were dwnoliihod and |«artiaJly l>urne<i

n& Tba pamangara all aaoapad. Two train-

naa ««ara killad-W. BL Phillip*, axpraae

uiamiir. and J. H. Milan, baggaganutator,

bath of tba Rook bland.

Taa wouadadwat Martin Ounar, onginaei-

of tba Klo Oranda trabi, aligbt fracture of

akuU and badly hnrt iatarnally--proaabiy

will dia. Juawpta Barry, anginaor of tne

Ruok Island, bead ont and bi^lly bmiseii

:

Harry Mmitb. flraaian, badly aoaldad andhead out; Aramaa ot Rio Orande train,

fatally iiijuiwl. Soreral others wara moi <i

or less injureil, but not fatally.

Keltel far Kmin llnj.

I^RDON, Not. id.—Liaul. W'isMinau has

beitaii preparatioua fur tlie relief uf Ur.

Eiuin Buy and bopea to ba able to autrt fromBariin fur Zanxibar within throe weaks.

Arriving at Zanxibar, ba will imnie<liatuly

select bis rouie and urganiaa his expedition.

Lieut. WiHsiiiaii flnnly believes that Stanley

has reMi'iiiHi Wadeliii in safety and i{ives nocreiii'iii-e tUat tha explorei-s have metwith disaster. li« ia strongly uri;ed i>y the

traveler Robifa to oompooa the expedition of

i^auuarmansandonothouaand itative porurs,

but as Wiaoman has undartakuu his venture

antiraly ou bia own book it ia likely that ba

will organiaa tba oxpadition in a nanaarqulta opposite to any of tba plana auggaatad

merely to manifeat bif indapandauoa, if for

no other reason.

-.I'De impress Victoria oaa promised that

no biography of Kalaar Fritz stiaU ba pub-Uabad for flva /aara naraii aodraadofa

0 f«t aaaat beavena i your silence ia to malltjre than all musio With what foil delight

1 mine donn to my dwellinit by the oaaAn<< look ont from tbe Inllice on tbenixHtlTiler.' the sjune (florieM burn wrenewid hrlKht

As \u iiiv ixn lnHxl; and if I niii oMArolli<'.\ n il ilsor ThnN uiy Hpii it !>' iNild

To think [»maps we ore co<'vaJ. Wbacan U'll H hen flrst my faculty hnftao

or tbouglitt Who Iraows but I waa therp withyon

When ttn-l yisir Maker'* mind, celi-etial 'phris-s,

Conliive<l your mo'ieii eis- I »af a n.u'ir

Elat), » liereloi" ilo iiMhi' ev i s ( inis nil withteurs

Aa 1, O I'MadfK y.Hji I' .iiit.) ^ .'ur

T \\ I'ai'.iiij- 111 Tlie T' liiui-y

i III- ICiisviiiM mill tlie Vsiiitlr.

1 lie ('oi-t. ;s ttml ,n .|e:ilin'.i with \tiMtie

iiir.'ur- the s«'iiii .Asi.iiii Kiis.'-iiin tiiiisim-ci'S-

KJU ilv have at ever-, stji^o a dec iiled iidviiul-

ft^'i . .. r tho tboioii^lily rCiiro|M'.in Kii^^liuli

ii!.i;i .1 'liTi Bull. wticMi coMiix'lltsI by i-irciiiii

btjiiii-es to li'iaiiy thingdisiTeditalilo Kir. rtliat

is the same |o liim. "iiii-lCii;;lisb"(, alwuyscousoles liiinself by iloinj; it its badly as pos

siblp. If ho li.is to employ bribery he invari

ablvbrilies the wron^j man. If ron'<sl to t<'ll

a lio he t>?lls It so ( iniiisliv iliut no ode but a

child or a (ivl could [xrviibly lie deceived byit. If he att< 'Liit-s U> pl.iy off one suva^etrilio agHinsi aiKil Iter he usually succe«sls in

uniting both iiL'ainst liiiiiwlf. The Uussian,

on the other hund, tliroivs his whole heartandxnul into th" coneeiii.il i ,isk of ilei«iving

bis neiglil»or. and if never disturlicd by nny-

tbiiif; so aitsiini nsu omscieni.ioiis scruple in

tho exfrcisp of t'lio grontart wheruiii he excels

oil tho chilili ell of men, vix, tbat of saying000 thing and meaning anotbar.—David £erin Naw York Timaa

The Oaaeoat Is Rapid.,

TlM>n there i.s another clasa ttiat ara not aofaatidiooa about the nietbod la which ofaarity

;

ia beatowod. Theao ara the peopla (banaUjrmen) who go nbimt all day aiJdlig a dlaia i

from any paaaer by who tboy think would halikely to lot tbam bava it and tbmi iminedi-ataiy blowing It in (or haer. When nightoomaa and It ia too ooM to sleep out of doors,

tbay ara foroed toaeek thestaticm hooaaortba Wayfarera' lodge. Tbeni ara a few de- >

awTlng men in tbia olaaa who ara raally out[

ot work and wbo woald work if they couldj

find auy to do, but the major portion of themare moving on continually U-cause tliey areafraid if they remain t<Ni lon^ in one plucethey would be given soiiictiijii;^ to do—andthis they dretid. And from a life of this kindthe transition to that of a tramp is but a fewsteps, and if t he eondiiioiis are ripe the•cent i.s lajnil. I<i>stoii (!loli<>.

laid Kfiohber .Selileneeil.

Jkfkkr.''Iin ' 1 1 V. .Mo., Nov. zn. —Toe uu-

preme court at)irum>l tlia seiiteiii?e of death

inttae ease of .l ilin .Matthews, one uf the

OonTioted Bold Knobbers, ^id lixml the dayfor bia execution January l' at O/.ark. Theapplication of William Walker, another

Bald Iviiobber, for a rehearing was denied

and he will hang at Oaark December '.'8, un-

le«8 the ifoveruor interposes. Two other

oonvicied ineinhera of ttie gangawait a hoar-

tog.

Threo IHhmI and One May iCeeover.

C'K«TKRVIt.I,K. I'a., Nov. -J.S —A holler at

Ralst^iii'^ sa v mills exjilodeil .\l.,U(iav. killin>;

George Kelly, the sawyer; Je-se Hall, tbe

liremaii, and f.,eslie ( 'ross, a tanner. Ijewis

Italston was badly sc.ildeil, bill, in iv lerover.

Joseph Uieiv-on wa.s loH-^e.1 inio the woods,

but eseaiM'd niiliwi. The men h.i.i ^aMi"red

around tne fnrnaee in the null to warmthemselves, and await the rolling in of some

lOfl^' Whan aaddanly the boiler let go.'

Pnllreman Killed By » Hnrglar

DnaoiT, .Micli., Nor. 88.—PulioemanAlbert W Thayer waa obot and iustantly

killed shortly after 10 o'olook Monday night,'

near the corner of Fort and Laiferty streeto.

Tha only clew to tha murderer is a satohel

found ueH.r the scene of the tragedy, contain-

ing a complete sat of burglar's tools.

Kiiidlay Hutehars AlariaMl.

'Chicaim, Not. 28,—A News spaoial fromFindbiy. U., says: P. D. Armoar* Com-pany, have rentfil a large buUdiug here,

from wbioh they propose to sell ObioagonieaU ubaaper than looal dealers areaalUngthem. Mnob oonateraation la felt among tba

local traders.

FINAISwE'aND COMM.-RCE.

Qnotationa for tbe Moiiay. Ntoeb, Produce

and Cattle Markets for Nuveinlter '!7.

Nkw Viiiik. — Money 3 p-r uuiiu iCs-

obaage steady; xoveruineaia ttrm.

Currency sixes. ISl bidt four uuapoiia. IM^ii

bid: Iniirs.aiiu-a-iialf. 101) bid. *

The stock m-Tket opened at last night's

rtdure-, but ilie Hist hour there was some- sell-

inK uf I he leu'linif stocks under wiiicn prn es

declined frai lioii illy. .\f er the lirs; lioiir i

buying luoveiiielil in .N'c^v Kn^Ia.id laiiseU

prices to take an upward turn. .\t i.oou

TiUues were up H to IM par cent; from theloweht Hkui • s, and motlonally higlwr thantneclnsi g 01 yuetarday. Market baa idncubeen dull.Hiir.iSr W»inov ...lOHt^ .Hicliigau Cent.Central I'lieillc... .Missouri FooirtcC. C. C. A l. X><4 N.y.Oeniral ...

ilel. <V Hiid-on IT' Northwestern .

LKd., Uu K. A: VV lijiii-, < )iiio & .Miss

Ullnoi-s Oeaiiai Itu Havl&cMaliLahaMiore.^.. ...UOM MLPaal....

mS WiMMara UaioH.LAOtovilleANaah

U>4

107^

»;

WUC.>M'-$1 OUOl 08.

^JOt^H—S^w.^SX^•, old, «IA4To.WOOLf—t'n wanned: One merino, lAAIOe:

one-fourih biood combinK, '^H^UU-; maalnmOeiaina and i lutliing, :i*(^i-'H:; urtUd, Itl^Do;medium coiuhiu):, .iHiiiioi-, flee<'« washed. Duemenuo, .V luid jWiftSTu; medium clothia^MOLSk:-, deiatne Hew e. X'O^.^aV-No. 1 timothy, V» QOC No. i UI OOc

prairie. 010 auail Ml Wheal, oats and ryestraw. |: tntiViou.CATfliK -• inod 'X) ciioire buu'uer.s, %i OOA

'i 76: (air. $.'." !>>(!;- >». rouimon. $i t»/5;

slocKei-s and ie.xlers. UUd^ Mi vearlio^'tand cjilves, iS (X)*-! «JU.

HUG.S -Select iiitu iiers. W> '*V> fiKir la

good paokiiiK, $i .^Ulii :i6; iTair to good U.:a'.^

16 iU&i ii common, $4 7S(»iBH^Bl'-Commun to fair, ti OO^j 7ii gou 1

mcMwurg.OATTLR -I'rime, ft OOO-^ »: fair to rood,

84 uUift* 75; ooiuinon. J>:i t*>ja!^ t 'l; nioJkrse92 S-^^t^ '. 1: te.Mlerjs %• ~-''t^\

UOtiS I'liiUdeipuiiis, $b (kt't-'i 7(k m'xei.$6 tiU^) <><>: Vorki-rs. ».i tOiti «0( .omamoa tofair 6 M^'i '<o: u'rossers and stubbtaiM, W 00AtfU piss, AO.

8HKK1' I'riiue. $t88 UOOi U>: t'om.-non.

)

i »«t «k faU to goet,<:sQooaw, •

CUlO.*|(n.

UOtiS-Fair to good. 8^ 804> 4-V mixedrickini:, $5 -tl^ 40; ueavy 10 ehoisH, $i 'JiiA

Aft.

OA'lTl-iK t'tioice to ftxtr.i siiiiipinar, >' i'>?>

4 DO; mixed, >1 ->,i> M; stucaurs and leedars,

^U^F^^omnioii t^i ohotoe. |> SOB* BkLJLWiti~H 'A.

New York.W'HE.M' So 1 suts rod, tll£ i

red winter. Ue< I'lubar. 1

NEW UST OF BARGAINS.

SPECIAL OFFERINGSOrandaat valnes and beat bargaint we bava rvar oflbrrd : Ladleg' Merino T7n-

derwaar at 80, 35, 40 and 60 ceota, worth 60, 60 and 76 ranbi; Ladiaa' All WoolMcdloatMl tkmrlet Underwear at 85 oenta, rednced from $1.25 ; SHtna in OameraHair at tl. wortii tl 60; Ohildren'a Mfrino Underwear from 12i centa np ; Men'aunderwear in good Merino at 26. 36, 40 and 60 oenln. worth jnat doable ; name inAll Wool, Medicated 8c»<riet at 96centa, worth $1 26; elegaDt Zephyr ToboggHua.all colon*, only 26 cants, redoeeil from 45 contH; endleaa yarietv o£ Cbiidi^'n's L'aah-niere, Plnah and Silk Hoode, prices iroin 10 cpiits tip— every liood tiduccJ in pric»».

Our extra heavy Double Back and Front Unlaun-

dried SHIRT reduced to 45 cents; the same Shirt wehave been selling at 65 cents. .

Call and see oar 39c. Coraets, worth 06c.; nail and !>ee oar 75c. French Woven Oor*petfl, worth $1.26; call .and eee oar $1 26 a pair Blanketa and oar 05, 80 and fOe.H«<l Comforto; Striped Flannel 8kirta,all wool, 96 oente, poM everrwhere elae M$1 25 ; All 8ilk Plash, e?ery shade, only 49 centi a yard-^ame qoalitj oelli for 76and 80 cents elsewhere.

Inspect our maftnifirent oollectioo of Drees Fabrios. See oor new'EmbrotderedFlannels, Far Trimmings, Mnffk Qailted Satins, Kider Down in nil colors. ParBobee, Smyrna Rofn, China and India Silltn, Stamped Linens, dec., «Scc., dec

^CLOAKS, WRAI^t, tHAWLS-Cireat cut in the prices of Cloaksand Bbawla; ever/ one redoced in price. Viait our nnw Oioak ana Carpet roomsand see the newest and most stylish things at astonishingly low pnoee.

ROSBNAU BROS.,PB0PBIBT0B8 OF THE BEE HIVE.

NEW FALL GOODSJUST op£:ned.

Big bargftins will be ollbred in DrewGoods, Oloaka, Jackets, Shawls, Hosiery,

Gloves, Underwear, Hats, Caps, Carpets,

Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Blankets,

Comforts, Jeans, Flannels, &c.

Look at our prices on CARPETftbefore you buya'

J. W. SPARKS & BRO.,

HERMANN LANGE, The Jeweler,has an elegant stock of Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silrer*

ware, Clo<^ Spectacles, Qold Pens, Open Glasses, etCi

NO. 17 AROADB, OUTOINNAT]; OHIO.

A PURELY VEGETABLE COiVIPOUNDOur Safe Family Doctor. A Safe and Reliable Remedy in all Cases.

4 Complete Family Medicine. Perfect Substitute for Calomel.

The Greatest Remedy of the Aje for Bilious Diseases

The most effective prcparaii i. k ^wwi l .r rcinovui/ bili: fromthetystrni, ai>d restoring the normalacliua of the liver andthe kidneyi. It hjk a rapid alterativs and Mdatlveeffect upon the sy-.tem. It renovatei it and reitoccs

it to a healthy vigor. It iiicn-asis the appetite

and aiiU in digestion and assimilatiooof the food. 4« ' Il can be Kivea «iih

PERFECT SAFETYto children or adulta ul

age in all cau« where (herela a derangement of

thhria Ferit, Bkuvkae. Ovmal OthiUty.Rheumatiam, Lose of Appetite, Htadache, Ac

^ Maiiiiractui>ed only by the Medicina Co., Lake Charlaa, La. Sold ia

Sfl. aodgae. nanliaBai by all leading dtu^atk Thli medicine coau taeathan on* eent par avaraga data. It thould he kept in every Imitf.

f r a FREE TRIAL PACKAGE -cn l a ^ r-ri imp (o

MEDICINE CO., LAKE CHARLES. IA*

ANDLIVER

REGULATORk ba< beea UMd with aMM waadarfbl

tflbctia

J.

:cTikc:

0AT8 - No. : wSlia. akv Mm. t laiwl

If You Are SickWith Headaehe, NauMlala. Mii wnailMa Dyi|>«p-

lU, BUlouineai. Blood Btimoia, Kidnvjr IHmwm!,

ConaUpaUoD, remate TiuuMai, Yvvet and Agtie.

siecpleMMH, i^rtial ParalysU, oc Narroui ti-tration, ma Paine'* Calerjt Oonpouml and In>

cured. In caob of titeae tha oaoae la aieatal or

pt>yal(»l ovontork, anxiety, axpoaure ar malaria,

the effWa of whk'b U tn weaken the nervom aya-

tern, WJriiltlnK In one of tliOH.' <tl»«eii"i'». Kcmovothe cuisK Willi thn I Brent .N.-rve Tonic, ati<l the

1;V>C1,T will ilifciil'I'i dr.

Paine's Celery CompoundJab. L. Bowkn. Sprtniflleld, Maiia., writca;—

" faina't Celery diinpuuntl cannot kw eu-elled oh

a Nerve Toulc. Ill lu.v oa^o it Minne liottU'

u p.njrhi a great oliaiito- Mv n. rv iisnrsn etiilroly

• li iii.pv.ttwa, and with ii iin' ri-u iiuu' uiii i-tiim

.1 I hi' stomttcli, heart huU liyi'r,iuitl tho^wlmli)i .iu- of Iho *

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I h ll IllV f>'lt'

I (.lory Cfimpouml

Hysu'lu wfu wondcirnuly invlagnled.niU. ifeiek aa I Mva MfloTnia^a

Will Cure You IHold by drugglita tl ; dz torjft. Pi«pM«d only

by Wklu, UicaABBSOM A Oa, Bttritatttia, Vb

rir m NMti, DtMHM.

Warranted to oolot man goods thtui an:^ other(lyvrvcrinadv, and to alve non biUU^t^^

FOR

lO

[iiiraiiU' colon. Alkrortbo Dummtl,no other.

A Dress Dyed 1

M Coat Colored

Garments HonLWcd ) cENTS.A Child can use them f

Unaquallod for oil Tanoy (\nd Art Work.At draggiala aud Men'hauta. l>ye hook free.

WIUli liCHAROtON 4 CC, Pispi., Iwlsfla^ VI.