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Fanners von can save from to 1- cents on the pound, by buy
: ..f c "u-ii-rflntnl to be as irood as anv -wire made. e alsr
keep in stock a gcneral.as8ortiaent of HARDWARE, STOVES ai..
TINWARE, and sell as cheap as any Hardware house in the country
Call awl see us in the KoekwuiMi l!oclc.
Cass bounty iron works,
WAYMAN & KIRBY.
Piatt sixioxi tlx .
JBOI1LEI&S,
IRON FRONTS "'' W'"Mft!-
Onr facilities orh.Ty work in Cola inns r..l c5s"iigs for Rn'siniss Houses sra
aMAC.UNV'nEplu'rN-0 .f U Wn.ls. Our M.fi.inc S,o,, i, full, cqui.,pe,l
: frSS NrLta 'nsnufac.uri,s. V.". .lupHco H .Urr prices, saving
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FK031 ALL PA UTS.
A Political Challenge.
A Bold Bank Robbery.
General Miscellany.
CI1ICAOO UEKACLTKR CU'TlKEO.
Sin Euiucisco, Cab, July 10. Frtui-k-U
AI. KVci, the Chic.io defaulter for
$r0,O;J, captured at Calloa, taken to the
Snudwich islands on the American
man of war Essex, and tbeuce to this
city on the City of Sidney, arrived to
:ii;ht, brought ou extr:tdit:on ipeiK is
sued by (5ov. Stonenian, of CaliforiuM,
I k. t. ,1iirnrii flf rpf't lvi's.
'a challesoe.
Des Aloinen, July 10. lion. I
Kiiiiii', democratie eundidute for Gov
ernor, has addressed a telegraphic let
ter to Governor Sherman inviting him
to meet h:m in joint debate at any or
jdl his meetings, or at any other place
upon which they can agree. It is sup
posed Governor. Sherman will itcrept
the challenge.
THUOCail A BRIDO.K.
Jackson, Miss, July 10. An accident
occurred to a mixed train ou the Nat
chez .V Jackson road yesterday eveuiug,
". . ( miles east of Natchez. Seven cars
frh il -.tifih A bridge fifty feet high.
. 'fid- T. O. Jennings was killed,
ihc followizig passengers wounded:
Jas. Grillow, Tied Alauocci, Willis C.
Cannon, Miss Lucy Smith and Miss
Jennie Hall,
STORM IX WlSCni. SIN.
Milwai.k..-. July to. A heavy rain
storm, ;:C'''::..Ko:ir?d by thunder, light
ning and vciy l.ig"'. winds, passed over
the northern portion of the State this
attemoon, doin-; treat : .mage to crop--,
r-ii1rond4 and ountrv ivu l:J. Hail fell
at G reen IJ-.iy, fmashntg windows, and
the siroe-ls wercJUioded. Fond du Lac
suffered severely, lut the extent of the
damnge financially is unknown.
A EOLIJ ROBBERY.
Salt Lake. July 10. At four this af
terncon two men entered the Zion sa
vings bank, one of the men engaging
Sehuttler, the cashier, in conversation,
and struck him violent blow with an
iron rod. They then gathered a quan
tity of gold lying ou the counter and
made their escape. Lro to a U?e hour
tonight the robbers are s'ii i l iige.
The amount taken lias nor -.eeii made
public.
THE CHILDREN.
Troy, N. A'., June 10. Four hundred
and sixty-two children, the guests of
the Tribune fresh air fund, arrived by
the boat Uelle Horton this morning and
breakfasted at the oUTappcn Harmony
hall. They consumed 1,7(50 biscuits,
2,500 cake3, 200 quurtJ of milk, 0 hame,
135 pounds of beef, 1,000 banana?. They
left by special train ;it -:30 f.r INatts
burg. AN ORDER.
ggJ..ckM.n, Mis?., July 10. The follow
ing order will be issued tomorrov. by
the Mhsis-ippi state board of hcal;h:
It is hereby ordered that mi and after
this date and until further orders, all
bo ils on the Alississippi river corcing
from points south of this state will be
requiied to land at the inspection sta
tion at Ft. Adams, and be inspected be
fore they will be allowed to land at any
point in this state.
NEW DISCOVERY REPORTED.
San Francisco, July 10. The French
astronomers arriving by the City of
Sydney, sent to thi Ca-oline' Islands to
study the solar eclipse of May C, report
fl.iding a red star, which they believe
will prove a new discovery. The eclipse
lasted five minutes and twenty-three
seconds. They noticed several new
fixtures. The corona was chiefly w'sile
prominence?, supposed to be v;ip-;r or
white clouds.
Baltimore's hospitalities.
ttaltimore, July 10. Gen. Henry A.
Barnum. of New York, nud Gen. John
F. Ilartftauft, of Pennsylvania, a com
mittee represent! the Grand Army f
tl-.e liepubiic, iiave r.rrivc 1 l.-.Te b ar
inil testimonials fn the O. A. R. Li the
m iji.r or c )i;)!:i 'n Cv.:;cil and.oitixw-r.b
of IUltimoiv in rtcogiwiiop ot t!e v.i -come
and h .-pit diti. j liO.vn to tin- G.
A. It. dnrinir it1? ciicamr'u.ut and con
vention in this city iu Juiv lati K;i
The testimonial is a bronze t;.bbt road-
ol metal from the uuioa ana ourei M-
j ate cannon used in the lUe war. 1
1 presntatio i takes place at the t ;i haVi
lU'n afteri'Vn with a::.r..jsrijt' c -r -mon'es.
THE i'KOLL'CE il..'.Ji:.
New York, July 10. At a ptti-i.e
mee ins of the produce t-a ! to!nv
resolutions were adopted opposing any
legisiatiou by congress fookiog toward
the redemption of trad dollars at pur
a? being in the interest of a ling of
speculators who havp purchased the
coin in large quantie3 at its bullion
value, llei-olutioiis were also -j.ns3ed
favoring charging of interest on ad
vances made on consignments from the
date of the sdvancement until ten days
after the date of the sale of the good.,
provided they arc not paid for before,
and also recouirncndiug that tea days
be the limit at which sale3 or credit
rtftftlJcl be mfctfe fa lli'c pYodUto frTe.
THE TOAOEDY AT HOl'X CITY;
Sioui City, Iowa, July 10 A wr..ng
impression seems to prevail relative to
the double tragedy of S.ituidty, in
which Minnie MurJock, alius Dixon,
w .8 nhot iu the head J.m Kiter, who
then attempted suioid Kitor was
not seriously wounded, and is iu j ul
onvsilrs'-iii''. The w.in-i:i, 'ticuiii she
lias -.wo tfrrih:.1 Im! ." in hi-r sull Iroiu
which h r br::ia oozd twentytuur
hours, will liivvly rfcoveril iiitlauiutiou
docs uot ensue. She 1ms a vigorous con
stitution, but recovery from audi a
wound in any one is a very rare inst
ance. Several papers have pronounced
both parties dead, which is entirely in
correct. Kiter will doubtless le Ui-J
for attempted murder if the womun
lives. If she dies, for minder, as there
arc few miii itiuf circumstances
WASIU-NUTOX NEWS.
Smustrlin in Chinamen.
Fraudulent Land Entries,
Other Matters.
SUPPOSED TO RE YELLOW FEVER.
Washington,., July 10. The surgeon
general of the marine hospital service
today received a telegram from Dr,
Josepn Jones, president of the board
of health of New Orleans, as follows
The Swedish bark Birmi arrived nine
days out from Vera Cruz at Alisi-ssippi
quarantine station, with three cases of
yellow fever. The bark is not bound
for New Orleans, but is in distress
The surgeon general is also informed
that the steamship City of Mexico left
Havana on the 7th for New A'ork with
supposed eases of yellow fever on
board.
SUUOGLED CHINAMEN.
Tho treasury department has been
informed, of the arrest at Port Town
send, Wyoming Teriitory, of feix Chi
namen smuggled into this country
through Pritish Columbia. The fact
has been reported to the President, who
will order their deportation.
TAX ON " ROCK AND EYE."
Commissioner Evans has instructed
Collector Harvey, of Chicago, to make
a demand upon the manufacturers of
" Rock and Eye" for the payment of
special taxes as rcctifierj and liquor
dealers from the first instant, and to re
quire all persons ia hi3 district whosel
thatcompound to pay a special tax as
liquor dealers.
A CIRCULAR.
The comiiiisbionei- ot internal reve
nue has issued a circular modifying and
supplementing circular No. 239, as fol
lows: In view of the fact that there
was no specific appropriation ma le by
congress at its last session to meet the
expenses of the cancellation and re
demption of stamps imprinted on
check?, dralts, etc., it becomes necessa
ry to iuforra the public that such
drttrts, checks and stamps will not be
received for cancellation and return for
redemption after the 31st of July. All
stumps imprir. Led upon drafts, checks,
etc., received for redemption after that
date, if redeemed, will be destroyed to
gether with the drafts and checks.
WARRANTS ISSUED.
The treasury department yesterday
and today isssued warrants for the
P3 ment of $14,000,000 on account of
army and navy pensions for the fiscal
yesr ending June 30, 1884.
FRAUDULENT LAND ENTRIES.
Over six hundred reports have been
received by the commissioner ol the
general land ofSce from thirty special
agents engaged in the investigation of
fraudulent land entries up to July 1. In
mauv of these cases supplemental re
ports have been called for, covering
points which were not sufficiently spe
cific to warrant official action. About
S30 of the receipts show sufficient evi
dence o: fraud to justify the land of
fice in summarily cancelling the en
tries. Tho records show that without
nn exception the fraudulent entriesf
whether homestead or premption, cover
the lull area of land allowed by law,
namely 2G0 acres. The land already
restored to the dublic domain upon the
reports of thete agents aggregate about
58,000 aenM, a great deal of which i3
located ia rich valleys, and held by the
government at double the minimum
price of 2.50 per acre. The approxi
mate saving to the government already
effected by the land ofiiee is estimated
ht ?IS3,000. It is maintained that tlise
Ijniir? will be uo'.ib.ed hen action HW;IV fl v ilome ov.-r n-in. H e Fhaii be K'ad
i uo v, ... i.,ioi, n.,..n tli" rnnnrU or - ' i f iii you an ouifit iree to start you in bu
has t'ten taken vit'ii llu report or t i j,,.. ;., te wori,,. An those who engajre
ntiuned.
The rr("deut i. is rtcoguized
j.'i-
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mar Q;iintecr3, vice consnl for Ccatu
liit-o. at Now Orleans.
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V t)Ci t!il from Oii:r;ii:l, Suoora. tlio
a.Iiaui jjui.iuju.nu,
u M.iooartprj of the ilexieaJi HfRiT s:V
."uinfnjijdant Aguirri. will; L iu n, is
; pj'SU!
the Apnehos t..h- Sierra JLt-.
Urt, who committed the outrages
ilJ
Uo-in-tiraeiii, on iiu j.ijj uh., im-i
Crofk coaciuded peace with them !
The.-e Indians commitit'd ?evci;d mur j
ders nud stole stock. Lieut. Paros, of!
the s'ate troops, reported he Iudiii j
trail discovered by his troops ou , the
25th tilt, 3Dd that signal fires have been
visible ou many mcunUduiWithin the
last ten days preceding his report. Ag
uirri is still in the Sierra Madres in the
direction of G nay rope. It is expected
that b will return shortly and be able
to report if the Indians have left the
mountains, and if they were in earnest
la complying with Ccfok'-s treaty of
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THIG MACMP-TIC DELT IS
WARRANTED TO 0UH
lthnutmrJMn:-t!iiU l.r J-nil.. ";":.
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it. neurt ui
lii. IrtillaC-
l..ri.lH or rui.tl.r-, Miuiru, pH- lW.jr.
uiiJ liivr.
.!.!, ......Hill wll lltof .if-im
rO!iU:.UOUS
tn-Mia f .M.iiifti.m V 'inn -atlm i
nmtrelro Ih-in to lirnllhy '
-h tut prt
DUti naoiii. iwi i i.i: :
TO THE LADIES i-H;
Wik AnlVeiTor llrn U Abdominal , llelt
5 a nir of MrneUc Foot BnttwieB ho no .up, lor
taft-rS'lef anill cur. of all tliro .-omplaliit. ll.y
In.. Jf th womb. Lcu ori ho.M. t !.ro..fc li.Bwino.a-
Lrrhio or Flooding. InlruU i" 'Jf
rt-a-ular Mc-nMruttllon, llorrooe. s.nd . "'y"
I.lfu. IbU Uthr UcitArplUma ud Curative Ajtcnt
Jtnvwn.
for al'l fo.-ms of Fcmole IJin-uHU. t t i""""
j V iu.r..... ...v....... . .oih an a cu. ul.va
Ri4tand lVA of :'.;.. Ken.lit:.nceo4a l umdo lu our.
I.. Itt..r .,t i:rrM'.
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TheMnirnston Gnrtrii-HiH otlaptil to !!
worn Ofr th uaUt-r ;lot!itnir. ei ij ino
tlikell ott at Illlfllt. 1 n.-v nolo inrji;. -
"d stao.u forTir;-Nw iwVaiturolnModlral Trwat-
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F IRK MAX FUND, of California
EXPEEESS COMPANIES
- AMEUICAX EXrKK.SS CO..
WELL'S FAKCO & CO.. EXPRlS,
Offlcoin Kockwood Blocli. with Jon a son i.'O
CJGin.
NEW
FujmJture More
FUPt 1TITUEE " "cOFFIHS,
and all kinds ol goods usually kert in a
L- ISM'
FIRST CLASS Ft K. Tf3 K KTOKI-
Also, a very complete Ptoeii of Fa .i
XI Ci:!!ls,
HetalliedtfooaeiiColBs C?sKots,Rooe5;
EMBLEMS, 4c.
Our New and elegant Iscarsts ts a'vrr.y ;
readiufss.
Remember the place, in UN i O.N
BLOCK, on Sixth Stm-t, TWO
Doors sonth of Cass Coun
ty Bank.
Wheal" we ib be found niirlit or day.
J. I UNRUH,
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TJI OUTFIT FREE.
We want men. women, boys and t;irt to work
rii'if i'i their own towns, vl:l:;jrs ii'id neiali! r j
lii!nl. ".i hitiarv or comuiisMoit. it is a in. i'.s-
i with t!-!.' ike mouey rnpidly. oycaneoie
i vour l.i:.- tiire or our spare moments. Ifs on
! d-L-io to i")Mse in a paying business, wr.te ur
fii; i' for I;: 1 jijirtlciilur?.
$5 IN GOLD TOR a POSTAL CARD.
i The-t.bove i -abona-nde oS. r. mate to ar y
I ,-i!ie v.-!'.'i wil! act'eor. aud write earefully on a
! Toti card the nainra and addresst-- of any
; Lock iiu'i'!it.se.v;:i' macliife or fruit tree aent
' ar.d send i.n. Send in the i::inie- and we
; ,'.srs i-ut a,al card to .secure lUis pleJ Ud
it ill thuti ti.li IT ?J C-titii' rfpriPinhPr it
,onir , ,..rnir f?o:.SF.
i ffja j-oii! !i ::!i nef-t, St. l.ouU. ::.
f - V for l!ki. ..M .1.' t
f'.tt Sttllk lit;. f. . I i 4
yjj.iltuint., il-i !T-i: In-- '".adti- ' 1
J. F. BA-OMEISTEB
F;ini!N!:es Fr'i, Tare aillk
OLLIVTRCD B.iii,Y.
Special calls attended to, and Fresh Milk
fr'dui v?o ; fonrIireiJ itivtfn wmiMT. fy
ABDOMINAL 5 U. "PORTE ft. m
Prt.i of rlC 'ic-r 1I1 1 itf. Mafrncuc K t Bat t orl.tn.
r...n it. ordering, tenil liirjtimre ...
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i.jsi Krrro T ssjeat from
low priced
low ia. lew ax
Strictly Tit re AVhito I
A'hito I.cad, '(liul
llnw Linseed Oil, per gallon,....
Warner's JCMney and 'Liver Otuv,
King's New Discovery.
lew rics, ssM collier. ??odK
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Louisville Branch
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CITY of PLATTS3IOIIT52
Valuable oullots for residence pur
poses. . Sage's addition lien south-west ol
the city, and all lots are very ca'y ol
access, and high and sightly.
For particulars cull on
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You will find th Finest Imported
French Brandy, Champaign, and other
Fiaa Wines, 1'ure Kentucky "Whisaies,
several of best j'.nd must poixilar
brands of BuTTLK BE UK. Fresh
Beer always or. draught, and Fine i'i-
tomera of lat year wt bout cr.leriDir it. Itcon'alj
ttvout 176 pis'es. 6on iilurtrarioufi, prl(., aocunta
IujO varieties or Vegetable nl Howor Ke.lH.
Kants, Fruit Treea 6tc Iiiralunblo to a, esM.
Jally to MarSPt Gardtfii'T. Snd for it I
D. M. FERRY & CO. Detroit Mcm-
SherifTs Sale.
ByvMlueof a order issued by tlie district
jud?;, I will, on the Htli d;iy of .tuly, IM'.. at
2 o'clock p. m.. sell the remaiuder cl the stock
formerly owned byJ. A. Woortnon. consistinit
of teas, crockery, plf ware, cigars and storn
outfit, and also one top buggy, one spilng
wauoa, and oue set donb.e hari ef-n.
II. V. UY-HH9, Sheriff.
M. A-. HvnTTOAjr; plff'a Aty. iWdiarit
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LINE IT-J TIIK WKST.
Mr.guiScect I) hiau; Car2,
El.a-.t TJr Ccael.rr-s
2 St Lods Trains Daily,
2 Omaha Trains Daily,
2 Kansas City Trains Daily
Ate . ison Trains Daily,
Two Trains for
Zl. Paal, ilinncap j:'u G:onx Cii.
Ani all p)hl In r-.ofi'-vest. v. it:i
Pullman Sleepiog Garsv
Between Kansas City a:ri St. Paul
WITHO U 1 CIX AISTGK
AH trains run ou tin:e.coi.ii.ctiii!i; foral! ).o!nf,
East West, North & South
'lt'-j.cf f.jr sale i.t all renilar lick-t oriic,
iifor.natiori j-firdisi rut.--", ti.m?, Ac.clieer
I' ;;ivi":i .:y addiei!os
.1. F. I! utvtnn.
A. 0. r.Uv,-f.. d'f ii-! Supt,
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SHOP.
iVujon, Bwj'jy, Machine ami I'luw re-
pairiny, and gi-7nr.il jolLluj
I a:n uow prepared to Co a'l kin. is ol ropaiiii if
of farm and other tuacliu.. iy, a-i tn-re
Is a good lathe in iuy iif.j.
PET IS 11 11 A (7 ICS. .
The old Reliable Wagon Ma!:er
has taken charge or I!..- v..n H".j..p.
lie U v. eu known as a
' 1 WORKMAN.
KATISI'ACTIO.V CI. A KAJIT
?.ev.
FENDERL0IN
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Also. a!! kluOsof ASC ia .a.;i
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At lowoet j-os-iblf ra;.
S2Iy rLATTSMOL'TH. NKlft
GAFF, FLE1SCHMAN & CO. "
COMPRESSED YEAST. 1
The best yeast ii use, received fresh
every TUESDAY and ..FRIDAY
mornings. L'eii pliei by i
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