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CONTENTS NUMBER ONE.
VOCAL.
Annie Laurie Mary of Argyle.
De Cabin on be Mississippi Shore. homes Upon the Hand,
Home Street Home 0 Thou. who Mohest the Sun to Rise.
He Folds Them in {its Bosom. Remember New Thy Creator.
J amie’s 0n the Stormy Sea. h'mnewhere,
Kltt of Coleralne. 'l'ho sand Man.
tht e Dog Under the Wagon. lbs Race B
Little Wife Nelly. 1 he Mnrmiiring Res.
. ‘ . ht. The Mensa; c From the King.
mill; Silent is Waiting. 1in Waiting.
CONTENTS NUMBER TWO.
VOCAL. '
‘1. Sailing.
gfigggk log out for Me. ”hm“
Clochetw. th Old son s ill: glli 3°:rll’?’nnir
'l giapf‘trains . a g ' 'l‘ho 1mm Muller's'Chiin.
Janet's Cholbe Tl": New Kin dom,
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Rpggsxv’vggltl giggling k .11: Whistle and sit for Katie.
CONTENTS NUMBER THREE.
VOCAL.
0n the Rocks by Aberdeen.
Robin Adair.
Home Day.
The Little Old Log Cabin in the Lone.
The Kerry Dunno.
There's Alwn '4 sunshine Somewhere.
At the Win sci Gate.
itchy Mine.
Believe me if all Those Enllem
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Joli Jock Turn.
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My ‘Y. Remember Me. ‘Tis the Last of .‘i immer
Nothing lint Lewes. Yes. to Me Like a rlol‘dier Fall.
Old Joe s Dream. ‘ ‘IENTAL
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Adelina Patti Quadrllle.
Notre Dame Waltz.
.com‘surs linemen soon.
1-. . by Two.
. VOCAL.
Wnrrior Brill. Seymour. . ,
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oly Night. Peaceful Night. The Minstrel 30?.
Then You‘ll Remember Me.
Hi hlnnrl Min-y,
. . "he lmnd o'ihn lmtl.
Ho d My Hunt
I Drenm'd a Dream.
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Convent Bells. Dunne Etc.
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dome closer. Soul to Me. On! ' In 5w her M).
Cornin‘ 'l'hro‘ the Rye. Ulo .‘ickernlumus. ' the DMD.
Dublin Bay. - . flock'd In the Cradle 4,
ark. l Hesr the An els Culling. 'l he ilcnrl How'u Down.
01% Mother. Guide is Footsteps The host Chord.
n all” Moments. The Pirates' (thorns,
..tnllsn. 'l he Sword of iiiinkor Hill.
. sons to Thee IIComs. vyin Lord's l‘rnyei‘.
.mllAby. nrii Back l‘burnoh's Arm y-
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benign Polka. Prince Lilli ‘im‘s.
Lily of the viiiayfnimurn. ll Buclu. who.
CONTENTS NUMBER SIX.
VOCAL.
iBonfhle Charlie. [Ari
Down at the (ers. My X’I‘lfl'kl‘f‘lrgltglgl
Eyes that Watch for Me. None 1130. J
For all Thy Sorrow. The old of the Mill.
7 llomhl'tfiil‘i'bnn in Morble sun ill“ "a”
in m” (incoming. . Wi'lcott‘." the Old Folks.
INSTRUMENTAL.
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”Secret ton 93mm. The Turkish fiftieth?”
CONTENTS NUMBER SEVEN.-
VOCAL
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sun or In em. The Little .31.... i? llrllllhmmw‘
Take me moo. Ye‘ll Noon he lion u Alum
gait." ye Bleeping. Muscle. 'l‘ii? iglmllme Mil ; gnaw T‘wse Wronm
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in the Starlight. ll'onm o 'l‘hw.
Bflbhidflfl, Why do dunner Roar“ Flute.
INSTRUMENTAL.
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(.‘nrhavnls iiotsoshnlter Waltz. Ikmpfil’d’iiimnn h'
CONTENTS NUMBER EICN
VOCAL.
Filent Night.
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A Sister's have.
A Little Whll Ti H l
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i‘i‘v s (ions in Sleep, 'l'hc Tempest.
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«on in the em y Night, " ("1' Wills ‘."u'
i can Wait, When lion we Meet Armin.
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Joys of Spring Waltz. Illegimmn'lgrrtmwlluch.
CONTENTS NUMBER NINE.
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LOST ON THE KEYS.
0"! “I". loss of the Bark ”undo!“
(1m Disrupt-d.
Km Winn. Oct. ii. —- With each day
information reaches here from the keys
surroundings this plaza relative to the
loss of life in the recent hurricane.
Mr. Finder. who msidss on East Moto-
eurnhis key, reports that after Sept. 29
two sailors drifted ushers with life ,pre-
servers from the British bark Brendon of
Queue from Ship island. Pascsgonls. for
”carpool. with a cargo of lumber. which
in.” ushers on Crocus roof on the night of
bent. 25. and sftcr pounding over the
rodent into the channel and dismissed.
Another of the crow conic ashore the some
night.
There were i? in all on board, and these
on the only ones accounted for. The cup
tsin, William Redford, had one leg bro
ban by a sense soon as the ship struck the
reef. and a Norwegian snilorhsd both legs
mind by . piece of timber.
While two of his shlpnmtes were trying
to release him another sea shifted the
timberso that they could drnw him out.
They then fustened is life prosoerr on
him. ’i’hese surviving ones think that
be, the captain, mate. steward and on
other of the crew were drowned, as they
were nil in the cubic when the ship turn-
ed bottom up. The shore in full of pieces
of her cabin. lorecnstls nod hon e. and
three of her boots Were all srmwhsd to
pieces.
THE CZAR’S H EALTH.
Conflicting unlnors Are l'lenly. nud Facts
Ara (scarce.
£47, Pmsnsnrno, (lct, il—Tbs (niluinl
Messenger announces the solo arrival of
the czar ut Livndiu A special circular
has been sent to all the newspapers strict:
iy forbidding them to make any reference
whatever to the star's illness beyond a
were reproduction without cormnont of
The Official Messengers announcement.
The wildest rumors hnvc been in circu-
lt appears certain
that the imperial family will go to Corfu.
Some members of tin: cznr's household
have already started for that plnco. lt
deprnds upon the weather when the (nor
gross. Dr. .l’opoi'l has been instructed by
Professors Zacharin and Lcydcn us to the
treatment to be pursued. end he will use
company the czar to Corfu.
Another report says thnt the czar is
suffering from extreme wenkncss, but that
he is not confined to his bod. If he is too
week to no to Corfu in December. he will
spend the winter in southern Russia
Brion, Oct. iii—The Loknl Anzelger
publishes dispatch from St. 'Pctcrsbnrg
reportinj t at the cur. its bod another
stroke of spoplei‘y'. riot er feport suites
thst during the shooting excursions st
Spain the cssrowitz accidentally wounded
n luster. who died the following day
from the slice“ of his injuries.
MORE ABOUT KEEGAN.
Ilrs. Laird Pupils-t He Tried to Kill
I!" Too.
l’itoi'iiirtVI'i-r. Oct. il.~——ily the sworn
statement of Mrs. liebeccu Laird of this
city Lawrence (f. Kenyon. now under ar-
rest for the murder of Mrs. Emily Churn.
bars. attempted to kill her on the Tues
day preceding the Hellenic tragedy. Mrs.
l sird is the wife of a pointer of this city.
lieegnn because nctpmintml with her inst
August. wsing on n wanitiiy man with
lame properties in New Haven, Boston
sod A ustrnllu. null nMnst pcrsmidcd her
to lawn her husband nrid clope with him.
Mrs. Lnirll sold all her household for
riliurc. Mill last Tucsulny they were to
.tnri for A usirnllu ’l'hcir trunks Wore
N'lli to Full liiwr in time for the New
l'orix boot. and Keegun and Mrs Laird
took a earrings to drive to' Full llii'cr,
Whilc on the roud pour Won-on. Kocmm
proposed a walk. and on Mrs. Lulrd loft
the carriage Kronor; pulled it knife nnd
l‘lhhml at her. Hho seized the weapon in
her hand. cutting herself badly, but she
filli‘i'r‘lfldt‘d in ut-ttlnu it uii'uy from him
onri threw it uwsy. h'bc- thcn compelled
him to return in Providence,
Mrs. Lnlrd has not only" sworn to those
farts, but Kengnn nllllllls that be More to
Warren with n womnn on the night in
question. nlthough he refuses to tell who
it woe.
TO BEAT TAMMANY.
is" York t'iiy Republicans nnd Anti-Tuni-
mluyllos l'o‘nblm'.
Sm Yuma, (ict. li—A nonpartisan
muniripnl lishnthns boon ut last mndu
up. The coininlltlm of sew-nty concluded
the lull as follows:
For innycr, Colonel William L. Strong.
for pn'hidcnt board of nhlormen. .lohn
Ji-roioinan. for recorder, John I’. l-‘ofl; for
judgn of the superior court. Henry ll,
liceklnnn. for slierlll, into Kcinpner; for
rompers. fir William il'Mssgbor, llr.
Emil W. llcbcr,
The ticket is headed by a Republican.
end the Republicans are given one coro
m'rnshlp in Dr ll hicnabcr's nomination.
.lerohmmn, Hull. liockmnn. Kcmpncr
nod Dr. liwber arc snit’i‘nnnnany ileum
crabs and annemily known on (ii-nos inch.
The lhipulilicnns lost night occupied
Strong and Hot! nml wiisimmlod action on
the wet of tho tlclmi. 'i'lo-y will mtccpt ‘ii
nil if thc nrilnn of oil the other orgasm/n-
lions is incurable. in spite of its strong
rvprcwilioiiun on the union ticket. the
iimcu llmrim'rmzy is uxpocfml to hold out
and poi a third ilckrt in tlic ilcld.
TELEGHAF’HlC TICKS.
The rimjoriiy of tlic llcmm'rnts in liver
gin will loll below 10,1100.
A new counterfeit $3 imiionnl bunk
note has lf‘t'li llim'ow-rul by tho secri't
ny'iw ullinlol»
A: Kmmtxm pork. lmmlnn. ilw impo-
rini stokes of ."l.m“lsnvrrviuiis Wort-won by
Lord Hum-ivory ~ r lr \ lsio.
The tin pin?" industry in iltlli country
is said to be nlrmst M. u slumistill on on»
44mm of ilm 1- vici'i ll thrill.
'i‘bsmiinb M" of i ‘bnrics ll llirdshlllwns
rariiiirnl in n lodging below in Mnttlc.
“ssh. oini yaw on mourned name.
i'roh-w-r liiiicliim or the i‘orneil inw
who'll hm- wu'cpivll n roll to the illiflnlhlll
of the in: school of the l’nirersity of
. i on
Mich if York
i’mieemr Vincenzo finite of New
srcidcntsily fell from the third floor mt
window of his home and died as s result
of his inluriss.
bangs Sean. is saloon keeper of in.
dlsnsgsdls. fatally shot his wife in the
basil and then went to the bones of his
MPH seer by and blow out his own bruins
iii?"
an the heels porch.
The strains: iirihono. ifsptsin Frazier,
:hieb who] at lit-w York from .lisr
eds. inviscid m passengers Lsptsln
bus. Mate Connor and nine Iceman of
immense hots Allmnmnuiwnnd from
we for at Johns. i‘orw Him. with
l of mi. The Mbsinntie's esripo
intuit. sod manuals-elicited.
ENGLAND nor Til MIX in
British Cabinet Decide on Non-
interference In the Orient.
PREMIER BOSEBBRY AGAINST IT.
Then Was I Iiovemsni, However. For n
Combinntlcn of Powers to Prevent the
Overthrow of the Chinese Dynasty—4d
Hung “lung's Men Desert to the Enemy.
Losoos, Out. 6.4—A dispatch received
here from Berlin says that it has been
learned on high authority that the meet-
ing of the British cabinet was called to
discuss a proposal for combined nation on
the part 0! the powers to interfere Mid
prevent the overthrow of the Chinese dy-
nasty, which. it was cluimed. would re.
suit in anarchy in the empire and the
massacre of Europeans.
One power, it is said. favored acorn-
pulsory settlement of the Chinese Japa-
nese dispute. The dispatch odds thnt Sir
William Vernon lint-court. chancellor of
the eschequer, supported this view of
the action to he token, but Prime Minis-
ter lioscbery and a majority of the can
inst believed that native interference
would he more dangerous than nonintcr-
vention. and it we: decided that Great
Britain should not if torfcrs. _
The Paris correspondent of The Times “
tolegraphs lhnt Europe will lnterhavo‘to
consider the advisability of trying to limit
the consequences of war, but for the pres-
ent negotiations are confined to concert
inc measures of preservation. ()n this
polntii is stnted that France and Eng-
land are nlrcndy agreed.
Lord Driller-in, the British ambassador
to France. will not curtnll his holidays.
"0 will return to Paris at the and of the
month.
in response to an inquiry regarding the
solely of ndssionurics in China the Lon-
don Missionary society has received a tol-
egrnm from llnnkow stating that all the
missionaries are well nod that they no-
prchcnd no trouble.
Chins Unpropnrod For War.
The Standard publishes a letter from
Peking on the unpreparedncss of Chino
and the corruption that prevails in that
country. The letter says that from all
parts of the empire and especially from
Foo-(thou come reports of forts unfit to
fire a shot. guns thot how not been used
since the war with the French and from
which every movnblc piece of metal bus
been stolen and gunners discharged to
save their pay.
is it no{ wonder. it is naked. that the
people post: pincnrds on the city gates at
Foo-Choc declaring tbut the \‘lceroys and
tnctnis' bends be forfeited for abuse of
their public trusts? The letter declares
thnt there is much talk among the lower
classes of the official reforms which must
follow the wor.
The Daily News announces that Vice
Admiral Fromantle, commanding the
British fleet in Chinese waters. has been
instructed by telegraph to drnw such re
onlorcomcnts us he requires from the
nearest nvnllnblc British limit. The so
concise thus roused will bi- llllml -by you.
sols from distnnt squmlrons or from the
horns station. The paper odds that it is
reported that the powers linw nursed to
strengthen their squadrons in Chinese
writers the name us (ircnt lirituin strength—
ons hers.
anrmesu Troops Not Landed.
Husseiiii. (lot. '3. «The roport thnt
.lnpnnnse trmips lind funded or Shun ’l‘unu
fine not been confirmed. The warships
that were sighted oil (“boson were not
J npiincso.
Wong Fens: 'l‘sno. into (‘blnoso minister
ut Tokyo. has bod nn nudlcnce nt Pulling
nnd woe severely Consurod on occoiint of
his ignorance of the .lnpuin-sn designs in
Koren.
’i‘wn .liipnncso spins have been arrested
ht Nunkin. (me of thorn confessed that
be bnd been furnishing lnfornmtlnn to
the .lnpnncsi- null mlilml thut ho rcuruttcil
that ho hml been ruptured before ho had
finislml bis Wurii. The other prisoncr, ii
clerk to the other spy. plvndud youth oiul
ignorance in cuomioilon of his oficnsc.
Both are now owiiltiiiu the decision of the
Viceroy in their noses.
it is rcpormi thnt 2,011“ men belonging
to the Show; division of Li Hung (‘hnng's
crack corps. now in Koren. hove dosertcll
on nccouiit of their pay being in urmnrs.
it is ulso rumored that they bnvo joined
the enemy, -
(‘iiins iiuys iii-l Fnsblonrd Anus.
Museum-2s, not. H.-».\dvlws melvsd
here from the for cost ore to the effect
that the riintnose government has sold to
Chinese trndorsliiwmi rifles of no obso-
into type. The price pnld by the traders
was about ll cents for such rifle
Mrs. lluhbnnl hues For Divorce.
(Murmur. lint. ll.»—~l)iilillll Li. lliihbnrri.
the merchant from ilrolion. More. who
croniod n sensation on the night of Sept,
ill by slimming his young wilu and A
friend who were walking on illvnnston
nvnimc, is defendant in a suit for divorce
brought in file circuit court by Louise
llubbord. She innltcs tho shooting the
cones of but action for l‘lTOI’i‘i‘.
The l'nwiurltui Hit-lite.
PAh’l‘l’i‘iili‘l‘. il. l., not. b. ----- The com-
mitten nppointcd by the lmrrolno mill
wcnvorh. who urn out on n strike. to con.
for with A gem. .‘ilncUull Wont to the mill
oillcc, but flm oucnt refused to Tl‘f‘vil‘ll
llil‘ili. 'l‘hu strikvrn mot in fiplnncr hull.
end by no unuhiiimus vote decided to re-
inniii out until their dcmoode urc renou-
iilzcil.
A I'ccuilnr I‘m-him".
hm”: Fills. hi. it. not omnibus
picking ripples Assessor llm'id Wilbur-
siinu of lint-Miner root with «peculiar and
painful accident. He ruined his hood to
look up in the tree when a falling itpplo
struck him sousrcly in the eye. bursting
the hull and destroying lho sight.
French Revenue Filling on.
l’Mns, Uri. il.-—-'l‘lio deficiency in the
revenue irom indirect insulin" for the
month of iiwtomimr was owr nonunion
iranes. us compared with the i'fm'niitiililt'
ing the cormymndlnu month inst. yum
(themed With iiunnirm u when.
Cmrsoo. not. il.»~i~‘-. M. Blooms. m-
rstnry of the State Mutual Life inaurmio n
company. was amnion here. churned with
running a lottery under the guise of an
immense company.
Illshop Willinms "and.
Wlimseros, list, not “.mlwwsrd
Willlnme. senior bishop of the African
Methodist Episcopal church. died hers.
noodle yours,
sinuses n Trolley on.
Jenner cm. 0st. il.—-Johh Fens. aged
is yam, ms Installed down and run on!
by s trolley est.
GIANTS woo AGAIN.
The, Take Two straight Games in the 9
Temple Cup Series.
of the Temple cupserlns. played hon. I“
soother exhibition of crest bail laying.
Local “fans. ” however, do not all
preciute it because the Orioles inst.“ .
score was 9 to is in favor of the NewToi'll.
Both ml“ were evenly matched in skill
and in p sy. but an element of luck w.
in favor of the New Yorkers. The m ‘
was hip and took up to the ninth inning -
in this inning an error by inspection
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PlTi'llEll MEEKLT.
Jennings, which should have linen on easy
double, retiring the side, eventually gave
the Giants four runs.
In the early practice, when the “kids"
were on the fluid to chose the leather.
Burke hit one of them in the face with a
boil. it looked deliberate, and aorowd
from the bleachers swarmed over into the
field loiter- him. The police drove the
Ol'OWl buck. and Burke explained that
tho offense was unintentional. The New
York players nnd routers came to the
grounds with one policeman in each bus.
When the game begun, the crowd of
11,000 people kept unusually quiet and
undemonstrutlro oil through the game,
with the exception nt times when brillianl
pluys were made by either side. Emails
tool; the first turn nt judging bulls and
strikes und Hurst on base decisions.
In the second inning Gleason made a
great stop and usslst on chard line! from
\l’nrd's but. and in the some inning Doyle
dropped an cnsy foul fly from Jonulngs'
but. but was snved on error mark by Jen-
nings‘ sacrificing on the next boll pitched.
During this inning the New York ‘plny'
crs crowded nround Emsllo and kicked
principally to worry him. in the fourth
inning Meekin mode a wonderful stop of
is hard hit ball from Kelley’s but, and in
the next inning Burke's catch of a long
fly from liruuthcrs' but was the feature.
In the sixth inning be delighted his ad-
mirers by melting whut seemed an im—
possible ploy. in the seventh inning
Ward nnd Meekln attempted tricks ac-
credited to Mclirnw.
'l‘hc gnme was wun (lull lost in the ninth
lnnlng. Fuller sent on easy one to short.
but it hit is stone and bounded over Jen-
nings' bend Farrell got in another scratch
hit. Meekin struck out; Burke sent an
cosy Olll' to Jennings for n double play.
but Jennings in cvsrnnxiety fumbled the
bull. 'l‘icrnsn cleared the buses with is
three buse hit nod chine in on llavls' out.
and Doyle‘s out retired the side.
in the Baltimore's hull of the inning
it wus quite dark. and Mockln relied upon
speed. [lo sent llil'l'l.‘ men to firston bulls.
but oil the (lrlulos could do was to flat in
0110 NIH.
FIGHT WITH TRAMPS.
“my Shot at Truinuu-u. null flue of Them
“’hs Ki It‘ll.
.\\l‘l-'l:$li.\‘, lml . iict. o.—~A pitched
buttlo between trnimm-n nnd trumps took
pluoe southwest of this city. The crew of
tho southiwstcrn limited on the Big Four
received orders in sidetrnck four miles
south of the city to allow the cast bound
southwastorn to puss. As the train left
the oily thc blind baggage our pins board-
ed by four trumps.
When the siding was made. llmkcman
Wilson went to the front plntlorm and or-
dcrcd them oil. The men showed fight
nnd lllisliuil revolvers. Wilson ran to the
engine cub. rolled the engineer and fire
mun. end the three pulled their revolvers.
Firing: lmgnn. and fully 20 shots were
passed, The ilnnlo come when one of the
trumps fillixgui'nd nnd loll. lie was token
up by one of the four and carried to the
Woods lit the side of the track.
Just then on nest bound truin passed.
and the engineer pulled out to make up
lost time. Anderson police officers were
notified. and n thorough scorch was made,
but further than spots of blood nothing
could be found.
The Kentucky Ts: War.
S‘i'l'llillfi. Ky” ()rt. ii.——All tnlko! arm-
ed invasion or the tax precincts by Col»
luciur Blackwell has ceased. Bondholder
l'rcstcn sent word to the funding board
to "met him in Henderson today for a con-
icrnnoo. l’rsston will offer it bl) cent com-
promise. but the board will not accept
anything oxn‘pt the origlnul proposition,
us the lwoplo Would not Mlllll‘ by it.
('ounty Uliicinls Indicted.
l‘iiilSllil'b, 0., list. ii. —- indictments
worn ri-turnoii by the «send jury against
(‘ouniy (ruininlwsioiicrs 'i‘hornns J. (lessor
dy. lloinmrrnt. H. ll. lliauert, Democrat.
moi .i. ll. Iiicllonold, liopiiblimn, nil in-
dicted for nllimmi misconduct in pillcsimd
for receiving it lirlbo of “.1300 such from
the Columbus lll‘iil‘zl‘ l-nmpnny syenr ago.
“you nmi iimunny Matched.
Ciiiirnoo. lint. o,-.\rtloics have been
signed tor n iinish light between Tommy
liyniiol' (:hicnuo nod Junk iiomsey, the
'Nonpnroll. 'l'he moo will meet in the
iii-mm of the Auditorium Athletic club of
Now llrlonlis on llm. l: for sparse of
$5,000, weighing in st iii pounds all the
ringside.
A Winn-i Trust "unsuited.
isiiiMM'ous. ilct, ii.-'l'hs represente-
tlvcs of the various wheel companies who
bore been meeting in this city for the
pnsl scrcrnl weeks have completed an or» ‘
unnlznilun which will prnctichlly give
them the moiioply of the wheel business
in this country.
The I‘rcshirml‘s Finns.
Brzznnos Hm, Moss. (let. ii.-—Prlvni_e
Hecmtnry 'l‘hurbcr nod inmlly lsit Marlon
for Washington. ifnlnss some choose in
plans occurs i’roslilmll iglcveisnd will not
return liclure UH. ’Iil.
Kills-d st M *1th arming. .
SYIiAl‘l'Flfi. lint. limti'iilinm Wshiier
we» killed by n M-w York Control rall-
rood train at the rinst lioness. shoal
crossing. H _. M»
A Cesare-stout Mic-t.
storms oor.o.-'rhe'l‘wsnir-W,
nonunion stun-i Miliiicsn_sonm~
unanimous deselected.
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BALI-mood, Oct 6.—Thc wood can.
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