'l‘nlasnx'ri NEL.
SUl'Tll Still“ ;\l.h. Slil‘l‘l-ZM ll‘l ll 25.
'l‘noiuas Stevens, the bicyclist, and
correspondent of’thc American maga’iiie
5 (hing, lia at last struck a good road in
his trip r and the world. At'Laliore,
India. \\ h e be was at last accounts. be»
gins. the Inn-Jet niacadamized road in
the world. It is 1,5110 miles long. and
Stevens will use 1,350 rules of it.
”Such disturbances,“ says“ Professor
Proctor, speiking of earthquakes. “as
uni-ens that as yet the efuth is not near
its death. She is still full of vitality.
Thousands .nay, tens, hundreds of
tlioiisaiids——of years will still pass be-
fore the beginning of the end is seen in
the steady disintegration and r.vmoval by
the action of subterranean forces.“
The tire boys of Engine No. -, Sacras
mento, (id, have a pc.‘. kid which they
claim discounts any previous editions of
the goat sp i-ies. It. is only live months
old. _l-lii will already jump the rope,
climb a greasy poll. t lrn soiil-rsaulls.
étaud on his Loriis. go on errands, run to
tires. and ism-w taming his attention to
base bill.
bad habits.
Av amusing i liisti'ati in of Qnein \‘ics
toiia‘s conscrlat stii (‘.!§ll(“ from over tilt)
at :i. Mic has pi'deri-il the el valor, “that
lll‘ltt'llS thin-g,” .is _shc calls it. removed
It
at :i t- ..i or summit for the
Eu 1‘0 iiii.o.l:it on viiiw l‘nkc of Albany.
but the Queen is :tfiziidwl ll.
Vih- oli sh onvd up ii iii down
goiid enough for lie ‘.
from lill\‘i\lll:ilil'll l‘alace. was built
six years 71:;-
and declares“
.sl lll‘s
.\ li‘rcncli n Hal i~tiic-.‘t‘. .\l. Alfred Do-
maliiin. has invented :iii 1|! rizil boat which‘ _ _
* is to tie the bone near some waste land
lp‘ t'llll guide through the air as easily as
are does a boa: ilirouzli the wiitrr,
pro“ and wider :it the stein. TLC sails.
however, instead of lll‘:li:: on deck an
under the l.~--l. “irked liki-
wings of a bird. 'l‘liis :li'llul boat is ex
and
pi ‘ll-d to be of immense advantage dur
in; :i ifiir. s-
———___..
In the «'oniiti- 5 Km"...
for til
to. n months up to recent date. The not
‘iorily of the si-ttlers havi- li-lt thrrc. mm
of Jones and
“all. Texas, rain has not l‘allcu
about but laiiiiliis who are unable In .1." i
were in extreme dc~titutlon. 'l ll'.‘ region
'l'lii
tci'rlbh
has been transformed into :i dust-.1.
by Iiils
i- Hill"
in casiui‘ii'tl
drought liuc left the
sull‘crines
iii a very
weak Cwlhllliilll, so much s: that they ”r
caiinot surviw the coming winter.
throughout .lapni sin c its first appear
i. .‘nwwo, ..t‘ ingi‘icti 37M) I results-d l‘lll‘ll
ly. l:i
tclligcnre from Sinnll. ('oi‘c i. \ziys cholera
is still raging.' in that city. The {ital
'l’lii‘ t'ltltll'llll” is now Mailing.
t
(114% of July, this year, were its’.t'.tt-t out ‘
ofa population ol‘ ‘JJlLthnl impip. “f
the capital the epidemic is 0 pi ill_\' fat ll. i H. ”,3“. to 0,113.43“, .‘"=”" m “my“. the
At Shiushii, l‘rovini'co.r licidia lo room)
. .
l‘. a "or.i IIUJH a! s 1“ ‘ . ‘ ‘ - -
a d t .1 ‘ ' all ‘ h 0 ””“d l" ‘ such an interval what a vast destruction
One month.
—-——__—__
Sarah \Viniu-iiiiicca. the Indian prin-
cess. “no. as "Bright Eyes." wrote lruii-
$7 Willy's t‘or 51’. .Vir’M/m. a‘tcnded
i“ cllcsley (‘ollogm and is new li‘ill‘lllnfl
s.
an liltliall st'litml ofrllcr own, liar: ltL‘t'l)
'i'lllL'tllllllg the. liidiin fi-stb'ilies in No.
viidi.
: Hr she said that she was getting along:
nicely with her school: that tillen oi
sixteen pupils are iirattendaiice. The lady
‘80111 on from Boston to visit the school
did not reinaiti long. but eipitinu d on
her journey to Australia, whither Slu
was bound.
——
The annual death rates: p r 1.000 in
the principal cities. according,' to the last
weekly returns communicated to tlit‘
British Registrar liencral. are as follows '
Calcutta, 23; Bombay. ; Madras, 21!.
Paris, ‘2‘); Geneva. 16; 2|.
Amsterdam. The
.i
20
llriisscls,
_llotterdaui. ll}:
7— Hague, 19: Copenhagen. ‘30; Stockholm.
17;('hristi:inia, l‘J; St. l‘ctcrsliirg. 3'3
a.) .
‘.~
\
'51"
An ' intercst‘ng calculation has been
made by the New York Times, showing
how the steady and rapid payment of the
public debt incurred in the (‘ivll “'ar,
7 combined with the reduction of the in-
terest rate and the increase of the popu-
lation of the country, has fllYl‘thd the
debt burden borne. by our people per
ciipita.
$73323 per capita Last year it amounted
to only $24.14. In 1867mm: per capita
portion of the annual interest charge
was $4.2). Last year it was but eighty-
three cents. The ratio of the principal
is now but twodhirds what. it then was;
that of the annual interest is but a'little
more than one-fifth. V
A gentleman who was for a long time
»
In 1863 the debt amounted to l
" ,..
*.$,.‘_ ,..~
llllKEli AGAIN.
Sections of the South 'nisturimi
by an Earthquake.
Two Distinct
port, Conn.
Charleston was awakened from a sense of
security and returning hope and eonliden e
by a shock on the 21st. which was the most.
Violent. certainly since the commencement of
her troubles The shock occurred at 3:13 A.
11., an hour at which very few people were
out of their beds. and it was followed by a
stampede into the streets by many frightened
persons.
The shock was very distinct and compara-
tively violent. Opinions differ asm whether
a resident of Lima. Peru. said, while.
Speaking on the subject of earthquakes: !
“In Lima there is a constant shaking of i
The houses are uniformly l
The first story is l
l
the ground.
tlireestor‘cs in height.
.of brick or stone, ill" walls being' fully ,
three feet thick. Tll.‘ upper two stories
are made of bamboo lashed together. It 1
takes a pretty severe earthquake to de-
The
stroy one of . thc~c buildings. pc~ ;
. (‘ti.ill_\'.
'cver
, u 1 - . l
Ilius’ far his eoalnhi i has no.
i“
.» at once into
3 month» cizdurid the miseries
l: .
. .7 . - . v’ ll.
rcsciiibies lll tact :i boat. is sharp at tlii\
[lit _
. “This >lll|_lt'i‘l is now lit-in
‘ l
; dvivcs from (‘lii i: i. .1: ii n ‘ . . , .
l \ l. l " l “:1 1 ”2‘" "‘1‘"; iiiiportaucc ot the new method of .in
.l'l ‘12: Inn 1‘ i ‘l ": ‘;s':' - ~-
1‘ ‘ u n i l l ‘r ‘ i H ‘H k l l ; (‘l‘(‘:l$lll: durability.
{ and forty _\'i-.irs old. it is lll'll\lll_'_: t‘cait‘ul
l pgrtanea: The cost of replacing decayed ;
l
To a reporter of the llcno Gib '
,cular thing about :i slt:‘.kc is that the tits: Q
time you get one you are apt to take it .
The ne\t tinicyou ale afraidqlud ,
:it'tcr tli~it you are (lilliorillilcd. i
Earthquakes are something that no man '
l can l-i‘eonii- accustomed to. , lrn countries
I Where thev lll‘t"!|l‘\‘\‘;lls‘lll the pe iplc rush '
, .
the middle. of the strict,
, which is always the safest pla c.“
_—_—._
;\ woman tells the st. Louis (“I-’i-i
1’: "it“.
the cvpi riiiicut knows how delightful it
E llav.
S 'lllt‘
vi.‘ that no one who has not tried
is to live constantly on the rivcr.’
in: sold for
illl‘l-lI’llllll
to life on show. She lizis to pay [cut and
tilxcs. and is bothered about wzit r. She
is having a new boat. bni't. and her plan .
llcr boat, she has
and b-t her cow and chickens grii/c on
They cost iii-x1 to nothing. and n\
ca~i cit-littl eithir l't'l‘ll
“\Vlicn I want :i t‘ll.’lll"i'.-; she s:i_\s, “I
engage a littl: hip and :o diun the
river, and l have “mki-d up a little
llltlll Ur Ille‘S.
E trade at every town on the rout ‘. indiii:
‘ at New (li'leiiiis.
Give me rchi lilc.witli
’ all its t‘reedoiii and L‘.isi‘_ and when l div
there is no buiizil pl ice I sliouid llkv‘ bci l
: tcr than what the dear old .‘lissisiippii
. can afford. ‘
Such is on-‘ view of life.
;\ NOW \‘t‘l’lx lt‘lh't‘ X|l tlls‘ Try 1. r‘
has this to \It) ionicruiii: ra'lway tits ~
' i’. n it) wan
Cir ll - licdlii‘d
2
sirlct. and a \cry man
made the remark to inc. \\i- li;i\c yet 1.
learn tli > full ltl‘l of railway repair. for
past is really only c\pi-iiuiciil;il.
>llxll as Jay tlould and
llusscll Sage :iic ii in considi-riiig thi
lli-ii. c. llli’ll
It is out ilml llzi ?
. . i pris-ciit animal coiisiimpiioii of railroad
this year. ac Ul'llill': lllllll' .lapin I, 1:: "4'.-
tics is Natl HUM-l, and us the lives i'.ll
for this pzirpnsc must be l‘l‘!\\tt'!l thirty ‘
havoc :lllli'll;f the best pail of our forests.
'rllt‘ American l’orcstr‘v t‘oiigross i:
urging the plantingr i-l trees and th1
better tll‘t' of the forests, but it will
present pllnting availab‘c. and during
is inevitable. llail'_ ‘3' lies, indcul,oiily '
last :.1 best oucfoni‘tli the time ruiuircd
to grow them. and for this reason lllt.
iie\\'ly~invcnted method of treating them
for increased (lflrability is of great im~
l
tits in this Country ‘1‘“. year was $::o,- .
tilllltfiiélt, and thezagcnts tin this city) ol
Southern and Western lumbermeii will
Soon expect a large advance. Hence the
subject is becoming one of great imporb I.
mice in railway circles.
n
t
t
" — ”‘i ' l
The llric-a-llrae t‘raze. ‘
One of the men who made a fortune "
out of the era c tli it developed a few“.
years ago for old china bric~a brac gener—
ally of age and ugliness tells me that
trade in his line has been sadly dull all
this year. This man :it one time cm- i
ployed an army of act nts. whom he sent .
bi‘oalcisl iiato New England, tli ough;
the Stateol' Pennsylvanian id down .‘Ulllll :
to gather up everything of the relic Sort.
and ship it hercf lle also.l believe. -.
started a factory up in t‘ouneetieut to
iiiaiiuhu‘turc ancient furniture. chairs
that George Washington sat in and the "
’ \h‘lt‘k.
‘ were le\ele i.
it was accompanied by the usunldetonatious.
but of its violcu 1» there can beno doubt. A
large brick structure in which a newspaper
I orrcspondent, was sleeping first tpiivere l
for'tliroo or four seconds: then i‘uiiiu a vio»
lent shaking which lasted live or six seconds,
and during which thcliouseappeared t. » rock
to and in». No damage appeals to have b ~cii
i done beyond the shaking down of what littl ~
' plastering is left in the iiitcrioi‘ of the houses.
The shonk aroused nearly c\crybo ly in the
city. and the streets it etc coiise {lla‘lllly astir
at a mu 'h oarlicr hour than usual.
“'itli'n the past Week coiisidcinble prog.
riss had lwiriiindc lll i‘c‘iioving lll'.‘ iiiauv
tonsuf di-bl'tstliul ha-l blocked up tho s‘ -»
walks. and p dcsti‘iaih had \c ‘v generally
resumed the use of the sidewalks. which had
l- ‘0!) dis 'nt‘dc‘l a!t.-r the. lattil silo ‘k on tli -
:Ilst. llllt'Ofllll‘ cll‘c ts ot‘ llih lnttcr dis
turbnnca was to drni- p.~oplc again to the
iiiiditl- of the l‘o'ultHQs. and very low
were 50‘!) “alkiii; i ii thi- sidcwalks. Tun
c‘l‘i‘i't “3' very Ill‘]‘l't‘.\\lll_‘:, and the iiiosl
gloomy iititii ipatwiis pl‘cvnllc l. l‘coplc
had ln"‘ll gradually induce l to iiiaiidoii tli ‘ll‘
tents an! to l‘t‘lill‘ll to their llst's‘,
\\':l,\ i-\ rrv“ here u growuig 1': Sin;
1 II l‘iltlll»
' tlt‘ll e and ho; c that the \\‘ :‘st was mct'.
Ficus are expressed tli-it tlic “oi-st is not 3.. t .-
011T. .
l iii-re \vcic :Ilsltflll‘t‘ - shorks' a! Soiizci‘v ille.
S. 1‘. The sl‘o -k :i! 17- was l’cit gciiciiiil}
llioiigliout llic Stat»
.\ l'oliitii S t‘. dispnl ll of tin- 'Jls'
snvs: 'lli - t .'s: sli . 'l. of it tli piaki- oi any
.wiise in. H- e that has to -n tell I" l‘ol..iiit .1
Jr ~i.1c1i daysuioiisi-t the ...-ppm; lullab-
Hints at '- l: s. \t The slio k lasted about
t\\ciit\' «5 buds. and “as .‘l ‘u-ziii-zuiii-d
loud . tiling sum-d Many per.
tli‘lllutn Indira \n-
and startclt . iuii tsozii tlii-.rhoi;sc. in their
night Illilll"\
riii li:|\\\5l \-\ 6r tlii- city sli irtly lcfun- up.
Ill-spiti‘his from
that tiu- sh wk was \crvwcxci'e there Illls
iiioruin; l ciiig fully as It any as any suici-
(ht-3.“ of \iigust.
till‘
s.
‘ 1 iilav trout l liiirlinton I.» rent a bolus for ,
llc KlX‘ that the women wore 2
kn f;l:tlil\‘
greatly a :ii-iiiel by the shock this morning.
and that he cannot keep his family here any
lunger. llo proliits that it llll‘\‘\|lllll|i|lll n
in the i'm‘tli \ tllllllllu‘s iiiiich longer the minds
ii" many women will be wrc km].
5.4.. mi. done in Soziierville cx opt to an
:1“ slzol i r crac‘msl l‘lllbllllg‘. Sonic sIIIllu\a
who had rcl‘iii’iii-d In their ll~‘lllt‘~
lcnviu;
.\':i\iiiiuiih. Ila. also cvls-i‘ii-niwl another
\ory distinct earth tuakc sh i *k at l 7-3 A. \l.
'I‘lIHW‘lltTJ‘IIlHII lasted several si- winds. cniisii i‘
cut“ root's. windows. ct to rattle. Haiti—
. ili‘i-dsof people were :u‘ulu‘lid. and ‘llldll" !
new 1- id!) trellis-lied. tlio.i;h there was lb!
general alarzii
'l‘wo distlii-t sho ks of earthquake “i-ic
felt. about ti.” on the same morning at
llridg-pi-it. t‘uuii. llcsidcuts of Noitli
\\'n.<hiii.:tnti avenue. on the o itskitts of lllt'
city. lll‘:\l\l tho Juriiii; sound. and their i~\ l-
.luiico is coriolmtiitcd by ll‘lllH' i tliers \\ Iin
guy pictures and gas chandeliers swuv to
and lro :it tliiI same hour It “as \ i cach-
2n the day that fr“ icoi-lo were st:r:'iu_.:.
and cotisi-piiutl) there “as not 11 :v‘netal
knowledge of tli» trivia-:2 'l‘tic s-~ii~:it~on w
lpit‘rllh‘sl us pi'oi iscl)‘ that id loo _\r:ivs ago,
when the tumour was much greater There
was an lull-mill of one minute l-clwcaii the
two shocks.
DEADLY TQRNADOBS.
Parts of Four Slates Swept by Furl-
"11“ \\'in|l§
Dispatches from va‘ious p tints iii the “'est
give l‘:|l'll-'lll:ll‘< of a dusti‘ii ‘l ive storm which
The .
llll‘x‘ ~tioiis. but from >
has \ piled sexctal States in the West.
\\ iri-s w ere down in n‘l
ropwi‘i. rescued it \\::s li-‘ii'ir d that torua»
docs have wre ~l.cd a half dozen towns in ll-
lino sand as many more in Indiana
A spe in] from in liiiiiapolls says that a
terrilie wind and rain storm passed over that
. city (l iring the afternwoii. and proved disa+
trons west of In liaiiapolis and throughout a
large swtion of llliu ‘is. The town of Monto-
'Illlitfl‘ Ill. is reported to have been partially
destroyed.
A spa-inl from Michigan city says: "A
severe rain and wind storm swept over tli-P
lake and city this morning. After a stead v
downpour for several hours the wind at 10
o‘clock attained the \eloaty of a tornado.
Largo trees. sheds. otilhonsus and lumber piles
The Wind eapsi at a small
fishing simple which was four miles out on
the hike. and its oc_ 'upniits, Christopher
Killll‘ltll and Fred Adlitx. had a narrow es-
cape fro ii drowniiiz. Alter cliii in: l-\ tho
bottom of their boat for three outs. they
were rescued by a tug. The storm p‘nyi-d
ll‘\\'0.‘ with the telegraph and telephone
lines. cutting off no ll‘i)’ all couimuiiica»
tion.“
A Shelbyville (ill.\ spe>ial says: “A tori
rific wind storm pissed over this city at
about i‘ll o'clock this morning. Half the
tin root‘ on Ti:o:iias )1. Thornton‘s residon ‘e
was blown oil". part. of it. lien; carried .310
feet. 1. ll. S'i-p'ieuson‘s barn was deniob
ished and a line team of horses killed. Three
' or fun- buggie; were blown otl‘ the bridge
. approach just east ofEtlie city, some of the
i oeciipaiitsre ‘rinllg serious injuriesThrough-
Shocks Felt at Bridge-
Tliivit‘ .
b\ a ,
. l
- i\|ll\ltlt‘5:ll'l)' :i.:irnii-d .
.\ hiai v wind and thunder ?
i\' dun: \ llil‘ slut“ '
.»\ gl‘lllli‘lll‘lll 1111"" here '
No dam» ;
are again ,
~.t
NEWS SUMMARY
Eastern and Bllddle States.
Tm: number of deaths resulting from the
railroad collision near Silver Creek, N. Y..
had been swelled by the 16th to nineteen.
'l‘liiv Pennsylvania Greenland: Convention
at. Harrisburg nominated a full ticket.
headed by Robert .1. Houston for Governor.
and adopted a platform in accordance with
the vieWs of the party. ,
llox. (‘iunuts IL Brexaurw, former
l‘mted States Senator, has been nominated
for Congress by the Democrats of the
Eleventh Pennsylvania district. ‘
'HAR'I'i-‘omi, FUNK" has just been dedicat—
ing a handsome br0\\‘!l‘StOnG memorial arch
in honor of its dead soldiers. There was a
parade of 10.000 soldiers. and some specta-
tors were present. General Huwlcy delivered
the oration. The arch cost $00,100. is fort ys
live feet above the roadway. and has two
towers 10‘.) feet. high.
“'iualul H. llvnm-zu. of Brooklyn. came
home the other evening only to llnd his wife
dead. hanging from a hook inthe bathroom,
and his little daughter drowned in the bath»
tub. Mrs. llnbbcll had committed the act
while sull‘ering from emotional insanity.
“'iuuul H. Human, the enshii-r of the
l-‘iist National l-‘nnk. Portland. .\Io . is an-
nounced to be a dciaulter to thsextoiit of
$‘7JFM. Mr. Gould “'11: a lea-ling citizen of
l'orllan-l. Me . and isn sm-iirlaw of Sin)
ltow. the hotel temperance ndvm‘atc. lligh
living is g‘n en a. the cuuse of h.s downfall.
Soul 1: null “‘i‘sn
THE “‘is‘on-in Demo nits have nomi
l‘lll-‘l‘. tog-alter v. itli it still ll «Let. The plat
l . v
piiii. \\ is.. sirii - . 312‘. hot: v) and two little
ll-i‘dtl’ll t‘ nut; Bank at
Mix, liris susp l
l-‘ili- li-is do.
i llnsziioss portion of luau-kiwi, 1 unit. i-ii'isln;
i an \‘sllill ilcl t it -
SLioiIr "a"!!! pdl‘m‘ sli win \v f It on llzn
l lilli :it l'iiiinl . iiii :nid S.tii-i‘..l.i-. S t‘
g .-\t ('liail stun tiiv- l'lllli‘l;=.‘ll work at pres 11!
E Is rc. airing the I‘iiiiis:lii-l relu-i in; tli ‘ iicc ly.
i girls iiaiiicl llelhi‘uol; :iiil Join-s Lilli"; :i'l
. tlirc '.
l Ti: ‘ liiasgiiwv
l
l
...: s;.n_»ii._
l.ii.u i \l\-. la~ dc tr -~.'.~l the largest s.iw~
’ mill iii the countrv. silii-itisl :it Chippewa
l Falls. \\'is. Lit“. s“ up."
i lili\F.lt.\l. \\‘. T. Stlb.li\l§\ was re-clwtisl
l‘roszilciit if the S N‘l"i\ of the .-\llll)'i {the ‘
Tr‘llllt‘fis" lit the annual tllta‘lll1;.ll~l~l 1:1 .
liu‘k lsliuid, lli.
llu \t .\' t‘i- , \‘ll“l0\‘\l” I‘Efllllj‘ri of San
; Fran is. u, have {it 1.. l l-xz‘ fllvt'll $l.t‘t".ilk'.
Mirna l‘ol tin-mu. i-f I‘liarlmton. has
ii<llnhlfl prsw‘lritiialiilil rw‘qlis'sllJ: iilI-rc lllIl
; for the ~utlerers lll thrit int. ‘
the rv’ivf fund :uuuaini-sl in s LAIJIDH
. [h lint .\R.s bioLo into tli - boasts of John
- Scliirivk, ii ‘ildlI‘Y. lll . killed an i rvlil cl
him and tin-n “t tire to the din-Iluig. “lih‘ll
; wa. totii ly Kl!‘.\lT-‘\l‘tl,
l
i Tllut‘t‘ car. cnfc ‘s :it work on a building !
in llernioui. lll , were slrii k by lightning
, and tw - fatally ltl‘llrt‘l
minim lai’ly llllus, as ilir wtol by the Ft.“
l \eiition.
lII-‘L .lltssi l" am. a colored i n-avlwr. “as
; hango l. a {co \ll}§ \lll‘W‘, at Butler. t-‘ii.. for
3 wife niur in".
Tulibzi: l-rotln»:sna*n-~d Morgan. aged ‘Jl.
‘31. and l\ were d: on iii-l \\ lulu’ Luthiii; neiu
('liatriiiio ~v.;:i. 'l‘ciiii.
’sixnvl u tli i'l:l‘ll s and saint. lll~ twi
. brothers trii-l t - tt‘x ll" him. “llt‘ll all thru-
‘ went down.
E .\ s14 r .l‘ sli ~--Z. of earth piako v sitisl
. :s‘.i:i..-r..} -. .\' s’ on the 2"th t‘hnrlos»
toii \\. Hi" s 'lllI‘\\'.l;ti sliaki-zi on the pro
: \‘iu::s ii.-
‘ ‘B‘t'li It 1‘ \‘s‘l‘llll‘ \\'a\ |'\‘ll‘lll 'll‘sl
. on tho 1"th anion; ill" ruins of t‘lirirleslon.
l‘i it'll-MN?! \to\t\ ls ragui: near (‘lii~
ragogiiil tilt 'cut'l ~ \slii li lulu-banner] used
7 to the ili-~ . ~- lirui- l-ccii plan.-lunderipznrun-
{ tine.
\Vnsliinrt on.
. THY Actin; Score-tin“ of the Tia-usury llfln‘
)ust :ss i- d the l4‘_‘d «all for the rcitc'iipttou
lrl lniids 'l‘lic lull is 'ov $l3.“"|.li'0 of the
three per 1‘,‘lll. loan of l\\‘.‘. iriucipal and
interest to be paid on U ‘luln-l‘ l'itli next.
.\
st lli'lllt‘lll t itlm ctl'c ‘t t}
-I|lll;: will go to Alistrii
Sivrctary Mail
:is llllli‘l State's
nr_\ lit-pariah iit.
Foreign.
Truuvv has ordurol the establishment of
a quarantine .‘|‘,:.‘|‘llsl’ :i'l ii"ri\a‘is from ports
on tli.I l‘amibe. bocuns- of the existence of
cholera in tin la-l‘cstti llimgarv.
Tut: German liciclistnz is agiin in sexsion.
AslATlc i holera is spreading in Italy.
Cuba.
VTHE Duo Decazos. a pmziiiiieiit French
diplomat, Ls dead.
Enricaou \\'ii.i.iA\i. of Germany, had a
severe chill on the titli, and was reimrtoxl in
a very feeble con litiozi.
Axo‘rllitn riot. started by a brawl between
two drunken incu. has resulted in bloodshed
in Belfast. The poll ‘0 tired into the crowd.
woundinz about twenty persons.
THE NATIONAL GAME.
‘
Or the Postal tcaui. “old than" Sutton
was the first to make too be...- hits.
of the League batting let.
THE l’ittsluirgs are playing a verv strong
game, both at the bat and in the field.
League is made of satin and is valued at- $100.
'1 0 call l'mpire halt a robber cost t‘aruth-
ms, of the St. Louis American Association
ClJb. $20.
It is stated on good authority that Atlanta
will be ruled out of th.‘ Southern League
ltn'cl licni-ral ilillu-rt A “duo iward for llov- ‘
loi‘lii praises t‘lcvi-luiui s niliiiiiiist ration and .
calls to: tli - i-i-gnlntzoii of the li‘iu -r inwsmid
tlii'itl‘ 1‘. do ll-‘El ‘ to n :t“~t‘:ll:t‘ basis.“
A 1!: \IV uh: e wroshi; :l lll'lll : ~ at “'aa- _
r on! t'io _:r»n‘ ~r pl" of tli"
l p in the i‘ll);
i 'l‘ur: .‘xiitmnal l‘.\o 'llllVl' t‘omuiilt w- of .
, lll" .~\_ut snlo u l‘ oil-runs :1! ii nix-cling
- lull in throat! o-i- ill-i in work strl ll_v
Tm- yuuii;csi on- was '
lE.\l\l.\u \Yasliiiutnn pain-r prints a *
.\Iii.is‘.c". itistca-l of l‘I"lll‘lll2l-{ to tli! 'l‘roas ’
' I
live" damage has been doll" by llools in g p .
*0! cases before the l'uited States Supreme
THE Chl‘llplt‘u<lll}1 pennant of the Eastern ’
' fl sidewall- -_
El Coyote. a Notorious Outlaw,
Surprised While Asleep.
Killed With Eight Followers by
Mexican Troops
A special dispatch from Ianipasas, Mexico,
details the killing of “El Qiyote,“ the notori-
ous Mexican bandit chief. Captain awe
Maria Herrera and seventy men of the
E T entli Mexican Cavalry surrounded the out-
law and thirty of his band at 3 r. in, while
thiy were enjoying an afternoon nap at the
Saiito Domingo ranch. The horses were
staked out, guns stacked, and the bandits
had their shoes ofl', when the soldiers
quietly approached with drawn swords
and began the Work of ' extermination.
The bandits were taken completely by
' surprise. but they mad ~ a desperate li-iiibto-
ban 1 tight. and twenty of thorn fought their
were kill-.d and three \voiiidc l. Amongr the
killetl are Colonel Juan Rodriguez. Martinez,
better kn iwii in El (‘uyote Captain Manner
Perez \‘cln and Lieutenant l'anlino L‘lia' err.
The tr~ ops lost one kille l and one wounded.
1 They I upturisl fifteen horses. «it‘Yt‘utl‘Oll sail-
! dies and twenty \ arbines. Captain Herrera
washcartily Isiiigrntulatel from all mini tu‘s
for the splendut results of his expedition.
It is a matter of genernl'sur irise that the
wily Coyote. who has so long In a terror
on the border. should have been caught nap—
5 ping.
slutubcring bandits Ei Coyote was the first
; to awake, Ib- fought. lik - a dcinou and
tried to i'n‘ly his men. but his great power
(in! his licrsuli-zui (or u w-Aut down pe‘ced
by a dvvcn siilucrs n'iu-l the evultant ye‘ls of
the victorious ti'iv ‘l’i‘ri The 1: files
of tli ‘ eight: ls‘liidits \“n'l‘8 liiii‘ii-d
wlieri~ they fell. Tli~~ death .
of El Coyote ca'isel intense evintciiio-iit
eiit hour: of his family He had .tii iiiv
fricn ls at l.‘\lll,‘:l\‘l\, who claim that h- pos-
SG\~'t1l manv :u'yl pialit cs However. there
is a Lt‘llcl‘al (mum; of relic“. as it i~ l
that his death And the 11‘ -cnt
Mnui'i -;o Cruz “‘1” bring “in wit a state of
pi ncoon the border thit will not b~ dis-
' turbcl for some time t Home.
A later Illsl'fli h, rc~‘~‘i\\sl at Pietra. No-
grns, Merit o, fil\(‘V2\ di'l'ercnt accounnif tho
.iiinnner iii which El Coyote. the revolution~ i
nryVli-avlcr. and a p when of his band met
their dwtt‘as. The d.s‘pat 'b NIVS that l-Zl
Coyote and seven of his followers were ca;-
l tans] at Monti-ivy and were shot by order of
General llt‘yt‘s.
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lanai: NEWS:
I Sauvu. G. szuaxu. ex-Treasnrern.’ the
Lowell ..‘lll\\i lilca-‘hery. t-leids guilty to
the company‘s funds.
t'rrlrui. figures ghc the following vote
for Govern r in Maine- liodweil. (NS
1 Edwards. :k-l,‘..‘:; (‘lnrk ‘l'rllhll‘lllillllsl ,Zi.‘7‘.'.
Sovereign (-‘ratid bulge of lldd Frll--\\‘sl1!\S
just been held in Bod-iii. A report stafel
that the Hrdcr iiuinbeiol 317,11” mead-N's,
5‘ Kraud lodges. H grand en aiiipzticiits. 733.2(-
i lulgcs and 1.1%: cu n'iipiiients with a total i
revenue in l\~.'i of $.'i.:iu.l_i‘is\7?.
. Tu}: Philadelphia t‘o union l‘ouncil. by a
Vote of 42' yous to 3‘ Days, has impcachvsl
Mayor Smith “for tiiisdeiiiivaiior and malad-
ministration in other "
THREE men were rowiiisl by the caps:,-
in; of a n-wboat
N. Y. -
Till: (hand l-Iiivauipiimnt of Knights Tetii-
plar of the country has be ‘11 in session :it St
1‘ ntniiiatidcri s from all parts of the
i‘nintry attended, atil there was a week’
‘ l\‘_(\‘:lnll_\', fi-sliVita-s anl business dis-m.-
sinus
MARTIV Iiioxs. ili-- lea‘iero.’ Ill-3 Kn‘nits
.if Lulu r strike on th-- Miss uiri l‘a ‘Ill ‘
, road last spring. h is been arri-szol in Kniivis
City and taken to St. Louis on the charge of
complicity in tapping the prhalc telegraph
on l he lake
ldillix
linil-
residrn ‘c.
'lti'uis‘i: the past li\ e m \ntlis bet ween
s-ita, llu’ ot i.:it‘d Montana l-y electricity and
tornadoes
town of (‘ouncil Grove. Kan-as. Th . est3~
mated total damage is 31‘0, 0 L
Mi'cu Ilfllllfllt‘ to shippin: has been done
3 by a heavy mile on Lake Mi 'higan.
THERE is a large increase in the numb-r
: Court.
Till: new onealollnr silver certificates are .
‘ mady for public distribution: thetwinlollar.
Certificate. will be ready in a short time.
, llizi'Eirrs of the Patent Uttice during the
1‘ past tis all year were $1,: “.167, 8:25 expendi-
‘ tures Sthl‘lxsttt.
l Fliniisiticx S ‘H\\’ATK.\, of the Tim as ex-
i ploringr evpcdition to Alaskin writes that he
l and his party have evplomd Icy Bay and
i the country about its shores; have discovered
‘ an l named one large ri\ er, three glaciers.
= one take. and a range of lofty hills, and have 3
Axsox, of the t‘hwagos. is still at the head .
climbed Mt. St; Elias t.\ a point 7,2“! feet
above the l wel of pertwtttal snow.
THE American ya ‘ht Mayflower again do-
feated the Bsitisli yacht Galatea. in the re-
i gatta at Newport. R. l.
Tlu: New York city l‘robibiti mists have
nominated can li-lat -s for the Mnyoralty
and other to -al utlicca
Tilt-2 New York D.‘lll.)t‘mli\‘ State Commit—
m Hg, anal Convention of Antl-
. The issue is as grave as any that the Repub-
: resolved itself into the question whether
way through the ranks of the 1‘.er Eight :
“hen the troops clusel in on the .
3 rcprcs ‘utatn es
1 scmbled. do do larens follows:
in ‘
New Lil-“lo. his toriiier llUlll“ and the pres ,
i-vi-l
dcieut of _
. whether it shall be pt'oliibilcl by t
. .siun of constitutional niiieziihiieJLs. au-l.until
the charge of harm: PIMlK’kllt‘l illituklof l
m...
Tin: sixty eighth annual coiivciiti in of tho
l (‘\'l' )’
f such laws as sh
7 [on lung of such ctl’eus to our i hildn-n.
: l‘hghlll —\\'e denial) I that the Republican 1
at. (a mind .n. ,
rcsu-ltitmn on the r:round :tliat it re iigii
t was litinfilv ,
. . . . . . .
wires running into \ b‘\‘ l‘rosidvut llouos I
coo >
. . ,
and lit-1 [\ct'sntt : ll.'I\t' bi- -n killed in Minn»L '
Fun: has dostroyul a large portion of tho .
PPOSBD TO SALOON$
Sn n Republicans.
The fine Nation Convention of the anti—
mloou ltepuhlii ans on its m . ion in the
Madison Street. Theatre, (11301130. on the
“Rb. There were about : t‘lcgahes on the
floor. Henry \V. Blair. of New Fafiiii‘sfiifia.‘
taking the chair as temporary Chairman,
said: ,
“I“; an) here for the destruction of the
rum traflic throughout this country and
throughout the world. I think I speak the
sentiment. of the convention when I say that
Is between free rum and low license. we are
in favor of high license; that. is ' betwi en
high license and prohibition, we are in favor
of rohibition.“
lux~$onatsxr William \Yindom.on taking the
Chair as. Permanent Chairman. said:
“\\‘e are here unded' the call of true and
loyal Republicans deszring. through that.
arty. to a-‘coniplish what: we believe will
agmt goal for the Arnerivau people.
Iiians ever had to meet in the past... It re
the saloon was to dominate the politics
of the nation. “'0 do not. mean to
' dictate to the Republi: an party ; we
1 am here simply for consultation. “'c
mcct t) encourage it. to take hillof this
nuwtion. which it. will surely have t .- do,an~l
tli-I svoiier the better. It the Republican
' party would declare for high license, local
option. and recognize the right of the people
to vote on thoipicstion directly when they
wished to cdo so. all lovers of temperamu
should follow that lead.“
made by anumber of delegates on the gen-
eral temperance imues in the several States.
.The Committee on Resolutions reported as
follows :
The Anti-SI .-on llepul Ileana by their
in natmnnl “inference as-
Fiist- That. the li pior traffic. as it exists-
t. Hlay in the biz tel States. is th-- en-niy of
society. :1 frit.tt'ul source Ht corrutti n in
polili's‘. the any of lllllll“ll_\'. a sh -ol of
1 nine. and. with its anon-d l‘ur!\_i§t“ of
s eking 1 . corrupt' c ultra! clccuuus and
legislat on. is a menu 1- ta ll!" pill-lie \\'o-l{a."c
and dce-ric. the ('Jllil ~nin:ition of all go-d
incn.
Sis-i n! 7 That we do la—i- war against the
saloon and lzold it tw'lv: tlios iprcuic dutyof
(Luk‘l‘llillt‘lll to a lopt sii ’ll iizcudln-s as shall -
rt‘sll’lx‘l it and control its lll!lll0!lt‘~'. and i‘.‘
the earl est p.issibl - iiiozxiezit t‘KIlu;lll>ll it 3‘-
t. gether. .
Think-“’1‘ leiievc the National Govern
ment should aliailntely prohibit the limziir
facturi- uul sub- of iiit»-xi~atili; li piors in lllk
llerivt of t'olnlnloa an i in all th- Terrill»
r.cs of the l'iiitul States
Fourt h—\\'c lcl:e\i.- the luv-st practical
method of dealing “'2”! the li [nor Il‘a'liu‘ in
the sn-vci'al Siutcs Is to let the Pf . do dc ‘idc
lie snbmis
su 'h aiiii-iidtni-iils {171‘ a loptc l. by the pas
. sage of l val opt on laws
Hilly—Th it inzisiu-zt-h as the axiom busi-
uexs creates a sj-i- :ni burlci of L‘lxalln'l
upon the people to support courts. ,‘nils. and
almshonses !ht‘fi'!\ll‘t‘ a large animal tax
. should be lcx'ic-l llz-nll the \ulv-ons so ion; as i
they PULLZHHQ‘ to rust. and that they should ‘
be lllflllt‘ f‘cs‘pultsllllJ tor all ] ulblli‘ and pri~ ' uh, purses won l-Y his 110.“ on the turf.
\‘ntc zirui'v rcs ilutig from the traffic.
Sixth
f- r 1 ie restriction or suppi onion. ftlie liquor
truth 2
ial (diets of int iri-ants in o ir public
schools. and limit we earnestly rccommenl [C
.‘mtc Li 'lslatiiri- the ona'tmcnt of
l provide for Ill" thorough
arty . to \\ llll‘h “c 1- long. and whosr wvl-
are we ch wish. shall take a tiriu and tli-cutest
stand. as thr- friend ol the honii- and the enemy
of ill" saloon, in hum of this policy and :
- these insnsnnbs.
“e ltlelg‘ ourselves to do
our ulni ist to cause the party to take such a
Luau l. and w.- call iigsui all lt‘lul‘l'mlh'e men
and all friends of humanity. of \\‘lln[t‘\ er
party or name, to join with usdn securing:
‘lll‘fit‘ obj-1s and iii support of the Republi-
can party so far as it shall adopt them.
S into oppositi n was prox oimd by the fifth
‘ l
taxation ot‘ the li pit-r iiilc-w-st.
adopted. and the [\‘S rlutious wrre adopt ~d ..s
a \\ hole with only three dissenting votes
Th.V follow in; National l' \‘iitintti e was an
K)il:l ~d. some existing \ncair ics to b.- till-.sl
t‘l‘rtlflez‘:
Maine. Senat-r “’illiam I'.
.‘Itls‘l‘u ibsits.
nimit. tiisrgi- .\. l‘rowin ,
nil. lls‘llr\
Colonel l‘l. ll Haskell; llli slc
.—
B. Met all: New York. licucl'al 'l‘ii nuns W'. i
ll. K. Car- .
roll; Pinnsyhania. the Hon. \V. \V. Braiil; :
: Iowa. Hiram l'il -e: Minncs'ta.
Conway; New .lcrsev. the Rev.
B. Nettleton;
t‘imichk; Wisconsin. E. l'. “’hoelcr: Knn~
885.
James; Georgia, the lion. Alive-1 1-2. Buck.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
AN Assassms BoiLBr.
The Prime Minister of Ronmanin
shot at in Bucharest.
31. Bratiano. Roumanian Prime Minister,
was shot at the other eveningfin Bucharest
by an Assumin. M. Bratiano perceived the
nian‘s intention in time to spring out of the '
path of his aim. The bullet struck R. Robes ‘u. :
a member of the Chamber of Deputies. and
wounded hinL The assassin was arrest at
and locked up. Me i onfi-ssed that for politi—
cal reasons he iiitendcl to kill 31’. Bratiano.
The weapon usc l w as a pistol.
The attempt to assassinate M. B: ntiano pro-
duced great excitement am. in: the p-ople.
A cmwd surroundel the building o‘cupied .
' ered the best. soubrette on the Berlin stage.
b)" the only newspaper in Bu‘harest
which has b‘cn oppxsin; the l‘rmie ,
Minister. bin-nod the editor for iu- :
limiting the hostile feeling against hint.
and smashed all the furnit re and fittings be-
longing to the con ~crn. savagely attacked
and wounded two members of the stall. and »
were proceedin; to destroy the «Nice when
the police became masters of the situation
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. Philndcl; hut in
That the lie; iibiicaii party. “'her- i
3 ever and “hem-vi r in inner. will faithfully"
' eiifor~~c “hatsocvir . rlin'ipcrx statutes. or '
j constitutional :iziiczid-i eiits may be cnacE-d ‘
Frye: N. w '
Hampshire. Senator Henry “i. Ilfair; \‘i-r~ ;
(General A. .
llblllllflL evtioveruor \Vill=
CON STITlITION ' DAY.
Governors Inud -Ihaprcsentative§ of
Colonial States at Philadelphia.
Asa result of the movement. upon the part
of the Chief light-rates of the thirteen orig-
inal States, seven Govenors met. in l'hiladels
phi: on the 17th to arrange for a fitting ob-
”.rvance of the centennial nnnivemr‘ _v of
the promulgation of the Constitution of the
United States, on 3 September )7, H57. The
following Governors were present: l’alti-
son. of Pennsylvania: Lee, of Virginia;
HOS-l. 0! Min-E yland: Stocking of l‘olawm;
“’etmorc, of Rhodes Island; McDaniel. 0!
Georgia, and Sheppard. of South Camltna.
New York was reprca.‘ inted by Luau. -Gov.
JonesNew Jersey by a Committee of the sum
liegisluturcmnd \ '(bnn0.‘[lt‘llt Iiyertiov. lingo»
her, New Hampshire. Mason ‘husetts. and
North Carolina were not represented. At the
Continental Hotel Gov; Partisan ds‘llvfim‘l n
brief address of welcome. The party then
divided into pairs and marched down Chest-
nut. street to the old Suite House. .In the
room when: the Declaration of Independence
was signed. they stowd und--r a canopy of
red,Whlle and blue, and listened to an ad.
divs dwelt-one by layer-Smith.
During the sessun in Carpenter‘s Hall,
I where the lirst Colonial Congress met. reso-
. lutious were aloptcd that on [1 Nate and
Territory be invited to unite in imputation
for a national celebration to be held in
September of next year.
l'r.s.ilent l».- invited.
('O‘ll‘l.uui\’atc to (fun-
that the
fi initially
and
to
; grcss, at their next in ~etiuz. the I'm-t. that, his
.. . . l administration Closes the til-st
At the afternoon mm“ s;ee(he~ “ere . Constitutional timer-mummy au-l l'J urge
i-eu turg of
upon that body thspro rietyot taking meas-
. tires to render tli: (Ylt‘ ration worthy of an
occasion of such dignity and importanca
A msolution was passed mmesting that
delegates from the States and Territories be
sent. to Philadelphia on December“ next. to
organize a permanent organization, with
power t.) devise plans I i set-uri- a (e‘obmtion.
The business mes tin; of tli - GJvernors
was callel to order by Governor Patti on
and liovoznor lA-:_ot' Virgina was invited
to take the chair. It‘ll. rs were read from
the How-ruins of North Cn'uliiui. New
Hampshire. and Massa bus-cits iegr» ling
their mal-ihty to be DMZ“. and assuring
the Governors that they were in sympathy
With the movement.
-.\ pcrlimui n: or;anizntion was ail-”ted.
and the Governors ut‘ l'eiirisviyaiiua. llcia~
wani. ltho le Island. Mnrvlau i. an 1 Georgia
Were appointad a S“ unznittee to draft a l lan
for the u-li-brat: JD.
PROMINENT PEOPLE
Flutter: ALEVAXDERA if Bulgaria. received
$50,135“ for "sun; up his throne.
FunRRl-‘K IMH‘GLASS has exiled for
Europe “‘th his wife on a long trip.
THE Etnp-erorof Russia hxs sent M. Pass
tear the sum of. sun In for his bydroph-me
hospital.
“Tu: “'mruax is busy on a poem that
he - ails “Scrubs." an aged man's review 0. a
life nearly gone.
Smut-m. LELAS‘I" Srasronn. it is said
makes it a matter of pleasure to gH'" easy
Gallium military circles are already pre-
amp: to celebrate the Emperor‘s ninetieth
iirthdny anniversary. ( n March ‘32 next.
Mi“ lIARlLlET (:«mnwis. 8 also 0! Gen-
oral Stonewall Jackson. is a leading member
, of the Shaker Community at Alt're 1. Me.
N-Velllll~—Tllal we'approve the action of j
; L‘oiigrc s and of thon- Sm'es that have done
. so. in pravidin: for teaching the pli} si-log»
DEL J. l. lVGERs‘nLL. who hall’s-n nomi-
nated for Congress by the Phil: bLIionists of
“'isconszn, is a brother of Colonel “B tli.“
l‘osruasrstu:rxxmu. Vitals is quoted as
gym; th it l're~id-.~n: Cievefand his pron»
be! to make a \ islt “'cst With him next
fall. 1
Miss CLEVELAND lms finally 0 ‘flS‘thé‘sl to
go to (‘liicrigw to iii 9. and is making me any
nuns t - lease h.»r house at Holland Patent,
N. ’Y.
Tin»: picture of th‘ lat—- \‘iwl‘residen:
Thomas \. Hzn tricks about; the new one-
dollar sil x or i-ci titivziti-s win 11 bani Just been
issiiisl. Mrs. Hendricks tli-.3111 llke the pol-
tral:
SEVA'ror. Joitx SHEEN \s's honwat Mans-
. field, Uhi-i. is 1.3"" feet above the sea level
—-tlin~ lirglies'. point in the State. and anally
on tl.e smile l-cl\\c in Lake Erie ad it...
Ohio liiver.
“Karin liii.i.v“ Suirii. t“‘lw‘t‘ Govern-r
o. \‘i n :i. Fri-ll ~-l his lll’;rl:.'!ll birthday
lzist wot-5.. lie is Sltll quit - a line. wliys~
mall)’ and lilt‘uitllis . at d daily walks to Var-
rcnli-n. \'a . :i distau c of nearly :1 mil-A.
t
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MUSIcAL AND DRAMATIC.
MIL anxmuznr will play but. fourteen
weeks in this country.
A comm! written by Lord Beaeonsfield is
- to be pn-duced soon at a London theatre.
Albert (irifliii; Illinois. Colonel \\'. A. .
Miss \‘lou‘r Causal-s brings over a
, chorus of forty people for her opera min-
i puny.
Tinnitus 150,000 persms engaged in one
. calamity or another in London theatres and
music halls.
MK lR\'l.\‘G and Miw Ellen Torry reap-
peared in the London Lyceum Theatre last.
night in “lam"
Muir. MINNIE Hun: has sung leading
parts in over forty operas and in three diz~
ferent languages.
Mixsin Fauna. having completed her
tour of lreland. has sailed tor Austin for a
nine months” engagement.
Miss MAIL" AVlIERqu is going to play
four nights in Dublin f- r the bench: at the
fund for the Charleston sutl‘erers.
MKS. Laxoriiv‘s costuxurs that she will
bring to this country were made after draw-
lugs furnished by “ The Lily " heLx’h‘.
Mammoisxur. ERDODY, who “accomm-
has committed suicide with a revel tor.
slur. Tamil-mu, the contralto singer. will
come!» this lountry soon with be: daughter
Antoinette and confluence in tour of sixty
concerts
ti'mxs‘rmx will personally eomluwt the
gfirst performures of his new >lxth Sym-
. . . . . . . . ' iv ‘ ._ .. ‘ . .- . i - hon in Lei ‘e which will take lace next.
, » mi. [1,. town shade ti. as were blown down min see u,- tel, .it a nieitin,s m harato .i, hardly do. idol and dispersed the mob. . . 5' P“ I l"
“”11“ 373 Hamburg. ‘38: llfi“‘d\‘". 931' like. 'l‘hi re was lots of mone)’ in the . and :‘S‘Il‘l‘ll‘li‘m‘ “"“l‘m'lml‘” . ' THE artendauco at the games at. Detroit i ‘9 hill“ “0 *‘«‘““‘ml““ thi:°t‘all. Chairman i Nextil‘mminli" l3r““"“‘“"l ““°"‘l’l“l at ‘ 0‘ ember. A
Breslau. till: llunich. 30: Vienna. .3.“ trade. It was itnp ssib'e to othr aliy~ : lltfi'lvzlcjizl‘illlfldittrlll; liilsimihkslhis: sift. has snowiiagmat falling otf since the club John ()‘Bril-u resigned his place at the heat : {Bl;l_lt‘:3"‘t‘05§‘:§fli8:2?”lfllg‘nilmnk‘glgath . _ ,
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Prague. a2; hida-l‘estli. 35; Tram-32:; ”“f‘h 0“ "“‘l d““'1 “I ”m “s“ “0‘ ...‘oiiiiug from the southwest. For fifteen “"‘l‘m‘m‘d 1’3"“, of thevomnutte. anti Unrlest. B. \\ alker mii‘iooi.“ up, pmmmi to Sam...” «1...; 1‘1"»: 1| urging,
Ron“. o4 . Turin “l . Venice ~; . . ('uiro . ‘llli‘ikiy, grabbed “l' h," ‘1“ “a,“ S apns- ‘ initiates the wind blew a hurricane, titling 5““ “‘3': .R‘tart ‘3 0““ Sutton, of. the R“? succeeds him. ‘ i the police attcni ital to take him to court, for , 35w you}; 37
' ‘ ‘ ‘ . ’ i ‘ ' - ‘ ‘.. ‘ ‘ ‘-tles. _\ot lll‘lt‘ll (apitul was needed at tho air with missiles. The storm was cons tons. and 5&3)“: 9t ‘1‘“? 'MG‘V‘Wf’hmu‘i 3‘“ FRANK “A”. of Contrsvillc. l‘eun., aged l nrmiglriient ant lynch him. The author~ 3 Beef rattlinzood tuprinielw 63,;‘3 FT ’ '
49; Alexandria. .ill: .\c\v \ork. ‘33:; the. gnu-L n was mg... to buv the con- 2 ‘h‘e‘l totlie‘i‘eutralportion of thei-ity. Many ‘hh‘uldfi‘ playeis‘in (Line S.\r\l_:3. ei mum died in “m villn'e store at that - itiesha.l,how..iver. taken all no csnry prey Calves. i-uui‘u to prime Yul: 5.5; it. s
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. , '- ‘ - l ’s ‘ S 1 “ ~ e‘ =51 The roo on the asoni‘ a was own 0 . trait. - - - . — ~ rge crowds of all chmcsof citizens. inr~ I’m.“ in: _ , . fi‘ "'
\‘o wonder the \ inches become in (‘0.lld have been bought up in Massa— and the water-ruined thettno frescoiiiz in the Deluxe. the six seasons Bronthefi‘ of the “‘33,: : f;‘;:::::°: “1.3%.. it am" ‘st 0‘ l'ymz torches end accompanied by military Flour—Ex. St.g:mdlohmy 3 30 (g 8 7|.)
‘ . ‘ l “ ' . cll‘l<(.t‘§ at anv farmhuus: for fin v cents lodge rooms 'lhe canvas of lung. Burke a“. Detroits, has been g League player, his res ‘ ~ ‘ i F» .. _ .58- bands, paraded th~- streets until midnight. “'est. good to choice 3 N) ( 5 (ll
ured to hardships. Among the tribe can‘t b . had nbw for t -n times thtit sum Gal‘s eiiviilslwas htlipvutdpwn, and the} 01.1.“ batsman has been “us“, “flap “is Maiden. Mu. charged with the hiding of J. choc-ml}; toll; ll: Riemann] The oppo iiion Wheat—S... 2, Rel, ..
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wrtli t littl to routine at the tum. of his The ownirs of the anctent. rilirty stuff (“slurs were in the dressing room halt nude. $.Y?il,,§fi;a£gs§$:;}ul 5.3.3 §;.,,;,;‘aud :13}; w;s';:;u“fm;‘l;:: dismal-iii"; {133‘ that unliss the lung s NIH): Ilisiliissttl Barn-y—i-‘fiupmwfii Sum“
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an! “Tr" upon ““4“ arpath. '1 he fluid says. has p actically brought business to efi:,‘;.“,,§‘,‘,‘.‘,}.“.,i"§ ..-o:,a‘.‘.l;ud Silk} x2e}:al: York Statfilud two from t‘aiia lian towns. coal burueis near Key “'est. Flt. and then A ROBERTS STING. gli'éil‘i-i. ii, “-9 “mung."
was born m the night. and the “9‘“ morn‘ a Stillld‘lll‘i for lh‘ re ‘5 no longer much i ities oceurn‘l. In Newport. \‘ermilliou 3‘s 1:?“ “9i““rkfibll‘ SWE‘R‘WI “l" “W“ fled H . ha-l quarreled with his victims lard—Cit; Quin: """"" ‘
'ing, ilasped in its mother‘s arms, was profit obtainable ab ivc thetlrst price that ‘ fi‘lllity.‘§ix or03gb;bélilg‘ifilgb‘lwemdest-Nyrtgi erglig‘gi‘gs’fifxglig‘: r;3:$;"‘ and in)“ MR. Panxmaxs lanl bill has been de- ,‘ Farmer Fnt'llly Injured “'hile Butter—Slate twat: we
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”“0 Chronicle 5’93 that he ‘3 “3° fir" striated aliation ’l‘hhy took place in the :gdmllcmgm n 8“?!“ y to" ” New ork...ti'i 39 “'ashington..1$ 80 ALL of the ottl ‘ implicated in the at.- ingntthe mouth. He earned him waspring Hogs—Gold to (.1th \orh 4 93 (it 5 25
Officer who knows how to deal with the . 1 ‘ ‘ . .~ - - m,- ' ‘ St. Louis" ‘ I " Kansas Cit ..L’S ’i'o . ‘ CF" . . near by. and so vealed in roster-in" him to Flour—(‘vgnmnd a m 5 2» «r 6 :5
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abundance of proof to substantiate it. the Ma rid shakes were ex ierienceel for two important towns in central lllinois stiflerei'l Brooklyn;:::fl') so i Cineinnrfdi'xa til I W0 BRIDGES COLLAPSE. fats“: {ii-net}! 321:2, "Wk?“‘hm. ghee Barki— State... '- Q -
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has ended in the surrender of the 1105— of water many miles in extent and more ”cu-81 points “on: 51.5,“, the "fan had to Won Lost. We“ Lost. The “new“. bridge over “I, Ostrudta canned homo and a physician called. The Pork—Ex. Prime: per bu_..]o 50".¢u 00
tiles. Lawton adopted precautions which than one hundred feet deep. Immense I); stopped until the trucks were cleared of grldgeport“ .30 51 Watergury... 51 353 m"; “'0” ‘0“ of M in Moravia. 35‘”? was: :92“: " had, her: we: '13, O —Iligulih§[rixdw W‘s- ! 75 a 4 55
‘filde it “£11989”10 ‘0' the renegadcs ‘0 Kali-isdfiishie‘gfliie: szighyl‘he 33:: E m"it'li'osimmber of lives last: was not: known. Jei‘ieflfiiy”? g7) 1‘8“" W60 4 outta the othoi-dny while I. squadron of $5.500! “1:“ tall“- In ‘2’," afam ans—Em What :33: it":
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out to the scouts were counted and each and in mg.) y places guard islznd; fifteen. Won Loot. W. Lost. :finummghsroih m2: :3: all] the as In 3 occurred in that vicinity some BJLWW‘ “H‘s-l “m {Ml-KIT.
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aficctive than. General General Crookl severe. and the tradition linger: ol‘ the ud'mhndhllipm on in ‘3. center a the ain‘t!» Inga vex-u _ Milan—Emma. “Writ“
confidence in the honor of the scouts. stopping 01' 0100‘“. the hanging of doom. than ti. would have alien 135 foot. ‘9" m mmthmwn into thou-inc, .-..” Bro-Shun" . . ..::::::::2 -
the falling of dishes, and that guns lung- ' 7 . __ ”gables at 3x alga-:1 my, the!” Out—aha. , ....
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he. decided against“ the admission of 5° the fl°°"“‘°‘“‘""“ CW“! t W mm“ gum-3 Anh- can-idea law 1.0” to can..-“ am The MY their. ”
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