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“THE SENTINEL.

SUl‘TH Nt)ll\\'Al.K, .ll‘Nli l2.

 

consumption of ‘ cigars, cigarettes and s
lmokiug tobacco amounts to $206,000,» 1
destruction by fire, $326,000,—

000.‘ Total
000. .

 

\ According to the mint reports, can-
lornia has dropped to the third place t
among the States and Territories asa pro-

ducer of precious metals.

first in the production of gold, but is l
sway behind Colorado and Montana in
the production of silver and in the total

value of the output.

 

There was not a dentist among the
mourners at the funeral of Littleton 3
Payne, who died in Maryland a few days l part ,i“ it-—Mr. Duncan, from London: 5 “f
He ““1"" into the “"“J‘d “‘lull‘l“d l M. Jules Du Bois, from Paris; and M. l

(p)
Ibt.

witha set. ‘ofteeth which lasted him until l pm” Mediugei‘, from Bordeaux. The
The l

his exit from this mundane sphere.

the path of dental Science.

 

Quoting from the Albany Journal that

blue glass theory, the New York Sm.
adds:
the lllue Grass theory.

region all the girls are beautiful, and lies l
. . l
fore they are twenty every one ot them is '

married to the man she loves best,
Bridgeport. is dull and hopeless in corn»

l‘izrison.” i or

 

 

“Sportsmen arc catching,r many Ger-

man ‘arp at a pond in Litchticld county,“ 3 rvlary of the United States Legation in j

saystlic New Haven Nut-x. .H‘l‘hjs tallies

with Ulllt‘i’ reports that Athe carp has ' Aurora. lll., one of the “heirs,“ win-hath

thrived in almost all the waters of the
State where it has been plac. d. The
carp is not grunt-some. but properly pre-
pared for the talsle can be made quite ii
delicacy. and promises ere ion}.r
important addition to our list
fish.“

to ill} all

(If loud

Money is now abundant for spicula
tion in railways and lands, but. adds the
New York -rlme‘riam, the supply must
gradually diminish under the presizzt

prodigalily. \thn thepinch and cramp

(91110, as they most assuredly will, then 3

look bill for the crash. "he vast real cs
late speculations of 1<5lti were the cause
of the suiashsup of will. lilieiviSe the
breakdown of 1537 was caused by the
.wild real estate speculation of 1333 and
1350. In many cities and in many .it-
, 3iens the brake should be put on a: (dice.

 

A New York railroad man tells :\ Hail
and Erin-ma that the mile a

i

l‘t‘l'lll‘lt 1‘

minute 3 iced is a invtli. (h'v‘arlhllxllll‘. E
l . . .

lie says, trains on a stretch o level track
with an easy grade. make a [file a minute,
but the fastest express trail: in the United
States, the New York nin Philadelphia
limited, on the Pennsylilania Railroad,
'nverages 48 3-10 miles an hour. The
average first express of the tuned States
reaches 36} miles an hour. The fastest
train in the world is the “Flying hutrlr
man,“ which averages 50 1M miles an
‘ nu hour, between London and ‘liristol.

 

 

. The Minneapolis Tribune tells of a new
feature in Baptist incrrymakings: The
young men distinguished themselves by
the preparation of a supper at the church

_ - parlors, including ices; ice cream and

 

Charlotte russc. ' It was incumbent upon
each young man to make with his own
hands a cake, and as a result. nearly
thirty specimens of these culinary tri~
‘urnphs were set out before the throng in
nttendance. They were in all shapes
and sizes, and some of them were tear~
stained and bore evidence of many weary

hears of deeptliouglit and anxiety. ‘1‘...)
men danced attendance as waiters at the
tables and wore colors corresponding——
orarrge~yellow, pink and. blue.

 

An exhibition of articles of food and
cookery has been opened in Amsterdam,
Holland. The object is to extend the
knowledge of the various vegetable and
inirnul kinds of nourishment provided by
nature for the benefit of man; to furnish
by mutual comparison a stimulus to
further improvement both in the eulti ‘: ~

; lion and preparation of these articles, and
‘ nt the same time to disprove in the most
convincing way the prejudices which too
7 often prevent or hamper the general in—
troduction of useful means of nouriSh-
' meat. The idea is the introduction into
Eolland of articles which other countries
manufacture bad the Dutch people might
use. The exhibition will remain open
to September, and we presume our
countrymennre represented in the body
of visitors.

’ m

The London Pall Hall Gazette at last
,nnnounces the results of its competition
in regard to the best novels. “\Ve did
not,” it aaysfi‘expressly limit the calm
petition to English novels, but our read-

 

ers hoverbeen patriotic, and hardly a sin- ,

. gin foreign book appears in the lists.The
vault my be taken, therefore, as ems
Ndylng the umcnt opinion of the tiny
onlhglhh mould aminevclistt: l. The
best historical novel, Scott,‘Ivnnhoe.’ 2.

The best humorous ”novel, Dickens, ‘Piek-

Vick} 8. The most. imaginative romance,

Rider Haggard, ‘She.’ 4. The besg‘novcl

with n pnrpose,’ Charles Reade, {Never

tooLate to Mend.‘ 5. Therbest tale of

nearing life, ‘Midshipman Easy,’ 6.

“a bent tale of country life, Geo. Eliot,

‘Adnrn Bede.’ 7. The best sensational

novel,Wilkie Collinn‘Woman in White.‘

.8. Thtbcst tale for boys, Defoe, ‘Robirb

“Crusoe“ 0. The best Irishno‘vel, 1.0- ~

aver, ‘Chlrles O‘Mnlley.’ 10. The best

' *' 7 novel, Scott, "The mm of 1nd.

.‘ 11. The best novel
' ' Shekel". ‘Vnitt Fair) ”

«m.

l

5 coast by an enterprising contractor.

ma Canal.
tooed and wear ivory bracelets.
speak English.
A the Panama Canal, by the way, fear th

1, End‘s ship railway.

: Prussian war.

 

;bicyclists and
; took place in Vienna.

round the. course.

i took the lead and kept it. The horse
l was uh“)- briilcn.llic “...,“ being :1 dead ‘ riounlcd the brokers roared with an iritcrisitv
The ‘
a... I ‘ . . . . . ‘ . . ‘ . ~ . ‘ u - ~ ‘ 7

‘ Irridgtpmt “ ““4“ l‘ a l“ hull “l “‘9 ! smoud race, in which the three previous .

- heat between the two Frenchmen.
_ competitors ran

1 metres in one minute fifty-two seconds.

 

ludtd \crsous who- have been led to be
l

i lievi- that a furlunc of $73,tloo.oouawait.

j in a letter Si'lll by Mr, Henry White, Sm»

taken the precaution to ask liiui for in- ‘
..y 3

3 formation. Secretary \\'hite says:
i ltt‘g to inform you that there is no such
3 ‘estate‘ as the one you mention. \‘nst
v’ nuiiihcrs of people in our country arealo
l ceived and defrauded by dc ' ' :g per
Sons. who represent that great estates art
. awaiting: Aniericiin claimants hormwhcrc
One of tlukt
‘ rascals has recently been sentenced tr
five years‘ penal servitude for robbin;
Americans in this way.“ This, the Tim-e
adds, should be conclusive as to the r'\~
istcncc of the great Sands or Saiidys cs
; tale in England.
prove that there is no such estate in {in
moon, but the “lieirs‘ will not care tc
retain lawyers for the prosecution cl
claims’in that luminary.

 

as, there are none such.

v

A New York i‘«\!‘l‘t‘~‘}\>lldciit of the
i Philadelphia tells thus how the
don't-e famous pedestrian \\'estou lives
' “I met Edward l‘ayson Weston, tht
once famous pedestrian, the other day.
‘ llebcgan life as a reporter for the 51m.
3 and now he is again reporting, this timr
ism-um run-3.1. His hair is (lashed “in.
l white. but he is in splendid condition,

g with a rally glow on his cheeks, and thr-
Eugu of mum. in his eyes. He sill.
( walks everywhere, no matter how far
along the Streets l
'causche says the s ‘cct cars are too slow
for him. He invited me to come up it
his country llHlnc at llighbridge and
swing in a hammock and eat. cherries on
his porch. lle entertains in a manner
quite liospitiiblc and unreportorial.

52‘“

may have to go, be

come. loatcry.
of that sport. to its utmost height, llt
says, when he walked in England for the
Church of England 'l‘ernpcrauce Seviety.
and, rcaliring that there was no more
rungs to ascend. he quitthe turf.

 

A Rapid s‘ltdiivtsmu of Land.

 

The idea is false that the farm lands in .

the United States are being rapidly abs
sorbed by a few rich men. There is no
arutli whatever in the allegation beyond
what is being done by alien capitalists
getting hold of large ranches out on the
arid plains for cattle grazing. and an
occasional farm-laud monopolist like the
Irish 'alicn Seully. who will soon be ex-
pro \riatcd, in Illinois.
of t re large farms in the organized States
are in the South. and these are mostly
cultivated on shah-s by the enclaves:
The blacks have not been able, as a gel»

South.
1850 show a in rid subdivision of land
and increase in t ie number of farms in
the Southern States. The numerous
elm known in old slavery times as the
h or white trash“ since the war abet-
is red slavery have purchased hundreds
of thousands of homesteads. ,‘l‘he gen-
eral tendency in the South is to split up
and sell off the large plantations, as hit»
ing hands to weir}: them is not profitable.
The following table, made up from the
United States census reports, exhibits
the rapid subdivision of land in all the
Southern States into smaller farms, which
means more farms and fewer tenants
working on other people‘s land. '
six: or rAWAvnnanns.

LR“). 1370. 1830.
Ahbnnia...........ll§0 ‘22:! $64
Arkan‘ns...........l:38 154 3-15
Florixln.............l4l 3t! 44-!
Kentucky“ . . . . . . . 129 15"} 2:11
Imuisiana...........l'fl ‘24? 5230
Maryland . . . . . . . » . .130 167 190
Mimissippi . . . . . . . . . . 156 1‘6? 370.
Missouri ....... . . . ..l‘.‘9 140 215
North Cowling. . . 142 2113 an;
Swath ‘ ' .....146 3.38 Q45
Tmmcmeo .... .. .. . 1:55 hill 9.31
Texas..............2(3 301 rm
\‘irginia............lti3 2340 till

The number of farms increased in each
3 State about in the same pfl‘portion a: the
: deem use in their size.——C’Itimga Tribune.

 

Canon Wilberforce was surprised that
no marble tomb enclosed the remains of
\Vashin ton, which repose in a brick
vault. . rs. Laughton, regent of the
eMount Vernon Association, explains that
the wish of Washington, as expressed in

 

, his will, has been scru‘puonsly followed .

lin the construction an

: his last resting place.

arrangement of

———-———¢—————
3 A Parisian recentl sent a bnth~tubto
n gentleman in Na on as n present, and

: received nnotc n day or two after asking
0

{when the cars melanin...

The latest “lions“ of Paris are ninel
l negro chiefs with unpronourrceable names. 1
..-. l They have been brought from the African 1
The
, object is to show them the sights of the ; ,
1 French capital. and then to get them to ;
‘ 2 Sign an agreement with M. de Lesscps to ?
The annual mm“ m. fire in the l‘iiitcd ; engage. their tribes to work on the Pan: -
States amount to “$1,000,000. and the 3 They are all horribly tat- ‘
They
Some of. the. friends of ‘

An interesting match between three
a Russian trotterlatelyr asllir“£oll‘ce Exchange.
The prize was?

Russian trotter, a handsome gray, be»
years of his life Were three score and ten. g longed to llerr Stefan Tupan, Vienna.
Mr. Payne was certainly an obstructionin 'a After the second round the 1,;,.,...1,.,5

_ again, was one by Mr. i
H 5h" ought t” change and 3‘1"“ 1 Duncan, who cleared a distance of 1.t‘0t1 i
In that blissful :

The New York Times says that the de~

 

 

_ in England the pleasure of the Sands
1 family in thisa-ountry may be llllt‘!‘t*\lul

Lrlmndon, to Mrs Sarah M. (‘aswclh ol:

It docs not. however,

l‘edestriariisiu netted him about $30,0(lt? :
in savings, but he 'has done with it, be»
cause, he says, it has lost its tone and bc~ ‘
llc mounted the hubby ,
1 had to do with the coumlldatal mortgage

......s— ..

The great mam:

eral thing, to buy farms, although there 3
is plenty of land for sale cheap in the ;
But the censuses of 1870 unit

l

WEB THE WillES. »

 

, Seine
Told by the Telegraph.

New York Coffee Trade.

. having a lilack Monday on tho lilth.

rwhodeterniincd to avert a mineral crash.
The amount involved in the
is at least standout.
t1 only a small part of

That
the day‘s losscg

kind who always watch foi‘nz-tivedrmlirigs in
which to turn their money.

 

tit-us of this nature for the past, ten" months
It was the muuniou
belief that a break must conic. but asusual
, every Slh‘t‘ulflull‘ bad faith in his own ability

5 2,000 francsand the distance 10.000 me E to_ «a uni.
‘; tres raboutisix miles}, being forty times f
Three bicyclists took

~ ho trouble lrcgrur shortly after noon, when
prices began to slip downward. and all sorts
of ominous n-vnu-ts rubs-ting: the stn-rigth

learned that the firm couldn‘t stand lllr- pros
. sure many Iiiiriutr-s. and their susp ‘lh‘ltlll was
quickly followed by that of two utlicl‘ firms.
The t‘ol'l‘wl Exchange has small \lunrtcrx.

. and is the infant or‘ the New York downtown
. cxchaiues. but w hen thcsusu-risions w ere rin-

tlint even the Stock Exchange might have
envied

jrrtilliuns uf pourus, wore thrown on tho
rnarkrt and everything app-arid to be on the
down grailo. when above the thuii-lcrzng
racket was heard the nave of .lItN‘lill .I.
U‘lloiinhuc. the Now York cotl‘cc king, utl‘er-
' in}; TU l'll)‘ \‘iill’tw.

l The sturiipolod brokers hour-l tho vuinum-l
it gave thorn fli‘lll‘tllb“. They promptly
plunipml at Mr. U‘lIoaohuo Island bags at a
time. which were n-adily taken. and who"
Mr. \\‘. H. l‘l‘iix’slllnn ruslmd in, and stood

 
 

became calmer arid suit up n mighty rho: r
for the two H“ n whos - courage had oinlml a
panic that would have u rocked more tirins.

,] traces sliuwmi w disxdcrnl do

ne‘ovu'y
1 the lowest ligun-snf the day.

from

.\ (Girl SI mlcnl's Fatal l-‘sill.

.Ml\\ Mary R. Hill, tluuglilcr‘i'f X. H.
Hill. of .lariicstowii. N. Y. a student.
in the Freshmen t‘ornoll. l‘iiir
. vcisitv, nut :rmnlvut :i
>lew days Since. She was li‘llll‘lllll'; tr‘uixi
f't‘lllil‘a‘ll at iruu‘t along: the

Gorge, and a: a \n-ry narrow place in tin-

path turned to spark tn \tlnh‘ Ulll- l-«lmid hot“,
. when the earth lwiicatl: livr gun-way and
site («All down l‘ti‘ slopu to the bottom uf tho

 

Vin.» t“
with n latal

 

gurgr, :i ilixtntivc u! about szxty fut A»
\l\l4lil~t‘ was iimnulrat-h procured and
she \\:i\ taken to her l‘ik'lll. iii the
Sage {‘Ulli building. Shr- ouuhl \vrilk
\\llll assistance from the rili‘iixgc tn irci‘

l‘~\\ll1.itlil slid ll'ti complain ~-i<4*“*-~1l~ pun,
After an examination tho play \ivians
it as tli-lr upzri‘uu that .‘li\\
would \ory sun rmanor, tlio
lzijtlvsns bani; a fin tut‘c ml
and a out upon her lgziun. ln
inf-g. Iii-\\‘.-\"~l‘. n Nr’mus .-..}=:q...- n~aiir:cl.
\iippnssl to be clusd in mi 'Zl..|‘ homo:
rlrago. :riid tln~ patmi’lt c~-i:t.ii:xc 1 his. itut:l
L‘ ozlm-k it: tho tl'i‘l‘llll\;.\\l.l‘ll ._,. i~:i\\.'rl
nway \\ itlmut lill\'.ll5g2\l‘ll\‘\ l b ll\.'\‘ of great
sutl‘crmg.

y; no
ll:ll
apparent
I\.ti' l’ili

ll)“ oven

 

 

 

Returning (‘ugul'eilcrau-’l’lags.
l‘ccsnlcnt l'l.»\o‘niil on the n-«muiumcuvtn
hull of lln‘ Sc rwtari Wit", has .mluinl tb~
return totlzo author as of tire ldlu‘ (‘nflli‘slr'l‘~
ntc Stall-sot all the t €‘.lfk‘ lrin‘c llngx til the

 

”him“ of ”w War lk'partn . n which “Tr“ , bis-u (‘Xv\\nlt~i on 3 turev tunes mnv‘L‘d‘ul.
. .‘ ' ~

captured during the war bv the ‘ *‘—“

lruou :Il‘lull‘\. in a letter in Fllflllllzll i l‘nl‘elgn.

LN‘. -\QL§‘J‘HH' \icncial Drum lllulix's a ti n. or .

of the lags “ls-loiigiui. to the \‘uluutu‘i' or
guttinniuiisof the State of \‘irginm ” tion
‘ ml llriirri adds: “lti dis lung": this [dons
nut duty l be; you \\.ll plorbo ill\l~(‘ :m of
3 our ‘-\'i\li= .\ in this matter.“

' llc Never Know “'luit Happened.
‘ l‘oupli-at ”loan. 5' \' . “r'l‘r‘ sturtiml t‘.o
oilicrdtiy by lltt‘ll‘vllllvllllif of the earth. fol
lowed by asullon iv-port, and :'. was thought
an earthquake had arrived. 'l‘lo- n-pnrt was
. l‘ttlkstsl by tho evplmiozr o! lorty uitrngiv
coriuccairs on a wagon ili‘lYt‘ll b). Leo Hart.
an oil well s‘xoot ~r. 'l‘lio VV‘ilns'A'll ch
riiolislu-«l the \\.r-;.o'i anvl r*\'\"‘j~ than; \‘lthllll;

iiitliovieiuity. ktllcd t‘lto inuxw and hurled i

Hart‘s iiiaiiglwi murmurs N’Vr‘l‘tll
Q feet distant.
» the cxuictission.
.

litiinlnsl

Jiulgrucul fur SI l,02.\‘.00t:l
Judge t‘liilds. of iiu'lalo. has graurml three
nmtiorrs for yudgriiciit of fohvlusiiro of
l mortgages and sale against the Butl'nlo, New
York and Philadelphia Railroad. The first

1 bonds for sloluul. The scale is to take plate
i on So \tenibcr 13-. in Pittsburg. The next: mn-

ccrnet the collateral niorrg. we bonds of L’s '

(tilt and the third the tirst mortgage bonds of
3‘. ,tlloaw.

A votcmovs WORK.

A Town in .‘léxico Ruined By I
Volcanic Ernpt ion.

i A party of explon‘i! sent out by Governor
Tom-s to used-Iain the existence of the volcano
rcportui near liavispo, Sonora, in Mesa“.
have returned to llcriinvxillo. They report an

. octave volcano fourteen miles southeast of lla-

vispe, in the Sierra Madre mountains The

flirty could not. approach matter than four

’ miles of the mountain. The crater was pour~

lug fourth an immense volume of surnkeaim,

turd lava, and boiling water was issuing from

‘ the sideo! the mountain. The lava. in vast

a waviswaSshiwly pouriiu: down the mountain

into thecanyoas, which are being filled. ‘ lioih

inn water has dostmycd all vegetatanrin the
valleys in the vicinity. Boulders weighing
thus are hurled down from the crater.

‘ The exploring party says the noise pmg‘i‘el‘

trig from the irioutitain was most terminu—

 

 

 

 

 

Iruportant Happenings

. A. Fanic and Heavy Failures in the

. Thu-e
- . :l‘ E firms suspnidiai and many others barely cs-
, it Will go to meet; the ghost of taptam i capui ruin bytlictitricly aidot‘ several houses

Already over $300,~
; 000,000 has been expendcdon this gor-
l gcous ditch. and a very despondcnt critic
writes that before it, is finished it will

. ‘ icost France as much as the Franco-l
It still ran-ts . ,

three failures
l‘t‘lbn‘scuts

l for speculation in cotl‘ee had lately brought
into the market many general traders ot‘ the

y _ ~ ‘ No place in the
vicinity of \\ all stru‘t ull‘cred such terriptri»

the tiriaiicial lirrrklmuv of the lira-
2iliau cutorio of bulls crept into the
Exchange. and were wllcctod in tho
3 hungry demands tor additional margins 3
‘ made on Arnold A“ t‘u. lt was quickly .

lli‘nnlcwls of carrot-s of coll‘ee. representing ‘

" Till! k to back with Mr. U‘ltoitohuotho broiu l“

From that time until the last gong prices ~
were turned on the up track. and the. tiiial f

l'nsr'mlilifi .'

Several people were felled b)‘ ,

—;f

Eastern and Middle States.

THE constitutional \mliibitorv amendment
has bunt defeated in t ie Mrsxsac rusetts House
by u votoot‘ 130 yous to 74 trays—not. the
riei‘cssru‘y tw‘wtirii‘ds

AIR: JAMES t}. BLAINE, tll‘i‘tllllpallltkl bv
his Wife and twodaiiglitcis. sailolon warm»;
day from New York for Europe. He will
rnakcn tour ot‘ Europe. and expects to be
’Ullt‘ about a your.

Tm! vote in the Republican Legislative
carious at (‘onconl for a nominee to sunvcd
ll)? luh‘ Senator Pike us l‘iiitcd Slates
N‘tuttcr from New Hampshire rmultul in the
slu‘vvss ot' \Villiaui It). (‘linmllcr on the first
l-allot. As the Republicans have a majority
m the l“,‘.'-{i5l:itrirx~..\l r. t‘lmndlor‘s nomination
was equivalent to an election. .

Tut: Naval Court investigating the recent
mnhsnm hotwocn the mean stealth-rs (‘eltic
and Brittanic scven-ly censured the Captains
. ut both “fin-ls.

Tin: l‘nrsidcnr and Mrs. Cleveland left the
Adm«ndacks'l‘humlny tiioriiing. attci‘a pleas-
ant ~“-‘.l““!‘ll nf two wicks. Tue party spent
must of their time fishing. , Friday morning: 4
M r. and Mrs" (‘lcvclziiid breakfastwl with
(wvornor Hill in the Executive Mansion at l
' Albany. l

Tiinrzr: strikers were shut in a conflict with l
rnuicits at \\‘ii:tou. l‘crui. '

TM}: ‘ciiusvlvariia Republican State t'uii- i
. yyl‘ipibrr will be held zit llai‘risbiii'goii August I
* . i. l
l
l THE flames- have destroyod'the llaveruover l

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lNEWS SEIMARY
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» The New 'ork (‘otl‘eo Exchange came near

sugar rctirn-ry at tins-upturn. oppositi- New
\ ork. Adjoining property wris also buriml.
‘ Total cstiuritcl loss. $‘3thldlvk'.
IT luv boon decided in a test rinse bi‘ouzht .

by the New York hotcl keep-us iii tin-Sn i

prciin-t‘ourt that they have no right to r-cll :
spirituous" liquors to guests on Sundays. ‘
l ltimir llrtv. “‘u. H. Sirrzviexs. liishopnftlie
? Protestant thKMVN‘ of Pennsylvania. died the

other day at ms n si-lcnro in l‘cnnsvlvauia,
1 aged seventy two yeam i

\Tllic' ilmlit‘ullntl ”f llli‘ Xrfi“ \‘i’il‘k PIN-‘8 l

t‘lu‘o inonuriu-nt irit‘nlh'xs llillst‘cznotvrv l
linmklvn. l‘hui ' M lH‘}h‘\\' paid a treble
tribun- to tho “1 'h. integrity and mwcr of
newsptpr-r r‘r'qu‘! -r.~; and HM, llr. l‘alrnugc
dolrvernl a puwortnl eulogy.
- ‘l-Ix-Sra‘uinnnv Masxrxu has wturued to

.\c\\' York from his Europa-nu trip. Ilia

health is r Hr snic: ably imprui c l.

 

 

, Smith and “'cst.

.lnrrv M .\XNl‘\‘, Mawlial of Murolin-a-l. K}‘..
was holly wounded while trying; in urn-st
John and “‘iuruu Logan. brothers. The
pvxw :u‘voriitanving Mauiiiii killed both the
.ng.:n\

t‘iisirLi-Ls brim iiir our oftho
, men in Dakota. lush l-u-ti
st ailing.
5 Hr‘vrns: W, W. .-\\‘l.l-tll,l.. of the l‘niun
‘ Army. was of the day at thet‘on‘
led. rat - Memorial n-lebrnr lun.on Thursday ,iu
‘ Natintun. \ a, imvrrnot‘ Invpi‘esidol,
E ‘\'l~ll.ln\\’ irrvra. is alerting; in Key “’est
and I\ thought lu be under tontrol.

 

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‘ lrst kiln“ ll
indicted for cattle

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t » “‘asliirigtotr.

Sunni-“rum ruin liltlt ins l\\IlNl n 1'lf‘"!l'
lavrri h-garultn. 4;: goat: dist-aw in “llh‘ll

 

 

 

lrosay~ {bile l‘i‘r ~L~l~~rit has rich-runuwl tn
‘stxlrl: l~_v )~t~§|\ of tln- \\-\\a"\ n: tlo‘ .
revvilue marine a National patiol of the i

. coast of llm l “Jul slath-s.
.-\\ unit-r has lush issued by the \\':it‘ Do-
parttiient dire ! n; tho dzsuitssal. “wrtbnut
\‘llhriu 1441'." n! \\ ll (Jr-u. u, the niilv milut‘isl
trial: that was our u-iiuillul tn tI-c Signal
N-r'vim‘ Me “:n on dutv at Hush-stun N 3
\'.. and it is stalw‘. that his i‘cmu‘d has l-u ll "

7 \t-i‘) tub I!l\l:\\ to: t. l

 

T!!! S‘Jii‘ ,lk-putnten: is . praised t - pin
1v] ri.i:it;t‘at‘lutz ’

.li vr’ returns it the Impartial-tit of Azrr '
culture indnnto :i rniuwtluu of nearlv two 3
p-nr cent iniho w.ur.~r w beat urea. and an in 2‘

' cronsrvnf six pw v- u‘ in the spring when! 4
area Tl -l-ilal area of wheat i~ about 3?.
tn‘JU‘ non-s 7:: "tin-tron of uric i-or cent. ;
rnuicthan that «t th~ [Il‘t'\.u:l.\ i'l‘un. 'l‘hc .
average for run: “ln‘fll ‘4 ‘.‘. ‘lehl fur .
«'prm; whenttlic- av. 121;.- rs \T,‘~_ 'l'tic cun- l

dit.oii of n-tton unwraps Milt, “lllr‘ll has ‘

 

is

 

. l‘i‘rTij-Trtltrzft rnaiem were killed by the ox-

, phmon in 1; Vi wtphnhn nail niitie.

l‘nnr. llama-ass. the noted pix-stilligita-
tear. tllt\i a few days ago in Carlsbad, h‘cr“
many. at the age of sixty six. ~’

‘ A Scams” cxpcdtlon \ I NU nu I captiind

' ll luilitiod l'. lu-l village <=ri tli-~ island of Ta»
priln nib r‘ s more tiglrting. Tho lll\\a'3 \\ rre
loai y on lttzl: sides.

l Ttn‘ :roat bi hige over the Tny in Scotland
has been tiiuslasi at a total cast of $.‘ifinttutlt.

i THE; :

} Eurvpc

E

 
 

i) of India now cvuisnts of LU!“
;..l 14.31!” natives.
l'lur‘rtuni: \\‘i;.t i u: oi Germany. who has
been sick abr- l. is re; oxl‘ il better. i
. Riu‘rurs:vppadtioii to the collection of tithes
In .\ortli \\ airs was qiwllal by Inn-xxx. ,
Tun residence of James Kiwanis. a Metro
ta \Matutuba farmer. was burrusl at night. ;
g and tluw children caged seven. twelve and I
‘ fourteenipn'ish-nl in the llamas The pun-ins
and two ot nit' children were saved. l
_ ;
(:uvnrrxon TUIIRRZS, of Sonora. Mexico. at i
furs Slim each {0: inc heads of Apache‘s.
N'IZST\"FI\ r: Tirot‘sns‘n square miles of l
land are inundated in Hungary.

 

l A DESTRUCTIVB DELUGB.

 

‘ Great “mange inflicted in Pennsyl—
l \‘nriirl. \"ost Virginia and Ohio.
1 The "i“‘ll ot‘ Nant'iookc. l'enn. . was visited
l by a rainstorm the other aftcnwou which did
3 a giant deal of damage. A cloud over the
: central poniuu of the bonuiglr burst and let
l down the rain in torrents. in a short time
3 the slivers Weh- entirely subiiiorgel, in

some plans the water being three free
i . . _ , ,
, deep Mam “not, which Ls n n‘n‘ptax'le
' for all the water" from the surrounding
hills. was turned into a river. The sewers
were unable to carry otf the water and burst.
This let the water into the cellars of all the
bus’inms houses in the st wet, damagui r thorn
ands of dollars~ w ortli . gorsis As 1 re mm
tall- inch-asst the V! nine of water grow
larger. and after passing in and out of the
vellum “Rule :ls way down “roadway toAn‘h
- stivet. lh-w it swarmed a numberof liousm~
and carried them 02“ their foundations

In a swamp in the mar of the runway are

...-....

 

 

lJohaxin Most and his era ljutor.
: sehwwig, were to make addresw‘s swelled the
. number attending into the thousands, and

‘ fullfifi‘t cl. lit
: sv]\1(\ drop, but were hustled away by their
1 friends

‘ . 'errs

 

Lilli—1T AT A PICNIC.

Pistols Freely Used by New
York Anarchists.

 

A Sanguinary Afi‘ray in Which
Several Men Were Shot.

The Anarchists and Socialists of New York
and vicinity gathered in force Sunday at
Oak Cliff Park, Union Township. N. J. The
occasion that. callm’l them together was n
picnic, given for the benefit of their Chicago
brethren who lately sufl'ensl in their collision
with law, and was to aid in securing n
riewtrial for them. . The announcement that
Ilriiunv

riot and bloodshed Were not wanting beforo
the end of the day.

All went peacefully at. first. Admimion
had been rigorously denied to all live and
reporters. Finally. however, it. became
mirrored that something was going on within
the ”Park.“ which demanded the presence of
tits law‘s st rung arm. This in l'iizori Town
sliipiis wpn-Si-ntui by a small constabulnry
tor-cc. A man whom the Anarchists took to
be a s1 ecial constable appointed for Sunday
was the man who first aroused the ire of the
revelers.

lie attempted to cut through the park as a
short; route to the ferry. Admission was de-
nied him, Some one drew a revolver and
shots \ven- tih‘d almost irnnmliatcly. Then the
crowd which had pattern] UlllSitlt‘ tnegrounds
took a hand in the tray and it. gent-ml fusillade
which several Atlan'hists were

The light breathe pretty tirrcc.
TU!“ [lit‘ llulalki‘li
named \" il ll nirm r was
used up. its he l!l.<.\h‘xl upon
hip; a small American flag. and

A
evening
badly
wav-
t has

reporter

: dnxw upon hirnsvlf mush ..x the anger of the
‘ Anon-lusts.

Firmly thvotl‘eudm: nun.“ tau
name was Bernard Winn. a int-ch r' in “Hr"
tent-tin; drama-an» l and the Anar: lasts re-
tinal wrtliiri their gun's With Sangt‘ threats

The trouble “as not (IVr-T yet. low-ever.
Lat-1r In the afternoon :1 ball :trrrit- u s l-cgun
in the adjoining tieid. and the Anna ts saw
there Winn. thernzui who had before enraged
them. This time. with the thus! for revenge
ridvlul (0 their rain-ally lrnsulc findings. the):
managed to get him in Hair hands Shots
were again “rid. the crowd in the inscball
ticld taking \Viriii‘s yarn.

Judge Walker. the only available niacin
tratc, up neared in person. but “it in at? etl‘rs 1.
He tourir \“lllll in the hands of the limb. who
were administering severe lidhiflililf‘lit to
him. “‘hcu the Judge nttcurptul to interfere
he was t.»ld he .had no business tin-re,
and at ri signal was surrounded by the Snead
is's. In the llh‘li“ l'atrivL 'l‘uniutany. a sptk

 
 

f oral officer. was shut tn the tread. thou-1h riot

N‘I‘iullsl)‘, blah}: (.1 lltv crowd were nryund
and beaten. \\ illla-i‘gcr was shut in tho
head.

Serious thuible was no“- 1“]'¥i‘!.~l and rt»
1 um! was made to blunt Hiéi to .mini polka
'l .er arid it “as impu‘srl-éo tn ;ivc. although
[Il‘t‘ uraunns \vcr‘e triad» to 11- rub the null)
if they returnodtu New Yvrkl v the lltdwkcn
Ferry Thv rounds. lli“~\"\\ i', itzsp rs- d after
\\'inri lind lsrn “N‘tiul {r ‘i. then lzlllil\ by
some of the btbebn'l piaycrs and hi.- :t ".345.

MILLIONS, or FISH.

The Strange lrlvperirnte of .
Schooner Ofl' Cape Lookout.

 

A Norkt‘olk \‘n tisnrtch says that (lip
tau: . .u-lmari. of the >i'lu-Izlr-R‘ \’ \‘Izl l4 lint“
rvpnr'ts that on Man L", “bile utl‘ (Ezra ls- ‘12-
out. bound it uh. his vowel ran win an ant-
tiicnsr scli- u ' sharks in sun ittrri: {athnms

 

 

-l
of water. ' The}; worm-
blv could lux‘ be s:)'~. and the Sunni we

toirdul as t r as the l vo would naich The
nut-hauler s‘ as! throuzb thorn tor ftiily an
hour. making only til-out tor-w miles. A ftcr

gettrn olczirof the \lIJIn‘ she elm-minions)
a shoa of mackerel tut-l «J‘-
{or {our llt‘ul‘. 'i‘apt firm-Ln
before saw timekeu-l in insets
Bt‘dy's Island.

LIGHTNING FREAKS.
llvnixr. a recent storm at Bi‘lzltttllih‘ll. .\'.
\‘.. l\\'\~ ln-ys \vcro \‘tfl‘d‘!il'n‘: in ..w \‘th‘ lf-L
Lightning krill-d rillv 0! than. “hilotlrc other
cwutwl lllt' sllgbtnt injury.

'l‘itrti'r‘ buys of Statrrtorzl. t‘nnn.
"thee in a ham .liu' n: a thunder
Tit-v} sat \rr.‘ : l‘N‘l“.’l':lh'!’ in .i row. Li;th
um; killul both outsolo luvs. haunt; tin-ecu»
ti'c ouo . Elllr‘ly amnion l.

Mus Josru-ii \\‘ii.\ -\’. of thitt‘m. Ha. had
lrrr' man out n? tho \\ .n to“ n: the a " of rims
in: the blur ls. “lo-tr ligivtmit ‘ struck an oak
nearby not paint: :‘ol the ht solo ht" h:r
body. She has \liii‘t‘ i‘o ‘uvr‘l‘t' l.

\\‘uii.r‘ in the act of nailuig up a gate. Jn-
cub llanl’suiflit. rt.l\-t|e~luvi‘o. Ha. was Lilla!
by lightning The hit sirun‘k the hammer
and ii tin-it”sl in his hand. 'l‘hotarmly in the
hoir~e \\ err all k melted & useless.

A ckur‘rm'r :.:: anio battery exists in tho
pvh-ni of a St. Louis man. Vi nu was recently
struck by lrzlttuuug. He can impart the cur-

 

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l hurt to th- w comm; in contact with hltlifiitd

he is arterial \\ itli Violent spaflus

Miss .\l.\v lhrux, of Umngsvillo. R)‘..
was turning the cows team the pasture prer
punt Ivy tn mikoig them. when lightning
air!) “A :l \\':l;\|ll lictu‘ hfl‘. and ill“ ‘f‘lllk‘k
klicd ln‘t‘. Mic show-rd no marks 0: llijlll‘lt‘n‘.

UL“ l‘xcm: \xmausox Weaver: was hoe-
iiip. rultutt ma. his liuiiw at Social t‘rn‘le,
the. when lightning struck him. touring the
run from his ha‘. and his clothing and shoes
into \lll‘t‘l“. \\ ti .,, rea but he was dead,
\v.th his clothing all ntirc.

Drama: a mx-m storai

 

 

at Rt Natale. Mo. ,

Lewis llockit! was instantly killed by light .

mug \\ bile sitting in his drain-way and the
house «insane-d. Not far away David l‘uss
tcr. who “axon linrN‘lxii'k. trad: refuge under
a tire. \\ hm a bolt killed both horse and
rider.

As Atlanta. (is. drayruau was hauling
sand when a thunder storm came up. There
was a blinding' flash. when both homes fell
dead in their tracks U‘Ncil did not even get»
a \h’h'k. and Min; a pious man he iirsantly
shoutcl to a man paxsing: “l rvjonc that
things are no worse.“

annr strewn for the last five years the
lvirn of lily Warren. near llaritord. has berm
struck by lightning. Mon and animals have
been killed, but the building always escaped

tire. Duriuga I‘ve)!!! storm Mr. \Vnm-ri‘s-

iwn‘l‘m‘bd instantly ““91 art-l ten fatally in- unwed \\.th scalding water and not,

"as thick a; they 3» 'ssi— !
i

ml the-nub their: ;
an s :ys burn-yer .

 

LATELEEWS »

Sunni Bir.i.r.\'r:s and Joseph Thompson on!»
lirled while playing baseball at Mnrblehmd: i
Mass. and were rendered unconscious for a
pm: time. Billings" frontal bone was erusliwl.

Tm: t‘nrlisle «1‘ am.» Indian training school
has just sent st‘Vt‘lltyrllu‘r-c pupils West,
nearly all of whom have completed the .
course of the school. They were muddy of §
the Sioux tribes. '

Fork Mexican slim-phenlers attacked their 1
employer. Janus Taylor. of Scurry mainly. i
Texaswitli revolvers and knives while he was ‘
tuim‘rricd. He \\')‘l‘5té<l n six-shooter from l
one of them and killed all four of his
assailants.

Fni‘kuiincrs fell several hundred for! down ,
n Shaft at the Huron urine in Upper Michigan
and all were instantly killed.

V Enwnnir th‘KE‘t‘ was struck with a ball
and killed while playing tinsel-all at Lincoln.

A DYNAMITE cartridge cxpludul prema~ .

l
v

tun-ly in the Ionian mines. thirty mile-s west ;
of t‘liattrtiunvga. Tenn. Five rrriners were j

jured. I
"hum Jon,“ 3 half breed, was lynched
near Austin. Minn. for murder. and Peter ;
liettr-ry. a tailored man. met, a similar fan’- at t
Jannstown. ( Ibio. for brutally axaultiug an
aged color-ext woman. l

\‘ixcrzv‘r LAMAVTIA, of Louisiana. has -.
bis-u til-p’tllliul l'nitod Suites Consul at 3
\‘ataniti. Italy. .

Tn}: l‘rvsidr—nt has unpainted the following
luistinastcm: \‘nlenriiie Brits-3h. Burilder. ‘
\‘o‘; ; Jolt) (‘. Luriirig, luaiuirg. 1:13.: ,
“‘altct' Kirkpatrick. Virdeu. Ill: Thomas.
M. (k'llillm‘. llushvillo. Ind: James S.
crop-r, Mount Gilead. ( ado; All-«rt t‘, Rubin- 4
sun. tinrnr Kay. Wis; James \\’. ”Wilson,
Easfon. l‘ezur.

A t‘anrxm’ crisis in Servia has been pm—
lorigwl by the fad. that the new Cabinet will
be expected to arrange for a divorce letwmn
the King and Queen. ‘ 3

Tuna: has ham serious rioting at Athlone.
lrclan-t. haw-«an inldk‘fi nn‘l vi ‘iléanc. me
soldiers Wroclaw] a number of houses and
many citizens wcm injured with stones.

—-

THE NATIONAL GAME.

Top.- ns‘rr'n pay s SI» for «\e: y home run mad. _
‘3 .‘l lrk'ni l i;i\\‘l’.

THE Metrip‘tax t lulu tnzi 3e ll’.‘ runs in four ‘
games \\ :tb the Marinas

M kVAui‘t W ..t \Vn, of the C'evelands. is
N‘tilii in; the i~o:.r:t f :m' pusher

 

h is estinuitnl that three bars of yarn are
yea: iy L‘t’l .n the ilralzufat‘ilih it laurlzéills. 5
l‘nusii-Evr_.\‘ix\i.. , _ of to.- lh in its. says
“:3: run lull urn buy Hurdle Richards-ii now

for i‘llfill‘l

 

“Altai-VILVE thud» that out 1.20 “it never
have anoth- r t l: ulpgou train. H: says that
its glv-y i. s ii» put -:

Tm: l: 'x-nklyns f .3 tn “it" :i‘.t:;le game
from the St Lou ~ .~... ‘th out at hurrglnyvd
vi; the kiss:- In t: pwf luv it'll-4‘.

llA'uTl“ ~t.l '~ -;u.-\\i: it
jtht .tu‘". ten: .: :nsir ., r
mm am wine of tin- l-liu'l‘ r
l»: or

 

 

 

 

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”‘09 4"!) “‘rl’!
.. ‘ . _ s slurs

yam s
.r: .;\\“.i)‘ h ‘I1 I)' 33'.- .'

 

 

TRIP t“ Yul? pitcher Hit: it;
M‘vl‘v‘s A.
TlIh. i:
by a mun-r lax

Nu? it t:
Leagu-
Ilii‘ Hui-1‘21. « n-
un 2i. 1;:c ".‘\ll:x‘

B “it .\' purple tilt {3.31: Sun; “Kw isplny—
in: u". sing this. ..saz; mpu'. m the lqfit
\vl : r. cwcr that. In. How _'r' \\‘it_lil . il,\ lei!-
hatial ~t~p~ v v 31.; \e lllv‘ilz.il.; “on . ‘

2' -:r is \‘nd to
.oz'1li.:~c:is»s.i try-u: l3.‘\ .‘ulvvuos. ‘
is Ill . inr;.~t >111“ ever pmd
,;.i-- to" a pinyei‘

been made in the
e have l»~,-r. tirade
vt'ii lau_.:.c :Jid

 

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l_\ has yet
uiizy‘ tli

 

 

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“.4. Fur”: \.~\ \l\'\ "n: z: is r... a sils‘mke
that b ' 1-1 l)'r‘;.~ utri : “in work nuiv than
they did yams a M. iii; » gain -. he says. isno
more scientific than it “uh Tun years nu».

Turn: 1. not a clubiu (beau .urv when
Kl‘H-S ~n innl to cater t - a}. 'r. translates as
din-s lli' NcWark ._ ('..:l-. There E‘ the
great African latter). S h\v\' and “Erika: '
the] ’slr bitter-2'. liluf - ‘ Derby. and
the h‘ri‘aintx bath r)". Mill:-

SEVA'n-r. Guzman. of BL. 3v laud. l~ an old
baseball ~la)v.‘. lie ll‘i‘li ll: xiv-(T Send-ll
base for tire Nationals. o: Wool. ion. when
Cashier “‘3‘: nos. of tn.» "flea 21v. Was ;
pitcher. towns . l‘ trying tn pr ill» old-i

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

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.Hnrvnnl...... 5i ill‘rinceton.... 1 4

:Ynlowu 4

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

THERE is a rumor that Wilma Barrett lust
$5.00.) by his tour in this munrry.

Dos .u‘iuxs for the sutfeivrs by the "but!!!
fire in lbu‘is have reached over Silulfl.

 

 

 

‘ buns:-

, llwt; hit a . i

13 his iii

' dun. and mi: ma: ins ~13) tire:
, the l‘t'ys‘tui “lime.

l But, good toprime ..... ....

Ill. OTHER. LANDS.

Some Occurrences of Interest
in Foreign Countries.

Stubborn Resistance Against Evic—
tion by Irish Tenants.

 

 

Evictions at Ear-lykefdt‘elmid. were“ re-
sumed on Friday. and there was; repetition
of tin-exciting S‘x‘!)t§ which have attended
nunieruus nttetiipts to evict tenants. Th6
She-rill and his luly guard were stnurrnnily
resist. d at the house of a tenant named 0'83!- -
emu. A lllllsltltr near the turns- was m‘: rd
\Vllh an x Xcitni motfiwhochm-red tree deter -
ers of the premises. and urged them to I:

out.

U‘llallwmn and his party had dug ‘a trench
around the htlttfi,‘ 81b! unrivalled t‘ue lows
rooms. While the upper ptl‘liuzt of me how

E was im'rttparzl by 11-11 riicn, "Winding two who

had returned trnm Attic-’11 and sum-wo-
men. '1 he bailiffs made an attack on we wall
ot the Loose With a cnm’tanr. he: “were
An in-
spe-tor o! l-tllx‘v. with den «turd. file-n
mounted a la nit-r place-t rigauist he sure of
the Moder. but “1% [union duw'n._ .

A crustal-1c With a rat' and ti: si bayonet

 

. next lnoullfvil Zln‘ ladder, but. its; [21‘3“ w“:-
, battered by

tare detonators Sunnis; 'W
were irttii 10.1 upon turn and be retired. An‘
othcrconstal-lr also attenptul to dumb the
ladder. but tart-«t. A second lit-lire? Was .
u‘fr'unai. and sex r-ra.’ waisted-2m “wank-.1 1:,
lat: were bum u don't; Mr. Iii-x ‘lfi'fil to
climb upa ladder t. speak to in» tut-s of
the hull“, but the pea ice prex out; ._
dum - so. _
l‘iilntiv n UdlSXAblt" entered With a rifle ind
fixwi lain-net. l..;t the rifle was wrs‘tu'l‘trom
hiuinn-llus ~nteti w as :rirpwriélwi when z-ntuer
liaiumxr r-ntensl and set‘tlnrd a. :sssnuonol
hshlllii'v.‘ The inmate s: were ill: n arrested,
“in! the UVH‘IAHH “as earn-1i n.i'.
“ \"lrr-ri Farther Human. rn‘rfihi H Hallomn‘l
I t'llnilnrnii 2.;le t‘ugrstabie .‘u-rton
1‘.”le niutt and was ill the :o .; thron mg
ban \‘.;2 of lizv‘ “.lan‘Y, “ :5 sister of
U'Hailvmu are charging: ninth»: £‘Il:>mb£e

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

“ itii Sui‘turi s 312111 and tun :- Eve-l. The
l cruvul of }--;1~4fl;'3§ ml... ‘11. r-«;.t : the 1am

 

-' ' r' ' n .. i n :tzev were.
tuna... tliet-ltunl‘, “ r: _
‘ * bunt

(hang. d by the gm 0. “‘lm
sen-mi n!‘ the p. whiz» With 1.: ..

Fau- uf rlro'C-wrcinn Bill.

. .11 van-L.

 

 
 

In the hand; lii'ug- (if t‘nt my; My,
Smut. moxul 1h. res-'utn-n pea .'¢El\l)' an-
mmnnd r(~;:.r-.~th; 21.3: at l-t 5‘ ‘24. on the
1711i XXL-L. Me i hasnrnri fitlilzfi.‘11 put the

l

1 qunKUUH (tinny nJ-Tzutz. :znrvtiun;«-tit ur pro-
.

touch“ ,_ the niche nt tire i runes bill
l» noun. thenon the ' Bathe it—
.w'zf. ail-i fin: 1y on var-h remaining clause.
lls- urcmi t” the step was {”qu “to.“ the
(in\-~t't.:..ent by w rztnmelulbzructtsm.

. Mi, ‘ , \.i-! that 3.1”

shard lmva- Urn gtvvti of ‘.;.:~” ...ipnrtant

yusai

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mug)". ‘l‘tw pus-lit state e.‘ v rlzlkfisalld
{lirrti'tii‘t‘ par vss-«t l'arlin: . . u was“!

 
 

1 I he Vt run-

 

intens- tl.\‘hit ,
trv i ':2 tin 3‘ hurt ins-ti be t gamut
bi {hr u. twining: (truism-rs . my had
Lin-tr tots; ' fats:— aiid c .: l-alli‘}: 0f
cut" ..v. w ..t 31..» ;:.~titi--at: ~r: [mtg-it‘s: en
1"3212 t I If}:

fl ‘ ~.l \.l‘l be until 2: l' utnle F’Sltd
* . 2 9.an Gnu rimr i: r; Eu.

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

EllJ'Ils‘ me H. " ’1“?! . Afi
e lrzsii Hi“ had not

1' {li'tfi ('x'

rzwv were

 

ll . “Mai
r Vt." R’ de-
Sanr'Yl .. ’ rung the
[it m u: delsrtc n rights

trailinrtt éc r ‘
Sir l'analts amendment v.1: [VJd’ZMl by
LN {4- in.

 

Health of Kaiser and (‘rnw n Punce.
‘ annoum-«l that Enuerctt
at“. in u-rxsr'wpv 'we is: an
r. it As tun-t; - .trtlui in his
lcsi t-~r tla ' . trw day‘s . H--"~ :
in ' it's-“t , a... .i'n; l ii't'rtatinn n: t

l: mm or and all the t; ‘r:
«minnow ist on the (insuur Frown
l‘t'inn‘ have Lela! a Vr!‘_\' Eon; nrrsultatrun.
l‘rv fI-x‘ul" \‘io new (won-xi "3" rv-srut of in:
mi :---s- we 3 ‘ :rnwtli last
Tntnu‘u‘l tr» . it. The re
gmr'. was run“. \ l‘t‘P..\'~11l‘ 1:13 it}! no
tl‘illl-I of ‘llir 1.:t it a recur-4w -' the ( r wn
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