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Real Gstate Aneuts.
EOR sALE.-Vacaut Lots-On VT

ENOR SALE.-Vacant LOts-On Hud-
= son Gar1en, scovie and Maple SIS S0ms Very de-
STEAM saw MILLS mlesby K, R from the c;,,
station, with large two story dwelling and
G GRiST MILL--wATER PowER-Wfh a great ALI
sSn.' EOOd dam and buildings and machinery Il god y
LAKE sT-Nesr the Car shOps. one and .-b,1f ,,o,
house and los o. --- ''o'5
Is ACkES-Oue mile from City line West b- pI.,t
koSd Sood SOL One and a-af story frame house barn.
FoR saLT: "a 70 ~ FxGa. FSeEs
miles from The COurl House Seventeen scrss SS IT.
go. soli asd well cultivated with Bice cotisEe hous,
acres OF timber. viii sell very low and receve ~, H.
PARKSTAN ST-Hoase and lotP Si ioo r,,h.... e.
farm Or We stern lands. -'1'Ns' i''
MlSCoNSlN-A large amount Of lands we n situated 10
Tor goods OF various kads good CITY ropsrt
Ii - Sr-Nesr Perry vacant lot i05 4 ffont1to
sn cf exchange for small house and lot near Superior
WARRENSvILLE-l Acres near the esp,er with
~ is, 9afn' oreiard Se,-to exchange for some good
JUS tis''A anus ROUSE JENNINGS "a s,,.,,,,s,
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
O miles sy Rsir5ad o@ cesssS a5a 2sS 1sS2d
N ~ "a ~ & o5SeS and n9s dong good business
- ACRES he Lake share miles from Fu .iia
klsds and y acres timber. Viii take Western lands n
STONE DWELLING LOT-wel locatsdia s..ir,-
O'e "a F 2, Lhe Sity, to exchange TOR small farm.
OF uuttrees and grape vines TO exchange Tor
El@ANO 4hON MINING COM
ANY STOCK nd Vacant Lots o erch1nge fr a small
trm near tbs city; house aud lot we'll located In he
elT- IN SO
AT EUCLID STATION % acrs Of land-soil black
sandy ienmi under hae cultivation with a. undance of
eh9iee Ifut and some timber two dwellings, barns
and heseI, I,ainns sprIns uf wyter; and aczes L 0f
mile nor OF the Station; rich loamy soil To exchaage
for good improved firm. Also
20 ACRES IN WILLOUGHBY-Ou the Lake Shore
con- idernhie fruit ~ -
HUkON CO--Farm OF 10 acres ~ mile from r r
STA ION, good new house and barn. orchard &C: we'll
sa.eIed VIII exchange IN part for NesteTn lands
FOR RENT story Dwelling House on Lake st-S2ls
DO do Frankf 1t st-Sl5O
t,.,, ROUSE JENNINGS,
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NEw YORk, July l2
Important news from India has been received in
England by telegraph from Malta
Sir Hugh Rose had captured Calpee alter having
been twice Intellectually attacked by the rebels
A rapid pursuit was made Of the enemy, resulting
in the capture Of large amount Of stores or guns,
gunpOEder and ammunition
Sesious disturbances had occurred in the Bon
bay Presidency, where political agent bad went
with an escort and had been murdered By the
rebels.
Dude was still in a state Of rebellion, the rebels
were approaching Lucknow, but the city was fully
defended and garrisored, and no alarm was ieltior
their safety.
Sir 81 Leyard had defeated the rebels at Ingies-
pore, killing great numbers Of them.
Gevalion had been attacked and plundered by the
rebels
ESGLAND-A caiamitous fire had occurred on
the London docks, doing damage to the amount OF
ESQ 600
The Queen had paid a visit to the Leviathan.
More steamers are TO be put on the route between
/ Galway aud America.
DR.. LivingstOn's arrival at the Cape Of Good
Hope is reported.
4 proposition had been made TO send eleTgymen
TO Parliament.
Mr. Rarey, the hOrse-tamer, had exhibited his
wonderful exploits before the Queen.
FRANcE-It was IumOred that Admiral Hamlin
will resign the Marine Department which oeyo.ves
/ on fEiuce NapOlcOlf Alnlslth VI AiSleAS "Au eAS
\ Colonies.
| The transformation of saiing-ships into steam
/ ers was going on with much activity.
| ITALY-The Prince Royal OF Sicily had been
married to the Duchess Marie OF Bavaria.
! Piedmont persists in demanding indemnity from
/ Naples in the affair f the Cagliari.
! Spain IS much incensed against England on the
| slave question
Russian column was advancing into the Cau-
/ cassians.
The Austrians are fastening the construction
/ Of ten new forts.
! LIVERPOOL IARRETS-LiyeGp10l June 2o-Coton
has been active demand with advance OF iqy 81
all grades since the American adyces The sales OF ne
add ba OF which slcu aoTs TOOL
lu0OJ and tIporers 40O0 bales lhe market closed Ney
/ buJyant 49,
Ihe sdVces from Manchester favorable all kinds
| Of goods having advanced an prc3
| LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET -Ihe WsalheF CON
/ tnues fvorub'e for crops.
] El1ur-Steady and prices unc -anged-
WheaEim with an advance o. Id red is qgosd Al eA4l
/ at, white 6G1s.
IGra-Duli. yellow 81; white a2sGlSs3
/ Beof-H-avy.
/ POrk-Stcady.
/ Bacon-Dul
| Lard--Quoted al 5is65is6d.
/ Ig0SDoS MONEY NARKEr-No change has tsken place
s5- S5S money aud g55s Et2a or TIE August ACCOUNT
/ Eiour and Wheat-SnghIy dcaIer ~ Marx Lane
/ 1ea-Flrm-
/ Sugar-DulL
| C0fee-lnacfivc
| TallOv-Unaliered- Con-Heagy-
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$500 FoR GRAIN has been paid by person
wanting few bushels of choice article 10 Sow
Now this was shrewd on their part, and no one
accused them Of Surfing themselves TO "a NAP when
it would SEEN proper to be wide awake.
The farmer should be governed BY the same rule
in getting SUIT Of clothes Of the right GRAIN,
with even and smooth Nap that some master work
man has had to SEW upon, and has LETT upon 1t an
even, clean, and firm SEAN.
A garment made 3" TO the LETTER'-as above
will never be called upon TO recognize the LET
'ER RIP"
At J. SOnneborn's, l56 Superior street, Cleve-
land O., clothes Of the above firm and handsome
description, may always be found in any quantity,
and hat doubly adds 10 the wonder IS the prices
are invariably FIFTEEN PER CENT less than at
anu other clothing store IN The State.
Admission free and attendants to show visitors
through the extensive e stablishment-gTdtIs
iuneSd Etriwtf
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PROM BOSTON

BOsToN, July H.
At Carmel, Ne. on SatHTi-y. the two only child
ren Of Lewis Robinson, aged and years, were
drowned while bathing.
10 Waltham, on Saturday, Miss Ellen Wallace,
aged nineteen, was drowned by the capsizing Of a
beat.
The lightning struck the dwelling house on
the corner of Pearl and Washington streets, in
Roxbury, doing some damage, but iDjuring no
persons.
day To day we are having a heavy easterly rain
storm
Among the prominent guests at the Nahant
House this season are Lord Napier and family.
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DROwNED.-A little fellow named Henry
Hart, whose mother lives in Lake street near
the corner of Erie, WAS drowned in the Lake
at about hslf-past three O'Clock yesterday after
noon. He and another little fellow about his
age (eight years) were playing on the track Of
the Lake Shore Railroad, between Bank and
Water streets, when a train came along, and
Henry in attempting to get upon the switch
track, fell through the piles between the two
tracks into the River and was drowned. His
body had not been recovered up to dark last
evening
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RRnNI NEW YORK.

NEW OK, July I'm
By the arrival Of the British brig John Butler,
Capt Park, we have papers from Santiago DelOs
Cabelleros and San Domingo Jne 23d- They con-
tain confirmation of the adviees already received
that the revolution had already ended, and the city
OF San Domingo had unoOnditiOnally surrendered to
the legitimate authority Of the country. Baez had
len ths Island. and the army Of Santa Anna had
with great rejoicing entered the city. The papers
are full OF the oical document, but contain no ad
ditional particulars Of interest,
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CRIcKEr.-The grand match between the
Union Club of Cincinnati and St. Georges Club
of this city, will be played to-day. The Heeker
Brass Band has been engaged to play on the
occasion An omnibus will leave the city at 8
A NJ for the Cricket grounds The exercise
begins at 9! O'clock All inteL ding to ride over
will take notice
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, July -
This has been the hottest day Of the season
Their. this morning 81 deg.
At halEpast eleven We had one Of the most Sc
we're storms ever witnessed in this vicinity. The
streets at one time were impossible from the
food.
The wind blew a gale, upTOOing trees, and
scattering shingles, chimneys and awnings.
In the country there was a terrific hail storm.
Stones larger than eggs came down, doing consid-
cradle damage TO crops.
Three miles below this city a vessel loaded with
lumber was driven ashore
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PERsONAL--AmOng the arrivals at the Amer
ican yesterday, were Col. R H. Nugent, of
NewcomerstOwn, o.; S. n. osgOOd and family,
of Memphis, Tenn; S. H. Bradley, of Medina i;
George A. Lowe, of Chicago, and n. II. Rosa,
of Georgia
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pbpsifialls & 5mraeons.
u MORTON, NJ. D.,-Physopatbi

u MORTON, VI. D.,-Physopathic
Jser Eclectic Physician and surgeon PI Mid
TON having located himself IN this place. ready 10 at
tend all calls hs Profession either al his ooe or al
every description either mtnera animal o. vesetsbe aud
never reduces ms patients TO cure them, but simp
healthy medication.
those afcis with diseases Of tue Liver. Lungs, Kid
neys spleen, Neurlsa- IND NATION, Rhsumaism teiiher
Acute Or Chronic Loss ui Appete uerangement Of the
Siouaeh Conpatan % the B1Eels, Bilious Affections
Gravel Scrof1 SvenRs and Ulcers Cancers Fstuas
Impurities ofthe Blood any Cronc OF long sianing
diseases dlsesses peculiar 70 the female such SUP
ed 10 call His Mode OF Treatment Is also com plstely
adautes % Diseases 0fChildren-
Dr. N. has also sure and never failing remedy for
Fever sud Ague Cholera Ohoers-Aobus, Dysentey and
Diauhoea Colc. Cram Lockiaw, Fs and asms treat
~ DIM IS also prepared otreat successfully FEvERS
o. the vanE types togother with All other form Of acute
Diseases Ihis - 20 fiction lmagnaon OF the brain,
but facts deducted from years the Reform
New school System Pratice and thorough reading OF
the yarou schools Of ply aud systems Of practice and
graduate from the old and schools OF Aedi,ine
tii-o3 iiOr ANic SfFni ~ NJ @ I ~
untures and srup, such as are usually sept in Botanic,
1,-ii,r ps7,eiii.S - = f-rsr a.
pared b. himself Remedial Ageuts among which are
the fnloWin- via: ComponBd Syrup OF The WanderinS
MIR Need sovereign Teraeiv ior the vSospS. Piles
&c Auii-B lous Pills exclusively for the Liver; Saz tive
Bftsrs AniiDyspepiic Powders; Tooh Ache Drops which
never all q cure Eye-Water. never falling remedy for
Weak Sornd lEl1med Eyes; Canker Medicine. for Can
ksror Caioel Sore-oufh CERTAIN and speed cure; DR.
Ms B1sam Of Wllu Cherry, for Coughs Colds r0nchiiis
Consumption and all Diseases Of the Lungs Rhumatie
use for internal external appeaion SOyerets Hem
edy for the Choiera Mothers Cordial FeIaals tIiend
II n. b Particular Atipntloe WILDE paid in treat
ing all Old Chronic snt iEaie pissgses cleanse the
sP tha dead ba does claim tas hs can eare All cur
able Diseases and many that are considered ncurable
oaies 10 laS LeFas 81 Residence, No 10 Church
~ s DIM would ~ that he esa give One STU
deaf sood chance IN his Ore 70 reed Meticns sni rs
VARIOUS uflncnes an sdlE LIonwf IulVlc rpQ
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The Great Secret Out at LGst!!
1.-The SECRETS OF RaTie and Olher celebrated HOrze
Tanners by which art many uagOTernAble, vicious and
Sauy horses made the valuable Of their species
and the true method Of breaking coils BY mail post
paid on the receipt Of Two Dollars Address,
Bo163s wN. RAEIE'S AGENT Cleveland, o.
r. The book which send contains all the noTmliion
that can be obtained from any source and is the that
is practced BY J. RARIE and sold in Book form BY his
Agents from three to ten dollars. and bond reGuir
Of $50 to keep the secrets jus:dkw2=lss
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NoTIcE To THE FORMER SCHOLARS OF THE
HIGH ScHOoL.-On account of the unpleasant
weather, the picnic contemplated by the former
scholars Of the Cleveland High School will be
relinquished. The Literary Exercises will be
held at the High School Rooms, at half-past ?
P. NJ, Tuesday, July 18th. The public are re-
spectfully invited TO attend The Reunion"
will be held in the evening, AZ the same place.
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MrotHIncs.
RTEALTH on AMERICAN NO,

EALId wv AMERICAN WO,
- - i aitN. from nas ". Y Duily Netcs (Eduori.ll
y bTless on ne .ieath Of American Women IN annlh
i 55 s5 as nc subject IN an ablo manner, and
- Prom fae AlbaHy MoTTfsg E-Dress
fshals Otsrne Cafnocon has D0yed TO be fully a.
b. sical gentlemen aud others IT gr,s - ,.si-r
physician Of very ne attsnments mao Of gea udsssnt
utl9ner IN an diseases, especially those womea and
FfOa Psysieiaas
Maslall's Uterine Cathoieoa viii certainly cure all
the diseases for which u is recommends -
- here Is no medicine ike II In this counfrvr
- ~ We So5st cases have ever met with MarShars
CteIlne Cathoheon Is a certain and safe remedy"
MARSHALLS UTERINE CATHOLICoN
Is sunhesa'insy ofered as reliable remedy for Al tbos
complnlns 10 which every 1be and which grad
ualy afec he mind well the body Thai 10 thirk
possibility Among the c5mpains for which he Cathoi
Goa y rtmedy are Falling q the Womb WHites Sup
ssss eI - hiut 1ienstr uation- Boanss In
naiA IDS and diseases Of the Kidneys Urinary
Retention OF ncontnercs Urine Heartburn CO.
u.eness heryousneSs Fsintinss Palpitafions Cramps
DIS urnee sleep and al rouhes, anic syn ahstic
cJunecied vita the ulelns organs
LADIES' who are troub ed with Of the above symptoms
dIess Dr BRIDGE with fu c0ufdes e. Thai they Will
End relief Marshalls Uterine CatholcOn Is nlt quacE
medfne out ingredients have been made known 10 The
Medic1l Colleges snd thy ire n the servic N anv r
Specialize Th-s -sirIan IN the country.
Ths Drics o. MARSHA LIS UTERLNEI CATHOLI
CON - OHe Dol ar 0Rd HaJper siagle bottle.
WEST BEDFORD, Coshooton Co, May "a, 1871.
Mr. H. Kingsley, Sir:-I have been selling the medi-
cine the GIafenber ompany for the last ten and
hive invariably found them good satsfactou anil
the pills have sold 10 great many families regularly
as ter Tea and cgee and with my trade N > have become
ape icie AIarshals Uterine Ca a'holiron q me-.
eiae TIA uss done great amount Of goodn female dsea
beueh uH bdttie than she dIi from long course M
medical Treatment b. The n s. skiifu pbvsicians
,,. 49,, Yours truly JAMES WILSON.
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RRnM ST InHNs

ST. JOHSs, n. F., July 1910 A. NJ
The weather is cool and clearing. Up wind n
Z. No signs Of the Telegraph feet as yet
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Ill
Three Days Later.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
ADVANCE IN FLOUR AND WHEAT.
TELEGRAPH FLEET HEARD FROM!
ADVANCE IN FLOUR AND WHEAT.

ST. JOINS, y. F., July II.
The R. NJ. Steamship Canada for Liverpool, the
80 inst, passed Cape Race at A NJ. to day. The
Indian arrived out on the 30th, and the North Star
and Kangaroo on the lst-
Cotton at Liverpool had considerably advanced
with large sales during the week
Breadstuffs firm -four 81 higher; wheat ad-
vanced ls2d, owing 10 drought on the Continent;
corn dull; provisions steady. Co. sOls for account
95 sa95 s.
The news Is of but little importance
The bill allowing the House Of Commons 10 ad-
NIT Jews. passed to the second reading in the
House Of Lords by 40 majority.
Parliament will be prorogued before the end Of
July.
The Spanish Ministry resigned. and a nav eabi-
net was organized, headed by ODonnell
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p BRYANT i STKATToS's chain of College
is now complete and in successful operation A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College will
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and rice
Uersa. P. R. SPENCER & Sons have charge Of
the Cleveland Writing Department cbs4tf
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COURT.-The statute term of the U. s. Dis
trict and Circuit Courts commence at 10 o.
clock this morning. Judge Mclean will be
present tomorrow.
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AssAULT.-Two young fellows named Cin-
ton Howard and r. F. Scoyill were arrested on
Sunday evening for making an assault upon
Buckley Stedman, Esq, on Erie street, just af-
ter Church time. One of them, Howard,
struck Mr.. Stedman quite a severe blow in the
face. He was fined $40 and costs, before Es-
quire Miller, and sent to the dungeon of the
county Jail for forty-eight hours on bread and
water. ScOyille was discharged.
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TO BE HUNG.

NEw YORE, July l2.
Michael Cangeml was to-day sentenced by
Judge Wright 10 be hung September 3D., for the
murder Of Policeman Anderson.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

CoLUNBUs, July l2-
A large number Of delegates to the Republican
Convention tomorrow are already in. Prospect
fall
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CHICAGO. july u.

Mr. Lincoln addressed large concOurse OF peo-
pie on Saturday night, in reply to Senator Doug
las speech the night before. Number in attend
anee estimated at five thousand. Considerable
enthusiasm manlfesfed.
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BANKING NEWS.

LANsINGBURG, N. Y, July IL
The Farmers Bank of Lansngburgh was entered
and desperate attempt made to open the safe,
but without success.
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5pstinl Notitts.
HORSE TAMING-

H Fer Gas Fixtures ard FRting-Agply
% Fegg EHsrOrts & Co, lo5 and IOI Superior street
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IA For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
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LIST MOTIFS REPORT.
ABOUT THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN.

ABOUT THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN,.
ST. LOUIS, July l2.
To-day the Missouri Republican entered the 5lst
year OF its existence, from q diminutive weekly
sheet l2 by IA 10 inches, issued July 18th, 1909
Il has gradually increased to its present mammoth
proportions Of 80 by Sc inches, being the largest
paper published in the West, aud with two excep-
lions the largest in the Union,
The Republican employs us permanent hands,
and the aggregate expenses Of the establishment
reach four thousand dollars per week.
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Grover AND BAkEz's FAN

Ist. Cotton is used as it is purehased-On spOOls
without rs-Winding saving time, trouble and
waste.
ID. The trouble and perplexity Of filing shut
tie, las in other machnes) is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. Iii very simple yet strong in construction
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
suirs TO be taken apart to be oiled.
4th The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
slar, and will not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
sth. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric
This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving ol
labor are invited to call at the salesroOn Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves Th'
above machines are freely shown and samples o.
work given at all times.
The services Of a lady and the use Of maehin'
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
At the room Of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5Oper day
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Northrop a spangler's Block,
phsOdsmISs Superior st. up stairs.
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ARRIVAL OF THE cFkAMER lLLlNOlS--lue
Illinois, Capt. Frazer, arrived from Lake Supe-
nor ports about six O'Clock yesterday morning
She brought 100 passengers to Detroit and this
city and 227 tons of copper to the former place
The following is the memoranda of her news;
The Iron City, Capt J. E. Turner, arrived at
Detroit Saturday and went into dry dock to
repair her wheel She will be here tomorrow.
She has a fair load of passengers and freight
Propeller Mineral Rock left OntonagOn on
the evening of the 5th John Clarke, ex-pros-
ecuting attorney of OntOnagon County, had
been tried and found guilty of forgery and SEN
tenced to the Penitentiary at Jackson. At
Eagle River the Illinois took OF Cliff Mine
Copper on the 9th. At Copper Harbor, Tues
day night, found baTque Fontanelle and sehoOn-
er Vermont unloading coal for steamer North
Star. The Lady Elgin was got on the rocks
Sunday evening, the 4th, and run on to the
beach where the hole Gust forward midshiPs)
was stopped. She left in company with the
Salyor Monday night with two steam pumps
working, for Chicago dry dock At Marquette
Wednesday, the sth. the following vessels were
loading iron ore ScAooners Rhoder, Geo.
Worthington, St James, Susquehanna, st.
Paul, Star of the North, New London, Twin
Sisters and Brig Concord. The Sharon Co
want forty men. The Pioneer Co. are abOu.
starting another furnace and viii require 200
more men The Cleveland Co. have sold all
their iron and will put on an extra force Of
men. The Illinois stopped at Grand Island.
Met City Of Cleveland "Wednesday night of
Two Heart Rivers. Met sehr. Roberts in Mud
Lake bound up. On the morning Of the sth
steamer Michigan entered the Straits Met
propeller Northern Light off Presque Isle tie
9Th, and the North Star on the morning Of the
10th off Point Dubarque On the 9TH S. s
Palmer of Palmyra, n. Y, while bathing of
the breakwater, was drowned.
The Illinois cleared on her retain trip tC
Superior about half past nine O'Clock last
night.
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Gpetial Notirts.
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
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