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MINNEAPOLIS
HER TRAD
FOR 1874.

FoIC 1874.
We the Manufacturers Minneapolis
throughout Northwest that We
are this year better prepared than
d both prices goods
received direct from first hands, both this
geographical position and excellent facilities for the goods
point desired second
other the Northwest solicit onensa
Shippers vi" find the best
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Gould & Co., Washington Avenue, Academy Of Music.
Busrd los Washington grain
Tribune Printing Company, City Hall building
"ar Wales Co., 1s6 Net Cushman Washington avenue
CARPETS OIL CLOTHS &C. '10' "''A'"''
Wakefield Plant No 5CenteB
Carney Smith, Successors Towl Hennepn below
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
fs, a1s M s s"s 2 ss ss Son. I'd LIST
CHINA
CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS D''''
K Winslow Co.. 2ande Academy Of Music
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Whiting Shepherd Washington
ra,,,.r 10 n;,oo.. .u.nn. 00S'n01 @ 40.
Minneapolis Cotton Mills, Proprietor:
H. 1Anihrdse Steam Bakery. Washington Avenue
:Ss ~:
CHEMICALS
Lyman Williams, Square ep postemoe
Fletcher, Lorine Eyre.
EouNDREs SHOPS, &c.
ss:s:s: f: n"'''n4n
;:;: e.: ss '''''''''s'
Hennn ave and 2o2
Mest wholsse on
Minnesota Desk Company (sohool ure
SUPPLIES.
Jas SPHINX Washington I'd Wyh umhng
FURNISHING GOODS
GRAIN,
Clark & Linton, 6zl Washington
T SsSss Block Durham Johnson ZIG H'Pn avenue
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY IRON AND STEEL
$:: Ill.,: III:
Eio'esr Co., 212 ioost Fuller Simpson,
Brothers. Is Nool House Block E storer 81 Nioouet ave.
Forler & sieber, 1le First
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
S:'s %:ss' b ss
" He'rok, 81 Nools
Webb 90 Hennepin avenue Auin $50 Nieost avenue
PAINTS, OILS WINDOW
12 Tssss. T s9 on
a, o3 1ubreang '0'' s''
DEALERS IN RAGS
warner brewster O. 20. on canal near 9th avenue
p1cruRErRAME Mou1D1Nes MANUFACTURED
Hargreave aveco street.
Flow Works. I'd st 9Th
PUMP MANUFACTURERS
James SPHINX WIFE, Niool .venuo
IL ~ Whelply (drive we[s) 253 1st
oye Harrison Knight 2o7 Ncoet Manufacturing
John Hinton E Saw Works. I'd street
near ON avenue SOUTH and I'd streets.
STENCILS
d G Hamln' Mooaet avenue cor I'd street..
wander Horck
TEAS. ToBAoco, COFFEE
Ray s squires Washington
Wista, 1876 Nole opposite PosoRoe.
| whitney q Marshall, ia Washington north.
WALL PAPER,
"lsta Wales Co., 1876 Nle
Oswald No. Co., No. Centre Block
Rank Schultz, No. LIST north.
MACHINERY
walker Brothers, Manufacturers and Dealers
N!colst House Washington Hennn Nicele
National Hotel, Washington
Hotel corner Washington
bellevue House, Washington depot
Aercnans HOTEL corner LIST north 3dstreet
Bonds European Hotel and Restaurant No 81 Washington NN
ASxaA&K Lodgings SO F.JNE
NORTH STAR IRON WORKS,
HARRISON, JOHNSON g. CO., Proprietors.
! River Street n Avenue North West Division
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.
| Manufacturers o
ON NT0N DIV O. Tn DTMT ElTnTNEu gmH 1r nnTT nm
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KEARNEY'S
FLUID EXTRACT
B:'..UCHU!
~.'@> The only known remedy for
BriEht's Disease,
And q positive remedy for
GOVT, GRAVEL, STRUCTURES, Ola.
BETEs, DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS
DEBILITY, DROPSY,
Non.retention or Ineontinence of Urine, r.
ritation, Inflammation or liberation Of the
BLADDER & KIDNEYS,
sPERMAToRRHGA,
Leucorrhma or Whites, Diseases Of the
Prostate Gland, Stone in the Bladder,
Colculus Gravel or Briokdust Deposit and
Musous or Milky Discharges.
kEARNEY'S
EXTRACT UGH u
Permanently Cures all Diseases of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS AND DROPsICAI
sWELL1NGs,
Existing in Men, Women and Children,
10NO MATTER WHAT THE AGE!
Prof. Steele says: zone bottle of Kear'
ney's Fluid Extract Buohu is worth NOR,
than oil other Buohus combined"
Price, One Dollar per Bottle, or Six Bot
ties for Five Dollars.
Depot, 104 Duane st., N. Y
A Physician in attendance to answe,
correspondence and give advice gratis.
~seud stamp for Pamphlets, free.-@a
For sale by c. sCHULTEN,
St. Cloud, MINI
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THE THRESRER OF The PERIOD.

This II the famous "VsRAroR" THREsHER, which
has created such revolution in the trade and be-.
come 90 FULLY ESTABLISHED as the "Leading Thresh-
or" of this day and generation. More than seven
thousand purchasers AID ninety thousand grain
raisers pronounce these machines ENTIRELY UNEQUAL.
LED for grain saving, time saving, and money max
ing.
Four sizes made, viz: 24-inch, as
inch, 31.tnch, and 36-inch Cylinde rs,
with g. 8, 10 and I2-Aorse ssNIounted''
Powers. Also separators 'sa1one'' ex-
Prossly for Steam Power, and Improved
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES for
Steam Machtnes.
All persons intending to buy Threshing Machines,
or Separators ''alone, " or Horse Powers saone" as
we'll as GRAIN RA1sERs AND Farmers who want their
grain threshed, saved and cleaned to the best adj
VANTAGE are invited to send for our new forty page
illustrated Pamphlet and Circulars (sent FREE CIV
ing full particulars about these Improved Machines
and other information valuable to farmers and
threshermen. Address,
NICHOLS, SHEPARD IL co.,
apr16 Battle Creek, Mich.
8. L. SHELDON,
General Agent tor the Northwest.
For price lists, etc., inquire of
O. o. TOBEY, A. GRovENOR,
st. Cloud: Sank Centre.
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OBSTACLES TO mARRIAaE.

Happy Relieffor Young Men from tho effects Of
Impediments to Marriage removed. New method of
treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress Howard Association, No. South Ninth street.
Phihdelphia, Pa.-an institution having ahigh rep.
utafon for honorable CONDUCT and professional skll
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIFE ri. ~ CHE HEsr,

AGENTS WANTED everywhere for this new
and beautifully illustrated book Of the authors
thirty years Life and Adventures among the
Indians, in the Mexican Wars hunting wild animals
&C.. &c. 1HraHngty i.teresttng, and selling faster
than anything ever before known. Send for illus.
trated circular and liberal terms T. A. Hutchinson
& Co., Chicago Ill. = - >
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|NiI3Il[A!iEE5 ( a eG1A)
ENXE SINIZSASAk1N

avss:tv Of Penna in ls and after 80 experienced
perfected Or. Filters Vegetable khSum1tta
Evry, guarantee il an infable euro for Nerve, KID,
Sworn to 26h April 1871
~ +. "A. CSBOURN, Notary Pubic, Phiz
RSy Tho ~S Murphy, II
ETinc Media p Rev.1.S: Buch. Clafeqse Iowa Rev
Fhils 4o 1icted should write D. Ftasr Phfa tee1pla
ntory Pamphlet xeS an IN
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Mortgage Sale.

Any the above mailed postpaid, onrecspt ofprice
Address, J. L. PETERS, 500 Broadway N Y
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ADVANTAGE! o SRE3{6BEo BY THIS

It keeps the money in tho State.
1t insures Females without extra risk.
tits as liberal as is consistent with per-
feet security.
It is conducted by men whose integrity
Of character and business ability are we'll
known throughout the State.
1t receives high rate Of interest on its
loans.
Its rate Of mortality must be low by res-
son Of the healthful climate of Minnesota.
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OBSTACLES 70 TARRIAGE.

|! 0BSTAOLEN 10 MARRIAGE.
Happy Relief for Young Mon from the effects Of
Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood Restored,
Impediments to marriage removed. New method
Of treatment. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent FREQ. inseaed envelopes.
Address HOWARD AssOCIATlON,N mo. 2south Ninth
st., Philadelphia, Pa-an institution having high
skill. oct3O-lyr
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WHY WILL YOU
SUTFER1

To all persons suffer
ing from Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Cramps in the
limbs or stomach, Bill
lious Collie, Pain in the
back. bowels or side, We
would Say, zA1 BousE-
HOLD PANACIA and PAM
II LINIMIN1 IL Of all 9th.
ers the remedy you want
for internal and external
use. It has cured the
above complaints in
| thousands Of cases.
There is no mistake
labout it. Try it. Sold
by all Druggists.
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$l.OO for 6 mos.
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

MNun0Ous 4OW AOStS nO" htbtOFed1
Just Published, . new edition Of
=AixE d. .Culvorwell's Celebrated
Essay on the radical cure without
Sl1iAU medicine) of Spermatorrhoeao Semi
nal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impo-
tency, Mental and Physical IncapacitY, 1mpedments
to Marriage, etc.; also, Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits. induced BY selfindulgsuce or ssxsl extrava-
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~ Price, in = sealed envelope, only nix cents.
Tho celebrated author, In this admirable Essay,
practice, that the alarming consequences Of self
abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous
use Of internal medicine the application of the
knife; pointing out mode Of euro at ence simple,
certain and erected by means of which sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately. and radically.
~ This Lecture should be in the:hands OF every
youth and every man in the land.
| Sent under seal, in plain envelope, TO any id.
dresss post paid receipt Of six ots- two postage
stamps Also, DE-. sIILsBEE's aInxDY Fol Pills. Send
OHAS. J. q. KLINE Co.,
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@10tn Don s; g; day. 4 fsssi:p. xsa e.
'4lulU 0zU 4 I: h i: BLAIR i CO.. 81 Lou i1
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AGE n rs

MAPS, CHARTS, S Ssist, nDsi Gs.%s:
&c. All goods at New York prices. AL men out of
employment will find it TO their advantage to- send fol-
our Inducements to Agents: Address.
HASKELL BRO. Il BOBBINS, 81, Lake st., {Chicago.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Children often look Pale and Sick
from no other cause than having worms In the stom
BROWNS VERM1IUaE ooMF1Ts
will destroy Worms without injury to the child be-
ing perfectly WHITE and free from al coloring OF
otherinjuri0us Ingredients usually used In worm
preparations. CURTIS & THROWN, Proprietors,
No. Els Fulton Street, New York.
Sold BY Drua0istsdnd Chsmists, and dealeTsin Xedt
cines at TWIN1I-RIv1 C1NTs 4 Box.
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DIRECTORS
Guarantee Fund:


Bank and other stocks ~ per following
schedule: so shares First National Bank
Of Rochester, 80 First National Bank Of
Winons, so Second National Bank of St.
Paul, 20 First National Bank Of Red Wing,
POS First National Bank Of st. Paul, 60
State National Bank Of Minneapolis, 60
City Bank Of st. Paul, and IS shares of
Preferred Stock Of st. Paul & Sioux City
Railroad Company.
Par Value. Market Value.
$53,o00.00 $72,250.oO
49, 72, 250.00
The above described fund is
deposited with the State Irsur-
snce Commissioner free Of inter-
est and is pledged to remain
there free Of interest or other ex-
pense to tho Company, as long
as it needs to hold the fund for
the security Of its policy holders
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Another Potato Bog Ex,er.nInator

hhhON, July Il, lct l..
Editor Stdr:-I notice in YOUR Issue OF the 10th
instant Teceip pit from sc" for an DISCRIMINATING
powder for potato bugs. 1t is one-twelfth Paris
green and HIP carboste powder. That this is
effective, L do not doubt, but it strikes me as
neediessly expensive. l have had consider able
experience in dealing with the pests, and have
found mixture of Paris green and lime plaster
most convenient for use and least expensive
Experimenting with different proportions have
found that mixed in the proportion ofORe part
by weight of Paris green to one hundred it see ms
equally az Elf Give as q larger proportion OF
Paris green. The vines treated with this mix
ture, by sprinkling IL evenly upon them, will
need no more attention on account OF bugs until
after heavy rain. / know nothing about the
adhesion OF carbolate power, but doubt whether
10 will stick on the leaves as well as that t.
which have referred and which uss. With
an appliance OF my own invention, which
spreads it very evenly, L can treat an acre
in two or three hours, using from p to IS or 100
lbs. TO the acre, according TO the size OF the
vines. The cost or 100 lbs. of the mixture in this
market is as follows: 90 lbs. lime plaster at halt
cent, ~ cents; ID. Paris green, best, 90 cents.
100 lhs OF the mixture, S1.10. Get the best Paris
green. The second quality is nearly WORTHLESS.
Tor this purpose. o. S. WARNER.
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That Comet OF Ours.


George NJ. SesbToke, the astronomer Of
"Temple Observatory" Rugby, writes 70 tie
London Times as follows
"SIR: As no account Of the constitution OF
TINS comet hsk yet appeared in your columns,
think II may be interesting 20 some OF your
readers 10 learn something OF the teachings of
it spectrum. IL was examined on Wednesday
night at the Temple Observatory, Rugby, With
the following results: The nacleus, or bright
point OF the comet, gave q continuous epec-
trum, or light OF all colOTs. The fan-shSped
part preceding the nucleus gave alsO a faint
continuous spectrum crossed by three bright
bands, showing the presence of light of three
different colors only. From the fai1t part pre-
cedlng the ian there was q spectrum OF three
bands only; and an the spectrum OF the tail, nOE
some i've millions OF miller long, the same bands
appeared, together with faint continuous spec
tTum. The interpretation of these results is
briefly this: A continuous spectrum shows
the presence Of either a solid, liquid, or gas
at high pressure, 20 the nucleus consists OF
one OF these tAree, most probably of q solid
whether solid bali or thick cluster Of small
bodies does not appear, but the latter is more
probable. The faint continuous spectrum of
TIE fan shows a constitution similar TO that Of
the nucleus, and II re probably more diffused
cluster OF. small bodies, but the bright bands
rom II show Tie presence Of gas, and they
are similar 20 the bands found IN the spsctrum
81 an incsndescent gas consisting of carbon and
hydrogen, such as the blue base OF a gas flame;
30 there Is evidence here OF a hydro carbon in a
gaseous state mixed with these small bodies
forming the fan. TIE bands only from the
part preceding the fan show the presence of
this gas extending beyond the said particles.
The spectrum or the tail is evidence of it's
gaseous nature, but IL also contains a certain
quantity of solid particles sufrclent 20 give the
FAINT continuous spectrum. OF late years IL has
been shown that certain comets and clusters OF
meteorites, such as give us those showers Of
August aud November, travel on the same
paths through space, and il IL highly probable
that some OF the largest comets mentioned by
the arcients are now represented by hOcks of
meteorites; and now we have another clue 20
the constitution Of cOmets-namely, that they
are clusters OF meteorItes surrounded by hydro
carbon gas. How this gas obtains Its luminosity
IL is dicult 10 cay, but 10 seems possible that
gas need not always be heated, in our ordinary
sense, TO render it luminous"
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SIR MARNApUKE-s MUSINGS.
ny THEODORE Triton

Ivon a noble fame,
But. with a sudden frowu,
The people snatched my crown,
Ard In the mire trOd down
Ny lofty name.
here a bouuteous purse,
And becgsrs by the way
Then blessed me day BY day,
But i. grown POOR ss they,
Have now their curse.
Igaiusd what men called friends.
But now their love IL Rate.
Ard have learned too late
How mated friends inmate,
Ard friendship ends.
clasred a wopsnt breast.
As N her heart I knew,
or fancitd. would he true.
Who proved-slss, she tool
False Ike the rest.
row an all bereft-
A. wi en- some tower doth fail.
With psttlemeuts and wall,
AID gate aud bridge and All
And nothing left.
But account 10 worth
All pangs OF fair hopes crossed
All loves and henors lost
To gain the heavens NJ cost
OF losing earth.
So. lest be inclined
To render ~ for III
Hence forth In me instil.
God, n sweet good Will
To all mankind.
"SLKErY Hollow" November /, ISL.
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Foreign NOfes

THE SITUATION IN FKANCH.
LONDON, July pa Times Paris special says
the administration consented to a recess because
ii hopes before the assembly meets again to
prepare q new constitutional bill, for which it
can, in the meantime, secure the support of the
majority. The government hesitated to com
NIT itself fully to the bill reported from the
committee Of thirty by Nj. Ventavon, because il
was sure to be rejected.
STOPPING CARLIsT SUPPLIES.
The TeIeerdpRs special from Berlin saws il is
reported that the German government Is max
ing strenuous efforts to stop the supplies.
weapons, and money TO the Carlists, and has
called the attention of the Versailles govern
ment to the subject.
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THE BosToH RAcRs.-The Beacon Park races
concluded yesterday. In the race for 2. % horses
the starters were Honest Billy, Flora Belle,
against Fannie second choice, and the field.
The frst heat Was contested mainly by Baby
Boy and Belle, both doing some breaking, the
heat theg were all together at the half, but Belle
soon after went away and won from the Boy by
an open length. Time, ISL. The third beat
was won by Fannie In IA, who did the most OF
the uotting, all the others acting badly &C imes.
The fourth heat was very similar % the third,
Fannie never bsing headed after the word was
gwen Time 23tk. The tfth heat wa< won By
Billy, he beating Fannie by . head, after q
warm race from the three quarter pole. Times
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Two Murderers.

RUTLAND. VI, July 25.-Near st. Adams,
Tuesday evening, tramp on his way to Canada
was accosted by two men, who attacked him,
stabbing him three times with common pocket
knife, one of the stabs entering his heart ab out
one-quarter of an inch. The wounded man
managed 10 reach house where aid was given
him. He died yesterday afternoon. Officers az
st. Adams think they have clue 20 the muir
derers, who fed into Canada.
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BURNIuo on MANY,

BURNING OF MAxxY's FORr.-Some years
since lunatic named Marcy, on Black .eli'.
ture, which had ever since attracted the atten-
ton Of visitors as "Msxey's Fort" Last Thurs-
day morning II caught IRE somehow and wa
destroyed. No damsge was caused TO the
asylum buildings, near by, thosgh for a while
the re was some apprehension Of serious trouble
by the keepers.
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The Newspaper BaIIOOnatics.

DOWN AND UP AGAIN.
HUDSON, n. Y, July 25.-The balloon under
charge of Prof. Donaldson, containing repre-
sentatives OF leading New York papers, which
assembled yesterday afternoon at AIS O'Clock.
landed in Germantown, near this city, at 5:24
this morning. It again assembled to high alti
tude, nearly describing circle around the city,
and proceeded in a southerly direction.
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A Cash BOX, containing $1,000 worth OF not,s
and papers and go in cash, was stolen Thurs-
day afternoon from the store OF A. Isaaos & Co.,
dealers in sponge, 81 Cedar street, New York.
The robber was one Of two strangers who pre-
tended to call on business. Later Ia the day
boy came in with the cash box, wrapped mp In
paper, presenting an express book for signature
away. ON examination, 1t was found that the
lid Of the box had been forced open, and ali the
money taken, bat none OF the papers were
taken. The supposition Ia that the thieves were
afraid OF negotiating the notes, and restored
them as the best means OF avoiding detection
This Ia a refinement In the ordinary way thieves
have of doing business.
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Proposed Reciprocity Meeting In
Canada.

HAMILTON, July 25.-A large general meet
ing Of manufacturers OF Ontario to take Into
consideration the proposed reciprocity treaty
has been called to be held at Hamilton Weines-
day and Thursday, August 18th and 18th. 1t l.
expected that the meeting will occupy Ii,
greater part OF he two DAYS.
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A Chinese Murder

SAN FRANCISCO, july PA Chinaman was
shot and killed by one OF his countrymen las.
night. Four or five shots went through his
heart. He ran the distance OF a block and fell
dead. Several persons were arrested on sas.
picion of the murder.
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Murder nv n Luuatic.

BALTIMORE, July IA special from West
minis Carroll County, Md, states that a few
days ago John Fisher, an insane inmate OF thu
almshouse, crushed IN the skull OF another in
mate named Shaeter, with an axe handle
Though portion or the skull was driven in
upon the brain Shaefer lived several days.
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A CONSPIRACY IN SAN DEMONSTRATES
from San Domingo city to the 18th instant state
that several persons have been arrested at San
tiago, charged with intending to incite q revolt
at the instigation and in the interest OF Baez
The plot was discovered by the authorities In
tune to prevent any disturbance or the public
tranquility.
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ANOTHER CHILD STOLEN IN PHILADELPHIA
The heartrending news OF another kidnapping
case Is made public in Philadelphia, under pre-
cieely the same circumstances Is those con-
nected with that Of Charley Ross. A little boy
just four years old, whose parents reside 1t the
whose name Il for the present purposely with
held, was approached on Wednesday BY two
men In wagon and prevailed % get I'm. One
reached the parents concerning hin oinea
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Fire I'm BROOKLYN,

NEW YORK, July pa fire occurred at No
1S4 LIST street, Brooklyn, owned by MT. Acker-
mann, this morning at $3.50, in building used
for manufacturing purposes. The building was
nearly destroyed. The loss on the stock and
building is about sl2 900; the insurance is not
known.
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Mollie Holt rock to be Sent 10 CaI-
ergo for Trial

NEW YORK, July 25.-In the supreme court
chambers, this morning, Justice Lawrence dis
missed, by consent, the writ of habeas corpus
taken ont for the alleged panel thief. MOllig
HolbroOk, and she will be sent back to Chico 90
on an extraGiIi On warrant granted by Gov. Dix
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NEw YORK, July 25.-The weekly bank state
nent Is as follows:-Loans, decrease, 81, lac, 800
specie, decrease. s1,1Os, 800; legal tenders, in
crease, S61 100; deposits, increase, 81 1923 TOO
circulation, increase, so, 100; reserve, increase
S420 O75.
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Fire i'm ROsfOn-

BosToN, July 25.-Three new unoccupied
dwelling hosses in block on Brookline avenue
Highland district, were burned last night. The
property belonged to Mr.. w. y. Palmer, and
was valued at s15, 600. Two OF the buildings
were insured. The fire was the work OF an
incendiary.
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Sad DIR owning of a Mother and Two

RUTLAND, VT, July 25.-While Mrs. Porter
OF st. Adams, and her two children were oat
gathering berries yesterday afternoon, one Of
the children stepped on rock overhanging a
deep hole in a creek and fell into the water
The mother jumped in after her child, folio g "a
by the other child, and before assistance could
be secured ali three were drowned.
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Suicide or n Rroker

SAN FRANCIsCO, July 25.-Wm. ID. Browne
a prominent stock broker and capitalist, shot
himself last night at his residence, in this city
L. Is believed he was insane.