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Crop Reports.

CHICAGO, July G.--The following crop
reports have been telegraphed to the As
sociated Press from points in Iowa;
Davenport-RepOrts from Wyoming
Fayette, Muscatine, Fairfield, Wilton,
BROOKLYN and Newton, Iowa, and from
the vicinity of this city, are very fayora.
bic for the crops. The past three days
storm seems to have had no other effect
than to impede the farmers work. In
some places the wind has tangled the
wheat and barley.
Ames-The corn will not be over hall
u crop, and il much more rain falls the
small grains will he injured.
MarshaIItown-The iow land corn is
badly damaged, but on the high lands it
is in good condition. Wheat and oats are
unhurt.
Tama-The rains have done some dam.
age in this section, but ii the weather
continues good now the crops will not
suffer. The low lands have been over
flowed.
Observation-Disclosures rains have done
little injury to any OF the crops, and the
farmers state that there will be good
Yield provided no more rain falls
LuzernG-The rains Of the last few
weeks have injured the crops greatly;
the grains are beginning to rust, the farm
ers say that II the wet weather continues
another week the wheat and barley will
not be worth cutting.
MaQucckta-'rhcre is good prospect
for all grains, but the corn is very back
ward. No dangcrof rust in the wheat.
State Center-Tle corn is suffering
much on account Of the wet weather
which prevents plowing, The other
cereals are doing finely.
LOndOn-Thc rain has not injured the
crops in this vicinity.
StunwoOd-CropI in fine condition.
COlO--Rain has injured the snail
grains considerably.
CIarenCe-Cr0ps never looked better.
Rains have done no damage.
Norway--Crops looking well. Rain
would, however, do much damage.
Dubnque-Reportsfro rom Dubuque, Del.
aware, buchanan, Jones, Linn, Bremen,
Chickasaw, Floyd, Mitchell, Butler,
Franklin, Hardin, Hamilton, Webster,
Calhoun, pocahontas, Bucna Vista, Cher.
okCc and Plymouth counties state that
the recent rains have not damaged the
small grains to any great extent. In II
few localities some have been blown down
and lodged, but wheat, oats and barley
generally promise a large yield. One
tenth more OCrcs nre under cultivation
than last year. Corn looks bad. II il
very weedy and the wet weather prevent.
cd the farmers from working it, In n
few hilly sections it Is badly washed.
The prospects are that there will be
hardly M Hvcrags crop, though II few
weeks Of warm, pleasant weather may al.
ter the situation entirely.
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N1nt h, II I,olirr Onlrcr.

MEMPHIS, July G.--lat Manning, a re.
tail grocer living on the corner Of Main
and Auction streets, was shot and killed
this afternoon by Officer Mccormick, who
short time before had entered Man.
ning's grocery aud asked him to quit
beating one Of his (Manning'sl children,
to which Manning replied by throwing n
monkey wrench At Mccormick md using
abusive language. Mccormick left and
procured warrant for the arrest Of Man.
ming, and On entering the grocery was
fred nt by Manning, the ball grazing the
officers temple. Whercupon Mccormick
drew his revolver and fired, killing Man.
ming instantly. Mccormick then snrrCn.
tered himself up. Manning was former.
lv nOliCpmnn.
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CHICAGO, July G.-FlOur-Steady and
in moderate demand. Wheat Demand
inir and prices advanced, closing weak; No.
81 O6Ig; No. fresh 81 OK regular; 81 OSA
spot or seller July; 81 DIAL YAK seller Au.
gust; 81 O2 seller September; No. 5, 99Ifca
Il TO- rejected ut 00c. Curn-Activc and
closed easy; No. mixed fresh G9Lsa69hc
regular; GSiSc bid spot Or seller July; 70SSC
bid seller August; 72IIc seller September
rejected GG4C. Oats-Demand Iair aud
prices advanced; No. =, 6ic spot; 53NC bid
seller July; 4OsSc bid seller August; 3SHa
3O 5c seller September RyC-Demand fair
aud market iirm No. /, 9ga03c. Barley
Firm; 81 l7al 20 spot; 81 Olaf " seller Sep.
trmbcr. Glover Secd-$G 75a7 co. Pork
Demand active and advanced; $40 70 spot;
$40 so seller August SO 72Nal0 % seller
September. Lard-DGmand active and
advanced; Sl3 l!lIal3 10 spot; $lS % seller
August; $l3 10 seller September. Bulk
Mcats--Dcmand good ut full prices; shOul.
dcrs S2sc; short rib mddles llAc; short
clcNr re for loose spot. WhiSky-Steady
aud in moderate demand Mt 81 l0Xal II.
On call board Wheat was 20 higher,
Corn firm at GSSIc cash; 7OXc August. Oats
unchanged. Pork md Lard hrmer and
unchanged
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The OMcn County DinicnIties.

LOUISVILLE, July G.-The murder Of
Willis Russell in Owen county last week
is creating considerable excitement. The
Comicr-IOurHai Of tomorrow will an
nounce that ithas the Governors assurance
that the whole power Of the State is at
the service Of the law to capture and
punish the assassins, and that the law
will be pushed to the utmost. The assas:
sination Of Russell is generally believed
to have been done by parties interested in
getting him out OF the way US a witness
against various parties now under c0nvlc.
tion, BY the U. S. Court, for interfering
with a Federal official in the exercise
Of his duty in that county. Out
Of this case there has also grown
considerable excitement, In the past
two or three days four men from Owen
county were convicted in the U, S. Court
for the oflense named. Sentence was sus-
pended by Judge Emmons and the priso-
ners have since remained in the Jefferson
county Jail. Last Friday their counsel
obtained writ OF habeas corpus from
Judge McManama, Circuit Judge for
Owen county, directing Ambrose Camp,
the jailor in charge Of tho prisoners, TO
bring them before him at OwentOn. Camp
by advice Of counsel, decided not to obey
the writ, on the ground that he had no
authority to do 30, and went up to Owen.
ton to return this answer.
A special to the CoUricr.Journal says
that Judge McManama adjudged this
answer insufficient, fined Camp $4,000
for contempt, and ordered him to bring
the prisoners to Owenton next Friday,
District Attorney Wharton and the
United States Marshal will refuse to
allow the prisoners to leave the Jail
here, and will resist any attempt to re.
move them by force, II necessary; but ii
is understood upon very credible author
ity that Gov Leslie will not sustain Nc.
Manamn's action in the matter The is
sue of the question is looked forward to
with the greatest interest.
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TIE TURF.


CnIcAGo, July G.--This was the third
and last day Of the first meeting Of the
Dexter Park Racing Association, and
the conditions for fast time were very
favorable, though the attendance was the
smallest Of the season.
The first race was running one, pre-.
MUM $500, for thrce.year.olds, mile and
n half dash. Aramus won, Time, 2:iS
The next was also running race, pre-
MUM $500, two miles and repeat, Ama'
deus won. Time, 3:l7i, 3A0!.
Third racc-trotting, premium 5000
for gentlemen road horses having no bet.
ter record than 2iO. Jack Short won.
Time, IA.
The last race was for II consolation
purse ofSlOO, one mile and repeat, which
was won by SangamOna.
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The VIcI,si,uru I,ow,

New ORLEANS, July GA Vicksbnrg
dispatch says that the disturbance ut the
negro meeting At the court house yCslCr.
day grew out Of difficulty between two
white men, one NJ whom was dangerously
wounded. A pistol was then drawn by
ben Allen, u colorCd politician. lie was
knocked down nj once by some whites
and severely beaten. Soon after this Il
fight occurred between party Of negroes
and white man, in which nCgro's skull
was broken A shot was then fired into
the crowd by negro riding past in n
hack, which was returned by n white
man. During the melee two negroes
were killed nnd one seriously wounded
Everything Is quiet to-day, and no fur.
tlcr irt,lblc ia nntiCipntch
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CoLrMnus, o., July G.-ticorgc II. Pen.
dleton, Thomas Ewing, nnd other prOmi
ncnt Democrats, met here to-day with the
Democratic State Central Committee tC
arrange for the coming campaign. II wa.
decided to hold meeting Mt Marion
Lawrence county, July oath, to he nd
pressed by General Tom Ewing and $. +
Carey. II wns left to the judgment Of the
Executive Committee to decide whether
II wac advisable to hold meetings at other
points on or before that time.
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mini Itnnrnntrr,

MEMPHIS, July G.-llObcrt n. Trrby
was shot and killed on the steamer A. j.
White near 81. Louie Landing, Ar
kansas, yesterday morning by Il. l.. DIV
Grand his son. The killing grew out Of nh
old grudgc. The young Oliver first
shooting YCtby in the leg, after he fell
the elder Oliver fired nt him killing him
instantly. The divers then ordered the
boat to land, which was done and they
rScnurI tO the woods,
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Figaro. The latter was wounded in the
chest and arm.
NJ. Gambctta has declined to accept
Cassagnac's challenge to fight duel on
account OF articles in La RepuJlique Fran.
caia. lie says he cannot hold himself at
the disposal OF the first conner among his
political advcrsaries, as he has other du-
ties and responsibilities to fulfill towards
his party, France and the Republic.
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NEW YoRK, July O.-scvcnty.thrcC
accidents occurred yesterday from fire.
works, pistols, etc, There were two fatal
woundings, and one young man was killed
by n stray bullet. Three young men
were drowned nj Rocknwny. In Nddi.
tion to those reported injured by the
railway accident AT Rocknway Yesterday,
Mr.. poppcnlnuscn, President Of tho road
Wns scriOusly injured.
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BALTIMORE, July G.-Flour-Quiet and
steady; western SuperRne 81 26a4 76; do ex.
ira $jaj 81; do family So 5Oa6 60. Wheat
Firm; No. western amber 81 IS; No. 2 do
81 ~; mixed do 81 81; No. 2 mixed western
red 81 80; do 30. 2, 81 81. Corn-Firmer;
western mixed s3Hc. OAts-Western white
GiaG2c; do mixed & NGOc. Rye-Dull and
nominal at 9jca$l 90. IIay-Firm; Penn
sylvania and Maryland $lSa2G 90. PrOvis.
ions-Quiet and the order trade fairly nc.
G. POrk-F'irm at $2l 90. Bulk Meats
Steady shoulders gc; clear rib 12al2Mc,
loose. lIacOn-Steady; shoulders lOc; clear
rib i3Hc. IIams-lI Haljc. Lard-Steady;
refined nt liHal4Hc. Butter Firmerand
not QuOtably higher; western extra 2Oa22cj
do hrsts at lSn2Oc. letrOleum-Nominal;
G udc 5HajgGci refined l2al2Nc. Coffee
S.rOng with an upward tendency; Rio car.
goes at iGHaIOHt; jobbing lots at l7a2Oc.
Whisky-NOminal ut 81 20.
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Meeting Of tho Medical Men at
BeIIaire on Monday.
OPPOSITION to Form Western
I'n., West virginia and EnSt-
cTn Ohio Into Ono Medical
Association.
BELLAIUE, July 9th, 1875.

BELLAIRE, July 9th, 1915.
Special Report ior the IntClllscnccr
The Mcdico.ChirurgicNl Association
OF Eastern Ohio met at the City Hall in
this city at II A. NJ. yesterday, and was
called to order by the President, DR.. NJ.
W. Junkins, with Dr. JnO. Il. West, Of
ST. CIarsvillc, ut the Sccretary's desk.
After the reading and approval Of the
minutes Of the last meeting, members
Of the Association were requested to en-.
roll their names
DR.. |. Hoover was appointed nm hon
orary member, and DR.. InskGep, work
ing member.
4 motion bv DR.. Grafton rs to the
time OF meeting was laid on the table,
and n committee, consisting Of Drs. y. {.
Hoover, John Cooke, and a. il. lIcwctsOn,
were appointed to report an order Of
business for future meetings, with in
structiOns to report at next meeting.
Adjourned to mectat pm.
ArrERSooN SESSION.
DR.. Junkins, the President, introduced
to the meeting Drs. Edwards and Hard
csty, Of Wheeling, who took their seats
among the members.
The order Of business used by the late
Belmont Medical Association was read
by the Secretary at the request Of DR..
Grafton; also the order adopted by the
Ohio State Association Of Physicians.
On motion Of DR.. a. II. llewctsOn, Of
81. Clairsville, the order used by the old
Belmont Society was adopted tempo.
rarily.
DR.. Henry West, Of 81. Clairsvilc, was
elected an honorary member, and DR..
Addison Schoolcy 4 working member.
The President then read his inaugural
addrcss-a brief but timely and able one
which was applauded by the Society.
DR.. lTewetson, on behalf Of the Commit.
tee on Pharmacy, reported n rccOmncnda.
tion that steps be taken to secure legisla.
tiOn to prohibit the practice Of pharmacy
By persons not having capacity therefor.
The President called to the chair DR.. Jun.
kins, aud requested DR.. BATES, Of Wheel.
ing, whom he introduced, to give the re.
suit Of his observations and experience
with inOilicnal clixirs and compounds.
TIE doctor approved the attempts Of the
Association to get rid Of the multiplicity
Of these things, Ht the same time giving
his opinion In favor Of some Of the new
preparations.
Dir. Junkins, the President having re.
stunned the chair. also made some remarks
unfavOrablc to the propositions under
consideration.
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Rain. Hail. wind ana Lightning.

NYAcK, y. 7, July Ga dreadful
storm commenced here this afternoon,
with heavy rain, hail, n high wind, and
almost incessant thunder and lightning
Two men, named Eben Newman and
Jacob Tucker, while lathing n house,
were instantly killed by lightning. Sew.
eral houses we're nnroUied and many
trees torn up by the roots. At = o'clock
the storm still continues, and immense
damage hns been done.
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FIRE RECORD.

san FRANCISCO, July Ga fire at Tu.
lore City this afternoon destroyed the en-.
tire business portion Of the town. Loss
Sl20,0OO
TOLEDO, July Ca fire tonight dc.
stroycd three frame buildings on the cor.
ncr Of Summit and Adams streets, owned
by Calvin Bronson, and occupied as MI
auction and commission store. Loss
10000; partially insured
During the celebration Of the Fourth
at West Unity, Ohio, n man named Peter
Krindlc was killed by the premature dis
charge Of cannon. lie leaves family
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EAST Liberty, July G.-CATTLE-Ile.
ccipts to-day Lie head; l2 cars Of them
went through aud 90 were for sale here.
The run is light and prices are up shade.
NOt many buyers on hand and those present
are hanging of expecting better choice,
and IN the decline not enough changed
hands to form fir quotation.
Hoes Receipts to-day l,2i0 head. York.
crs 81 iO,7 90 Philadelphia 81 25a7 80.
SIlEEp-lIcccipts to-day 5000 head. Sci.
linz nj S160IlSj
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CncGdO, July 0--jnmCs Cannon, Il
noted bunko stcCrCr, was stabbed ycster.
day by a partner with whom hc had a
controversy, and died this afternoon. lie
wns Of English birth and was considered
ono Of the most expert and accomplished
Of his kind.
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CLEVELAND, July G.-'E'hc balloon
City Of buffalo, which left here yesterday
anchored at Windham last night, and re.
ascehdcd this morning. When last heard
from II was 1880 A. NJ, when It passed
over housewife. II was travelling
Southwest,
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ST. LOUIS, July G.-But little additional
has been learned about the rNping and
murder OF the child Lizzie Schmidt Nt
O'Fallon, Sunday evening, Another man
named Charles Williams has been arrest.
ed, and it il believed that four men in all
were engaged in the Outrage. The citi-
acns in the vicinity are still greatly excl
ted over the brutal deed, and are deter
mined that the guilty parties shall be fer
relcd out,
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Death oi'nn Old CITIZEN.

CiSctNNAri, July G.-,Ioscph s. Ross,
familinrly known rs Uncle Joe Ross, died
at his residence in Glendale, o., to-day,
ngcd ~. The deceased was Chairman Of
the Council Committee in 1859 that re-
ported in favor of Il steam fire department
for this city. lie was an active worker
in iavUroi the innovation, and for his nd
vocacy Of the paid department was
burned in ciligy in front Of the city build
innn
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, July O.-Thc funeral Of En-
pCror Ferdinand took place to-day. The
Emperor nnd Empress Of Austria, the
Clarowit1 the Crown Princess Of Ger.
many and Italy, the entire Austrian
Court and Ministry, the Diplomatic body
Nnd Austrian Cardinals and Bishops, Os.
sisted at the ceremonies which were Of
the most important character.
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PHILADELPHIA, July G.-Wool-Quies,
supply increasing and prices steady. Ohio,
PcnnSylvnnia and West Virginia Xxx and
above iSa50c; y iSaDc; medium 60a52Nc;
coarse i6h4Sc; New York, MiCl igan, Indi.
ann and western fine 46a4SC; medium 50a
Ole; course i6Ni7c; cOmhing washed 5sa60ci
do. unwnshcd 42c; fine unwnshCd S!NSlc;
ConrSc and medium unwNShed 36a40ci tub
washed l0ti2lGc;eXtra and mCrino pulled
A0nijw No. md super pulled 40a4Sc.
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FRANCE.

PANS, July O.-Ircaidcnt MncNInhOn
hns returned to VcrsNilles.
lie Hayes publishes a letter from Cos.
Sugnac, holding Gnmbctta responsible for
insulling Language In la Repabliglb Fran.
cuise, and demanding satisfaction.
A dnei wNS fought yesterday In Bel
gium between two ParisiNn iournAlists
RosAte, Of k PreSss, and Pewter, Of l.,
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the first Thursday of August in Bridge
port, Carried.
An order was drawn on the Treasury
for $3.50 in favor Of DR.. J. c. Hoover in
payment for books for the use OF the So
Ciety,
Dir. Satterthwait was appointed to read
a paper on Scarlet Fever at the next
meeting.
Adjourned.
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ToLrDo, July 6,-Flour-Stcady and In
moderate demand. Wheat-Dull and un.
settled; No 2 white Wabash 81 2S; No. 1
white Michigan 81 q; extra 81 2s; amber
cash and seller July 81 25; seller August
81 nv; No. red 81 2Oif. Corn-Dull and
unSC,,lcd high mixed axe; low mixed
72La72isc; no grade II lSc; damaged BOc.
Onts-QuiCt and shade better; No. 2,
Eei.,
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SCRANTON, July GA young man
named Frank Doud was murdered here
last night by another young man named
Walter Whitaker. They were boon
companions and rivals for the hand Of n
young lady. In the afternoon they had
Iuatrelcd about her, when Dond declared
lie would take her away from all rivals,
which 40 incenscd Whitaker that he
armed himself with n butcher knife, and
meeting his victim shortly after, plunged
II into his bowels. The murderer was
captured and lodged in Jail.
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A stranger, representing himself as n
travelling agent for New York house,
was found dead in bed at Knufman's
bonrding house on Second street this
morning, Nothing was found on him to
indicate his residence or name. lie was
about 10 years Of agc, heavy set, dark
hair cut short and light mllstachc and
chin whiskers. The verdict Of the cor.
oncr's Jury was death from heart disease.
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FALL RIVER, MASS, July GA party
Of seven lads bathing at the junction oI
Wantnppa Lake nnd TucgueChnn River
to-day joined hands and walked OF q
snnd.bnr into deep water, where six Of
the number, John W. Fielding ,Iomcr
and William Jacques, William Dyer
Francis Kane and George McMOnus
were drowned.
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Marine Intelligence.

loNDoN, July G.-Stcnmcr Republic,
rom France arrived.
New NORK, July O. Arrivcd-1'hc
Steamer stCrnman, from Liverpool and
KlUpstack from IIumburg.
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FIrrsnuRGH, July .-WhcHt-QulCta tand
prices unchhngcd; Pennsylvania and Ohio
red Al coal 96; white aud amber &l 2sa
30. Corn--ln light stock and market
irmcr; ear 76h7sc on track; shellCd 76A77c.
Pctrolcum-Quict; crude 81 25 At PGfkef'G
rcancdliAc, Philadelphia delivery.
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AN IMrORTANT OrINION.

A prominent lawyer Of this city, in
compliance with the request Of several
grain dealers here, has given his opinion
on the provision Of the State law reqnir.
ing that the expense Of inspection Of
grain must be borne by the grain dealer.
lIc holds that the provision is unConsti-
tutional, and that the expense Of inspcc-
tiOn should be borne by the State, as
much as that Of the courts or any other
State matter.
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Corn SrRINOs, July GA fire here
this morning burned five houses and dam.
ngcd three othcrs; damaged loss $4,000;
insurance $4,000. The authorities blew
upOnc building to stay the flames.
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The business agent Of the Washington
base ball club abscondcd from here last
night with all the money ofthe club, leav-
ing them with no means to get home. A
subscription is being raised here for their
hnnnfI
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NORFOLK, July G-Thc steamer Tsnac
Bell collided with smaller steamer last
night, Seven people we're saved out Of
seventeen on board.
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SAN l'RANCisco, July G.-Thc Demo.
cratic Convention and first Congressional
Convention, this evening, nominated W.
A. piper, oitlis city. for Congress.
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porrsvILLE, Pa, July Cat Tnmnqua
last night Frank Yosi, a policeman while
on duty was shot by astrangCr, lie died
to-day,
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MINNESOTA.


UEMOVKNTTV HTATE VVN nv IFV'''
Sr. PAUL, July 6.-Dclegatcs to the
Democratic State Convention, which
meets tomorrow, are arriving tonight
It looks now as il the nominee for Gov
crnOr will be Eugene NJ. Wilson, OF Min
neapolis, instead Of Fisher, whose friends
are less confident than formerly. Wilson
ran against Wm. s. King for Congress last
year and has considerable strong back
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LITTLE Rock, July G.-T'he boiler Of II
saw mill near Hot Springs exploded on
Saturday killing four and seriously in.
juring seven other persons.
BuRSRn uP.
The business part Of the town Of Wash.
ington, in Hem pstead county, Arkansas,
was destroyed by fire on Saturday morn.
Ing
HON. +. A. IIAssES
Ex.mcmber Of Congress from this State
died in Nevada county on Friday.
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OMAHA.


OMAHA, July G.--Onc hundred and
sixty recruits left here to-day for Fort
Russell aud Camp Douglass, to be assign.
cd to the Fourteenth Infantry.
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The Eastern editorial excursion party
arrived here this evening. They will re.
main until Thursday, and go westward In
special train. A public reception and
banquet will be given them at the Grand
Central tomorrow evening by the cit
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