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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29

A PIoroRIAL CANVASS. The success of
Mr. Tilden as a candidate for the Presi-
dency is triumph of pictorial art. Mr..
Rlaines friends ran into the canvass
with all the correspondents in his favor.
They wrote long articles in his interest,
worked up enthusiasm" but it failed. Mr..
Tilden's friends went into the pictorial line.
They sent Uncle Sammy's picture to all the
country papers, with brief, modest biogra-
phies, showing his descent from Oliver Crom-
we'll The pictures won, and we shall
no doubt have pictorial canvass.
All of this shows discerning mind on
the part of those who managed the Gov
errors canvass. Country editors might
have written column after columns they
did about Blaine-but every one can under
stand a picture, while many, especially in
this warm weather, will not care to read q
long article. Tilden's managers have shown
the value of the picture as q method Of po-
litical advertising. The pictures did the
business.
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MIDsIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or THE CHlEr SIGNAL OrPicER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., June 80, Iss6--l A. N.


OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OrPlcEg,
WASHINGTON, II. G.. June %, 1ss6--l A. N.
Probabilities
For Thursday, In the South Atlantic States station
AIRY rising barometer, southwest winds, higher
temperatures and partly cloudy weather will prevail
For the CUR States, increasing southeast winds,
rising barometer, warmer, partly cloudy weather and
numerous light local rains.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, falling followed
by rising barometer, warmer southcrly shifting to
cooler norshwcstcrly winds, local rains followed -
clear weather
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys and the upper lake region, northwest to south
west winds, stationary or rising barometer, falling
followed by rising temperatures partly cloudy clear
weather
For Inc lower lake region, cooler southwest to north
west winds, stationary barometer partly cloudy
weather aud local rains.
For tho Middle and Eastern States southwest TO
northwest winds, party cloudy weather and numerous
light rains, rising followed by falling barometer and
temperatures
The Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri rivers
will rise eighty.
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EXCITING BALLOON ASCENSION.


YORK IN THUNDERSTORM.
PHILADELPHIA. June Is. 1876
At quarter past five o'clock this afternoon Schcpps
Mamma balloon started upon attempt TO reach New
York. Tho imitation began at about noou and u was
intended to cut loose at about sundown but severe
thunderstorm coming up at five o'clock made
an immediate start necessary, rs the
mammoth air ship swayed ami strained at
her moorngs and swoopcd IRON edo 10
side In a dangerous manner. When tho storm came
up o. ~ Colman tho professional mronaut, aud Peter
j. King special police officer OF the GLOBE Hotel. who
has had ballooning. having been up
with tho unfortunate Donaldson, in the The
balloon making captive as II Us called when
cable is attached 10 windass 10 hold the balloon to
the earth. They intended coming down again
other preparations for the trip 10 New YORK
but tho high wind which suddenly arosc threatened TO
TTsnscontincntai lio,eL Tne balloon.sts had
cscapclron implement. Recognizing their danger
they called out,
"crr THE Gorrlr
This was hurrtedy done, they at the same time
cutting tho trailing cable the basket aud the
lalloon shot M Ike rocket. when last seen y was
moyin- ID northcry direction in a general course
toward New YORK. wncsncr IL will reach there Is
tremcly doubtful, us In the hurried departure tho
seronsnts maic the mistake of cutting the cable Just
below the basket This left them Without drag rope,
which Amos. the relation 10 balloon as
governor docs - steam engine ~ y q means Of
regulating .hc he. shi ~ c balloon 10 Keep la
any dc..rrd air current. The hsoonists will be almost
helpless without md what they viii do and where
ihcy wli al ght be or.scen II they reach tho
carln without accident 10 themselves or the balloon
another attempt viii be made under more iavorabie
auspices.
the anna balloon amid the storm ntcI excite
al The perous position oil the srronans was mar
cnrangIed IN the telegraph wires struck against horse
cars frightened the teams and pedcstrans and caused
confusion generally. When the buliconisis threw out
ballast MAJ was struc on the head VITA the falling
sand, but not Seriously Injured.
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1 PINE IMPOSED ON AUDITOR scHuYLEn.

FINE INFUSED ON AUDITOR s-HUYLER.
ALBANY, June IS, 1916
The order upon the decision OF Judge wesbrook
rendered yesterday in the Of schaub vs.. George
w. Schuyler, Auditor OF tho Canal Department, has
been filed. The following is the most substantial por-
tion OF t:Ordercd that fine of $50 De imposed upon
the said George W. Schuyler for his misconduct and IL
further ordered that the saId George W. SCHUYLER
pay 10 reiator above ana for costs and
expenses proceedings Ii further that
the George W. Schuyler be and he hereby directed
stand committed 10 the common jail OF the county
oil Albany there to remain charged upon said con
tempt until tho tine imposed Aforesaid together with
the costs and eSpenscs shall be fully paid unto SAID rc-
lalor his attorneys Greene and Drcyer and no
shall have fully obeyed the mandate Of sad percmp
tory nIsndamus by drawing his warrant Auditor Of
the Canal Department Of State upon tho Treasurer
OF the State the payment to The said rcaor jacob
schaub the total OF Sl2. 655 81 and interest
thereon the IL cavof June, 1876. unless he shall
sooner be discharged by The Court aud that warrant
igsue TO carry this order into effect.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Moody Is in Boston.
Llndepg are 10 blossom.


Moody Is in Boston.
Lndens are 10 blossom
Attorney General aft Is in Boston.
Ben Butter calls scoop nets skap-ncts
The arm OF the oyster opener resting
How many packs are you going TO havcs
Hayes has always been man Of great luck
Blind Tom Is playing In Virginia City. New
Locusts are devastating Spanish vineyards
Intensely hot weather prevails In California
Germans naturally take to white pantaloons
Charles Francis Adams likes hard boiled eggs
J. ]. Trowbridge, the author, Is at swampscott
John G. Whittier Is visiting friends In Portland, Me-
Z. Il. Andrews, Of tho Boston Herald, Is at swamp
scott
Four hundred thousand pianos arc used in the
British Islands.
Governor l:ife oil MASSACHUSETTS, going 70 rniadeI-
pha next week.
Dom Pedro takes his hat on to every woman he
meets in America.
These are lne nights, vocal with the tenor OF Theo
aore Thomas cats
Gcraniums and cslccolaras Kept growing ~ room
wilI drive out flies
Church members VIII not permit other people to
quarrel on sunday.
Many Massachusetts, couples are arranging to be mar
ricG on inc Fourth
over 2.ooo trout were caught near 1ornam' y. n
At vassar musical culture, under Professor Ritter
Is At ngh standard
Hon. Matt d. carpenter mas Deen nome ~ NIL
waukce Tor few days
Hat million cans OF strawocrres nave oeen put up
In California this year.
Some OF the vastar giris doing the centennial with
note books in their hands
The newspapers OF the south are mainly engaged in
pulling one anofher's owners
An Irish oarkecper always looks little crestfaien
when he mas 70 draw aser Deer.
II Is true that western editor oegan;-"A hundred
Fourths ofJuly have risen and set
Chief Justice Gray, OF the massachusetts, Supreme
Court goes 10 Europe inns week Tor couple months
10 Wales the harper stu SITS all day AZ the door OF
The inn, welcoming the weary traveller with national
sunes.
Dsnbury Ns'rs'-'Doing business without advertising
good deal like trying TO borrow nag ON the Fourth
Of July"
Ralph Waldo Emerson and daughter are In Washing
,cn Ho will address Che students OF the University Of
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FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON. June Is, 1876.
THE APPROPRIATION GIrIs-No AGREEMENT
REACHED
There was good prospect Of an agreement tonight
on some OF the appropriation bills, but late hour
the Conference Committee on the Legislative bill was
still In session, with iessening expectations OF
happy conclusion The republicans member
from the House SIDE it is said was
ready to agree to the propositions made by MessrS
Randall and Springer but the Senators obdurae,
and there Is probability OF another meeting tom NOR
row. II the hitch continues Mr.. Randall will probably
bring in bill continuing this years appropriations
for fifteen days after the last day OF June.
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able editorials. ScheIIs was in the calm,
aignifed, conservative style peculiar to the
East, where time has sobered rs. and where
the true editor reads chapter Of Adam Smith
with the morning omelet- Watterson's
speech was in the Western vein, bright, cor
uscating, piquant, as if he did not exactly
mean it-characteristics, we may observe, of
the mighty journals which flourish on the
.prairies. We congratulate the press that
our two brethren behaved SO well. We
would much rather have editors stay away
from these places and remain at home with
the trusty scissors; but if they will go to
conventions may all honors fall upon them,
and may they bear their honors as meekly as
Watterson and Schell
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7 A NJ NJ A n J
4 A / |
WAS CLOSED
LAST NIGHT.
Read st. Louis Telegrams
for Reasons.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FOURTH.

Detective Adams, OF the Central Office was yestor
day detailed to superntcnd the decorations and umin
atoms Of police headquarters aud the different statcs
houses tho sd and 18th prox At tho Central ono,
three strips of CLOTH colorcd red white and blue VII
DO placed III each window 20 he illuminated by candles
fixed in metal stand behind them
Tho Mulberry street front ot Tho Central offcs wil
he also Illuminated by 400 Chinese lanterns ana lare.
glass shield with the words. ..Poicc Department
leaves OF absence will be denied TO officers after to-
day. Monday and Tuesday every officer Will be 70.
CURED to be on duty or in reserve
The Fire Commissioners have ordered tho Fire Rail
in Mercer street TO be decorated ard illuminated on
the Ill aud 4th Of July The decoration OF the differ
engine houses left TO the taste and wishes of the
members Of the various companies.
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ARREST OF A MURDERER.
ALMOST AN EXECUTION UNDER LYNCH law
rr....-.......... ~

ALMOST AN EXECUTION UNDER LYNCH law.
iTrSrIyGros w. Va, June ~, 1876.
Alien, the horse thici, wao murdered j. H. MITCHELL
the Marshal Of this city. yesterday, and nlortaily
wounded Turner, tho livery stable keeper, escaped
back into Ohio ty stealing the horse belonging 10 tho
ferryman At NlGdcpu-t
The horse aud rider were both recognized by the
Oh.oans and were caturcd aud brought back 10 Bar
boursvc by steamer. Large crowd Of people assem-
bied with The purpose OF }rehng the murderer, bus
wiser connscs prevailed. and lie brought this
city BY lrxin Of the Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad
Elk O'Clock, wlea he WAS incnrcerated IN Putnam
County Jal. IL Is yct thought band VIII organize
ana take the law into their own hands
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THE IRISH RIFLEMEN.

SHOOTING FOR THE ABEIcoRN CUP AND Places
IN THE WIMBLEDON AND AMERICAN TEAMS.
DUBLIN. June IS. 1876.
The competition for the Abercorn Cup and places in
the Irish team for Wimbledon and tho United States
took place at Wicklow today.
The weather splendid with light breeze
the range.
SCORES.
The scoring at 500 and 300 yards Indifferent
AT tho 500 yards range each contestant had llteon
shots.
The following is the result out possible s5:-
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LABOR PROSPECTS.
sToPfAGE OF MILLS AND REDUCTION OF

sToPfAGE OF MILLS AND REDUCTION OF
WAGES.
3osTox. Juno IS 1879.
The Fall River special 10 the Heraid says:-'A doc
umcni has been circulated among the mill
agents asking concerted action for tive
weeks stoppage, and tho result has been
successful on the part OF the orignators The Sade,
Osborne and Barnard mills, which working Oh
contracts, will part and probably fun time II has
not been decided whether the mills will start up after
July Tor week. but IL they Will close the week ol-
loving"
LOWELL, Mass, June 2S 1876.
William Walker X Co 5 woollcn mill VIII take
tion from July Is tin the fall
The man ufacturcrs have voted to reduce the wages
OF help on an average Of about ten per cent after
July II
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THE FRENCH WORkMEN.

The French workmcn selected by ,hc several trads,
unions OF Paris TO visit this country for the purpose
examining the trade workings in tins country
expected arrive IN this city to-day Mt ten oclps
via the steamer Canada. The executive committee
consisting Peron, ~. tiraiore Scrony, NJ
pointed To make arrangements for receiving them, met
IL resolved that all French workmcu wisbi.
participate loin in. procession and proceed to pier
A.; North River anu there receive their brethren
they Hand from TIE steamer The delegates viii .ier
bc conducted to No To- Prince street aud lodged and
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
SAY Francisco, juno g, 49,

SAN FRANCISCO, June g. 1876.
Yesterday morning three Cinnamon attempted to
assassnate MIS- MllliGan, properties OF boarding
house on Host street, near Stockton Tho neighbors
heard her cries and rescued her. Tho assaiianis
escaped after having indicted wounds The
motive supposed to be revenge, account III her
having procured the confinement for live years in
Pententiary former cbristanizcd Chin servant
who detected tho robbery Of jewcry the value
ofso n undrcd dollars
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We CONGRATULATE Hon. Thomas F. Bay
ard His hackers were wise not to ruin
80 young steed by forcing him into this
race. In few years he will be in his best
condition, and the rebellion will not handi-
cap him then as it would now.
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ANOTHER FoRcER ESCAPED. We under
stand that an address of congratulation has
been signed by all the Sing Sing convicts
who can read and write in reference to the
failure of extradition. Liverpool Jack,
Dutch Heinrich and Lawrence will present
it to Mr.. Fish and Sir Edward Thornton.
The signers express the hope that the two
governments will never surrender the fright
of asylum. !"
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SUPPOSED MURDER.

Puma DErsniA, June IS 1879
J. NJ Garfield, Of the exhibitors at the Interna-
tiora Exhibition left the grounds yesterday afternoon
in company with two females, and visited The house II
o reputcd clairvoy on Elm avenue. IN this place
the died seemingly under the influence OF sopo.
c and alleged that tho put morphine INTO
his drink Bclio lIcCia.n has been arresteu but the
other parties effected their escape.
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A FAMILY DROWNED.
FATAL CATASTROPHE Ar FrDDLERs' ELBOW, IN
THE DELAWARE RIVER

THE DKLAWAKE RIVER
PoRr JEEyIs, n. ", June 81, 1874
report from Bushkili, Pike county, Pa, below
here, on the Delaware River, gives tho details Of tho
drowning Of a whole family. A trampng family OF
Italians, consisting Or husband, wife and two small
children, had been about the vicinity for day
merdng umbrellas. The woman was abou.
10 become mother, and they desired reach
Stroudsburr. twelve miles bcov Beng told that the
Delaware River ran 10 point that place, the
Italian thought he would expense by that
way, and accordingly stole rowboat that inoored
IN the river, and, placing his family Ia II.
started down stream. just below Bushkill Is u
rapid considered by ratmeD most dangerous.
The river there makes abrupt turn around tho
mountain, known as Fiddler's Elbow When the sma I
boat IN which the family seated entered the head
oil the tall the umbrella mcnder saw his danger and
tried TO pull for At The first move however his
boat was swamped and the inmates were instantly
swallowed By the strong Their bodies had
rot been recovered at last accounts.
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CHICAGO, H., June Is, 1915
Mrs Ceorgs Morton whose stage Louise
Hawthorne, and has been the leading lady OF
Hooey's stock company for some time pest, bo,n In
this cry francisco, fell ont OF second story
wincov OF tnc fremont iiousc. aud aligbtng Ia The
court below was instantly killed The accident
Cured shout three o'clocx this morning. Mrs. Nor
ton was alone 10 her al Tie time she bad NOT
been IL all well lately. Her husband IL an actor In
Nc~ York city and her father the painter OF
Drew's Theatre IN Philadelphia.
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MR.. BLAINE AT HOME.

AUGUSTA, Me-, juno IS, 1916.
Mr. Blame reached his home this evening having
come through on special car in twenty-sx hours
from Washington. Ho very much faligucd and
exhausted by the journey, and taken Immediately
10 his residence, not being able stop moment
receive the congratulations Of the large number OF
friends that had assembled at the railway station to
welcome him. He is now under the rarc OF his family
physician, and is hoped perfect rest and quiet will
soon restore him To henih
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GOVERNMENT ACQUISITION or RAILWAYS.
ROME June 49, 1876.
Tho Italian Parliament yesterday finally ratified the
contract by when the government acquires the upper
Italian railwayR
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OUR FIREMEN's PAY.

The 700 aremcn ara present very anxious regard
Ing their pay for Chs month. The paragraph yes
tcrdsyss HxnAIp, whsch stated that Comptroller
Green had refused TO sian the warrants until The month
up. saturday morning, causcd no ii,te cxe..c
srenl. The month expires Twelve o'clock Friday
.shs. " tile banks clvecd Monday
cannot get their money unssi Wednesday. u IS hoped
ibas tbe Comptroller VIII syn the warrants carly on
saturday that tho cnErr department VIII be paid oil
before three ciocls tho sour banks close.
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REDUCING THE LIQUOR LECENcE.

Tho President Of the Excise Board. Mr. GeorS. W.
Norton hal recent interview with Major Sarer il
reference TO the slow in which both tho liquor
and beer dealers paying their licences for tho
present year lie partly attributed this ~ the present
hard times but manly the recent raid tho iquov
Sundays TO meet these emergencies no pr,'
posed reduce the general cence from SIS "a $50.
Tins reduction OF course accepted aud circus
has been By the Executive Committee asking thou
10 at once comply with requirements OF the law.
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GOVERNOR TnDEN, in conversation with
HERALD reporter yesterday before the news
Of the nomination had reached the State
capital, declared confidence in his ability
to carry the State in November by fifty
thousand majority if he became the candi-
date. Now Uncle Samuel will have the
opportunity Of proving his words.
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SOUTH cARoL1NA's CENTENNIAL.

OPENING CEREMONIES LAST EVENING.
CHARLESTON, June IS, 1876.
Tho Fort MouIire Centennial celebration opened
last night by imposing public reception at tho
Academy of Music Colonel Trenholm delivered
address and there other proceedings OF
esting character
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an AGcnnIsHor DErosED By 1HE CIVIL POWER.
i;EgLiS. June 81 1876.
Ike Archbishop OF Cologne. the application OF the
Crown was to-day dcyoscd from his sec, by the
lar court
OK sTEiKE
The eomposi,ors employed by the greater portion Of
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PIrTsstrG, Pa, june - 1876
A house Ia Allegheny CITY, occupied By August
Goldman AMI William Tcppmau, two young German
butchers, was sn,srcd b. teyos c.uly tbs morning
Co.l.oan Was Killed by blows on the head from
isici.s, end Toppman was badly cut about The head.
Tho house i,red ~ this nyrdercrs IL 10 supposed
that roppman cannot recover. Lo WAS badly tnrue
No cicw to The perpetrators has yet been b,aincL
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Count Ladislas Hoyos, Austrian Minister at Washing
ton and Baron dc Smirnon oil Russia, are sojouruine
at tho Hotel Brunswick. Governor John L. Bevoridge
Of Illinois. is registered al the GIscy House. Pay In
spector Gilbert T. Thornton, United States Navy, Il
quartcrcd at the st. Jamcs's HOTEL Postmaster jour
T. Smytb, of Albany, Is staying at the Fiith Avenue
Hotel Lieutenant 5. Sicpanoir OF the Russian Navy.
is at tho Windsor Hotel Dr. Sgmund II. Blum, OF tls
Austrian Legation at Washington, Is at the wcstmu
stcr Hotel Count Won ucnstatt, OF Germany, III
residing at the Grand Central Hotel Rev. Dr. H. L.
Masoon, OF Philadelphia, Is at the ST. Denis Hotel.
Captain A. Fernandez, OF the spanish Army, is the
Holman House.
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GRAND ARMY or THE REPUBLIC.

At meeting cc she Grand Army Of tho Republic,
held last evening in the Germanla Assembly Rooms,
IL was reported that the majority OF tho Grand Army
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LOST IN PORT.

Thomas Norton, sailor on board the bark Ella Bur
nand lying at the PavonIa pier in Jersey CITY
fell from the yardarm O'Clock yesterday fore
noon and drowned The body recovered.
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MANIroBA.

orsAwA, ont, Jrne 2s ls.G
Tie long talked o. reduction Of tbs guards ~
Fort Osscrue Marlioba takes place on tho oth iudL
Men Of the best character viii DO allowed the option 81
leaving remaining
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Tho highest gross totals for the day were:-John-
ston, 2la; smyth and William Rigby, 2lo each; Fulton,
2os
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THINK OF A Four YEAR-OL like Dorsheimer
having the power to hamstring two old war
horses like Perrin and Felix McCloskey!
And this is what the democratic party is
cominp To
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PRINCE MILAN IN psScxr.

rRAGuE, June -, 1876.
The newspaper rofaik asscrts that conspiracy 10
murder Prince Milan mas been discovered af Pcs;h.
The same parties concerned who suspected Of
beIpg connected with the murder Of The iuc Prince
Michael
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The BEST JOKE OF THE SEAsoN-William
T. Dodges despatch to the democratic Con-
vention asking it to pronounce against
whiskey.
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srnvrAN ARMY on rns MARCH.

VItNSA, juno y, ISsU
yhc TsgssJian says that 5000 servians have crossed
Ia. Western frontier, and marching scrayeyo
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A.-BENNETT BUILDTNG

No SPECIFIC FOR LOCAL SKIN AILMENTS CAN
cone in popular favor with GfsENN'S SrLPnUK soar.
.iiIlL's HAIR WHISPER DYE black or brown, JUc.
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CHAMBER OF LIFE INSURANCE..

Tho secretary Of the Chamber OF Life Insurance
ports TIE snio.at paid by twenty-scvcn cpmponics
during tho past mouth upon policy claims to be as ol.
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the newspapers OF this city, including the Official
Gazette struck work to-day without previous notice.