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The oswego Palladium mentions Jack
Clark and wife, "who were born, died,
and buried on the same day" Jimmy
and his wife must have been awfully
young to M, &.
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Third Edition

The ae1t ttoenty-four hours fair, fol-
IO,oed By cloudy ,oeather, with indications
of rain.
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LOST,

r OST-SP spectacles,
IL Finder return to this office, and receive re-
ward. S. ID. Il. 14-2t
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A ten-year old boy left Sacramento on
a Sunday school excursion, AND brought
up in Boston. He wanted to sade out hll
fifty cents worth.
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T OST-GOLD EAR RING-Saturday night,
Il ! between Filth and Baum and Ihird and
Lawrence. Finder Will please leave at this
office and receive reward. auI4-2t#
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NOR SALE = FARM - Good farm Of 97X
i acres. situated u miles from the railroad,
In Clermont County; 40 acres In corn, acres
In potatoes, 20 acres in meadow, balance in
pasture and small crop. Farm in good order.
Will . al farm and crop together on VERY EASY
terms. good chance for any one desiring it
10 get good home. Address B. y. s., Star
office, 28O Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
jy2jd&jy21wtf
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Reported Defeat of the Sioux.

HELENA, Mon, August 14-The Inde-
pendenps Boseman Montana) special Of
the 18th OF August says Sioux squaw
came into the Crow camp, and reports a
terrible battle; that Crook has almost
annihilated the Sioux, and had the re-
mainder in such a position as to force
their surrender. Parties from the Crow
Agency bring this news. 1t may be
greatly exaggerated, if not entirely
taiap
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

ENOR SALR-LAND--5 acres prairie land !;
!E good spring on same; in thiokiy- settled
heighborhood. In Adair county, Iowa, near
county seat Or will trade. Address "W."
sbs ulfice. iy14-tf
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ELIXIR
ACETATE POTASH,

A New and Valuable Preparation for the Re-
ief and Cure of Gravel, Rheumatic and Gouty
Affections, Pain in the Back, Eruptive Dis
eases, Boils, &c. A sure preventive Of the re-
turn Of Fever and Ague.
Manufactured by the Proprietors,
j. s. RURDSAL e. co.
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FOUND.

LOUNp-CIGARS-Tw good cigars for a
4 nickel, ats. g. COZ. Main aud Orchard SITS.
myl0-tf
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TOR RENT--HOUSE-No 455 West Third
Il street. a good house of 9rooms, modern i'm
proyements: rent 81 So Inquire at grocery,
southeast corner Third and Mill streets. 10-lt
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NKTANTED-AGENT General and local
: w agents everywhere to sell the fastest SELL
ing article in Americas: profits nearly 2oJ per
cent: goods sell at sight. For inform alton
and circular. address GEM MANUFACTURE
ING Co, No. n Federal street, Allegheny
Atty, Pa, or Lock box 49, W-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

UTANTED--SITUA TUATION-For first class
w carriage smith. Address CHAS. DELL,
Sheridan, Montcalm County, Michigan. 10-4t
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Pittsburgs

THIS DAY, 14th, at P. Nj. POSITIVELY,
~ h EXCHANGE, Jas. Kirker, Master.
t For freight or passage apply on
board,
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

TARR'S AVENUE Bazaar.
Low prices in black lace barbs and ties Side
pleating to order. 32d Central avenue, oppo-
Alto Ninth street. JylS-E6t
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CLOTHES WRINGERS
FOR Sale and Repaired. Y. TETTENBORN,
Now. Fifth street jaS-tf- w ,S&M
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NEWS FROM THE FAR WEST
To the Front,

Fifteen horses were stolen by the In
dians from Boyd's Ranch, on Blue
Greek, twenty five miles north of Osal-
lola, Nebraska. A man who arrived at
crossed fresh Indian tracks between
that point and Eagles Nest, and the
prairie fire toward Chimney Rock is sup
posed to have been started by them.
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WI ANTED - AGENTS ANY person can
w make 500 a month selling our letter.
copying book. Amy one that has a letter to
send for circular EXCELSIOR MANUFAC-
TURING CO., II Tribune Building, Chicago,
YlIaois 10-2t
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FOR RENT--ROOMs.

Tor REET-R00MS-Four rooms, No. 50
l. Lodge street. between Gano and Sixth SITS
INQUIRE at stable. au1 i-8t+
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XKTANTED CHILD By respectable
w widow, q child or children to take care
of. during the temporary absence OF parents.
Reference given and required. Terms reason
able Address Il. NJ, Dayton, KY. JuaS-H
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r. Laurel street, 6 rooms, fine condition; rent
$50 per month. Key at drug store, corner Linn
and Laurel streets. 10-4t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VNTANTED-OLD GOLD-Cash paid for
w watches. diamonds, old gold and silver.
a. A.EYSTER, matchmaker, $40 W. Fifth.
aul4-2tt
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FOR RENT,

EOR RENT-COTrAGE-A brick cottage
E with three rooms and kitchen, on Gilbert
avenue, near the Little Sisters of the Poor, for
$40 per month. JAMES FARRELL, IT,
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MOOR RENT-ROOM-A nicely furnished
II room for gentlemen, at 246 Plum street, be-
tween George and seventh streets
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FOR SALE.

INOR SALE--HOUSE-No. 1888 Clinton street,
Y 2-story brick Of s rooms, stable. want
money and will sell at a bargain. l0-3t
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For Pittsburg.

TUESDAY, 18th, at p. M, POSITIVELY,
~ DAVID sINTON, Tiff Strider, Mas
lisA8&&A ter. Apply on board, or to Royse Il
M0ssett, agents.
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DOR sALE-PLANER-one wood planer,
"a inches wide, X. Ball Il Co.'s make, in
excellent order; will be sold at less than half
cost. For particulars apply to or address
BAY LIES, VAUGHAN, b CO., Richmond,
Indiana. aul4-4t
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TOR SALE-BOOTs AND SHOEs-Closing
out sale Of boot and shoe store, 2b9 Central
avenue, doors below Seventh Selling in lots
20 SUIT purchasers. Store and dwelling for
rent. aul1-2t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-10

An kndjan Killed fcr' Attempting
to Get His Wages.

Recea.ly an Indian was killed and
another wounded at Shian's ranch,
some where uenr Smoke Creek, OH the
old Honey Lake road, The Indian, it
is alleged, bad beer working for Shinn
tor some time, and Shlnn refused to
pay him for his labor. The Indians
idea of justice was TO take a horse for
the debt, aed he weat 10 the corral in
which there were horses, with another
indian for that purpose. Young Shinn,
:. son of the owner of the ranch, fired
at the Indians, killing one and wound
ing another. Yesterday a relative of
tke murdered Indian, came here to,
consult Naches about the matter, and
to devise some method of getting re-
dress. Nsches has concluded to bring
the matter before Col Barnes, the In
dian agent at the Pyramid Lake Res
| ervstion, as soon as ne returns from
San Francisco, where he is on visit
Meantime, to prevent any further
trouble, Naches has warned the In
dams hereabouts to keep away from the
Smoke Greek country for the present,
aad he went to the Big Meadows last
evening to caation the Indians in that
vicinity against going there. If the
Indians tell the truth about the affair,
! Shinn is TO blame, and the authorities
| ought to Inquire into the matter. We
believe the rauch is in Roop county,
nearly due west from Mill City. and
Roop county, having no organization,
is attached to Washoe for Judicial par
poses. Naehes is very DESTROYS to have
the affair Investigated, as he does not
want any enmity between the whites
and members of his tribe.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-10

MINERAL WAFER R. Scott received
to-day barre of water from the
Prairie Du CHEN Arteslan Mineral we'll
which, in strength aud unpleasantness
OF smell, comp ares favorably with any,
thing at the druggists 1t came from
depth of 900 feet. and is said to
possess great medicinal properties. If it
is IA fair sample of Wisconsin water it
is no wonder that the people drink
crooked whisky in that State
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

JERSEY DISTRICT. - Chambers &
Reeves express arrived yesterday from
Jersey. The Jersey Company have
made another partial payment, and
promise to pay all the old endebted-
ness in less than sixty days. and pay
the hands monthly from this date.
Another payment will be made on the
old Indebtedness inside of two weeks
from the proceeds of the last shipment
of bullion.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-10

HUMBoLDT BARLEY. - The Reveile
of Thursday notes the arrival of several
ox-teams loaded with Humboldt barley
in Austin. The barley was raised by
John Guthrie, twelve miles south of
Wlnnemaeco. aud was shipped by him
t. Austin, where that article is much
ssarcer, and consequently commands a
higher price than in this section.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-10

The LARIKs' MEETtSG.-Ths ladies
had a largely attended meeting at the
schoolhouse last evening. None but
the fair sex were admitted. but we have
learned that a committee was appoint
ell to draft bylaws for the government
of tenn ceranee organization, which IL
expected TO be perfected next Friday
evening, to which time the meeting
adjourned.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-10

g Ia it becoming to me?" asked she
as she paraded in the costume of one
hundred years ago before the mau who
Is not her lord and master, but is her
husband. Yes, my dear" said he.
meekly. Don't yon wish l could
dress this way all the timer" she asked.
:" No. my dear. he answered. but l
wish you had lived when that was the
style"
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r = L & C r "A p MsC
BY Atlantic and PaciRe Lime
ESPECIAL TO = lie SILVER STATE
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SAN FRANC TsCo. June 10, 1876.
Hood Iumfsm.

On Wednesday morning last, while
Mrs. j. ?. Goodwin, was walking down
jackson street. ne ar Taylor, three we'll :
grown hoedlums approached her. One
of them snatcheel her purse from her
hand, after which they darted in a
small street and disappeared. Upon
the description of the thieves given. an
officer yesterday arrested the trio
Their names are Wally Mcmahon,
Vim. Anderson, alias " BUNNY New
man, and James Hughes. The latter
has served a terra in the Industrial
School.
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This MORNINGS Board.

40 Ophir 5l1s 5f55
$50 Nexlcaa 301s 81
$50 Gonld 81 Curry l514 1914
$50 Best a. belcher 50 81 b30
1885 Savage Is 1917
$50 California s23s S21a
97S Cou Virginia ~ II b5
So CLcllnr 50 $50
90 Hale Il Norcro s jS1., 50
$50 Croau Point 1877 1874
1865 yellow Jacket "a 335.
500 Imperial ca 65sb5
80 K-ptuck l294
2l0 Alta ST So
$50 Belcher 1917. 1871
20 Confidence 1877 1917
ESQ Sierra Nevada 49,, 1874
240 Utth 30
10 Bullion 43.
10 Exchequvr 1877 1879
100 Overm,n coz 90 so
$50 Justice 22ia -
2l0 Uuion liz ll5S
100 Soccer 62Ic
730 Lady Bryan 45c 37isc Sd
40 Jul ~ 81.
go Cal~donla 81 So
500 Baltimore ~
$50 Euleka ~ llss
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-10

OILY SUBSTANCES ALWAYS AGGRAvATE
SKIN DISEASES. Ointments are there
GLENS's SULPHUE Soar, which opens,
instead of elogg,ing the pores with
grease, has, AS might have been ex-
peeted, widely superseded oleaginous
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-10

LOCATED IN CALIFORNIA. - Dr. John
son. late of Winnemncca, has located
Mt Redwood City, California, for the
summer, aud will probably not return
here until next fall
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THE POWER OF KINDNESS
Its Effect ora a bloody English
man

Its Effect orr a bloody English
Among the Eastern bound passengers
on Conductor Hopkin's last train, was
a psrtly Englishman on his way home
from the East Indies. lie had bun
die of handsome, ebony canes, elabor-
the admiriug gaze Of bis fellow passen-
gers. several of whom wanted to pur,
chase, and offered s25 piece for them.
Tue Euglishman, who evidently carried
heavy purse, declined the offers, say
ing he purchased the canes for pres
ents and not for traffic. He was very
anxious to obtain information about
this "blewsted country" and asked
the Conductor a thousand questions
regarding it, TO oil of which that
courteous individual, vouehxafed an
swers. The Englishman was captivated
with the suavity of bis manners, and
in the evening when about TO retire to
his berth, said: Young man do you
consider these canes handsome?"
Yes, sir replied the young man.
We'll. You have answered my many
qsestions politely, and given me much
information about the country, now
take your choice of the canes, and
when you uss il think of bloody
Hinglishnaan ia Hinglaud."
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VERY 1LL.-We learn from w. J.
MoRavy, railroad agent at Golconda,
that Tip Ragsdals was taken i'll at that
place night before last. and was in a
critical condition last evening.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-10

REFrrrED. The Winnemucea Hotel
has been thoroughly renovated and
refurDished, and is second to none in
the State in its appearance and appoint
msnts.
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RELIGIOUS. - There will he Divine
service at the school house TO morrow
Sunday al IL A. M, aud at Z 80 p.
NJ. Rev e. b. Hinkle officiating
Sabbath school at $3.50 r. H. All are
invited.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-10

HOME AGAIN - Thomas Thompson
and family, who have been inhaline
the briny breezes of thu Pacific for the
last month or two, arrived at home
this morning.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-10

A LARGE ENeINE.-A large ten.
wheel locomotive, for the Southern
Pacific Railroad. right from where they
make them, in Schenectady, passed
here last evening.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-10

EMraRANrs. cars Of emigrants,
averaging over thirty persons to the
car, passed here last night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-10
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.


225 Leopard ca, ca
$40 Eureka lOs4 liz
100 Jackson 81,
800 Airs Ia
100 Album Hill soc bic
10 Oveitpan 81
10 Savage ~
40 Mexican 3lX.
100 Excheqaer 1917 1871
20 Justice 22ta
AS Beimont "a 29s
$50 Prussian | q
80 Jefferson |
$50 CHA rs size
S25 Panther IA Ia
90 Northern Belle IS 40b1G
400 Hassey e2I 95c
so +, no ll'4
$50 Gen. Thomas |
I6O Nv Coso SIZE
200 Golden bafiot 20 211
80 South Chariot Joe 22Tc
800 Imperial 6ss 6a4bl0
270 Con Vlrglnit ~ tx
l55 Alph, 55% SO
$50 yellow Jacket $780, 335s
30 California S21s o2sas
lis Ophr 55s4 551l
200 Il, ST d BelcLer 53
10 Oh ,llar 81
60 BeIcher lS14
lbs Union llss,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-21
FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Yesterdays Cabinet Meeting.

Yesterdays CABINET MeetlnHs
By American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 2l.-The
Cabinet session yesterday was very dull
and there was no business transacted.
The subject of Secretary Bristow's sue
oessor was not mentioned.
Treasurer New
says that he has not rendered his re6ig.
nation, that it has not been written yet.
mind to resign.
Mr.. Huribut,
Construction Superintendent of the New
York Post-ofhoe, was examined by the
Committee on Expenditures on Public
Buildings, In relation TO the alleged ex-
penditufe of 1921, 900 in excess of the az.
pr0priations and without authority OF
law. Hurlbut admitted that such was
the case, but said he acted according to
instructions Of the late Supervising
Architect, Mullett, who was justified by
precedent in doing so. A sub-commit
lee, with Poppieton, OF Oaio, as Chair
man, has been appointed to go to New
York Thursday to continue the lnvesti
cation.
The New Cincinnati Custom-
House.
The Sundry Appropriation Bill intro
duced yesterday gives 5000, 900 to the Gin.
cinnati CustOm-house. This, added to the
unexpended balance of S225 900, gives
S425, 900 to carry on the building during
the year. Chicago and Albany get moth
ing.
The Equalization Bounty Hill
passed yesterday by the House was re-
markable as having been reported by a
subcommittee composed of Ex-C Con!ed-
crate Generals, and supported by every
Confederate in the House, The bill is
a pet measure OF President Grant, and it
is little remarkable that after so many
failures to impress its Importance on his
friends, the Confederates should coin.
eide with him.
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ruary between Paraguay, Brazil and
Buenos Ayres, by which Cento was ad-
judged to Buenos Ayres. The question
affecting the District between Pilcomayo
and Rio Verde has been referred to the
arbitration OF President Grant, while 1t
was stipulated that the Argentine terri
within five months.
A National Law Congress, under the
auspices OF the United States Law AS
sociation, assembled in Philadelphia
yesterday, in the hall OF the Stock Ex-
change, and will continue in session
three days. Charles Ulman, OF Mem
phis, is the President. One OF the OBJ.
jects of the Congress is to institute
measures looking to the unificatiOn Of
the laws of the several States, with a
view to greater uniformity in the prac.
tiee of the profession.
The accounts OF alleged defeats o.
Egyptians by the Abyssinians are ofiici.
ally contradicted. rne war terminated
on the 9Lh of March last, and no fighting
has occurred since. King John, of Alb
yssinia, sent letter on the 11th 0
March to the khedive, desiring to nego-
tiate, and about the 9Lh Of June the khe.
dive sent Colonel Ali Bey, fully EN-
powered, to Adowa, where King John
has been for the past month. The
| greater portion of the Abysslnian army
is now disbanded, the remainder being
| ordered 10 the province OF MOghly, where
q revolt is in progress. Tue Egyptian
| army is returning home, only few bat
Lalions remaining on the frontier.
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Comic Opera Next Week.

Mrs. Oites' Comic Opera Company
closes its season with an engagement in
Cincinnati. The Company embraces all
the members that were with it when last
here, improved, il Improvement was
possible, by a full season of practice to.
gether. We anticipate a rousing weeks
business. The bill is as follows: Mon.
day, MADAME An.ot;" Tuesday, "Pret-
ty Periumer;" Wednesday, "Bsrbe
Blcue;" Thursday, "rne Prince OF Treb-
lxoude;" Friday, "Les Bavards" and
"rrial By Jury;" Saturday Matinee,
's.M adams Angot;" Saturday night,
"Girofie Girofia.v
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Springfield items.

special to the Stas.
SPRINGFIELD, June 21.-The Post-office
will be closed 10 all holders of lock as
we'll as glass boxes at IL o'clock P. NJ.
until the removal OF the fixtures is COM
plsted.
The Springfield delegation for st.
Louis leaves early next week.
A six-pounder and band of music
drew considerable of crowd Of men
and women 10 the Market Space Monday
night. Speeches were made in behalf of
Gov. Hayes as the most suitable man
that could be selected to occupy the
Presidential chair.
The annual picnic Of the United Pres
byterian Sabbath-school will be held at
Yellow Springs tomorrow, June %.
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now principally upon the defensive, and
are not so aggressive as formerly.
SIOUX CITY, IA, June 2l.-The steam
er Nellie Peck arrived here yesterday
afternoon from Fort Benton, making the
trip, distance OF two thousand miles,
in eight days. She brought twenty
passengers from Benton, and took on
fifty miners for Deadwood at Fort Pierce.
She alse brought large invoice OF robes
and furs. The miners came out after
supplies, and brought $4,000 in gold
dust. One miner exchanged $1,000 mere
for greenbacks. The Fort Pierce route
is closed to travel again.
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The Cincinnati Light Guards are in
Washington, Penn.
The Tammany delegation leaves New
York for st. Louis Friday.
A terrific hail-storm passed over a por
tion OF the Indian Territory yesterday.
Tha Iowa Supreme Court decides that
bank deposits are not subject to assess
ment for taxation.
The New Orleans Picayune reports the
hanging OF five negroes at Mount Pleas
ant by white regulators.
The st. Louis Airline Railroad was
sold by the Bankrupt Court at New Al
bany, Ind, to Jesse Brown, of that place,
for S18, 600.
George Mattison, Yardmaster OF the
Illinois Central Railroad at Cairo, was
run over and killed last evening while
coupling cars.
Liberty, Ind, yesterday, by Geo. Seifert.
Seifer1s widowed sister was the cause
OF the trouble.
David Rakohl, an old citizen OF Lam.
caster, o., and gentleman well known
all over the State, committed suicide III
San Francisco last week.
O'Leary completed one hundred and
sixty-two miles at $3.50 last night, at San
Francisco, with his amateur opponent
thirty-one miles ahead.
The bill empowering the municipality
Of Paris to contract loan Of $24. 900 00C
for completion OF the great public works
passed the Assembly yesterday By Q
large majority.
The Prussian Chamber of Peers has
passed a bill making German the official
language throughout the kingdom. Pol.
ish members were violent In their oppo.
sition to the measure. and were several
times called TO order during the debate,
The Argentine Congress has approved
the treaty concluded on the 81 Of Eeh'
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the first floor and charged with i've bas
rels OF spirits, took fire BY. some nm
known. means and exploded with
heavy thud. The cap Of the tank wa
entirely lifted out OF position, and tn
whole building was enyel0ped III fana
within a second.
The front doors OF the store buigei
out and others were hurled into IN
street, huge sheet of fire rolling lrea
the openings.
An alarm was sounded immediately
afterward from Box 15, corner of Se0ene
and Sycamore streets.
The flames from the burning spiritl
had assembled and pervaded the two mp,
| per stories, but soon deluge of wate4
was thrown into the building, and ba
! fore the woodwork had ghiy
caught fire the flames were extinguished
Tie loss is caused mainly by water, and
| will not exceed 500.
John Tully, engineer, was severely
burned. He was thrown back seyerai
feet by the force Of the explosion.