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ONE CAUSE or INDIAN VARS
Shameful Treatment or the Friendly Utes-
Cheated out OF their supplies

WASHINGTON. July H.-The recently pub
lished reports Of the Indian agents for tho past
year show how bad tho management OF tho In
dian Bureau has been. Tho treatment has
been severe on tho friendly and unfricndly
tribes alike. The Utes. who have been tradi-
tonally the friends Of the white man in tho
West. have boon shamcfuy malircated. Their
case Is illustrative Of tho mismanagcmcnto Of tho
bureau. Last year treaty was made with
them. 10y which they were to go on reservation
selected by themselves In northern New Mex
leo Instead they were taken to Colorado Tho
agent. in report from this reservation. says;
An unusual number Of Indians have boon Off
their reservation. There are several reasons
for this. None of their annuity goods and but
part OF their supplies have reached this agency
during the year. Goods purchased nino months
ago arc still at the railroad depot. 175
miles away. No clothing blankets. tents or
utensils of any kind have boon issued at this
agony Tor nearly two ycarg. no -four except
once nitcen pounds 70 n family for several
months. The Indians have had This deficiency
to make W NJ best they could" Tho agent
says that bnt It'll, progress had been made in
HyiliHlny these Utes. The department pro-
hiptcd the stle OF arms t. tho Inlians. hut they
managed 10 secure guns which they used to Kill
game. The same agent says that most of tho
Indians on the reservation, when taken sick
dc. ana THIS Is explained by the next remark
TINT no plysician has boon furnished the rcscr-
boon additionally imposed upon lately and who
are now complained of as becoming hostile.
=. The Indian agent nj White Firth Agency,
Mimi, writes under date OF July lG rs follows |:
A trustworthy half brood who has Just re-
turned from q visit TO tho Sesseton Agency.
Dakota. says that while there he met mud con.
yersed with some Sioux Indians from Standing
Rock Agency, They said that they We're cou-
ri"rs sent with tobacco from the Sioux OF tho
plains To- invite the Scsseton Sioux TO Join them
~ hostilities against the whites. Already eight
different bands Of Sioux had joined tho CON
iodcr1t on. and Sitting Bull himself had made
visit this summer to Standing Rock Agency.
where he spent three or four days
IN Disguise: also. that the Govern
nent had threatened 10 take the ponies
from some Of the Sioux Indians on the Missouri
which would be visited by all of those tribes
ana that general Sioux war was imminent and
would soon bo announced. Whether there Is
any truth in the statements made by the In
dians ION Standing Rock Agency or not can
not tell. but they certainly made such n state
mont e. half brood u this reserve"
The officials Of the Indian ONCE consider tho
ainve as purely sensational. and entertain no
Tears OF the Sioux tribe Joining the hostIlcs
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New York international Dairy Fair.

At the last meeting Of the American Dairy
men, ASSOCIATION committee representing the different
dairy districts o. the United states aud Canada and the
trade OF New York was appointed 10 make arrangements
tor an international dairy fair the coming autumn At
the rs meeting ct the committee New York WAS selected
As the place where the lair should be held
A. showing the importance Of the articles OF hu,ter and
cheese 10 the trade Of Sew YORK. take the following
facts In 1903 the receipts NJ rhccs in Now Yo'k were
81 pD boxes, lftsIpu pounds ui value OF S1pplOD
The receipts ot butter the same year aa l6 pack
agc. or l7S7,suO pounds valued at ss,2l1 ~ Total.
- -i2.tnt
For the year ending May 1877 tho receipts Of cheese
worc a. u- boxes or ~ fui 40n pounds value NJ
slAtdi31i Receipts oi butter same ycar were ani6Gn
nachusc on 90 lNdun POUNDS OF value ~ u3GtDp
Total s26 '"Ji-an increase of over so per cent IN
nitFeu NcHrs.
The cNihluon NJ the various kinds cheese made IN
America and Europe The various styles IN which butter
Is pan uN, the apparatus employed Ia the
both ARTICLES with mucls al cheese factories butter
cirhnrir-, would lie most interesting thin to every
Clinn Of New YORK
naIrA iars are no experiment Last autumn one was
held 90 London England another was held at Mcaiyc,
amt tue az Chicago The Inauguration OF the dairy
dusfl uaN be partially realized when II h known that
the products u butter and cheese exceed IN value that
wheat and that the entire product the dairy IN this
country equals SiifluulyFlln value The state New
York l. manly 81, voted To darjlug aud Is leading
int IN tie States at Vermont PCnnsylvaula, ONO
ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN, and Iowa
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY. July 2i-P. M.-The specu-
lation at the Stock Exchange developed further
weakness in tho Granger stocks. but great
strength in Lake Shore and Erie. ST. Paul
common was freely sold by genuine holders. as
well as by the bear element Of the market. and
the price broke - q cent from AZ. to Asa
with final sales at the lowest figures Of the day
The preferred at the same time sold down from
81 to 79A. and Northwestern common also de-
clined y = cent to Az. with tho preferred
dropping r cent TO II. The bulls however.
retaliated 10y advancing the price Of Lake Shore
H. cent. 10 G5r although at the close this stock
was weak at Il decline Of z. to Ga seller 3 !;
and the remainder Of tho list Joined tho down.
ward current. Western Union yielded Ia y
cent. 10 %. on extremely limited transactions.
and New Jersey Central was / q - cent lower.
at 81 -. Pacific Mail declined from II b. to Is
because the steam ship Toxic from Yokohama
IL now more than n week overdue at San Fran
CISCO; nut the price subsequently recovered to
L. Michigan Central sold down a to 81 T. and
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western from Gils
70 o.. Eric became conspicuous feature OF
the afternoon business 10y its rise from l6's to
l. =, under tn. manlpuations Of Kecne and
Rufus Hatch. The upward movement is based
upon tho adoption II II similar programme in
London; but, SO far as We are able 10 rs
certain, tho English stockholders are not
IN any degree cooperating with the
chlei operators here and the rise in London
today WAS due to orders from this side for
stock. however, has found a good number of
purchasers among the moro impecunious class
ot operators, Ohios were frmcr AT :. hut Della
ware and Hudson yielded q z cent. to 5s 4, and
Hannibal and ~. Joseph. Chicago. burlington
and Quincy and C.. C.. {. and l. were also weak
and depressed.
There WAS sharp decline in the Granger
shares near the close Of business. which eN-
tended finally 20 the general list, and II fevorish
and unsettled tone characterized the final deal
ings
In tho gold market moro activity was noted
during the afternoon than observed for a week
past. Several orders To- purchase for importing
houses caused the bears 10 cover thoir con-
tracts, and the price advanced to 1905, with
hnal transactions NJ these figures.
l, a. aud z cent
The earnings of the Milwaukee and st Paul Railroad
company Tor the Third week IuY show an ucrpn OF
sis2 as compared with the oorrcs ond.nS period Of
La year
Foreign exchange remained quiet hut steady AZ 81 -
ana ~ ~ iuf "a day and short ~.ht drafts respectively
MN nc h-tl1l s,n- rates at si-l 80 - a. and
- - = 4t4 ~.
Money continued N abandant supply on call u good
horrnwers AZ lAH2 r. cent per annun with nua oner.
ngs At The latter rate. Prime mercantile acceptamces
pass, 4 Htaai
Government bonds strong and active with large
business ~ Sd1s l-s new lutOs IL ISL ANA regis
tered "a q cents Tie demand from investors was IN
creased "
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Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. Wednesday. July 24-Receip,s ot
tccNs to-day were iirlr loads or los head. max ng
3b5s since Monday for same time last
M,ek Trad. was active. ami an early clearance cf-
cctd ana 40 prr ra-iNs about itr r. N higher than
reported last Monday Very common through" Texans
went q. low ~ 7c 70 re-, % =. other TEXANS sold at
.a~ o., TO- dress - ~ ant mixed breeds AMI native
steers AZ rom "a TO- lu's. o. t. drc,s 51si7 h- IN
lurtors took about tl Ii -tr- %, tu, o. dress
5Gr57 ~ Shpmrni- alive to-day 10 EufuIr. were trsB
hcad-7i. hy Eastman McConu,illc. and JJily Gold.
smith a Co
cepts o calves were io52 head. making 202 since
Monday. Hgdu. ~i tuf The sam, time last week NoAs
were hrmor anil hucrmilk calves were advanced shout
Ac. T. D. Veal. .nd ~ ls6i, % n huttcrmlk calves
Receipts 9" shctp ad lambs today were ~ car loads.
or la head making Ul tor The last two days against
tNpi tog the time last week The market was fair.
IN active. nni good io prime sheep tribe higher.
Choice selected Wethtrs port sod up L. 5i,c e. H.
other sales OF sheep we're at 4etac T. No. Lambs ranged
JERSEY lambs sold ~ 80. 80
Receipts NJ hogs were 80 car loads or 1910 head,
making N6ld since MONDAY. against sGls for the SANS
Nme last MlNk- Non. unerel q r ,nlo nuNc.
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DEAD IN 4 CANAL boat.
Physicians Accused OF Negie sting . Poor
Woman IN Time OF Childbirth.

A harcfootcd and sad.faced man entered
tho Fourth Precinct station in Jersey City on
Saturday evening and giving his name as Fred
Lockhart 81 Paterson. said he was In charge Of
canal boat lj5. lying at the zinc works. and that
his wife WAS sick. Being without means to uay
for medical attendance he wanted assistance.
He was sent to city physician Case. who lives in
Pacific avenue. who after closely questioning
tho man as 70 his ability to pay for such service
went with him 20 the hoat wh"re. surrounded
10y the evidences OF poverty the suffering woman
lay sick in the miserable little cabin. Telling
tho husband that there was no immediate ne
ctsslty for his services. the doctor parted but
was called again later in the evening. He went
tothe boat but after declaring that he would
not stay nll night In that coop. he departed.
On SUNDAY morning tn" woman was delivered
o. child. Thrne women from the ncighhor-
hood were present but none would render as
sistanre fearing that fatal results might involve
them in a lawsuit. Tho husband in his dos
perat.on, ran 10 the station. aud asked for the
nearest doctor. He was directed TO DR.. ID. Muir
ray ot Communipaw avenue, and gives an ac-
count OF tho result Of his call as follows:
asked him 10 come and see my wife, tell
ing him Of what had happened. and begging
him to save her life. He asked me II could
pay him. and when | said had no money he
turned away. In a moment no called mo ana
offered 10 20 for s.. | did not have cent and
was among strangers. ] could not get him b.
come. and then ran for Dr. Case. When We
reached the boat the baby was dead"
On Tuesday evening. DR.. o. &. Ners visited
the woman and found her very low. signs Of in
fiammation from neglect being apparent. The
woman lies in "a critical condition.
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MIR. r. c. BTRKETT's CLAIM.
Treasury Department Clerks Demand ding &C.
600 10 send u Through.

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The Sundry Civil
Appropriation BILL as It passed Congress. con-
tanned an item of $50 500 to pay p. c. Birkett Of
Omaha tho amount Of n claim that accrued
while he was an Indian agent The payment OF
all such items. specifically ordered by Congress
is OF course mandatory. merely requiring the
routine Of the accounting Offices. Blrkott called
In person for his money. but was put off tenn
porarily. Then Senator Saunders Of Nebraska
called on Mr.. sherman To- inquire as To- the
delay, and WAS informed that the money could
be collected at once. The matter was transfer
red TO the Second Auditors Ofllcc. and then got
Into the Second Controllers Oflce. whore it now
hnngs fire. To-day Birkett received informa-
ton from two clerks in this Office that the claim
would 40 right through II he would pay g., 900.
Ono of them represented that he WIS building
house aud must lave funds. Birkett replied
that II was impossible for him to raise any such
amount unless he got the money for the claim.
A friend advised him 10 compromise on 81 900,
but be has decided instead to lay the facts be-
fore Mr.. sherman prefer charges. and demand
an investigation when the latter returns from
Atlantic CIV
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Est 81. LotIN rNDER CITED.
Military Company Preventing the Rival
Police From Fighting.

ST. LOUIS. July 2i.-Yosterday's rioting
In East ST. Louis was caused by m attempt 10
lay a railroad track. the Wider Council having
given the necessary permission. Mayor Bow
man. however, whose ia ton Of tho rival city
government oppose the LAYING Of the track
rode to the scene and ordered the work ingmen
to dispcrse. On their refusing to do 50 his
special police fred upon the workingmcn who
fed. Tho Mayors men then seized the con-
structlon train and burned its contents. Wider's
Metropolitan police turned out ready for u
fight and soon they We're ut il. there being about
twenty preseryers Of the peace on each side
One man was MORALLY wounded and five or
six seriously So The Mctropoliians drove tho
Mayor men into the market place aud held
them there.
Meantime the Governor ordered tho Belle
ville Guards To qu"ll the riot and on arriving
NJ East -. LOUIS they took possession of the
market place.
Brlevillc Guards bivOuacked in the market
house. last night. and Today are using that
building ne barracks. Sheriff Weber says no
viii keep the militia there AS long a. may be
necessary TO preserve the peace but thinks
their urcSencc viii not u" required beyond to-
day Everything is very still at the d ifernnt po-
lice headquarters, but. Judging from the past, n
soon as the troops arc removed the troubles viii
begin again. aud no doubt continue untll the
courts finally decide all questions between the
Buwmanltc- and the anti Bowman factions.
Mayor Bowman has taken the necessary pre-
limlnary steps 70 apply Ia tho supreme Court
for q quo warranto IN the case which was re-
Gently decided. aud Will also ask for an order
Of supersedcas pending rchcaring. The
Illinois and ST. Louis Rnilroad Company APP
piled 10 Judge Snyder at Belleyie yesterday
afternoon for an Injunction to prevent Mayor
Bowman and the city from Interfering with
their track laying. but the Judge refused to
hear them. To-day they applied TO Judge Ba-
ker ri Alton. but the result III not Yet known.
On tue other hand. the company were sum
moned 10 appear to-day before Judge Baker 10
answer for cOntempt of Court i'm dis regarding
Tie injunction against them, Judge Baker being
the one who perpctuatcd the original iniunc-
ton against them. number Of ties used yes
trrlay 10y the company IN the attempted extern
sion Of thoirtrack were burned by the residents,
and Superintendent Sharman and one or two
others were beaten and bruised.
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Rst1n 'iosss .c ely shipping extra. s
Wheat sSS sc, SSes s 90 Rye Rye
co5ios spots ioc higher. bu, quist midans
snb-cleny declined closing at 1905 for July, e5c.
lie. tor November 10 gsc Tor December ii oac Tor
'Tnuary and u sc Tor tcornsry sales 1880 bales
~ ;no, a. si.25eto4 aud iG1 bbls Tor August a.
her Reef AID heel hams qai"t Rscon and cut meats
gic but very nm Lard ,icidy and fairly acye sales
s. al, Tor prime !!e6ace wc.tdTn sni for future is
s7@ for septemlcr held ATS Is ior 0cto6er and i7S5
Vnrt Grn ntS.s'a nS, and nrm Butter
l9sloc western Do ssi,c 40 factory. ga iae chcSss
395c. Fresh cae.' i3eijt,c "O' 'S'''' 'N'"'
GTNs-.whest 'egdy Tor spring bu, lac higher for
sn, M .,, n1. s ' JTy Contract. Sale ON ,he
ncw and red s,,I sneT ini~r 81 ~ II ,
So2 ~ winter 81 - 81 l5i,f So amber round ani
=, i.r prime TO- fl'".. y hi,c and f9r iuinre
win asi II 1n3 ~ ~ =! hgi m9,,y So reg
SG 81 - ar os. a S b5se ir A saSSy,
v., at ',iy ~ miSgd AMI 52sa5c 70,
2iei'ac ior gin'c mian corn active aud closed igiiv
iol cancr sls III So a. 'T ior s. SO.
dIVcr, is, nl '-',te for witt ana for future
Au.u't ma ~ se ~ e. tDr S"ptrmhrr.
for Ro ia ei7 Tor Wn " M ,c az ic
"a 'ha'i La Of MeAi. 49, ,,l Il, i,'sc stock OF midi
crate demand sui .cay at ~ Tor ddine.c 7sp BAGS
nomnai oncnu.r RAN . .. TSI In a' rat snp
InM a. 20, e. loi iar To- good refining. with saes
arnur. ar .a61ri r. si q, ~ .c fsr ia sSinsu
Il h',n' were quiet ani .acly steady at q 40
gat ara onoanlc A., ~ @ Sr.is lIe5nen TN,
Ea,s, w1.scy WV api liver a, SIMS, 6 OCEAN
e. Li,crloyl ly 'irnmo,i rph, cotton 49, cheese,
hy sal 5l E ,tnlsrd bus, cotton. Jai. ernnto Lon
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Kctchum h Belknap. Wall street brokers'
failed yesterday The nrn had been business thirteen
years MI kctchum is son OF the late Morris Kotchum
and Mr. Belknap was partner IN the old firm Morris
keichum Co. ketchum Bolknap suspe nded IN 1872
and were helped hy their friends resume Since that
time they have made very little They were on
the wrong side ~ the market In western Union Central
o Sew jersey and other stocks hut settled their con
tracts without Tho Intervention OF the Exchange Their
liabilities are stouD almost NIL OF which : due to the
krtchuin family
Lesser stcinharit manufacturer Of silk and nhbons M
TO- and hi West Twenty seventh street and wholesale
dealer m clothing NJ - Howard street made an assign
m,nt To Frcd,ucA Lawns YESTERDAY lie has been I'M Tor
year. and his business has been conducted hy ms sons
several years ago ho was worth S4Nu'n lis liabilities
amount a. ~l+lpul and his assets are valued at SNi 90
The ala factory employs 10 operatives
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CAREL-MOuGE.-In Providence n L. on the 2Id
inst. hy tho Rev 1rnrsr n Washington. Mr. George O.
Alice Moore of Dover. y H.
CLASs--COLEGRONE -On Monday. the 18th inst by
the Rry Mard. Charles n Gas, To- MARY E. daug1 t
tcro Edward ColcsroNc. all OF Harlem New YORK civ.
MIkfi(-0 BklEN In san FIuu,,co, cal, July 10,
~ the Rev Father Gallagher. T. J Murphy to Annie w.
4 q Bricu. both ut san Francisco.
OAlMAN-WlNCH In Providence. Il /, on the 23d
inst. ut Tie Bcnenctnt hurch hy the Rev Keith.
: winch of Providence
wAfLkBrRN- SCRANTON Mhdlctown Conn,
Chatle, + Waterbury OF Sew YORK city ~ Li1uo N.
scIAMtln.
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Breaking Up "a Troop OF Tramps.

Tramps have for some time slept In tho lum-
Der yard Of r. @. Phelps y Co at the foot OF Hewss
street Brooklyn The police raided the yard early yes
te day morning md aroused nineteen trAmp from among
the lumber pics some Of them ,sed that they had
nal no other sleeping place Tor a month. one Ut the
number told Justice Elliott that he was Henry Robinson
once wealthy Philadelphia merchant He went 10 Ros
ton 10 take position IN hotel proprietor had
taken possession before he reached there and being i'm
pccunuus, he started to waik back Philadelphia lie
MAS released on his promise 10 continue his walk Most
oi the rest were sent Ia JHL
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stonewaII Jackson's Cape.

Col. J. L. Williams, Commissnry OF Subsst-
ence Sionewal JAcksons stan recently presented to
Ilcut Chas Brown.un ot the Twenty.sevcnh Regiment
the cape worn by Stonewail jackson during ms cam.
paigns The Lieutenant presented II to Cot underhil
ncnbcr Of the nd Guard, and u now occupies puA ton
among other valuable relies in their nrnOry The cape
Is Of the Confederate cloth n,d with red flanne and
has several bullet holes through IT,
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A suit for limited divorce is pending In Farm
ingdalc /, between Hannah Latun aged 80. and her
marital companion Henry who has exceeded the biblical
limit Of three score and ten The bases her suit on
the cruel and numHn treatment OF the old gentleman
who l. crazy on rchsion Al umrs, when admonsitd 10
csist from beating his vile he would that the
" Lords Will The Is IN the hands ~ referee at
Lung island CITY who sosell pcrIcN lately Whiir
taking evidence, by being interrupted by such ejacula
tons 10 haleluAhin and Bless Tie LOrdn
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CHICAGO. July 2l.-It has been discovered
that IN the last election Congre from Sec ond
District west side the certified returns In the Office Of
the Secretary Of state show the vote to have been A.
a35 for col Geo Davis and 1881 for Garter II lIar.
Iso we incumbent rthf Davis All actual MAJORITY OF
- The returns made AZ at the time o the election
gave Harrison majority Of "a Col DAVIS thls nom
lns eSfrc'sed i Intention Of conesung the the
grounds furnished by These hgures but II is believed that
hh TOO late ~ 1hs session. 10 accomplish an! thing
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Cigar. Floating OF sandy Hook.

Custom House Inspectors Mozart and HaGan
seized 1000 smuggled cigars and 1000 bundles Of
cigarettes yesterday The officers say that they found
!nc cigars aud cigarettes floating IN the bay near Sandy
hook. they were packed m rubber bags. over which
were canvas sacks made to represent United states mail
sacks
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CUISINES Autu,s.


Is the best liquid dentiiricc IN the world II thor
ouehy coans,s partially iocaycd teeth all par
nsics or living "anmnlculN." leaving them pchrly
white. tmpnrtlng dell. hf fragrance 10 the breath
THE FRAGRANT "fLoRILINE"
removes instantly all udOrs arising from foul stomach
tobacco smoke. Being partly composed Of honey soda
aud extracts of sweet herbs AMI plants Il pvrec ny
harmless. and delicious sherry
Prepared by HENRY g GALLUP 4a3 oxford It. Lon
DON England, ana reaiei ever, where ~ 7jc bottle
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ST. JONI. N b.. July 2i.-The weather to-day
isbcauuu aud there is every prospect OF nne day tor
the Ross has completely recovered from his indus
position, anG hEd spin this mornne The prcminaries
Of hr fh'r me now beng completed The course Wi he
hroyrd ~ this afternoon a The Judges will be appoint
ed tonight II has been decided that the Judges boat
nnG hteamug WAL follow the contestants over the
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WEDNESDAY,, July 2i.-FLOuR AND MEAL
, our dul lur all grades amt pupts barely steady,
he products oI new wheat sell Al yer, rrcsnar I'cs
We qun,e. state and Western super hne - 1uGfa ~ ,
extra state, 81 u'9St 10 Western spuus wheat tNtrHs
ti@Si 70, do Xxx and xxx, - 40 g. ~, wincrw At
exuas, tLISsLto. ~. Ak and AAA, sL5JSsJ, Aln
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paying for what they drank. Then they hid in
coal cars Mt the Cheshire depot until the excur-
sion train arrived.
Some Of tho westneld people. Editor Clark
among them, think that the purpose OF the
roughs was TO get up fight in the cars and
then in the confusion rob the passengers and
have the women ut their mercy. The conduct
OF the conductor and passengers foilcd them I'm
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The Death OF M,.. As,Qn,I II. Smith.

HARTFORD, July 2i.-Miss Abigail II. Smith.
one OF the glastonbury Smith sisters, VINO have become
known throughout the country from teir resistance
taxation wltnuut suffrage di,d NJ her home m na,tun.
bury lat night aged - Her sister Julia aged H. sur.
wives her The sisters attended the Woman Suffrage Con
ysntiOn IN NAshinr ton R.tMintcr.
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COLUMBUS, Wis, July 24.-IIelp Is worry scarce
In tins region everywhere being In search
assist them IN getting in the crops which are Just
beginning tu fpcm
DFs MONIES, Ia, July 2i-fhc farmers In this region
complain the scarcity at harvest hands, aud wheat
suleIlng lOr The Mant VI eutLllg.
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Kmptnre KndIcnllY Cured.

Dr J. 4 sliEKMAN Is, now nt me ofiicc aii Broadway
where TIE rnptnrei may obtain his remedies tor relief
ana cure Terms moderate. d. l. permitted a. refer
10 gentlemen o Distinction On TINS aud other cities who
have been CARED by his treatment
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Capt. ISogardus Defeated,

LONDON. July 2i.-In the pigeon shooting
match today between Capt Bogardus Of the United
states, and Mr. Wallace of England Tor Goo side wal
lace killed II birds ana BO ardus o. u the lrst - Lirls
bohaIdus missed To-