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The New York herald., 1878-07-03
THE EAST ST. LOUIS CONFLICT
WHO WERE KILLED-MAYoR BOWMAN NOT
ARREsTED.

QUIETUDE PREvAILs-FUNERAL OF THE MEN
WHO WERE KILLEp-MAYoR BOWMAN NOT
ARREsTED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ST. Louis, No., July p 1875.
The situation at East ST. Louis has not changed ma
teriay from that OF yesterday and last night beyond
the iact that the popular excitement has vsiby
decreased, and fewer people appear the streets.
The Aetropoliians continue however, 10 keep Their
station house IN a state OF defence, and the same
warke preparations 10 bs at every strategic
point. Tho Bowman police hold tho City Hall, anu
there has been no Indications or weakening on either
side Both factions express determination to
hold out TO The last and resist with any nerer
ence from any source except the Supreme Court or
the Governor. Al eight O'Clock TINS morning the
funerals OF Connor and Neville, the two men who
were Killed Oh sunday look place, ana 900 persons
were present. Tins was the largest gathering that
has ever taken place the town. Tho body oil Me-
VILE was buried. ana that OF Connor was taken 10
ST. Louis, to be forwarded TO Detroit
fear prevailed at the Metropolitan hoadq quarters
that AS soon the funeral was over The exaspc-
rated Bowm would urn and attack the citaIe
and everything was Kept IN reaLiness Tor an as
saat. Visitors were warned away and rides and shot
guns proiruced from the upper wlncows OF Tue build
Ing. Tho anticipated attack did not occur, however,
the Bowman deputy marshals returning from the
funeral and resuming their places at The City Hall
rHE sHERiFP's POSSE
Al an early hour OF tho morning Deputy Sheriff
Bonnesn arrived from Beleve with warrants Tor
the arrest VI mayor Bowman ana MS deputies
who led the assault on Sunday. The Deputy
Sherin had conference with the Mayor aud
hs Chiet Marshal and agreed that he would walt
TIL alter tho funeral before he look action look
Ing to tho execution OF the warrants. IN tho mean
time considerable excitement WAS created by The
presence of Tho Deputy Sherin's posst, It
known there would be serious trouble II
no attempted tie arbitrary arrest OF the Mayor and
his men The day passed oil. however, Without tho
arrests beng made and Is understood that the
Mayor and his deputies will proceed u-morrow 10
Belleville and give bonus or their appearance when
wanted.
BlrTKR FACTION SPIRIT.
Though tho day has been peaceful the situation
continues serious and the feeling between the fac
tiops SO bitter that another collision deemed
eviiable II the maItor IS not speedily settled by the
action Of the Supreme Court or the Governor
The CoroEer's inquest was postponed until to NOR
row morning, ut nine o'clock
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Greek Ministry has resigned In consequence OF oo-
lection by the Premier TO some promotions made
by the Minister OF War King George has not yet
accepted their designations.
The Times correspondent at Athens says the
King has refused to accept the designations oil the
Ministers.
ANOTHER PARADE
The British Channel squadron has left Suda Bay,
Island OF Crete. with sealed orders
PAS-ANGLIcAS SYNOD.
Tho Pan-Angiican synod assembled yesterday at
Lambeth Palace Ninety bishops pres
ent at the first meeting. Communion was
partaken OF In the Lambeth Palace chapel
The Archbishop OF Canterbury aiterward presided
over the Conference He urged that tho question OF
mainsniniug the faith against inadeity be tho prlnc
pal sobject OF the thoughts OF the delegates.
now TO KEEP UNITED.
A debate the best mode OF maintaining union
among tho various Anglican churches followed. The
Bishops OF Pttsburg and Louisiana and several Eng
iisn and colonial bishops spoke The matter was
finally referred to a committee.
MOB IN MARsAILLEs
Slight rotng has been gong on at Marseilles for
some days past in consequence or recent
attempt OF the ultranontanes TO get up q
political demonstration by decorating the statue
OF a iormor bishop. Last night mob invaded the
Offices Of the legitmist newspapers aud endsavored
to overthrow The statue. The police dispersed the
mob and arrested 126 persons.
DiscHARGiSG THE SOCIALISTS.
Berlin despatch to The Post says:-"All tho per-
sors arrested in connection with DR.. Nobihng's a,-
tempt upon the Emperor Williams life, or sus-
pciou Of being his accompIice. have liberated
Nobiua's youngest brother was discharged from
custody last week.
rHg ISrRRSArIoXAL CHESS coyGRgss.
Twelve OF tho principal chess players in the world
entered in the International Chess Congress at
Paris. or eleven rounds, representing 1872 games to
be played, four rounds have already been played,
with the following results:-
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PRESIDENT HAYES RECEPTION.

HARRISBURG, Pa, July 2, 1873.
an informal reception OF President and Nrs Hayes,
Secretary Sherman and Attorney General Devens,
was held at tho Governors mansion between seven
aud ten this evening. About nlne O'Clock
serenade was rendered the distinguished
visitors and large crowd gathered in
front OF the mansion. Mr.. Hayes was
introduced by Tue Governor and spoke very briefly.
referring particularly to tho centenn celebration o.
1876 u having INSURED the patriotism OF the people
and proven beneficial to the country By way of
illustrating ioned the fact large iucre se OF
exports over Imports.
The President introduced Mr.. Sherman, who also
spoke very briefly. lie touched lightly upon the
dnances and predicted that gold silver and green
backs will soon be equal in value.
Mr. DeveIs merely thanked the assemblage for tho
honor conferred, when the pariors wereasain filed
with callers until ten O'Clock
fne party Icays here Ior Wyoming at eleven O'Clock
TO- d ght.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
A ROAD AGENT SHOT AND THREE PASSENGERS
WOUNDED.

A ROAD AGENT SHOT AND TaREE PASSENGERS
WOUNDED.
Hor CREEK. Wy, July 2 1873.
A coach from Deadwood, with SIX passengers, was
attacked last night by road agents at whoop Up.
sixty-.nye miles south OF Deadwood. Tho pas
scngers were l., s. Smith and J. s. Smith.
Of New York; A. Sherman and II. Sherman.
Of Chicago; Daniel Finn and Mrs. Boughtop.
Of Cheyenne Only two Of tho road agents came IN
view who, after placing the passengers In limo and
ropbing four OF them OF various amounts Of money
together with two gold Watches, advanced
to Finn, who drew his revolver and
shot ono OF the robbers In the region OF
the ground rho robber Tell on his knees but rallied
As FUN was about to shoot again no himself ST. OF
by nm accomplice Of tho ROBBERS, who Iald In am
bush. Tho ball entered at the lott sido of
hts nose and passing through his mouth came out
In front OF the right ear, in1ictIng u painful
but not serious wound Tho robbers then rstreated
hring several shots. T. s. smith wounded IN tho
leg below tho knee. and a. SHERMAN In the thign
Both are flesh wounds Ars. Bouguton was not mo.
lcstea. The coach and passengers arrived nero at
seven O'clock this evening. The wounded made
comfortable, and are now route for Cheyenne
About eight high aymen are supposed to have par.
ticipated In the affair. Division SupcrinI nIendent
william Ward, with reliable men, Is pursuit OF
tho robbere.
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EXPLOSION OF NlrRo-GLYCERINE.

fearful explosion occurred at hil'.past one
T. N. yesterday M thu rcnirock powder
mills OF J. Rand, about two milo, back OF
Wayne township n. j. The mills consist OF
packing house. icehousc, two slorshouses,
several mixing houses and "a boarding house. The
powder WORKS proper were totally destroyed, but
hives were lost TBo explosion was caused by the IN
tense neat OF the sun, whose rays secucd TO focus
upon the roof OF the factory whore thc nitro
used IN Tho manufacture OF rcndrock IN prepared An
the employees IN the fnctory were nj dinner,
time TO escape with slight injury caused by the fall
ing dGoris. Tne report OF the explosion was heard
for many mites shook the earth IN Patcr
miles from the point OF tho explosion.
The works were destroyed by similar explosions in
ls15 aud IN 1874
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TIE YRASCo.AMEEIcAN TREATY.
The committee intrustcd with the task Of drawing
up a Franco-American Treaty OF Commerce held u
meeting at Paris yesterday. Appreciation Of ~ Leon
Chotteau's action who In the United States dole
gate from the committee was expressed. It was
also affirmed that the committees sole object was
to conclude international convention by which i'm.
porlatOn from tho United States would bc increased
abd the interests OF both countries be served
The committee at las meeting agreed to
nominate Executive Committee to prepare
for tho reception OF the American committee.
NJ Chottcau deprecated attempting too much at once
NJ. Nenier proposed the formation OF French pro.
vlncial committecs.
BRAZILIAN COAST.
A cablegram from Rio Janero states that fearful
hurricane is prevailing on the Brazilian coast. Tho
shipping has suffered severely and some lives
ported lost
DULL
The weather yesterday was dull
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Robbers ARRESTED.

Troy, ". Y, July 2, 1873
james Finn and Anthony Bcrge, of this city; John
Fellows. who gives his residence as Newark, y. j.,
and Jobn Donohoe, who refuses to give hls place
OF residence, were arrested at eleven o'clock,
tonight by Chiei Markham, aided by details from the
detective aud police forces Tor completely Ia the rob-
berry of Thomas Buckley, Treasurer OF tho Troy
Hosiery Mills, of 81, 100 on Monday last whiie
riding on the Troy AMI Alba street cars.
SIX hundred dollars OF tho money was
lows, are positively Identified by Buckly. Finn has
berctoors borne q good character. but Bcrge Is n
noted thioi Donohuc aud Fellows were arrested at
FInn's residence on Filleonth street In this city
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EX-TREASURY AGENT ARRESTED.

sAS FRANCISCO July 3 1873
Charles A. Morrill,. formerly special agent OF tho
Treasury Department and more recently captain
Of the Night lnsrecio OF Customs which
Office he resigned week two ago.
was arrested today by the United Statos authorizes
on an Indictment found against him ty the Unned
states Grand Jury, charging him with completely In
The smuggling OF OPIUM, silks aud other goods into
IA mi
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Approved by the Academic Medicine Of France and
It's sale Ia France authorized by special order or :hs
French government
kecJmmenaed by the highest medical authorities In New
York
- delightful beverage"
s'rar superior to Nicby, Ssltzsr any other"
'Most .ratcul and reircshii e."
absolutely pure and wholesome; superior TO s for
daily from all objections urged against Croton
ana art tdsi ,liy rated waters"
Iupr -cnxtsd with its gas"
''useul aud i. reeabic.n
"e. tnul and wcli suited for dyspepsia Of
acute disease"
Mildly antacid agrees well with dyspeptlcs and where
there In = diath-sis."
by tar the most agreeable alone mixed with wine.
IN arrhs OF bladder gout."
Not only luxury. but necessity
be h.l of All Wns Merchants Urocers Druggists and
Mineral Wgtcr Dealers throughout the United States and
wholesale OF
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FREDERICK DE BARY 4 Co,
Nos Al aud AZ Warren It,, E.

So.e Agents,
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EMBEZZLER ARRESTED.

LONDON. Ont, July 2. 1873.
George Gesslcr, the abscondinc County Treasurer,
OF Canton, 0hio was arrested at Hamilton, ana
brought here last night charge OF bringing stolen
goocs into tho county He Is charged with cmbezzIing
$50 0oo hall Of which ho brought TO this CITY
deposited IN local banks.
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BOLD ROBBERY.

PHILADELPHIA. July =, 1873.
This afternoon two men entered the ofico If Gravc
Il Aus, brokcrs No. 20 South Third street, ana whilo
tho attention OF tho clerk TO quotations OIL
stocks tho other seIz ID package containing twelve
81 O0o bonis numbered IRON O93. 1896 10 Og3 4O7 IN
elusive, Unued States four and one half per cent?
issue, aud made oil with them. The robbery Was not
dis covered until both tho strangers had oscaped.
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NEW ERA IN THE GRAIN TRADE.

KANSAS CITY, No., July 2 1873
The towboat Grand Lake, which Loft st. Louis
week ago with three largo bargcs arrived
here suio this morning Tho barges wore
towed TO the Union elevator where they arc
RECEIVING cargo OF 100 900 bushels Of corr which
will be shipped 10 st. LOUIS and thence to
New Orleans. The arrival OF the parces
TX looked upou the beginning OF a new
era iu the grain trade, aud " Is supposed TO be u
settled fact That In futuro the Missouri River is TO
be utilized as great outlet Tor the immense crops
OF tho west.
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SILK CROP IN EUROPE.

wAsnISoroS, July 2, 1878.
Mr. Peixotto, United States Consul at LYONS re-
ports the Dcpar OF State in a despatch dated
Juno 1873. that tho prospect two months ago OF
largo silk crop In France and Italy has not been
realized. In Iialy II Is better than IN France The
spanish crop will De moderate. The prices of cocoons
nrst the Market fifteen to twenty per cent
higher han was anticipated.
The prices OF uinctured silks are about the same
In 1878 as In 1875 and 1914
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OBITUARY.
DE. @. W..I.OEG.

Di,. O. W..LOEG.
Dr. Crawford ". Long, an eminent ply slciau, died
suddenly ut Athens, Ca on tas 10Th Of June At tho
agc OF sixty-two. DR. Long was widely known and
highly esteemed as a skiifui hyscian aud a benci-c
tor TO tho colored race, but most OF all ths dis
covcrer Of anastbes's as applied TO surgery. II has
been asscr.ed that Dr. Long made tue nrst appiica
ton OF sulphuric sther IN operation 1872
autedsting the cnorts oi Welf, whose experiments
tnan two years alter, aud Morton by moro
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CONFLAGRATIONS.
FOUR STORES BURNED DY THE INcENDIALl
TORCH.

LDY rELEoRAFH TO THE HERALD
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. July 2 1873.
A destructive fire occurred here this morning, burn
ing four buildings Bay street, occupied by Ii. B.
Holbrook, grocer; Alvord & Kellogg, stationers and
printers; William Cohen Co., dry goods and
j. H. Burton, tailor; considerable damage was oc,a
stoned by water the adjoining property. The loss
Viii PROBABLY reacn $50 600, which 10 mostly covered
by Insurance TIE fire believed 10 be OF Incendary
origin and the second large one Of tho same nature
here within wccK.
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icy TELEaRAPH 70 THE HEnALp.1

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD.1
OTTAWA, Ont., July g 1878.
Professor Grimly, who assembled In the balloon
City Of Ottawa from OTTAWA yesterday, ac-
companied by Mr. Fox. of the Free Press.
landed IN tho wiids OF East Portland after
varied experience. II the parties had not descended
whore they did, thcy would have been carried into
the wilderness OF Norther Quebec, beyond the limits
OF civilization.
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DROWNING ACCIDENTS.

PORTLAND, Me-, July ., 1873
Mr. James s. Bcdow, superintendent OF tho
Western Union Telegraph Company, was drowned
at Pine Point Scarboro this morning whio
Isscuing his daughter. who had gone beyond
her Depth but was saved Mr. Bediow, II IS thought,
died oi heart disease caused by the excitement and
sudden chiii as he rushed INTO the water. lie WAS
drawn out Immediately, but all efforts 10 resusciaio
him were futile.
HUNTSVILLE, Ont, July 2, 1878.
Two girls-Wicmina Hammond aud Mary Murton--
wero drowned on Sunday while bathing IN tho river.
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BRUTAL MURDER.

UTICA, N. ", July 2, 1878.
Myron A. Buell. aged twcnty.one years, has been
committed to the Cooperstown Jail O,sogo
county, by judge Williamson, Tor the murder Of
Catherine Mary Richards. aged nearly ffecn
years, ut Piainnold, Tuesday. juno 20
The Coroper's jury iound that the girl came
TO her death at Bue!Ps hands. A later medical ex-
animation Of the body leads TO tho belief that tue
girl was ravishcd then choked 10 DEATH then hit iu
the lace with milking stool and the body placed In
tho bull pen 10 lead TO tho belief that tue bull Killed
has
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IRAN WRECKED.

TiLroy, N. H.. July Q, 1917.
Tho accommodation train upon the Boston, Con-
cord and Montreal Railroad WAS wrecked at Forest
Crossing to-day. ono and n halt mics below ruton.
The accident wrs caused bv tho expansion of the
rails by tina heat Tho engineer ana fireman
were slightly injured aud tho, LOGON otivc CON-
pletcly demolished. The track was cleared
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WEST POINT BOARD OF VISITORS.

PoUGnKsKrsiE, y. ", July 2 1873
Il Is stated on thc authority OF Rev n. B. wheclor
OF the Board OF Visitors Of West Point, that the
Board Is not considering charges agans, lieutenant
OF cadets for cruelty to "picbo' while tram.
Ing: nor has tho Board rcconme nd cd longer term
OF cadet enlistment nor tho appoiatfncnt OF proes.
sor OF political economy. There Is no foundation for
any the
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UNIVERSITY CONVENTION.

ALBANY, n. Y, July 2. 1873.
Tho fifteenth anniversary OF the University
Convention Of tho State OF New York
viii commence at the Capitol In this
city Tuesday, July 0, and CONTINUE
thrcc days Several important papers will DC pre-
scnteu. rhc limit OF time Tor any paper Will DO thirty
minutes and discussions i've minutes each.
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HUDSON RIVER HOSPITAL.

PoUonKsKrsr., N. Y, July 2, 1873
The Board OF Managers OF the Hudson River Hos
pita met to-day and awarded the cortract for o.cc.
ing tho GENRE building 10 Robert Dixon, Of fougb-
kccpSie, tor $50. 600
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FIGHT WITH TRAMPS.

DAvgAroEr, Iowa, July 2. 1873.
In a conflict with n largo band OF tramps aud
crowd OF thugs and thieves who attacked them, at
Astoria, on the Chicago. Burlington and quincy RaiI-
way, yesterday, the tramps killed ono and fatally
oundsd Two OF their assaIants
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LIRE IN VERMONT.

RUTLAND, July 2, 1878.
Gre at Poultncy ,his afternoon destroyed Ripley
stanloy's steam cash and blind factory, Moselcy l.
StoddArds cheese box factory building belonp np
to the Delaware and HUDSON Canal Company. Tho
loss Is estlmatcd at $4,000; insurance 1000
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PROBABLE BOATING ACCIDENT.

LAM, Mass, July 2. 1873
On Saturday evening party OF four, consisting OF
an aged gentleman, Two young men and young girl
went out In q rowboat aad have not returned. Gravo
fsGrs for thsir safety arc entertained
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COAL MINE ACCIDENT.

CAIRO. ILL.,, July =, 1878.
Yesterday morning, In Books coal mine, near
CaseyvIl:e, KY, large OF slate caved
In on Mr. Newcomb and his fifteen
year old SON. nearly cutting the boy in and XIII.
ing HIM Instantly. Mr.. Newcomb was injured SO
severely tn 1t his recovery is doubtful.
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BODY FOUND.
PATERSON, y

PATTERSON, n. j., July Q 1873
Tho body Of Jacob Cryss, a silk weaver, VINO disap.
poured time ago. found at noon to-day near
the iassac Fas. with two bullet holes IN his cad.
No pistol was found ncar him.
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WORK STOPPED In MILLS.

FALL RIVER, Mass., July q 1873
The following mills did not start work yesterday
morning. Flint, two wampanosgs. Granite No.
and No 2, Troy, Cbacc and Narragxnsett. Wednesday
evening nearly all tho mills will close Tor remainder
OF the week and remain shut down through next
WA
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WESTERN FREIGHT RATES.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 2. 1878
Tho managers Of tho trunk lines at brief meeting
horo to-day failed entirely in the attempt TO reach
agreement for advancing rates between hero and the
scaboard The prevailing rate for fourth class freight
ut prcsent nitcon cents aud weak at that ngure
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ROBBING EMPLOYERS.

BosroS, Mass, July . 1878
Charles +. Lord, reccntiy discharged from tho
cm 10y OF Morse Brothers. Wholesale groccrs was ar
rested yesterday aud con essed TO puering 80 600
worth vi goods. Patrick y. Doian, who recelved tho
stolon property, was also arrested
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WEAVERS' STRIKE ENDED.

CrrcA n. Y, July ., 1878
Tho striking weavers OF the Globe wooIion Mills, OF
Utica, have returned TO work at tho reduced prices
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SAWMILL ISrROYED.

SPRiSGpIELD. Mass, July 2 1875
Theodore Cooks sawmill, at Pelham Hollow was
burned Monday. Loss. $1,000; insurance, So, 600
The nre believed have OF nccn origin
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SUNSTRUCK.

sPRfSGrIRLD, Mass, July q 1873.
An Irishman named James McGec ma aged twonty-
two years, was fatally sunstfuck while haying in West
Springfield to-day. lie had been IN America only .
month.
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CANNED LoBSrERS FOR ENGLAND.

HALirAx, July =, 1873.
Tho brig Como, which sailed from tins port to-day
for London. took out $4,000 worth Of canned
lobstera
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THE SCHooLSHIP MAYFLOwER.
w,LM,Suroy. Dcl Jo,v Q 1s

WILMINGTON. Del, July q 1878.
Tho schoolship Maylower with thirty two cadets
from tho United states Naval Academy ut Annapolis,
arrived here last light She leaves on thursday for
PhiIadsiphis, and from there will proceed 10 Now
York aud New England.
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the winter simply cool weather fingered
than usual realize their mistake. aud every
body with IL bringing light suits and
Az. Iutr
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BALLOON ASCENSION.

The weather y yosierday was dull,
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