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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-25
NEW YORK.
Very Satisfactory Tone.


NEW YORK, June 24.-The tone in
commercial circles continues to be salts.
factory, and the approach OF the dull
season seems hardly indicated by the
extent Of transactions and the general
activity which prevails The local mar.
kets have been somewhat irregular, and
values fluctuated considerably, result,
however, more OF speculation than any
thing else.
In the dry goods market, trade among
iobbers, domestic commits sion houses
and clothiers has abated. They are doing
a steady business, but not to the extent of
that done early in the season. They all
acknowledge satisfactory spring, but
do not claim to have made much money.
Among dry goods and commission
houses prices are rather firm, but in
woolens the trade is quiet, as might be
expected at this date. In TIE grain and
provision markets the volume OF bust
ness, as rule, has been large and the
fluctuations in prices have been sufii.
Gent to attract operators and the trans.
actions have been heavy, both in gener
al and speculative business.
The market closed firm in wool and a
fair amount OF business doing, with
prices tending towards an improvement
In the seaboard markets wools can be
bought relatively lower than in the
country. Stock fleece wools in these
markets are still light. Cottons have
been steady as a rule, with better feel
ing prevailing.
In the iron market American pig is in
moderate demand, with prices unal.
tered. Foreign iron is inactive, though
We hear OF occas ional transactions from
ship at low figures, and some new spec.
ulativs los aIe placed on the market TO
realize at a less. The competition OF
foreign iron with native is not unfavor
able 10 the la ter to any extent, only in
ferior brands being much affected there
by. Altogether, trade seems to be in a
slightly more hopeful condition than
last week. Failures are somewhat more
numerous than last week, footing up
fifty or sixty, OF which seven were In
the Eastern States, twenty one in the
Middle, ten i'm the Southern,
and sixteen in the Western States. As
a rule, they have been small, and inslg-
nificant Of any particular change in the
)ndition oi business. In the South
this is particularly the case, and the
condition OF credit there seems i'm.
proved. The two prominent cases in
New York and Boston in the iron trade
are the result OF speculative ffJrts and
the fleets of the great boom IN metal,
by which so much money was MADE
only to be lost by speculation and de-
preston. Generally speaking, tne con-
dition OF business men seems, IN the
main, sound.
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ADJUDGEU INSANE,
And Consequently, Cardinal Nc
ClOskey Will BE Left.

New YORK, June A.-In the Surro-
gate to-day Judge Coburn gave q decis-
ion refusing to admit TO probate the will
Of Caroline A. Merrill, who died leaving
an estate valued at 81, 500, coo. After
bequeathing small sums 70 relatives she
gave Sc, 900 to the New York hospital,
$4,000 10 Cardinal McCloskey or mis-
successor, and the residue OF the estate
to Bishop Bacon, OF Maine. Bishop
Bacon having died, she executed . codi-
Gil in Rome December 0, 1875, bequeath.
ing the residue OF the estate TO Cardinal
McCloskey. or should he die before
her, TO Rev. Thomas s. Preston, Chan
cellor OF the New York diocese, for char.
liable purposes. When the will was
offerad for probate in 1878, il was con-
tested by George Merrill, a nephew,
and an alleged adopted son, and by
some others next Of kin, putting in issue
the mental capacity and freedom Of re-
straint OF the decedent. The Surrogate
finds that the will and codicil were exc
cuted by the decedent while laboring
under an insane delusion as to the char.
acter and conduct OF her nephew, Geo.
Merrill. Had it been admitted. CArdi.
nal McCloskey would have received
over $4,000.
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VOL. Is.
THE NEWS
o,,n. Day in Pithy Paragraphs.

ar the Day I'm Pithy Paragraphs
roiors,ion nom sweden this year Is
s.nected 10 reach 7OOOO.
Nine hundred Cinnamon reached San
Francisco by the British steamer Naples
Fivhteen grand jurors TO pass on the
S,sr Route business have been collected
SiIas C. Herring, safe manufacturer,
disJ suddenly Yesterday mornins al
PIainiield, \. j.
Chss. Turner Daguey, OF Lima, lls.'
Was the poet at the Harvard class uay eA-
ercisss, yesterday.
Cnieag-o will invite proposals in lew
la fnT the r,etion OF a $4,000 monu-
ment 10 Abraham Lincoln.
The Hamilton powder companies mlii
=, tS,n,n,insyllle, Ont, was blown mp
Yesterday. No one Was hurt.
II said that dock laborers are being
ano,yed in England and Scotland 10 re-
r,Isee the strikers at Montreal.
The ill-feeling between the ltailans
and the Frenchmen is being viewed
with complacency in Germany.
stanley Matthews has decided to do
na,s his entire collection OF paintings to
the CINCINNATI Museum when eomPiet'
ed.
BENJAMIN W. Delamater, prominent
IN the insurance circles OF New YORK,
an nncle of Schuyler Colfax, died at the
eye OF ~.
Governor Cornell has vetoed the bill
to pensioa teachers IN New \ ork and
B-ookiyn who have served Ia the puohe
schools twenty-five years.
Jobn Bats, alias Dr.. Ain, was sem
fenced at CaicagO yesterday 10 three
wears Imprisonment, for sending OBJ
srene literature through the mails
A number OF English telegraphers are
applyiny 10 the Jay Gould telegraph
company for employment. ltls Thought
that many Of the hest viii soon qultt the
Government service.
Rev DIR. Henry Mockachen, pastor OF
the FIRST Presbyterian church OF De-
rot. has ben elected Chancellor ot the
Western University Of Pennsylvania,
located a, Pittsburgh.
All excursion steamers are being
closely watched AT New York, and
GiSeWl ere, DN OlltA olatCh o'hSOi1 $500
no boat Is allowed 10 carry more pas
s-ngrrs than her certificate and the law
allow.
Atthe examination OF the pupils at
tending the Loretta Abbey Academy at
Toronto. Yesterday, the Grand Mccall,
given by the Marquis Of Lorue, Govern
or Genera! oi Canada, was awarded to
Miss Marry f. Warrick, Of Chicago.
A ianls oi Bohemian gypsies lett
Castle Garden on sunday morning Tor
New jersey in an antique wagon
brought from home. They returned
Yesterday, stating that they rode thirty
seven miles through boots and yelis,
the people stoning them, AMI calling
them child-stealers. They will return
10 Europe by the next steamer.
Ex.Congressman Heates, OF North
Carolina, SAYS the temperance agitation
OF that State has divided the Demo
cratic parry, aOd would have endanger-
ell its surcrss in the coming election, bat
that the Republicans have allowed the
same question to split them into two
factions The Republican State Com
mittee is divided, one faction iavOring
prohibition laws, and the other opposing
them. Governor Jarvis has come out
on the Temperance side Of the question.
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CIECIN MATT.
A Week of Dullnoss.

CrNcINYArI, June 24.-The effects oi
the summer dullness are more man.
ifest this week than at any previous
time this year. This applies to the
staple lines OF the trade and not to the
manufacturing, which shows no appear.
ance of weakening in dry goods, while
the trade is falling of from that OF the
preceding week, it is still 25per cent bet.
ter than the corresponding month OF
last year. The same may be said OF
clothing, though the manufacturers in
this line are busy preparing for the fall
trade and dealers are beginning to send
out representatives to take orders Tor fall
and winter goods.
Wheat has been scarce and firm, but is
slightly easier to-day. Choice Mediter'
ranean rcd has reached Sl.25.
Corn has been irregular. An ap-
parent advance has not been maintain
ed and prices are slightly off to-day.
Rye has declined, and has tendency
to droop.
Barley is out OF the market, but prime
fall would sell at $l.05.
Provisions have not been very active.
Stock is much reduced. The firmer
feeling OF two days ago is yielding to day,
and prices are lower.
In financial circles tbereis the same glut
of money, with a slightly increased flow
to country banks. Six per cent. is the
outside rate for discount, but the bulk OF
the transactions are at 4 and 3 per cent.
Eastern exchange is easier, buy
ing and selling being mostly at par, the
demand for local securities is heavy.
Tobacco has been active, with well
sustained prices.
Whisky has been strong ell week, and
closed at $l.0S to-day.
There is nothing new in the iron
trade, and no prospect for an end OF the
strike.
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A Coal Syndicate.

LAScAsrkR, June ga syndicate Of
Lancaster capitalists recently organized,
consisting Of John ID. Martin, 7. Rising,
HI. Reinmund and +. Q. VALLEY, are
now in Cincinnati with view to orga'
MIXING a stock company, 10 be known as
tha Cincinnati Coal Company. The
above gentlemen are the owners OF sew
enteen hundred acres of Option,d d l'nd.
With a capital Of 100000 they expect
to begin the immediate development OF
their property and furnish cheap C lsl to
Hamilton county by shipping to CALI
polls, and thence in barges TO Cint incin-
al. II is nd, rstood that the HocSiny
Valley railraAd, or successor, is to con-
struct two miles OF railroad, tapping the
OHIO and West Virginia railroad, and
running into the mines. Oscar Ram
melsberg, OF Cincinnati Is also part.
ner in the above Company,
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STATE OF TRADE
As REPORTED FROM THE VARIOUS
BUSINESS CENTRES.
Showing Unusually Good Transactions Tor
This Season Of the Year at New
York, Cincinnati, Baltimore, Pitts
burgh and Other Points
The Weeks Failures.
A SEEMING eLUT OF FILTHY LUcRf'
PlTPsBURGH->

Generally Active. with Steady Improve
ment
PrrrsBURaH, Jue 24.-Business in all
branches has been active in the past
week, and a great Improvement Is no.
ticeable in the general trade. Merchants
and manufacturers appear we'll satisfied
with the outlook for the future.
The iron market for the. manufactur-
ed article is Frightening up, and orders
are coming in freely and prices are
sitter. Pig iron has not changed and
it is not believed that 1t will for at least
one month.
The window glass trade is much bet
ter and prices have advanced to day
the best discount for single strength is
sixty, ten and five per cent. The mar.
ket has decided upward tendency, ana
in view OF the fact the we'll assorted
sizes will be very scarce towards An
gust. Manufacturers are not eager to
dispose OF their stock at the present
prices. This also applies to the small
stocks OF flint and green prescription
ware
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The Comet.

CxcrySArr, June 24-Prof. Ormond
Stone, of the Cincinnati observatory.
observed the comet last night. He says
it is moving rapidly north. He is posi-.
tive that it is not the comet oil 1917, but
thinks it may be that OF 1907, whose re-
turn was not expected by astronomers
for 100 years. He thinks 1t is the same
comet seen about June 3rd by DIR.
Gould in South America. The appaIl.
ton is exceedingly interesting, and will
be watched every night by a corps oil
astronomers at Cincinnati.
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BROWNS BLACKMAILER.
Further Particulars Developed
In the Case.

NEW YORK, June 24.-Cspt Allaire
has obtained additional evidence against
Charles Xolki, the alleged blackmsiler,
who, by means Of threatening letters,
endeavored to extort $500 from Moses
NJ. Brown. a merchant of Grand street.
While the Captain WAS searching Iolkis
rooms they discovered three pieces OF
yellow paper under the table, and when
the fragments were put together they
formed the same kind OF an envelope as
those sent Brown. On the envelope WIS
the name of Brown, in Iolkps hanG-
writing. A German letter was also
found, the writing OF which closely re-
sembled that in the threatening letters
sent 10 Brown. Zolki was in cell Of
the Essex market prison, sobbing bitter.
ly and reiterated his protestations Of in.
nocence. Shortly after that he was re-.
moved to the Toombs in Black Maria.
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I'm CLAN d.
The Silver Question.

LONDON, June 24-The Duly T,i,-
graph says: The memorial to Gladstone
on the International Monetary Confer.
ence at Paris and the silver question is
being signed by most OF the London
banks. 1t urges the Government TO of.
fer, as Germany had done, all such
guarant. e and practical aid a. may be
in its power towards inducing end en-
abling the bimetallic States concerned to
rehabilitste silver.
Cook Coaching Cornell
LONDON, June 24.-The Cornell crew
rowed over the Henly course yesterday.
making forty strokes to the minute the
whole way. Captain Cook, who roweJ
with the Yale crew agains, the London
Rowing Club at Philadelphia in 20, Is
assisting the Cornell crew in their train.
ing. The men are in good health.
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HrlSNDm.

CHICAGO, June 24-Griscom still de-
mics that he feels any disadvantage from
his prolonged fast, but his husky voice.
hollow cheeks and sunken eyes begin to
reiute his words. lie slept restlessly
last night. AT $50 A. N. his temper
ature was 9S; pulse, 50; respiration, IA.
At $50 he went for a walk and remained
till ll:l5, going three miles. His weight
at noon was 1914 pounds; loss since yes.
terday, three quarters Of pound. Dur
ing the twenty four hours he drank for
ty-eight ounces OF water.
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THE TALBOTrS.
Gov. Crittenden Grants a Re
spite Until July Do.

Sr. LOUIS, June ga special dis
patch from jefferson to the Post says:
Governor Crittenden this morning
granted a respite to the Talbot brothers
until Friday July -. He says he has
not been influenced by the petition the
ministers sent, but is governed by his
own notion OF right and Justice.
A special to The same paper from
Marysville, written before the Govern
or's respite reached there, says that all
preparations for the execution were
completed during the nignt, and a great
crowd Of people h'd a'r""'iy arrived
from the surrounding c,uutTy 10 wit
ness the hanging. Albert Talbot,
the eldest OF the bows, aged twenty
two, has had farewell interview with
his affianced bride, which VAS very
touching. and had regsined much OF
his conposurc. Charles, the youngest,
aged seventeen, was also composed.
Both still declare they are innocent.
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The Coke striksrs Yield.

PIrrsBUReH, June 24-Dispatches
from Everson, Mt. Pleasant and all the
other points in the Pennsylvania coke
regions say that nearly all the mine:
that were ont have gone in at the old
prices, and that the strike has virtually
ended By July lst the shipments will
be the same 40 prior to the strike.
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Panal Annointmant-

ST. LOUIS, June 24.-Archbishop Ken
driek, OF this city, has received letter
IRON the Cardinal Secretary at Rome,
announcing that Pope Leo has appoint.
ed DIR. MeMullen, OF Chicago, Bishop Of
Davenport, new diocese formed out of
the southern half Of Iowa and including
heokuk, Des hoines, Davenport and
Council Bluffs.
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KiIIed With a Brick.

wILNrxaroS, DEL., June 2S.-James
Mowbrey, a tramp from Baltimore. de-
manded iood at the Holly Till House,
this morning. As he was drunk the
proprietor ordered him out. He then
picked mp brick and struck James
Guiniy, an assistant at the hotel. in
fi;ctinv wounds from which the victim
died in n few minutes.
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FOREIGN.
PRUSSIA.
The Black Divisiou Article.

BzRLIx, June A-The letter recently
addressed to the Emperor Of Russia and
all high officials, assuring them that they
have not been sentenced 10 death by
the revolutionists, and which 10 suppos-
ed to have emanated from the leaders
OF the Black Division, concludes ~ fol.
lows: "The executive committee deem
1t quite unnecessary at present 70 report
its crimina! enterprises a. the measures
OF the new ministers are last driving the
country into q revolution"
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BALTIMORE.
Unusually Active.

BALTIMORE. June 24-The markets oil
this city the past week have shown con-
siderable activity. The stock mar
ket has been more than usually
active, and large amount oil business
was done in local and principally in Iir.
einia securities. Money is abundant
and seeks investment.
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A Brutal Murder

DkTRorr, June ~ Ats O'Clock this
morning Clarence Davis, aged S5 years,
attacked his sleeping bed-fellow named
Barnett, aged 40 years, and pounded
his head with q cudgel 90 that he died
at Q O'Clock. The murderer escaped.
The cause instigating the crime is not
known.
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OBITUARY..
Leander Warren, Of the Balti'
more Gazette.

BALTIMORE, Jure 24.-Ieander War.
ran, com mercial editor OF the Baltimore
Go,stte, died. this afternoon. OF heart dis
ease, age 62. lie was taken III on the
floor OF the corn and -four exchange At
noon, but soon recovered. He then en-.
tered a restaurant but before he could
order a lunch he was attacked more VIC.
lently and exelaiming. "l'm very ill.,
fell back dead in the arms fan attend
ant
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WASHINGTON, PA.
Another Cremation.

PIrTsBURGH, June 24.-The remains
Of Mrr. Henry Isttermsn, Of New York
City, who died recently OF consumption.
arrived at Washington, Pa, at II O'Clock
to-day and were cremsted in IeMoynes
furnace this evening.
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The Bouccicault Divorce Case,

NEW YORK, June 24.-In the suit for
divorce, brought by Agnes Robertson
Bouccicault against Dion Bouccicault,
Judge Donohue to day fixed the wife's
empsrary alimony at f6OO per year
and granted $500 counted fee to plain
tiff-s attorney
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Bluusosr, June 2t-Flouf-lnar.
tive bat strong Wheat at-wes'ern al.
vsnced, declined and ciosed st-,Jy: NJ
2 winter red SPOT sDd s.Il~r June 81 q
al Z7i; seller July 81 25iesl ~; seller
August 81 23EtSl ~; selIer septemb.r
81 24it9l al. Corn-s.~sdy; western
mixed spot and seller June 563(es7e;
seller July Size; seller Auguss 57lc;
steamer 62ic. Osts-A shade better |;
western white 40s4lc; mixed 39c. Rye
--Quiet ai 81 0oGi 03. Hay --Duii and
lover; prime n choice PENNSYLVANIA
Sll0o0is 90. Provisions-st-say with
Q fair iobbinG trade demand. kss,
Pork-Oid ti7 80; new SIS 90. Bulk
Mests-Pscked 709ic. Bacon-Shoul.
dsss 7ic; clear rib sides l0Ie: hams llls
l23c. Lard-Refned el2 90. Butter
Firm; fresh sTass 116l6c. Egrs-
Steady at lie. fetroleum- -Quiet; re.
fsed SIC. Co6es-Ssesdy; Rio carsoes
SH9il4c.
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ITALY.
Rioters Arrested

ROME, June %. - Renewed anti.
French demonstrations occurred last
evening at Messina, Turin and Milan
At the two first named places troops
had TO be called out. Some arrests
were made.
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X. OF T..
The Prize Drill at Lafayette, In.
diana.

diana.
LAFAYSrTR, ISD June "a Ten thous
and persons were present to day "a
witness the band contest and grand drill
OF the Knights of Pythias OF this city
The first priz, Of the bani tournament
was won by Moons BanJ, oi Chicago
500; the second by the Union Band, al
indianapolis, 375; and tue thiri by the
Jonesboro Band, $50.
In the prize driIl, the indianapolis
Division took the first prize, $500;
Springfield, Ohio, second. 500; Koko.
me, third. $50; Chicago. fourth, slCO.
Most OF the divisions left To night Tor
their homes.
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SHORT.
Deputies of the California Rev
enue Office Defaulters.

SAN FaNNCIsCo, June -. In settling
the affairs OF his office William Highly,
tine present Collector of Internal Reye-
nue. for the California district, before
turning over the office to Chancellor
Harton, the incoming Collector. has dis
covered that many of his deputies are
deiauters. Ore named hibbard is short
5000 in his accounts, and another
named Kelly il a detaulter in heavy
sum. Both acknowledged, and the Tor
mer has been captured. Highly cannot
consequently at present settle the al
fairs of his office, and Harton has given
hin till July LIST to square accounts,
when the latter will take the office.
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No choice.
A motion to adjourn was then made
and met with considerable opposition,
but was finally adopted.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Price, Unsettled and Lover.

PHILADELPHIA, June A-Trade In
most departments has been very quiet
here the past week, but the prices ioI
several leading articles. were unsettled
and lower.
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LIVE STOCK.
CEioaEo.

CHICAGO, June 24.-Ths Dros1, Jour.
NIL bureau reports: Hogs-keceipts
$500 head; shipments 5000 head.
Market weak and lower on all; butch.
ers' scarce and steady at s. 95aG 25;
poor TO good mixed l0c lower st - coo
5 30; light "a 1904 %; lew extra at
50 90.
Cattlc-Receipts $500 head; ship.
ments 1900 head; in good demand
and active, pens well cleared;
exports, 's6 OOSd6 Is; good 10 choice
shipping s. 60S9 90; poor to fair u 10
as 30; butchers steady: poor 70 good
natives 81 5Otd,4 80; through Texans
SO 1904 90; fair demand Tor canning,
but weaker; stockers and feeders SLOW
at So 25a4 IS; cornfed Colorados " 30
as s7l.
sbeep-Receipis 200 head; in fair de-
mand and offered active; Texans s. 30
scslxwsgs 81 5Js.3 %; fair 10 choice
81 45. All sborn.
NEW YeRx. June 24-Dmteys joUn-
NJ bureau reporu: B~eves Receipts
1880 head. Market active, firm and
higher; poor TO prime steers slGilic;
fat bulls iiStc, live weight Exporters
used so fat steers and paid IL ic Tor
good rorn.f-d cattle; dressed beef 8l@
9lc. Shipments 40 head Vi live cattle,
and 80 head of live sheep. American
refrigerator beef sold in Liverpool 70.
day at Sid.
sheep Receipts 375 head; demand
fair and market hrm for good stock
sheep s. 5OCa5 80; Southern lambs 3 2j
al Is.
sxine-R ,ceipts $500 bead; none Tor
s..lr alive; qu1t-d nominal at % COG
o 2jfor iC0 pounds.
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WHIP AND SPUR.
YESTERDAYS EVENTS IN THE SPORT
ING WORLD.

weisgerber viii Enter the Ottawa Regatta
Capt. Cook, Of Pittsburgh, Coach
ing the Cornell Crew-tph. Nor.
risAfter Somebody-Raees at
Different Points-hotes.
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paY 0ooDA
usv York

Nrv YosK. June A-Dry Goods :
Cotton goods in moderste demand N
6rst hands and prices remain nrp. Cos.
ton fisnnels sctive. Prints dull. Wool
flannels aud blankets moving steadily,
and stocks very light With agents. 1sn,l
wear woolens In moderate rsquest- Knil
underwear doing we'll
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MANY lose their beauty from the hair
falling or fading. Parker's Hair Balsam
supplies necessary nourishment, pre-
vents falling and graynesS and 10 an ele-
CAN'T dressing.
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Long Term,

Senator Maiden voted for Roach. He
voted for L,pham Yesterday.
No choice.
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FIRES.
At Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, June 24.-The supposed
inceodiary fire this morning destroyed
one and damaged one Of the houses on
the canal, north OF the city, belonging
10 the Cincinnati ice company, in.which
were stored 5000 tons Of ice. The loss
and damsee is 81. 900; fully insured.
At Bagdad. Ky.
BAoDAD, XIV, June A-At about !
O'Clock this morning fire destroyed the
stores Of Bryant and Taerey and the
stores owned by James Basket and d.
Oman. Loss, 10000; insurance, 5000.