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FOREIGN.
ENG D.
The Arizona Scare.

LONDON, July 1.-THE Associated
Press sent special messenger to Schulz
to investigate the Arizona scare. He
reports that the package oil letters rs de-
scribed were cast upon Long Island.
The package contained Arizona letters,
reckoning from the 4th OF June to the
2lst, private letters dated as late as July
lst and the certificate OF Engineer Will
liams III regard to the working OF the
steamers engines.
Bradlaugh's Case.
LoXDoS, July IL -Bradlaugh, speak
iny in London last evening invited his
supporters to meet in Trafalgar square
on the second of August for the purpose
OF insisting that the law enabling him to
take his seat in the Commons be carried
the next day. Ii not before he said, he
should 20 to the table of the clerk OF the
House and demand he be allowed to
take the oath.
Weekly Review Of the British Grain
Trade.
LONDON, July 1.-The Mark Lane
ErpresS, in its review of the grain trade
for the past week, says: The sudden
violent reduction OF temperature about
the middle oil the past week, ,uniavorably
influenced all maturing crops. The
white frost was reported favorably Fri
day night. The copious rainfall, how.
ever, greatly favored spring. sown crops.
In London the supply of wheat amounted
to only l,6i3 quarters during the week,
and these sold quickly and at unchang-
ed prices. The tone OF trade has not
been influenced on account oi the small
ness OF business At few OF the pro-
vincial markets improved rates were OBJ
tainable Foreign continues quiet, but
materially changed. There was less
pressure to sell Friday despite the in
creased supply, the greater half OF which
was American. The floating bulk
decreased lll,0O0 quarters. The sup
plv OF off the coast is twenty cargoes.
Until Friday only four cargOes were re-
ported sold During the current week
thirty cargoes are due. mostly white
wheats. Trade has been very quiet.
Flour, supply small, demand weaker and
prices firm. Foreign has been firm and
certain grades rather dearer. Native
and foreign barley and oats have been
slow of sale and unchanged. Maize is
also SLOW and unchanged. The sales OF
English wheat during the past week
were: l6,l4l quarters at 10 shlllings
pence, against 1888 AT +3 shiillngs y
pence, the corresponding week last year.
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Will Take the Law in His Own Hand
SEVERE STORM.
A Regular Water Spout i'm iowa
Roads and Bridges Washed


CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Evening Jour-
mats Des Moine's special says The
rain storm in this section Saturday
evening appears to have been regular
water spout The bridge on the keokuk
road between Lighton and Pelton was
carried away. heavy washout occur
red on the Des Moines and Northwest
ern road, near Waukec. Coup's circus
was drowned ont and the performance
stopped. Another big storm last evening
greatly damaged the Northwestern road,
washing out several hundred yards Of
the road, carrying away bridges on the
highways. The Des Moines river is at
n)od tide to day at Colfax. The water
covered the fiat cars standing on the
track at Marshalltown. This morning
there was four feet OF water in the Iowa
Central round houses. Wires down.
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House. Guiteau said he was not sure
whether it was the first or second shot
that hurt the President.
1t is Not True That Guiteau is Kept in
Darkness
as to the condition OF the President. He
learns from somebody how the Presi-
dent gets along, and he said yesterday
he felt remorse at causing the President
so much pain and was sorry that the
the shot had not been instantly fatal, as
he thought it was when he saw the
President fall. Guiteau declares that
neither Pearl or any other man had any
idea Of his purpose to shoot the Presi:
dent. Guiteau keeps in apparent goo d
spirits, but his eyes are blood shot,
showing that his cheerfulness is assum-
81. He says he wants the Star route
investigation pushed.
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GRIsCOM'S LAST DAY.
Begun at Noon Yestcrday-Hc
will Eat at Noon To Day.

CHICAGO, July ll.-GriscOm began his
forty fifth and last day OF his fast at
noon to-day, weighing l49 pounds, a to-
tai loss OF 4Si pounds. He will eat to-
morrow at noon at the Olympic Theatre.
He has modified his meal so that It will
now consist only OF milk, cream toast,
strawberries, hucklsDrrries, new pota-
toes. raisins, picked oysters and coffee.
He leaves ;he city for his home at Fay.
cite, Ohio, on Monday. He threatens
TO lecture.
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THE POTOMAC RIVER.
Arrangements for Its Improve
ment.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Senate
subcommittee OF the Senate Commerce,
to examine into the matter OF improving
the river front at Washington, met at the
Capitol to day, and decided to arrange
for Board OF Survey to consist OF three
army engineers, three civil engineers,
and representative from the Board OF
District Commissioners. ior the purpose
OF making surveys and examinations.
and to prepare plan for the improve
ment OF the channel and the river front.
The committee will not meet again till
October, at which time it is expected the
Board of Survey will be prepared to sub.
nit its report. The committee consulted
this afternoon with the Secretary Of
War and General Wright, Chief Of En-
gineers, relative to the composition
the proposed board.
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CUBA.
Threatened Invasion of santo Do

Threatened Invasion OF Santo Domingo.
HAVANA, July IA steamer brings
adyices from ST. Thomas 70 the 9TH inst.
AZ follows: TX. President Gulllermo, OF
Santo Domingo, arrived there with Gen.
Raiail Perez, and was purchasing arma-
ment and preparing for the invasion OF
Santo Domingo. He has two schoohtrs
and four hundred men ready to start III
the early part OF August. AdviceS from
Santo Domingo are, to the %Oth ult., that
the greatest commotion prevailed there
because OF the threatened invasion.
Advices from Venezuela are, TO the
30th ult.. that it is positively asserted
that revolution has broken out IN the
interior. President Gozman Blanco has
nearly 10000 men under arms. The
President was reported i'll.
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A DISCOVERY.
MIR. Push, the Commercial Tray
eler, i'm the Hands of NiOtOria's
Eanl

ST. LOUIS, July ll-Parties just ar.
rived here from Chihuahua, Mex, say
that a paper was found in the road near
that place, stating that Thomas Pugh
was captured by the Indians when they
attacked the Stage some forty miles
below II PasO, several days ago. The
paper bore these words, written by Mr..
Pugh under prominent headline {:
Take notice, The finder Oi this is en-
titled to one hundred dollars on the
deliveiance oi it to Marmon Il Co, Che
huahua. ] am prisoner among the
Indians. Do what YOU can for me-. y
The paper is dated O'Clock in the morn
ing. 1t Is thought that IL sir. Pugh i IN
the hands OF NlctOria's Indians, he Is D.-
ng held az a hostage or Tor exchange Tor
several Indians Oi that band no" in the
hands Of the Mexican authorities at
Chchuahua. It is further thought that
the Mexicans would exchange some
Indian children they he'd TOR NJ. Pugh,
but il Is doubtful Whether they would
give up adult prisoners.
His Body Found
f. PAsO, MEXICO, Ju = ll,-The body
OF l.. X. Pugh, son OF ex-senator Pugh,
was .iound by a scout of Mcxi-
can troops near Cdrrezaly, Chihua.
hra, horribly mutiIated. He was tor.
tured to death in 4 terrible manner, and
after death three shots were fired into
his body.
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THENEWS
nf,nc Day in Pithy Paragraphs.

az ,nr Day i'll PithN Paragraphs.
r.. Austrian harvrs,s promise to be
.,ug Ju the average.
..., A.i1as1 dud Court have gone to
.....-u.E.
FIN. prospects d, floating the steamer
a.-.,.r. .gc rAyUrIo.v.
-.., , W. Et-". thinks 1 uuau-
...., IS approaching IN The United
N..-.,:.as&a squadron O., ten
...... vessels aas .rlr I,U.uu Tor >laN
-.. tgr,s.
.....r,y,u... r; the comet has dr.veu
r1.--t.,uyus negroes OF Richmond
~., revival meetings in hordeS.
Lawrence Barrett is visiting Lord
,r,~f.,..,r lu his IRISH estate. tie viii
-. d, Aurr.y., early IN August.
...r...... the EuPerors oi Ter
... A.-ul Will take place At
..t.. About ,ur u.,ilr oI August.
,..r-,..a, 1.. boats reaching Mem
.....-...~ south Will br required 10
...., Frr~..ru..- l-aui inr msPec-
, Nils las. ..,ra % the luIver'
,r.....,.a 5000 "a rudow a
.....s. .ag..e.,u.. A"J m''"' P'''''''
..s ..... y,
... .Ir..l.- 80 ,,. reservation '' ri
f"... ..,...s-rarri l..r uInt OF
......... ,.tunl yad 'fs..'" '''.
,t. rr.fy..
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THE PRISON EP,
Heis Still Closely Guarded-Some OF HIS
Statements Very Contradic.ory-Wants
the Star Route Investigation Pushed.

WASHINGTON, July ll.-Guiteau is
still closely guarded, and 1t is very dltlI'
cult to get any sort oil communication,
even Indirectly, with him. Yesterday
he complained that the prison food mad
disagreed with him and had given him
Indigestion, but said the jallor refused
70 give HIM any better, and lie was get
tiny used to it now. He sticks to the
declaration that he W inspired TO Kill
the President To save the Republican
party. The President had divided the
party, and he saw the party would
never he united again under President
Garfield, hence his inspiration was that
II was
Better to Sacrifice the Pies dent Than
the Party.
He says the inspiration OF the assna.
ton first came to MIN ust after ConE-
ling and Piatt resigned; that he once
went to the White House to shoot the
President, but couldn't shoe. without
eudaugcriug others and he deferred It.
Yesterday he r,ierrc,! To his visit 10 the
White House, when the President
Had Him Fore by tjec e
bat was Quick 10 u-nN tlal t!'Il ia"
ANYTHING To do with his attempt AT as
sassinaiion. Ills statements, however,
in regard to his election irom ihr Nmte
House are somewhat conflicting;
enough 50 10 warrant the snsp!c.ol that
his murd,r rouS assault was more a
Matter of Personal Revenge
for what he regarded as 4 great indignity
than anything else. once he said hls
determination TO kill the President was
formed long before he was elected; at
another time he said il was on the
Thursday prior to the resignation OF
Conkling and Platt that he was put out
of the White House, but seeming 10 re-
call the fact he said he
Made Up His Mind to Kill the President
lust after Conkling and Platt resigned.
He corrected himself and said 1t was
long after he had determined'to XII! the
President that he was elected. tie was
quick enough to see that it wonId not DO
to say the assassination plot was conceiv-
I'd after he was kicked out oil the White
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Hung Herself.

DETROIT, July ll.-Mrs. Vim. Huff
helm, living near Onendago, this State,
hung herself in barn Saturday alter.
noon. 1t was not discovered till yester-
day morning. Some affecting verses to
her child were found IN the barn. The
cause OF the suicide Is attributed to the
habitual use of morphine,
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DRY GOODS
New York

Nxw IpEK, July II Demand a. first
hands comtinHcs; no l.rat" business
Larr" quantities uf c't,on AMI wooi II
goois shirts and drawers. hosiery, etc.
beiI delivered Oh ;ccuuut "' former or
i-rs. DArk prints most sputh' '"f ny
pfckag. buyers Mems wprItn, u Tar
lrmand AVID st,alv
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LIVE STOCK
East Liperty.

EAST LIBERTY, July ll.-Csttls-Rc'
ceipts since Friday 2,023 head OF
through stock and 1926 head for this
market. Total for week ending this day.
1868 head OF through and 2,400 head oI
| local, against !, $40 head OF through and
| 2,0lj head oi local the week before. The
suppy for this week : sales il about the
same ~ last week, with the market 4
little brisker, and without any advances
in price. About - loads Of good to
prime were bought for export and the
New York markets, at prices rangin"
from 81 GOG1G -. The balance were
distributed to country buyers and local
retail dealers, ,:ranging in pr &C for fair o
good butchers at S5GD5 80; common amt
light stuff :iGd4 30; bulls, fat cows and
stays SG9j Sales to-day ,225 head aud
all sold out.
Hoys-Reccipts to-day 6,325 head.
Total for week II $40 head, against H..
465 head the week before. PhiIadelphias
So 65@6 75; Workers 81 -i0WG 30.
Shecp-ReCeipl to-day 400 head.
Total for week -, 200 head, against l2,60J
head last week. Selling at 81 O0GJj 70.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July ll.-The Dronr, Jo"r.
mi bureau reports: Hogs.-lscceipts
aH4Gfaet HGa Efsai sfssaaiv Shaa"SptS aha a sy 1000 head
mixed packing IS 90@G 30; choice heavy
s. 35@6 80; bacons 81 3Os6 l5i Gull
and light pigs - 0Ota5 50.
Cattle-Rrccipts 800 heal; ship.
ments 200 head; steady and in fair
demand for lat good 10 choice shipping
at 50 75(ag6 ID; common to fair II SOtn
) 40; native butchers SLOW at 81 4O(a
3 So; veal calves - 00GG %; stockcrs
and feeders 8 00GGi IS; through Texans
weak at s. S5G3 20.
Sheep-Receipt 700 head; demand
good and tending upward; common Ia
good "a 00GI4 %; no exports.
The JOur1,dPS Liverpool and GlasgO"
cable says European cattle markets are
active at cents for State cattle:
American aud C,nadian best sheep is
cents.
New York.
New YORK, July lO.-The DronrS'
J1urnai bureau reports: Beeves Re
ceipts 1850 head, making 1910 Tor the
week. Market opened with TAI,
demand and closed heavy and
lower; through Texas steers
7!69c; fair corn ied Texas steers
loGl0ic; common to good native steers
9i@ll c; prime extra do. ll!rGl2!c.
Eyporlers used 80 head; no shipments.
Tomorrow 9 steamers take ,6OOqnariers
of beef, 900 carcasses oi mutton. the
shipments for the week include 500
head OF live cattle, 4,0S) quarters beef,
Hnn
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BUYING AND SELLING
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 3 TO 4 Per Cent-GOyern-
menn Quiet and Unchanged-fIour
Quiet and Firm-wheat Firm
ard Higher-Hogs Firm
and Higher.
FIN ANCE.
N CIV YORK.

NEW YORK, July II. - M"SKv --.
Easy at 3G4 per cent. Pum" mercar-
tile paper 3GG4! per cent. Sterling cx-
change, bankers bills qui", at 4si;
demand 4S6
SILvEK-At London 5lsd per ounce
bar silver here ll2,; subsidiary sI,vr
coin | per cent. discount.
GovERNMENTs-Quie and UNCHANGED.
U. 5. Coupons (lSslI .l -
New FOnr-rd'onr-:IGifs.... .-
Pacific skies Of :S..... ..'
RAILROAD BONDS Moderately avtiv,.
STATE SECCEITIES-Du!..
STOCKS The market opened %cueya.iy
weak and in the early dealings decline
ranging from 10 > per cent tUuN place,
in which llous:o@ and Texas, M%uia.-
tan and Metropolitan, Wabash Pacific
preferred, and the Granger and trunk
line shares were most conSpicu"u-.
During the afternoon speculation wa.
inactive, but at the second board re-
cOvery OF to | per cent TOOK place. IN
which Manhattan was most prominent,
In the late dealings the markc; aGa,u
became heavy and closed AZ reaction ul
to per cent, Hannibal and -. ".srph
common being az exception AMI ~.
vancin5 per cent.
t.s-
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Fall of a Roof Fifty Killed

CHICAGO, July IA special from the
city OF Mexico announces that thechur, b
roof iell in in Jannstto, Tuesday last,
killing over fifty people, mostly women,
whO were worshiping; and twenty men,
who were working on the roof were
killed, and othsrs iataly hurt. But
meagre reports have been received.
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L IS.
Censuring the Bey.

LONDON, July IA Tunis cores.
pnndent of the Times says that all per-
son, agret in lhe belief that the Bey
could have Qu!eted the Insurgents, and
there is doubt that the appearance Ot
the French men OF war ot Siax caused
them 10 break INTO open revolution.
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BULLETIN 8.

Showed Improvement at 8 A. M.
ExEcUTIvE MANSION, July II, SA. NJ
The President passed comfortable
night and his condition shows an i'm
provement over that of yesterday
Pulse this morning SO, temperature
SO; respiration %.
Signed I d. w. Bliss,
J. X BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
RoBT. RRYBURN.
No Change at P. n.
Executive MANSION, P. NJ, July II.
The favorable progress Of the Presi.
dents case continues. Pulse LOG, tenn
perature 80 $40, respiration "a.
Signed ID. W. BLISS,
J.K. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoB'T REYBURN.
Fsverish att Pm.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July ll,7 Pm.
The President has had rather more
fever this afternoon In other respects
his condition is unchanged. Pulse los,
temperature l02 $40, respiration "a.
Signed d. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBURN.
Pulse Steadily Falling at 9:2o p. NJ.
ExEcUTlvE MANSION, 9:20 p. M.-The
Presidents temperature, which at the
date OF the last official bulletin, was
higher than at any time during the day,
has since steadily fallen until il now
stands at about last nights figure. No
especial importance is attached by the
attending surgeons to these daily tiuc.
tuations in the temperature and pulse.
At this stage OF the Presidents ) case they
are to be expected. The general condi-
ton OF the patient at this aour is favor
able and satisfactory.
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THE SAME OLD BALLOT ONCE MORE
ALBA N Y.

Grant aud Wheeler for the Vacancies
Another Flopper.
New YORK, July 1.-THE Posts Al.
bany special says: 1t is whispered about
that the Stalwarts are considering the
feasibility OF putting forth Grant and
Wheeler for the vacancies.
Private telegralns to this city say that
the Kingston Freeman, hitherto strong
Conkling paper at the home OF Speaker
Sharpe, came out this afternoon advocat-
ing the election OF Miller and Lapham
in the interest OF peace and harmony.
Wheeler Advises Them to Abide by the
Action OF the Caucus.
MALONE, y. Y, July ll.-In calling
on Mr.. Wheeler this morning, while he
did not desire to be interviewed, he said
he had only to say on the su bject OF the
Senatorial situation that his friends in
ALBANY having assented to the calling
of the caucus and participated in it, he
advises them to abide by the action OF
the caucus.
The Ballot.
ALBANY, July ll.--The two houses OF
the Legislature met in joint convention
at noon and again attempted to fill the
Congressional seats made vacant by the
designations of Roscoe Conkling and
Thomas G.. Platt. But one ballot was
taken, which resulted as follows:
Short Term.
Combined vote:
&. " Potter Laphain
C0nking 5000. ..............2S Fish.......... ......
Cornell ...... ............... i
Necessary to choice 20.
A ballot was then taken for the pur.
pose Of filling the long term, and it was
also irultess. The following is the re-
suit:
Long Term.
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He Figures Prominently as Dear Little
Sunday School Boy and as a Member Of
Plymouth Church.
New York, July ll.-Information was
oh aimed yesterday that Chas. J. Gui-
teau, the would be assassin OF the Presi-
dent, was once member of Plymouth
church and upon further inquiry it was
ascertained from member OF Rev. 5. b.
Halliday's family, that he also belonged
to one OF the Plymouth bible classes, but
his connection with that church ceased
about twelve years ago and lasted about
two wears. MIR. Alvan Hill, VINO taught
the class Of which Guiteau was
member, when asked about it said he
remembered the person well enough,
having had personal experience with
him, ~hi"i, clearly indicated the insin.
Herity OF his character. ms T.. ax
planned by saying that the very first
time he ever saw Guteau the latter
said he was out OF employment and was
trying to find something to do, and on
the strength OF that plea he borrowed
- from him. CATER that" said Mr.
Hill, 81 found that he was not look
Ing lot "OIkp anu oO, Nllth ilC
came to me again soon afterward,
and wanted to borrow more money, l
fatty refused to let him have any. That
was the kind OF eccentricity he display
ed. The custom was for the members
of the class to hang their photographs
on the wall all in one frame, and there
it remained until he committed the hor-
rible assault on the President. When
! heard that he was the person who did
that, took his picture down at once.
Will Take the Law in His Own Hands.
WASHINGTON, July ll.-Secretary
Blaine received in the mail to-day pos
tai card postmarked st. Louis, Mo-, but
without signature, upon which the
writer stated that he had carefully
watched the reports relative to the
President, and should not be satisfied
with the simple incarceration oil Guiteau
in an insane asylum, or for term OF
years in the penitentiary, but he had
vowed, "by all that is holy" to take
vengeance for the suffering needlessly
caused President Garfield, and to kill
Guiteau himself, which statement he
desired should not be forgotten.
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SPORTING.

How the Various League Clubs stand.
New YORK, July 1.-THE following is
the relative standing OF the League clubs
to date:
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TURKEY.

The Murderers OF Aodul AzIZ 10 Be Ban.
ished.
CoNsTANTISoPLg, July lit is now
quite certain that the Sultan Will com:
mute the death sentences OF the allegsd
murderers OF Abdul Aztz and banIsh
them to some remote place.
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NO sales. tOGcrci.
PRODUCE.
New YorI.

New YoRK, July ll.-Cott"n-SIraiy
Al liMll!c: tuturrs steady. Hour
DGli; receipts 20, 20, 10 barrels '%P"rS
State Il GOmi %; common iu gurl
- 1OG ) -: good tu choir" - 5Ur,H -.
white whra, v%tra = @jlI9 -. extra
Ohio Il 1j|6 -; -. L"niS - ''fr.r -;
Minnesota patent :" 2I'"> 90. Wheat
Ia! b. h"'t"i receipts 2i5.joo bushels:
exports 1853 urn hUshrts; r'y"ri" spHn2
$50, - :; uu:ra'!rd sp:!ns = Ih..
No. Chicago - -. NJ. = NswIun,"
81 2Oi; uagraicd red - S3.hrl 20;
no. . 10 II 2Dal ~; NJ. - - ,rn
~; uugradri white Il O7'I 80.
80. - -; 10 io sales l70oD hwrn-
40. real seller July. sa.rs -o'rb'
bushels, at = 2Gtr,ro! -, seller An
gust. sales 3'iS,OuO bushels, ~ : -
| %: settler Srp'"mhrr, sales i1.u''
bushels, a. II 23al 81 GD'n-faiINy
active and Il shade higher: receipts rs
900 hnsh"lF; exports 10 DHO hU-hr,..
not wa IS'. II! gr.ttri i'"II.r: " D.
1870, ~ f.. steamer 81 .r'hIlc; No. - ..r'.
Ter .Inly 81 mj"sr: seller August "", o..
10 .r, seller Srrl"uHcr J'a"'". t.. DH'.
-Duil and lp%.r; rr'c pts i inJ hH,i'.
el-; western miXr'i 10, b.: whi,' ""~'-
err 42M41r. liay-DuIl M! w"an "a
l5Gr 10 Hops Steady. Cuiln-t"Ici
''''T' "'.,' H''"''! :, 'nnI ..., ,.,,.
!"' '"'s - - It|''":, ' n,m n.j ",' ,',',...,'.. ',
i,i"'' '"'9I 10, ''i ,.'.i "'',' ,''''
a',r' ,'.,'i,';;o, '''''i!,' ,'.''' So ',,oi.,,..
III
,.r.:, S,c,iy and unrI,u,ai T,.
'.n,,u.-nnIi ,uJ yer. ., Ilr. -.
E;.,' -, Ir,i-r p,,r Ip r.,l...,..
'I,.,t. "" g. n., ,r,'. ~ =. ...
n'';', ';'"''m ,i',, O., ,l,.,,.- orr. .,,-
.too 4. tam, ,.,r.r and Short ,,..,r '.....
Active, frm ari higher. ir,r"
steam 81 10. Buti"r-,!.iri ani 1t, ad.
lun &c. tnrcsc-l met AMI ii:.H a. co.
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PRUSSIA.

Do Not Favor the Proposed German Uni
yers'ty in America.
BkRLlS, July IA correspondent
saws the German scholars, though re-
greeting the speedy Americanizatlon OF
Germans on their arrival in America do
not favor the establishment OF a German
university there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-12
His Body Found
Abscoudel.

TORONTO. OST., July ll.-Mager <
Co., cigar manufacturers oil this city,
have absconded. Liabilities 10000;
assets small.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-12

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s'. 81 es necessary unUristsmvUL pre-
b.. i .4iuug auI sIAyuess aud STA r,r-
can't dressing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-12

Ca.Aus. July Il.-rcJrr Anderson,
N.rag-.au ~ years ut az, commit
rr. -r...r..,.at -.,;JtljS Glrru.ug hy shoot
-a.m,rl,tHgre times !" ,r~ .|il "'elN,.
Er. .v troubles NaS the yArsr.