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Rev. Drs. Jeter, Broaddus, Dickinson. Bsp.
II Ia endorsed by the direct personal testi-
mony of men Of national fame ana OF strictest
OF speech. II is not too much to say that no
medicine ever mad such support In lite favor an
aspecinc he word ofany one of the emf
nent divines who underwrite tbis antidote TO
dyspepsia has deserved weight. Their united
witness Joined with theexperimented use and
the approval OF tho prepar itlon by well known
physicians removes all doubt II Ia beyond all
question a wonderful therspeutlcAl ngent. -
Editors Religious Herald, Va.
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Use Browns Vegetable Liver Pills,
The Western Remedy for biliousness and
ok headache. All druggists sell them.
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Blankenship & Blake have the pretties
and cheapest line Of Hamburg edgings evel
offered In Dallas.
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Agents ana Canvassers
Make from s25 to $50 per week selling goods for
E.G. RIDEoUr 4 CO., 10 Barclay Street, New
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Waco, Texas. May %, 1873.
Polk, Miller q %, Please find enclosed 81,
for which wish you IN send me at once Its
Cure. My wife ~ very vi and 1. Is the only
thing that helps her thatI can nnd. Yours,
DAVID r, DAVIS,
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just received at A. Bonds, golden pump
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Editor Richmond Christian Advocate:
This remedy In Of tried virtue, have seen
dyspepsia cured completely by II. Il seemsi1o
b. an antidots to 0nr ''national disease. =
The ingredients are not kept by the apotheca
ries and have been difficult TO get.
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PRICE, Is GENTS PER BOTTLE.

For sale by nil druggists and country msr
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Dallas and Galveston.
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Rev. II. l.. Dabney, LII. D.. Hampdens:ine.
| col eye, Va:
It Ia highly esteemed here by the regular
medical faculty and the people. IL 10 excel.
lent TO- indigestion and natulent cOlic-seda-
tive, soporinc, tonic. slightly aperient, with.
out nausea.
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Bishop d. s, Dogsett, southern Methodist;
IL Is an excellent corrective OF Indi. estion
have.used 1t with prompt and beneficial re-
suits,
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Measrs. Polk, Miller NCo:
Gentlemen. Please send me another bottle
OF Vest Pocket Cure FOR Dyspepsia. | have
used the trl brittle and have no hesitation In
saving ! believe It superior TO anything
known TO the public.
l.. w. CHALK.
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Pilot Point. Texas, Msy IS, 1870.

Rev, Robert Watts. A. NJ, Va.
have used the mixture In my family for
ten years, and have taken II for q dyspepsia
colo which ireatened my life, and was cur,d,
mended II 10 other sufferers with the hAppiest
results. II IA the best tonic aud corrective
ever knew. For prostitution from dyspepsia
or liver disease IL II invaluable.
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Messrs. Polk, Miller 4 Co.
Gents Enclosed please ind 10 cents, far
which plesse send by return mail two bottles
Vest Pocket Cure. think II IL the best neil.
lcipe for dyspepia ever tried. The two bottles
send for are for two other parties.
Respectfully, GEO. ELLIOTT,
NavasVtA. Grimes Co., Texas,
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Messra. Polk, Miller h Co., Richmond, Va.
The Vest Pocket Cure for dyspepsia has done
me more good than any medicine ever tried,
MY father. who Ia n regular physician, en-
! can sell quantitiea OF II In this section.
hope IL may ilnd Its way into every ,outhern
me. W. N. WISDOM.
Corinth, Heath Co.. Ga, May II, 1879.
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Rev. Or. Mangum, Prof Univ. N. G.
lconcur with Bishop Doggett In his estimat,
OF the Vest Pocket Gu Q.
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Confederate BOudho,ders

London, June 1.-Ye5terdays meeting Of
confederate bondholders adopted resolution
inviting tho bondhold,rs to doposi. their
bonds in trust for the committee to psy All
assessment of one shilling per GlOO for
committee expenses.
The Times, In It's financial article, saws
the fact of the meeting being held, deserves
notice, although tho first impression up.
doubtly will be that nothing could be n ore
hopeless than the position Of tho creditors
of the confederacy, as there Is a
clause in the American constitution forbid.
ding recognition OF such loans. The
meeting, however, sppo uled very innuen-
tisl committee. The hcDo of those Interested
IA that tho southern 81 les will attempt TO
borrow money in tbis market and con be
treated as in default unless
they reorganizo these Icons, the union
having sn equi!abe n ,ht 10 release them
rom tho obligation incurred in their cspac-
ity as foreign states. Thi, seems a very
poor foundation, which tho U1ited States
opposed, but it is fact that tho cotton bonds
Of tho coniederacy have boen recently
dosll in here at 0 AID 5rar centun. Tie e.
be noted that when q sgple is in default tha
stock exchange will retuc to grant n Quols,
ton for any new loan.
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Arkansas Afjnjra.

New Orleans, juno The Democrats
L'ltle Rock special says Mrs. Dawson, wife
OF d.. Dawson, residiag near Centre, Sharp
county, was thrown from her horse and al
most instantly killed.
George Green, tho wiFc murderer, has been
sentenced 10 DO hanged 3. Greenwood, So.
bastian county, July 22i.
Considerable feeling is crested
by tho action of Governor Chu,chll,
in ordering the mastering into service of q
c. ompany composed of coored men known
as the Neal Guards, organized at Pine Bluff.
Captsin Hleyhen, of tho Garland Grays
of Pine Bluff, refused TO muster ia
his company as ordered by the governor
Ho WIS suspended from duty and
q court martial ordered. He will be tried
for disobedienco Of orders aud disrespeclfu
language to the commander in.chief. Public
sentiment is about equally divided betweer
the government and Hileyhcn.
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Ge"eraI f"rr,gu n,w.

:, =, nd m; June l.--Mr. Cou,os,aoloa G,o.l
m'nlste, PIen.poten,isry a, i.ondon I h..
resigned, and NJ. Gcrnadius has peen sn u,'
pointed Uhsrge d'Aasires. w. ~
"a berlin Dispatch to the Morning po.,
says; Tho Mormon missio: sres who hss"
afe 70 % expelled the country" '
a Berlin dispatch to tho Morning po.t
says: The hrs, electric rsilwav row %
10 .he vicinity o. Berlin. so ss,.fsc,o,v thai tSst
second Is projected to run to another s. dis.
.!'c' OF the suburbs. The cos. of COM, cons,,n. s
"cn ms 70 only about &7. 500 per kilometsr." -
& Inc Standards Correspondent NJ Nev>
castle m' Natal, says 10 has interviewed .john
C Cann. The latter represented to tho Royal
commission that If independence VIVA. IA. 70.
stored !.n 70 tho Beers tho British were bound
el'her 10 protect the Zulus or return tham
away. "0''''0y ~ok
Inc Paris correspondent of the Daily Ta,o,
efaph says that Adelins PATHS passage hs.
already been taken ON the new steamer sar.
VIA, OF the Cunard line. She starts for Nav
York October % 'V' A'ow
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The English 'rurr.

Londor, June Tho race for the Derby
stakes came Of to-day, and "as won by p
Lori,lsrd's bay colt Ir5quoi,. The second
place WAS secusod BY W. 4, S2stks' brown
colt per,gyile, snj tho third plao, by John
Watson's hay col, Townmore. Jockey j..
Osborne rode Noluptusry, and L1maure,
Townmore. Tro horses went 10 the start
ipg point M $40 p. m. The betting immedi.
ately before the start WAS II
10 Q sgainst Iroquois, and IA
10 / against Don Fulton. Jockey
Archer, wuo rode Crocus, received tre,
mendous ovation on returning - weighing.
Iroquois won cleverly by half a longth with
two lengths between Peregiine and Town.
more, time Of lace, $50. Tho race for
Epsom Manor stakes for two year old colts
aud fllics, distance Ave furloppe, came Off
and was won by Grard's bay illley New
Haven. Tho second place was secured by
Lefevers bsy fllley Rogue George, and tho
third place BY j. Kcene's bay colt North Star.
Tho start was insde seventeen minutes
late. II is stated on tho raco course that tho
Jockey Archer ssys he could easily have won
tho race by three leugtLs u Il had been ro-
quircd.
Tho race for tho Stanley
s,nkes for two yoar.old colts
md allies, distance 1vc furlotgs. sls) came
n and was won by Lord II senberry's brown
dlly Her,ners, Leopold Do Ro,hschild's y. r.
l.nbell second sni Lord Har,ington's brown
COLT b, Cremona, Of Cbsple,, third, Gran,
including j. Il Keene's colt General Scott,
fourth.
Oaly ten horse, pstAdei for the prelimi.
nary cans.r, the o.hots gong directly 10 tho
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Jeromo Park Races.

Jerome Park, N. Y, juno 1.-This wa,
the second day Of tho spring meeting Of The
American Jockey Club. II passed of success
fully. The attendance was not up 10 the
standard, probably owing 10 exceeding ho
weather. The track was In cxcollen
order and tho betting fair. The fret race
one mile, had three starters. Luke Black
burn was the favorite. The race was virlu
ally decided from tho second stride. LUX,
Blackburn won as he pleased by ten lengths
Topsey second, Potomac third: tims l.l5. Il
the second race, Fordham snd casl
sweepstakes. milo and . fourth
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STATE SPECIALS
'NAAS foPloS BY TELEGRAPH.
'r""d work and improvements nj
A""gview Junction = wree. ON
'hc frauscontinenta, Fxt,u-
sion Of the Texas & Pacific
One Killed andlwo
wounded - Keno
at F0rf Worth.
, Loagview
SnRcial IN tba Hal.

Special to the Herald,
Longview, June 1.-The Texas & Psc,oo
southern y. division terminus moved here to. .dsy
Inc changes of The stopping places for the
tram crews, found the bosrdiny-bou.o
keepers unprepared. Ths humber Of mer
engaged In building now side tracks At tbe
Junction is about one hundred and sor
some hfty men are working on water ,sn2. az
ana the round house; some ara csmneS a.
tents nesr their work, some ON tho t,a;n sna u
sleep In the csbooses. Accommods s,;ons % "'u sN.
a'' VINO can como will coon be provided.
Axcesslve rains have delayed work Of All
n, h'nas. carpenters are scarce, bu. the rise
10 the price of Longyiew property has beer r
'ranscendant. and 10 still rising. w ''''
ASSISTANT Travelling Auditor Mcdonnell O,
me Iexas " Pacific railroad, ia here es,sh.
,,shing Joint freight office at the Texss &
raciiic station at the junction. An freish,
coming up the International will be "a
Quoted here instead of at the junction
ms Is great convenience 10 merchants
superintendent Irvine is indefatigsble ii
nurrying things us much as possible. Ebev
wanted seven side tracks in by the frat Of
June, eut the rains have prevented the ac.
eomplshment of it. The eating station il
being reii!ted. George Tsbler, of tho Com.
mere'sl hotel, Longview, takes charge, and
unni MS improvements are made, passengers
VIII tsks their meals al Marshall.
inere is general complaint from farmer,
aoout cotton being drowned. 1t ia almost
'"iPo a siole 10 lind it grass and weeds.
Ihe weather is clear TODAY with wind
gro, from tne north; There are hopes of some
lair warm weather.
Mo hodist and Baptist protrac,ed meetings
ire in progress.
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IrEas OF INTEa EST.

Harvard Is next imo to hav, q Chinese
play.
Secretary KIrkwooi will remain in Iowa
for two weeks.
Professor Alexander Aggsssiz, Of Harvard,
is 10 Chicsgo.
Alexander II. Stephens Is very fond Of
Washington city,
Some of The aesthetic farmers Of Kentucky
are still fsrmsci.ta.
Wa.crcresses. bes r. breakfast, havo heei
prescribed for bilious pc)p'r.
The sowe.. Of pe, PIC usually manage d
n,rude Int, The bu.en OF places.
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Rejoicing In Sporting ,,tr,,e.

New Orleans, juno 1.-The new LouIsis
ana Jockey Club gave grand promenade
concert tonight at their club house and
beautiful grounds. in hcncr Of winning tho
Derby. by an American hcrse. The
grounds were lighted BY electric lights. The
scene was magnificent aud music WAS furnish.
ed by two banda. A feature Of the concer,
was tho playing of the celebrated Brazilian
BOY violinoiss Dengemonte. Several thous.
and people were present, 'A'
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post, Peresrine's appearance esv, ,rss,
satisfaction to his fderd. ,nss s'Is grea'
ve,',su 70 oe In The best ofspir;s. HIS action
was NUN admired. Afor ono hresk,away
,hs s'ha h start was effected. Wbel
.uo np'ses Wero hrst seen nj the
soP 0, me bill It WAS difficult To msk. ont
,rom 'hc grand stand who had tho ydvnotsse
ou. coming down the hill Pererrine. wbn wss
INSIDE had u fair lead and his friends beo.n to
snou' "feregrlne wins" As they turned Tho
corner lroquos' colors were .oon rY
passing forward On tho stand s;3a
me Two leaders race m exciting match nm
70 me grand stand, Were Iroouois' ncse
showed In front, and ha continued 10 cain
Iili past the judges stand The finish was wa.
splendid and exciting ''" was
HEAVY WINNING.
Newport, r. |, June l.-Tbe brother of
rierie Lorr'llard, who is hero, is authority
oor oor 'ne statement thst the latter wins 5000 :
wv on one bet made on the result OF the
Derby.race. ' VI '"'
CONTEMPLATING L0RRILLARD ON RoouoIs'
FEAe.
New York, June 1.-The Evening T., g,
says tne news that Pierre Lorrilsrd's three.
year'old colt, Iroquvis, won tha Eoch,b
Derby this morning by opo.half n leno,h
way received in this city with enthusiastic
expressions OF pleasure in sporting circles
anu AZ 'ne clubs. With the exception of
persons intimately acquainted with Lorril.
.ara s.aoie' few sportsmen put money sn
lhe morse, notwithstanding the fact that ho
came IN IN second at the New Market race
Ia Iar VVo guinas. AT the Union club. p.
Lorrilard stood in the ceutre of A crowd Of AT
least ore hundred excited men who conprst-
ulated MIN on the ownership of the first
American horse which has ever won n nlace
IN the Derby. A little before noona marty
trom.the Union club started for tho ,Jerome
park races, Lorriliard drag being drsped
with bunting and greeted with cheers from
'he diilerent groups of the club and yporlipp
men along the route.
MORE OF THE RACE.
London, June 1.-The Sportsman. com.
mentng on,the result Of the race for tho
Derby stakes, says Iroquois' victory WAS re-.
ce'Vea as IT deserved TO be, with n ire mend.
GUS outourst of cheers. Right heartily NAV
Americans DO congrs ulated On having IA colt
capable OF winning the Derby. and though
tne field was cohfossedly ono OF
INC weakest ever known In
point of quality, and below the average of
recent years with regard to quality, i. would
NOT DC right to rob lroquois of one iots of
eredit due from his victory, which he secured
handsomely. American success ia
one in which Eoglishmen should
leei the utmost satisfaction as il
VIII induce Americans TO send further
contingent of racers to England. Iroouois'
victory was most popular, and it took the
ponce long time to got Iroquois through
me crowd 10 tho weighin, stand. His
Jockey, Archer, was cbeered 10
the echo. So handsomely did
iiroquols reverse his running in
me race for the two thousand guinea stakes
AT Newmarket, that he must have improved
efesl'y slhce the early part of May. But it
may ssfe'y be said tina. he is better s,syer
than Peregrine, and is bound to win lot OF
races.
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Ctnciunnt Rncea.

Cincinnati, juno l.-1bh was tho fourth
day Of tho mee,iDg Of { Queen City jockey
club at Chester Pork. Tho hrit rae, for
three year olds, dash of mile md qusrter,
WAS won bv Ennis Kilen, Lazy Blonde sec.
onj, and Clara third. Time 2:l3 %. Tho
second race, for two year olda, dash Of three
quarters Of milo, was won by Monogram,
Critic second, Sara Bcrr hard. third. Tue,
lis. Tho third raco, for all sges, mile
heats, was won BY King Nero. Tho follows
ing is the summary: King Nero, 2-l-1,
Edwin A., -2-2, Frask Cbcs,ham o.,
Dash Lady A.. Time, LAT, l:50 l.2, l:54A.
Rain spoied the track or the lest race, but
those on ,he card were run.
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81, srh MS, started, Cir as won BY Two lenr,hs
ia 81 inugn S second, One Dime third: time.
,aar tne 'n'rd rsea, wi'hefs s,skes. thre
Nora sS oas one miiN Seven started, Crick
pu'Smo prism IN "ioner hv auspen lone,h.
time, l.4S fsr,eue ms .h'rd:
sSos,rI Juvenile s, s'sses, for two.y .year.olds nsd
Gs,s,a ,sh s"f.ers' ooanasgo won by a lgoe,h
So, .,".s nSeand, Memen,o, ttir6; Tina lima
a rsoa Dts'snce cte,hslf mile The Ann
snS s1ee, ,ree handicap Sweepstakes. one n,i,a
aau .nree' e'9uar'ers, Four started. Tha ,ars
Wss Ws won bg Grenada, vos,rilc ouist socnrS S ma
wake OF Light third: tim,o,I5 10 'No'''
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Decorating Confederate Graves

Baltimore, Nd, June 1.-The confederate
memorial ceremonies we're observed 10 day
at London park cemetery. where the graves
Of the confederate dead wero strewn with
flowers by members Of the so.
clety OF the army and navy
Of confederate states in Maryland and
their friends About three Thousand persons
were present. William Howard Henry
presided. An Grafton was delivered by
Captain j. Hampden Chamberlain, Of
Richmond. editor Of tho State.
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arrested for Stealing Property from
General Grant.

ST. Louis, Mo-, June John Fi,zpa,r,ck
ormerly messenger for the Sou;be,n
inApress company and A. King, formerly
baggage master on the Iron Mountain rsii.
Ioau; were seen drunk IN 1easlksIa ope
uay list week. wearing valuable gold badges
@t with jewels. They ere snpposed II
oelong 70. General Grant, as an ,rscrln,ion
snowed ~. that they had been presented 70 him.
me Dscges were taken from them and reot
70 this Guy, but the men were not arrested.
ies.eroay both men were arrested aud moro
OF % General Grants property found on them.
1t Is supposed they robbed bjs bsccsoo
when he went 10 Mexico. es"eo
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New Orleans, June 1,-lsaac Thorpe, A
we'll known lawyer, aged A. has sujci,
ded by cutting his throat Cause.
financial troubles. Ho leaves wisa
and two young Children. "'
Inc Democrats Skipwi,h, Missi,sinpi
special says; J.Steveps brutally murdered an
Ola de'man az Lake Providence. The murs
derer escaped. ~ 'a''
crops in this section. e'' 'A'
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ANOTHER INCIDENT.

Another incident Of .ho race for tho Der.
by stakes says that Martlal McDoasli, who
was Cdcr2f 10 make tho winning for
Don Fu!snd, retained tho leGl fo.
a quarter of a ne, when .
wss joined by 81 Louis. Tho pair ran 4,
gethcr to ~ '-'' rc4. when S.. Louis
forged slight ... .sEu.l. Marshal Me.
Donald however, cogloued to close up
until the corner Was rounded, where
both he ard 81 Louis were
beaten. Voluptuarv then took tho lead but
dropped back directly. Then Tom Tristan
and Peregrine came to tho front with ! !
Fuland, Sesbell, and Iroquois next. Trisl.
was almost directly honlen. Peregrine and
lroquos ran in the order round 10
the grand stand wbere Itoouois
showed in front and continued ginning uu-
til they passed tho Judges stand.
Despite Don Fulsnd's good running 10 an1
past tho corner, the Ia I five in which he was
included, were beaten q long way.
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London, June lat Donnelly county
Waterford a'iot occurred yesterday, grow.
ing out OF the sale Of tenants interest in
farms. People paraded the streets ali last
nnight; About thirty civilians are suffering
rom bayon thrusts and wounds inflicted
iby the soldiery. Ono policeman has died Of
MS injuries and some OF tho wounded soldiers
are not expected 10 live.
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washington, June 1.-The deb. statement
'o"day shows the decrease of The public debt
during The month of May to be slll6O,-
Ris7; cash in the treasury. 1896, ,4O6 OSS 1s /.
gold certificates, S5,9l2, 600 90; silver certifl'
Gates, $60776, ,26O 90; certificates Of Ssncs;,
,;aa G;n..'anding; W $50 600 90; refunding Ger.
nuestes' SUD- 500 90; legal tenders outstsud,
lng SSi'ooS l06 90; fractional currency oct.
Standing, l09l0,292' The reduction az
,re on debt since June 80, 1880. is $50 $50 32s,.
% cash balance available, Sl55, ,l6I S96 "a
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imprisonment OF rSympathixeSs with
Nessy Hoffman.

Narseilles, June l.-Tho chiof participants
10 the demonstration hero in favor of The ro-
prievo for tho condemned Russian nihilst
prisoner, Hessy Helfmar, have been sen
toncea, one to three months imprisonment
and 100 francs fine, another to ono month
imprisonment and threo others 10 two
months and eight days imprisonment.
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The President Invited 70 the Atlanta
Exposition,

Washington, june l.-Hon. II. o. Miller.
foreign commissioner Of the Atlanta ipterns.
tional cotton exposition. in company with
Hon. Speer, called on the president to-day
and iaviied him to attend the exposition. The
president said he was heartily in sympathy
with the objects of the exposition, and will
attend IT the state Of his public duties will
permit, :
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saviags In the po.,,, se,v,c.

Washington, June 1.-The aggregate
amount of savings in tho annual cost of the
star routo and steamboat mail service,
effected by tho reductions and dscon,inu.
ances during The past three monlhs-March.
April and May--is S745 5G8
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KILLED by a boiler Explosion.

Philadelphia, Pa, June 1.-The boiler iu
Gaffrey & Co.'s dye works, at Kingston, ex'
ploded today, nearly demolshing and set.
ting fire 10 the building, killing three per.
sons out right and seri usly wounding nine
Others. Loss about SO 900.
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Presidential appointments.

Washington, June 1.-Tho President 10.
day appointed Teonas A Braid water, collec.
trr of customs at Vicksburg. Miss, and
Edward J Castillos. at Natchez. Also Miu
Georgia X Toote, postmistress, at Jackson
Tenn. :.
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Judge Mosre's Successor Appointed'
Wheeling, W. Va, juno 1.-Govslnor
jackson yesterday appointed Msjor james
A Patton judge of the supreme cour. Of
appeals. Of West Va, vice judge CPL
| Moore. resigned,
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scrviM as \ KInsde,n

London, Jun, LA Belgrade nswspaper
announces that Prince Milan will probably
bc crowned king Of Sorvia 10 August ncxt,
In accordance with an agreement with
Austria. Nst ~
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Excccded nis Authority

Tunis, juno 1.-Tho French authorities
admit that the Captain Of The French gun.
boat Leopard, exceeded bic duty In searching
Tho British vepsel, NJ
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Temperance Convsn dor. /.

Atlantis, Ga, June l.-rho ssasc temper.
apce convention has been called: 70 meet h
Atlsnta July 4tb, 10 consider The looal
option question.