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CINc1NNATI, June 24th.-Professor Stone
says the comet is moving rapidly north. and
is not that Of 1872, but may be that of 1907.
WAsHIneToN, June 4th.-The Naval OBJ
servatory says the comet was not seen earlier
because it is following in the suns track.
NEW York, June 25th.-A. MA Times
reporter interviewed Professor Draper, who
says this comet is entirely distinct from that
this comet lies in the fact that i. can be pho.
tographed, and is capable of a spectrum
analysis. Not the faintest danger is to be
apprehended from its proximity.
Are There Two Comets9
BURLINGTON Iowa), June 24th.-A comet
was seen in the northwest this evening 1t
was beautiful and distinct. lNoTE.-This
can hardly be the comet seen elsewhere, as
the position and time do not tally.
Organized Gang of Horse Thieves.
LITTLE Rock (Arkl, June 24sh.-Sheriff
McElhanney, of Neoslo, No., has ferreted
out considerable information in regard to the
horse thieves of Arkansas and Missouri.
According to his statement there is a regular
organized gang of horse thieves, with head
quarters in Arkansas, southwest Missouri
and southeast Kansas. They have regular
signs, grips, passwords and organization, the
whole cemented by the most diabolical oaths
enforcing secrecy. They have a line for rum
ming out stock extending the entire distance
from Fort Scott to Fort Smith, with friendly
houses at Short Creek, Joplin, Neosho,
CRANKY. Firewell, Bentonvile and Fayette-
vile. The officers have descriptions OF rs
stolen animals, and are said to be making
arrangements to begin pursuit of the thieves,
which is to have no ending until the dsspera-
does are brought to justice. Owing to the
great number of stolen horses, that portion of
territory named is not considered safe to buy
or trade in stock
Probate Refused.
NV York, June 24th.-Surrogate Calvin
to-day refused to probate the will of Caroline
A. Merrill, who left an estate of half million
to various Catholic Bishops, including $780,
600 to Bishop McCloskey, disinheriting her
nephew. Mental incapacity of deceased was
the cause of the refusal.
New Catholic Bishop.
ST. LOUIS, June 24th.-Archbish Ken
drick has letter from the Cardinals Secre-
tary at Rome that the Pope has appointed
Dr. McMullen, of Chicago, Bishop of Dav-
export, new diocese out of the southern
half of Iowa, and including Keoxuk, Des
Moines, Davenport and Council Bluffs.
A wealthy widow.
CHICAGO, June 24th.-The will of II. G.
Haddock, wealthy citizen, was probated
this morning. 1t leaves his entire property.
81, 600, 600, to his widow.
Bonds Received.
WASHINGTON, June 24th.- About $780,
900, 600 in five per cent. coupon bonds were
received for continuance to-day.
Among the Utes.
LAKE CRY (Col). June 24.b.-The Ute
Commissioners, with two leading chiefs, es-
corted by a company of the Fourth Cavalry,
crossed Grand river Thursday, last week,
and on Friday rode off toward Utah, carry
ing provisions on mules
President GarfieId's Sister.
CLEVELAND, June 24th.-Dr. Berinton has
trepanned Mrs. Arnold, General Garfeld's
sister, She is still alive, but in very crit
ical condition.
Population Of New York.
New YORK, June 24th.-The City Direct
DRY has 2S5, Az names, an increase of 11,761
in a year, making the population ] ,252, 1853,
or 50,964 more than when the census was
taken.
A Young Goldsmith Maid.
TRENTON. June Ath.-Goldsmith Maid
dropped fine bay FLY this evening.
Death.
PLAIsFIELD IN. j., June 24th.-Herring,
the safe manufacturer, is dead.
Tired of Life.
DETROIT, June 24th-Dr. Chaplin, of Char
lotte, over 100 years old, suicided to-day.
Sad Copdiiion of the Poet SAKE.
NEW York, June 25th-A. M-The Sun
says The poet John G.. SAKE is a confirmed,
obstinate hypochondraic. He believes he is a
hopeless invalid, grieves over his loss of Po-