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NO. 1914 EQUITY.


In the Circuit Court for Carroll County, sit.
ting as Court of Equity.
Jacob J. Schweigart ct ais, VS.. Jefferson L.
B. Schweigart and Sarah L. Schweigart.
ORDERED this 18th day of January, A.
" D. 1881, that the sales made and report
ed by Charles B. Roberts and Cyrus Schwei.
CART, trustees, for the sale of the real estate
in this cause decreed to be sold, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 14th day of
February next; provided copy of this or.
der be inserted in some newspaper published
in Carroll county once in each of three sue,
cessive weeks before the 18th dayof February
next.
The Report states the amount of sales to be:
$5225.OS.
FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
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FRANK Il. SHAW, Clerk
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REMEMBER THE POOR.

For the purpose of relieving the wants of
families in necessitous circumstances in our
city, we request those desiring to make con-
tributions to leave same at the Drug Store of
A. II. Huber.
Such contributions will be judiciously APP
propriated.
Jno. E. Smith, Frank L. Shaw,
A. Il. Huber, VIM. A. McKellip,
James A. C. Bond, Chas. T.. Reifsnider,
Charles B. Roberts. jan IL, 1891
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
IN scriber has obtained from the Or
phans Court of Carroll county, letters Tes-
tamentary Oh the Personal Estate of
b JACOB FOGLESONG,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the
subscriber on or before the 10th day of Au.
gust next; they may otherwise by law be ex.
eluded from all benefit of said estate Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment. pc. ..sF
Given under my hand this 10th day of
January, 1881.
o. ". URIAH FOGLESONG,
Jan 154t Executor.
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NO. 2OO7 ECU ITY.


In the Circuit Court for Carroll County sitting
as Court Of Equity.
George NJ. Pearce, Mortgage, vs. Milton
Pickett and Rachel r. Pickett, Mortgagors.
ORDERED this 18th day of January, A.
" D. 1881, that the sale of the real estate
made and reported by George NJ. Pearce,
mortgage, under and in pursuance of the
power of sale contained in the mortgage
filed in the proceedings in this cause be rat
flied and confirmed, unless cause to the con-
trary thereof be shown on or before the 18th
day of February next; provided copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
published in Carroll county, once in each
of three successive weeks before the 9Th day
of February next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
100000. FRANK t. SHAW, Clerk.
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Jan l53t FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk
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Ore Banks Leas cd

Mr.. Jeremiah L. Shueey, near Warfelds
burg, has leased to Mr.. Hoffer, of Lebanon,
Pa, the right to work his copper and magnet
ic iron ore deposits. Mr.. Hotter is said to be
a gentlemen of large experience in the mi
ming business, and considers the ores of Mr..
Shueey as first class. Work will commence
as soon as the weather will permit.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters Testamentary
on the Personal Estate of
LYDIA HARRIS,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the
subscriber, on or before the 10th day of
August, 1881; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 10th day of
January, 1881.
j. HAMILTON SINGER,
jan l5.4t Executor
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters of Admins.
tration on the Personal Estate of
CLARISSA GOSNELI,,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the
subscriber, on or before the 18th day of
August n xt; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate, Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment
Given under my hand this 18th day of
January, 1881.
PETER J. GOSNELL,
jan 154t Administrator.
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NO, 1onh E0IIITY

NO! 1895 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Henrietta NJ. Miller and Delilah w. Miller,
VS.. Melinda Ann Menchey and husband.
ORDERED this 18th day of January, A.
" D. 1881, that the account of the Auditor
filed in this cause be finally ratified and con-
frmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 31st day of .anua
ry inst; provided copy of this order be in
serted for two successive weeks before the
last named day in some newspaper published
in Carroll county.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
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jan 15-2t FRANK L. SHAW, Clerk.
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FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY !!
sfsa- = .a.. .. OF -f -.-. 81.
YINGL1NG. 8 MATTHEW'S

III INSURE against Loss or Damage by Fire
4 or Lightning to Buildings, Live Stock.
Etc, and Loss by Lightning to Stock any.
where on the premises, and to other properly
whether lire eBsnes or not. aiHl 81 usYH-7
,, Office with State Mutual Association, near
Railroad, Westminster, Nd. ~ 49,
Jan l5-tf faIsG ln5f 81 - gnsy gf -
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2 ACRES AND "a PERCHES

of Land, more or less, situated on the north
side of Uniontown. 1t is under fencing and
has Spring of excellent Water on it.
Terms Of Sale :-One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day of sale,
or on the ratification of the same by the said
Court; onethird in six and the remaining
one third in twelve months from the day of
sale. The credit payments to be secured by
the notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest
from the day of sale.
J. HAMILTON SINGER,
jan 15-tS Executor
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.AUCTro NEERING. :
-0OK MD LAUGH.

UIEa NIliIFIU - B % y"
The man that employs me, -.
Will never regret it;
8 As an Auctioneer, 1 am Boss e.
al And don't you forget II.
HeAPRICE No OBJECT.
Eos engagement see Bulletin az the Office of
! D. Mikesell, Westminster, Md.
49, II. c. MATTHEWS. :,
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Business LOCALS,
FUR SKINS BOUGHT.

Flh ohlNo BOCHnI.
Such as Rabbits, Opossums, Raccoons,
Minks, Fox, Skunks, Musk Rats aud Offers,
by A. c. Strasburger, opposite Catholic
Church.
Dr. d. Rawls, of Connersville, Ind, pro.
nonces DIR. Bull Cough Syrup as an infalli-
BILE remedy in the community He says it
finds ready sale at all fines 1t is the peo-
ple's remedy. Price Is cents --,i. Is .1.
Persons at a distance who want bills for
Public Sales need not take the trouble to
come to the Advocate OFFlcB fer them, I'M
less they prefer to. They can send us, per
mail, or otherwise, a list of articles, with day
of sale, terms and location, and we will print
and forward by nailimmediately, any size of
bills required. Oar bills cannot be eqaalled
IN tbs county.
While two colored women-Mrs. Jackson
and Mrs. Shannon living IN Philadelphia.
Pa. we're at work january II, they heard
cries from Mrs. Shannon s. two.month-old
child. Rushing up stairs, they found the
three -year=oh son of Mrs. jackson sitting on
the floor by the screaming infant, with a red :
hot poker in his hand. The baby had been
terribly burned about the mouth, and an aex.
animation showed that the jackson boy had.
forced the. poker down the baby's throat.
The child fingered IN great pain until night,
when itdlea.hai aT9m v0Jg OF bsmsos
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.aissmid mon sssnsifsi ia
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n, Gen. Robert Patterson Wednesday entered
upon his Goth year, and in commemoraton of
tie occasion George W. Childs gave him a
oqmpliH setqgy dinner 10 the evening at his
residke nssi in a Philadelphia 47o vi nsdt
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THE MARKETS.
WESTMINSTER MARKETS.

Wholesale Prices by Grimes & Weaver.
FRIDAY, January II, 1880.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY Is, 1881.
Editorial Notes.

The Indian appropriation bill, just pass
ed, abolishes the Indian commission.
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The Plague Of Rats II India.

! The recently.issued !" Bombay sAd.
ministrative Report" . few copies Of
which have reached this country, gives
some curious details respecting the ex-
traordinary plague Of rats which de-
vas,ated eight collectorates Of the Bonn
bay Presidency in the latter partof 1879.
The particular kind of rats whichproved
most obnoxious we're the Indian ierboa,
the Indian mole-rat,. or kok, and the
mettade. The first-named is fawn.c COL
ored above and white below, and, in.
Guiding the tail, is often fifteen inches
long. Il burrows underground, is very
prolific, but does not customarily hoard
food. while the kok, on the other hand,
accumulates large quantities Of grain.
The mettade = really . species of
mouse; but it is very large mouse,
sometimes nine or ten inches long. Il
is sid to live exclusively in cultivated
fields. within the deep assures found in
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Moth Preventive.

A correspondent Of the f"1ne.s
Gazette recommends the following Ie y.
edy for exterminating moths in catP ss
and furniture: After some years OF o. o.
perience with the troublesome Pe..s'
saws the writer, l found q sure prevsn !.
i've Of moths in pitch paper, the sa"e -. y
roofers use. The moth will i've -.
grow on cayenne pepper and tobacco ts.c !;
while l never could see that tho use =. -
these articles kept the moth miller ..e or ~
The plan for the furniture dea'et ,: :"
housewife is to cut the paper III ' .rS
and place about the room, under esr,d ib ~
behind sofas, chairs, etc. this shoo'u a. ~
done as early .. the middle OF n = ne
and in warm climates eat ller. u LII
dealer wishes to make psrlor suits . n'' -
proof, he should place on the \, ln'ia0 , II
backs of chairs and seats small s1l'Ps -, :"
the pitch paper, and rest assured s' :"
the miller viii not select these places ~ ~
de,w-it eggs. 1t is the miller that y '''
foundation Of oil the mischief.
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Concerning Swimming.

Many good swimmers are Of opinion
that nobody need be drowned Who does
not lose his head when he fAlsintDdsep
water. If he can not swim be caadost,
it is maintained, Or tread I wstsr.
Against this theory may b sstth *.
perience of most men, that NY can
neither float nor tread water n they
have learned how to swim. Bo46per.
ations, both floating and treading, ~
natural ard easy. But both require
precisely that calmness and balance Of
mind and body which in the watsr ue
only possible to people who ca tut
their own powers. A swimmer leaves
his body to the laws Of naturp, I'D
presently his. face. and toaa aaaAso'e
the surface. But, = man, VIA en- not
swim, as soon as he is out Of bis dspta,
thrusts up his arms-tQi clutch 4 =
knows not what. Down GOES bio hssd.
and by the time he has reached - sur'
face again, he hasslest allnavs md tot.
gotten oil he ever heard about the 60.
ness Of floating. We doubt whether
Nelson, who 8 never ssw,Fs4, ? you'd
have retained his calmnees h,hdlg M
able to swim, he had been thrown into
deep water. That ncst men and WON
en- become idiotic with terror 10 taese
circumstances is demonstrated By the1
efforts to clutch and drown anyone
who comes to their assistance. '.'Ihe
novelty Of this new implacable power
the water which is strangling tnam'
drives al sense out Of the heads Of non
swimmer. az A3t
Trelawny ard Shelley had been di,,
cussing these things, and TrrAwn! haa
expressed the belief, common 70 goa
swimmers, that Al men AaA em Y
eK aof laatute!s Shelley !ne'ef mraaI
from an experiment in morals, chemistry.
or anything else, whence the frequesa.
explosions thst varied his, c44eS DC
at onte hndfessea aid hmped mo }. !
deep place, sinking instantly to re- ..' oo
tom. There his slim body lpy, stu a1a
glistening, and there the Poet a,. ~"
have anticipated his fate i Tte ;; J!
had not Owed In and dragged MN =
shore. II ever this experiment y 70 ~
q fair trial, it should be BY immofkns
very young child in water: Some ~
pie hold. that he would swim 81 a.a1: =
stinct, always unscientific, has 8 n n. I.
stood in the way Of this interesting - :,
pertinent. In the present state OF Gp ~
ion on the subject, it viii % Ven y
people to learn swimming OF . ecn'p VI
tent teacher, either in . swimming ln o .:...
or in sea or river, before trying 70 r." '
Captain Webb by the mere lisn1 o. ,.. 2.
ture. Every one who neglects 70 !es J,
to swim should remember that DO = :, y .
dangering the lives Of Others . wsu
his own. For it is seldom that nv -
in danger of drowning that one Q! 1, = 4
countrymen is not found to peru I I
own life in the endeavor to rescue y
neighbor. Mus.
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mlC0NDENSBD TILR9RAuA

THE Ohio Tsnpsraaes R6ormers, ID
a. 1evelsnd On the nh, nomi.
mated the following ticket; Govsrnof, Abtam
3. Ludlow: Lieutenant Govstn6r, Jasou
Hcvei4h; Judge Of the Supreme Court, Gid,
eos Z: Stewart; Attorney. Genera, Law,
nals; Treasurer, Ferdinand Shumaker;
Boatd 81 Public works. Abner Davis. '''
IT, ~ ~ ..isifppi stats Prohibition
colvention met at Jacksonville On the 10th,
With eQQ delegates, from 4lthirty,aaN coun!
eies, preseuts The action a The OouySntiob
Iooka 70 getting the next Legislature i tub.
NJ e TIE people IA "A /, amendment to tht Con-
s ~ h Pfoolh ~ ~ liapor traffic.
TaI Govsrnps d Kentucky has been
4. a,illsd upon for "a IN qsisttng ! disturbance
y Catter County Dseid Patton, Atlas Bnb
Patton and william faatOn, ihh brothsr.,
hsvs bssA 1t the lad ia ganK Of reaulae
'tos that have hssaiin IL hahitof drivinssa
.workmen On the Big Sandy Railroad. The
sVeNernor tmnIsdiately sent Gen. Nuckols 70
ths sesns, and WIN order out troops Il necas.
LlSHrxIxe struck ! machine-shop q
RivsrtDd, Nsb., Id which Mr.. and Ms. Fair.
child and tAeir little child had taken refuge
during . storm The neither and child vere
instantly killed. Mr., Fairchild will recover.
Two young sons Of John. Wslder.
month. Of TAcumeah Nnh ..~.-A. -
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xssrk's Sinl!ifat'r.
Gasuse oksalsesse = Az cs..As, Psee
d ~ ot0eS.
JAs. Il. cos0R0vE. EDITOR,
NEWS AMI, NOTES
4 Summary Of Important EVENT.
PRRsONAL AND POLuTScAL.

PERSONAL AND POLlTSCAL. /;
TIM Italian Minister q Paris has pro.
ssnted Ais letters Of recall. IT'S ISderslcod
tAas. 'owisg.O The iA.1s1ing existing be.
tween Italy add France, bis successor will
~ b Hsuiuated for some time. Il
President GARFIELD part0ok Of Q
good, hearty breakfast on Sunday, the 18th
the Ant "square msal'' Of bis own selection
y has had during bis couvalescence. The
day was very cheerful one ct tho White
House. and the doctors predicted that the
President would b role to sit up within .
Nv days, and within ten days be strong
ssoush to take . steamboat trip down the
by, which II Is thought will prove Of great
besslt to him. Al soon - bis strength Is
sufacisatly restored b will 70 to Long
Branch. ''' joe ply .'.'
SERIOUS disturbances occurred in
Rome, on the occasion Of the removal Of the
body os Pope, Plus TX. Six men were ar.
rested, ansd and Imprisoned for botterous
conduct. A crowd Of people, numbering
between 1000 TO 1900, cheered the prisoners
o. coming out Of court and followed them,
shouting ''Down with the cleficais.'' Tho
soldiers dispersed the mob, which rcassem-
bled 1t the Office OF one Of the clerical news.
papers and tore down the bulletin, and
started for the railway station to pro-
test to the King and Queen, who were
arriving from, Naples, but . Gordon Of
police prevented the Demonstration. The
Psps instructed the Papal Secretary o. State
- inform IL ambassadors and Ministers
ascrsditsd to the Vatican, thst II Vas the
Popeh personal DESIRE they shsuid inform
their governments how deeply psined be
WEI u the insult offered To NE BODY 81 Pope
Plus. X, that henceforth 10 must consider
himself more thai ever prisoner In the
Vatican. and - prevented from attending
any religious service In any Of the basllicas
Of Rome. ,I , ..,I,ls....
Ar Albany, N T., On 10 18th, Sena-
tse Winslow and eight Assemblymen desert.
Cd ~ St~lxarts and Warner Miller va
elected - fllthe Plstt vacancy IN the United
s..N y, ~ Hos' - uous'
4 speaker saarRe ana Aessrs' bakee ana as
con went over from ConklinS to Lapham, IN
''',er n,leo . secure the necessary y, my
sNbH1Doss, Q 'srmse noted 4unter
Dlatnsnsn, pioneer and scout. the pero O.
Many border ronances, has Just died Of OH
80 Of his home near Kansas City. He LEI
- Gen. fremo0t Western exploring expS
S ~ =: "a ~. \. eAist sa,d: and .'ou.
S. o.'ak ..n ~" ssaea snel nun. sa'
n s nsse ~" : o'sVy eaa1n ass,nst IN
Sy.."S 49,. .S,.n y. ~ s,".u
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O040 1C1sl0O INDUSTRY, g.,
nsCairo 4 s.. Louis (nazFow-tangs)
1ailysad ~ cold under ! nsrts,ss ioreelo.,
SURE % Ne IA, Tia rod ~ purchased
~ Chasass J. CaAda ~ /, A. Honey, Of
Nsw Ten, hlbehalf Il N Aosdholaers, fse
tAssan e $lJoeo, oooL Nh sAid tha@ ) NV
sssYssaliaa->As g. Lsuis 4 Cairo lhtlroad
O6opaay. % wAieAaW. E'WAltskouje, q
'Ctasage.is Prssidsst-Aas been dtgAnised,
Nm tisw 70 mspui1G To management Of
q $3.50 -, i hn,: ,9ilR .HtlhF -,
Il. ". 3. ssaaIIssa'as III u. ss.,a chosen S'
Pssstdsat e ~ Atshlsoa, Topeka Santa
an safsptsses ..ss,,,ua yan HI,
RAILROAD tares between New York
adCAisaoe NJ Asine ut to . low Azure.
- ,aeeoant e., livslty, betws1a Md tfd6hxk
6nee.l3'fa alstaqa;,,sssr,, .a;si,,,s
Tn WaboDh ~ es>Ghallsa nav
Ne ifoarsk Isuiito NV Yootik,, "A Tols.
4: Cd ! NV ~ =; y, "a I, x Y !, k blt
J 1ui1 .,ara,ii ri tas 8G ss; =, i All
!, euleaPeSe OllA 1lnala, MAJ al icv,s
{ sAoN ~ 5allsUtnC sAettaeaj - 80 n
4 eeD1NolA ~ - seIooos 0Ala. r.
! OaeoetuAebt lnlo1so1. o. o1sOoi hhaseas
0o Aiooqyoq 'ttsAsb. ts6 laIUvl n.
!! ssg ~! y. ~ r.! I! 4, a!y. q lou
II ~ H. ~ ssiaas c., iTi na "
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from their tasten1ngs, rushed wildly hither
and thither. Men seemed to have lost their
reason, and matlly stampeded for places Of
refuge. Women with their children cling.
ing to them vsinly appealed for aid, while
above oil was the crash Of falling timbers
and the bowling Of the hurricane. It WA
an occasion never to be forgotten by INV
that were present. Some Of the more ~.
perstitious believed that the end Of the
world had come Of . surety, and their wall.
tngs were pitiful in the extreme. Others
had coscern only for the material losses t:,ey
had sustained, aud bemoaned their sad fnte.
When - last tho storm passed away and The
light Of tho waning day fell upon the doomed
city there VAS = feeling Of relief, and mon
and women cslmed themselves sufficiently
70 take : view Of the situation. A so.ry
spectacle presented itself. Where but an
hour before there had been long rows Of
elegant bqsiness buildings, ample private
residences Tor tho wealthy, neat aboles lor
the pool q manufactories teeming with IN.
dustry. there was COW but mass Of shane.
less ruins.
There was perfect besllam Of confusion.
Husbands wero looking for their wives and
children, n1others fos those whom thew had
borne. children Tor tAeir parents. It VIA.
almost impossible to ascertain results with
any degree Of deaniteneas. -
-Fce-simplo The clof1vman's mar
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cesimple The clsrgyman's MAJ.
uage fec. - bo1IoN 7renscrspl.
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The death q ~ eo1ductor and the stone,
nasen, Mcmillan. Tho Jig was up then, and
tAs robbers ran away. = ''@ Gg-
'.Assoon q TIE train was il possession Of
the robbsts the passengers jumped down On
The door. Seine Of them bid under the
seats. You Gee, Il; wss unhealthy to b up.
On your feet q that time. It rained lead,
and lead diet Il unhealthy. There were six
ladies IN tho sleeper, and ~ soon as they
heard !. The shooting they Just dropped on the
aeor IKE 10 other passenger. They were
HtehAsnsd, but they showed n much grit
= - ~ - man. We. couldn't show much, for
/ net ons Of q had Z revolver. John McMil.
~ M killed With the conductor. / think
that Tie thieves rscoxnized them and thew
Weespat out Of the way On that account.
IS ~ think that the express messenger.
william Murray, deserves. . deal Of credit
for bis pluck. The robbers shouted 10 hin
70 open the door Of BIZ car, but he persist.
satlyrslussd. They fred thirteen shots Il
him, but none Of them took sfIcss. When
they did break IN they fouIm him hidden
,betvess TIE eoal-box and 4, sanple trunk.
They struck him twice ever he head
.witha Z uyolver, but said that thew
sMouldi ut akill hin 'beeauss a hsp grit,
n .rebssss Only sEte &odO H. money
siai B ID, 90 aboafdy There M ( ! laree
anount Of bullion II the site, but h; Wa TOO
hsasy IT. ~ robbers to- carry awdy. The
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OF Magellan the Goth ult. have arrived ut Lisbon
they are unable to explain the Of the explosion
The Standards correspondent at Vienna reports that
two rabhs OF LembeTg In Gacla have received letters
warning them that against the Jews have been
arranged and will begin tomorrow. The Governor las
taken precautions.
The tomb Of the poet Caldcron at Ma4rid was visited
during the march Of the procession toda Oh the occa
sion Of the anniversary ~ the poets death The troops
dec past Cderons statue IA Ac pres OF the Mig
and the Royal family.
Constantinopc dispatch says that the French Con
sui at Smyrna will shortly leave OF abseIce. He
will probably not return ne ~ said 20 Zoe blamed ny
hi- Government for having been nryy TO hc intention
OF Mdhat Pa,a 10 take refuge at the French Consulate
Florence, ont. May ID fire on Monday destroyed
six stores I'm the business part o. this village. Loss
S2j,OOO. Insurance, $4,000.
HAVANA, May 25.-For the week ended Saturday. May
81 there have occurred here three deaths from yellow
fever twcnty -four from smallpox HAd thirteen from
typhoid fever.
ST. ions. y. b.. May o5.-Thc water has risen very
rapidly IT,, It. John River at IndiantOwn some oi
the wharNcs submerged Al points he 81, An
CTS have Lad great difficulty In making their way.