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SPORTING MATTERS.
saratsga Races.

SARAToGA, July T.-Firs race, three.guar.
tiers OF mile, won by Bonnie Lizzie, Saun-
terer second. Martinique third. Time. l:l5.
Second race, mile and three-quarters,
Boatman first. frankie B. second, Charley
b. third. Time, 3:06K.
The third race was n walk over for Thora.
Fourth race, one mile, Blenheim, first;
Matte Rapture, second; Churchill, third.
Time: LHA.
Fifth race, one and half miles. Glide.
lia, first; Monogram, second; Tom Plunket
third. Time: 2.58X.
Amateur Driving Association.
ST. LOUIS, July N.-Following the ex.
ample of other cities, o number OF gentle
mirers Of trotting stock, have organized
driving club and will soon insugurste .
regular weekly match At the Jockey Club
track, and will take measures 10 secure IN
improvement Of the drives In and around
the city and parks.
Clevelasd Races.
CLEyELAsD, July T.-The third day Of
the Cleveland club races had large At.
tendance fair weather and fast track.
The free for all pace, purse 81 800, three
heats OF which were decided yesterday,
was finished today, Lucy winning the Sd,
9th and sth heat. Best time, 2:17.
In the 2:33 trot Adeie Gould was the
feyorite in the pools before the start, and
she won in strsight heats without being
pushed, trotting the last quarter OF the sec.
ond heat in SsH seconds. Time, 2:2s,
2:21K, 2:26 -
In the IDS trot before the start Aidine
sold a fayorite against the field, Gnd won
the ID, Sd snd 1fh heats. Time, fs2eH.
2:I91k, 2:2L
Tomorrow h the.closing day, sod the PRO.
Rramme includes TO I'D and 3 minute
trofs and . SPECIAL race With Ciingstous.
Edwin Florence and three other5.
DETforT, July H.-chicssos, e;Detroits,
3.
BaITIxoKE, Nd, July E.-Bsltimore, 8;
Allegheny.2.
PHILaDELrHn, July z.-Athletie, 8;
s. Louis, !.
NEW YonK. July E.-Bostons, S; Net
politans, 3.
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Pugnaeious Indians.

Fort ToLDEN, OAK July 27.-The Turtle
Mountain Indians, from Canada, have
crossed the line and ordered off the white
settlers, and refused to pay the customs
assessed against them by the Pembina
agency. They claim the right to land. and
deny the legality OF any laws beyond Texas
on them. Their chief, Little Shell, says:
1--WE recognize no boundary line, and shall
pass as we please At least Seventy-tive
half-breeds have moved over, and all are
pugnacious. MILITARY interference seems
necessary.
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p Democratic party in Iowa has
more knock-downs than ever given
s,r Wilson, and yet il comes up
ng Cyery time.
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Loss to the Circulation.

The increase OF the export of specie was
only a million and half greater than the
decrease of the import. The absolute loss
of specie from the 1st of January, 1882, to
July !, is, as shown above, $33,5S2,5 ,526. In
May alone we had the immense export Of
$l4,O55, OPT, against an import of only $247, /.
739 In June the export was $5S7s.5S9 and
the import $229, ,sl3, difference Of s., las, 176
in favor of foreign countries. For June,
1881, this balance was only $735, ,265. This
year the great drain is in a measure due to
the Italian loan, for which gold was in de-
mand. The estimated loss Of specie since
July /, 1881, is about $50, 900. It is be-
lieyed by good authorities that the balance
of general foreign trade against us at the
end of June for one year was about $500, 600,
while at the same time in 1881 it was about
$4,000, 900 in our favor. Another feature
of the financial situation is to be found in
the amount CT money held in reserve in
the United States Treasury. The balance
sheet made on the 1st of July, 1882, com.
pares as follows with that of the LIST OF
July, 1881, with reference to those assets
which have direct relation to the volume
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Terrible Crime.

CHICAGO, July 27.--William ]. Clark, a
prisoner at the Eridewell was found in his
cell Yesterday by the turnkey with his
head pounded to jelly, stone dead. The
murder was committed by William J.
Prindell, Clark fellow prisoner in the cell,
with q wooden leg. Clark was cripple,
and wore a wooden stump below the knee,
which he laid aside at night on retiring.
This stump, deadly weapon in the hands
of powerful man. was found in the cell,
covered with the dead mans blood, and
told the story of the crime. There were
no witnesses to the affair, and. strangely
enough, all the other prisoners report that
they were not disturbed during the night
by any noise
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you can depend upon that"
Brickmakers. strike.
KxssSGroN, III, July IA strike
brought to an end this morning, by the
discharge of about thirty showers, damperz
and truckers, the originators of the strike.
The company has supplied their places
with new men, and ten or eleven machines
were started up. All the rest of the men
have resumed work. There are about two
hundred and forty men at work at the old
wages, and the company does not antici-
pate any further trouble. About a hun
drsd Canadians aye among those at work.
The Superior mills.
PrrrsBURe, July 27.-For some time past
the Superior mill in Allegheny has been
running one department with non-union
men, but il was claimed that they were
meeting with rather poor success. This
morning they started the 16-inch bar mill
with a full crew. The sections running
now are the universal mill, the bar mill
and the hammer department. Over one
hundred men are now at work in this es-
tablishment, and the proprietors express
themselves as being confident that their
non-union experiment will be q success.
Labor Items.
~ l3A SOo uc4eSalts W tuC HNabtOhoA SOu
vention Of the Amalgamated Association
have reported to headquarters.
Yesterday the Knights Of Labor sent
s., 500 20 the striking potters at East Liver
pool, and, If necessary, will send the same
amount next week.
The engines at the Fort Pitt Incline
plane were tried yesterday and found to
work very satisfactorily. The plane will
be ready for travel the latter part OF next
week.
About two hundred and sixty men en-
ployed in the Pullman bfiekyards struck
yesterday, demanding an advance of twen-
ty-fiye cents per day. They have been re-
ceiying from S22 25 to 81 per day.
After week of enforced idleness, the 20
inch mill and the old plow shop of the
Gautier steel department OF the Cambria
Iron works, Johnstown, have resumed ope-
rations. The Gautier rod mill will start
next month.
There is some prospects of settlement
of the difficulties in the Rochester Shoe
factories. A public meeting has been sug-
gested for the consideration of the ques-
tion. 1t is said there is considerable feel
ing against Master Workman DeLongey
among the Knights, and his removal is
probable.
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A MIXED QUESTION.
Car Tires and AxIes and What II the
Duty on Them.

oh
Special DLspdteh TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, July 2T.-Another question
is now agitating the Secretary of the Treas
ury, and that is what shall be the duty on
locomotive tires. 1t appears that the Col
lector at Chicago levied duty OF forty-fye
per cent on an importation OF hammered
steel forgings as a manufacture of steel.
The importer appealed from his decision,
conceding but thirty per cent under the
mot otherwise provided for" clause. In
the department, however, the importer
will probably fare worse than at the hands
Of the Collector at Chicago, as it it is not
improbable that the duty specified for loco
motive tires, viz, three cents. The Secre-
tary has so far been unable to come to any
conclusion, and has written to the Collec.
tors at,,New York and elsewhere to ascertain
what has heretofore been the rule.
These tires are in the rough and are not
fitted to the wheel. 1t is claimed that some
car axles recently imported are also in the
rough, and yet they were decided to be
axles.
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Freight Condu.tor Kn,.s

SNiRAL, No, July 27.-Joseph Wind
osmeriy a brakeman on the long line
lSer train, and at present freig6t CON.
4 wi Sn me same roGd, had both legs cut
" Inheld station, while ASSISTING in
Ing IN coupling cars. He was con-
Ot The freight at the time. Ii was
.1pSn ~ IN he was hurt until he was found
~ "a .iie SHe train. One leg was severed al
UuniSh, and the other Just above the
ne GIed after few hours of intense
ing lie lived at OlaIksyille. and
: wife and child nv "uN
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CouId Not manage to Keep II Quiet.

OMAHA, July 27.-0n Sunday night Sam
uel Riddle and Jacob Bills, farmers living
at Denison, Iowa, near the Nebraska line,
quarreled about some trivial matter, and
Bills stabbed Riddle in the head with a
pitchfork. The wounded man drew a re-
yolyer and shot Bills in ths neck. Both
men are badly wounded, and will probably
die. An effort was at first made TO keep
the affair quiet, and it has just come to
light, owing to the serions condition OF the
participantS.
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A Boom on the Pan Handle.
HaeciaI Dispdtch % he ReRsster.

srErBEsvrLLE, o., July H.-A large num-
Der of workmen were discharged recently
from the the Pan Handle car shops, In this
city, on account OF the dullness OF railroad
trade. This morning the Superintendent
received orders from headquarters to EN-.
ploy Immediately eighty mechanics, and to
lake back all the old hands, II possible.
This will be good news 70 many who are
unemployed. ..... ..
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Forest Fires.

BAsT TAwAs, Mich. July G.-Forest fires
are raging fearfully. extending from Glen
don to within mile of Tawas City. Farm
ers are driving their cattle to the shore.
and sending their children to town. On
the East Tawas road, many farm fences:and
much hay and grain are in flames, and
three dwellings are burned. The loss is
very great Travel is cut off in many
sections. Strenuous efforts are being made
to save Glendon.
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Tha, Greene County Tragedy Hoax.

WAYYEsBuRG, Pa, July 27.-The sensa-
tional story in the Pittsburg papers of yes
terday about the Strum girls is all hoax.
Some journalists of Washington, Pa, foist-
ed it on them. The Waynesburg people
are not excited or in arms, and none of the
Strum girls are in jail here. II any muir
der was committed by them, which is
doubtful. it occurred in the southern part
of West Virginia, where the Strum family
live, two hundred miles from here. We
know nothing about it here.
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Railroad Accident,

MCGREGoR, IA, July 27.-Two freight
trains collided four miles from here, last
night, on the Milwaukee and st. Paul road,
The fireman, Mayon Hibbard, and two
tramps were killed, and several other per.
sons were injured. The engines are locked
together, and most of the cars were plunged
over q high trestle work.
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Thranrh the Heart.

LEAvENwoRrH, July 27.--John O'Neil,
guard in the military prison at the fort,
shot provost Sergeant John Henry through
the heart and there is no explanation OF
the murder, O'Neil refusing to discuss it.
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pL,tpELPHIA July 27.-The Indepen-
Republican State Committee have
y rejected all the Stslwart PROPOSE
Tor harmony, and are now framing a
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pror Rossiter nead.

MARIETTA. o., July 26.-Prof. George r.
Rossiter, of the Marietta College. died, this
morning, after brief illness. He has been
connected with the college since ls4S. Fun
elal on Saturday.
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ST. Louis, July ga dispatch from
Tindlay, lii, says: Moses Kuntz, Jew
psddler from st. Louis, committed suicide
by shooting himself with revolver. De-
pression and i'll health the cause,
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A spr.e th., Ended Fatally.

BRADDocK, July IA man by the name
OF Rogers was found dead in stable near
Hamburg this morning. He was employed
by the Edgar Thomson Steel Company,
but had been drinking very hard since the
Fourth OF July, which was the cause OF his
death
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New Posf0nicN.

Special Dispdtch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, July ga pestofice has
been established at Cony, Sumner County,
West Virgins, and William Hinton ap.
pointed Postmaster.
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The Anei-Corner Rule.

CHICAGO, July 27.-The proposition TO re-
peal the anti-corner rule on Change was
defeated, to-day, receiving only 1sS votes,
while 59S were east against il. The senti-
ment Of the Board was never more decid-
edly expressed on this subject.
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Probably Fatal bathing Accident.

CANTON, o., July 2.-Jacob Schsefer. an
estimable young man. while bathing late
last night in the creek near this city. dove
in shallow water fracturing his skull and
and dislocatipg his spinal column. BE is
now lying Unconscious and his death is
momentarily expected.
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b. dual government trouble at
krsburg, Virginia, appears to get no
trvery fast. Readjusting in that
<On of the country seem to be
8nymous with diSarranging.
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Chixalrie sons on Mntamoras.

METAMoRAs, MEX, July G.-News has
been received of duel at Carmin between
two custom house guards, in which one
named 0bella was killed. Et
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Hog Cholera

II ys.SSIoN, s.s,,oN, LIS, July 27.-Many hogs
. at,aotrr9 r9 part Of Mclean county have
'srs 'sSShed J by cholera, and large num-
srDuSs lying There is a good deal Of
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The Coming contest In KanSas-

HISoN, KAN, July 27.-Political mat
.SaN warmer as the 9th of August ap-
taeS, being the day set for the Nomin
convention TO meet at Topeka The
4 IN tins campaign will be Prohibition
Shu,ProhlbiuOn, which means for or
r. the present incumbent, John P. 81.
who sSpireS to be his own successor
'nSrd term. The opposition is using
means against ST. John, but his
uS profess confidence in his renomina-
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Five Thousand for Guiteau's Defender.

WASHINGTON, July 2T.-In the Senate
Mr.. Williams introduced an amendment to
the sundry civil bill to pay Charles H.
Reed 5000 for the defence ofGuiteau. Re
ferred to Judiciary,
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Lorpos, July ia sttsr d1lsd R0
Aueer Yiord, July II, fseo es Aiisa
Yonne. commanding The stsen. HopA -
eseed In ths Ein search nd fsl3l e1pe1
Jon. ststes Ill the msnbess q - e9peo-
tion sre veil.
The belief ipcresso hat OBdaDt ~
bas some f0ondetio1.
AmeFics W. lasys1y 1epecoo II
perfOsmaucs q "RA11ffnT - b4yn
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e 'IsStoN, s,, NY, July 2T.-Jaeob John.
iay ner, nier, was waylaid and robbed
?S night Of $50. To-day he died nj
N''eS received from the robbers,
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grNothing so simple and perfect for
coloring as the Diamond Dyes. For carpet
rags, better and cheaper than any other
| dye-stufts.
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sln'er KIned byan E,nI..,.

'ats VILE, ILLs., July p. Isaac
.ef a ,neer. s,aoTs. was killed by the explo-
'S'eam thresher at Gillespie
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Hart Wins.

f''NNArI, July %. - Ex-Lieutenant
nor AlphOpzo Hart, OfHillsboro, was
nSted this afternoon, for Congress, at
h'ngton c. H., Ohio, by the RepubH.
ftNventiOn of the Twelfth distric,
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soph Limberger and August
keitzer were married in Cincinnati,
bther day. She didn't think her
Il was strong enough.
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The latest statements Of national bank
notes received by the treasurer for redemp-
ton showed an increase OF about half
million in the comparison of one week OF
1882 with the same period in 1881. A small
proportion of the banks sending in these
notes do not ask for their renewal, while
bonds held by the government to secure
their circulation, thus decreasing its vol
ume. Three causes OF contraction, though
slight, should not escape notice.
A resume in round numbers OF the de-
crease Of the circulating medium is as fol-
lows: 49,, ooo
Loss OF specie iOVJtU
Increase Of Treasury reserve.....-.'..." BooV'oVo
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khone is as industrious as a wasp at
hnp-meehng, his last venture being
s establishment Of . newspaper at
4nIL 10 head off Dezendorf.
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b. first number OF the first news
brewer published at Lake George
lbeen received. 1t is called the
H.. We hope it will manage to
4 il head above water.
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LosDos. July Ea.Crea!n Ycoa9 0
:;ssTs, e. ,..s Hsss .s si snS IL = 4 ersIS = =
vest go of Noys zs9h1a. - soss1 -
~ cscW d the Elfn. ssDlg Us1eoDe
iicrsee. Hs - toasl ~ osH =
and I'll ase we'll
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Ow that Princeton has set up what
lmed to be the greatest telescope
be world, power forObservation con-
PED, it is to be hoped some Of the
dals about Mars, Venus, Jupiter,
b and other frisky and indecOrous
letS will be laid at rest,
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an Ohio man, who recently disdat
<ears, It was said: ale was re-
kdn This is the first case Of reSig-
bn reported from Ohio.
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fneral r. P. Kennedy, of the Eighth
gresSional District Of Ohio, declares
all reports that he is not a candi-
are without foundation, and that
Expects to have his name submitted
p Republican Congressional Con-
ion. This is Speaker Keifer's dis
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tOne Pasha, the American General
Egypt, who is familiar with EgyP-
, affairs, says that "unless the Eng
|take the field with 10000 men, they
'havc a Bull Run battle"
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Il Cleveland police justice has decided
j a hackman who has a cOlOred COM
Dor prOvOkes a breach of the peace
2Iying out to passengers, "Come this
and ride with a white man." The
Ter is that it wasn't decided uncon-
Htippq1
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e difference in the number Of the
i. in New South Wales is so great
900 men cannot procure wives.
East, young woman, go Fast, and
i crow up the country.
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POLITICAL POINTS.
congressman RsnomInated,
Don't Want Harmony.

PoSA, lA.r July 27.-The Republicans
+ Fourth district yesterday, nomin-
thomas Updegraf, for Congress.
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kuy does not England make " con-
4 with Cetewayo to put a quletus
a Arab?
yennor predicts that August viii
L.. with an abundant rainfall Tor
ATTITUDES.
), can't eat enough in a week to
kou a year, and you can't advertise
bat plan, either.
-ig reformers should wake up.
8 are wanted at Long Branch 70
"a before the commission.
4 . Democratic party in Iowa has
4 more knoek-downs than ever given
W Wilson, and yet il comes up
Dg very time.
bolph Limberger and August
tseitzer were married in Cincinnati,
bther day. She didn't think her
s E was strong enough.
an Ohio man, who recently diedat
Eears, it was said: ale was re-
d.n This is the first case Of resig-
. bp reported from Ohio.
hone is as industrious as wasp at
np-meehng, his last venture being
S establishment Of q newspaper at
OK to head off DezendorE
bitor Hurlbert, of the New York
ld. is to marry Mrs. Mary Neal
.l wood, daughter Of John Neal and
/. .slator ofseveral French novels.
a japan more folks are born than
s ast year there were 100000 new
ers and only 100000 departures.
knese women don't object to having
s fge family.
IL difference in the number Of the
in New South Wales is so great
1000 men cannot procure wives.
>East, young woman, go Fast, and
s grow up the country.
q be- first number OF the first news
d &r ever published at Lake George
Ebeen received. 1t is called the
he. We hope it will manage to
il, head above water.
s, ,Cne Pasha, the American General
fgvpt, who is familiar with Egyp-
affairs, says that "unless the Eng
+ <take the field with 10000 men, they
IS have a Bull Run battle"
pe dual government trouble at
rsburg, Virginia, appears to get no
Fr very fast. Readjusting in that
On of the country seem to be
3nymous with diSarranging.
& &DssibIy, Gov. st. John, Of Kansas
not be his own successor after all.
+ Sas papers say that only a small
prity of the delegates to the State
kention favor his denomination.
would be q shrewd move on the
of England to send Arab Bey q
Is Of toy pistols to be distributed
+ ng his troops. They get in theiI
81 wei even when handled by
NJ trs.
4 ring the first half Of the present
there were fourteen fatal colliery
+ OsiOns in different parts of Great
-<hin. The loss of lives amounted tC
+ double the number killed during
y futire year Of 1851
A Cleveland police justice has decided
~ a hackman who has a cOlOred com
7, tor prOvOkes a breach of the peace
2Bying out to passengers, "COme this
and ride with a white man." The
d Ter is that it wasn't decided uncOn,
fiiOnal.
Cw that Princeton has set up what
h'med to be the greatest telescope
be world, power forObservation con
fed, it is to be hoped some Of the
ddls about Mars, Venus, Jupiter
and other frisky and indecOrou:
els will be laid at rest,
fneral r. P. Kennedy, of the Eighth
gressional District Of Ohio, declares
all reports that he is not a eandi
are without foundation, and thai
Expects to have his name submitted
~ Republican Congressional Con,
ion. This is Speaker Keifer's dis
POLITICAL POINTS.
Congressman RRnomInated.
i
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{ bring the first half Of the present
\ there were fourteen fatal colliery
OsiOns in different parts of Great
hin. The loss of lives amounted to
double the number killed during
|tntire year of lSSl
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krv does not England make a con-
4 With Cetewayo to put a quietus
4 Arab?
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Terrible Aeei1e.e 4. . nill.

sHAsEErows, IT,, July N.-rhs night
wstchman ut Vincent Mills, named In
Ham, while cleaning mp the mill accident
ally stumbled and feli upon The circulax
paw, while In motion, cutting his bead
con in the mill. She had presence al mind
enough to blow the whistle and summon
assistance, which came In few moments,
TO find the man dead, bis bead severed
from his body.
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yennor predicts that August VIII
L., with an abundant rainfall tor
! ATTITUDES.
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lcce January / of the present year
IA chinese have been landed in San
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would be q shrewd move on the
of England to send Arabi Bey a
b Of toy pistols to be distributed
sng his troops. They get in their
vel even when handled by
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-28

MnyKaroLn, July 1.-THE Minneapolis
city directory for 1852 win b tssued %.
morrow. Il contains 2S.eS Individual
names and ratio Of tso md seyen-tsoths
the average shown By the United etates en-
sus, shows population Of q, $50