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SAN ANTONIO.
The Pay-Car-Closo OF summer Normal
School-Met FrIends-Iinso Ran


The Pay-Car-Oloso OF summer Normal
sohool-Met Friends-Base BAH.
SAN ANTONIO, July Special. lin
the Kress case the prosecution rested, and
Col)nel j. G. O. Lee, department quarter
master, on the part OF the defence. testified
that tho work done on the store house Was
worth the amount expended, $1l 600.
The pay-car on he Sunset route IL dis.
tributing money to the boys. Saloon men
arc happy, and money is flying around
The summer session Of the San Antonio
normal school closed yesterday after yery
useful and interesting series of meetings.
which have ifanything been of a more al.
traotiye Character than last year. No doubt
the course has been very beneficial 10 its
members, ana justified the wisdom of their
Institution, Tue local teachers can now
take their rest before the vacation closes
Yesterday ]. Rodgers was promply
arrested and put into iail for
creating a disturbance on the sidewalk.
Rodgers said he had met some friend whom
he had not seen since the war, and conse.
quently he thought II \ splendid occasion
TO get drunk, for which he paid So.
Yesterday afternoon the San Antonio
Blues met the Otis base ball club, composed
OF soldiers, at the springs. where, after a
lairly good game, proved their superiority
by beating their opponents by twenty-one
to six. The fielding OF the Otis club was
poor, and their pitcher and catcher were
not up to the average. The Blues sho ed
great improvement, and the more practice
they have the bet er they will be each time.
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Tor yagraney. They are supposed to have
oeen connected with the ROBBERY In Castle
ton drug store, which occurred last night
Inc election for school trustees takes
place GU Monday, and is for three trustees
10 NIL the vacancies caused by the expira.
tlon otthe terms Of Messrs. Finlay, Love.
10y and Sinclair, and ofthe three the two
1sst matted are candidates for reelection.
Two regular tickets have been printed and
circulated. one bearing the names
George I. Finlay John Loyeioy and II. @,
Jehnett and the other ticket Is made up OF
Cleveland, McAlpine and Loyenburg. The
Two tickets are generally taken to mean
Swyn and anti g wyn, and each ticket has
lts partlsions who will vote his ticket
straight without any reference 10 the per
sonal htness Of the candidates, and will
call full vote.
The real estate market for the week
mas not been real active. Transfers amount,
ing to $ll ,2l0 were filed.
Deaths reported during the week were
thirteen, seven adults, six children.
James A. Bills, Of the Palestine, East
Texas, News, is in the city.
Kan is badly needed, water being
scarce article.
GALVESTON. July 2S.-fPress. THE
grand jury having adjourned, II is proba.
Ole little attention will tomorrow be paid
to the Sunday law. Ii is currently report.
ed the saloons, with few exceptions, will
be opened AS usual.
The receipts OF new cotton thus far this
season are "a bG,es against 0 bales same
date last year.
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AUSTIN.
Charters Filed--Deslrea to Purchase
Lands--To Investin Unltod States Bends--
Other Capital Notes.

Charters Fled-Deslrea to Pnrchass
Lands--ro Investi In United States Donds-
Other Capital Notes,
AUSTIN, JIly 2s,-[Special. Charter,
filed Grand Temple OF Honor Calves.
ton; Mineola Bridge company, capital stock
$4,000 CorsicanA Water and Ice company
capital stock $4,000.
The secretary of state sent out the fifty.
seventh Texas report to-day.
An lrlshman Of means, lust from Ireland
ana several hilandsrs visited the land otllc,
to-day They desire to purchase lands iu
small quantity tor actual settlers.
The land board is behind with their bust.
ness, the inevitable consequence OF leaving
OF the heads OF departments on the board
whose duties require all their time,
Making them members of the board was d
serious bunder.
The purchase Of 81 10000 of United
States bonds for the permanent school
fund has not been closed. The state will
have to pay silver, and 1t is impossible "a
procure silver exchange, and to shin Il Ia
New York will cost g., 100,
The collectors OF Bandera. Freestone and
Houston counties settled to-day.
Treasurer Lubbock desires It known that
he has nothing to do with the investment
OF school bonds, not being a member of the
board of education,
The highwayman was seen In town
drinking at Bertram's saloon. lie has beer
In camp since Tuesday on williamson.
creek, i've miles south of the city.
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FoKT WORTH.
Surrendered Hirn.elf-Appolntmon,s

""ITVHuoIuu H-NppOIntmonts
FoRr WoRTH, July 2S.-lSpecisl Dep.
uty United States Marshall A. 4. Woody,
having been indicted for the murder of
Bass CavanSugh, in Bosque county, sur.
rendered him,elf to the authorities yester.
day, but to-day gave bond in the sum of
$1,000. When Cavanaugh was shot he
was resisting arrest. The indictment is
looked upon here as ere formaiIy,
Chief Surgeon Jackson, of the Gould sys.
tenn, to-day appointed Drs. Beall and
Adams, consulting surgeons for the Gould
the hospital here. It is the intention of
the company TO erect two more hospitals in
the state, besides the one now in course of
construction here. One will in oil proba.
6ility be at San Antonio and the other at
FL paso.
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CLEBURNE.

CLEBURSE, July T.-ICorrespondenoe J.
PenoilinR of the elegant new courthouse
has begun.
The Cleburne Light Guards are hayip.
their measures taken for their new nni.
forms. The company may probably AZ
tend the state encampment.
l.. Q. O. Lamar, son Of Senator Lamar. nj
Mississippi, was In the city this week.
Cleburne Is well supplied with mechan.
les. all OF whom nearly are enga geed M
their different trades in the extensive build
ing going on here.
The old well drill stlll stands IN its old
position on the square, where II was left nv
the Dallas Artesian Well company last
fall, when the project was abandone on ac.
count OF the city dads' and the companv
failing to flock srms.n
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Regarding RemoyAl Of County s,,,

lREOELL, July % Especial. IAN inter.
esling and able address was delivered here
to-day to large and appreoiative audience,
by Judge Herbert Fielder and Mr.. James
Gillett, opposing the removal OF the county
site from Mendean to Morgan; also one by
Messrs. j. w. Timer and Hawkins, Of
Morgan, fayoring the removal. The arVu.
ments by both sides were couched In elo.
quent language, aud great effort was
made by those representing Morgan 10
induce the voters Of this place 10 csat their
votes for Morgan. But, as yet, majority
OF them have failed to see that they would
be ultimately benefited by the change of a
greater tax and expenditure OF cash balance
now In the treasury. They seem Lard 10
convince that the liberal amount of 80 900
subscribed by the citizens OF Morgan is I'm
good faith, From expressions OF many
who heard the address and arguments sci
forth by Judge Fielder, who Ia his usual
witty and fascinating manner, portrayed
the increase OF taxation In such gloom, that
we are afraid that very few votes were
gained favorable TO the removal,
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SPEClAL SUBJECTS.
New York Special Telegram-Stocl,
sad the Staples.
Two Railroad Men Meet with Tragic
Death.
A Severe Storm Dses Damage to Per
son aud Property.
Much Excitement Over the Removal of
County Seat.
Tapped His Pockets While Calmly
Slumberlng.
Trouble Between Partners Causes a Ca
tastrophe.
Other Specially Interesting Matte

Nav YAK Goyern.
ments strong; As, is higher.
Railroads firm.
Texas 4 Pacific, Rio Grande division,
S3l.S.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, mortgages,
Sl3.4.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, consols, l 90 5-s.
Texas Il Pacific, Rio Grande division,
trsts, / 10
Stocks quiet and strong.
Texas & Pacific Rio Graude division,
strong.
Houston Texas Central, G6,
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 3.s.
Missouri Pacific, "a.
Texas h Pacific, l-2.
Cotton dull and steady; spots is higher,
sales $1,000 arrivals at Galveston, i92.
futures points lower crop reported good.
weeks export, li,4iO bales.
Coffee quiet aud steady; 9l4; futures
firmi sales hooOi futures Is points lower.
Weeks imports, IS, 4SO,SlO.
NEw YoRK, July 2s-[Press MONEY .,
prime mercantile paper, 4l3 TO o: bar
oliver, 10 l-S, exchange quiet, 4S3 long. Is7
sight, states steady; governments strong.
railways dull; stocks were quiet during the
frst hour, but NJ the present writing prices
are fraction Off from the best.
New YoRK, July 2s,--IPress, ,l-Denyer a
kio Grande, rs is; Houston& Texas Cen.
trail, 67; Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas. 2s IA.
Missouri Pacific, 100 "a; Texas & Pacific
"a l-2, Governments lower for 3's,
state bonds dull; railways, firm'
There was even less doing in the stooT
exchange to-day than yesterday, the sales
amounting only TO 1886 (shares) the
market. however, Is strong in tone and
prices as compared with last nights clos.
ing. They were Ia to l higher; north
West, ST. Paul, Lackawana, Western
Union, Canada Southern and Louisville d
Nashville, showing in the Improvement.
In speoialties Manitoba advanced 2 as per
cent TO 81 10 and reacted TO Sl,09I; Rich.
mond & Danvile sold up to Co. but
closed at 6Si 81, Paul e Duluth rose TO rs
and Tell off to 30; ST. Louis & San Fran.
cisco, preferred, declined l.S 10 90 7.s; New
YORK Central and New Jersey Central went
| Hat and others active.
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Almost a War.

WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, July 2s.--The dis
puted boundary question at Lake of the
Woods is eliminating In war between tha
provinces OF Ontario and Manitoba II nnt
already begun. Chief OF police NJ
Murphy and Manitoba constsbi.
were arrested by Ontario specials ana
lodged In jail, but were subseauentlv ra.
leased on bail. An attemnt s.
made yesterday 10 liberate Kevs "e am
ontario. policeman, arrested for seIlins
liquor IN the Indian reserve. n tonL .
stropg Manitoba far % 10 guard the IocSnr
and II IS feared the action OF Captain Rroct,
ton, magistrate OF the Manitoba rovern.
nent, VIII precipitate crisis. n I.
Understood In the event of tronhis
the Manitoba authorities will probahlv ~
celye severe handling. A greater No.
ton OF the mill hands and citizsns ave a.,
sympathy with the Ontario Chief Cons,.n.
tine. The Manitoba provincial police have
received instructions 10 sws.s
In 100 special oonstables .nd
proceed to Point Rartope to.Saw u
Inc latest dispatches from the conflict ssy.
.hree Manitoba constables were arrssis5
last night, Que for receiving money unds.
false pretenses and for disorderlv condnct
and two ON the charge of the eonstshiss
ior disorderly conducs. The peonle are
nearly all IN favor OF Ontario ON acronnt 80
magistrate Brockton's domineering con5nct
as a magistrate. IL the constables con,s
rom winnipeg to assist Brockton. seventv.
nve men working In the mills will sct ss
constaoles for Ontario. Hot work n e~.
pected unless the Dominion governme,.
takes charge OF the controversv
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other Foreign Matters Of Interest,


ALsxANDRrA, July 2S.--At Cairo yester.
DAY 21' deaths occurred from cholspa
Among the nunber were three British sol.
diers; AZ ChibAn los deaths; Mehaila 10 10.
Isnta6i ~ lsnsaia, 3, Including one Brit.
Several orses ~ cholera were renortsa q,
tho city to-day, one fatal, II ,hs sn.. I.
demie attacks tife British troops esn,,, mn
Will be formed outside Of Rosella cata ana
another Al Ramley. s''o a'iu
CAaRo, July 2S S-,phers was rnnld ds
crease 10 the numler OF deaths from. eholsr.
N the Bouiak quarter OF thfs cily yester.
aay. Eleven hundred OF the inha6itanis
nave been removed to TouYah,
LoNDoN, July sS.--The custom .ho,sa a,
,horltiss continue to give clear Nils ~
health TO persons leaving here, Tha In.
spectlon ordered by the American oonsnlsta
SO lar, has shown no case Of cholera ~
S;oat,asioas 90 disease on any vessels sailing
The news from Egypt about cholera
causes great alarm, N"o'''e
COM rAhrlHor LIZ, July 2e,r-Three Tnykiah
heh-ol-war have been sent TO Rohoadis Ia
ayt as q quarantine squadron ia Connection
there. e os'sohsneu
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PARIS. July 2s.--A disratch receIyed a,
the ministry marine to-day, announces that
the French troops had made sortIs fror,
Hanir, inilicting severe losss n ~
the enemy. The dispatch saws Colonai
Borden made Q sortie on the 10th from from
Hume with q force Of 1000 men, in which
he captured seven pieces Of artillery and
French was but eleven men. 'S'' u 'ne
A military attache Of the Chinese is,.-
ti,n In Berlin recently passed thrors.h
Paris. While here he took occesinn !,
call on M. Challemel Laoour, min;s,e~o ~
offoreign affairs, to give him the mos, -
tio assurances as 70 the action Of CHM Ps. ~,
the Tonquin matter. He said The .a sola ~ ~
iect Of China on massing troops so,' o,' s,s uu-
Ionquin frontier was to be ready To - ran"l mai
any demonstration by the black dars. .'f'A
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NEw YoRK, July 2s.-There were large
number OF callers to-day on President
Arthur, but none gained audience except
Senator Blair and Surrogate Rollins. The
president lelt ior, Washington this evening.
Among the callers on the pres lent this
afternoon was President Soto, OF Honduras;
United States Marshal Joel b, Erhart. AZ
$40 the president took special car ior
washington, whence he will start for LouIl.
vile tomorrow night.
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LONDON, July 2s,-The volunteer SER
wees Gazette praises the work of both the
American and British ride teams in the late
contest at Wimbledon, and Il homes tba
match each year. ''iu'ini
The hchnomiat says the rate of diaoon.,.
tor bank bills for sixty DAYS to three Sds monibs
is 10 per cent, and for trade Hills sns
SIXTY days TO three months, 4 to It.I 'Vi
among the passengers on the steamar
h!bysslnla, for New York, are N. W n Rn,I
w. ;. Cash, 7 j, Dolan, q. Jerney, J. M M
w.Isdu u3iiadu; W. Il. \, Scott and Lieutenant
WA mS'}er T 9oou, OF the American rifle team.
team sail August llth, VI 'ne
Farrman, formerly United States cors,i
AT CAIRO, now Judge OF the mixed trihnnai
OF Alexandria, has arrived la London He
Is going to New York On a iurlourh' '
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WACO.
Meeting OF saloon Men-Runaa,v.

Meeting OF Saloon Men Runa ways
WACO, July 2S.-tSpecIal IA meeting
was held this evening at which every sa-
Inonist in Waco, except three, were present.
Inc sunday law was the subject OF discus
sion. Tie sentiment was unanimonslv In
iaVor ofthe strict Observance of the law con.
sequently the saloons will all he closed 10.
morrow.
Charles johnson, colored, was arrested
for iornication, and gave bond.
'Ihere were two more runaways TODAY.
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FoRSEr, July 2S,-[special THE heay.
lest thunder'storm OF the season passed
over this place, doing but little damage,
however. II struck the telephone wire of
Goodman & Reynolds. lifted 1t from lis
lofty position and laid it on mother earth.
Miss Walker, a young lady in the northern
suburbs, was tearlully shocked and is in a
critical condition. AT this writing IL is
though that she will recover. During the
storm we had a nice shower OF rain, which
was the delight OF tha farmers. as IL secures
a full crop OF cotton, and will be great
help TO late corn.
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CRY OT Mr1Ico, July 2s,-t Is under
stood the president has sent to Carlos RI.
vas, IN London, a power OF attorney N set.
We with the British bondholders, with car. sS.
tam notifications. Only ai5,OO0 o0o In
eonas are TO be issued. The additional
y, 10000 IN bonds first agreed upon ,VS, for tbs
expenses Of the benuholders the eomm,,tae mi ,ae
WIN not have issued The bonds wiz i'ee ~
signed in Mexico. The coupons bavin In
bearing interest July lat, 1884. 's"
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GREENvILLE.


"UTJ otVUftu-UId CItIEen Dead,
GREESynLE, July S.-[Special. .l-After
exhaustlng three venere In the Bob Phelp,
murder. case, a Jury was obtained to o.day
There Is considerable interest manifested
in the case; He killed Sam Boyd, at Com
James II. Gee, aged s5, died last night
he had lived In Texas about forty years,
eyerl body. "
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COLORADO, July 2s.--[special.l-A din.
Guilty between the partners Of the firm Of
M, M Frencis 4 Co., specially reported
yesterday eliminated to-day in an attach.
ment sult oy We. Lake, OF Fort Worth,
are thought sufficient, and the failnre IL
generally attributed to disagreement he
tween the partnerson account Of which ~.
assets are not available. ' 'Ns
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Another FrlRhtfnl Aoolannt.

ST. LOUIS, July 2s.-[Speciall-A dis
patch from Astoria, Illinois, says pas.
senger train of the st. Louis & Rock Island
branch Of the Chicago, Burlington & Ohio
railway, run into the rear end oil freight
train at Vermont, seven miles west OF As
toria, Illinois this morning at 2 O'Clock.
Two breakmen, named Joseph Mcclure
and Edward Noel and young man named
Lukemire OF arston Illinois, were on the
way car Of the freight train. The boiler
head Of the passenger train engine blew out
and the three men were scalded so that
Noel and Lukemire will die. The fireman
George Clouhlr Of the passenger train en-
gine, was injured so that he died within A
few minutes. John Murin, the engineer.
saved himself by jumping, but was dan.
eerously hurt. An open switch caused
the accident
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ylver short distance from Lewiston New
t9rA, TINS afternoon. AT an inquest he d
WIS evening verdict was found a
crowned" During the examination OF
tne oody aragged cut was discovered or
the lop, Of the head, about N, ee
mohe, in length, opened sufficiently 10
expose hAe skull, II appeared to DO Gu, by
rocks cr Snme other hard substance, and il
Is supposed to have been done at the en-.
rance TO tbe whirlpool. where the rocks, in
plaoes, project above the surface OF
the water and where the cnrrent IA
widest. This wound was conNdered AMI,
hcient in itself TO cause death. The hodv
was ootfined and removed In a hearse 10
tne suspension bridge, New York.
where IL will ee pt epared for shipment 40
BOSTON, where Mrs. Webb Is residing.
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PALESTINE.

Five Days Work week-InJured by Cars.
PALESTINE, July 2s.-[Special The In
ternaiional shops will begin Monday 10
work ten hours a day, except Fridays
when they work eight, and close entirely
Saturdays. This instead Of eight hour.
every day. The same rule will be extended
throughout the Gould system.
Lucas Girl, engeneer on the Interna
tonals riding on top Of freight caboose
near Trinity river yesterday, was thrown
rom the car and quite seriously Injured
cal attendance.
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BERLIN, July %.-Professor Pullitz, not
supullitz, as heretofore reported, killed
himselt after drawing. the death lot of the
soISeiea s,rSe .ei american le duel, He refused to
cause his antagonist was short sIpbted ri,
death attracts serious attention 10 the dnele %
ing mania. '"' uuoi-
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SARATOGA, July 2s,-Fint Race Three
quarter mile, for maiden two-year-olds
was won by Latin; Emigrant. second
King. Annie, third. Annie, i,20, Ii rained
very hard during the race und the traek
became very heavy, ana Ia conseouenoe
Gilmore and Compensation have been
drawn
Second Race-Two miles and quarter,
sWeeps.akes, Tor all ages, was won by Gen,
eral Monroe Boatman, second There
We're only two starters. Time--i;2l
Fourth Races Steeplechase, mile and a
quarter; Disturbance, first; Ransea, sec
ond Edison, third. Time-S;04 10.
MONMOUTH PARK, July 2S.--Attendance
at the track was large. A thunder aud
rain-storm occurred about an hour before
the racing commenced, which made the
track heavy,
First Raee--Duplex, first. Voludia, sec.
ond; Girote. third. Time-i:i7.
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Run e,er by tho Car.

pENIsos, July 2S.-lSpecisl. l--when The
Missouai Pacific tsain reached PottsbOro at
at 62O last night, Il ran over the body Of /.
a. Craig, who had fallen between the ears
IN attempting to SO from the caboose TO the
engine, and crushed his right leg and heel
OF leit foot and ocoipital bone. Craig
was on a fNlough and en-
route TO Pilot Point. No WAC
Drought to Denison ana attended by the
Vompany surgeon, but died this forenoon.
A man named Mckay and more commonly
known as Shorty, was run over IN The Mis-
souri, Pacific yard earlythis morning, In
coupling cars he walked backward andthe
tram caught his foot In the frog and was
run over by the car.wheels. His rieht
limo and as Tar up as his stomach Is badly
crushed He is alive at present, but cannot
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DUBLIN, July 2S.-[special. l-Dr J. g..
o'Bden, editor OF the Dublin Enterprise.
was arrested aud put under bond this even.
Ing for publishing the editor l-ot de Co
manche Chief as a coward, net knoHiuq
such to be unlawful. He expressed sur.
prise, and told the sheriff that he was
taught that TO tell the truth was right.
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BosroN, July 2s.-Tho Journal states
that 1t is reported heavy local failure will
be announced this afternoon; liabilities are
said to amount to 81 900 900.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 2S --B. w. Cole, 70.
tail dry goods, made an assignment to-day
Liabilities, $S5 200; assets valued at
So 600,
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RurLANp, W., July %, s,-John b Page
commenced yesterday suit again,t Clement
Il Son for alleged libel In a statement RI.
Gently published by them relating TO the
affairs OF the Rutland Railroad company, OF
which he is president. The damages are
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CHICAGO, July s.-The Daily News Of
Omaha, Nebraska says Henry
Raynor eloped a few day,
AGO with the daughter OF A. Ploketts,
at Sidney. The father of the girl and Ray.
nor met last night and pistols were drawn
Picketts is dead aud Raynor wounded.
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NECK WEAR!

Having secured from various manufacturers all the
choicest goods in the market in Misses and Ladies Neck
far below the value Of the material in hen-ready cash
sometimes great nducementand finding have over
$4,000 worth of Lace Goods truly say that we will
display the Largest Cheapest and Handsomest line of Neck
brought the State and propose sell them for
divided them in five lots early before the choicest
goods gone.
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stoamship with yellow Fever.

NKw IoRK, July 2S--The Baltimore
steamship California, from the West Indies,
arrived at quarantine with four cases OF
yellow fever on board She passed In the
capes and up Chesapeake bay without a
note from the health authorities and is
closely uuarantRed
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Mebhla Rndx Fnnnh

BUFFALO, July 2S.-A special from Lewis
ton says Captain Webb's body ives found In
fed.
QUEENSTOWN. ONT, July 2S.-The body of
Captain Webb Was found floating In thu
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GALVESTON, July 2s-[special. l-Follow.
ing is the weather report.
Max. Temp, Min.Ten.p. Raln,.,
DUBLIN.
wants water-worIts

DUBLIN, July 2s.-Tspecial. .l-our town
prosperous and improving steadily. The
subject Of some cheap and available sv,,a,,
OF water;.works for protection against = frs "a
Is freely discussed. "'' iire
The HERALD Is greatly appreciated bere.