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Smyrna times., 1883-06-13
Maryland Items.

Tustin Pippin, of Caroline county, has |
purchased the Wilson mills, in that county |
Of W. L. Wetherbee, for $4,000.
The Denton journal stakes its all on
Hamilton for Governor and seems to think |
that without him there is no salvation.
The State Temperance Alliance Tuesday
week passed a resolution whicE bristleS
with fght and pledged % to support only
temperance candidates with our votes"
Rev. L. L. Hofecker, who was sent
from Cambridge to Washington, Ind, has
been transferred to Garrison, on the
Hudson river, opposite West Point, New
York Conference.
A fire which began in the lumber mill of
COL W. j. Leonard, near Salisbury, last
Saturday, destroyed about 100000 feet of
lumber and damaged much valuable tim
Der; loss S0,OOO.
Delaware whiskey and the late Beachamp
trial are still agitating the unruly elements
OfCOneord, Caroline county. Elijah Hig-
mutt and Tilghman Lockerman are the
latest who have been bound over to keep
The peace against certain of the witnesses
who figured in that trial.
1t appears that some of the members Of
the cOlOred NJ. L Church, of Millington,
have come to the belief that baptism by
bysprinkling is too light, and have formed
Baptist organization. On Sunday fifteen
Oftne new converts were dipped in Chester
river at the MillingtOn bridge.
The Salisbury Adrertiser says: ITO
Philadelphia and back in one day with
four hours in the city. How that would
have struck an inhabitant of the lower
Peninsula fifty years ago. 1t would FIJI us
with joy now, but Delmar is the terminus
ofthe principal line and we are six miles
from respectable facilities"
Hanson Dorsey, colored, charged with
being the author of the fire at Westminster,
on the 9Th Of April last, which resulted IL
the burning to death of two young meI
and the destruction of some fifteen or six.
teen buildings, was convicted Tuesday
week of the crime of arson. The punish
ment for the offence of which he is con
yleted Is death or confinement in the pen
Hentiary for twenty years.
The Sadter Real Estate SaLe.-The rea
estate of the John w. Il. Sudler at Sud
lsrsVille, was sold on Saturday The farm
called Rose Villa," and containing ~
acres, was purchased by Mrs. M. Virgins
Sudler, widow of the deceased, for $S7 pc
acre, aggregating SIS, $500
A tract Of Woodland of "a acres ant
some perches was purchased by Edward {
gspage for SLID per acre, aggregatin
The store house and dwelling in Sudleri
Illle, subject to an annuity of $75, was pul
chased by DR.. Arthur Il. Sudler for 81, 3OI
Inc dwelling house in Sudlersville, sui
jgC' 70 an annuity Of So, was purchased b
Inc same gentleman for $780, % Il 81 S
Smyrna times., 1883-06-13

Some lots of Buttons and
Dress Trimmings at nominal
4 prices as long as they last.
New impOrtations Of Paris
/ Buttons opened.
Smyrna times., 1883-06-13

Ladies' English Solid-color
Brilliant Lisle Hose, SOC.
Ladies' Colored Hose, l2Hc.,
hitherto 25c.
Ladies' Long Balbriggan,
French foot, 2Oc., hitherto
3Ic.
Ladies' Fancy Hose, a fifty
cent quality for 25c.
Mems full regular made,
(German) Brown-mixed,
] Mems English Striped, full
/ regular made, l8c.
/ Children's full regular made,
i at Is, 20, 80, 35c., worth
n double.
Smyrna times., 1883-06-13

A magnificent lot of newly
imported Lyons Black Gre
nadines, warranted all silk.
The designs are rich and
beautiful. Two qualities,
$l.25 and $l.5O, which is
said to be less than half of
the cost of importation.
Before the goods reached the
counters twenty dresses
were sold by the sample
1 piece that customers saw in
passing. We have some other
Black Goods at half price.
l.
Smyrna times., 1883-06-13

Children's and Misses
Trimmed Hats, ready to put
on, for Sl.5O, Sl.75 and 81,
and upwards. These come
from our own wOrk-rOOms.
Ladies' Rough-and-Ready
Bonnets and Hats, all cOlOrs
and black, for 25c.
l73 dozen sprays Of fine
flowers at 25c. a spray, for
millinery and cOrsage. These
are about half price.
There is a new counter for
9 and l2c. Satin and GrOs
Grain Ribbons, of which we
have all cOlOrs.
Smyrna times., 1883-06-13
MUSIC.

A splendid stock of Hats-Stiff Rim
and Soft, stylish and cheap, at Phillips.
Smyrna times., 1883-06-13

Linen Sheetings, p yards
wide, value 9Oc., now 65c.;
value loo, now 75c.; value
$l.2O, now Soc.
45-inch Pillow Linen, ,37!c
54-inch Pillow Linen, SOC.
40-inch Butchers Linen,
22c.
A Drawer Linen, Is, 22,
25, % and 31c.
Fine Cream Damask, ,$1.25
reduced to 81.
Table Cloths, 2!x21, 24x3,
2!X4!, 24x5 yards.
A Towel, 22x43 inches,
weigh half a pound, 25c.
! A Damask Towel, 23X48
inches, good and heavy, price
now at first hands, 37ac.;
] our price, 3lc.
Smyrna times., 1883-06-13

50-inch Black Satin Para
sol, lined in various cOlOrs,
ten gilt ribs, handsome
natural stick, Spanish lace
trimmed. Price, So.
Smyrna times., 1883-06-13
Gbe gngraa Clmes.

II I .smyrn@, De|'1 '-.-
Afternoon, June 13, 1883.
Wednesa"s u-~-w~~~--~~s-~@~ss.-@.@..~..--
-, ,vrna Branch Trains
S 90 n oOOA. N. 1O.2OA. N. 415P. N
eoing North a. 20 eo . 22OR N. 4.45P NJ T40
Going So"'' --.---.----.-----...-s...-~--
county and State Items
vstbodists of Glasgow, are going to
bniId new chureh'
porris's will divides his property,
George "a ISss1' nno equally between his two
children.
.,.,a,otown people are happy over
The en- M,ITt prospect and expect to ship SOO'-
600 baskets
=. Griffith, prominent farmer nvlng
Asa wyoming, died thursday "' d cA"c'r
IN the stomach tr .3NI aUL)
w wife of Nehemiah Davis,
MargSTIs TestIe hundred, died very sudden
Sl NJ ~ Thursday evening.
p;.bsrdson & Robbins are still canning aiming
klcnn n,,s They expect to put up 4OO,OOO
tassppssaa'Ipsound cans of peaches
ltsrary society, having the Nj; Il.
cnnday school fol. nucleus, mas ,aa oeeh
su"d s,nur%sd in Odessa with one huhoreo MEM
bers.
,;r Charles. H. Gallagher has been
OaPs Psad 10 the clerkship in the post
a2PolnI.1t I"talv held by Thomas nj. Culburt,
IN Wilmington.
MI. Hansin. ESQ, of the immigra-
commissioners. has sent over 70 Ter
ton Snr thirty-eight persons, five of them
slsI5y I5yousework in families in Dover.
,U;,,;om r Croft, of Odessa, has just re-
WI letter from the U. 5. Consul, in
ceNG;u him of the death of his brother,
forum iSrlnlns Croft. who resided on the island of
IInT;t; IhTU;;,i; in the Pacific Ocean. Mr.. Croft
Ianis an old Wilmington printer. who served
wa Ea' an. i'm an the Wilmington Gazette, and
hDcsme s anne, of age in the latter part of the year
1882
u..srs Pullen & Co., of Milford, who
- Istely patented a process for cOnserv-
nav nav S.T;t have leased Music Hall for term
If three years. This oOllterates Milford
:, Seminary, which has been in this building
for many years, and there Is not nI another e.,
Snilding in the town suited for school OF
!Ss gG;a t;na II is reported that Pullsn & Co.
S.Se s,lS been offered SSOO,OOO for the right tO
nntI nnt nm fruit by this process in the State OF
New York.
I,rxcH OF THE AMPHITRITE.-The
aonble.turreted monitor Anphitrtte was
Ss"nc6ed at Wilmington Thursday. The
launch was witnessed by two thousand
nSonIe and was successful in every respect
A. the boat touched the water she wa
cSristened by Miss Nellie Benson, daugh'
ter of Captain N. r. Benson, Of the Harlan
4 HolIiRgsworth Company. Among thOs'
Hresent were Secretary Chandler, Senate
HswIey Superintendent of Naval Con
structiOn Hchborn. Chief Engineer Shocl
and Chief Constructor Wilson.
Smyrna times., 1883-06-13

! -Four styles Of Gentlemen's
Suspenders, made in our
wOrk-roOms at Oak Hall,
] l5, 25, 40 and SOC.
J Balbriggan Underwear, 371
cents; used to be SOC.
1 Good Night Shirt, 75c.
Smyrna times., 1883-06-13
At Private Sale.

The Large hrick Residence on Main Street in
which fesidei also Maple Grove Farm. at Flem-
ing's Landing, containing eco Acres, good build
tngs on II. Apply to
4flEn6E ~ NARY ]. DAVIS,
nov 2z'u Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1883-06-13

The Madras, Nottingham,
Antique and TambOuredCur-
tains are in usual abundance.
Furniture Coverings begin
at l2Ic. a yard, and some Of
our Cretonne are the cheap
est we ever had.
] Handsome Antique Cur
] Curtains, $3.50 per pair.
Smyrna times., 1883-06-13

The new Waukenphast
Shoe is about the best thing
yet that has been done for
men, if comfort for the feet
is considered. Only first
class wOrkmen can make
them, and, as yet, we have
not been able to make Suf-
ficient quantities to get the
price lower than 81; but
this is a dollar less than, we
are told, is asked elsewhere.
Smyrna times., 1883-06-13

l5-yard lengths of Sum-
mer Silks, 35 to 65c.
Glace Changeable Silks,
65c.
New India Silks, black
grounds, small white figures,
very handsome, at $l.50.
A fair Black Silk is going
now for 75c., and quite a
good one for a Dollar.
If you will pay $l.5O, we
have a quantity of the BellOn
make that we recommend,
and will ask you to recon-.
mend after wearing it.
Smyrna times., 1883-06-13

Tustin Pippin, of Caroline county, has
purchased the Wilson mills, in that county
1f w. Z. Wetherbee, for $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1883-06-13

Rev. L. L. Hoffecker, who was sent
from Cambridge to Washington, Ind, has
been transferred to Garrison, on the
Hudson river, opposite West Point, New
York Conference.
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EMnM SAN ANTONIO.

,n.cILI reI.mnm 20 un E.mln.I

special Telegram to uo Examiner.
San A>roVIo, July j-Ihc shooting
match yesterday, between the San An
tonic and NDw Bruuufcls clubs was
won by tue Now Buumfcl-, who carried
uunuCed and had been opened, when the
San Antonio boys took the cake. They
returned full Of shRgriu and prctacls.
The Bnptists held an interesting meet.
ing Mt the residence of their pr sent IN
cumbeut, Mr.. Dodsun The election II
delegates to the meeting at Fluresy,Ilc
Of the Bapti-t's association Of the San
Antonio district reads M follows, Or.
Dodsop. H. q. Everett, W. A. He lc, G..
o. Mcclure, Is. f. Dodsou AVID j. j.
Manning.
Vog. IL German crank sold mnu "A
horse aud refused tu D.. liver the horse ar
refund the money, aud used "a sis shooter,
but without effect. llc is residing In
furnished rooms at the expense Of the
county.
A wreck occurred on the Sunset west
Of here, at lIandee City A freight train
was ditched and the passenger detained
twelve hours Nobody hurt.
Tremendous rain tO.dry. II was much
nee cd aud Is 10 the interest uf took
men. The streets were sea Of water
and the river rose two feet.
Wnssou is prepa ug Tor removal with
the cool "duu't-g ive-twu ccutH-Hud n-hHli
air" that has di-tlng I,hrd him since hlr
arrival. lie was very popular with h's
me-" and they Gro all generally sOry
for him.
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SPECIAL KILOGRAMS.
THE HANGING AT HOUSTON
TO DAY.
Meeting of the Live Stock Assocla.
ton Masonic Affairs Finan-
cial Complications
THE DAY IN rrNAs rowSs YESTERDAY
Special TeI,unm to III. Elnmlnrr

Special Telegram TO- thr EXAMINER
lIousroN. July john Cone pissed a
quiet ulght last night and enjoyed an IN
usual good sleep. lie wa. found tu be-
sleeping this morning when the TAILOR
made his regular morning round. tie
asked tor some ten, also for some whisky,
both OF which were given hun lie
seems to he quite as well To-day rs he was
Tuesday, hut Jailur \ dung thinks Cone
viii not have the Tor itulc to Withstand
the ordeal of tomorrow without hrtak-
ing down. The execution will take place
in the county jail tower, and onlya few
invitations viii be issued to witness il.
Contractor Wrcnn. at Austin, Who put
In the lowest bid, eSiOOl, tor the new
court house not appearing TO make his
bid good, tie commissioners Yesterday
awarded the contract To the neat lowest
bidders, Long ~ BrIuon, SIS OOS These
gentlemen have qualified. line court or
drrd Sheriff FAINT today To- sell the oil
court house building for cash, ut auction,
July 10Th. rcsyrving the furniture.
Late this evening Jailur Young dis
covered II bottle OF l.auluum in John
Cones cell. Cone Is To be hung tO-mor-
Tow morning., and II l. thought he in
tended To commit suicide Tonight lie
had the bottle containing the poison
very iugcniuusly concealed having ST.
crctcd it In his jar OF molassn-.
The first regular meeting Of the South
crn Live stock association was convened
to-day, and Rock Roberts elected pres e
tent j. W. Davis, vice president. and +.
VI O'Fcnn, secretary. y number of the
most prominent stOckmcu of south
Texas were pr sent, and some important
business, relating tn the my tcripus loss
of "a great number of stock i'm certain
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yesterday and found number ~ SUBJ
stantial improvements gong on There
being IN course " construct. ON fots
store houses aud as many dwellings.
II the Narrow Gnuge passes through
this section, ny 10 is now believed
1t wilt the fine water powers
which the Sandu river nnords
u undoubtedly bc utilized extensively,
and that town will become "a place OF
considerable importance.
We had another good rain yes erduy.
aud to-day rain has been falling stcadily
since early morning The farmer IA al
most prepared to uNclaim: "Huld.
enough We will have more produce
tins Year than We can gather, Judging
from the present indications.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-06

WAS never intended nv the organizsr. n,
the knights OF Labor and tbat its mn.
chiuery had been found defective in this
respect. A call for national conven-
non VIII likely he issued shortly.
sTRlRR nNuNENT.
SPRINGFIELD. Nh. .Iuly 5-InJirations
are that general stiike of coal miners
viii take place all over the state In very
s.o ,, u,.,r' ''ls cfuse Delhg disposition
,,, ' ia., a., y, t,'u empioyvis 10 iRhO,e
relation +" glinH,n, "hscI ,,,,i'i',,, III
onJ ,,rner,I Ii.,,osi,i,m ~ ,i,, ,ia"in
mice al minin,, n I,YIg cant nor h"sh'I 'A'
arm ,porot,r
MILWAUKEE, .IuIy 5-O.burn & IN ot
Auburn. New York. have hroivht snit
for 100000 in the United states court
against Esterly 4 son. OF Whitewater,
Wisconsin. The attorneys Tor Osborne
LAIN tuat hs',rly ~ son sent out err
t ,ri,',;, w., ,'t cue, tnn, OsooIne was M
,umE'"s oi '"c "PP'eoy patents USED ny
''''"'
,,... - mo- " ,r,
cotton ~ tbr ney crnn ,sas aniS ~, ~
hnpy 9enrgin IN d,y inr D5iL can't ,,,,
pound II w.igh i az nnnnJs a pii
rInsscd M mi5j1iny n uas mel I,,,
Prinua w Jnnna - Rat.r con,,ty ~
nrr nr ry,r
hoo ,t,,.r. IT, 49, M. 40,
,,nn. .1 uI In, tn, ~! me State
the stnte wnr Jebt Th" hut haa n ",
other indebtedness OF any character not
covered 10y funds now in the treasury.
,ss,n.pn
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france.
WORSE, ~ NOT DEAD.

PANS, July 5-Frunce, in its second
edition, uys that Count de Chnmbord ia
dead. The lcgitimist chiefs have re-
criyed no telegr IN confirming this state
ment \ dispatch just received reports
the Count de Chambord worse.
\ Telegram received at 2 o'clock Fri
day morning sOld the Count de Cham
bord was informed yesterday u the arri-
val u the Orleans princes at Vienna and
he Immediately sent his secretary 10 see
them. The doctors have had another
consultation and remark noticeable
Improvement IN the counts condition
They believe the counts compliant IL d
you affection.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-06
EItOM AI-SIIN
Financial Aatters-A RumOred Base Ball
Difficulty
sr.clI T,I.grIn /" N, flI"Iner.

sYss.H Ts'sgrua n me ErnHiHsr.
AUSTIN, July o. Last night aud dur
INK the entire day steady and heavy
rain has been falling There are no in
dicatums Of clearing weather and not u
few predict an overflow, this being the
yrar according TO tradition for it 10
occur.
The collectors of jefferson and Cory,
ell counties settled to-day.
x-Comptrollcr Brown has not made
final settlement wl'h the state, nutwith.
standing nearly s.I months have cN-
PRED since be retired from office His
hardness to square mp with tine state IL
creating some talk anl may lead to nit
being brought against him in short
time
A rumor on the sire Is this evening Ia
the effect that the base bHllists hhl got
into row at Houston IN which Bud
Stewart was killed aud one or two o. Ia r-
dangerously wounded, created some eek,
ci'ement II could not be traced 10 d
reliable source
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-06
FROM HII.TON


A building and loan association IL to
be organized here very soon with CAP
itpl stock Of 100000 The gentlemen
who are at the head Of this enterprise
are men Of energy aud fine business,
capacity, aud the probabilities are that
success will crown their efforts.
The Fourth was celebrated in several
portions Of the county yesterday with
speeches, dances aud plcuics.
Your correspondent was al SaadO
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-06
ireland.


IANfLL on IIIslI INNU1IHIE5.
CuEK, July j.-Ihe spec h OF parnell.
az the banquet lat evening, In connection
with the Industrial exhibition, was nom
pplitcd in tone. tie believed the exhi-
bI'ion is - hopeful sign OF revival VI
Irish Industries
iNpErENpESCE DAY CELEBRATED
DrELIN, JAY I.--N. national meeting
wa held al Il last lust night To cclehr te
the declaration OF American independence
5 Xton, Bisgar and Su lytn sent letters OF
regret Rev Mr. Rylrt denounced the
lpr-.Icutanant at iceland, whose name he
said was more drtcstgd by the English
than that OF Carey.
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lialy


hiNF = n AAi'N tN'AlF.
DE-pEN. Ju'yj The King OF SaXnnv,
vino Is making tour, WIS yesterday
about 10 ascend In m elevator OF u iurtIry
which he was inspecting at Milan. when
the weight attached 10 the ear tell killing
the governor of the district, who was nc
complaining the King, and injuring the
supcrn'e ndcnt ut the factory, The King,
whn ha entered the elevator before the
accident happened, was much overcome
md AhAnlnMel bis tour.
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China.

TiIE FHENCH PROPOSALS. DECLINED.
LOSp1N, July "a Shanghai dispatch
-ays the Chinese commander has deli
Hilcly rejected, the French propose s,,ani re-
torrcd the French ambas. ador 10 the for
eign board at Pekin.
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TnOM WARRINGTON.


W\~HrSGruN, July 1T would seem
that the uycstig ition q the supervising
ARCHITECT = office has assumed more Hc-
rlOus form lllan was expected 10y de
Tense, for thus morning Il well known
lawyer, Enoch Iotteu, uppcarcd az
couusol Tor Hill, IN ndditllu to Thomas,
who defends h TIA Hill and Bartlett A
Robbins. Coleman introduced the cop,
II letter, dated january lgth, 1871,
from Hlll to Superintendent Oakeshott,
enclosing for certlllratiou Won hers for
extra iron work on the New York post
Office building amounting O S2GGGJ
Mr.. Wilbur was recalled Had placed
Illuminating thing in the Now York
post office and wus familiar with the
work performed by bartlett. Robbins ~
Go. Two muchmiHts were employed u
half day III reiittng the thing but the bill
charged twcnty-u ne aud uno.half duya
work. Coleman roHd from SuperIntcud.
ent Oak shots report rccOmmcudu-
ton that the above bill be d sHllow d,
because the sam work WIS charged Tor
m another voucher m u -cpurHtc item.
Papers connected with the coustruc.
tuu Of the heating apparatus in the Chi
cngo pOstoilico were cu'lcd Tor by Go e.
miu,
Iu'tou replied with an argument at.
tuckug the suilimrncy of the sixth
charge IN relation to the heating nppu
ra us.
Coleman rrImucd at some length.
Chairman New criticised tine prusecu.
tl0n for their failure Ia prepare the case
before the session.
Coleman replied that the defense held
all the essential paper.
James T.. Lowe, II the supervising
architects office, told how the plans fop
the heating apparatus were prepared
by persons not in the gov rnmcut EN-
/ llpy. In answer to an inquiry from
he chairman, Coleman said hc believed
, the prosecution could close the cas-,
next week
Thomas said the defense would con
sumo but three days.
Chairman New ricd 10 secure prom
/ isc from counsel TINT they would con
/ Guide next week, hnt Coleman refuse,
/ 10 make such an arrangement,
HryESur pEc sIoN.
/ WAsuISuoH, July j,-Thc uttorno
/ general gave Hs an opinion to the sccrc
tnry Of the Treasury that the yportatlur
/ NJ bonded whisky 10 Bermuda, with
view q it's relmpprtntiou Tor the purpos,
:
/ oil eVnhlhR or dtihyihR inFrS TX NOT al
/ ilnpoft"'l"h W'th'h the meaning "i TN
law
/ 'N''fE NMI"HA 49,
" '7HlN"i"n. 3luS DE- .N'"lu'r ln',
,"', n's n'',,l' ~ ,y 'g"s"tt u,lai,
,,,,t ", , ~, '''..l'
o,aI ,'. '.' ,,,,. .,o Iii "ii,,, =,
Vi,i.,nnJ,,,l ,r,i,nJ ~, w." ,,G' a,
.cycr ,,.,',,.r i,,,,,i,,r,,,,s NJ, hn.ri ria,
were InY6ci at Co.tIr 1,nri'nt md IN
.tram.llp soon after departed on he
regular trim. The question TO be- dc
clicI is AZ 10 the disp6.Hiou To Dr. made O.
the paup Immigrants whether to sen
them back 10 their own country by AN
other vessel or allow them to remain i
this country.
THE LOTTERY QUESTION
WA-mvGruS. july 5.-Ihe posr
mu.tnr.prurr,L to-day hoard nryl
~ "'9 ''''l',. "" ,',' nE'' a,',,i
"' Nn3 'u'y p"n' "''t
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Eaypt


ALEXANDRIA, July 5-Later reports
from SamanOud SAYS that sixteen deaths
at that place from Cholera occurred dur
ing the twentv-tOur hours ending az S a.
m. Two OF the cases occurred among the
soldiers forming the Gordon around the
place.
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FROH-poRF, July 5.-Vannutcli, pspal
nuncrs At Vienna, has visited the count
de Chamhorl and conveyed the blessing
Of the pope to the d, ing man.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-06

Gen. Phil Sheridan is the Minneapolis
Tribunes candidate for 1884.
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TIE OI.D WORLD.
Sudden Death of the Duke of Marlborough,

LONDON, July 5.--The Duke Of Mari
borough 63 years old, was found dead
ON the ito r Of his room this morning.
The cause was card syncnpc. Death
was very unexpected. II was slightly
lndisposcd yesterdny, but dincd with hia
family Mt the usual hour and retired APP
pnrently well
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Dr. a. Page tu-hmOre, o., SAYS; 81
have prescribed Browns Iron Bittcrs 10
several Instances, and In each case obtained
good results, 80 2-llw'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-06

LuNnON, July 5.-r Ten thousand iron
wurkcr-, ut NtillrL,hirc, whp are ON a
,trikr, today, With. h nners, m .rchcd tn
bridgeport, | iitun ami MoNl,y and en-
tered he iron works at those places and
quonchod the lire, in the furnaces, tia
stopping work. The force of policemen
on hand was powcrlCss to prevent the ag-
ton OF strikers.
mn AMERICAN UnLEMEN.
IONpuN, July j.-l'hr American rifle
men vii bc allowed to use the wind gnug,,
only in the International match At VIM
blcdOn.
rug 7urH CANAL.
LoNDuN, July Tie Sucz canal CON-
puny announces that In case Oi an agree
incnt being made with the British gov
crnment In regard to matters concerning
the new canal, the son OF DtI.es.eps will,
at the request OF the Blush ministry
strt Tor London TO definitely conclude
arrangements iOr the prosecution OF the
work
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-06

LoNpoN, July 9TH Queen has sent
n t,leg aph dispatch to the mayor Of
Clasguw expressing sympathy with those
who lost friends by the capsiaing Of the
stcnmcr Daphne. Two attempt, we're
made to raise the Daphne but uusuc-
caBsiuly.
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was never intended by the organizers OF
the knights Of Labor aud that it's ma
chiuery had been found defective in this
respect. A call for national conveu.
non VIII hkelN be laanel -hnrIlY