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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-19

Yesterdays " O'Clock Washington time,
me vast majority Of the telegnpblc cpefs.
tors Of the country went out on a strike.
Whether they acted wisely or not remains
10 be seen from the subsequent develop.
ments In the affair. Unless a speedy com
promise is effected or the strikers go back
TO work very soon, the commercial interests
of the country must suffer greatly. For
tunately, numbers OF the operators remain
at their posts and outsiders doubtless In
large numbers are ready TO go to work, so
that only partial paralysis of business
will result. Tho dispatches this morning
tell us that tho news will be looked after
first, so that we will be able to present
even during this strike the principal
items of public interest. but until the force
in the Western Union Offices is again as
large as it has been up to this time, we can
not, of course, receive or publish the same
amount of news that we have been giving
the public up to the present. Any falling
off in our Geographic news this mornings,
of course, attributable to the strike, and
the public must appreciate this TACT. AS
to the strike and it's causes, we have but
little to.sa So long as there are employ
ers and employees differences between them
NAV he eypected and strikes will occur. In
the present instance the mpanies have
right to set their prices and get
men : as Il cheaply as they can
and their operators have an equal right to
get all they can for their labor, and to step
down and out if their prices are not given
them. It. is plain matter of business on
| both sides, There is no matter OF right or
wrong in the case. 1t is simply aquestion
/ OF whether the Western Union and other
companies will pay the strikers what they
ask. or fill their places with others, or COM
promise with the Old men. What Tue r.
suit will be will doubtless take several
days to determine. We publish
this morning the circular issued
by the Telegraphers Brotherhood, giving
the strikers side of the question, the de-
mands made which the refusal to accede to
caused them to walk out of their offices.
The company's showing in the premises
appea red in yesterday morning paper The
HERALD has only. to wish that the uE-
pleasant disagreement may soon be termi-
mated in some manner satisfactory to all
parties that the vast business of the Wes-
tern Union and the vast and varied inter-
ests depending so extensively upon its dali
! ly service may resume their natural and
ordinary channels.
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AF,n..p-aupar.a Foss v.s.rf.lI.

A recent discovery on the bead Of the
CouIitz river established the fsct thsi
Washington Territory can nov boasi q The
ersBdsst waterfall IN the kBovn world. IL
height being / .500isst. The Eookssck In
alan. ssssrt positively that waterfalls higher
tbsn The tales fr. pine or cedar trees are
a. \. fouud IN The extreme beadvntsrs Of
Vo-f-rrk rf-rr n this courty. Az tbst
s-rtiun ffhs crurty bss never yet besr "a
Al ,r-f bv the uhite msn. thers 4 % eood
- ss1r n druofinE the sfsternent frorn
fhs c1rnparison gwen b. tns Irdirns thfse
f1ls ruust - 60 less 50 49, n btirt't.
rhie- would lay cver tbs faDous trcqus-
ME Fails. a kim courtJs y e. go -
f-sf.-f Wyoning Eevells-
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A Kick Made by The Virginia Repnb'
licans.
Brooklyn Warehouses and Two Barges
Burning.
Highly Satisfactory Harvest Reports
From Prussia.
Other Specially Interesting Matter.
The Turf

The Turf
CHICAGO, July 19.-The fifth day oil the
summer trotting meeting furnished rare
spsrt. Weather warm, track unusually
fast, contests close and exciting. The aver,
ace time made was never before equa,,eu
for any one day at any place.
Exclusive of one jog around the track, Inc
eight heats were trotted and paced at an
average OF little less than ZIG La. Inc
average of the four trotting beats was better
than 2:lS 3 4; the average OF the four pacing
heats better than 2:13 ga. The sensational
event of the day was he meeting between
the famous New York gelding, MsJolica,
and the great Wisconsin stallion, Pha!lor,
in which the latter was victorious. Inc
following is a brief outline of the racings:
Purse So 500 for the three minute class;
$500 extra to beat OBS. Majol ca was a
strong fayorite against the field on strength,
haying trot,ed in 2l7 in his first race. Ma
iolica won first heat without urging
In scoring for the second heat the Judge
gave the word "go" and by q mistake
sounded the. recall bell a. a.
the same time; . al ;o. came aro naGs
and given the beat under the rules, the
others being allowed to start again, Inc
third heat trotted at once, MaJolica
went away fast and was seven lengths IN
front IF Phalar at the one-half mile post:
Then Phallor began trotting very fast, and
oyerhanled Leader at the three.quarter
post and trotted him to more"
Purse So sou for 2:20 PAGERS, SOU extra
to beat 2:l4; Richball, iayoritee, won IN
straight heats, Bessie M. being gni the
in each. Summary Richball. l.; 1, l; Bessie
NJ, 2, 2, 2; Westmont. 8 8; Lone Jack,
3. distapced. Time-2:l3 3-4, 2:l6 IA 2:l3.
Johnston's Phenomenal, the PAGER,
came out between heats OF
the trotting race and went a mile
for purse OF So, 600, to beat the best pacing
time. Oil "a, made by Little Brown jug at
Hartford in 1881. He went to guar
ter in 80 IL, to half in l:U5 ~ TO
three. quarters. 1888, and full mile, al 90
Just equal to the best time, but not winning
The mile was done without skip. b.;
was logged slowly ARC aroun "a the
stakes in his match of 81 ,G0o each T
against Clingstone; no time. Rlcebail.
winner of to days pacing race. was bought
before the race by Frank Sherwood, secre-
tary of Gainesville Texas, driving associa-
ton, and one or two others persons for
81 500.
Summary-Jane ]. Case, Racine, enters
bay horse Phallor-2,2 2, l, l J.. John Mnr-
ply, New York, enters bay gelding MAJ lca
Il, /, 2. 2. !. J; D Ogden, p,ttsburg'
enters bay gelding F,lix-3. 8, 3, 2, 3; w.
Fl. Saunders, Clyde, New York. enters bay
gelding Index-4, A. 4, 4 A. Time-ElI,
Al, 2:16 10, 2:2O, 2;21 IA.
The Chicago Driving park has arranged q
race for purse of 81 600, TO be trotted sat
urdsy, between St. Julien, Edwin Thorn
and Fanny Witherspoon.
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If TnDEs were at deaths door and the
president of the Nation, the interest in and
repor Is of his health could not seemingly
be greater than they are at present. In
view of the sage's positive and reiterated
declarations that under no circumstances
could he be induced to enter an 'ther con
test for the presidency, all this ridiculous
discussion of his health and strength, OF no
practical or present interest to any one
must be as amusing to Mr., TnDEN as 1t is
yalueless to the public. The next nominee
of the democracy will needs be young,
brilliant and vigorous champion, and the
old men will have to stand out OF the rush
ing tide,
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REPRESENTATIVES, of the HERALD are
again in the field gathering materials for
the publication of our annual September
edition We purpose making the Septem'
Der edition of 1888, superior to all preceding
ones both IN the completeness and quality
and quantity of matter as well as IN gen.
sral finish and typographical work. 1t
will be an edition OF 100, 900 copies or over
and will be distributed throughout the
limited States, Canada and Europe. AS an
advertising medium, it will never have
been surpassed in the southwest; while ass
wade mecum, a thorough ana exhaustive
of Texas, her climate, solls'
interests and progress. it will be perfect
Advertisers every where and the public
generally. interested in Texas will be
unable to find in any other publication a
means better calculated to meet their de-
mands than.the HERALD Semptember edi'
ton of 1893. Those desiring space or the
insertion OF advertisements in this edition,
will plesse send in their matter at the earli-
est possible moment, as much time will be
REQUIRED in the grouping and arrangement
of such a large amount of matter.
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Tbs New York Mall and Express, refer
ring TO a wise and timely order from Posi-
nAsrER-GESERAL GRESHAM, which many
route agents and postmasters as yet seem
TO have overlooked. says: IAN order OF the
postal authorities, directing that more 81.
tention be given to the prompt delivery Of
newspapers in the mails, will be regarded
with general satisfaction. 1t is proper that
letters should be given the preference in
the dispatch Of postal matter, but It Is pos
sible 10 shorten the time Of delivery of
newspapers. In fact, delays can be OBJ
waited in the dispatch Of both newspapers
and letters, and that result is desired quite
AZ much as the reduction Of postal rates"
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liz Kansas City and Jefferson City, Mis-
souri,, last Sunday the blue laws were en-
forced, not only in sririt but to the letter,
owing to the energetic efforts of the saloon
keepers. These gentry. having been COM
PEELED to close up their bars, organized and
watched every man, woman and child in
the cities named who carried on anything
like business during the day. 80 as to be
prepared to furnish the prosecuting attor-
new with evidence of all kinds of violations
of the Sunday law. Their object was to
render the law as obnoxious as possible,
and the scheme worked pretty we'll.
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o.Ior-so CITY cuIIinrs.

ooroR,D DO err, July ie.-Tspeclsi-l-Cs
waller. . German shoemaker, recently ar
rived here, shielded here to-day sthis room
A fhs Plsntsrs' house BY shooting bins !
In The left breast with pistol. lie nveo
onlr 4 half hour. and during that time SAID
he was anxious 70 die. because be hsd oee9
rel 4 long time and thought be would
AVS Isss hour this afternoon The city vac
startled By the report tbst Ms. Clsr
Collins, aged le year. VS. sccoensssy
rhrf bv ore % Der young lsol
sr5snds' A crowd quickly collected aDo
found the parents Of ths unfortunste yo1,nf
Irdr nearly distracted with grisf, and ne
-igrlv ebbine swxy from the bsrrible
Wound In Der bead. .--.,.-.. .
M Collins II superiDteDoent o. blilott
Rn.ss lumber Tar6s. and i highly respeci-
=, s1- for tie sweet rsflrosd srrired At
II o'clnck this evsDiDK-
eir,oe re recent rxiDs here i an sovsnef
- fIs c-ffls market. aud shipping VII b
in II onos.
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THE hardness in appearance OF this issue
of the WEEKLY HERALD was caused by a
breakage OF the press. Having been pre-
yiously subjected to several similar annoy
ances the HERALD had ordered maghih'
cent double-cylinder Hoe press, which hau
arrived and was in process of erection az
the time OF the accident. In future suo-
scribers may depend upon the regular ap'
pearauce of the paper on the day oil puoi'
cation, printed, cut, folded and pasted IN
the highest style of the art.
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New York, July 10 "A large lire is now
raging on the Brooklyn side Of East river,
aud il is believed to be in Harbeck's store
houses. Two barbs have been towed into
East river by tugs, but both are burning
furiously and 1t looks as II they would have
to be scut.led or burned to the waters
LATER 1t Is now learned that the fire
is Ia Harbeck's stores. and that Two sheds,
with contents, have been destroyed. The
barges are laden with cotton seed oil, paints
and general merchandise. The surround
ing shipping is In danger.
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Central Republican Committee.

RICHMOND, VA, July l9.-The state CEN
tr republican committee elected John l
Dezendorf chairman, vice ]. Corcoran re-
signed. A resolution to endorse Dezendorf
and condemn the national administration
for throwing its influence against the re-
publican candidate at the instance Of the
bosses of the readjusier party was adopted.
The resolution declared James g. Blaine
as the choice of the republicans Of Virginia
for nresidont
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other News Notes Of Interest

! NEW YORK, July 19,-[Special. Gov
ernments unchanged.
Railroads, dull and lower.
Texas & Pacific Rio Grande Division,
9S IL.
St. Louis Iron Mountain G. Southern, SIS
76.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas mortgages, 80.
Missouri, Kansas e. Texas consols, 1.9O.
Stocks excited.
Missouri Pacific, 90 1-8.
Texas & Pacific, 80 5.S.
Cotton steady; spots unchanged: total
sales, 80, 500 bales; Galveston arrivals, 1S9;
futures points higher.
Coffee firm; IA; sales 33 500; futures 10
points lower.
The telegraph strike will probably be un-
successful. Everything is excited here
about The results. The Associated Press
promises to transmit special news.
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Washington Walls.

WASHINGTON, July 10 The president ap
pointed John G. McCullum, of San Fran :
cisco, agent the Indian mission agency OF
of California. vice Samuel Lawson resigned
A telegram received at the department OF
state to-day from Campbell. United States
consul at Monterey, dated Laredo, Texas,
confirms the press report of the assault
upon Shaw, while acting consul at Monte
rev.
The exports of provisions. tallow and
dairy products. for six months ended June
10, 1888 are 1852 SIS 437, against S5,O7S 100,
same time in 1882; exports for PROVISIONS
and talIow for eight months ended June 81
1888, S65 Os6 $50, against s65,l74, JIG, same
time in 1882,
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ST.. LOUIS, July Is.-M. W. Wilkinson, q
weIl.to-do and highly respected farmer liv-
ing near Elsberry, Lincoln county, IN this
state. was asssssiDsted Tuesday night last,
nv some unknown person. who entered bis
house aud shot him with double-barreled
shotgun while asleep. One thousand ool-
lars reward 10 offered for the arrest OF the
ASSASSIN.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

Are the greatest medicines on earIh.
W. ADAMS, Newark, o.
The half has not been told as to their curative
powers. c. A WILLIAMS, Providence.
They cure in every case.
H, W. BRoCKwAY. M. D., Franklin N. ii
NV friends know how ! suffered from Salt
Rheum mill cured by them
Mrs. A. R. BROWN, Maiden.
Cured me of Scrofulous Hunor of thirteen
years duration.
i.uticura Rem. dies at all druggists. Price;
Cuticura. so cents; Resolvent, 1; Soap, 25 cts.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston
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THE beauty and excellence of the jury
system have again been strikingly Illus
trated in Missouri. The st. Louis Repub-
iIcan tells Of a case where the murderer In
an unprovoked murder was indicted as
principal and man who was friend OF
the slayer and standing by him when be
shot down his victim, was indicted as &C
.ces.ory. The accessory was first brought
70 trial and sentenced TO ten years In the
penSentisry. and the principal was after
wards acquitted. Such cases are apt 70
deepen and widen the contempt that has
been Of late 90 rapidly growing for the
whole jury system. To cay that q man Is
guilty 81 accessory TO crime that smother
-;urv declares was never committed, h the
yery perfection Of imperfection and absurd
Nv IN the Jury system, and yet this is only
one among many such instances The
s.bulv.rK Of our libertiesr 10 gradually but
"a pst,utlybeconmig weaker and weaker.
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CrxcrxsArI, Jul, l9.-The journeyman
bricklayer's national convention adopted a
resolution directing the secretary 10 confer
with different unions with q view OF hav-
eight hours declared q days work IL
majority 80 determined. IL was also deter
mined 10 open correspondence with other
labor ORGANIZATIONS with view OF making
eight hours the general rule.
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Wv YoEE. July ls.-Govsrnn'suis lover
fur 60 ar,s ~. rsiivrys irr-Eulsrs sisiss
resdy. s,ocks n tbs ssriJ dsaiinEs vsfe e.
citss. Io-er ard oe-liriinr - y ~ actist
sfa-rs. 70 ] - - csIrt - sr'eria secu-i-
fiss u. d.rlifle uas O ~ r-ra-ts = N
srfits b. he tsleE-Hf.h op--s,ors as -
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{, =, THE saints in Utah might feplenish their
farem stocks without all the trouble and
expense Of going to Europe as missionaries
if they would take run up among the
Piegan Indians in Montana. A Chinaman
bought resdy.made family, consisting OF
sauaw and papoose. up there short while
since, for two sacks of musty aour. In
wholesale lots they might come cheaper
even than that. The squaws would make
M in quantity what they lacked in quality.
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Ottttct1ra.
Itching and Burning !
Itching and Burning !

ECZEMA, or Salt Pheum. with its agonizing
a warm bath with Cuticu Soap and single
application of Cuticura, the Great Skin Cure.
This repeated daily with two or three doses of
Cuticura Resolvent the new Blood Purifier, to
keep the blood cool, the perspiration pure and
uuirritating, the bowels open, the liver and aid
neys active, will speedily cure Eczema, letter,
Ringworm, Psoriasis, L.chep Pruritus. Scald
Head, Dandruff and every s, ecies of Itching
Scaly and Pimply Hnmors of The Scalp and
Skin, when the best physicians and all known
oil
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MoHuE, Ala. July ls.-Ths cotton
caterpillar has made general appearance
IN Ibis section. An examination Of crops
nesr the cIty shoTs the top lesves badly
rfddled. Plenty Of worms were IN sight
md vebbed M. The crop IL three weeks
Iste md worms In such numbers two weeks
earlv
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BaI1IN0EE, July 1s.-Bsltinorss, 10 Alb
lefics, Q.
CHIcaoo, July l9.-B0stons, q; Chicagos.
DrfrorT. July 1s.-ProvidsDos, Z; De-
BrTysio. July Is.-Phnssslphis. 5; Buf-
clrVrzsrn, yuly 1s.-Nsv TOrt, 9.
- Iorrs, July 1s.-CIndnnssi. q g.
I,ouis. -.
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An Oft Told Tale.

A young man OF Iowa City had $500,
the savings Of years. Influenced by the
example Of richer men, in an evil hour he
yielded to temptation. and took IDEAL in
lard. He won about $50. This was good
deal of money; more than he had saved
from three months work! How easy 1t was
to make money! 1t was fun! He "dealt"
again. The crash came. The saving of
years went like straw in the flood. Stun
ned by grief and almost unconscious Of
what had befallen him, he went home aud
sh 1T himself up to silent meditation Tor
twelve hours. The support of home was
gone and The promise OF E business succes
was nipped in the bud. It
was no consolation to him to
know that one of his friends had lost $10,-
OOO-[Inwa CITY Rem hliCen.
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AUSTIN, July DISQUALIFICATION
worms have appeared on Colorado cotton
plantations.
The lunatic asylum board had consult
tation this morning with the gas men,
with view of introducing gas into the
asvlum.
The sewer from the asylum Just compile
ted, will be inspected and tested tomorrow.
improvements are being made at the blind
asylum, which will increase its accommo-
datlons.
The recent contract letting the Rusk
state as the lease revoked by the legislature,
for the reason that the state will have TO
keep the buildings in repair out of the
$40. 600 profit. 1t was the very best the
board could do, however. The $4,000
bid of Handy 81 Allen for the entire con-
victs in the state was the old lease of Handy
& Cunningham, in different shape. The
board could not entertain it.
The governor is in receipt of letter from
the United States consul at Piedras Negras,
Mexico, saying that w. N. Belts, whose
home is near Waco, had been murdered in
construction camp on the Mexican Inter-
national railroad not far from Sabinas
river The murderers are supposed TO be
white men.
The governor pardoned O. G Hillebraud.
convicted of THEFT of cattle in Frio county
in 1882, and sentenced for two years, be-
cause the grand-jury and jury who
convicted, the district and county
attorney, and many good citizens say he is
an honest citizen and the evidence on
which he was convicted was circumstantial.
Charters filed: Weatherford Female in
stitutlon ana Belleville Social club.
Two hundred pension claims are filed in
the comptroller's office. and it is believed
that the humber will reach nearly 700.
Herman Schernerb, aged IS, suicided to-
day, taking morphine. Whisky lead to &C.
complish the act.
The Press club held a meeting this even
ing and elected J. Annoy Knox president,
and John T. Dickinson, secretary.
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Gainesville GIeanings


GAINESVILLE. July 19.-TSpecial. Yes
terday evening as Bat Bacon, q printer on
the Hesperiau, was going to supper he wa
accosted by r. V. II, editor of the indie
pendent. formerly district attorney, and re.
quested him to sign an instrument handed
to him. Upon perusal, Bacon refused to
sign, whereupon Bell drew cow-hids and
proceeded to use it. Bacon grabbed for q
stone, but was deferred by Bell drawing a
sixshooter and threatened to shoot unless
Bacon would submit to an unmerciful beat
ing, which he did. The instrument handed
to him is said to have contained retrac-
ton of an article published in the
Hesperian a few days ago
over the signature of Bacon, accusing Bell
of swindlng him out of $15 of wages as ser
giving him the lie to an article published
in the Independent touching upon his
(Bacoa's) honesty and integrity.
Last night two negroes, Bill Hall and
Tom Randolph, engaged In difficulty
which resulted in the stabbing of the lat
ter Hall ran off. after leaving the knife
sticking in the side OF his victim. and has
not yet been apprehended, although the,of-
ficers are keeping close watch for him.
The wound is serious, but not necessarily
dangerous.
To-day Mrs, Florence Hall drove out
calling, and while in the house If friend
the horse became frightened, broke loose
and ran off with the buggy, demolishing
il and almost running himself. II was
considerable loss, being one Of the finest
rigs in town.
The ball given at the Lindsay last
evening. In honor Of our lady visitors,
eclipsed by far other social events OF the
season. The terpsichorean was INDUCED In
till the "wee sms' hours Of the morn"
witt the home of his childhood in Georgia,
and expects to be gone about two weeks.
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:. Sanfords Radical Cure
~ !; (; Oh
~ throat and bronchial
tubes of offensive matter, sweeteps and purifes
the breath stops the cough and arrests the p o.
gress of Catarrh towards Consump ion. CON-
PLETE tt EATMBNT, W tn INHALER, IL. ASK for
SANFuRD's RADICAL CUsF.
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.Brfrssopt raia Ausua y, iss1,
GsrrsggsY Il .svs sold "woeDERrul
ldH1h N several on ny customers who used
Tor the cure " BLACK LEO ~ nylns
No or two doso1 Internally and applying II et'
IN, HUTOnfs6N
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THOUSANDs OF LETTERS

In our possession repeat this story: have been
n terrible sufferer for years with Blood and Skin
HUI uors have been Obliged to shun public
t, lacesby reason ofmy disfieurng humors have
had the best physicians; have spent hundreds
of dollars and got no real relief unti' used the
Cuticura Re NEEDLES. which have cured me- and
left my skin and bloc as ur. as child's.
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J. Young, who was charged with out.
raging Miss Hagg, had hearing
before Judge Hurt, OF the appellate
court, yesterday, on a writ Of habeas cor
pus, and was discharged.
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Prussian Harvest.
pr,oklayer,, Convention,

BERLIN, July I9.-The harvest in Prussia
promises well, especially In the northeast
am t,rovfncaa