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descending successfully toward the south, are
the most direct consequences of these migrs-
tions. Bot before the arrival Of these Amer
leans other men occupied the American con-
tiuent for considerable lime: the E.qui-
maux in the north, the Boiocudos and Pats-
gonians in the south, may we'll be the repre-
sentatives of this race, crowded bsck, like the
Bafques and FInDs in our own cootinent, BY
couqueriDg strangers. We do not seek 10
conceal how precarious these hypothesis still
are, and what need there il for confirm alton
Of the proofs We possess. After long and
pAiien; Iabors we must end in the words OF
the American s1paat, The New World is &
great mystery'D
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low-!ever in Nsw Orleans, ard New York b I
helped TO circulate them. The L0uisvi {
Courier journal says: "Private telegrsms c
New Orleans brought replies from the mo
Trustworthy souIc,s that the city was entire y
free from the disease. All such runners e
originated to influence the markets. The
pro'pec's for healthy summer in the SOU
were never better"
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BasebaIl.

DETROIT, July IA -Delroitr, 5; Bostous, 2
ST. LOUIS, July 14-St. Loui', s; Colun
bus, Z.
BUFFALO, July 14.-New Yorks, IL; Bnf
fsloes, s.
CHICAGO July 14.-Chicagos, 4; Prov
deuces, 3
PrrTsBuRe, July 14.-Athletics, 8; Ale
ghenys, 2.
CINCINNATI, July l4-Cincinnatis 8
Eclipses, 8
CLEVELAND, July 14.-Clevelaods, 8; Pnil
adrlphias, 2.
FoRr WAYNE. July 14.-Fort Waynes,
Bay CITY, IL
BALrIMoRE, July 14.-Blltimofes, 8; Ne
iropolitaus, 2.
BALrrMoRE. July 14.-Bal,imores, 5; Nc
tropolitanr, 2.
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TeIexraphers In Council.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July "A About fer
ty telegraph OF orators met at Thirteenth and
Arcn streets, to discuss the condition OF the
trade. There we're persons present from New
York, Brooklyn, Pittsburg, Chicago, B.lti-
more and Washington. Considerable dissst-
isfaction was expressed with recen, rules
adopted by the Western Union Company
with reference 10 night operator. A
dispatch was received from New York
which stated that during the day
several lsdy operators in the main ofice
had had their salaries advanced SIS per
month by the Western Union Company. The
msetiog was an enthusiastic one, but Its de.
liberatious being secret it could not be sscer
tanned what sosion, if any, had been taken
in relation 10 formal presentation of the
grievances OF the men to The officers of the
company.
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Dreams Taken In, R..utsv.

uneducated men, from the savage to the
peasant, remain more or less in tn AT childlike
state OF mind where the dis.incsion between
dreams and real events is rot yet perfectly
made; dreams seem 10 Be visits from phantom
souls oi e;hers coming 10 the sissper, or e1-
from his body. The state OF nrimit;ye
thought in which psychology .hus grovs ont
Of the phenomena OF dreams has nsrh :.
never been better displayed than in . r.c.p,
account BY Mr.. Thurn, in the Jo,u.-y ~ II.
Anthrcpoiogica Easituts, OF his Indis. -,
man in British Guiana. Oae morning !.
young Aaeos was % enraged sxainus h;n,
that he refused 10 stir, declarise D.. ~. ~.
master, without consideration for kis r..S -
health, had taken him out IN the niehs ! -
made him drag the eanoc up ssri6s & 80. -
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Condition of the Na,IonaI Treasury.

WAsHINaToN, July I4.-Condiiion Of the
Treasury to-day: Gold coin aod bullion
Sla9 aS5 9l5; silver dollar. and bullion
Sll6, ,49S, ,70l; fractional silver coin, S2s, 1873,
$50; UoIted Safes notes, S54, ,762, ,569; 10 al
1895, ,790 Sal. Certificates ou standing, gold
S62, ,207 $50; silver, S73,156,6l1. Currency
| Sl2,770.000.
Information has been received at the
Treasury Department that filled" $50 goll
pieces haye appeared in Tennessee and othei
! parts South.
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TASrAH, which is an Egyptian chy in c
which cholera has this week obtained e..
trance, is the center cf the Egyptian rsilW )
system, and is a place of considerable in.
p)rtance lying between the Rosetta snd
ID ,mietta branches OF the Nile, little ov
one third Of the way from either AlexandI i
or Damistts to Cairo. Zfteh and Shirb /
are also among the p aces attacked in ado :
lion to DlnieiIa, Mabsurah aod Sam Inou !
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THE New York Bulletin remarks: "Tbe
several bjsrds of health at Iha gulf ppr's
we noic", are having their u;ual summer
wrangle abou. The ysllo The Misj
sippi State B 'srd has ooe very clear idea al
lesst about the pestileucs, and that is th
New Orleans is The center of contagiou."
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IP Memphis is the importsnt city she,
with good right, hold hersvlf 10 be, deeds
must be added to word. As an important
city on the bank Of the Mississippi river
Memphis should take a prominent part in
all proceedings connected with river i'm
provemeAtr. The dispatches concerning the
recent St. Louis Convention contain no
name Of representative from this city, and
while names from such places as Winons.
Mion, Wichts, X, and C1uucil Bluff, Ia,
had representatives. 10 the permanent organ
izltiop, no representative is reported for
Memphis. 1t is quite time Memphis as
serted her claims. They ought not 10 be
ouarlnoked
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ANOTHER HEAVY STORM.

A very heavy rain.storm visited this city
shortly after o'clock this afternoon, con.
linuing about an hour, during wich time two
and three quarters inches of rain fell Many
cellars were flooded and several houses struck
by lightning. The damsgeis roughly eslir
mated a, $4,000. 1t is reported that the storm
dette.
Later ,,er information from Wyandotle
Indie stes hat the storm there this afterD oon
was less serious than frat reported, being
confined 10 hoojiug OF cellars in the town.
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Iautsvt,Is ExposItIop.

LOUISVILLE, KY. July 14.-Arrangemeni'
have been made with the Memphis and Lit.
tie Rock, Little Rock and Fort Smith, and
with all railroads centeripg IN Houston
Tex, for reduced rates to the Southern Ell
position from all points in Texas and adjs
cent territory. Arrangements are making tc
give very elaborate display OF fancy liFt
stock here during the exposition CitiZeni
are subscribing $4,000 for this purpose.
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In their visits among the dwellings OF the
poor, the New York physicians employed by
the city found families Of untiring Industry,
children from six and seVen years old aid
ing; work beginning at daybresk and con
tinliug until 10 and IL o'clock at night
Aud here, toe, was found the oppression o
capital, the heartiess, cruel grinding ot th'
faces OF the poor" The rents which thes'
unfortunate people pay are simply ontrsge-
ou., So a month for the room and half OF
the first aoor, Aad &c on the top ho'r Al
this rate the income from the two building'
on each lot, the buildings eotiing together
MT more tn an $4,000, is not less than s.l5oi
= yesr. 1t is wrongs Of this kind that cresl'
communism
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Malta shoss that hatever Efforts may Il
made those efforts are not con6ning the +
ease 10 Egyp'. Evidently thsre is csu.e
the utmost wa'chtulne.s everywhere; mere
assertions and bosss of ability 10 prevent j
entering this or that country amount 4
nothing. A strict, perseveriDg, uniir {
quarantine is the only thing from wbi
safely may b. hoped for.
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A PERFECT rage exists 10 New YORK and
other cities for putting up very high buiIC-
ings. This greatly extends the risk from
FIRE, aud in Chicago the insurers incress, the
rate 10 proportion TO the number of stories.
An extension Of This will "squelch" the eight
and ten alorY plan.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John W. Keel TO Sam Scheibler, 14S1 fett
square on the northwest corner of Third
street and the alley between Keel & L1oney,
1900.
Mrr. Virginia NJ, Ssnderlin to L o. San
derlip. thrte and three. quarter acres in Sew
enih District, $500 and pay off trust on land
conveyed.
jos. P. Brown and wife TO Wilbur F. Boyle,
administrator of d. A. Jsnu ry, lots 4, 5 and
6. block 2, sni lots II, II, 13 and IA, block
4, Brown & Longs subdivision, $500.
Jnlia G. January AMI A. Derrick, BY ad-
mlnisirsior, same as above, $1,000.
TEUsr DIED.
MIRA Mary Smith to Chas. Gre svsner, true.
tee for ClerkR Building and Loan Associa.
ton, 744x106 feet on The northwest corner oi
Third and Monroe sireets,S12OO
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Monmouth Park Races

NEW YORK, July 14.-MoDmoutb Parl
races.
First Raee.-Mile ard quarter. King Lik
won; P'role second, Fair Count third
Tlme-2:l2
Stcond Roce.-Twoyear olds, three-quar
ters Of mile. Nonage WOO; Equipois
second, Lso third. Time-1 :164.
Third RGce.-Miie and quarter. Z Icli,
won; Carnation second, Rsnegsds third
Time-2:l2.
French pools paid $3.50
Fourth RGce.-Ole mile. Duplex won
Brad second, Sweet Aune third. Time
:434.
Fifth Rdce.-Mile and one-eighih. Msjo
Hughes won; Antrim second, Nimrod third
Nimrod was given first place on a claim o
foul, and Dan K. second. Time-l SO!
Freuch pools paid Sll0.
Sigth Rcce. = Hand cap S.eeple Chase. ful
course. Ranger won; Hilsrity second, Ball
third. Tine-6 20.
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NEW YORK, July 14.-There was a good
attendance, splendid track and fair weather.
First Raee.-Three-year ods, one mile
Hattie N. won; Correct second, Disdain
third. Time-1 :46.
Second Rdce.-One mile and a quarter
Matte Rapture won; Lo'd EdSsrd second
Edwin third. T,me-2:l64.
1hid Raee.-ThreG-yea O d., miie and g
quarter. Glsnailea won; B1ccacio eecoud
Tenuyson third. Time-2:l3I.
Fourth RGcs Mile and one eighth. Ar
fenic won; Fair Barbarian second, Man.
damus third.
Fifth Race Three fourths OF a mile
Kuieht Templar won; Meduss second
Time-1:16.
Sirth Raee.-S:eeple Chae, short course.
Tonawsnda won; Abraham second, Imelds
third. Tine-2:463.
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fFon hospital. sCoroner's inquest.

" fVH HosPHEhl. ~CUfUuef ) lnquest.
s Di<ikibpiion OF Deaths by Wards-First
s; second, %; third, O; fourth, O.; fifth, s.
sixth, 2; seventh, 2; eighth, o; ninth, Il
teafh, 5. City hospital, 4. Still born, 8
White, 8; colored, Is. Total, 90.
Mortality report foE same week last year
White. 4; colored, To- Total, %.
J. Il. PURNELL, N. D..
Secretary Board Of Heal,h.
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IHE English government propose to lend
s4O,OOO,OO0, at three and half per cent,
toward the construc.ion.of the new Suez
canal, to be repaid in fifty years. The Frsroh
have the business management Of the present
canal, but ultimately il will belong TO Egypt.
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er1x..YtrhI a, Rrtxhtan Reaeh.

Brighton BEACH, n. Y. July IA
prize-6ght took place this morning between
Gallagher, Of England, and Paddy Murphy,
of New York. Eighteen rounds, lasting one
hour, we're fought. At the ind of the last
round both men showed evidence of terrible
punishment, being too exhausted TO come to
the scratch again, and the fight was declared
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Friday. storm a, beading. Pa

READING, July 14-Lsst nights storm
was the heaviest known for yesrs in this sec
ton. Fences were leveled, trees uproCted
| and stripped OF fruit, aud many iel6s washed
| out. In The lower part of the county The
| storm was sccomp inied by hail.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, July 14.-O.ts frmer, As
@4Sc. Pork dull and lower, S14 so. Lard
lower; tierce, 9ic; keg, 9Ac. Bulk meats lower
shoulders, 64S6tc; clear rib and long clear,
st@s4c- Aolssses dull; iermen ntipg and CEN
trifugal, 20@26e. Exchange steady.
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SPORTING RECORD.
First Day Of the Chicago Summer Trot-
ting Meeting-Big Purses, but No
Extraordinary Time.
Racing at Brighton Beach and Monmouth
Park-Feather-Weight Prize.
Fight-Baseball.

NEW York, July 14.-A prize fight oc
CURED at Fort Hamilton this morning be
tween Harry Streets, of New York, and Nor.
ris Murphy, of England, two feather
weights. Seven hard rounds were fought
Streets wss declared the victor. The fght
was with hard gloves for purse of $500.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

HAyRE, July I4-Arrived; Canada, New
YoIk.
MovILLE, July 14-Arrived: Scandinavia,
New YORK
NEw YORK, July 14-Arrived: Silesia,
Hamburg
NEW ORLEANS. July 14.-Arrived: Chsl-
mette. New YORK. Cleared: Lone star, New York;
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Kemp,on PARK suiy Handicap

LONDON, July l4-The race Tor the Kemp
ton Park July handicap to-day was won by
the Duke of Westmipster's colt, Whipperin;
Cumberland's colt Cheveley Qate Pastry
Cook second, Col. Forrester's POSTMASTER
third. There were seventeen starters, includ-
ing j. &. Keens's Golden Gate and Lord
Rose emore's (formeriy Lorillard's) PAssaic.
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Rosadalis is a sovereign remedy for all
diseases of the blood. 1t has equal for the
OF nervous disorders, Read this Certificate:
would like to bear testimony TO the merits oi
RosADALIs by saying that some eight years ago
was totally prostrated, and eould get no relief
tfom our family physician. but alter taking sne
bottle of RoSADALIS l became entirely restored 10
health. now weigh lis pounds, but when ! frst
took your medicine weighed only 1S0 cheer
fully recommend Ii to all, and especially to those
afflicted with nervous debility.
MRS A. A. MARoN, Baltimore Nd.
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Burs.d TO Death.

CocKAroo, MINI, July 14.-Fire was dis.
covered 10 the hotel at this place early Sun
day morning. The house eontaineo thirty
railroad hands and other guests. Three
men were burned to death. Three-fourths
of the town, me- silly the businels portion, was
destroyed. Loss, $4,000.
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The storm in Norrnern uissouri.

KANSAS Cry, July 1.-THE storm oi
yesterday seems to have been genera,
throughout Northern Missouri, and appeara
to have been high wind blowing straight
rather than a tornsdo. AT various points on
the Hannibal road for over 100 miles east itf
effects were felt, mall bulldogs being blown
down and larger ones damaged. Tue tree;
were stripped OF branches ami the crops coE-
siderabIy injured.
In the vicinity OF Wyaudotte, Ks, the
fruit trees suffer, seriously and fences we're
destroyed. Much alarm was felt in this city
owirg TO threatening ciouds, but the stor II
passed without fdrtuer injury than blowing
few sigos about. As far as known ther,
were but few persons seriously hurt by The
oil
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WIaeIss's prophecy as 10 the destructive
weather influences that were to prevail in
1888 still hold. Floods, winds and lightning
continue TO plsgue the earth and to make
yictims of human beings
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=a9fcIALs have destroyed 1900 dogs at
seSew York this seasop. Chemistry has found
many valuable uses for what bad been
considered refuse matier, but it has failed
to extend It's inv,s,ig ations so as to discover
some valuable property 10 the dog as refuse
mailer
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LITTLE ROCK, ARK, July l4.-The two
Iron Mountain railroad trsin-robberr, who
escaped from Coal Hill mines, entered the
stocsade this morning apd surrendered.
They had been lost, wandered about the
9ooGs, and accidentally approaching the
stocksde became disheartened, and beiDg
nearly staTyeJ came in
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THE Cincinnati NeHs-Journal correctly
says: "The Republican party has come down
to single issne 10 national politics. The
party exists now solely for the protection Of
protection"
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ELKHART, July II "A terrific cyclons,
accompanied by hail, visited this SECTION this
afternoon, uprooting trees, blowing down
building, and doing immense damsgs 10
nrons
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TELEG RAMS
To be Had by Calling al the ONCE al the
Hours Mentioned.

List OF undeliyered kilograms remaining at
he Western Union Telegraph Office, 33 Mad
ison street. Office hours from to 1880
O'Clock a. "a. and from 6 to 9 p.m.:
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THE germs of disease are centralized by
S'ln'driiaH Nsrrins. Try it, 81 30.
a correspondent, Mr.. ST. Morgan,
my boy Of fits You can get it at drueeuss.
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EUREKA SPRINGS July l4.-A very heavy
| rain fell to-day, doing considerable damag ge
The railroad trestle foundation, four miles
| north, was washed away, aud trains sTe tenn
porarily delayed.
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1910.
INnICATIRNs

For Tennessee and The Ohio VALLEY, light
rains totOtOed by fair weather, south to uest viads
slight rise IN temperature, stationary or slight rise
in barometer.
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Returned 10 Peri=.

VIsssI, Suly l4.-Count de Paris ard
Other -Orleanists, who have been Bere since
Count de Chambord became seriously i'll,
have left for Parie.
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Memphis weekly Mortality Report.
Mortality report Tor the week ending Satur
dsv, July 14ih, at 6 o'clock p.m.:
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DEE.

ROs5-At Hickory Valley Tenn July Ii, 1888
JAMIE Ross, aged four years, son Of Duncan s. and
the late Kate Avent Ross.
Funeral will take place from the residence of @
W. Mscrae, No. $40 Adams street. this SUNDAY
morning at 10 o'c ock. Friends are invited to at
tend. Services blythe Rev. Mr. Mahon.
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xeirow.Fever ar Havana.

HAVANA, July 1.-The uumber of deaths
in this city the past week from yelIow-fever
was hfty-6ve.
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HNEslSI37kx2sI;fM

ST, MARY'S SCHOOL
No. 35s Poplar S.. Memphis, Tenn.
Felect Boarding and Day School for Young La.
of st. Mary. of the Episcopal Church Number Of
day pu lis limited to one hundred boarding pu-
pills To twenty-five. Seven thoroughly qualified
inst uctors. Teims-Board, tuition In English
Latin and Drawing, and books e30O peF an.
sam. For full information apply to
sigTFk IN CHARGV
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-22

ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
A Pressing Demand for Prohibition and
Woman Suffrage,

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, March 2l.--In the
Senate the first hall hour was devoted to
receiving petitions, large number OF
which were read, and almost every one
asked for a constitutional amendment eth
or for giving women the ballot or for
prohibition. Every member both in the
Senate and In the House was furnished
with copy OF the petitions, to which were
attached the names Of men and women IN
the State over q years Of age of the num-
Der Of tSenty-slx thousand, as
was stated by Senator Rice in the present
tation Of the petition from his constituents.
When the consideration OF Senator Clark's
motion to reconsider the vote whereby the
bill providing for administering an oath to
every schedule OF property by the assessor
was reached, a very interesting debate oc.
Cured on this question, Its opposers being
led by Senators Ainsworth and Condee,
while its supporters followed In the lead OF
Senators Stark and Merritt. The hours OF
two special orders We're consumed in this
discussion, and at II. 80 the veto to recon-
slider carried, and the bill was passed by 20
tot.
In the House Mr.. Litter presented pc.
tltlon representing $4,000 temperance peo-
pie. Amid excitement the House called on
to the presentation OF petitions. At least
200 200 people were represented In the pc
titions asking for constitutional amend
mcnt prohibiting the manufacture and sale
OF alcoholic drinks and for women = suf
frage. Mr.. Linegar's bill for raising tho
streets and levees In overlooked districts
was passed with the emergency clause.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-22
QUEEN VICTORIA.
Seriously Hurt by faII---Great Anxiety
Manifested.

NEW YORK, March Ala London spe-
cial says; The injuries received by the
Queen, saturday, by slipping upon the
stairs OF the Palace at Windsor, while de-
scending TO take her carriage for a ride,
now turn out TO be more serious than at
first supposed, and 1t 10 believed she will
be confined TO her room for some time.
AT the time OF the accident
Her Majesty and attendants
thought but little Of II. The Queen, after
returning to her room and making an ex
animation In order 10 ascertain the extent
OF her injuries, determined 20 carry out her
intention and take drive. On returning,
and when attempting TO leave the carriage,
she found she was unable TO do so, and had
TO be assisted by her attendants.
who found II necessary 10 carry her to her
room. Her Matesty's. physician were at
once summoned, and upon examination
found her knee to be badly swollen and in
famed. There Is much Ilneaslnass
throughout the city concerning her condi-
tion. Crowds stand about bulletin places
eagerly watching and asking for news.
The streets In many places are blocked
with crowds OF laboring people, who
have have knocked of work, in
The bulletin just posted announces that
CONSTANTLY ATTENDED
by full corps OF royal physicians. The
crowd surrounding the bulletin was 80
great that those In the rear could not make
II out, and demand for reader was
made. A man mounted a pile Of paving
stones and cried out the intelligence. When
the man motiOned to make his first utter
snce the entire crowd, which was almost
exclusively composed Of workingmen,
uncovered and were still. Tho bulletin
produced the most evident depression.
The bulletin announced that the knee upon
which Her Majesty fell has become greatly
swollen, and that every effort is being made
10 confne the swelling.
Al Up m. II was announced that the
Queens physicians have authorized the
statement to be made that Her Majesty is
In no immediate danger. The statement
is coupled with the information that
her Majesty may, however, be confined for
an indefinite time to come. 1t Is under
stood the Queen is suffering quite as much
from exhaustion In taking long ride after
she received her injury, for the purpose OF
disabusng the public mind Of all impress
sion that she was hurt, as that the conse-
quences Of the wound itself. This forti-
tude is the theme Of universal comment and
working people seem TO glory in talking
about what they call the "bravery Of the
Queen"