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[ IST your property for sale and orders for
Il purchases with Geo. 81. Hazard, Real
Estate and Loan Agent, ITO East Third street,
ST Paul 20.
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FlVE(jENTS LINE
K4V4N4GH'S AUCTIONS.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIOY
IL i will sell at the residence of C. s.
Uline, Esq, 49l Mississippi street, near the cCr-
ner Pearl street, on Friday next, June Is, at 10
o'clock a. M, a large lot of household goods,
viz: Bedroom sets, parlor furniture, stoves,
carpets, etc. P. T. KAVANAGH,
1896 Auctioneer.
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Z OST-By poor woman on the steps of the
IL Cathedral, Sunday las, pocket book,
containing $40 bill and silver dollar. Who
ever Will return the same to the CLIQUE office
counting room, will be rewarded and will do a
charitable deed. 1896
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The household furniture Of C. S. Uline, Esq.
49l Mississippi street, viii be sold at auction
next Friday, June Is, at 10 o'clock a. m.
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dor SALE-Houses and lots on monthly
IL payments. A. Gotzian, 423 East Seventh
street. 1907
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Concerning Imported cigars,

OIEaTbs
Competent judges upon all sides declare the
Seal Skin Cigar to be equal if not superior to
the best imported cigars.
Warranted free from scent or flavor produced
by drugs. Beaupre, Koch q Co., Agents.
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IA ANTED-A situation to do dressmaking
w and plain sewing in private families.
Address or call at 201 Pearl street. 164-170
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The household furniture of C. S. UIine, Esq,
49l Mississippi street, will be sold at auction
next Friday, June Is, at 10 o'clock a. n.
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7 OST-Between Minneapolis and St Paul, on
~ Saturday, 9Th, a lady's cloth jacket, brown
silk lining. Return to 479 Pleasant avenue, St
Paul. and receive reward. 161-67
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] OST-A small bay Indian pony. White face
81 and white hind feet. Reward for his return
to J. LaFontise, West Kate street, Sixth ward,
across from lumber office. 1876
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NOR SALE-Good farming lands to trade for
IL personal property city property: E. s.
Norton, 1872 Jackson street. 1912
I OTIS and money to build on monthly pay
IL ments. Pioneer Building Society, $50
Jackson street. 1861
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE CHIEF SIeNAL OFYIoGB,
WASHINGTON, D. c., June II, 9:56 p. N.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
ti ne st all stations.
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LOST IND FOUND.

! OSI-On West Third street or Summit ave-
~ nue., TWO pictures OF baby, by Hester of
Chicago. Their return to the Daily Globe Office,
viii be rewarded. 1914
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FIVE UENTFS LINE
SITUATIONS WANTED.

w ANTED-By re find young lady situation
w in a store. Address A. c., this office
l64-i70
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE-By order OF the District
n Court of Ramsey county, Mimi, viii sell
at public auction, at the front door of the old
court house, in St. Paul, at 10 q. m, on Thurs
day, June II, 1888, all the book accounts, notes,
bills and chooses in action, now remaining in my
hands, and which part of the assets of the in
solvent estate OF Swain s ONiel. Alfred Du-
irene, assignee OF the estate of Swain & O'Niel.
1853 IE5
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.

WANTED Fifty girls of every nationality
w One housekeeper. l29 Eighth street, be-
tween Robert and Jackson. German Intelligence
office. 1874
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED rent or buy small show cast
w for cigars. Address G, IL, Globe.
1916
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II F. Observation-Disclosures and builder
lLs Sixth ward. st. Paul. "a
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FOR SHE.

EOR SALE-A good baby carriage. Price So:
II Inquire up stairs, over 81 West Third
street 1866
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Doom WITH BOARD-Nicely furnished
II room for gentleman aud wife, with board.
References exchanged. 337 Maria avenue. 1917
DIAPER HANGING-If you want good job
4 of paper hanging, send card to John J. VIII
liams, 178 Main street 1909
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E4FOR SALE-8est made Refrigerators, $40
j. Best Ice Chests. 81. Stees Brothers. 1863
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= 1AOAND1
Sergeant Signal Corps, q. s. 4.

WASHINGTON, June ID, l a. m.-Indica-
tions for the upper Mississippi and Mis-
souri, valleys: Clearing or fair weather,
northerly to northwesterly winds, station
airy or slight fall in temperature, rising,
followed in the northern portion by falling
barometer.
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w ANTED-Situation as book keeper or
w salesman, in the hardware business, four
teen years experience. Reference given, address
J. Mcdonald, GLOBE Office, Minneapolis, Mimi.
I63-169
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.

Bar. Their. Dsw Point. Wind. Weather.
29455 COS l7.2 NV Fair.
Amount of rainfall, O.; maximum Thermometer
$50: minimum thermometer, $50; daily range,
100.
River, observed height, 8 feet, inches; fall in
twenty-four hours, inches.
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WT ANTED AT ONCE-Twenty-fv girls tc
w Jew carpets. Auerbach, Finch & Van
Slyck 10 West Third street. 1876
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1871

u. II. NIEFLh, AuIllILI5IIdJOI.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
1871 Auctioneer.
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AUctIOneer, ~ East Third street.
WATSON & RICE, Agents, Gillian Block, cor
ner Fourth and Jackson streets 162-67
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-26

Rev j. X. Streets Adieu TO Orthodoxy
What whisky win Work Railway Dig.
nitnrIes In TrRnsit---A Possible Glue.
Waco. Aug. 5 Especial. .l-R'y. j. X.
Street, who was suspended from the minis
try at the last quarterly conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, south, upon
the charges of heresy, non.acceptability
and failure to perform the duties devolving
upon local minister, will avail himself OF
his diciplinary prerogatiye, by formally
rendering his credentials to the church,
and retiring at 4 O'Clock tomorrow evening
His farewell to orthodoxy will be listened
to with interest. He has long been con-
sidered beyond its pale,
| Marshall o. Johnson elected hide In
spector, and afterwards removed from Office
for drunkenness, and who has been com.
mon drunkard upon the streets OF Waco
ever SINCE was arrested to-day for the theii
Of coat from bar-keeper, he having sold
1t for 81 so.
Seth Robinson, an aged citizen Of thiS
county, was to-day adjudged insane by I
Jury. Dissipation was the cause assigned
Colonel ]. b Van Dyne, the new super
intendent of the Missouri Pacific, and Stat
Engineer Britton passed through here 10
day upon tour OF inspection.
J. A, Jordan, OF Morgan, claims the own
ership OF the saddle iound on the horse 4
the possession Of young Hooten, who WI
arrested here a few days ago upon suspiciV.
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Loyen Royal, Prdssiah privy councillor
and assistant secretary of the min stry OF
labor; Dr, A, W, Hoffman, privy coui sell
lor and professor OF chemistry
the university Of Berlin; DR.,
Gnerst and DR.. George V. Runsen. meu.
bers OF parliament Dr. Paul Lindau, the
weil.known author and correspondent OF
the National Zsitung Lieutenant Persx, OF
the railroad regiment, a representative OF
the Nord pentsche Alleemeine 2ei-
tung; Dr.. Wilhelm Mohr, for the
Gazette, Of CoioSne; Nicholas Mohr, chief
editor and proprietor OF the Weser 2eitung.
Or. Richard 0berlander, for the Frankfurt
Gazette; De. G.. Siemen, director OF toe
German bank; Won Schauss, member OF
parliament aud director Oft Suddenutcae
Baden credit bank; DR.. Won Holst,
privy ceuncillor OF the court, Harman
Rose, direcor general ofthe German Life
Insurance company; Otto Pulo Syndikus,
representing the chamber OF commerce of
the city Of Frankfort; Dr.
Herman Kersinan, formerly consn. :
general Of the United States at Berlin;
Theodore Spaeth, councillor Of the govern.
ment; DR.. Ernest Magnus, government
assessor; DR., Reed shieden, formerly min.
ister.rosident OF Hapse cities at
Washington; ex'Oonsul General
Muller OF Ludwig pelbruct,
Herman Marcuso, banker; Theodore
Fritsoh, merchant, representing the mer'
chants OF Stet,in: Adolph Froohllchs,
banker; DR., Adam Eersenlerher and A,
Godeler, Of the Algemeire Zsitung
Of Munich. Monday evening the German
Lie6MkranE Society will give the Gessel-
Tiger bund 70 the visitors, The commit.
tee Of arrangements are; Carl Sohurz
Charles Hauselt, Gustav Schwab, Car
Rosa. Ex-Governor Solomon, Julius
Hoffman, Louis Kaemmener, Rich
ard Adams, Justus II. Poggenburg
Louis Bookst' ren; Charles u. Mendt, Pau
Goepel. Alas Napp, K. Wander Er nde
Johns Van Claim, Alfred Wiehl.
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GALVESTON.

Went to jail Texas to be Represented, -
Light Real Estate Transfors.--IIealtho OF
the City Kxoellent---MiEht Have Ended
Worse.
GALVESTON, Aug. 25.-[SpeciAl. l-Thad
Williams, the colored drayman who com
mitted the assault on ID. j. May at the
pavilion asst Monday was brought into
court this morning, and committed in de
fault OF $500 bond for appearance before the
criminal court TO answer the charge OF as
sault with intent TO murder.
The Galveston Cotton exchange will send
bale of cotton to the Massachusetts State
fair, to be held at Boston.
The real estate market for the week was
anything but brisk Transfers filed for re
cord amounted tO Sli 5000
The health OF the city continues remark
ably good, the mortuary report showing
/ twelve deaths for the week, seven adultl
and five children,
! Between 7 and O'Clock tonight de
| fec,ive tue at the Beach hotel produced
/ considerable excitement among the iumate
of the hotel. The tlue leading from thi
range In the kitchen passes through tn,
laundry adjoining and thence out through
the ceiling, IL bring defective where /
entered the ceiing,a slight blaze broke out
but was quickly extinguished by fire e1
tinguishers before any material damag
was done.
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IN GOLD BLOOD.


An Insulting Guest Murders his Host---
Lynchers olamoring for his Blood.
ST. LOUIS, Aug, 2.-Ispecial. THE town
Of Edwardsville, Illinois, about eighteen
miles from st. Louis, is In ferment OF ex.
element, and unless all signs fail, the ex.
cltement will increase before daylight, and
there will be an impromptu hanging. Ed
ward Walker is in jan, but 1t is very doubt.
ful whether he viii be there in the morn
ing, Walker is amurderer. About a week
ago, Wyley Robinson gave dance at his
residence in the town OF Worden,
a little place of 800 inhabitants,
about six miles from Edwardsyille. Walker
was not invited, but in company with three
companions, he waived this little foImality
and after getting drunk, went to the
dance. He made considerable noise, and
fnally grossly insulted Mrs. Robinson. Mr..
Robinson demonstrated, whereupon he shot
him aud then clubbed him over the head
with the butt OF his pistol till life was ex'
tinct. He eluded capture for several days
but was finally run down and yesterday
lodged In jail at Edwardsville. 1t is SAID 1
company has been organized at WOrden
and that they will visit the jail for the pur
pose of lyuching the murderer. The jAi
has been fortified auJ Il number OF guard
placed on duty and every preparation mad
to resist an attack.
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MARSHALL.

Grave Suspicious Against Book Agent,
MARSHALL, Aug. 25.-[Speciall-some
time ago ], E. Wilson came here from
Missouri and has been canvassing as a
book agent. Since his arrival there has
been growing decentralization amongst the
negroes, servants, particularly amongst the
wash.women. Suspicion pointed to Wilson,
and rumor becomes current that he was
associating with the negroes aud was excit.
ing them in the manner indicated. A
committee coLsisting OF W. II, Pope
w. ID. McFarlin, Il. II. Little, John and
Bert Jennings, waited on wilson this even
ing and informed him Of the reports cur
rent about him, and that he must leave the
city and county In a short time. He ear
nestly protests against this summary pro
ceeding and says he is innocent and will
prove himself so II given the opp ortunity
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CondI,lon Of Yellow Feyer.

WAsuSGroS, Aug. @.-Surgeon'g general
oil the marine hospital service received the
following telegram from Pensacola The
inspection report is satisfactory. Only
few houses are found upclean, and those
have received attention. No sickness ofa
serious nature. Murray reatiirms the cor
rectness OF his post mortem. The doctors
here are much excited over II, and the
people are elated. The Gordon Is perfect.
The navy yard reports three cases.
[Sgnedl GurrMANN.
PKssAcoLA, Aug. 25,--The statement
from Washington that the houses TO have
inspectlye ordered by the marine service
have developed cases Of pronounced yellow
fever, Is incorrect. They were under the
charge Of the marine hospital surgeon be-
fore the inspection. Milton abolished
quarantine against Pensacola to-day. To-
day one year ago yellow fever was an
nounced here. Sickness was then general.
Another epidemic may come this year, but
to-day Il is absolutely healthy and the peo-
pie are hopeful. 1t Is reported that Secre-
tAry Chandler repudiates the contract un-
der which civilian Surgeon Hargis went to
the navy yard. at $50 dav.
HAVANA, CuBA. Aug. 25.-There were
thirty.two deaths from yellow lever the
past week.
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lmportant Decision.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Judge Moran, in the
circuit court to-day, granted q temporary
Injunction restraining j. w. Midgley, as
commissioner of the southwestern Railway
pool. from diyerting freight over other
roads than over those which the consirnors
deslro to send Il. The injunction was
granted on the application OF the Conti-
mental sugar refinery, Of Boston, which
rendered freight and specified the
line over which they desired IL
shipped, but the commissioner informed
them Il would nave TO 20 over other roads.
The bill shows II IS the custom OF the pool
TO squalize the freight carried by the va
rlous roads In II; aud that shippers, In con-
sequence. have no option in the matter.
Thesugar company assert that railroad
company Is bound, as acommon carrier, to
accept aud transport all freight rendered ,
pool regulations to the contrary notwith-
standing.
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MINGoLA.
Hebrew Oeremony-rhose Wells -ENten-
sive mill Burned

MtNEoLA, Aug. 25 Special THE He.
brew rite II circumcision was performed on
the infant son OF Mr. and Mrs. G.. Brom,
berg this morning at 10 O'Clock, y DE-
Lazarus, Of Tyler. Several friends Assem-.
bled ut their residence to celebrate tue &C.
casion.
The water from our mineral wells ib
being used by several Of our citizens with
very beneficial results We will soon give
the public a quantitive analysis Of these
waters. Our citizens are confident that
these wells contain mineral proportions
second to no others in the state. Some Of
the older inhabitants know OF several
chronic cases that were cured by one Of
these wells when the town was hrst settled.
The grist saw and gin mill OF l.. u.
W right & Bro, situated near Mlneola,
was totally destroyed by DIRE few nights
since. Loss about 5000. Partially In
sured in the Florida Mutual Insurance
company. Mt, Wright regards the insur-
ance as rather doubtful.
The examination at Concord academy,
this county, took place yeste rday. @, W.
Raines, the principal. may justly Nel proud
OF the reputation he has achieved Colonel
]. O. Bayne pronounces II one OF the mos
thorough examinations he ever witnessed,
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The Body OfChambord Decorated with
the "iIoly Cross"
Comments Of the London Press Re-
gardlng his Death.
1t will not Affect the Politics OF
France.
lie does not Forget the Pope In his
VIII.
Parliament prOrogued- The Queens
able Address.
Satisfaction Expressed as TO the Con.
dition oil Affairs.
Some Other Interesting Foreign News.
Tho Dead Prince

Tho Dead Prince.
LONDON, Aug. @.--The Daily News In an |
article on Chambord says his death, like
his life, will not affect the French politics.
The event belongs to the romance Of hls
tory and not TO business. The Times SAYS
il sees little ground to anticipate any move
ment in France favorable to the Orleans
princes as TO urge claims which at the pres
ent time are entirely hopeless, Count
de Chambord's sufierings Just before death
we're fearful but he maintained his forti-
tude to the last. The Countess de Cham
bord was carried nom the sick
room unconscious. Friends and memhrs
nl the household were Admitted TO tn
death.chamber at o'clock, all kissed thu
hand Of the dead count aud were deeply
moved. The body viii be embalmed Suu-
day. The causes OF the counts death were
| ,ncer of the stomach, ulcers and atropy
OF the kidneys aud derangement of the
blood vessels. The count and countess Of
/ BaTdi aud the duke ana duchess OF Madrid
were present when the count died. The
legiUmists propose TO hold grand demon
stration at GaTtz on the occasion OF
the celebration Of the obsequies there.
The Gaulois, Of Paris, 10 announcing the
death said Henry V. Is dead. Long
live Phillip VII, -" meaning Count de Paris,
FRoHsDoRF, Aug IS The body ofCham.
bord lies, clothed In evening dress and
decorated with q grand Gordon of the ordel
OF the "Holy Ghost" His hands are folded
over his breast and In one cruoihx. Wa,
tapers burn at the head Of the corpse. Th'
first chamberlain OF the emperor Franci'
Joseph will be present when the will OF th
late count Is opened. As the deceased en-
, joyed e1 territorial rights, he was no
subject to the ordinary laws Q
Austria. As soon as the new
: OF his death became known the inhAbltant
OF the village thronged TO the chauteau
where they attended mass. kilograms o
coincidence with the family poured IN a
day yesterday.
BERLIN, Aug. 25.---It Is generally though
! here that Chambord'a death will have n
! influence on French politics at present.
ST. PErKRsBUko, Aug % The Journa
de st. Petersburg expresses the hope th'
q France will be spared from dlssensiot
i arising from the death Of Chambord.
Z MONTREAL, Aug 26-The death OF Chan
. bord has caused good deal OF sorrow
J. certain French circles, II is reported
grand memorial choral service will be he
l. In the principal Catholic churches OF u
n city.
y FRonsDoRs, Aug 25.--AE. the Count
- Uhambord was dying, his oonIeseor rairii
his head, exclaimed; Ascend 10 Heave
son OF Saint Louis"
Chambard lett large legacy to I
80 Pope.
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FORT WORTH.
An Interesting Case for the Dootors--A
FlstIoufr Between Ofilcials


FoRr WORM, Aug. 25. - Special -
Major James Il. Darklcy, of Dallas,
prominent horseman, who Is here training
several horses, swallowed a sharp piece OF
chicken bone, which lodged In the esopha'
gus and nearly suiiooAted the major. Drs.
Burt and Ansell introduced a surgical in
strument into the throat while the muscles
were In u relaxed condition,
forcing the bone down. There Is
no danger Of death from. Nsphyxia, bat
from therupture OF the lining OF the smaller
intestlnes. The case exoites much interest
among physicians.
Acting Mayor Hickey and Assistant En-
gineer Terry got into light this morning
n regard 10 charge on Hickey's part, that
30 WOrkmen paid Tor work on the sewers
we're doing nothing Other aldermen sep
Arated the combatants. Charges Of corrup'
tion are freely made.
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LAMPAsAs.
A False Rumor-NlOo Rain, kte.

LAMPAsAs, Aug. 25.-tSpecial.l-A few
days since the correspondent OF the Fort
Worth Gazette, at Brownwood, wired his
paper that oue.hali OF our Lampssas mer.
chants were going - move 70 that town.
A more palpable false alarm could not have
been sounded. Instead OF anyone leaving
here there Is not room for all the business
men that want TO come. Business Is boom
ing in every line, aud real estate is being
bought up aud heavy Improvements made
by capitalists every day.
We had nice rain yesterday. which
cooled the atmosphere aud helped the soil
Crops will average about one.half in this
section.
Visitors to the springs are numerous.
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SAN ANTONIO.
A virtu,us Neutrality-suspicious. charae-
tors. "a Reporters Trouble.

A yirtu1us MarEhal-Suspioioua Charac-
terra IA Reporters Trouble.
SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 25,-lspeoiall We
have virtuous marshal, Captain Shar-
diem, on passing a certain house, became
most immensely shookeu at the behavior
of certain inmates, and Immediately sent
up for oflictr Brown to arrest the entire
party. Brown says on his arrival al tie
house all the lights went out instantly and
the inmates we're perfectly quiet; On his
entrance the girls fed ght and leit out of
the windows, doors and all other means OF
egress. The active officer succeeded In bag
ging six, and Shardien breathes easier.
A man with satchel acoostsd an ON.
ploye OF the Sunset railroad yesterday, and
asked him to buy II. On being asked why
he wanted to sell said satchel, he said he
said he was dead broke and had nothing e
eat The Sunset man refused TO buy, al
though the owner offered II for 81. H'
opened the satchel and found two suits o
perfectly new clothes, which, on examina
tion were found 10 be too small tor thu
supposed owner He accused til o man o
stealing them, who then turned pale anS
got away as fast as his legs would take him
He has not since been heard OF.
THIS morning 0ticcr Martinez informed
Light reporter that man named Edmon'
Pantom called at the police court and left
note stating the horse he (MartineEl ha'
found was his, giving the right brands
height and color, and that he was bntohe
working Tor Mr.. Arnold. He never returne
for the horse, so Martinez went I
, Mr.. Arnold and inquired for the man
Arnold said he never had q man by tina
name working for him. The officer thei
went to Mr.. =. Arnold, n German, VIII
said the same In fact, the whole thin
looks rather suspicious, and MARITIME
means 10 keep his weather-eye open.
MIR. Ryder Taylor, reporter OF the Eyei
= Ing Light, u blarsted Britisher OF the bloo'
: J, lest description, aud one OF the leadlr
luminhries " the British association OF Ia
. place, Ia heels over head In trouble VII
a that musical institution, over monetal
y matters. II seems that Taylor paid son
bills out Of his private purse that the ass
citation refuses to recognize. Taylor h
Il pulled out and subsidized.
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ALBANY.

Circus-Cattio shipments-Raln Needed.
ALBANY, Aug. 25,-Tspecial.l l-segrest,
Howe & Co.'s circus exhibited here yester-
day, and was we'll patronized, Il being the
first for the place. Everything was quiet,
From ten TO thirteen cars OF stock are re-
ceived per week,
Clops are very poor from want OF rain.
The work on the new courthouse Is pro-
crossing fast, and will soon be completed.