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Whisky Warehouses Rur,.a

BELL VERNON, Pa, June a. Warehouses
Nos. and 3, attached to John Gibson's
sons distillery. Gibsonton, Pennsylvania.
together with contents, 10000 barrels of
whisky was totally destroyed by fire
this afternoon. The fire started
in warehouse No. 2, from lamp
exploding in the hands OF William
II. Neil, an employe, and before
the flames could be controlled thew
had spread to No. 3 and both were ENTIRELY
consumed. Neil was badly burned but
will probably recover. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000, on which there is A
large insurance. About O'Clock
second explosion occurred, and q large
number OF persons, who persisted in getting
close to the burning buildings, were more
or less injured.
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QUE n. Possessed a sad, hut lovely face,
"-s rs'ser umid. When the driver pulled
~ N front OF the hotel and said. "This is
Sn.re You get oil, Miss, she lost control of
,H NnllhsS aud wept She told the driver
mat sue did not want TO go to the hotel,
ST. ~, 'nat above all things she desired TO
no the party who had haunted her on the
morning train all the yay mn from Rrysr
ohe did not know his name and he had CON
trsTiously inyeisled her into a Conversation
win him before she was hardly
aware OF 1t AID had by his insinuatinc and
alsgusting attentions annoyed and insulted
n s. She said that she was en- route
rom Bryan to visit relatives in Weather
, S' her name is known but it is with
n r'in Inc name OF the party who meant
mischief TO the girl is not known or il
would be given. The driver directed her TO
a place of safety and she got of on the /; 40
p. m. west bound train,
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The Jenkins-Bord Case.

MANSFIELD. La, June 2l.-The pre-.
liminary examination of the Jenkins
brothers tor the murder OF ]. Lane
Borden was in progress to-day. The testi.
mony shows that after Borden
had been shot down, on appeal.
ing to jenkins not to shoot
him again, Jenkins walked up to Borden's
feet, as he lay upon the sidewalk, and
deliberately fired the fatal shot in Dor.
den's forehead. The examination was not
concluded when the court adjourned.
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Mackey's Ducal Palace,

Mr.. Mackey is q man who most deeply
exasperates the art dealers both Of New
York and Paris. After they had sold him
some real bargains to encourage him, they
learn that he has Just paid half million for
Sir Philip Miles line collection at Leigh
court, and that he has been for some time In
negotiation with Lord Lansdowne for
series of Italian masters Of the highest re-
nown. Unfortunately Mackey's purchases
are not likely to 60 to America, at least for
some time. There is danger that, dazzled
by the brilliancy Of the courts OF Europe
and the social splendor Of Its nobility. he
may forget the more remote but not less
agreeable attractions of the Hoffman house.
He Is even now credited with being In
treaty for ducal mansion In Belgra.
via, Cable Dispatch.
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The Entertainment of Mrs. Dickinson
School.


School.
A large audience, very large audience
witnessed the closing exercises of Mrs. G.
Z. Dickincon's scholars last even
ing, at Craddock's opcra-house. To
say that the students acquit-
ted themselves creditably hardly conveys
on idea OF their action. Their renditions, as
amateurs, were beyond expectation. There
was discipline, there was evidence of thor
ough training, and there was cul.
ture that the auditors did not expect.
The renditions OF Rotations, for instance
evidence the thoroushness OF training.
The whole programme exampled excellent
adroi tness. Mother Goose" farcical
and more than humorous little comedy
was admirably rendered. 1t is
not the desire of the repor-
ter to be invidious, but the renditions
of little Misses Lilly Lyon and Meter Big.
gen are entitled to especial consideration,
in his estimation, for their unique and
piquant performances.
The following medals were delivered for
proficiency in studies:
Medal in geography, Vir.ner Hayes.
Medal in arithmetic, Gus Benner.
Medal in spelling, Miss Nina Myers.
Meoal in reading, Meta Bigger.
Medal in spelling, Mabel Campbell.
Gibbons History Of Rome, presented by
Paul Erb, Miltie Sheppard.
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HelllCoAe EtlltOrs.

RICHMOND, June 2l.-Warrsnts were Is
sued this morning for the arrest Of Richard
+. Beirne, editor Of the State, and w. G.
ELAN, editor of the Wing, on the charge
that they are about TO break the peace by
engaging In duel. The issuance OF the
warrants is due to denounciatory editorial
in the Wing this morning, In which the Cd.
itor of the State was called q liar. No ar.
rests have yet been made, neither gentle.
men being In town. Flaw Is also secretary
of the commonwealth Of Virginia,
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n Nou Nillalnt

PmLApELPHIA. June I,-The search Of
the premises on Bristol avenue, near Fifth
street, occupied by DR., Hathaway at the
time OF his arrest, resulted In the discovery
of small leather satchel filled with walls
containing liquids and powders. A surgical
instrument was also found, which the
doctors wife (who lives in the housed says
he used in his infamous practice. An ac.
count book was found, which covered a
period extending from May, 1870 to the
10th of July, 1882, aud contained the names
and addresses of about 30 females, with
the amounts for service written on the
margin
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Retail stores

Should not suffer the proposed cotton fac
tory to be given up for want OF proper en-
couragement. If anyone is more btn'
Gifted tn an Others by the establishment of
A factory II is the retail stores, whose sales
and profits will be largely increased, as the
wages paid out will generally find their
way quick to the different dry goods, boots
and shoes and grocery stores. We hope to
see every retail merchant present at the
mass meeting June sd, at 10 a. M, to dis
cNss the cotton factory question, and, be-
sides, assist in doing justice to the free
lunch which will be spread for the occasion.
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The Hawkins Case

The twelfth juror was obtained in the
case OF the state VS.. W.. Hawkins, charged
with the murder OF h. NJ. Bell on the 9th
OF March, 1850, yesterday morning, and
trial began. Several witnesses for the state
were examined. County Attorney Clint
and Mr.. Hanson appeared tor the prosecu.
non, and Messrs. Crawford, Bsrksdale and
Williams for the defense. The following
are the names of the Jury: George X. Sears
John A. Gibson, s. +. Morgan, Il. IL
Scaggs, L. +. Emmerson. A. II. Nash, W,
J. Fife, NJ. Sues, John Field, J. T. Duncan.
J. l.. Peacock, l.. NJ. Ferguson. So far,
eleven witnesses for the state have been ex.
amined.
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The Murder ConapIracy.

DUBLIN, June 2l.-Inauiry is now in pro.
gress at Mullingar in connection with the
murder OF Mrs Smith, in April 1882. An
intormer testified that the assassination
society had been started by Michael and
John Pagan with the object of removing
named by the society for removal were
two gentlemen named Smythe, living in
the county and Earl Langford, and two OF
the prisoners were deputed to execute the
sentence. The eight prisoners charged with
completely in the murder of Mrs. Smythe
were present at a meeting held In March
1889, outside the house OF the mother Of
the Fagans.
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The oIdp A w Right of Way.

MIR. J. X. Richie, of Waco, and the at.
torney of the Missouri Pacific road, is in
the city to look after some matters concern.
ing the line that runs from this city to Den
ton, and which was formerly the old Dallas
Il Wichita road, There is likely to be some
trouble as to the legality of the right of way
OF the line as 1t now runs, and some import.
ant papers relative to the right of way are
said to be missing.
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Another Tornado,

CHILLIcorHE, Mo-, June 2l.-.A tornado
struck the southern part of this county.
about fifteen miles southwest of here last
night, in what is known as the
row Gap country, and swept away
enty-tive or thirty farm houses, spread.
ing havoc in its track. Two men were
killed and fifteen or twenty injured. Ow-
ing to communication being cut off by
floods, it is impossible to get particulars.
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City Court.

City VS.. Belle Day vagrancy continued
CITY VS.. Jim Edwards assault and bat
terry transferred. ., ,.
CITY, VS.. Robert Smith, intoxication ;
fined So.
continued.
CITY VS.. Charles Scott exposing person
cnni innnl.
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Matrimonial.

Mr.. Bell Brooks, the genial and courteous
manager of the Western Union at waco,
wss welded at that place on the nisht OF
, Na, sotb 10 Miss Alpha Gerald, a lady al
rns as widely known in Dallas as At home
MOS rss S S couple are now in this city
lue n" WATERS at the Grand. Windsor.
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The Teiegraphers.

To-day ut 10 O'Clock a. M, at the knights
=, pv,hias hall, will be held meeting OF
,hs managers Of telegraph offices in the
principal cities of Texas, for the purpose Oh
".n,,jns as to the best method, Of ex-
con s;ns facilities and perfecting NE ser
, ,',ps The following gentlemen Will DO IN
v,,,ssn vice, i. j. Smith, secretary mana a,
s .us y, Fort Worth; q, N, Baker, Dallas
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VIII Stick to Him

CONCORD, N. H., June 2l.-About seven.
ty-tlve Rollins men held a conference IN.
right, and number of speeches
were made, some expressing the determina.
ton TO stick TO Rollins to the end. Others
believed in supporting him until
it becomes apparent he cannot he
elected. Adjourned without action, M
new developments in the situation to.
night.
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The Grand Jury.

The grand jury visited the poor farm yes.
terday and are well pleased with the same,
and the manner in which IT is kept by SUI
perintendent kinnin, The superintendent
dined them and sent them back to the city
well satisfied. They found only few bills
this last sitting, and the entire batch will
reach some $50 true bills. They will ad.
journ to-day.
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BosToN, June 2l.-The annual banquet OF
the National Flint and Lime Glass Manu-.
facturers' association was held at the
Parker house last evening. The gathering
represented $l2,00O,000 capital. At the
business meeting Charles Brockikner. Of
Wheeling, retired from the presidency OF
the association, and was succeeded by
W. l.. Libby, OF the New England glass
works,
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= Mr.. o. d. Brooks, druggist. at Bayou
sara, la, says; have heard many per
sons recommend Browns Iron Bit ers VINO
nave tried its vir,ues.n
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A Wife Bsater Fined.

Jim Edwards, colored, who beat his wife
again after being arrested and fined in the
mayors court. pleaded guilty to the second
otlense in the county court yesterday. and
was fined S25 and cost. His wife, who was
the badly used up object OF his wrath. wife
like, was present ready to testify in his ia.
yor, but the county attorney was no, to be
thus trapped. and declined to use her on
the stand,
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M.r,hants' Exchange,

The board of directors of the Merchants
exchange meets this 8 p, m. at the ex'
change for the purpose of passing upon tbs,
mans of the proposed building. as revised
BY a committee appointed at a former lei meet sh
inr for that purpose, as corrected BY Arch
itsrt Flanders.
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Bell Brooks, Waco: Ben Pillow, Austin;
george {; FELTON,, Houston, and Ed. c.
Newton, Little Rock. This action is held
IN pursuance of Internal deliberation BY
wire day or so ago, aud is necessita ed by
the rapidly increasing business, CONNER.
eial and press, of the state, and will doubt
less result in vast Improvement upon the
present service,
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HCAndalOua

BRUssKLLs, June 2l.-The trial is pro.
ceeding at Marchen Flamene Of Ballard, the
French adventurer, who, by pretending to
know Victor Hugo, Gambetta and other
prominent men, obtained 100000 francs,
but was extradited on the demand Of the
Belgian authorities. In the proceedings
yesterday the prisoner declared Gambetta
paid him large amount Tor procuring i'm.
portant German papers concerning Bis.
marck. He also said that what he was &C.
cused of embezzling had really been paid
him TO bride members Of the French cham.
Der of IDENTITIES.
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Got Their Freedom

HAVANA, June 2l.-Captain. General
prendergast has declared the freedom Of
453 Potiocianadas belonging to the planta
tons of America, San JOAQUIN
and Australia, and ordered examination
into tine culpability of owners who unlaw.
fully retained potiocianados.
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uouuded by n Dude,

Early yesterday morn ng asa car on u e
Main street railway, driven BY d. O. Alvin'
was passing the Continental hotel, q man
dressed dude style hailed the car and put
Young girl abosrd, telling. the driver tnst
sne wished to get of at down town botel,
s 10y. walked away. ibe young, girl dress
snd sddiessshowed a. Q glance that she was
unsophisticated In the ways Of the world
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Nails.

PrrTsDuRe, June 2l--A special meeting
Of the Western Nail Association was held
this morning for the purpose q consider.
ing the advisabili,y OF curtailinv protiuo.
ton BY the suspension Of operations. ,Afler
discussing the matter action was postponed
till the next regular meeting, in conse.
queAce Of some nuiaoturers desiring time
TO represent stock. Reports show stock
light, demand good and prices unchang
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Mr.. George p. Miller, Hamilton, Texas,
says; MY family have used Browns Iron
Bitters for dyspepsia. nervousness and
with good resnlts.n
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Want the Next Convention

CHICAGO, June 2l.-The committee
OF the Iroquois club, the leading
democratic organization of the west
left for New York this aft ernoon to confer
with Tilden, Hewitt and other leaders with
a view to securing the holding of the next
democratic national convention in Chicago.
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Carey's OptiOn.

DUBLIN, June 2l.-The Irish Times saws
The government has given James Carey.
the informer, option Of proceeding To- o1e
OF the British colonies or being released and
allowed to remain in Dublin with police
protection.
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Thanks for Charity

DIR, Newsam, the health officer desires to
return thanks to Messrs. J. J. Levy & Co .,
for a box of wine, cigars and gallon of
hne whisky, and to Sanger Bros for lot of
handkerchiets and mosguitoe bars donated
to the city hospital. The inmates also re-.
turn thanks Individually and collectively.
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Suspended.

CINCINNATI, June 2l.--0flicial notice was
given on change to-day of the indefinite
suspension OF J. II. Snodgrass on charge
Of unmercantile conduct.
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NEWS ADDENDA.
Louis Michel ON Trial for Sedition and
Pleads not Guilty.
Farther Developments In the Philadel-
phia Scandal.
Other Stories Of the Midnight Press,
Other Stories Of the Midnight Press,


PARIS, June 2i,-rhe trial of Louise
Michel on the charge of melting to
pillage was begun to-day. Louise
denied the truth of the charge and said
she had circulated an address t. the army
in order TO counterfeit the Orleans propa.
banda
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The Continentals,

PROVIDENCE. June 2l.-The Continental
Guards, Of New Orleans, arrived this morn
ing by special train from Portland. The
street parade this afternoon was followed
by q banquet.
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mi. BurrIscvP, TEXAS Sept. 4 lsSl
NoNpkRU- EIGHT for 81 ACk IEG
"a Csite ~ giving from Is 10 ~ drops Inter
nsuy and spalyins externally once or twice 70
'hepA ale led sud IL gave immediate relief
Al. McLURE. W.B. sHIFLSrT
A. J. srswARD. WILL NeLURx'
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FINE, VERY FINE ArJCT1oN.RooMs

ie for for Sss g3 .
mss snps The & andns
smedM We
schneider
mmsson
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SURE CURE FOR BLAcK-LEo.

ssssSs Morley Bros: AukS va iSs-'
z n: 10 > Tlk MN, - have sold ''woNpERFut.
10 several Of my Customers Who ns.t
ne or n SRs s sSss Of SLACK LEG siSiss
eIusly tT mes internally and app, ns It ex.
LIB. HUTCHINSON,
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS,
Heavy Load of Immigrants

LONDON, June 2l.-The steamer Nevad. 4,
from Queenstown for New York, has gu
der.
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Races ct Home,

CINCINNATI, o., June 9.-Chester Park
was rather rough, the weather splendid aud
the attendance light. -
First Racs-Foi three. ysar.olds. mile md
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CHICAGO, June 2l.--Visible supply Of
grain, June l6 Wheat. 20 GIG, 900 bushels;
corn, lt0A 900; oats, 4 $50 600; rye, no.
coo; barley, 47L0OO.
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p -.
base ball.
June Metro

ST. Louis, June 2l.-Metropoliian, / in
4th, in 18th; 81. Louis, / in LIST.
CLEVELAND, June 2l.-Cleveland, . De.
trOit A
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To the Survivors of the Old sibley Brigade.

You are cordially invited, as are all other
ex-confederates, TO be present and join in
the festivities at the reunion OF ey-Missouri
Confederates, at Mckinney Texas, on the
9TH and Sth days or August, 1888. Ample
arrangements are being made to entertain
all who may attend, and reduced rates on
all railroads have been received.
1t is particularly desired that every sur
vivor be present, for the purpose of perfect
ing arrangements looking to all organiza-
ton OF the old brigade.
ONE OF THE THIRD.
Texas papers please copy and call atten-
4 IA IN
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FoxBoRo, MASS, June 2l.-Cook 4 Co.,
straw goods manufacturers have failed.
Liabilities, $4,000.
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Loss of hair and grayness, which often
mar the prettiest face, are prevented by
Parker's Hair Balsam.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS,

A Rare Chance ana Ripe Opportunity.
Remember the closing out sale Of notions
and furnishing goods at Alex. Ortlieb
4 Cos.
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Wise.

WASHINGTON, jane 2l.--Referring to
General Crooks Apache Indian captiyes,
Secretary Teller says he purposes leaving
them in custody of the military until they
were thoroughly tanned He was impeled
to do this from the reason
that the example might have
good effect on the future conduct of the
Indians and because the military is better
abe LARGE 10 number Of S ans care s.r Tor
interior department, In view of the re-
duced appropriation made by the last
congress for the maintenance of San Carlos
reservation. There is no difference upon
this point between the war and interior
department.
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The complicated diseases brought on by
intense study, thought, care, anxiety, etc,
are often of the most serious nature. Heed
such symptoms as loss Of memory, univer.
sal lassitude, heart disease, kidney com.
plants, liver troubles, and general break.
Ing down OF health and strength. When
thus afflicted, when the least exertion
causes great fatigue, when life seems bur.
den, use the reliable strengthening tonic,
Browns Iron Dltters. 1t will afford you
sure relief.
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II you are chilled or wet through, a dose
of Parkers Ginger Tonic will infallibly
save you from taking cold.
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Obituary.
Failed

NEW York, une2l.-Charles Backus, the
minstrel, died early this morning.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY

II you are going to the Mineral Wells in Pslo
pfnto COUNTY, never buy your tickets on the
70 loso your. money There Arc alWAys { ruf.
hcient number Of hacks II the railroad station
nnlsapl 70 convey you V the wells Wilho-
relay. beg charge - cent? extse Y yeS d
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STILL CONTINU Es.


At Alex. Ortlieb h Cos. The people appre-
ciate the low prices of their notions and
furnishing goods, which are sold at and
below cost
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Mother Swans Worm Syrup,
lnfallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartio;
for feverishness, restlessness, worms, con.
stipation. % cents.
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SHADY VIEW RARK
ON JULY 4. 1889.

PROGRAMME, The festivities Of tho day
will commence with q parade bv the Queen
Getty ouarts The Fire Department. nd other
paie. Exercises At The Park will consist I a
dresses by prominent men, military exercises
etc Money prizes win be given 10 the nj nuer,
~ the following games, viz Bicycle race,
barrel race, climbing greasy pole, etc.
The whole 10 conclude With eSand hall A
Mig hi In the Pavilion. Fine brass and Itrine
n uslc has bean engaged for The ocsasion
food order Will b. maintained. Como one