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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-26

ARE YOUR KIDNEYS DlORDERED'
kidney.N ort brought me from my grave,
as II were, after had been given up by IS best
doctors In Detroit"
NJ. W. DEvERAux, Mechanic louia, Mich.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-26
HAVE ouIIyFR COMPI.AIN

SUFFERING kR'NH t's =. e.
ki'~e- w. IS the most successful remedy
/ have ever used. Gives almost Immediate re-
liet.n-Dr. Phillip L. Ballou, Monktop, VI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-26

We walk in the midst of secrets, We are en-
compassed with mysteries, but IL IL an open
secret that, there Is no remedy In the world 30
wonderful as Dr. Bull's Cough syrup tor
coughs and colds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-26

Let us tell you " hat Dr. Thomas Eciectric
on Is good Tor. 1t is death To rheumatism and
neuralgia. 1t Will cure a burn, bite, or pain,
and Is equally good tor sprains. For sale by
n. B. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and lSs korth
Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-26
HAvEYoU BRIGHr's DISEASE


Kidney Wort cured ma when my wHtr
was lust like chalk and then Ike blood"
Frank Wilson, Peabody, Mass.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-26

Is YOUR BACK LAME AND ACHING
kiducy.Wort Il bottIcl Cursd me when
was so lame had To roll out of bed
{. VI. Iamage, Mlwau &c, Wis.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-26

Kidney. oTt cured me of Chronic Liver
Diseases after prayed 10 die."-IIenTY WArd,
late 1 ol. 69th Nat Guard, y. !.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-26
nAXk You kInNkY nIsEAsk

Kidney Wort made me sound IN livCT and
kidneys alter years Of fuu-uCCcs-tuI dDUtOTing
Its worth go a bOx.'-Saml Hodges, Williams.
town, West Va.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-26
ARE yDI CpSsJIp

ARE YOU COSs1IFATED2
Kidney Wort causes easy evacuation and
cured me after 10 years use of other medicine. "
Nelson kaiTChild, 81 AlOans, VI.
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DHEUMATIO sYEJP.
pHEUMhTIO sfEIP.
A Limb
Saved
And a Family Made Happy.

Mr. Philip Moore, OF West Webster.
Mohroe Souhly, n. Il, says My
daughter, now eighteen wears old.
has, for the past eighteen months
Den hinlcteu with rheumatism in "A
very severe form. one year ago Il
setlleu In the knee, since W hitch Tina
she has been unable To touch her
foot To the floor or move her Iimb
without suffering the most exCIu.
ciating pain, Her limb WAS fast
growing out OF shape, although we
were doing Tor all we could, nav.
ing used all the remedies We could
hear Oi and tlal were recommended
for rheumatism, none OF which ben.
lifted her In the least. Her case was
pronounced tnCurable by the phy.
stefan and by our neighbors, ami ali
believed thai she would be "A cripple
all her days, and that her limb would
never be restored to its Original
shape, But am happy 10 say that
Today my daughter ls entirely IN, a
from hll rheumatic pains, and THAI
she can walk with perfect ease. nav.
ing lhrnNn aside her CTutches. and
ntr hlnD seems as strong and nsr
icct hs ever all IRON the use OF
your wonderful medicine kbeu.
Ihh'lE 9ytup,' which We consider
ohe OF lIe best medicines ever In.
troduced tor purifying the blooI
and ouly regret that all Others whn
are afflicted with rheumatism Gan
not know or its superior merits.
You are AT liberty 10 usc nv name
II II viii do you any good, and 1
shall be- only too gladt o tell any and
everyone what II has done tor my
daughter"
PHILIP MOORE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-26
Rheumatic Syrup

GEsUiEEYaKA CIGAR, CLEAR FILLER
VI only cents, at
HARTMAN's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-26

Harrisburg Express which leaves Lancaster
at 40 y, m, mas direct connections without
change OF Carsl to Columbia and York.
Fast Line, west, on sunday, when tagged
viii stop at Downin gtOwn, COatcsyille, PATkes
burg, Mount JOY, EnEabetbtown and Middle
town.
Day Express, Fast Line, News Express, Mail
Train, No. !, Western Express and Pacific EI.
press run daily.
The time here given II Eastern time, or that
OF the 18th meridian, whiCe Is / minute and
seconds ilster than that heretofore used.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-26
rs,rsLsRs, eUJDt
/ NnUAsrNn AM Ni,ltK,,til,

a Cars run ns follows
Leave Lancatser tP, X napo:., at I, w. 81.
llaN0 m, and 2 4, ana $50 y, m, eErent NJ,
Saturday, when tho ltsi cur leaves NJ g,.B ~, ni
Leave Muiorsville dover end) M 5. =, AM IL
~ NJ, and |, 8, 8 and IN, IN.
Cars run dRIv on nh JvO time except on Iuo
day.
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N EDICdL
GAM uE,LrH AND saprINEss
HOW

DO AS OTHERS HAVE DONE.

|
DO AS OTHERS HAVE DONE.
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS DlORDERED'
kidney.W ort brought me from my grave,
| as II were, after had been given up Uy lJ best
| dCctnIs in Detroit"
ARE YOUR NERVES WEAK
ktdnoy.wort cured me from nervous weak
uess, &C. after had not eNpected TO i've. -
Mrs. NJ. NJ. B, Goodwin, Ed. ChriatIn honUor,
| Clcvc and, Ohio.
HAVEiOU BRIGHr'S DISEASE
| kidney wort cured ma when my water
was just like chalk and then Ike blood,
| Frank wilson, Peabody, Mass.
| SUFFERING ERN,' t's,~ E>
| "ki'~e,' w. IS the most successful remedy
, have ever used. Gives almost Immediate re-
liei."-Dr. Phillip Z. Ballou, Monktou, VI
HAVE you LIVER COMPLAINT
| Kidney Wort cured me of Chronic Liver
Diseases after prayed 10 die."-lIenTy WAr,L
| late oi. 69th Nat. Guard, \. !.
Is YoURBACK LAME AND ACHING
kiiney.Wort q bottlcl cursd me when
was so lame had To roll out of bed
c. NJ. Tamage, Muwau zee, Wis.
have you KIDNEY DIsEAsE'
Kidney wort made me sound In livor and
kidneys alter years Of fuusuCCcsstuI doUtOring. q.
its worth 30 bOx.'-Saml Hodges, Williams.
town, West Va.
ARE YOU COSsIlFATED2
Kidney Wort causes easy evacuation and
cured me after 10 years use of other medicine" 4"
Nelson tairChild, 81 AlOans, VI
HAVE YOU MALARIA
"hiiney.N Wort has done better than any
other remedy | have ever usei IN my prac-
tlce. ."-DT. Il. X. Clark. south Hero, Vt.
AXE YOU BILIOUS
"kidney-N ort has done me more good than
any other remedy | have ever taken"
Mrs. j. +. Galloway, Elk Flat, oregon.
ARE you TOkM ESTED WITH PILES
hidney-WOr permanently cared me OF
bleeding piles. Or ". &. Kline recommended
IL 70 me. .'-GeO. II. Horst, Cashier VI. Bank,
MyeTstown, Pa
ARE You RHEUMATISM RACRED'
htdney-N OTt cured me after / was given
up to die by physicians and | mad suffered 80
years. '-klbridge MalcOmb, West Bath, Ne.
LADIES, ARE YOU SUFFERING
kiiney-W Ort Cured me OF peculiar trOu.
blcs OF several years standing. Many friends
use and praise it"-Mrs, II. LamOCeauE, Isle
La Motto, VI
II you would Danish Disease ami Gain Health
take
KIDNEY
THE BLOOD CLEANSER.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-26

NOLUMBiA . fOKT DEPOsiT eAII
~ ROAD TIME TABLE.
Trains now run regularly on the Columbia
q forf Deposit Railroad on tho following
time:
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HNVE YOu MALNRIN

"Riiney.WoTt has done better than an
other remedy | have ever usei IN my pTa,
tce. DIR. K. X. Clark. south Hero, Vt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-26

ARE YOU RHEUMATISM RACKED'
ktdney-NOTt cured me after was given
up to die by physicians and | mad suffered 80
years. .'-klbridge Malcomb, West Bath, Ne.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-26

Hanover Accommodation west, connecting
At Lancaster with Niagara Express at g4h
Will run through TO Hanover daily, except
sunday
Frederick Accom- notation west connecting
At Lancaster with Fast Line, west at l:Sb, W'N
run through 10 Frederick
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-26

AXE YOU BILIOUS
"kidney-N ort has done me more good than
any other remedy have ever taken"
Mis-. J. I. AIlONAY, klk Flat. OREGON.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-26

IINMt yOhheCI AZ Konuing WIN Ulln5 % IuU
trom fhiladolphia, POttsville, Harrisburg, Al.
Route.
AT Columbia with trains to ant truuu ORR, ,
hanover, GettyBOurg, Frederick and H8l' I.
more. VI. WILSON, Sn.t.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-26

ARE you TOkMESTED WITH PILES
Kidney Wort permanently cured me Ol
bleeding piles. Or. ". &. Kline recommended
It 10 me.'-Geo. II. Horst, Cashier VI. Bank,
MyeTstOwn, Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-26

LADIES ARE YOU SUFFERING
kidney-W ort Cured me OF peculiar trou.
blcs OF several years standing. Many friends
use and praise iL"-Mrs, ii. LamoCeauE, Isle
La hOite, VI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-26

pEhhsNINA RAILROAD NEW
sCuhDULE - on and attsr SUkDNF
NoN EN- MBEk, Is, lSS3, trains on tho rcnplv'
yGniu railroad Will arrive at and leave ma
Lnncasto' and Philadelphia dorOts ~ follows
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-27

A Georgia paper tells Of q man
down there who sneezed so hard
that he broke his back. This re.
calls the fact (alleged) that a large.
mouthcd man in Kansas, a short
time since, dislocated his hip joint
by yawning. There is a man in
Williansport who is so round
shouldored that he has to use stick.
ing plaster to hold his shirt on.-
The champion thin man lives in
Wysndotte. Every time he shavos
his face he nichs the razor. An
old chip living on Blank street has
such a long nose that he has to take
snuff in April in order to sheeze in
July. The midget at u Now York
museum has such a email mouth
that his mother kisses him through
a pipe stem.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-27
Plantation Philosophy.

Dew drops is de tears oh night.
It's tryin' ter be interestin' in
conversation dat makes q liar outen
many a man.
De appetite OBJ man on do wants
ty oh woman ar what keeps dc
worlds trade in motion.
1t ain't alters dc pusson dat bows
low dat is ralely de humblest. De
snake is all on do groun', bu!
Lawd, how pisen he isl
Now an don yer sees q dog what
looks as dough he's got a great deal
oh de man about him, but yer mos
often sees de man what acks as
dough he's got q good deal oh de
dog about him.-Arkansatu Travslsr.
Mr.. Wake Hubbell confesses the
authorship Of the following spring
poem; "'Tis night The tired trav.
eler seeks reposG, and over all the
earth the silent stars keep watch.
The birds are in the shady trees,
and hushed the winds and all the
breeze; and watchmen, on their
lonely beat, preambulate the quiet
street. No sound is heard save the
gentle gnawfng Of the rat, and the
shrill murmur Of the Thomas catl
Now softly up the window flows,
and from it quick a boot jack gocsI
In front Of that bright cottage door
that Thomas cat will sing no moreI'
|
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liAs heaven Il above Id. / d6.n

AS heaven Is above as, ! do,@
Then Y l said ioyously, q. is
TALL q hideous misunderstanding.
Georgette loves you. It Is that
that is killing her"
1feyst . face WIS trahs6gured
with rupture, his was that instant.
"Are you telling me the ttnthlp
he cried.
4Yes, fam,e answered; "but 60
away before she comes out she can.
not bear to see you now. I will
prepare her for your coming to,
night"
He obeyed me, and IL was not
until evening that Jet saw him in
her own little sitting-room. When
she came in, looking so frail, yet 50
lovely, Ralph could not utter a
word. He simply opened his arms,
and the next instant her head was
on his breast.
Darling he whispered, II told
you the truth. Your fortune was
nothing to me; but how could / ask
you to give it up for the sake Of
sharing my poverty%
"Your poverty was nothing to
me-" she said, in a voice that
thrilled with happiness; "but you
never gave me chance Of saying
So"
"And will you-can you-Oh,
Georgette, my darlingl it will be q
terrible sacrificed"
"YOu say isoS" she cried teprOaCh.
fully. "yet you profess to love mel
Tell me, Ralph, if it were ten times
as much, would you not give it up
gladly if you werein my positionR"
DEAREST" he said, kissing her
with tender reverence, ~ would
give up the world for yOup
"Besides," she added, with an
enchanting smile. II told a white
lie, Ralph. Can you forgive me
for it2 l was trying to weigh your
love in the balance with my money,
and how sadly l miscalculated the
RESULT But--it is only half Of my
fortune that 1 forfeit in marrying
you. Think we can still manage
TO live on half. Don't you think
we can, RalphH'
He looked at her in q kind Of
delirium.
"What- what"-he stanmered.
"Don't you understand?' she said
putting both her arms around his
neck. "Wben l marry you 1 lose
half my fortune, but there is still
q goodly portion left to me. !
would not have any Of IL, though,
Ralph, ifIhhd toliye withoutSou:
Real tears started to hlseyes and
he gathered her close to his heart.
When / came in after awhile
Jet was seated on the sofa and he
was seated close beside her.
Her cheeks were crimson and her
eyes shone like stars.
II don't know what the doctor
will say to this" l said, shaking
my head obviously.
"we won't need any doctor now,
Miss Emily" Ralph said with a
joyous laugh. ~ have taken the
contract off his hands,"
He fulfilled it, too; three months
later, when Jet was married her
health was better than it had ever
been before.
The inscription in her wedding
ring was in Hebrew, and some
what different from the judgment
which Belshazzar saw written on
the wall.
1t siguifed in our language:
"Thou has been weighed in the
balance and found true"
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A Western widower, having
probably ascortained that Massa.
chusetts is burdened or blessed with
$4,000 suporauous women, has
written q letter to Governor Butler
requesting him to select a wife for
him, and send her out to Utah, pre-.
paid. He explains that he has
everything requisite for hcusokoep.
ing, including two children, and
sends directions for roaching his
bercaved home, stipulating that
che applicant shall pay her own
fare.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-27

Forty years ago a man worth
100000 was accounted wealthy;
now a patentright man doubts
whether il Is worth whilO to skin
him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-27

An American drank twentyt
eight glasses of lager in Washing.
ton, on a wager the other evening,
In thirty minutes, beating a Ger.
man, who give out after pouring
down twenty-five glasses. This
explains the antSgonism manifest.
cd in Germany toward the Ameri.
can hog. II is jealousy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-27

Lamentation is the musiciatt
that always, like a screech owl,
alights and sits on the roof Of an
angry man-nMark.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-27

| feel a profounder reverence for
u boy Chan a man. / never meet a
ragged boy on the street without
feeling that | owe him a salute, for
! know not what possibilities may
be buttcned up under that shabby
coat.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-27

A blush is modesty's headlight;
but a good many trains are run
without headlights,
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The Ra.I Yoilnr tLar. !.

. =
There Is a good deal Of very bad
Literature in circulation, Ii is
written and printed principally 10
be read BY boys and young men
about the age Of the two indiyid.
uals who we're hanged this morn.
ing, tits sent out in che shape Of
the dime novel, the cheap "librarya
and the weekly paper, and some Of
itspublishers have grown rich. Us
fiction tells OF extraordinary young
men who hunt the buffalo and lhe
Indian, and whose chief occupation
1t Is to produce blood. These ten.
der adventures carry reyolyers and
bowie knives, aud are always III
trouble and always looking for te.
yenge. They know how to shoot,
how to dodge bullets, how to usu
the knife, and how TO knock mon
down and trample upon them. In
d story that had large Citchlation'
a young man was made to take tho
part Of a detective TO spy out the
evil doings Of his own father, and
father and son we're made to meet
in a large number Of disrsputablu
places. Not that the son wished
10 reform the father, but that he
wished to show that gentleman
that he knew Of his evil doings;
and not that it was wrong for the
father to misbehavc, but that tho
boy had a right to misbehave too.
The evil effect of this miserable
stuff is shown in the news Of every
day. In q Western State some
months ago several young men
were hanged for murders Of the
dime.novel kind. In thiscity dur.
ing the present week d youth sup.
posed to be Of good moral character
suddenly turned robber and took
seventy dollars from his hatd.work.
ed mother, bought a number Of re.
volvers and tried to go West by
way Of Boston TO kill Indians
There have been and probably
there now are bands Of boys pledg-
cd to do murder, and a number of
bands whose purpose was merely
robbery have been broken up. A
few days ago some brainless young
wretChes conceived the idea of be.
coming "hre alarm tiends," aud
after bothering the police and do.
ing more or less damage have found
themselves in State Prison.
Is there no way to put a stopto
the circulation Of this yillainous
rOt2 Can the Legislature Of this
State do nothing2 Is Congress
poweflesS Nothing is SO good for
boys and girls as good reading, and
the good matter that is written for
them in these days is las entertain.
ing as it Is valuable, and comes
from the pens Of the best writer's;
but nothing is 50 bad as bad read.
ing, and thousands. who are on the
road to the prison and the gallows
will testify that this is the case as
they reach tho end Of their liberty
or their careers.-M Y. Graphic.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-06-27

Gray hairs are tho only object Of
respect that can not excite envy.
Bacon.
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CEtIN.INNI.II'II:S


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VISA WIZ N"-"7, '' %"
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l's',I''"l' "', ".l P,''''.'',,',l "g.l.,''
nr-4c- were present. including comty
olIicinIs from Ray county. Charley Ford
and ms father. May strangers are m
town and a large force of special police.
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~" ''' N"n'I'' aug ''N, Il l'7
p'"'r ms n''" }" 4. ''L ~ "t 40, N'''I",
d"!H. ga u,'"On' 3l ,"y "',o."p' "'
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rhh', nave nee" Hu't,N7'.'y "pP"',''"
ana XIV" ,'1'Eu'u W. ,II ,"i r.
I'h1i lh"I7'l b'P",! h"'nn", ,lSS u"
ana t"!I'' "lI'l''' nom I",' WIZ N'
I"'n!' III H7 7"''" '" ~ ''"' '''"
ruHGLAn7 F'II
UAmiI4nsuruG. Va, 2I.-I4pst night
Col q f.. DrruI. ana aged and rrsprr %.
bIr citizen of tins county, before tine
vnr member of the house " delegates
and tate sruntc uf Nirgiuia, shot dead
"A negro named ltyrs. Dornl and wifi,
uu old couple living alone, were
Awakened by a noise, and trr husband
taking Is pistol. opened the door loading
INTO tho 'djuning room gust IN tim. ID
soc the outer door forced open aud q
man step INTO the room Drral fired,
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NUMBER 211

begin work at p. m. aud continue until
1. 3, Is aud $ u. m; that
number arr unmarried; that the
average wages are $500 week;
that the bak RI ST. uck some time ago
for reduction to II hours az n dhy's
labor; tue bosses agreed to this, but
whcr the men returned to work the
pledges II en- were broken. Black
stated that OF the waters employed IN
large beer sal, ous. many are Prussian
army Ulcers, German noblemen and
Rdssinn princes who came to this coun-
try expecting to make fortunes, but who
found this their only means to gain
livelihood. Speaking OF brewers, Black
said there are in this city thirty five
brcweric1 employing about 23OJ men;
that trades union was organized in
1881; shortly after there was strkr for
"a docrcuso III the working hours to IL
hours per day aud extra compensation
for Sunday work; that the strike was
won 10y the mcu, wngcs ranging from
go to : % upr month
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England
No pEKNiOTT

LwEHpoor, August 2l.-McDermo't,
arr strd here recently on his arrival
from America on suspicion OF compile
Ity in tho dynamite conspiracy, has oeeh
further mauded. The prosecution
will how that MrDermott has been IN
Cork IA company with Feathe stone'
the convict.
IRISH KFGistrNrIOS BILL.
L,oSbuN, August 2l-1lhe Irish regis.
tr,tlou bill was rrj cited In the house OF
lords this afternoon by vote Of % to 80.
SHAW.
L1Npos, August 2l.-rhere was a
lively discussion in commons this after
noon ia regard to Shaw, British mission
AIRY to Masnga- car, held in custody by
the French.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-22
GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
FUNERAL OF JUDGE JEREMIAH
BLACK YESTERDAY.
Myster ious Disappearance of a
Young Girl at ST, Louis
Labor Federation.
ARCHBISHOP ruECElL'S DEBTS.
ARCHBISHOP rrGcrrrs DEBTS.
u,uoR FEDERATION.

ARCHBISHOP rIErElL'S DEBTS.
LABOR FEDERATION.
Nrw IoEK. August 2l.-rhu third an
uum mcc,tug1of the federation of the
urgum ed trades and labor unions NJ
the Uutcd States aud Canada, brgnu at
noon to-day IA Itrurr huiL : Gam
pcrs, chairman ~ tine executive commit
'oc, called the meeting to order, The
following delegates presented creden-
tiuls Kenneth aud Mckenzie, AmuIga-
mated Irtdrs and Labor umn.s, New
York. Vim. McClr,lud, Amulgnwatcd
Sucicty ut Engineers, New lurk, II. =.
tinker, Book Binders mlou, Washing.
ton, u. C.. H. II. Mclean. CWrpgu
Trades aud Labor Assembly; t. NJ
Slack, Columlus OHIO, L. l.. Me
CurmHck Indianapolis, hilbert H. Jones,
Washington, II. c., and luIu Wi,
uf this city, delegate. from the German
American lNpugrapcIcN jwuu OF the
lultr' Sutp-, Richard pvrra, SeI-
MruH /; u,vnlpm union. tmcurW y
H. furoU Cgurmulvr, uulou, lll,
New lurk. GuhuI Nuu-lun, Carp %.
trt' and louc.s l.uIuupl th, United
81 ties, NJ u Iuuu.A, ltlir- aud la.
hur assuplulluu, ,mrwuIt " G. iull-
min. CIEurWal,rre' uuluu a.. t|Urluu /,
Fred Blind. Evansville. lui, Herman
Phillips, Cincinnati uud Slammed Clam
pliers, ut thus ciit from the Cigar
mukcr-' lnioru tuuHl Umou ~ America.
j. II. O'Bu a., Culumbm llrugrnphlrul
union, Washington, u. G., and GcorIo
Blair, Wurkmcu'e us4ocauuu, New
York state
MNeruuuus ulsArrENENN'E.
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TiIE OI.D WORLD.
Horrible Tragedy at Breslau- China Pre-
pariug Tor War Austrian SroiaI-
lists Ooings In TonQuin.
Anstrin
anrINLIarrI rANlmLEr..

NIENNA, August 2l.--A number Of
socmi-tc pamphlets which attack En-
rur Francis Joseph ~ violent man
urr, have been found III the vicinity oil
the Imperial summer palace, ut LuNum-
burg, uuc miles from this CITY, where
Nrhdukc Rudolph prince imperial VI
Au-tu, ml Hungary, and wife, are re-
udug Pamphlets ut % similar charac-
ter huNr ben circulated at several
pieu.urr resorts ~ lower Austria.
riE uNrru LlNUo.
NuSsN Ausust2' Rio caused by
the uppaaiuou of Tia people 10 the use
ut tur Hungarian mguia IA official
not ry4 urrUrrni tu uthr towns IN
Cunlu hnNd,r A.um. Troops utter
v,uud tuqurll them
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,NTluEtr uY uHi.,NNp+
CuNsrN>rlsurLE, August 2l.--Brl-
gan - huyr captured the governor aud
-ey,rm councillors Mt Flurau, noar
Saoura They demand twenty thou
sand pounds.
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LoNpoN, August 2l.-'rhe Standards
Berlin correspondent asserts that he
Chinese government u negotiating wi II
Germany oith "A view to the purchase Of
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