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CHrc.so. July The Intsr-Ocean this
morning presents the crop reports covering
a vide area Of the west and northNesl
Their tenor IL 70 the effect that gneet eA
rsrted. the grain crop will equal last year
IA The wesfber that vas unfsvoraole
Il coru induced one Of the hesviest crops Of
bsv ever moved, winch 10 great extent,
h slresdv cut and cured. Barley and oats
srs unusually good evsryvnere- and there
Il 4 uroruiss 81 unprecedented yield. The
r--erIt bot wesfber has proven extremely
favorable. 1hs harvest Of vinser Wheat IL
4 - love- fsfffudes "A large.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-BOstons, Is; Pills
delphiss. 4. 49,,
IoUnvILLE, Ky, July I.-Eclipse, j;
ooIrSSus. July 7.-Columbus. 3; Metro
YEv YoRk. July New York, 3 Prov
PHTIGDKLrHrA, July 7.-PtDsdelphia, Z
CHIc.eo, July 7.-Chicago, 6; Cleve
land. Z. -. q. ~
ciunati 4
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ouashed.

JACKSON Miss, July 7.-At Oxford yes
terday. Judge Hill quashed the information
filed by Chalmers and Chandler against
Watson and others, known
az the political" case growing
out of the Chalmers Manning. contest for
congress. The judge stated that the
information charged no SPECIFIC crime
against the government, and the grand
Jury and witnesses being present he would
permit no further proceedings on informa-
ton, but only on Indictment. District-At-
torney Chandler said he would not be dio-
tated 70 by the court as to how he
should manage his business, and that be
would proceed no further in the election
fraud cases until the mat
Ter could be laid before
the department Of justice at Washington:
Judge Hill said this matter should
not again be entertained Ia bis court,
unless through the finding OF the grand
Jury; that informations were not favored
but only tolerated in extreme cases oil
which the present was not one.
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81. JoUI.. July 6.-lspecisi-l-AverJ
Tan, q vel dre-s-d man. nsds daring a.
tempt to-day 70 rob bank messenee IN
the busiest tbo-oogbfsrs Of the city. and It
he time be sss surrounded By sthrons q
men. Your correspondent 80 psssing %
Third strest to-day rben be - Eresi
c,unotton IN tss vicinity u tbs Cootinsn
fsI bank fIi Worth Tbi-d sireet. sd soon
le.rned the csus.- J lbr eo-halussrr. me-
aeursr and crlIersnr r. 80 6-rnlri- An =
80 harE. starler - hls rerular ne
auYorr fha h1rfs uttt -
- r~rr He ~ieitsf he For-tk Va
fir-ri rrf fhr-e crilectef 81 -. Win this
rurrer nd Q rrrtsr o. srnal chscts IN h,f
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CINCINNATI, July THE body OF Arch
bishop Purcell arrived this evening
under the escort Of the Knights
of st. John, and was Immediately
taken 10 the episcopal residence.
next to the cathedral, where 1t will lay IN
state 81. u, John m guard it day and night.
Tomorrow Il will be viewed by tens
of thousands. On Monday 1t will
he placed in the cathedral crypt
till after the close Of the funeral.
No special services are announced ior the
time intervening between this and Wednes-
day, when the funeral proper Will take
place.
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SAN ANTONIO.
a Serious Rsi,rosd Observation-Disclosures
The WATSON Court-Martiai.

a Serious Rst,road wreck-Assasstnaten-
The WATSON Court-Martiai.
SAN ANTONIO, July 4.-[Special. Last
night about u o'clock, at Corbyn station,
lust this side of New Braunfels, stock
train composed Of two sections was badly
wrecked by the last section. running
into the first section and smashing things
The two trains, or sections, were only rum
ming at the rate Of four miles per
hour. A stockmsn, named Under
wood, who was in the nrst
section had his leg broken, end another
stockman, name not leaned, also hurt
badly; a brakeman was also bruised pretty
badly. All three men were brought 70
this city, and are now at the santa
Rosa hospital, receiving medical attention
from DIR. Chew. physician and surgeon for
the railway company; Several eOn trs Ssaf fro% ~
Austin is delayed BY the wreck.
Thi. morning q man named Joseph kaf-
ton aged 33 died from consumption at
San Antonio boarding house on
Market street. He had lived
very mesgerly and always professed
10 have no money, but the landlord on
searching bis effects, found $3.50 . gold
have been handed 10 County Judge
Msson, who ~ill appoint temporary I'd.
ministrsfor to-morrog; In addition deceased
IL entitled N 81 900 from the Bohemis 90
ciety. The remains were buried thii
An attempt was made last night 70 as
sassinste q Mexican woman BY negro
named Henry Silly. The woman
was shot in the foot eilby Il
in jail An unknown assassin also msot
an attempt 20 murder . German family
fhree miles above the city. Three ehot,
were fred through the window. No ar
rests.
The papers in the wssson court-msrtisl
case arrived 1t government hesoqusrtert
yesterday; Il confirms ne pre-
vious report By telegraph IRON
Washington, and TAKES effect immsdistely
The sentences Il dismissal from The serFice
and eighteen months coDhnemeut ~ nsro
labor At Lansing. Ksnsss-
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COLUMBUS, o.. July 7.-Engine No. 245,
extra, west-bound on the Little Miami
division of the Panhandle, ran into the
rear Of No. 81, half mile east Of Spring
Valley, at lilo a. m, destroying the ca
boose and wrecking seventeen cars, nearly
All OF which were empty, and badly damag-
ing the engines. Trsney, rear brakeman
on No. 81, was slightly bruised and cut
about the head and has a small bone broken
In mis- leg. Kennedy, engineer of No. 245,
and his fireman, were slightly bruised. The
accident was probably caused BY No. 81
stalling while setting of cars and the flag
man not going back promptly. The track
was blocked Tor a number Of hours and
trains badly delayed. The injured all live
in Columuus
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PorosI, Mo-, June Sam Cook COLOR
ed) shot and fatally wounded Emma Shin,
a young woman who had refused to receive
his attentions on account OF his intemper-
ance. Cook then attempted suicide but
only inflicted flesh wound in his head
with revolver. He then escaped. 1t is
believed that coored citizens will lynch
him if he is captured.
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Danger of a Freight Blockage,

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 7.-Car-loads OF
exhibits for the southern exposition are ar
irving every day at the various freight de-
pots in the city. The exposition can only
undertake To handle freight delivered at its
doors. and exhibitors should make arrange
ments 10 have freight hauled to the EXPOSE
ton or sent over the connecting. road, else
before many days they may ind them
selves blockaded at the freight depots.
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ST LOUIS, July The team shoot, fif
teen men tide, between the Chicago
Shooting club and the St. Louis Gun club
occurred to-day. Repeated heavy shower!
interiered good deal.
First Shoot-Ten birds for each man
twenty one yards rise; won by st. Louis
1872 to i27.
Second sboot-Tweuty- six yards; won by
Chicago-l27 to III.
Third Shoot-Thirty-one yards; won by
St. Louis-score, 10S to W.
Grand Total-St. Louis, 359; Chicago,
$50. After the termination OF the match a
grand sweepstake, five birds Tor each man,
twenty. six yards rise, four prizes, $40, $50,
500 10 Der cent of entrance money, was ar
ranged with all participants in match
and Barber, of Louisville, divided second
money. Calls, Hayden and Harrison, OF
St. Louis, divided third money. Adding
ton, of st. Louis, took fourth
and two or three outsiders as coptestants;
Marks of Chicago, and Pierce and Price OF
St. Louis divided first money; Farrar
Hutchins and Loveday, of Chicago,
Fourth Race-Mile and three: quartersf
was walk over for Monitor AMI Volusia
" Fifth Race-Mile; Sweet Home won;
Antrim, second; Heel-and-Toe, third. Time
-1:45. -,
SlXtn race OlttpIeCpdso Sio SouiS,i
Jim MCGOWAN won; Pasha, second; Aurel-
Jus, thru. Time-3:29.'
Lone BRANCH, N. j., July 7.-Monmonth
Park Races: First Race-one and one
eighth mile; Renegade won; Euclid. s. cond,
Mendelssohn, third. Time-1:57 l-3.
Second Ract-For two-year-olds; three
quarters of a mile; Huron won; Chanti-
ceer. second; King Arthur, third. Time
Ills. :,
and a half; George Kenney won; Barnes,
second; Pizarro, third. Time-3:394.
New York. July 7.-Brighton Beach
Races-First Race-One mile; Plunger won;
Arsenic. second; Marie, third. Time-l:44.
Second Race-Mile Topsy won Hick-
DRY Jim, second; Matte Rapture, third.
Time-1:43 IL.
Third Race-Two miles; Hartford won ;
Ida B., second; Alta B., third. Time
1887 IA.
Fourth Race-Three-quarters Of mile;
Grsnite, first; Newsboy, second; Woodcraft
third. Time-1:lSt. ;,
Fifth Race-Handicap hurdle race, mile
and quarter, over five hurdles, Moscow
won; London, second, Bedouin, third.
Time-2:2l IL.
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BLOOMINGTON, ILL, July 7.-Miss Marie
Won Osener, known TO the musical world
at Mile. Marie Litta, died at her home in
this citv at half past s this morning. She
was horn in Bloomington June LIST, 1856,
educated in Europe and has sung in opera
concerts in all the principal cities of Ameri.
ca, London and Paris. The fatal disease
was cerebro- spinal meningitis superin-
duced by over eXertion.
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penouncipg Aided Emigration.

DUBLIN, July Twelve bishops, includ-
ing Cardinal McCsbe and Archbishop
Croke. were absent from the meeting of the
Catholic hierarchy here yesterday, which
adopted resolutions denouncing. state
aided" emigration, and favoring the cult
walton of tracts of land in Ireland which
could maintain surplus population.
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H,nrronp. Connecticut, has the hight
slnd Of a mayor, one whose incumbency Is
a source Of profit rather than burden upon
the tax payers. He spends annually lar
mlre rpon the city and in the entertain
ment ofdistinguished visitors than his sal.
airy amounts TO. In the entertainment OF
the Charleston, s. G., militia alone, notvery
long since, he spent in one evening Sl,io'
If the cities and towns generally through
out the country had such may ors as Hart
ford has, they could be congratulated upon
the necessity which forces upon them
mayor and council.
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DETROIT, July THE Continental
Guards arrived here this morning and
were escorted by the Detroit Light Guard.
to the hotel this afternoon. They marched
through the principal streets, attracting
attention and favorable comment on their
handsome appearance and soldierly bear
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The Heated Term In New York-ScOre
of Sunstr0kes.
The Orleans Princes at the Moribund
Counts Bedside.
A Noted Songstress Dead at Blooming.
Ing, Ill.
Other Very Interesting News Notes


LONDON, July THE Times, in iinan-
cial article, understands an effort in regard
to Confederate bonds will not be made
without preliminary understanding with
soma influential southerners. The daily
New.' financial article says number OF
holders of Confederate bonds have sub
scribed 10000 for use in endeavoring to
induce the states wishing to re-establish
their credit, to recognize portion OF theli
debt. Lord Penzance Gorst, M. r., and l.
c. Bruce, M. p, have been appointed trus
tees. The promoters do not expect more
than 10 per cent. OF the debts, averaging
fS0D 600 per state will be recognized.
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PARIS, July THE French column, af-
ter successful campaign in upper Senegal,
was attacked with typhus fever. The stu
alton is becoming grave. Colonel Desbordes,
the French commander, instead OF march
inc TO 81. Louis, the capital, resolved TO
reach the coast and embark in the French
transport Garonne. The effort proved
fatal TO the column, as the commander
of the Garonne, fearing his crew might be
attacked by contagion, refused W receive
the afflicted soldiers on board.
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New YORK, July THE heat to-day was
as intense as yesterday. Up to noon nine
cases of sun-stroke were reported none
fatal.
The deaths this week were 1,0O1 against
ZIG last week. Total deaths of children
under years in this city, 672.
There were three additional cases OF sun.
stroke in the afternoon, making twelve IN
all for the day. OF these, three were fatal.
LArEa.-Fifty.o one cases of sunstroke IN
this city and Brooklyn to-day; thirteen ia
tai. Highest point of thermometer " de-
QreeS,
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ST LOUIS, July 7.-Rust and Coolidge,
contractors for building the bridge across
the Arkansas river for the Texas g. St.
Louis Narrow Gauge railroad, served no.
lice yesterday on President Paramore, at
bridge unless they were paid $25 900 cash
and were released from the penalty OF $685.
600, caused by non-complying with the
contract. Colonel Paramore refused their
demand and entered suit against them for
S35 900, and attached their machinery.
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IF'Dallas had such citizen as Mr. PRATT
of Baltimore, the problem of the intel
lectual development of her citizens would
be satisfactorily settled for all the future
After having previously presented Balti'
more with s25oOOO marble building to be
used as free library, he drew his check the
other day for over 1888 COO for the purchase
and maintenance OF the library.
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Notsries public and justices find thoss
Rubber Printing Wheels Just the henels.i
al tbeir certf6csfes and acknowledgment
blsnks lust a. they want them, With no
trouble. and with one stroke Of the hand.
When TIE wheel is bought and peid ",
this il the END Of the expense, snd the
wheel will last ss long ~ you do. An e1-
animation will convince you. bIyhut
Rubber Stamp end sewing Machine Depoi,
7U Elm street Dallse.
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Collided,

WooNsocKETT, r. l., July THE east
bound passenger train on the New York d
New England road collided with a west.
bound freight at Iropstone, Massachusetts,
at s o'clock this morning. Both engines
and several cars were wrecked, and several
lives lost
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SAVANNAH, Mo-, July Frank Garrett,
a brother of Mike Garrett, now in Jail on
the charge of outraging Mrs. Belle White,
was detected by Mrs. Joe Hill in the
attempt to outrage her little daughter. He
ran away when discovered and posse of
vigilants are hunting him with excellent
prospects OF lynching.
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Blew His Head Off.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, July DIR. L. U.
Pinkston, residing fifteen miles from the
civ. committed suicide to-day. He placed
a double barreled gun to his head, blowing
two weeks ago. Mental alteration is the
cause. He has not been himself since a
few years ago, when he gave one of his
children morphine for quinine causing its
death
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Two terrible suicides occurred
IN our state Friday both Of
them indicating in their surround
inr. |. dsliberstion ana despair. chilling TO
oontemplste. IL IL almost impossible 10
-. Why msn should despair and plunge By
fbsir own Efforts into the dark vstsrs IN
fhis great and prosperous state where a.
can make q Life . success, who have any
elements q The man infbsm. but when me
dsrk tboueh,s and dreadful drssns OF sui
ode take bold ofs man his doom is sesled.
Ne resson or associstions vii erorcise the
demons ssain. The whole profession VII
learn .Ifh double seerst and SORROW Of
TIE sd end Of JoHr RIsrR Of Bonhsn- IL
a fhofbsr fs.rful nlustrstion Of The rsvAgss
q rtronr drink. Tor 70 whisky aloDe y
r~srus bis suicide q 70 b sttributed-
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RIcHxoSD, Va, July 7.-Charles Henry
Lee. colored. who has been twice convicted
of the murder Of Daniel Miller, in Henry
county, in February last, has made full
confession Of bis crime. He hac been Nv.
ing in Miller's house, and IL y supposed
80 bsen crinipsIly intimate with the wife.
Who 4 now In Jail charged with being sc
c.ssorv 10 the murder. II was upon the
womsn's testimony that Lee was convicted:
lee win be hanged on the 3rd OF August
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THE reduction Of the public debt last
month 10 the extent Of Sls,ooo.Oo is the
largest reduction that has been made IN
any one month and compensates In some
degree for the apparent indisposition
towards making this public blessing bright
en- By taking its flight. that bad existed for
two OF three moHths previous TO June.
Notwithstanding such heavy reduction
and other calls upon the treasury the sur
plus ct The end Of June In vaults Of the
government was still nearly sl50.OooYOOO.
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Cry OF MEXICO, July THE loss to the
Central railway. caused by recent rains' is
estimated at $4,000. The destruction, OF
bridges DELAYS the completion OF the road 10
AQUA Camientes a month and q hall.
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WELLsvILLE, o., July IA fire yesterday
broke out for the second time at the oil
refinery of Pane, Abbott & Co.. near here
entailing a total loss of $4,000. McFerron'
one of the employees, was burned TO death
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Struck by Lightning.

LANCASTER, Pa, July IA heavy thun-
der storm passed over the southern and
eastern sections Of Lancaster county last
eveninp. doing great damage. Mrs. Law
was struck by lightning and instantly
iii ad
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BE1DsEvATER, MAS, July The stsie
,,msbouss is nov burning with no hope Of
saving IL. The main buildings are gone
sps others are Coins fsst. The go inmates
confined IN the aims house we're safely ~
moved. The FIRE broke ont A. hoout ~
r-..fss The buildings we're al destroyed
sr-~rt tuo barns They were erected 10 ls5z
M rs-s In gDoc rrpsir- The lo<s y esfi-
runfsd e. $1,000. Insurance not ascer-
fafuaf
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WATERFOWL, July 7.-M.S.Nichols d Co..
the Chicago brokers, who recently failed
have sued twenty-three Watertown specu-
lators for between $40,0 900 and $4,000 mar
gins, which the firm advanced to carry their
accounts.
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IN, but gfssl oswsraper cinnot be :"
labilshed In q brief period, II must be
bait ny by siow and tedious process, 70.
oulfine both money and welldifeoled bmd
work ard II must have The confidence OF
ths people. II requires lime "a well az
money 10 establish 4 newspaper"
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ROME, July 7.-Monsignor Vannutelli,
papal nuncio at Vienna, who represented
the pope at the coronation Of the car, has
returned and presented the pope with an
autograph letter from the car.
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The stock markets are reported as every
where very dull not only in Wall street,
but in London and elsewhere. The TACT IS
attributed to the systematic and long
continued fleeing OF the innocents. Burnt
children dread the fire." and at last those
who desire to make haste to get rich, and
those who have already experienced the
bitter folly of playing against gamblers
own trick, are beginning to fight shy of the
bats
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A Boston rnsn ciuog 20 . irieBdlv lamp
ms, In fhe vicinity q she University Cluo.
I'd a. he rnsda several iDefectual attempts
70 SIP The drue- stors on the corner unoer
the IMPRESSION tbsf Il Vas n0rst -c-f. 81
claimed. IL fbrtJ tbers'sh any ming ~
thsf ffIicJ despise- i'm one tnlnf nc.
rnors'n snothsr.n TIE druE -stort contlnn-o
70 vhirl HrUund until q policernsn cAne
aiOne.
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GuAYAouIL, July There has been
heavy firing all morning. The streets are
lined with soldiers and no one Is allowed 70
pass. The business houses nave Gil peen
closed BY order Of Vientenella.
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ArLss1a Ca. Jolly I.-At ne mret.ni
rrfbe Gesreis Pscihc railrosd ofectors 70,
dnv. Nsj1r John ". gnhnson - 49, :.
1890, - suocee5 General Gordons ~
sfr-raf
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Bytbe FaIIing Of a Derrick

LAMONT, June Matt Rodgers and
John Blsnquest were killed, John Ander
son and Dennis Corners seriously injured
by the falling Of derrick In Walker guar
~ yesterday.
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Bosros, July THE Terksbury investi'
cation will occupy two sessions dsily till u.
close. The governor said injustice would
be done il further evidence was not per
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NoRRrsrowN, PA, July T.-Albert
Howey, who, with James Jack. was under
arrest for the murder Of Mrs. Mary Jack,
mmitted suicide in his cell in the county
Jail last night.
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SYDNEY, n. s. W.. July There is no
foundation for the statement that the
French flag had been boosted on the New
Hebrides Islands BY French gun-boat.