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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11

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July partial for August, and estimating the husl
ness Tor September is as ID W.:
Actual 1888. Estimated 1894.
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MINES AND MINING
SALES TIE NETFORG mvIVG EXCHIYGE.
NEW YORK. sept 10. 1884,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-31
A Kaufman County K,i,,ro c..

KAUFMAN, Aug. 30 Especial. The
case of the State vs.. Lish Adams, charg.
ed with the murder OF Tom Adams, in
this county, on the 5th OF July last.
came up before Judge Clark yesterday
on an application Of the defendant for
0ail. The State SADLY represented by
me county Attorney and Messrs. Charl-
.on and Allen, OF Terrell, and the de-
iendant by Mavim d Adams, of this
nlace. Bail was refused by the District
Judge, and defendant appealed. The
case has excited very general interest I'm
The vicinity of Elmo, whore the tragedy
occurred. The evidence connected with
Jhe killing is entirely circumstantial, 1t
appears that defendant and deceased
we're cousins; that they met in Elmo on
Iho day of tho killing and had angry
words, during which defendant struck
deceased with his hand; deceased pro.
cured a pistol and chased defend.
ant about town; that defend.
ant started for his home about
iOOyards dist .nt for a gun, and that de-
ceased started for his home about one
mile and half distant. The last seen
u defendant he was going with gun in
the direction Of deCoasod's home. Later
IN the evening defendant was seen re-
urning from the direction he had gone.
The body Of deceased was found next
light about GOO yards from his home,
5hot in the side with several buckshot,
and shot in the head with a pistol ball,
his pistol lying by his side with one
chamber empty.
The parties both appear to have been
honorable mon, and related hy blood
md marriage tn some Of our best citi-
6ens. Altogether the affair il considered
one OF the most unfortunate ever oc-
curing in this county,
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Death a, Pii., Point.

PILor PoINr, Aug. 3d., special. T.
Yesterday evening occurred the death
of ono OF Pilot Points oldest citizens,
Mr., II. II. Harrison, OF the nrm OF Har-
rison A Beatty, proprietors Of tho Pilot
Point Touring mills. Both members Of
the nrm have been sick for the past two
weeks, which resulted In Mr.. Hauison'e
Heath, and from which Mr.. B6atly H.
slowly recovering. The funeral OF MIR
Harrison took place at 8 o'clock this
eyening, with tho honors OF the ODD
Fellows order, of which he was a mem
Der, and was attended by one Of the
largest ooncOurseH OF people ever a.
somhled at our cemetery. A general
and profound feeling OF sympathy and
respect II felt nv all, and eyinced by thu
suspension of all business houses dur.
ing the hour OF service, the last tribut,
of rsspet 10 an old and esteemed citizen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-31

EVANSVILLE, IND., Aug. 3O.-The dc
tails Of tho great storm are coming IN
slowly. There was no storm above
Princeton or Rockport, Indiana. There
was great destruction near Harmony
Cormi, Grsville Mt. Vernon, Uniontown
and Henderson; houses, timber and
crops were DESTROYED in all this section.
hut one life is reported lost az vet. Tho
damage TO shipping was slight except
the chpsizing of this belmont. No NOR
nod les secured 50 far, but diver will
arrive there to day and will recover tbo
bodies. IL In still thought ton or fifteen
bodies are In the wreck. At Uniontovp
the Commercial hotel was unrooied
HamiltOn's new warehouse was badl,
damaged, DR.. Browns now residence
was unroOfed, and Eastwells old war.
house was completely demolished. TIL
operI-house at Henderson was nnroofet
and many buildings injured. The loss
In this CITY II very heavy, and in thr
country To barns and crops Il IL heavy
The hail injured the corn crop.
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F1BLDs ON FIgR.
The Mining situation Serious.

PITTsBURa, Aug. So.-The miners
camp at Coal Centre, IL devoid OF any
exciting incidents. To-day the strikers
pursued the same tactics ofinterceptinp
non-union men on their way 10 work.
but were not successful In gaining any
converts. 1t In stated that the officers
in charge of tho mines will, next week
organize n large posse and raid the catnp
for the purpose OF compelling the strikers
70 leave. II they carry out this plan
there will probably be trouble, Az thu
strikers say they will not leave peace
ably. President Castcllo and Secretary
Flaming, Of the Mners' associatiei,
were arrested In this city this afternoon
on charge Of conspiracy. The charge
was based ON a circular issuecl
/ last Sunday, signed BY IN,
officers, and calling on the miners I,
concentrate their forces at the camp am
maintain their position until their poin
IL gained. Preparations are being mad
Tor mass meeting In about two week
10 protest against the conspiracy laws
1t Is stated that u. T.. Butler will be re-
tained to defend the miners In the con
SDirArN cases
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Waco Anti,Ipa,e. Cotton rron,,,

WACO, Aug. SO.--lSpecisl. THE farm
ers OF this (McLennan) county met In
convention here to-day and adopted res
olutions setting forth that hereafter all
farmers selling cotton here will demand
that such cotton shall he weighed by the
public weigher, or his deputies, and not.
IA Ia and has been the case, by private
weighcrs in the employ OF buyers. This
matter has been bone OF contention
svery winter, and farmers say Ifthey
cannot have the grievance remedied, Il
will cause cotton TO leave Waco and &c
TO other markets.
Receipts Of cotton to-day, about sixty
bales. Prices range from 9h@l0 cents
per pound.
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.


new York Stock Market.
NEW Yonk, Aug. so.--Governments
strong.
Railways firm.
State securities dull.
The stock market to-day was duh bu,
strong. Az the opening there was nm
advance OF per cent, trunk lines heinz
tho most conspicuous in the rise. on ths
official denial of the report that the
Grand Trunk had withdrawn from tbe
trunk-line pooh After / Louisville a
Nashville was ralded from ~ to 2ox on
unfayorable reports concerning the com.
pany. Other active shares fell off Y IN
~ In sympathy. Later on the market
hardenedj and the bears hecominp
alarmed At the strength exhih.
lted attempted to cover. Thi5
resulted IN steady advance throurhout
the entire list, with Union Pacific az
the special feature. This stock moved
up from HH to 49h, and closed at the
highest hgure. Tho advance In other
active shares ranged from \ tolH per
cent, the.rise being due to favorable 70
ports which brought in orders for lony
account. Foreign bankers were also
buyers Of the general list for European
account. Compared with last nights
closing, prices are II to ~ per cent.
higher, except for Louisville 4 NASH.
vile, which is y per cent. lower. Sales
OF stock for the week, 1881 $3.50 shares
transactions for to-day, 10000 shares
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ohlcldiuA Buuks onarks.

Ell PAso, Aug. 3O.--lSpecial.l ~. A.
Fred rick, the attorney from Topeka,
Kansas, who was robbed by bunko
steerers across the river, identified one
Of the parties named Holland on this
side of the river and presented his pstol
At his head and demanded the return oi
The stolen property, which amounted t.
$500. Holland declared thai he had
turned over all the property to the Mayor
OF Paso del Norte. Ilo was then jailnd
but released to-day on bond OF s2,5O.
There is good deal Of excitement ovor
the affair as there is den of these thisy,
across the river who fleece strangers
nearly every day,
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FROM GALVESTON.
THE JOHN SEALEY oBsEQulEs.
The City In Mourning and FIars at Hal
hast-startling Develof ments In
the Second Inquest Over the
Body OF Young Fleschig.

GALVESTON, Aug. 3O.--All the flags In
this city, including every consular flap
and numerous 'oroign flags In the ship
ping, were tlving at hali-mast to-day out
OF respect to the memory of IN,
late John Sealy, whose n
neral took place this evening
Never In the history of Galveston
has there been burial NO larpel,
attended. Signs Of mourning aud eS.
preSslons of sorrow are seen and
heard everywhere throughout the
city. None OF the several large
corporations in which Mr.. Sealy WAS
prominently identified will in any WAY
be effected by his death, but John Seal[
viii he missed and remembered In Gal
weston as long ss the present generation
survive.
For several days past Justice Spann
has been holding the second Inquest
and Investigation Into the mysterious
lynching of the young German boy.
Richard flechsig, which took ~ ace ninC
miles below the city on August 10th. l.
Sas alleged at the time that FlechsIy
had made u murderous assault upou
Mrs. Jnnemann with the Intention ot
outraging her, falling in which h.
struck and mortally wounded her, as Il
WAS reported. Mrs. Junemann,
however, quickly recovered, and
lnSplcious circumstances came
TO light casting a doubt
upon the story Of the attempted Outrage
and lynching. During the past week
many witnesses have been examined
with view to ascertaining how Flechsiu
actually met his death. Al y
late hour Tonight 1t 10 learned
that Henry Guy, one of the wit
nesses, has turned States evidence.
making a confession, which lmplicates
ak prominent and wcll-tu-do iarincrs
down tue island in the foul murder oi
Young Flechsig. II In said that a squad
| nt officers are now out making arrests
The suthoritios are working with giea
secrecy. The case promises some soma
| tional developmouts,
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BAIRD Aug. S0.-lSpecial. r On the ar
rival of the east-bound passenger train
at l O'Clock last evening, difficulty
which had been brewing ON the
train between Abilene and this pace,
between Gordon Walker, a well-known
ex-railroad man, and Howell Bailey,
lhe train newG agent, cuminated l.
quite serious attray ON tho platform
40 the depot, young Bailey stabbili
walker three or four times in the side,
shoulder and neck, fortunately iniiict
ing no very dangerous wound. Bailey
was, placed under arrest here, and
Walker removed to hotel, where he
remained until this evening, when ho
y. placed ON train for Colorado City,
his home.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-31
Stair CAPITAL MOTIFS.
The state Land Surveyor Returns a.,
Reports Miscellaneous Notes.

- 1880 s-"N hfNuTNe
Reports - Miscellaneous Notes.
AUSTIN, Aug. 3O,--lSpeciall Denis
Gown returned yesterday from survey
ing the million acres OF land set aside to
the University bv the Eighteenth Legis.
lature. lie surveyed the required ouan.
tity with like amount for the FREE
schools, In the counties Of Presidio. nj
Paso, Reeves, Pecos, Tom Green, Martin
and Gains, all the lands being excellent
for grazing, with vast quantity suita
BILE for agricultural purposes. lie will
make y fu report with plats and maps
or the land as soon M possible.
The Supreme Lodge ot the Univerpa'
benefit Association OF America, filed q
charter to-day. It Is located ut shor
man.
From land sales under the old law IN,
Comptroller paid In, to-day TO the credit
II the permanent school fund. $l7.ils
available fund, 1852; permanent Uni.
versity fund, S507; available fund, i3O5;
ssylums, SyT6.
News was received here to-day OF thu
death OF Mrs. Seth Msbry at Kansas
City.
Thomas wholess, the well known
short-hsnd man, was married At Xvi,
last night to Miss Malone.
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Tho committee appointed to cond sns
dangerous awnings, composed Of Messrs.
O. ID. Stephenson, II. Goslin and O. #.
Carter, made a sally yesterday, and wai
report the following as unlawful, viz:
One-half OF the awning OF the Exchange
bank, on Lamar street, 10 he torn down.
and the other half, with tho awning n
the same place,on Main, 10 be bracketcl !:
the awni0g at 70l and 703 Main street, 10
be bracketedi the awning In front OF the
OConnor buildings, ON North Main
street, 10 come down; the awning IN
front or Doran Bros. and IN front of ~
u. James hotel 10 bo torn down,
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Roberts Rascalitles.

WtLKEsBARRE, PA, Aug. SO.-The
Roberts embezzlement is still tho topic
Of conversation among leading coal oI-
orators. 1t il claimed the end il not yet.
II has been fully discovered, and the fl-
;ure will reveal the fact, that Roberts
vas only ono of number, who plul..
dered Charlish Parish out of $2OGOO ur
more, fora number years past. One pc :
son, who is believed to have been inter
e-ted in securing some of the stolen
money, LETT here some months ago for
Philadelphia, after mortgaging his pr
perty tor nearly its valuo, and who t.
now resident Of that city. Roberts still
remains at his summer cottage IL,
Nilkesbarre mountains,c closely watched
by "A detective. Rev. DIR. Hodge aud Dr..
Sullard, friends of the dcfaulter, are
With him. II IL feared tho worst feature
ut this sad affair has not yet beon re
rDruod.
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CRIMINAL RECORD.
4 Singular Shielding of n Bunko Shark
at FL PasO.
A BAD MAN KILLED AT BoNHAM.
Bank Robbers Captured-The Blaine I. libel
suit-Stabbing and bad Blood ut
Baird-Murder Case mt Kauf-
man - Other Grimes.
A Bad Man Shot to Pieces.

BoNHNh, Aug. 30.-ESpecml. l-Yester-
day and to-day have been rather excit-
ing times for Bonham. Yesterday morn
ing two negro men opened out the ball
with regular street fight, after which
they visited the MAYORS office and con
trlDuted towards the city's finances.
After that one of them went home, and
with the aid Of an axe-handle gave his
wife good beatingl
Shortly after this occurred, a box-load
ot brick that was beng hoisted To thr
Top of the new bank building was over
turned. The whole load iell upon the
head OF u negro man who was at work
At the building, cutting three severe
gashes on his lead. He was not other
wise injured.
John Boyd, who lives in the northern
portion OF the city, was thrown from his
horse this morning. His right lep was
broken just below tho knoe, the hone
proIudiug through tho flesh. II rs prob.
able that his leg will have to be aumpu-
tatod.
This evening, Bob Lane, while resist
ing arrest, was shot and mortall,
wounded by Marshal Thornton and
sheriff BLAIR Lane was i'm the city
drunk. and about 3 O'clock passed alonr
the street, occasionally yelling. He i'm
mediately mounted his horse and rode
out on the square, where he drew a large
army pistol and fired into the air and
thence rode down the west side of the
square, firing q second shot and yelling.
The officers were on the alert.
Marshal Thornton procured shotgun,
and, together with Sheriff Blair, de-
manded OF Lane to stop, whereupon
Lane turned and fired upon him, Thorn
Ton returning tho fire. About this time
Sheriff Blair told him to hold
up. Lane turned on him, but fired
a second shot ut Thornton. Blair
and Thornton both shot, and
Lane foil from his horse mortally
wounded, about thirty bullets having
struck him His left arm was shot to
pieces. Some ten or twelve bullets
passed through his body from the right
to the left side. The streets were
crowded at the time and il
is great wonder some one
else was not shot. The windows
in Dabney's hardware store
we're broken. Lane was a desperate
man. He lost leg in the Confederate
| army. Whisky has proved his ruin, Hc
remarked before the shooting that he
wanted some one to kill him. lie has
lived in the county from boyhood, and
at one time stood high.
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rrshauy 70 day for the finishing touches
Inc opening exercises are to be com
oined with the trades display, proces
SION IN which every important business
enterprise in the city is to be represented
ay lhe most unique designs. Some forty
noats, equalling IN beauty and splen.
uor any carnival display ever made. ar
70 De IN line. All the civil and military
organizations of the city are to particl
pate IN the parade, which will pass alonp
the principal streets, all brilliantly lin
minated for the occasion. Gen, Sher-
man, Ex-Governor Thos. A. Hendricks
ana several Others of this and Other
in tho oexercises.
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Floods IN ,,a.sachn..,,..

NORTH ADAMS, MASS, Aug, 3O--It has
rsined hero eighteen hours continuously.
Great damage to roads occurred. The
new bridge at Greylock was carried
away. Every bridge In gone between
Relhoro aud Stanford, Vermont, and
1900 damage done to tho road. Near
Beaver tho river ran over the road sixty
rods. Travel is delayed on the Troy A
boston. road by tho washout ut North
poWnnl
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The xenia Bank.

WAsHINaroN, Aug. aO.--The Comp
troller OF the Currency has received a
telegram from Bank Examiner Ellis
saying the shareholders OF the Second
National Bank OF Xenis, Ohio, have
made An assessment OF SO per cent, and
requested permission to resume bust.
ness. The Comptroller granted tho re-
quest, 10 take effect when the deficit An
tho capital Ia made good.
THk RANKS STATEMENT.
XREIA, o.. Aug. 30.--At = meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Second National
bank to-day the statement OF the bank
examiner was read, but the baAk will
not give II to tho public. An assess.
ment Of Ssls per cent. was made on the
capital stock, and 1t was decided to re.
sumo as soon AZ possible. Outside In
formotion places the deficit at $4,000.
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Gal,e.ion, snhino . 81. Louis.

LoNovIEw, Aug. 9o.--[special l-As
soon Us trains and men can be procured
the extension OF the Galveston, Sabine
4 81. Lonis railway will be begun. The
most difficult work to bo done immedi-
ately In two miles south OF the present
terminus, where the Cherokee bayou Il
crossed. In wet weather this IN an
almost bottomless bottom, and IL aboui
. mile wide, hut as II is very dry row
dirt for the grade can bo obtained, and
not over 600 feet Of piling will be needed.
The work southwark will be pushed
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sailed forir.,apd

Nuw lonR. Aug. 80 Sexton and Red
mond sailed for ireland to-day. A lsrg,
number OF friends, among whom W..
Mrs. Pnrn.ll, hndo thcn farewell. MIR,
Vlemence +, 1ayier. of tho Woman sanf
rage party, askpd them to convey !,
the irish party w. thu fiouHn Of Common.
the thanks of Tho Woman Huitrhviass %
lhis 'onniry for yp,lng Ia IA, or of W.
nan sniirAve and gave assurances o
y,npashy with the cause Of Ireland.
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Payne and ui. Party.

RoRr Binrn, ARK., Aug. so.--A de.
tach'neni OF United states cavalry
guarding Payne and his Oklahoma
b'omcrH, broke camp this morning and
started 10 Fort Gibson, The nearest
point wher' they can Obtain govern.
ment supplies, there 10 await further or.
derr. A petition for n writ Of haheaS
corpus for the relenao OF Payne and his
men 10 70 be presented 10 Judge Parker,
~ the. United States court to-day by
Payne's attorneys.
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KplIpe in the NATHAN.

GAIrEsrILLE, Aug. 3o.-ispecial. J.
News has reached here OF the killing oi
= man yesterday by cowboys In tn,
Nation. He had raped li-year-ol1
girl, and then shot her father 10 hide tn
crime and skipped out, but the cowboy,
pursued him, and when he WAS founu
shot him to death.
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Wild and LgooLr a. naIra.

BAIRD, Aug SO.-ISpeciall r. The town
this afternoon is in fever OF excite
ment on account Of shorso- race between n
couple of local flyers. A great mum.
Der of cowboys gathered in To zee the
race, which came of with no open
trouble. Az usual, there is much hare
feeling over the result, u great deal a.
money changed hands. little scraps oc-
curing every few minutes in the "a
looms, hotels and on tho streets, bui
owing to the presence OF few Rangers
nothing serious IL likely to occur.
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ing his name first as Q. A. Whit. a,d
afterwards signed his name as Il. w
White, aged about IS years He was
neatly dressed and intel ligent, and SAYS
he i from Butler, Freestone county
Had in his possession large black mare
mule, brand Il on left shoulder; has
prominent mole over left eve. His ac-
tions induce officers here to believe thai
he stole the mule in North Texas.
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Grcely nj Montreal.

MONTREAL, Aug. 3o.-A great anxiety
Ia ielt both by visitors and residents OF
The city to sec the Arctic hero Greedy.
Ho passed good night. physician.
however, will not allow him a. leave his
apartments until he Il stronger. A large
number OF Invitations havo heon sent
him, hut his present condition prccludos
the possibility OF his accepting any.
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Naval Investigation.

WARRINGTON, Aug. Gothic nava
court Of inquiry investigating the cir.
,umstauces Of tho loss of the Tallapooss
have been instructed to embrace In their
inquiries the question as to whether
color blindness on the part OF the
officers Of that vessel had anything b.
10 with the collision. No such claim
has been made hv any oi tho officers.
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POATAL POINTS.
Changes in tho ToEa. Nail SER

Changes In tho Texas Mail Service.
WAsiiiNaToS, Aug. 3O.-(Speciall r.
Following are the changes announced
N tho Texas mail service; po.tofiicos
oStablished:
star, hamilton Co.-Spocial FROM Cen
tre City, six miles west, ON route No. ST..
81, Mctiirk, five miles north.
star service changes: Route sl,72S.
ona to Hardin. From September 10,
, ~, change service n begin at KountIc
nj omit Mona, decrease distance ono
allie.
Postmas,ers commissioned: Thomas
y. Morris. Divide, Texas; Cranberry
Duncan, Norwood, Montague county,
roxaA
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Wealth n ORD, Aug. 3O.-ISpecinl.l !
James Newsom was convicted to.dn,
and given three years in the peniten
tiarv for conveying apistOl into the jai
to aid in the escape of prisoners.
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cotton Receipts NJ IIemphI..

MEMPHIS, Aug. SO.-For the year end
ing to day Memphis has received 49,.
G17 bales OF cotton. Tho total value Of
the years receipts ~ f23,0O0,0O0. The
home consumption this year Ia 1890
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undell,ored rnlerrnm..

Following are messages remaining o.
hand at the Western Union Telegraph
olhce, corner OF Elm aud Lamar streets.
Parties can get them by calling from 10
10 a. M, and from6 10 p. m; Sango.-
Bros, +. !. Roddis & Co., '. y. Murphy,
Frank Miggins, MaronuY & Co, Flippin.
Adouo d loblt, Sam Kloin. welleslay,
Dargan a Trozovant, II. L.. Wood.
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ST. Paul, Aug. 30,-rhis afternoon .
detective returned from Monica, Wis
consin, five miles from Pelican Lake,
with Edward Mason and Charles Par
ker, the two young men who, on Satur
day last, robbed the Peoples bank O
$1,000. The money WIS recovered, e1
cent SlbN.
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Sr. Louis, Aug. 5o.-The grand oncn.
ny ot tho St. Lpuls Exposition Ia 10
occur next wodnc 'day, md tho hcsu,l.
MI hn'ldlng which has been erected Cor
'ho display, aty cost OF 100000, stands
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The following marriage licensees wore
issued by County Clork Tin during ths
past week; James Wilson aud Mary l..
Bolton; yonn Purcell aud Jessie l..
Jones; James Gregory and Sarsh
McGee; Il. ID. Matthews nnd Lydia N.
Nuttlngi Robt. Silliphant and IEas
knpttlea