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the wraps by tho womsn. H. ~
was trolling slowly irom Q 60 II 3
own forehead, and his fAcs, vhee W.
notlead- grimed. Nas pallid Nm q 1f1os'
"He has only tainted, h0 - q
the doctor bent over lie boy. ssi
.tJust sol" said The latser. ekelily.
He only wants . gla1 a e'sherry. |"
Gertrude rose from the boy 70 thank
his bearer, her .eyss dim With happi-
ness. But he had turned kawsy.
81 The worst time was just before they
broke in, Gerty. I thought the earth
must fall again, or something happsn
to prevent them reaching me, = conAdsd
Bob to her when she visited him hexs
day in his room. The whole matter
was TO Master Bob one for pure con
graduation, and he spent his time In
rehearsing Q graphic account Of the sd-
venture for the benefit Of his dance
house. "But thst fellow Losford i NO
end OF trump. Hes been tosay good
bye, and told him what an ass "a made
myself about hun. That's comfort.
I heard his voice first of all, do You
know, and Mrs. Goodwin says they
wouldn't have got me out but for him"
The likelihood of this altarnatirA an
II don't think they would,D mur.
INJURED Gertrude; eagerly presenting
him with q large bunch Of grapes from
q side-table. "I'll get you some moro,
Bob"
"You bet your boots they wouldn't.
It's Q pity he can't climb. Fancy . fel-
low like that with what the doctor calls
constitutional vertigov I can't make
it out"
And Bob fell into brown study,
which passed into doze; and thus re-
freshed he was enabled to chatter with
out ceasing all dinner time.
Gertrude stole out Of the room, and,
running down stairs, found him in the
hall. He had mislaid q favorite stick.
"Mr. Losford," she began hurriedly,
standing before him in she knew not
what attitude of pretty humility. II
said something yesterday the memory Of
which is burning me with shame. lean
not forgive myself; but will you say you
do? Bob has made amends. Let me
do 80. Whist . foolish girl said cannot
have hurt you?" she pleaded, as he
made no answer.
Rather, should not have hurt me. "
he replied gravely; yet it did cruelty,
Miss Goodwin. But for the chance oc-
curance Of last night, you would be
thinking so still. II was ungenerous
as we'll as thoughtless."
Gertrude WINGED under each almost
contemptuous " ord. She had not
bargained for this. Too much hurt for
tears, she murmured as she turned away.
II am sorry."
"A moment, please! From any 9TH
er woman I should have accepted tho
apology without word. have scolded
you that you might know what it was
like before I asked you TO give me the
right to do it. Gertrude, will you be my
wife,"
And Gertrude said EYES,"
When she had fully satisfied him upon
this point, she asked:
"And you have quite forgiven me.
Walter?"
"I shall have when you have done tho
pensnce I order. There was twinkle
Of fun in his eyes stranger would not
have believed could harbor there. 'It is
that you wear the bit Of blue gentian at
dinner this evening"" @
The sight Of which harmless specimen
caused Bob to blush the only blush he
was guilty Of in his school days.
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How lie 0e@meaoro 0ot Zis7Youm9 VIA,
Fer whistle.
How did the aged commodore get bis
young wife," I asked of an acquaint-
snce.
"She whistled and he came to.her,
my lad," was the reply, but she didn't
do it in the spirit of the girl in the bal
lad"
ut happened six years ago this sum-
mer, and in the very hotel in which We
were sitting. Garrison had been for 40
years widower. He was testy old
fellow, and had not been suspected Of
caring rap for women. The posses
sion Of somewhere from ten to fifteen
million of dollars, much Of il in COM
plicated use for promotion of rail-
road and steamship schemes,
had harrsssed him all winter and
spring, and he had come down here for
rest and quiet. He took suite Of tho
best rooms in the row of cottages which
are an annex of the main establish
ment, calculating that he would be .
little removed from the hustle Of the
house. And il was for few days q he
had fondlY anticipated. Then the fami-
ly of John n. Randall Of st. Lmis took
possession Of adjoining apaitmenss
They numbered . half dozen persons,
including Q whistler. Through the thin
partition the commodore heard and WAS
annoyed by the whistling. He disliked
it exceedingly. He was driven by il 70
evaporation. There was . boy in tho
Randall party, and to him tho veteran
attributed the noise. He would
not ct that time hear the soft me-
lody Of the whistle nor It's clever
fidelity to the music which it interprst-
ed, but simply kept his ears open 70 Il
as torture. Randall was an acquaint-
ance Of his, and one day he said to
him, as they sat chatting on the ver-
anda: "That boy Of yours will be the
death ofme. John. Won't you plug
his mouth, just to please mo"
"Oh, it amt the boy" replied Ram
dial. ''but my daughter. Here. Lett
It was lovely girl Of 20 who re-
sponded to the call, and was presented
to the commodore. She whfstlsd fos
him that evening to . piano accompani.
ment, and it was no longer irritating to
him. They were married in the ensu-
ing October. His wedding gift was
81, 600 600 in securities. In no season
since has any belle at Long Branch bee0
dressed or diverted in q, more costly
manner than the fair whistler.-Ne1
York Letter in Utica Observer.
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am. 1oaAx's onrA,rnxs.
In The senate Logan Replies At lrusl
xsasth 70 the 0harsss ~ TO zun.
Lands.

In the Senate Logan Replies 1t lguoh
1sasth 70 the oharsss ~ 70 xuni
Lands.
Washington, July 5.-Shortly after the sen.
ate was called to order, Mr.. Logan rose and
said: "Mr. President, deem it due 10 my
friends that call attention to certain state
ment find copied in the public press as
well Is in the Congressional Record of the
9th Of June. I am set down in the list of
what are termed landgrabbers, as having in
some mysterious way accumulated tho vast
amountof 81, 600 acres ofland This statement
isutterly without foundation in fact Tho New
York Herald Of the 18th adds q, 600 head Of
CATTLE I wish this wore true, but there is no
Foundation for the statement would take
no notice Of the statement we're it not for the
charge that follows. Tho person who made
this statement, after finding it was untrue, in
stead Of doing justice to me, against whom he
might, by his erroneous statements, have done
mont on record, Is follows:
might have said to tho deluiled soldiers of
this land: 'sWhat do you think of the great SEN
ator who, in his greed to absorb the country
which belongs to the actual settler, in the land
that was mAde for Independent freeholders and
small farmers; what do you think Of the man
who poses as statesman and patriot, as the
friend par excellence of tho soldier, and who,
under cover of his brOther-in-law, went into
New Mexico and tried to pre-empt most OF the
only stopped BY public officer finding it out."
It belonged TO the class which lie processes the
utmost friendship for, and who, from his man
nor and appearance, rumor says, has their
blood in his veins-tried to steal from his own
kith and hn hundreds of thousands Of acres Of
uvS1
Democratic side Taking from the unfortun-
ate savage, who was unable to protect himself,
until tho honest secretary of the interior went
there with . surveyor and took hack the land
for the Zunia IKeDewed laughter and ap-
plausel
CALLS IT MALICIoUsLY FALSE.
Now, Mr.. President, this statement IL, 80 far
- / am concerned, or any one else of whom I
have any knowledge, nlaliciousIy- false Sir,
what are the facts out of which tins attack has
been made! Capt Lawton, Maj. Tucker and
Mr. Stout located claims at Neutria Springs and
lands adjacent in New Mexico, not, however,
until sfter ascertaining from the general land
Soface that the land was subject to location,
being outside the Indian reservation, being
some i've miles from the Indian line and some
twenty i've Or thirty miles from the town Of
of Of land thss IL hs %ss saS. ..
I .was stealing from the Indians re-
solves itself into three homesteads
or desert act claims, located by
two army officers and one citisen ON the
public lspd open 70 such entfy, with which To-
cshn. hcxsyef, I had nothine 70 Do. In order
nu1nber q 1etlsfA The 6nt WAa lAtter from
- eoea13 scf tAs eenerAl Ind once,
ovtg - q qne ION 2vAsmbjsa q =
/ aelsa - Fablte I'D -
saa4 q - a1lllo.E 80 ~ - sab-s
q 4 ~ =! i :! !. 4 :.
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The practicability Of the underground
system Of telegraphy has been conclu-
sively demonstrated at Washington.
Some months ago the Government con-
nected the Capitol with the Depart
ment buildings by wires for both tele-
graphic and telephone purposes laid
under ground. Numerous and thorough
experiments have proved that this sys-
tenn is an efficient substitute for the
overhead system, and the superintend-
ent of public buildings and grounds
has recommended its general adoption
and the removal of ell the present wires
and poles as soon rs possible. This
only sustains the result of previous ex-
periments with underground wires
elsewhere, but every such showing
serves to help OH the reform.
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"Mr. Boatman," said timid vouaani
to the ferryman who was rowinx hse.
across the river. care people oets0 Iol6l
in this river?n mo, naadam, he C.
piled. 1--WE always find 'sn ina Day css
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1.l,a.e,,.s ~. I, -. ! J, 7. I !. \.

Hasaacn (suann. = a. ,,,,. Z, ~. -, &.
nsn cam Ion houses a - board oe t.sdo
~ ~ 81 5s8! s
ane gpvst general u Csnada ~ sisnsd
the commisaAAo Hon A Mcnon.N Z. ~,
eenof Of PrinN dv1rd isianS so'-
| i n.,uY - !, .. Il a
=. =. Oeavtk nesiy . practicinx lawyer Of
y MbAas, W Aas filed . petition In fn.ol.
at scaoM
Wesleyan uniylsity. Niddlesown, Com, is
ssssscnsly es!ppaA b. The failure Of George
I. eunnsf - =. Fosn,sed &t01 0O0 which BE
- ~ =
= :. s. Y.'s1. 49, q ieton announces The fall
NE of Hiram Campbf d Hoos, iron rAanufac.
sets not stassd 1 E = s. 8, ;, : =
Marcus Andsrscn ON Crosse, whose fall
ure was snnounced rec\ny, assieosd yester.
* g John nenlol lken labllttiss about el0.-
,; rs.w his Fl v, vl1, which n consid-
csFnw wilf ~ n fnIi Denevs me con-
II 81. a. =, = =. -
1here ware I'll failures inSa tJnited N<aAea
reported 20 Bndstreet,e duriA ~. .,... ~
ins fata as.in.t 1oa 4, ~. 0 - ona- "
iS7 ~ "a n ~ tss ln s1e ptoS Sding and 1862
ls5s and 1ssl respectively. Abdt - per cent cenf
sS L tssu n n ~ ssal = usdefs wno\ capital was
- Pfasse tanning house OF "A J. L C
dastsscn Of Indianapolis has failed \ThS banh
has from 800 10 100 depositors. and "A ..s...
OF deposits u yariouslv eatima IA Al ~ HSGn
600 IS 4000.OOO Al considerahie sncnX asts. sVC.-
money istrust and mnnicinsI fnnd. Sst sn,s
Euref PsttDoo having $4,000 vitR Hkasss
Pattson q understood to BE- fullv secnrs4 M ln
Y
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General Judsop Kilpatricks widow
is to have pension, the president hav.
ing signed the bill recsntly passed ~
Congress awarding il TO her.
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~ IN Alxigel II NJ mi - n
veo Co. NllA a - 80
3. I. 4 81; s 6:
;ss s;5ss = 3 ahoam 0fsnf
sou1nH. Uak Iuai naoAara -. -
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Rev. Dr.. Edward Everett Hale, having been
invited by the New York Independents to JOIN
the anti Blaine bolt, replied: "It now seems
possible for the solid southern oligarchy, by a
combination with the voters of the worst wards
in the city Of New York, to regain the power
they lost in 1881; Many gentlemen whom
voted with the republican party to assist this
combination. You ask me to- I do not think
shall-very much"
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In Howard county, Ind, Mrs william Tub
ley was shot and killed by some unknown per-
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A man by the nsme Of Mcguire, sup.
posed to belong to st. Paul, dropped
dead while at work with the surfscinR
gang near Larimore.
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the spot, and the task was carried on
by gangs. Notwithstanding Mr.. and
Mrs Godwin's entreaties, the poor girl
most concerned would not leave; and
hour after hour, while seemingly count
less loads of earth were wheeled or
carried from the deepening entrance,
she walked to and fro, or lay with Ger
trude's hand in hers on the wraps laid
in corner formed by two walls. How
each shining worker was gazed at as he
came from tho darkness into the blaze
of the, fire and deposited his load |!
Whoever worked by spells, the figure
Gertrude knew best did not appear.
But, when the faint lingering hope was
dying away, one of the other men stay
ing in the house came qickly up to Vio-
let.
Miss Marston, do not be too san
guine. There is hope yet, however.
The fall is only partial, and he may he
in the main workings. Some Of the
men fancy that they have heard him
knocking"
Violet made no reply. She was sob
bing on Gertrude's shoulder.
''Is any one hurt?" asked the latter
eagerly.
"No, hardly at all. A few cuts from
stones"
Another hour passed, while the crowd
thickened and listened all breathless to
the dull, muffled sound of the tools and
the breaking of the barrows. A fresh
gang was at work, and they came out
more quickly. The sky was growing
gray, and mems faces looked SO, too, q
the fire burned with paler light and
the hilltops came out in cold majesty
Suddenly the tools ceased; barrow
on its way out stopped inside the en-.
trance. The crowd drew close ani
breathed more quickly, and women hid
their faces q the sound Of voices lov
murmurning came from tho passage
Then . little crowd Of men. pressed out
and in their midst Walter Loslord
stained and ragged, With the boyS ice1
in his arms, Hs laid him quickly q
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Nu, 6tuUort4Citt Ger 2 6wtfelUGber
uTtcu 6uydl &uuBuug DOL
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Rrdnbe

QGtlmtrgt0u, 81 g, IS, Stiobec. -
81. y. ggiliCE'B SGGeuiiible pICoe Gsute
bnr9 Elm suidutQer 8etie aus8e5rOdcues
Tsuer sJfOrt. Sertuf $3S, COO, SerFderung
$l5, coo.
gsCrfoIt, 80, 15.Sttober. -gtHs Sdu.
iGyrstbe an 3sOauofe. Square, III pslaer iif
bic G,idiftsloiaIa Der 6trmen 4rmtieao q
Geric1, So. g. SnuIbsr8 & Comp, Sobg
s. 8ar & Comp, @tbsriOge < @Omp. uue
SCn6slIftu & @onp. befGlber, brau1te
beute Iisoer. Scr Serluf beu1gt $4j,s
eco.
EitGburq, Rofi., IS. SttObsr. - Die
&apiermible tu gBa3uiett5 pur6e 9Guts
IGnsr burd1 61usr gti9Gbjgt.
Ser GGaGeu, meldlsu oas bedttBe Eeuet
orqerldltet bat; mir6 lid5 auf uugefG6r $50
Geo bInufeu. Dts 8amPimaidtus, ete feis
iel mo Elm Sbgtl oes 2Eupsnraumes murz
ban gerettst. Sic gsriiderung bettagt $50, z
Geo.
QputsbtGIs, Sp., 15. OttObsr. - Die
Union Tobacco Works." Oem STn. s.
Suuien geb0rtg, gtrgsu beute friib tn 6Iamz
msn anf. SerIHf $500
9en YOrt, Is. Sttober. - Die grOBs
@erberet Der 5truia 3. s. SOlIts & BriiOsr,
ylt. $50, gBeff Sc. Stra6e, tpurUe beuts friib
etuasII6srt, uuo es gslaug Der Ssuerme5r
uur NIT giIbe, Ote au1oBeube glsu'i4e
TIu6smibls, iotpte Torubad's Srnueret OOr
3sr1Oruug 3u beDabrsu. giau iadBt ben
SerIHf auf 100000.
2ouisuiIle, &gu Is. Stt.-gtue Opt
3jnlbepei9e an bic vStmes" aus 0anreucez
burg, 8p., Iuutat: ,6eute Wlorgeu rpurbe
siu qroBer Sbetl bss bteiigen 9eiG6ftsuter=
tells burh Eeusr 3erh6rt. Der Sefluft be-
trdgt $4,000 un6 If tbsiIweiis burd Bee
iinGruug gaOsdt." - @tae auOere Depsi9e
on 6teielbe 3sttuug mslbet, baB &arrOatOn,
Rn., sbenfaus in 6lummeu ftebt.
Btugbam, P.zY., 10. Sttobtr. - Die
6otrtf Don @sUrgc .. glOOu & Comp. in
Bututz 8idiuion, 3wst uuO sids babe Retls
BON bier sntfsrut, febt ia 6lamusu. 9as
Esusr putbe bier geisben, uue bic 6euer=
tpebr tilts III 6iilfs.
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BdpFerOtte.

@btcpgp, Sus., IS. Stt-Das @eiadf
ron SaiOtmsDeT & Stta8lts, 9roB1dnoIerr
nit gPolmaaCeu, nuroe beIte 0om SGerif
Qslf!uiieu, nm Der dtebene 3ahIuEg8arfeaut
GiTe 3um Sstrage oon $75 600 81 befrteot
gcu.
Gts Standardization Der Firma 6st6e
r,ser & StisgIiB merosu ff pabrldstuIid
out $50, eco belaufeu, nab bic Aftiul fauu
tys Sdltte oteiss 9jetragss bedeu. 9as Sc
ID aft hat iCnge biianoIu.
y!eDsN0rf, Is, Gttobar. - &auIeRor
i: &m5roi5 in g6alco, Sic, DSatsfiaID lGreu
tarhI5r, babeu eiEe 9s gait5'ue5iEtrGBuug
gEEGGt.
8. s. g8,Uiams. BrCoifoue 6dHolsr in
G cpc, &fyQ8, slbeH threa 8GalsEOtt Gl8e
s2tsr.
Fsr & Gcmp,, flejGgrBaHaIsr, habsu etul
sitGi.si!batra2uug ou .. T. S05lsr ge.
uc6t BGi6ua $50 600, nomtueIs aittul
$50 GCC. - Same 9. Battle e. 50bue,
Egsbid GGa6!ar NIB &rGmer, babsu stne IL.
tsrt,gguug Oh Sobu Sutss aemaat. 9tc
&oiFUa bslnuftu iif ouf $15. 600, bte nont'
releu attion auf $50, coo.
gftn yorf, -. Sttnber. - Die 30
peiiu IhaI. 5orp." IN golusuille, 5ao.,
Eot Iaalrt, ulo Tin Rr1loarnclter tff CT.
rQUat poGbtn. - GbaTis8 s. Baebs, 9nt.
uut IUta15GHojsr Ia Albdug BAT tius Sc.
I'd fdlilllhutrGguHg gsmnGt. gbsuio 9.
Gtho;ia * Gonp., GacGds5GubIsr IL yieIuz
%lol'.
ytew zOrIsGus, Is. Sfto6er. - Gtue
@pGtaIalDsi&s aus Wos &otnt CT ots 3et.
tErg uY:crpure" meIbtt, baB Wloote d
sccbe, RetE= Eub ptrttuoisnhdueIer hsutt
ft,e Ssih6it8 llsbertragana DorasuongIeu
bobcr. usber tta 5sfgHO thger AttiBl Hno
NeIiire II RCD tain 8slillt eLHgslanfen.
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gitstrigs BrsiIe. Giberale Ssbiuoung
Rns Der @unb esbauptftabt.
Die ginmaneeruna. - NetrdehtIidls Abnabme.

Eie ginmanerrura, - SetrdnfIidJe Abnabme.
gGnibtugton, Is. Sttober. Ser
mOratltfe Seridjt tss fatttsiasn 6iireaus
iiber Die @inpanoerun9 metft nan. baB ndhz
rsro beS MCuats Ssptambsr tn ecu 3ollbtz
frttteu Paltu ore, Bottom, Detroit, Sn-
ron, Miuusiota, Rstpe SrleGns, Nen Yoyt,
TainmoenObbp, BbtInbelpbta Ii. Sau Sran.
steco 81, 735 Baiiagtere bonn Iuslnnee iii
famsu. BON tenen 1900 gInmupoersr tp1s
ren, 13, 5G9 9iirgtr Der Ser. Staateu. bic
bonn GueLQnbe 3urGdtsbrteD, uno 1866 Nu2z
Idr6sr, bic udt bsabidtigsn, IN ben 8ar.
Gtaetsu ~ bIstben. Bon oteIer @sidmnlt.
;ahl ocu @tnmnnGsrsrn foneu eon gullanb
uno gGnlss 6505, Srlan6 52l8. S4ottIago
922, SeItretd 923. &0bmeu 1872, BetRtaa
273, 8anemGrt 619, SraEfcsidj 220, D,utitz
lamb II 201. uugaru 448, Stalteu 491, pol.
lGno 22l, g2OrnsgeE 1851, &uS!arc 1911,
EoIRu 155. G6nsOsu 2G21, Stnau AL.
&anaba 50 uno BON unbereu 0duOsru 556
Sic GGiamm3aEl bsr GtupauOsger, meihs
IN ben stu3aIneu 3oaotRrtftea antaa'u, TO-
ME Die Se!mafblGnosr, oo1 b:ueH fie fam.
mer, iiro ;r Der uaGjolgeubeu 3a5sLIe 10
mobt fir Ssptemtsr 1888 ugb 1884, ais au8
fir cite nit 6en IgsteG Septslnb'r as Alt2s
Bsrbtn erifen naEu Wouuts osr bsiOen Sab:e
apGsR beu:
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9ts bsuttge Stausr &tuuobme betrug
$204, 800 NIB bic 3oleiuuasne $7l9,459.
3ur @tnIGIuug bsfttmmts guttOuals Baut'
nOten I'm Eatrage uCu 1864. 900 Itsfsu bsute
i'm SGasarte eir-
Der 8uubssitnsusifsr CrhieIt beute et'
nsu in Baibtugtou abssge6eusn Srtsf nal
der $50 ole BsttruG 5um SeDtfensfono er=
bislt. Sdrstber ertdrt, er i4uibe oas Sch
fir 3olabga6sn, bic er megeu etues yfIb=
otritGp0uiiiss uidt 6ssablt babe.
3as SGasamt cot beute cine ganas I'm
aobI Gntihsibuugeu iibcr 3ouau9sie8sIbet=
ten uerGfisntItdt. alstue YitirOitope, mel
DE bistsr Gle SpteIpacrsn etugefihrt Durs
Den, iiub tiiultig aIs fubriStrte Iietaufuds
nit 40 Broseut pom 0srtbe 3u oerioleu.
3as @sriht iibsr Grleoiguna Der D4Iaa
tnma".Guiprite tpiss heute 10 BGue ab.
Inter ben SdudsrE bes BrdFoenteu ua.
reu hpute bic SsIrstdre 9trco!u uuo 9res.
bon, Sen -BOftmstffsr QQttou, @su. Sbsri.
bou Il. u. - Sefr. 6rsliug6ugien If heute
3ulrdgefetlt.
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