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Married.

L1CKIss-MAD1soN-At the residence
of the brides brother in Wadena,
January 2, 1884, by A. w. Wheeler,
J. p, Miss Fannie E. Madison, and
Mr.. J. w. Lickiss, both Of Wadena.
May Peace. happiness and prosper.
ity be theirs.
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LAND OFF ICE at Fergus Falls, Mimi, Novem.
Der 9th, 1883.
Notice i. hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention t.
make Fl nal proof in support Of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before Register and
on January ed, 1SS4,v IL: John Olson Hott: home
stead application No. e752 fer the lots 8. and
of Sec. 2. Township 1872 N. Of Range 80 West
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF,
said land, viz: ole Christopherson, John Gysle,
Thomas Erickson, AHdrew T. Lund, all of Viniug
q st. Register.
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Fcr,Sale,....

/ III accordance witl, the vote Of said
District. We the Undersigned trustees
Of Dist No. l. Wadena County, here.
ny soffer for sale the Old school build
ing and the three lots % which T i
sitaate 60 his valuable properly is
locate % Third street near the bnsi-
ness csntrS q tils village of Wsdsna.
and s. 8 ! soon be valuab 80 Tor business
[Sp,srl Or further part culars
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Summons.
srkrEoF MINNESOTA, lisa
County Of Wadena, Co.
Dist. let Court 18th Judicia; District,
Moses Stewart Jr., plaintifl
Lansy c. Joslyn, Cary H. JOS Summons
} }y9a md 7u':w 1a'ons D.
The State Of Minnesota to the above-named
Laney G. joslyn. Cary H. Joslyn, Nonresident de-
fendcnts:
Yeu, Laney c. Joslyn and Cary r. Joslyn are are
hereby summoned and required to answer the
com plant of the Plaintiff iii the above entitled
action. on file in the Office Of the Clerk of the
said Court at his oaics at WAdena, Minnesota.
and to serve copy Of our answer to said Com.
paint on the subscribers, at their Office, In the
Village of Wa,tena in the County Of Wadena with
in twenty days after the service of this sum mons
upon you: exclusive Of the day Of such services
within the time aforesaid the platntifin this &C.
manded in said Complaint, together with costs
and disbursements herein
THoRP & CoPPERNoLL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. Wadena, MINI.
Dated November 18th A, D. 1883. 26-6t
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F-' htE -s 81
For Sale.

+ WILL sell my farm in Compton
Township. and my business house in
Battle Lake, very cheap and en- easy
terms Of payment.
So. 5. Pr. r. john WYvELL.
E.s + Eattle Lake.
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A Suro CureforPiles.

u SuS0 0'0Bex0I J1le0e
: The first symptom Of Piles is IN intense itching
at night, after getting warm. This unpleasant
sensation 10 immedi:tcly relieved by 4" appu-
cation Of Dr.. Bosznko's Pile Remedy. Piles in all
r. :cruss Itch, Salt Rheum, and Ring orm &c n
i,e perma emily cured by the use Of this great
remedy. Price, 50 cents. Sold by stinchour 4 Co.
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30et.
LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, MINI. Deem.

LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, MINI. Decem.
Der 18th. 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the Register ard
Receiver. ut Fergus Falls, MIMI. on January %.
1884, viz: Edison NJ. Kease Homestead Application
and swk nw4 section24 Tow hship 1872 mort b Of
range IS west he names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous resiSence upon, and
cultivation Of, said land, viz: John z Moore,
all Of Wrightstown P. O., Otter Tail County
MINI. B. N. JOHNSON, Register.
30-6t
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LAND OFFICE at Fergns Falls, Nina, Dec 18th,

LAND OFFICE at Fergns Falls, Nina, Dec. 18th,
1853.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his iatcntion +,
make final proof In support Of his claim. and tina,
said proof will be made before the Register and
Receiver at Fergus Falls Mimi, on January Path
1884, viz: Peter salmond IT,, homestead apple:
ton No $500, for the .wA section 80. tow" 1872, N
range 81 w. He names the following witnesses
TO prove his continuous residence upon and cult
walton Of, said land, viz: DAVID Orr. L. 5. sWer
none, Frank He .ders,n, William Murray, all o
Parkers Prairie, Ott:r Tail County. Mimi.
3l.6t B. n. JOHNSON, Register.
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Died..

Died.
HENsEL1N-In Wadena Tuesday JAN
uary lst, 1884, of whooping cough.
August Henselin, son of John Hen
selin, aged 4 month and % days.
The remains will be inferred in the
Wadena Cemetery to-day. The be-
reaved parents have the sympathy of
their many friends.
Mems. Youths and Boys Clothing at
cost. PEAKE Il BrRCH.t
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LAND OFFICE at Fergus Fails, MIMI, Decen

LAND OFFICE At Fergus Fails, MIMI, Deem
Der 4th, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has fled n: tice of his intention to
said proof win be made before Register and Re.
ceiver, u. Land ONCE at Fergus Falls, MIMI,
on January 2srd, 1884. viz: Enoch Carlson Home
1898 Of the nk swL and additional sw4 nw4
and nwA sex Of Section % Township 1872 Range
81. He names the following witnesses to prove
IT, said land. viz: G. A. Endquist, Of Fergus
Falls, P. O.. John Murray. Bengt Nelson, Otel
Oleson.. All Of Parkers Prairie P. o.
3O-6t. B. n. JOHNSON, Register.
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WOOD!
1000 Cords dry body Oak and
Maple wanted by C. A. BARRON.


/ With q majority Of people It is no experiment
that jr Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup is a
sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Pains in the Lungs,
Soreness in the Chest, etc. Get free sample bot
tie of stinehour the druggist. Regular size, 50
cents and 3l.00.
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AND OFFICE at St. Cloud, MINI, Decembe,

LAND OFFICE at st. Cloud, MINI, December
9th. 1893.
settler has filed notice Of his intention to axe q
nal proof III support Of his claim, and that SAID
proof will be made before F. Ostrander, Dep
Jan. 18th. 1924. VIZ: Luther 6. Clark, Of Wa!ens
Co. MinD., for the M SEA. Section ii, Township
1874, Range s.. He names the following witnesse'
to prove his continuous residence upon, and cul
dvation OF, said land, viz: Orvill Grow. Charles
Palmer, George Palmer, s. L, Clark. P. o &C
dress Of all, Verndsle, MINI.
D. a. FREEMAN,
an.6t Register.
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LANporr1cE At Fergus Fails, Mimi, Dec%m-

Der 10th 1883. -
Notice 10 hereby given that the following.
named sitter has died notice Of his intention to
make Anal proof in support Of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before Register ana Re.
cciver u s. laad Office at Fergus Falls, MINI. on
February s, 1884, viz: Hannah Petrie. homesteau
No. 1850, for the eH nwA section 10. township
l34, N. Range Sc w. 5 P. n. He namesthe follow.
upon, and cultivation OF, said lind, viz {. D
Philo, James Brown T. J. Sanford. Austin Orvia
I'LL Of Deer Creek, MINI. B. N. JOHNSON,
32.st. Register.
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The proof Of the pudding is not in chewing the
stiiae, hut IN having IN opportunity to hest the
article direct sh.ehour. the Druggist. has free
trial bottle DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung
syrsr for all Afflicted with Co1sh1, Colds, A~th
An and Conspm nlion - z*x.5 s
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LAND OFFICE At Fergus Falls, MINI. Eovem.

Der 9th, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before Register and Re-
eeiver u. s. Land Office at Fergus Falls, Mimi.
January 2ud, 1884, viz: Bert Johnson, homestead
and Ii Of Sec. 2 township 1875 .orth Of Range 80
West. He names the following witnesses t.
prove his continuous resi- dence upon. and cult
vatien of, said land, viz: Ole Christopherson.
John Gysler, Themas Erickson, Andrew 4. Lund,
all Of Vining P. O., Otter Tail County MINI:
B. n. JOHNSON, .
1885, Register.
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Notice Of Contest.

O. 8. LAND OFFICE, St. Cloud Minn.. Novem-
Der Y, 1888.
Complaint having BEEN entered at this Once by
Martin s, Morcal, against evils W. Kitching
man for abandoning his Homestead Entry No.
1853, dated October II. 1881, upon the s19 neg
and nw4 mex: Sections. Township 1873, Range
IS. in Wadeha County. Mlnn.. with a view to the
heraby summoned to appear at this Office on the
2lst day Of January. 1884. at 10 o'clock q. M, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment,
D, H. FREEMAN. Register,
28-6t W. 3. MITCHELL. Receiver.
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/. ~: $40, 900.
To, loan on farm property, at q low
rate of interest. :>.~. 81. ....v ),
46-tf e. OsTRANDER & Co.
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Want OF Faith

want OF Faith
Ifstinehour, tho Druggist, does not succeed. it
is not for want Of faith He has such faith IN Dr.
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup as remedy for
Coughs Colds, Consumption and Lung affections
that he will give bottle free to all.
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Arp OFFICE at St. Cloud, Mimi, December .

~ = p,
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has He'd notice OF his intention TO
make dnal proof in support of his claim. and that
said proof will be made before T. F. Ostrander
Deputy Clerk District Court at Wadena, Mimi, on
February s. 1854, VIZ: James :. Hobart Of Wadsna,
County Minn:, for the nw4 section IA Town
ship is Range Is. He names the following wit.
nssses TO prove biz continuous residence uron,
and cultivation Of sait land, viz: D. CutshAW,
James Miller, A.Smth, VIM MAN, P. q. ofsll
Wadeua, Wudenacounty, MINI.
ss-5t. oh. FREEMAN, Register.
LAND OFFICE at Fergus Fails, Nina, Decsm-
Der 18th. 1888.
Notice ie hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his Intention to
make tn.l proof in support Of his claim amt that
said proof will be made before Register and Re-
ceiver U. s. Land once at Fergus Falls, Minn. on
February s, 1884, viz: Austin Orvis, homestead
application Ne. 47Sl, additional No. 1913, for the
eX sWk lots and 4, section Is township l34. N
Range IS. W. P. NJ. He names the following
witnesses " prove hi: continuous residence upon
James Brown, T. J. Sanford, Hannah Petrie, all O
| Deer Creek, MINI. B. N. JOHNSON,
32-et, REGISTER.
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VILLAGE Oaucua

Caucus called to order by A.G
Broker.
On motion A. G. Broker was elect.
ed President of the Caucus. ..~., :
On motion A. II. Berenan was
elected Seer etary. -. -s.z- u
On motion T. r: Ostrander was
nominated as 4 candidate for. Presi<
dent of the village council. !.
On motion the following gentlemen
were nominated as candidates Tor
Trustees: John Heinen, Theo Brock
hof, and Louis Erickson. ---
= On motion a. G. Broker was nomi-
mated for Recorder. . ar
On motion james McClatchie was
nominated fer. Justice Of the Peace.
On motion X. Miller was 1nomi-
mated for Treasurer. .sx#as, 4. 80 : IS sss I'll
Tho following gentlemen we're.
elected rs : village committees: ]. II.
Pelkey, Tom Mnliin. and A. colman.
Motion made to adjourn. y.
&, S "A. g. BROKER, President
A. II. BEREMAN, Secretary.
Wadena, Dec. 81. 1855.
Letter List. .t 5s.ss
LIT Of Letters rarnainins e TIE rostohace q
,dsna. Mimi. Jan. 3rd, 1884.
"A. Anderson, II. ] Burton.
esW He'll; Mrs. Mary Bisnett,
.#Brows,ill. Gustof Engwol, A
;,Chas. Harrison. y, N:
Frank aylor, ! j. Spencer,
sThOtnpso1. .sss
e04llttau 1aeale ~ AdveI:
aais:1nay Glon0ssn
ydustho drInof leo.A
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James McCay while cutting wood
Monday night, met with quite an ac-
cident.: In raising his ak up quick
~ it caught on q closo line
which was stretched across tho yard
where he was at work, and fell back
onto his head with considerab Bile force
in6icting quite a sewers wound onthe
top OF his head. People cannot be I"
careful in cutting wood where there
is close line over their head. We
have experience in that direction and
xnow whereof We sreaks.
: KS Wadena Dec. 30th, 1885, &
Mr.. Editor: This is, to inform the
people Of Wadena, and vicinity that
expect TO 60 to Aitkin and perhaps
& Duluth, on +s-' '"r III. :I.rnary
1887 ~ "
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TIE LoNG-l.LAYED FIGHT BETWEEN DEMPSEY
AND FrILJAsEs DECIDED
The long delayed and much-po~tIoaed priza
f-ht between "J4cs" Dempsey and George fl. aines
took place Yesterday morning 40 O'Clock Tbs
d.lt WAS .or $1,000 SIDE and t-e placs
selected wa, Great Kills Point staten Island.
Fuuam,, WAS atl,It fay1ats u tlt HcluIt ii' cn-
tered the r1ettl-- poIt. 11t Wa ct'-l for hy
john FIool .ui Barney Aaron Dempsey 81. ief'd 40
pound. Do d-tug shoes. Arthur Chamber .ul waiter
Watson acted ,. his second MJhiln w'e referee. and
Rice tluciecpcr Tie h1lt was under tle OLD London
pr.6D ring uiIc-.
poth spared cautiously I'm the first round uc np'eY
made the first play. landing lightly h .'pp'1cur- ore'
head and receiving stn-.t counter
ON the check Aftsr soue long
fgntiux Che men wont m mr h'fhm
F1ri. and peuIrey turny FuIU,mo. heavily ucupscy
drew rr.t blood with blow ou fnc law lI' second ant
thirI rounds vrre characterized by heavy 40 t.d ont
% hung with H.uc dspIy of science. Ihr i.il t'nnt
wits rudcd Dv Iu'IIIurs catching st1ffhi L'i' NoV
frot, ,,'. Ir which sent hm p.,Iu .n N.t fret-
The IIiIr If .tnut up tIury fD hA plH Imen. l'N-
ever AZ fbc .uI of iDH twenty .-cr11d t"i, Nt"nr.
thp hurkrrUf lIIIIiWea. after rnn'nII i'1 NNs ~
.ecoud. throw up tue sponge against tiu'm 'h'"
Ihr liant vltNIih Ni gloves and WIS 1of'' 'ni lnih
tLr1.hu ANA q Ur.o tno Iut o. l'I'f '".hA' H'nH'
GOA .ir tOs..t. tIp IWHuti Two ininIf N'I' I'NAnl
lid. f, rt. r.uuf.a Afrr The hght p"mpt't gave tuh
lmsa 500 as cancellation money.
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FRAGMENTS on CABLE NEWS.

LUCRRNE. July 3O--Tho Princess JOlgorOlld held her
first f-te and reception the murder Of hc late Car
hr villa Bcvcdere Monday celebrate the birth
dav OF her youngest dauslttr The grounds bril-
liantly Illuminated aud there a fine display OF tire
works, after which a 'al was gwen.
srocKuoIM jay JO-C0unt Carl LewenAaup., the
swedish Minister to America viii replace Baron Lbher
"A Minister at Paris
sr PETUR-BrRG, July 3O.The VILLAGES OF Ryborzkoge
and smoenshoge, near 81. Petersburg. have been de
strOyed by fire.
PARIS. July 3o.-In the Chamber o., Deputies to-day
Prime Minister Ferry br0u -Lt forward the Revision D
pas.et by the senate. and dem ndcd urgency ~
The vote OF urgency carried hY 3it yeas TO
~ nay. The Prime Minister viii make the ADOPTION OF
the bui "A cabinet qucs ion.
CONsr,NTrNorLF. Iny 3O.-Thc rowcr' rcnr sented at
the Porto have declined In an Identical note 20 agree 10
the ABOLITION OF the foreign post Office.
ROME July 3O.-A fire aas occurred u the hospital Of
san tiI,omO. Two uuoccuplel wirls which d1d been
prepared for chole pateut- were dc uoyed.
PARIS July 3O-A duel is talked " between the we'll
x own Ecpuhcln members of th' chamber ut y puile~,
NJ 'lcmcncclu ana Deputy Arcnc. The trouol arose
from political dispule.
NArHlu July 3o-rhc decree concerning Cuban eV
port taEea. al.t.d yesterday tkcs of bo per cent of
the present export tx Ou H C.ls-rs OFF sugar II ir
thor permits the reduced pe paid onc-lut 10 cuban
ttta
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PROGRESS OF THE EPIDEMIC.
CHOLERA VICTIMS IN FRANCE.

THE NUMBER or DEATHS ~ MARsEILLEs AND
TOCLON DECREASING.
PAEis, July 30-There were nine deaths from
cholera at Marseiles to-day and twelve last night
Ten deaths were reported at Toulon last night.
The outlook continues 10 he favorable. Fourteen
eases were to-day admitted into the Pharo Hospi-
tai IN Aarseilles. Seven were discharged cured and
sixty remain in TIE hospital. The force of the epi-
demc IN Tonlon and Marseilies continues 10 de-
cline Three hundred fugitIves have returned to
their homes within the last two days
mild iorn of cholera has appeared at st. Peters
burg and AZ Charkoh and other towns IN Russia.
The sanitary condition Of Baroum Russia, IL bad.
Austria has Quarautncd against arrivals over the
frontier roads from Italy
NAR,tILLES. July 3O.-Thc sale Of melons has
been prohibited IN this city. Tie cholera IS gain
1g I'D area what It is losing in Intensity. The dis
etc mas appeared i'm several Villages which had
previously been exempt. Owing 20 popular preju-
dice II Is positively dangerous for the doctors to
walk alone in the suburbs az night. ono instance
Is rep red of doctor who. while visiting a woman
who had been seized with tine cholera. was as
,auitcI by her -on wlo drew revolver and COM
PEELED hmm to leave the house. Several other doc
tors have also been ,,,autod
B ELi>. July 3O.-Dr. Koch, the noted German
chotu expert VINO uas hr.u visiting the infected
districts, has addressed hl. report ou the epidemic
10 iriuoe hmaTc. Dr. korn criticIsc' severely
iur want ut prnrlutou shown py tho English Gov
'tImtht lu taking measures fp prevent the spread
Iuu o.. Koch advises thnt tine -trictD.t measures
-aolld n' adopted a5.Iust all vessels sailing from
LugIlud.
E'u.. July 3o.-A case of cholera has occurred
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BUSINESS EHBIRRASsuESrs.

BosroV. July 3O.-The committee representing
the creditors of fucker Hammond ~ Go, have mide 'h
examination of thoir stock ini noo and report h1t ih'
,, .,,lf.s ,ta -tt [ Ouu amt fha aaspfa *-r.l g.,
frnm which thprr viii he shr'nktfn Ihr rnwWIlt'
recommended settlement lt lttru's ON lhe h'iiH
ST. AtnAys w.. .uIv jO -lle rrrllt'rt of j. j.
ne,yiti who lately failed with uln utct OF s1OOoo to.
day ,IoctpI H. a. t,ttrs or FrIn.n. assignee. claims
amounting to tt lc oven 90 1000 were proNrL briV
urs failure results seriously quite number oi p'i''n'
OF ANAL means
rutAprrruA. July, 80 Tho failure n reported
uf Joseph Hods.ou A. Co... manufacturers Of c't.1h ami
vooHru goods The liabilities ire $500 h ~ 'ha@
0ft Judgment, rutrIrl YrsioldlY, Wmth m''iH'F ''
creditors The assets are uOt known
PuAprirutA July 30 .Brtuo y Brother W'"' m'r
chants at No North Fruntst. maie AN asssnm'ht ."
dav to Samuel Lee The liabilities are set do"h ~
100000 Iuo arn roiu'e' To m'A' % '''''"''''
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ear. in which they are transported and in the other the
VIEWS OF T. c. EASTMAN.


81 think that the cattle disease when
has broken out Chicago Il the old-tashoned Texas
fever with which cattle have been troubled Tor the
past fifteen years" said I. G. Eastman the cattle dealer
10 a TRIBUNE porter yesterday II shows itself gen
ernly in places whore been a scarcity OF water
ior lime. For the last few years there has not bcrn
much OF il seen in NevIor This disease may De readily
known. The cattle which have drOop their heads anu
their hang dovR o. affects the liver and Thts win
red spots and the yellow "A SAFFRON "n'
dressed of The Board Of Hea 81 Mass chsetu-'
ded. that beef not necessarily M
heal from cattle affected with irver n II were wei
cOoN0d: hut I should not care to eat u mysel
The disease shows itself about the hr OF August aud
disappears with the first ,rost M the Tall IS u'i gt
eIal a 'he country. buo T. confined 70 tue part
where 10 breaks ont although cases are known WneI
native cattle Thch nave hrru driven across the uul
the cattle csung from Texas. nave contracted lc uis
ease while it ha- not shown -e Im0ug th- IrkdS 'a'
tlc The first known ot u was IN le1as ~ ht- H0'''
been known ~ JuHng tlc ca-Oe or thrNorth west. 90 -
n this D. really th" Texas fever, cases nI III wiz ~
seen here within a week .vO 10 no. tmnR h W"
be necessary any measures 20 quarantine 1u,
ra. te here The disease viii spread 90 ms ft@'I
country Every year her" Is more or esb or u mere tu
fon break. ont after he cattle are shipped on pot
th- .te lucr The AZ tctrd cattle are generIy so ai
used chicago
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u -. U. mlryn.

'nT frIttEN.i I' It- Ihiht'.tt
CIN1SNAU, july jo.-M noon to-day the
ar. crowd m Iil DuIy Sin, office were told the tiF"r
t.-, -al- al Irrou would not lsr place Immediately
tne staff was informed tlu Idf ,"" lat -eb ana iH.'
won a Doe pii week. salary --m'rruT tu"l calling H
Ihe Euqurer Office. Work Va, tr once .r-'u tl disc
mani Ir the o..c- 4ud tl-.i-l. empty AID .Ar ma
ter.a stored away Within zen uoD.D. 4Ie 'a-f'''
The n1rpJaJ Jouud', The Aer,J,HrW and I'c ,Hi
bave persisted there IO-id.'- proceeding, were ny or
der of John H. Mclean. Il - st on good IIAouty lutt
his prucIua partners In the ENTERPRISE we're r0 rruIr
H1adlv and the st rr- partner Cigar r. Johnson iI'
losses are said tD nave peen ol-DI weekly ana Mclean
the principal owner vas irei OF TO- The Sun had dlo.
1000 circulation and 1ad secured rle business Nr
Mclean expected. people aOt having confidence IN tnt
%. per. wh6n vas EepuyLcI1 Ia pO.Ccs though owned
democrats.
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NEWS NIru. PROM LONDON

LONDON JN1 h'
rur N,ou Kr,a.-rhe Qlcea ul give an audience 10
tir Maori h'u4 tomorrow
TU CONSERVATIVES. Lord Randolph thuirh.u %n'. %
tout'd DO take pert W fhr tuu rIN U'r h'm' ,
vuI,H NiU hr hrId Iu Manchester uu August . l"'
Marquis pi salisbury VII also turnl
UnsoutNo Mu uAtY.-Aurrm DAY. ih' NtN lulh
theatrical manager hla seen elected ih honorary "''"
Der Of tuo Reform ,ub aud of the Ath,htlm ''''
AurucN CmcUrr PLAYERS Admiral Horribly VII,
.uietln the philairpi. ,rrkot trtu pu Friday ah"hu
Nelson's gship Victory. az Portsmouth ln Ino '',, ,,
uf there will be 4 hnu lt the Admiralty H1u'r., Vh
safirlay thp Albert Yirnt club. OF Portsmouth, VII en-
terain the crcketer, aud ou sunday they Will take
gruitp 30 spIthrad Fort
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fELEGRipHIc N0rEg


NINT UIWI TNIN n A-YITN
TAUNTON Mas. Iuh so Rachel IaWit. uf New York,
whose husband deserted bor train ou sunday night.
aui who went crazy. sent frsm tine asylum To- New
York ast utEht with her two chlIi.ou
I'M CATHOLIC TEMPERANCE UNION
CU,AsU. July Ju The fourteenth annual convention
OF hp taIhor Total Abstinence Uuou of America, which
w. hs hrd here uu August and n promises tn hr AN
import iut gatutrut. over 200 dorlatrs viii De- n t
tenau,r uu ho evening Of thc drs day ~ the couyou
iou uertiug will hr held it the Central Muso Hail 10
vii be addressed Dos Archbishop Elder. OF Cincinnati
UiHhpp ireland bishop ~pauidiuE. NJ Peoria hlahup
Watiprsnu, of tulGmDus and othcra Archbishop
FCchlu Will preside.
AN Old SOLDIER ~rAbs 4 COMRApE
u.YtuN JuN JO fuk Brocknrirr aud John Dolan.
both inmates pf Tho -uiu Home luaolcd thia ms-
ing about p,a whom thr .urncs Was fatally stabbed by
lUlAu.
sTABBiNG 4 DOCTOR A \ WIZARD.
Drfhou July 80 rhrrn families, living together near
Mount Morris rnrsrr County have fur somu time brrh
o.e-r with tho belief that they hcwitchc hrHtol
day Dr l.. L. Fuller 0i Cuo, wIs called % visit sch
Nomu Ia one Of families. Hr met AZ the door OF
the house by Ma Lsmston. who stabbed hlm In inc
breast innictlng al ugly wound