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CoNsEr.oSs-roledo with all lines enter
ing the city.
oxSscrIoEs-Prsmcnt. L. 3 & W. B z.
Clyde, l B 4 W b B, Bellevue N Y G i 81 l.
RR. Monroeville B 4 D 3 B. Wellington C.
CC&IRR, Cfsston N YP& o, Orrville 3 z
CA& CRR,P C&T and PIP W&CR r,
Massillion. PEW &CRR, and CL & W B.
r. Valley Junct ton Valley Z &, Canal Dover,
C & P RR and C L 4 W B r. New Comers-
town. r G l. St L \ 4, Cambridee, B h o B.
Z, Point Pleasant, G W&NY'RR, Marietta,
C W6BRR.
u. d. WOODFORD. JAMES NJ. HALL.
Gen1 Manager. Gen1 Pass. Agt
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u S. troops in U ah are held in read
fness to quell any outbreak the Nor
mons may think proper to inaugurate
1t would be capital idea to set the Nor
mons snd Indians 10 Sighting, and lei
them fight TO finish.
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THB editor OF the Caldwell Press shot
q stickfull OF French at the Dude OF the
Guernsey Times last week. The Dude
will forever remain in ignorance OF its
uneanino
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THE MAHDI, the False Prophet OF tbs
rSoudan, is reported to have skipped out
by the smallpox route, TO that celes,ia
country where the souls of genuine
Prophets have been for ages.
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y SWORD canes for ladies are the great.
est agony 70 the fashionable world. We
don't know Of anything a Dude or Q
Dudess needs worse than sword cane
unless 1t is bfains.
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GEN. Jos. E JOHNSTON is to be one OF
the pail bearers a, GRANTS funeral. He
commanded the Confederate army OPP
posed 10 Gen SHERMAN.
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TIE Republican ranlers OF the Joz
TAYLoR-stay AT t-home-in-the-rear stripe,
are disappointed because the Southern
press is q unit in praising the dead SOL
djer, Gen. GRANT.
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I TIE Cincinnati Volks6san refuses to
support FoRAKER, which will cause q
heavy loss to the ticket among the Ger
man RepubIicans.
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The Pueblo (Col.) Cnieftain an.
nouncing taat man suspected Of mur.
der has been arrested and is TO b.
brought back to the scene OF the tragedy
adds: And We expect to hear next day
that he was PROMPTLY tried bv his peers
and hung to the nearest tree"
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PosrMAsrER JONES, { Democrat at In
dlanspolis, is undergoing investigation
II he hos violated the Civil Service la'
he should he bounced instanter.
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1t is estimated that six people cut of
ten, especially females, are troubled with
Constipation. Cheney's Stomach and
Liver Regulator absolutely cures it. Sold
by R. w. Pope.
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Gov. HoADLYs proclamation appears
elsewhere in this paper. Its request
should be respected by the people gene
yally.
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DR.. C. OK .Is to I've Postmaster at
Bridgeport, Belmont County.
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MAUD S. ,ro,ted mile at Cleveland,
on the 30th ult., in 2.0Si.
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GEN FIrzHUGH LEE has been nomina-
ted for Governor by the Democracy ol
Virginia.
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RIVERSIDE PARK. on the Hadson River.
has been selected as the burying place Of
Gen. GRANT.
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BELMONT County Democratic Conven'
ton at St Clairsville on Tuesday, Au-
gust llth. I.
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The blue and The gray clasp hands ct
the tomb of GRANT.
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Col R. L. P. BABeR died in Columbus
Ohio. last week.
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Yep 4bbertisenltnts,
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate Of Henry HaA, Deceased

THR undersigned has been appointed and
i qualified as Administrator of the Estat,
Of Henry Hill, late Of Monroe County. deco
Dated this lst day Of August. A. D. 1885
aug4, 'S5w3. WILLIAM e. WAY.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

EStdte OF Ih0Mds Htss0m, Decedsed.
THE undersigned has been appointed sud
! qualified as Rxeoutor Of ihe sstsss sf
Thomas Hissom, late OF Monroe county, de-
ceased.
Dated this 29th day Of June, A. D. 1885.
uly7,'s5ws. LUTHER RI5sok.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of John Martin, Deceased

FTHR undersigned have been appointed and
i qualified as Executors Of the will of
John Martin, late of Aonre county, decd.
Dated this 18th day of July, A. D. 1851.
NIMROD A. MARTIN
U2l, ,'S5w3. FRANCISP MARTIN.
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No is lv Toledo 45am ar Norwalk4 Ospm
No II lv Norwalk6 50am ar Val Juuc5 20pm
No Is lv Val Juncl 30am ar Aarietta6 30pm
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Spain.


MApHlD, june A,-ofilcial reports
for Monday from the cholera infested
districts Of Spain are:
Valencia City New cases, 1;deaths,
l5
Valencia Province New cases, AL /.
deaths, l9S.
Castellon de la Plana Province New
cases, 100; deaths, %,
%.
Mgrcia Proyince--New cases, 2Os;
Oartagenia-Now cases, none; died,
one.
Glen Pazuolos--New cases, ls;
deaths, 8.
In the city OF Madrid on Tuesday
there was one new case and three
deaths.
In the Cortes yes erday Senior Rom
eroy RaDeldo, Minister of the In-
terror, stated that In consequence of
the favorable report made by the COM
mission appointed to inquire into the
subject of inoculaiion with cholera
microbes, the discovery of DR.. Fer
ria, as = preventative against the
| spread Oh cholera the practice OF in0cu-
lstion would be allowed TO be con-
tinued, but only, however, as an OK
pertinent.
ALFoNso's ATTITUDE,
King Alfonso received deputation
from the Mercantile Club, who pre-.
sented a protest against the official
declaration by the government of the
existence OF cholera in Madrid. The
King, In his address TO the deputation,
deprecated demonstrations like that
OF Saturday, more particularly when
they are attended with such deplora-
bic results,
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AnI.if.r,, al Knnfmnn.

KAUFMAN, June a.-lspecial.l-ln
the case of Star Lee, charged with the
murder of Eli Redwine, in this county,
on the.7th instant, the jury have just
assessed the punishment at imprison-
ment for life. The parties were both
colored The murier was committed
at q tie camp on the Central Branch
Railroad. Redwine was asleep when
he was killed by three horrible strokes
of an ax, one Of which almost severed
the head from the body. The deienu-
ant came 70 the house OF DICK MAI
thews, colored man, living near
Kaufman, on the third or fourth nlght
alter the killing, and was by him re-
orted TO tho sheriff,who arrested MN
the next night. The District CourI
being In session Judge Pullman recon
vened the grand jury on the lbth IN
stant and to-day being the sixteenth
day after the commission of the crime
tho defendant, Star Lee, was duly con
vioted and sentenced 10 the penilen
tiary for life. Court will finally ad
| iouru on Thursday.
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Lerlslnti,e nrIhory oa.c.

SPRINGFIELD, June A.-rhe inyesti
eating committee which has been on
gagged in sitting out tho charges Of
bribery and corruption OF members Of
the Legislature completed its work
this aftol noon. Tho only witness OK
amined was +. IL. Tubbs, district su-
perlntendent OF tho Western Union
Telegraph Company, who swore point
blank that Representative Baker nad
offered TO kill the telegraph bill for
81, 900, $500 down and the balance al
inc end OF the session. Baker wSf
present when this statement was
sworn 10 and lost his temper 30 far ~
tO call the witness liar.
When Baker took the stand ht
swore to directly the opposite o.
Tubbs and said no had never made
any proposition TO Tubbs or received
any offer from him for his vote or In
| iluenue In the house.
On crOss.examination Tubbs swore
that he did not propose to have his al
tidayit made public unless the bill
! WAS pushed,
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GOOD BYE, SPENCER.


LONDON, June 2l.-Earl Spencer will
return to Dublin this afternoon aud a
farewell reception will be given him
in that city on Saturday next.
OVATION FOR o'DoHARTr
DUBLIN, June "a. The Nationalists
arc making preparations TO give Hon.
DR., Kevln lzod 0'DohRrty, M, l.. c.,
who sailed from Sydney on May s for
Ireland, hls native land, which he left
the last time 25 years ago, grand re-
oeptiOn. DR.. O'DOharty was a promi-
nent psrsioipantin the troubles OF 1913,
and presided at the most important
assemblages OF the Irisn-Australian
Nationalists ever held In the southern
| hemisphere, 10 wit: The meeting of
the Federal Council OF the Irish Aus
traiiRn League.
WALSH WAS WINNER,
A special from Rome TO tho Free
mau's journal statea that Rev. DIR.
Walsh, president of Maynooth College,
has boon appointed by tho pope arch
bishop OF Dublin, 10 succeed the ls To
cardinal, Archbishop McCabe.
APPROvED.
TIE Froeman's journal, iu an edi-
tOrial article, approves OF the appoint
ment OF Sir William Hart Dyke as
; chief secretary Tor Ireland.
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o,v,li,,,s the Nation.

GAlNRsvILLE, June A.--lSpccial.l-
The citizens OF the Nation seem to
have made up their minds to extermi-
nate the horsethieves from their midst
The depredations of these outlaws
have boon Wholesale this spring aud
thieves and murderers have been deh-
ant. An account was given some days
ago OF the lynching OF three OF the
gang. The citizens then were deter
mined not TO stop until they mao MAGE
nhone message WAS received last even
INC from Burlington, stating that they
easght eight of The thieves at Waohits
and strung them up, and the next day
they hung four moro on Mud Greek
The names and particulars cannot b'
| learned tonight,
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to the LETT, and passed down into Ia,

to the left, and passed down into the
chest; do not think it
came ont; this shot was
necessarily fatal; tho fourth one
entered the back ON the left side lust
below the shoulder blade, passed out
on the right just below the ribs; think
this would have produced death; the
fifth one entered the right arm outside
on the muscles, little TO the back and
three or four inches from the shoulder
joint, passing out on the under side
and into the body through the second
floating dbi IL WAS matter OF time
about thisS shot; It might or might
not have proved fatal; the sixth shot
passed through the let1 hand on the
back of the third finger, passed out OF
the wrist on the under side, into the
body on the left side under the ribs,
passed cut the lett hip; il would not
hav- produced death Immediately; ii
might or might not have he9n fatal;
there were six wounds where the hul.
let's went into the body; there were
eight wounds in all on his person; Lee
caUe TO his death from the effects OF
the pistol shots.
DIR, L, &, LEdRAND
testified: Was acquainted with James
Lee in his lifetime; was called to ex-
anime the body between aud l0a. IN.
on the morning OF june Is, 1885; The
body examined was the dead body
Ci James Lee; she body was partly
cold; supposed he had been dead about
half an hour; the first shot was
IN the left hand; entered
the third finger at the knuckle, pass.
ing out on the inside OF the wrist,
the same ballot entering the body IN
the region OF the spleen, on the left
side, ranging downward and passing
ont at tbs left hip; do not think Il
was fatal, but but thiak it mortal
wound and that 1t would porduce
death in the course of time; Ihe sec
ond shot entered the left si6e of the
neck ON the front, ranging downward
into the head; that would have ended
him; the third shot entering the righ'
arm aud the side toward the back
four inches below { 10 shoulder joint
passing out on tho inside of the arm
3 little below the external opening
entered the body ON the right side
at the second floating rib, passing on
on the left side OF tho abdomen below
the stomach; this was fatal wound
the fourth entering below the shoulde
, | bANNo w tllo llSllb VI lAlh EIllNY phSsiul
! out three-tOurths OF Sn inch of tn
! breast bone; the fifth entering 10 IN
left OF the spine in the region of tn
! kidneys, coming out somewhere nea
: the middle of the abdomen; this WAS
: mortal wound-nOt necessarily fatal
.. the sixth entering one and one hal
! inches below the 0cclput on the lsi
= side of tho neck, or spine, coming on
. ! ~ A m q lNnt Ia
nose and tho mouth; this wa
la fatal wounds; the bullt
would hsue caused his death
the wounds we're made by Al or
calibre bullet; ono entered the hear
:, aud one passed close TO 10; | saw onl
! one pocket knife and two keys in hi
u u breecnes pockets; there was nothin
@ else found on his person, except hi
. clothes.
All city newspaper reporters are II
+. viled out during the examination.
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AfghAniatan.
SHE Is BREEDrNo Rro TROUDLE,

SHE 10 BREEDING BrG TROUBLE.
BoNBAX, June 2i.--The iortiications
around Herat, designed primarily to.
protect that city against assault by
Russians, are being rapidly pushed to
completion. The Afghan boundary
commission will move In a short time
nearer the line of dellmination. Ten
lacE OF rupees are TO be sent immedi-
ately to the Ameer OF Afghanistan.
This sum Is intended 70 aid the Ameer
In placing the country ina better state
| OF defense,
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KlIlnd nn n Merlcnn MolIdn,

SAN ANTONIO, Juno A-lSpeoisLl-
This morning at an early hour Juan
Gomez and Juan Cardova
called at the house of Juan
Padia, Mexican, who lives about
one mile from tho Lockhart rancho,
and in honor Of San Juan day, Pa
dia treated the two men to -battle.of
whisky. Ait,r drinking together
tor some time they went out of the
mouse aud started to the gate to where
their horses were tied. Before reach.
ing the gate some words passed be-
tween them, which caused COrdOya to
strike Gomez with u quirt over the
mead. Gomez then pulled a pocket
knife asd stabbed CoIdoVa four times
In the breast, and once in the hand.
one OF the blows was In the heart and
caused immediate death. Gomez
then mounted his horse and rode u
his fathers rancho. He is still AT
large. The sheriff has sent two depu-
ICES 70 make the arrest, Tne man whS
was killed leaves a wifO ana children
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Bay. Two survivors had landed at
That point and started on foot for
Tomas witha view of sending boats
down to rescue the others AMI care for
them. The captain declined assist
anee, intending 10 travel o Pisco ana
thence take q steamer to Callao.
Among the saved ,re the captain, the
nrst nj, oiilcer and seven passengers, i'll
SiauinR one woman. About % chill
dren were amor q the drowned.
EXCITEMENT AT LIMA,
LIMA, june 2i.--Great excitement,
was caused here by the news of the
loss OF the steamer Italia. Her loss ia.
greatly deplored, as 1t is a blow to a
new enterprise aud commerce In gem,
era. She carried crew of 81 and 4
passengers the number is reported
~ w Inc cargo, the greater part of
which was Tor coast ports, was noarlv
all injured,
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Anglo.RussIRn.
rnE AnRrsr or rnAr oLnnK.

THE ARREST OF THAT CLERK.
RoMDAY, June A.-Rumors are in
circulation here that the arrest by
Russians Of clerk of the British CEN
sui at Reshd, Persia, while the bearer
OF note from the consul 10 the Rus
sian commander at Sarakhs, was u de-
liberate, designed and carefully
planned affair ON the part OF the Rus
SLAMS. The arrest eXcites great deal
OF indignation In cei tain quarters.
MAKING GUNS ON THK QUIET.
LONDON, June A.--A dispatch says
that an American who recently passed
through Batoum, q town In Asiatio
Russia, on the Black Sea coast, states
that there were many gun factories In
full operations and that they arc being
worked secretly and under such dis
guising names as hospitals, asylums,
ate.
MUZzLINa THE PRESS.
ST. PETERSBURG, June A.-The gov
ernment has issued an order forbid
ding the newspapers TO make any ref
erenoe whatever to the action OF Rus
sia in the Afghan affair.
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RrcuMoND, June A.-Ex e District
Attorney wakdell was arrested in this
city yesterday, charged with being
about TO engage in duel with O, A.
swanson, he editor Of the Hanover
News, aud was bailed to appear be-
fore court tomorrow. An order TO
the arrest OF Swanson IL also out
Abuse of waddell by Swanson In his
paper was the cause Of the trouble. "a.
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A rowpnR MILL noRnoR.

a foWbLh mlhh hVhhOh'
ROME, June PA fearful explo.
sion occurred to-day in powder mill
at Lucia. A number OF people were
at work at the time aud very few es-
capped doatn OF serious injuries. AL
ready the bodies of II of the killed
have been recovered.
A SERIOUS SEE SUBJECT.
The Prusslan Government, II seems,
is unable TO agree with the Vatican in
regard to the filling OF the See OF
Posen, and Or. Won Sohloezer, the
representative of Prussia at the Vati-
can, has been summoned to Berlin 10
discuss the proposals Of the Pope on
the subject.
TO HAVE A NEW CABINET,
Slgnor Depretes announced IN the
Chamber of Deputies to-day that n,
mad been charged by King Humber
To form Cabinet, he stated tina
Count CadornR would be the foreign
minister.
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Peru.
TuRAwFuL FATE OF THE ITALIA.

T ETIT - " = VII = T II ."
MoLLENDo, June A.-The particu-
lars of tho loss OF the Italian steamship
Italia are at hand. On Friday morn
ing, about 9 o'clock, the Italia struck a
sharp rock near Point Lomas, OF the
Peruvian coast. She sank In 10 min
utes in deep water. Out OF 1874 passen'
gers and crew, 90 we're drowned: on
Sunday the steamer Ceehapool piokoo
up boat containing ~ SURVIVORS, "
miles south OF Pisco. The same evening
the Cachapoal searched the coast ant
found "a more survivors Silsna
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Errnt.

A NEW BRITISH DIoNIrARY COMING.
LONDON, June 24.-Slr Henry Drum
monG Wolf, at present member OF
Parliament for Portsmouth, will 20 to
Cairo forthwith as envoy extraordt :
nary and minister plenipotentiaryi
with the rank OF privy counsellor.
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HER POWER IN TuN1s.

hhR ANN nv 49, AN-fA''
PARIS, June A.-Presidont Grevy
has issued q decree which makes the
French minister TO Tunis resident
general, with command OF the whole
land and sea forces and having the en-
tire administration OF the regency.
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| RuroR FROM KAssAL

CAIRO, June PA rumor has
reached here that Kassala has not
fallen. The garrison, It is asserted,
still refuse TO surrender 10 the forces
OF El Mahdi.
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MILLINER Y

\ marked feature Of our establishment is
the marvellous display OF Trimmed Hats
and Bounets; also Childron's Hats and Caps
No matter what price you wish TO pay there
is always value for the money. A sample
lot OF Fiue Ready Made White Suits for
Misses y TO l6 years old, at Half Price.
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ABOUT AFFAIRS ABROAD.
KISSED THE QUEENS HAND.
Tho New Cabinet Formally Installed.
Ireland Apparently Pleased-Rus.
sta Wide-Awake and ON the
Alert-rhe Cholera.
Tho New Cabinet,
TROUBLE PREDICTED ron 1T.

Tho New Cabinet.
TROUBLE PREDICTED FoR IT.
LONDON, June 2l,-The Queen has
confirmed Lord Salisbury's Cabinet.
The Irish secretary portfolio was Of
fered to i've others and declined before
Sir William Hartdyke accepted it.
There are symptoms already that
the Radicals will do their utmost
W harass the Conservatives. AT an
informal meeting to-day they declined
TO fight the budget uuless it is fully
satisfactory, and TO oppose the issue
oi exchequer bonds to meet the de-
felt, Further, they will insist upon
the passage OF bill removing the
franchise qualifications from per-
sons receiving pSuper medical relief.
During the proceedings oi the House
OF Commons yesterday spirit OF re-,
volt was manifested In the speeches of
CoolnRs aud LGboHchere. The Con-
servstivos wtll make important diplo-
matte changes. 1t Is reported that Sir
Austin Layard will return to Constan-
tinople and that Sir Edward Thornton
will remain Nv ST, Petersburg
A SPECIAL CABINET COUNCIL
A special Cabinet council has been
summoned by Lord Salisbury for next
Thursday afternoon. The following
additions 10 the new ministry are to-
day announced:
First. Commissioner Of Works Right
Hon David X. Plunkent.
Parliamentary Secretary of the
Treasury y-Rowland Wiun.
Parliamentary Secretary OF the In'
dian Office Lord Harris.
Secretary of the Admiralty Charles
| Il. RiIchie.
Civil Lord of the Admiralty-Eni'
Ushmoa1 Bartlett.
THE CABINET PROPER,
The members Of tho Cabinet proper
are: Lord Salisbury, Sir StaflorC
NOrthcote, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
Sir Harding clifford, Viscount Gran
brook, Lord Hsrrowly, Sir Richard
Ashton Cross, Colonel Frederick Stan
10y, Right Hon. William Henry
Smith, Lord Randolph Churchill, ,Lort
George Hamilton, Lord John Manners
the Duke of Richmond and Gordan
Hon Edward Stanhope, the Earl o
Csrnaroon and Right Hon. Edwsr,
w, Gibson,
MIR. 0LADsroNE'S REQUEST.
Mr.. Gladstone hsa asked Lord Sails
bury TO permit him to make a state
mont in the House of Commons to
night, regarding the nature OF the ar
, rangement between the Liberal an,
7 the Conservative leaders.
A DIPLOMAT.
Sir Robert Hart has been appointe
British Minister to China and Coro8.
SAID GOOD BYE,
The members Of tho Gladstone Min
iStry went down 20 Windsor CAST
, and delivered up thoir seals OF Office
u AGAINST his BROTHER.
a The Duke of Marlborough is org
n pizlng au opposition to the re-electio
, Of his brother, Lord Randolph Churcl
- IN, Tor Woodstock. Sir John Benno
= Is mentioned as tho Liberal candidat
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Parties in search Of a summer resort
Sen not find more delightful place to
Pend the heated term than the Park
Hotel, at Lampasas. Table and service
EneEceiled. . inpst bathing, Good
music Beautiful scenery. State en-.
eampment VIII he held within Park
Motel grcunda, Special rates to tami-
lies. Address H. b. RICE, Manager.
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WE LEAD--NOT FOLLOW
Goldsmith BROS,
>OW0rPrices Than Ever Before

"a Else Sea IsaHd, Bed cents per yard; wrth CENTS
III Fine BaaChd Muslin, l2 cents yard; WCrth cents,
fe Americas Gnghaus. solid cOOrs, cents yards worth
Fancy French Chambry Gngham 10 yard;
india Seesucker Stripes, 10 cents yard; worth 5
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testified that he saw the last shot
fired, but he heard al the shots fired I;
ne could no. see the man chat was
doing the shooting on account OF the
door frame; he could see the arm,
hand and pistol of the man that hred
the last shot, but could not sec me
man himself; he saw Miiliken Rnd
Desmeth leave the flee of Elliott x
Roe after the shooting; saw th9m
walk up the street toward the squsfe,
but did not 80. either OF them carrying
pistol