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and oun of tho Clevprpst mon living
And a tbou.and yvisbe. On ont for ill.,
success in The futi,ro
,rbrbs,.,,. .,.,.,,. .o.c Of w y
Ghoo. CHARGED win kilinp sam Had
,,y. rolnrri ur,,r Co,,nd, N.,cuILrr
.gth va. moi siibu,iit,J +, Jud,,c
Hines last NIGHT. 81. iLr nm Ron Ga 50
was ON trial comm, Attornov Ricn
of Fails came mn with Mr. EL6s sr,j
In T., unJnr.tu.I tl,.t thr ,,., iii IN.
.uhuitt.I t,.Ir,
Fran Enlt,, tho. ,usro,,,,,,.,,, 20,
,,iynd n,o fnu,,,i,y Ia, t".nhurr
YESTERDAY, .rr..r,. tom rhoi,,
.nat. Goi II. fnr .Niy,d Iii.tio, y. q.
,,rtv from, hor. .v.iu A.. n,.rr
IN Ionnh Nn,ryn,g..,. nt IIou.t,n
win I,rtur, .u IA. .,nprn.rur IN
Wa.hingtnn .troct t,.niaLt oud the
t,,Ilir Sr, intit.d g. oIt,,I I'm,
\n,r..n,,,,. i. nnr of IA, mos, ann
mont rol,lj. in Tho ir,,i.L rlt,rrh
,,,I hi. Win. f., W..n arn ai,y.,'.
".rn.trJ MN ,J,,.nrr hath hy Inv,
.,rd ,.,.,tiI,
A. tho n.,,i.t ,h,r,l, Sundoy -.
lornr .rnnyrnn,tinu "..,mIlrd h,u,
mnrrinu ami nvrrir, tn Lr,r pn,.
nr C,nrnu rro,,.L tio tln,L..,,i,.i,,,
..ru,n,,. nrd bi I,nrl..n,, unnJn n,,,
nf Ii. n5,,ai ha,,,,,. tnll. 80, ,ln nj,
in,t nf ,ha nomiiri. Of Wonn i, ,,a.
n ham, nantinr and a. tho F>.,N-
TIrp bos stotr1 hrt,rc th.rn wa.
c,nso rnr roini,irr
"St;nrcL" Won. courd i,n,unnsclv
t,.u,,,. tIpi,l.ln." IL, u,,,,n .sn goiI IN
he the funniest Thing ON the road
When the nine bird, of passage
alias mon",less men. alias tromps
nlins orphnn.. were being searched at
the mil Inst niyht. u solitary quarter
was tbr fun amount of filthy lucre
that was found in ali of their filthy
clothes The onc.prmcd INN said he
could urove nm nlihi in mi, ease. that
he Ind been taking his meals daily at
u tjrst.clas. restaurant in the city
Ain meeting of Waco Iodpe No.
70, l. @. O. r. held a, thcir hail last
evening. the following officers we're
elected for the ensuing Term: Thos.
Ieitch. No.; W. Il. Simp,un. V. g.:
j. f. Briukcrhon. secretary; j. ID
Wallace. treasurer: Thos. Killings
worth. REPRESENTATIVE of grand lodge:
W. :. Plunkctt. alternate. G. b. nut-
tou.J &. .Iurney and -. 4. Bcrk hire,
trustees of the Widows and Orphan,
fund Tho Grand LODGE l. o. q. f.
meets in Paris in February next.
The ladies' of the Episcopal church
are busy making preparations for
the pansy tea party. which Will hc
"a t1s Il
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In the recorders court yesterday
tine follow ing cases were disposed OF 8.
John Wood, Charlie, Cos. T.. March.
j q. Treat and George Ward, y each
for iutoXicn,ion. Jerry Clifford $3.50
for same ollcnsc: G.. Crippcn. dis
charging firearms III the city, 50;
three Migrants were fined - each.
An application was made before
Judge Evans in the county court, for
the appointment OF II receiver ia the
cause OF j. T Waggoncr W. j. +.
| Chambers, of Mct,rcgur. The painful
wants sand receiver to take charge OF
the book. of the late firm and close
up their business. The casc was post
poncd until Monday, December tlr
\ motion Tor new trial IN the
case of Alex Boldcn, who was given
twenty years i'm the pcnilcntiary for
/ killing his brother, was ovcrruIcd 10y
Judge Rimcs in the district court. y
groutrr part of the day was taken in
ne ca,c ct state vs. Billy Bel, who
j. indicted for the killing of y I,
MOrclHnd in the winter OF 1853, The
murder was committed in front OF
the Horseshoe Theatre ON Bridg,
street The jury took the case mtc
last night
I'm Justice Davis court u Judgment
for 50 was given plaintiff in TIA,
cause OF f. ii. Robertson ". Thoma
l'iusluN.
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.Fe|Iow-SufcreTs !

NOW convalc7cing from
T' u""
,,,c who has been there.
nj. experience, and fol-
on would be speedily res
t,,tv of applcs. and drink
freely. As Il dict, rare
and broil chicken with
,rcad. eggs and rich milk
Thcu follow right a.
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For first class work. 90 TO the Acade-
my OF Art
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twenty per cent OF Twenty
live per cent. on on all surgical
instruments. CAsILEs Il MoKKGsuN
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Look at Sanger Brothers Christina.
cards and gifts.
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Dopnc'- robiucl photo., - pr dol
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Our prescription department Is one
OF the most complete n the city, and
under the management of thorough,
careful and experienced prescrip-
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BIZ bargains in gent velvet cin-
broidcrcd slippers for holiday pre-
scut-, at Sanger brothers.
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see Galveston News and Houston
Post II you want TO know what
Mixed Pickles L..
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Look at the new styles and bar
gain, in clothing at h. llabcr.
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OF SWEET CUM AND
MULLEN.

The sweet gum, ~ gathered FROM tree ~ the
SAN" name. grusius along tho rruhl strrtm- I iho
southern StAt|- contains a HimuIairE "ApNfi|
rant principle that lnI-cu- thU ua iv.W prtIu ~
NJ early morning. cough. ana -i.mulHt"- tlr f.I.t
ti tnr4n ~ the ful-e membrane lr Group aud
whappluI-,nugh When combined with fh" hr.i-
ny uiuclagiunG- pruripl, % "a" WuIi"iu r.Ent
HgNrni OF swFET GrN Asn MrIrFlS thv finest
knuNn faui,ts Tor f.4u.l-. Group. NnrHlH r-rDr-h
4ui t1n-umpticr 'tud -n galaiah'~ any rlid rs
pl.A-si b. ttkrt va Fnur iH'-i-I-t fnf II irItv
80. auisi siivt lHN toe. \ santa az
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Dcoue'o cabinet photos, s. per do1
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Read Castle, ~ Morri-on', letter tt
the doctors. They now compute viii
the largest instrument houses IN Tia,
United States.
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GALVESTON COTTON MARKE T


GALvEstuN -rO1H
GALvR'roH, December spot cotton closed
iGO l-lD lower.
Gross receipts glo7 Sales. rs. Reports.
d. shipment, coastWisr. 10 '7u, stock ilo ut.
Ordinary ........ ..........- ..... ..... ~ ~
Good Ordinary .-........ ............... ~ u
Low Middlipg ...... .......... ; ~
Nlddllug .... ........... ..... $40 IT,
Good Miidling .......,....... lt
Niiiliug fair ......... ...-..........9 IL j"
Nutniyc-tun futures quoted
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET,
Srw yoeK -rors-Sranr nFroer


NV NOWk. UUTVWNVf 7. fWlUTVt IIOI
struiy. generally Two points h'Eher
-A,ps bI 80
Tue following aye the quotations
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET


NKn OmlA%- December Futures opened
barely steady rulcI steady closing v,H
stcAlN December points higher "ihci
months unchanged exccp, January which is
one ptiuf lower
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Notice

Noti'c'
James McGorvcn is wanted m
Clrclerillc, Texas, to receive his por-
tiou of stcp-laihcr's estate, the
amount OF $40. Come at once.
Dcane'- cabinet photos, - per dol
adde's walking shoes in Kid or reb
hie coat Mt sL2d II pair, at Sanger
| BROTHERS.
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CRY UAisk tIS



Corn--whitc per hu S'C.
OHtE--HCks 2iCM2nC.
Wheat-i,cNgt be. per hushcL
Nicaragua wheat hOc
Milct-pcr ton, eSelO
Prairie hAy-per ton, tpGt
groceries.
Bacon-Short CicHr, 5c,
Ham--li tu l2c
Noinssc- Louisiana. 30 To SO. LosislanS
SYRUP, Csc.
cholu Rio g. 10 l2',c. rcHbutrY lr.i ~.
sugar, Bt wn, oHgu ~, \ Ca zee. Brown
= .nI4 grauuntcd. -.
ORt meal Half barrels. 800 Ia 40 grits bar
/ rclA. lh hOlniny, pearl, Al.
Coarse salt yer pafrcl2 %, dairy, 3 %.
statch-Pcarl, Sc H. O., 20 lbs, hulk 81.
Miscellaneous Hack pepper zoe. SOAP, white
!, -. Standard. e. 20 Lake SIDE s3 81 T. {
! oil. kerosene, no test tiS. LOO. Kerosene, ll'
test u Is: 3 ~ Kerosene. 10 test 2-Ss. 300 bar
relf, per gallon, 7c candies, re beans PEI
FRUIT. poultry. Game. Etc.
Lemon. -rplgrno. siaatos,oo
Irish ppUtiuus -NOIth.tu % peck barrels
81 a. p,. hu.hI nr
Ctrhsrv western ret crate. S21..
Chicken, Per doIca. s1uo to go turkey
onions e. s'@a oo per barrel
Egh--i'sml1c per dozen.
Bni. choice western 70 TO 30. country ?
orausc. My,,m g, Imperial so5q.
Cheese fuil cream. l2',ulic wc,trr
Dhnmegi .Gs'- : a. iuil cream, C. 49,.
lcyApututud .u lbs boxes. sc
kpr' Pcs bAsIcL s. 10 halt barrel 81 ID.
Lumber.
Tho following arc tAe prices p' lumber pc
Arut.g t.r-i.cluss rough, jla second elias
rough. ST.. ... Hr rough. s1n hfstciars drc~-e
sIsv -" -e,nul class dressed side 81
ar .la-- 81 Hporius sI. second class !
III. 10 .
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET


LtvrtrooL pcccmbc- Futures closed
steady. 4 point lower.
Tho following are the closing quotations
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MrJ. =. TAFT has made unusual pre-
paraton, this season, to meet the de
mands for holiday books for the
young folks Among the books in
this line are the following:
Dhattclho1 On ten different Kinds all ucw
NHA-ar Girls iit South America
NHssAr Girl, boo Italy
\assAt Girls Abroad.
2is Gag Journeys i'm Furopo.
/tE.Lug Journeys IN The l"vau'
Lig Kag Journeys ia Arcadia
Iig ing Journey In tho Orient
Ilg Jag Journeys I'm North Lands,
IiE Tag Journeys In the Occiieul
Modem Explorers ,tC etc.
All the above are highly entertain
i'm and instructive,
-
60 and see "MiNcd Pickle, tonight
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p.4uc'- cabinet photo, ) per do
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Don tail to look at Bchrcn'- holt
day display,
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~" "' , =" .'.'i..,... ...., ..u,.,
ua,. lr u.,.i fer chijir"". i,,ilan.; IL i, ,o.'I.
tut N|llb -"tlH1- INC gums. uitrA~ hl4 IHlh-
I Ii'.lI' -'".' '' '"' ''' '''' ''''''' ''.
All our holiday goods are now
open. SANGrH HHos.
--
rurnnt. sos Austin Avenue. MI th,
li.h and game OF the -cu,ou. mclud
ing on -tor-, are served in every .Nh
uud AT moderate prices His lender.
him "a cau
Loving ~ swanson viii III up OIL
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If You can't laugh and rnloH it
don't 90 to see Mixed pichlc-' to-
night.
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Most elegant line OF toilet goods
and pcriumrry in the city, at W \.
Williamson ~ CO.., drug store,
Fourth and Austin.
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We have purchased the insurance
business OF Mr.. Travis +. Jones,
FoRI ~ MORROW.
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Don't throw away Your money 10y
buying cheap liquors elsewhere,
when YOU can secure the best otcNcr!-
thing al the same price nj the Whi,c
Elephant saloon.
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rXputi, inns week Great Britain !.t.
France. Continent e' as stock ~ United
states ports this day. gju5ll. this day last year
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viii save money. by buying their
drug ri the bId Corner Drug store
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Deane'' cabinet photos, 50 per dol
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60 md STE "MiNcd Pickles tonight
at the McClcllaud
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All our holiday goods are now
Open SANGER Bios.
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MADRID, August 1.-THE places In
Spain in which the principal increase
of cholcra occurred yesterday IA COM
pared with Friday last were Tara
gona and Olodte. In the former place
there were yesterday seven seven
new cases and ten deaths. The oiIi-
cial returns show that In Gaurda the
disease has reached its height and re-
mains stationary. In Albacc, yester-
day, there were twenty-iine new
cases aud twenty-three deaths. In
Castetlon de Laplana TWENTY-FIVE new
cases and seventeen deaths. In Cuen-
GA one hundred new cases and thirty
two deaths. In Valencia eighty.two
new cases and forty-nine deaths, aud
IN Madrid twenty new cases and two
deaths. All of these returns show
decrease in the number both of new
cases aud deaths.
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GALVESTON, August 1.-THE status
OF the weather throughout the cotton
belt of Texas during the the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. to-day
was rs follows-the first figures being
the maximum of temperature, the
second, the minimum, aud the third,
showing the amount of rainfall in
inches or hundreths thereof:
Galveston 81, az, 90; San Antonio,
92, &C, 90; Palestine, 81, IS, 90; Column
bia. sc, Ga, 90; Huntsville, SO, 81, 90;
Longview, 80, II, 90; Austin, 81, 81,
90; Tyler, 80, 81, 90; Weathcrford, 93,
Ga, 90; Bolton, W, SO, %; Orange, So
~, 90; Luling, 93, ~, 90; Weimcr, 92,
81, 90; Sour Lake, 81, IS, 90; Beau
mont, So, az, 90.
Mean temperature Throughout the
cotton belt: highest, 1871 - lowest,
GO 90. Mean rainfall, .O3.
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A sERIOUs sTRIKE.
knights of Labor ON the wabash 20
out To-day.

| hutkhts OF Labor ON the wabash 20
out To-day.
ST. LOUIS, August lion FRIDAY
last, there came to this city Frederick
Turner, William II. Baily, j. X,
Buchanan and John w. Hayes. four
members of the general executive
committee, of the knights of Labor
Tho mission of these gentlemen was
TO have conference with Colonel A.
A. 1almage General manager of the
Wabash railroad in regard to the re.
latsons existing between members of
the Knights Of Labor and the railway
company, which are said to be In
quite disturbed condition. Colonel
Talnage being out of the city, con-
sultatIon could not be had but thai
gentleman was telegraphed request
ing him To state where and when n
conference could be held. TO this
Talmage replied that he saw no
reason why he should meet the com
iEittee for the purpose named; thas he
was not aware of any dissatisfaction
among tbs employees of the road and
therefore declined to confer w,th the
committee. AS an outcome of this,
there was promulgated to-day at
Mobcrly, Missouri, where the Wa
bash road has extensive shops, All OFF, |
cial order commanding all Knights
of Labor on the Wabash system at
all points, TO quit work on Tuesday |
August 18th at IL o'clock noon, and |
remain out until further orders from |
the executive committee. The order |
is signed by Turner, secretary of the |
board. The order is signed iMoberly |
aud the strict ordered is looked upon |
as one of the most serious for many |
years.
Publicity of the order, to-day, COM |
manding a strike tomorrow by all |
Knights of Labor employed on the |
Wabash railway seems to have been
premature but the general executive !
committee late tonight acknowledge |
the authenticity of the order and |
said the strike will surely take place
at moon tomorrow. The order has
been sent TO Fort Wayne, Andrews
and Peru Indiana; Decatur aud
Springfield, Missouri. Toledo, Ohio;
Council Bluffs lows, and st.
Louis. The committee claim
that they have got the shops
nj the above named places |
sure and claim TO have the yards and
trainmen, but are IN great doubt about
the engineers and iiremcn. They adj
init that the movement is an expert |
ment but express confidence in being
able to practically suspend the
operations OF the road. The gen.
eral committee will remain In
this city and conduct the
strike from this point. There are va
rious rumors and statements to the
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Things which Stir the Human Hear
AT the Capital.

To the Editor OF the Examiner
AUSTIN, TEX, August lin tls
discussion of state politics, the papers
seem to ignore almost entirely the
fact that there are other Offices to fiji
beyond the governorship. A "twistn
among the politicians and office hold
ers reveals the following facts:
The "Old Alcalde" has not an
nounced himself as a candidate for
the governorship, but occupies exactly
the same position he did before the
convention which placed Ireland in
nomination at Galveston. lie would
not refuse II he were nominated by
the unanimous voice OF the party. Ii
Is safe to say that he is not in the
field.
swain wants to be governor aud is
perhaps, the choice OF this immediate
section, whatever that amounts to.
Methodist Jim's" aspirations are
laughed Mt here as an excellent Ioke
on an excellent fellow.
Foster of Limestone is spoken OF
very favorably for comptroller, buI
his prohibition fallacies will handicaI
him.
Governor Lubbock will be caudi
date for reelection as treasurer.
Mr.. Il. Nj. Baker will not be candi
date for re election TO the office of su
porlntendent of public instruction
Judge n. +. Fillmore will probably b
his successor,
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GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, August 1.-THE MARQUIS
of Salisbury, IL is stated, will. soon
alter going TO France, have a confer
ence with Signor Depretti, the Italian
minister. The interview will take
place at Contreville, a watering place
on the river Voire, in the department
OF the Vosges. 1t is reported thai
Italy desires to send $4,000 troops
INTO the Soudan 10 secure the Red
Sea coast from Suakim, al present
held by the British, to Assab nav.
along which lie most of the Italian
possessions on the coast. The Italian
scheme contemplate securing control
OF eastern SOudan aud the use of
khartoum as its capital. IfSir Henry
Druminond Woln, who has beef,
sent as special envoy from Enc.
land to Consiantinoplc and Cairo
Tor the purpose of perfcoliug arrange.
ments for the future management al
Egyptian affairs, falls To bring IN,
sultan TO terms II is believed Eng
land will sign the agreement viii
Italy which willleave the latter MOVE
Tree to carry out her pleasure, as out
lined above.
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Galway. In replying TO addresses he
said that the government desired to
do its utmost for the prosperity OF
Ireland. lie was gratified TO sec the
efforts of the citizens of Galway to
deyelop the resources of their port
which, he held, was two hours nearer
America than any other important
town In Ireland. lie hoped to see Ia
his own life time the ancient pros
perity OF Galway renewed. lie re-
GREETED the universal depression in
labor, which, he said, was owing TO
foreign competition, and urged la
borers to study the interests of their
employers. lie hoped Irish and other
industries would be developed and,
In conclusion, expressed his convic-
ton that times would soon mend.
His remarks were received with
cheers.
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fact. While the steamer lay at the
wharf this morning the passengers
came aboard and took chairs OH the
hurricane deck, or aft Officers and
deck-hands were busy, and no attcn-
ton was paid to the movements of
the passengers. Several of them car
ried baskets, but no attention was
paid to them, so that bundle or
package might DO carried aboard
without attracting attention.
The official report made to II. 4.
Henry, superintendent of the Phila
delphia, Wilmington g. Baltimore
Railway company, under whose SUI
pervision the boat is operated, saws:
"The head of the boiler was indenied
aud cracked about foot in length.
The explosion is believed to have been
caused by u cartridge of some kind
placed under the head OF the boiler,
maliciously.' Detectives have been
put on the case. The FELTON, was in
sured for $4,000.
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CRY OF MEXICO, August 1.-THE
trials of the students and editors are
still going on. The judge trying the
cases has decided that the arrests
were in accordance with the law.
Senior &. Havarri, the responsible cdi-
tor OF the I'll Monitor Republican,, is
still in prison from whence he con-
tinucs to write for his paper on social
topics. Tho disposition of his case
excites livel, interest.
The government is taking measures
to stop the extensive smuggling on
the Rio Grande frontier, aud some
apprchensions exist regarding con-
traband importations of fire arms
from the United states.
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BLOOMINGTON, Augugt IA cat
tie disease alleged TO be Spanish or
Texas fever has developed here and is
creating considerable excitement
Michael Brothers, large cattle men in
this city, shipped sixty-one stock cat
tie here from Hutchinson, Kansas,
and when they arrived the! appeare:s.
TO be in perfect health. On Friday
last the cattle showed signs OF being
sick and already fifteen are dead and
twelve more are down with the dis
ease. Surgeons says it is genuine
Spanish or Texas fever.
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sun stirring up Lorlnx.

WAsHINdToN. August l7.-Firsl
Comptroller Durham has written a
letter to Mr. Loring, ex-commissioner
of agriculture. in which he says that
the latter is in error in supposing that
any of the rejected accounts were for
machinery or experiments" He
explains that the items disallowed.
amounting TO about $4,000, were
solely for seed and labor, and con-
cludes his letter by saying that unless
Mr.. Loring has some further state
ment to make, he shall proceed in the
case under due process of law.
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MIR. 4. Springer, of Mechanisburg,
Ia, writes: Il was afflicted with lung
fever and abscess on lungs, and re.
duced to a walking skeleton. Got a
free trial bottle OF DIR. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, which did
me so much good that | bought dol
lar bottle. After using three bottles,
found myself once more man, com
pletely restored to health, with a
hearty appetite, and gain In flesh OF
iS lbs." Call at Castles Il Morrison's
drug store and get free trial bottle
oil THIS certain cure for all lung dis.
cases Large bottles Sl.OO.
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PIrTsBuaG, Pa, August 1.-THE
outlook in the iron trade has not
been more favorable for number OF
years than at present. Signs OF iin-
provement are coming to the surface
every day and manufacturers are be-
ginning to concede that the black
mantle of depression is being grad
ually lifted from the staple industries
of Pittsburg. Orders are increasing
rapidly and mauy mills are running
double turn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-18

INDIANAPOLIS, lnd., August IL
While Governor Gray was driving
with his family along Michigan road
about o'clock last evening, some
miscresnt fired shot through his
carriage; the ball passing in close
proximity to tbs person Of the chief
the shot was fired at random or with
murderous intent. The person by
whom it was fired could not be found.
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CuntemnIn Paws NoIntere,t.

GUATEMALA Cry, August l7--
Owing to the extraordinary expenses
of the late war the government of
Guatemala has suspended payment OF
interest on its foreign and interior
bonded debt for one year, commence
ing August LIST. This measure was
decreed in order TO enable the govern
ment to pay OIL all arrears to the army
aud to the civil list.
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CnoLERA,s COILS.
n,in Closing Around spain.

MADRID August 17.-In the whole
OF Spain yesterday there were 1896
now cases of cholera, and $3.50 deaths.
There have been slight riots at
Logerann, due to the resistance of the
Inhabitants to certain sanitary rcgu-
lations.
The governor of Granada has been
attacked with cholera.