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sEEr Sugar PssBUcrsex can.
F02FTn

Tie bed s1RzR inausart kas rYrozs.S n
great snecsss IN California. Huzi,,e a
seesoo q the love prices ever kuovn
= nas Yielded . pruiit There Ia 4 qrssf
Bad for Il n tie future. TIE fcAlowius
sonD anAcAf1on gives the operation Of
tie tass season:
O1r uxHa e8upaiRa ended March
Eva We worked up 1854 tons Of
osess. wnsca prod1oed Z, ls7.Z p,uunds
o. rs1nsd sugar. being abouf per
esnG We oosAined over 10 per cent. Of
fsoneo s12Ax during the frst four
nontos OF the campaign In conss-
qaencs OF our 0D1s1Ally warm winter
the sugar II the besss Inverted very
RAPIDLY daring ths last pars Of the cam
pa1Rn. vhlch rsd7ced The per,snkacs.
b5 new process discovered By 0s. we
coeAia over 10 per cent. 6fst prod1cs.
d1rInR tbs time that the b@ess remain
fresh. Which. IN ordinary seasons. i
about Id dsyA A United Stats pstsnt
nas g1st been granted u to coTer the
pfoesss- Ihis large percsntase 10 not
attained IN one operation by Gny
otser manufactures Of bsst root
sugar II the world En- this
discovery ve were snabied 70 rake and
deliver IN barrels N the San Francisco
market pare. whste, dry, RrsuulAtsd
sugar daring the first Of TIE campaign
AZ cost Of 81 cents per pound We
nave contracted for AIi tie hests Ne
want this season for a q ton. Paid
S4.5o Lass year. We can obtain sufs-
etsnt lots az q per ton 70 snpoly A 40
ton factory. Oars oaly has 4 daily ca
paeity Of 80 tons beta Few people are
aware that the yield Of sugar per acre Is
greater than wheat or barley. Oar best
beet l2nds yield froen 5000 70 GOO
pounds Of refined sagAg per acre, being
greater than the average weld from
cane lands An acre Of beets san
be cultivated at less cost than an
acre Of cane. Il natures in ave
mouths. Ii takes cane over twelve
months 70 mature. We have rntllions
OF acres OF land on this coast that viii
prsduce es much sugar per acre as the
oest sugar lands In the Hawaiian Isl
snds. and at less cost per pound
california, Oregon and Washington
Territory have within their boQudaries
nearly loo, W,000 acres more land than
the whole Prassian Empire, and better
soil and climate for tue Production Of
sugar beets- That Empire produces
annually nearly double the amount Of
sugar required to supply the United
states on less than 10000 900 acres of
land. We have double that quantity of
Deter land for the p1rpose Of pro-
oUcinR sugar on this coast. Notvith-
standing which, ne send 500, OOo, 900
every year 20 foreign countries to pay
for sugar. Oar Governmeat subsidies
zoe sorghum industry TO the extent Of
S5o,ooO year. Sorghum contains but
three per cent Of erysiaiizahle sugar
We get from the beet from 10 to IL per
cent. But the Department Of Aericul- |
ture cannot be made 10 see that the only
soiutIsa of the question Of home pro
dnctlon Of sugar lies in the beet, bat |
conunoes year after year 10 pursue the |
sorghum phantom at cost Of $4,000 q |
year.
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FOREIGN.


szASezKL. Nav All R-s.,sA
sseansr Nszeriy With q narroos SU~f.~,
e1s oeeo seazed b ths Frsnch On -,
arocnd ehss Ter cargo Is eontrabapd ~
var. "
s1sesae Of an AmerEean Naval onneer,
LONDON, Nay 5.--Lisatsnans IN
LOOMS sehoek. Assistant Couzxrr~tor
OF the United States Navy on special
DUTY AZ Royal College. Grssavich, Roe-
land. committed szieide by shsoting
nlnssh. HE tragedy oer1rrsd 4,
Blsekhesth-
PAkIs. May EN-. Ansurour ths
Communist. Is dead.
A HsItaay.
LONDON. May z-Today, whit MN
day, y holiday here and the Bsrk a.
EnRisnc and tie Stock Exchange are
A Coed ResaIasaea.
QuKBEc. May 3.-The sorkinsuen-
Al meeting IN this city TODAY. $500
q resolution rtqaestirR the GySeruueut
20 pronfols the importation Of Chinese
labor into the D0minion.
eommanteaaien from PoanAm.krr
BATTLKvoED. May "a priest ia
lust 70 with . communication from
fouodmaksT 70 General NiddIeson-
who arrived here last night. Pound
maker nners to surrender unoondition-
ally. bis followers TO the number Of
Ap are nov coming in 20 talk with
Middleton. Forty half-brseds are with
them.
Domont, Riel's lieotsnan.. 10 sill in
the Birch Hills. with a few adhereuts.
The priest broaRhf him letter from
Middleton demanding bis surrender
and promising him q fair trial. Being
told who the letter vas from, Dumont
refused TO take il. and said that the
General eoGid 20 10 she devil.
Few weapons Of any value have been
yet surrendered. Alarming reports are
carrent regarding Big Bear. There has
been &C mach delay in proceeding
against him thai he has had time 10 re-
orult from every tribe in the district
until nov be has 800 fighting men, all
fairly armed. He declares that b. will
make stand between Frog Lake, and
81 any nousnt
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Notice Of Final PreeE


9. o IAxD osFsca AZ oEsxrzaw.
Apra s. 1855
mENesxcs b A1rehy gfvs1 sAsa THOMAS
FTfTa hls e3ea aoties e infszeiaa % som-
mats and make ARzl proof besnrs the snAxs.
~ IN kis ah~@DeA tAs Glnxs q ths Dasezsrf
ouurs, ~ In efAcs n e~Nt Il, ~ r, 60 fhzrs
Dag. tAs 11th dag % SHss a. n. lssa. aa
Eo2e<a.ss 8Ppl,c1toa Ne keal. for - \ I
81 y a seet1la n tswaAAip - ARA. rsnzs
onsa
He nkmsa - sftnszszss AHea esnrA
AhrsaAD yesSas. saass g MeDoaal1 as6 rAss.
Hzrxfaa, I'll u Rs1aoa. y. 2
JOHN r 60WEr.
ap13sS nRGfatzr 81 he LAuS o.
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aad Printing. which vas the next law
80 o1c, was l4,ISs -, and the vork
sas 70 lave been sxscufed BY a sornhi.
ration OF steam and hand ejznuIes al
sean sofk for the AmsYinan Bxnk
Sote Courany were foand 20 be fully
eqoal 20 the sampies Of thu Depart
ment. The price paid for ordinary
- under the new contrast viii b
. ~ Per saoosand, ~ a&ainsS s.i9 Giants
anoef the present eontraos. Eeariv
tonr billion stamps are required AuuG.
elly 20 meet the demands of the ssY
wee. Saving three cents Der thousand
ooriHz the next fsur years will shov 4
o'tisaoesshie reduction In this item Of
expsnditare.
RafutaG FIGhG.
kAvLiSs, Wyoming, Nay "a hard
glove nGns between a. Hines OF Chey-
enns and James Lawn Of Rauttns !,
me opera house toniess for 1900 a slde
ana 20 yer cent. % The gate rnOusy 70
toe winnsr, sas Won by Hines In the
eleventh round, after 6 rafting fght.
Tine, B minutes.
fnternatisRal Rowing Rexatta.
NEW OsLxAEs, Nay "a grand in
tefnanonai rowing reQstta under the
management Of the ~. Johns Club Of
tnis city began today. The weather
vas ciuudy and shoEery. The first
race, amateur double snnII, distance a
mile aud half, wa v0n By the Della
ware club Of Chicago: Galveston second.
two feet behind; time s.445<.
second Race-ProfesssonaJ sinola
scun, IN vhieh there we're eight entries:
distance, three miles with turn, was IA
voted with good start Gaudaur held
toe lead and turned the stake q length
ahead Of feemer. Teeuer spurtsd.
passed GaudAnr and won by I've
lengths time. 20:iH.
The raee ended IN Q heavy rain,
which began while the oarzmen we're
half mile from the finish Gaud.ur
got second place. Griffin third, LIE
fonrth, and Peterson 6ssh. Hosmer
nnished third and Mckay fourth, bat
they we're ruled eos by the referee, Ly-
man ID. Glover, Of Chicago, for finish
ing outaide the line.
The third race. for amateur cared
shellss IL miles, with turn, vas won
oy the st. John club. beating the LOUIS
lana club. Time-l0s44.
cheek Tor the Troops.
TUCSON, A r.. May 25.--LordsburR
adviees Mate that the soldiers attacked
the indians On the Blue River yester-
day. The soldiers were compelled to
retreat with three wounded. IL 10 be-
sisved that the Indians will attempt 10
reoross into sonora via Arizona. IL will
be impossible for them TO do SO
without coming in Contact with the
troops. The cowboys Who are guarding
every pass, have fully I'D Thoroughly
armed men trailing the Indians. Should
they be overssksn before they get into
Mexico, 10 viii Be fight 70 the death.
Bncks, sqnaws and papoosss will share
The fate OF determination No qaaf-
Ter" is the cry Of the eowboys.
Baseball
Providence, May 25.-Prosidence 3,
Detroit 1.
NEw YoRK, May 25.-NsS York IL.
Sc. Louis O.
PHILADELPHIA. May 25.-Buffalo 6,
7.
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Ths name Of Sucker Flat" q once
lively and prosperous TOYS IN CAlifor-
mia. will soon pass from atlas and ga
zstter. The main portion Of the town
has been destroyed BY ere, aud most Of
the dwelling houses have been deserted
or torn down. Even the main street Of
shat Was once town has heen mined
away, and IL 10 impossible 10 get
through With team. A number Of the
deserted dwellings are IN good eondi-
ton, and still look pretty With their
flower garden and creeping vines and
roses But being unoccupied, the
houses viii soon tamble down and the
weeds will taks the place Of the flowers
and vines The miners have exhausted
the treasures that attracted them 10 the
locality, and there h nothing left 70
make human hsbetstion Of the SCOT de-
sirnble.
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a LosG-rEssISc DEATu SENTENCE.

WACO, Tex. May lin the winter
Of 1860, Charles Warren, q farmer, shot
and killed John Burton, of Waco. Il
was 10 the stormy period preceding the
civil war, and the dispute grev out of
an argument respecting the right of a
State 10 secede. Warren took the
Southern and Burton the Union side of
the argument. Warren was tried 10 the
Distrie1 Court of this county. The
evidence against him must have been
clivities. the Jury found him guilty and
hxed the penalty at death. His counsel
took 40 appeal 70 the onpreme Csnrt of
the state, and, pending its oonsidera-
ten, Warren was taken for safe keep
tnG 10 the Freestone County Jail In
February, 1861. Warren had q young
daughter named Rsbecca. som after
his removal 10 Z .irtield jail. Rebcccs
went to Fairfield. Without revealing
her name or relationship 10 Warren.shs
souehs the iailoF, pleading poverty an 4
friendlessuess and obtained employ
ment 10 his family as domestic. She
sfterward stole the keys of ths jail from
the jailor's pocket one night and re-
leased her father. Warren enlisted In q
fexas regiment and served the four
years OF the var a. Confederate sol
der. when the strife ended be went TO
western Texas aud settled down 70
farming. His wife died and be married
again. Tbs Supreme Court when news
was resolved OF his escape from jail. dis
missed the app al and the case had
passed cot Of mind here. or the Jury
that convicted Warren, pro. ably all are
dead. Tue Judge, hoseveF, the Hon. N.
W. Battle, IL still living here. and 90 are
two Of the States witnesses who testi-
hed against Warren.
By some msans Van Hail, the head OF
HALLS Detective Agency here. heard
that Warren vas living in Lanpssas
Couaty. Hall procured the regulate
papsrs. went 10 LAmpesas yesterday.
and arrested Wafren. He Vas brought
10 Waco today, and placed IN jail. he
ss nov q years old. gray and decrepid.
The old man broke dogn and wsrt
whea the jail door closed on hin. he
says he 10 poor, and hardly knows What
10 do. The case has excited much In.
terest. and many p rsona hsve vtsits d
les the GoverEer intervenes the Dis
tFiet Judes here will be compelled to
order the Sheriff 70 carry out the SEN
tence pronounced against Warren -
years ase. Leading citizens will ap
pal 10 the Governor 10 either pardon
Warren OF commute the sentences. Tie
daughter who released har father q
quarter CT . century ago 10 sill living
10 this county. . etaid mAtroa with
grown ehildren-
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SHERIFFS SALE.

rs THK DISTRICT COURT Hof.D-
Il ina terms - Sesefla
Ne &&o-John c. KSnauksrxm ulsintfN
Va Charles Fenseke. dcfsn3snl
Under and b. Eirtue q N 0rAer AZ nnlA
ISSUED Get Of the above rasasd Csrar1 n
the above entitled Ac<ion- dated tke -
aaI % May. lAA and 10 M dIressn6
and delivered. I have dnly KsssSd 1poa
ne propHty deserfbc6 n ssIIA orArr a.
sale and a. fnisswR % wiz
Los oes ~ sa6 two q iisek I'm ,ia.
~ hdsn addition 10 the city a. 4easfsa.
Notioe q thsrufsrs hesssI glvsn tkai o.
sa'arasy. sAs EN- D.y 81 Ixas. sass.
A the koar q II escloek il. shs fo~~n.c.
O. said cay. n frunf nf ths romIS Heuss
eoor. N TIE City Il Seattle. Klnz {,osrfy-
v ssninkfon Tefritury. w1n. II okze1I.
eaee @ sesd order q saia, issa -, ahove
deserio ed property q puddle aaeIie. ~
The kAEhsf htddnF for c&zA,
-. stsd - Seattle. he eth esy ~ Mar
my7 IN. Mc3RAw. w..wsw
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Coon PRroE ZOE LIsD.-E. B. Maple
recently sold two acres Of land in the
Eli Maple donation claim, near the
race track. 10 George 81. Smith, of this
city, for slaughter house purposes, for
which he received $50 per scrs.
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0kHKFEA, 8anUHwNm TxAarrsxu
NOTICE - nkExbT 0frlN THAT. N
~ en@Etznes wi4A ths gs.srsx6oaM al -
Aes e onnge@ sppsDvsd Slss q fiYss. 80
lied An 40 Zee tks sals a. ftr,k~r 49, I.
ehs esases Of oalkfnknaA. oreg<m. R~p.as &C
wnse1nE.oA f.ri1es1.- So1N PCLyRR =
sEasi eeaasl. NzsAl1Esam fsms1zeRr,, kas fhss
sl..ss tls 3 \ % - 1. ~ Il AZ ~
~ = 81 81 q ~ snnftsa NJ n. n sowr,.
sAzp No, = norsA. rz1gs No. 3 49, ~ - ~.
lnn.st1s MsEi1z14E.
Prss e szppss ~ sst6 spvlinzsssai "a /.
n.s.ts h>fars - CsFk - - Dlz.rsn c..rl.
- eneaeMta1 slty, ennAnmAsl armnfy. 4. N
Ssiy !. la II I o'esock ). n.
AZ snf ~ Psr~uns eAsamlna a6xseHlr o.
maa a.sArsh~d i&na, ar <ny fswslan 1ers14.
- nereeT reqzir~t . - zkgif c1azsss d a.
a11cs within saxfy 80 dnys f>N1 dals kasof.
atENa nDA.r ~ hand. a nty elaes q ORR.
- ". r. A1s iazA an5 e AyssL a III iaa
S0Eh y. 0o'EKT.
Ep91jA8 1sxzslss e Ne Iun1s, ozxca
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FoUSD.-0n Commercial street, q Ia
dy's pookesbook containing an iron door
key. IL can be recovered by calling az
this ofiiee and paying for notics.
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FOR SALEOR RENT

THR LARGE sFkAM Raw auf.I. Ar
I neliingA&n Wkasoass eczsiT -
eisT npm 81 = lo4l1F fsss tsr daif 800
rnsay sasu4fee fer sAipp1i9. snii Is -
eee1ef e . Eryzzn& err F1r paf<ic1-
t&ss inz1irs e u kz.DIkKD8E. q ~
- 9. kkAsyue nkkrLkfr. u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-26

A HusnAxps QuAxnAKx "a sciea-
tiae Freshman says be has discovered
. process foF making artificial hrAins. !"
said ArA wieRiesxcrth. looking NJ
frnEn The paper she VS. reading. ~AF-
tiAsi&l hrsias r snsfed Mrs. wiseiea-
worth, ssornfs "; shafts iest laks those
nunSensicai frsnce0ea, always fociina
away their time % something arti1e-al-
What ! wAns h real hrzins-none u
ysar make believe nonscase.~ MrA
Niaeissworsk. ~ she r&snnaed her %
Per, asnnrely murunarsd thai she had
noaleed IL teo. bat she never shu1id
cave dared 10 soak IL 10 herssif. And
Mr.. NRRiesBoFth Fahosd his bad In q
aened s0Fs % fsshien. sad wsa3sred II
be really had expressed nisnssif jnss -
he nssAns 30
Rx Mn4z faoesxrFuE---hlssh ccn-
plsint Do mAds u re hri.g u reviewers
within The city linaiaA fhs prastics n
erssisg alNrni1Sls prssAlenf, the
aaesssing kppassatiy being aens By
thaogafiess peFso1s weo d nas realiEe
to dMmR1Ee0s 1Ature Of thsir sg0Et.
Prehzhly After q fsw % thsm AVE
eesia arrested and ased thsy vii Dc
mos1 sacazAtfal
EIfrea am llke "A abws--rsh au.nA ufth.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

IT. rak DISTRICT cOckr aoEDrxs
10. tsg- woieu nEos. o o., rls,nafs v..
ClAns D Harms. asfsaaant.L
un9es and ~ virsas % ka snsusssua asua.e
80. 100. - - ~ ns@sd esass IN tAs IboVs
e1tltAad asstsa. dAasA The Lad a1s "A 40
LSA aod . Ne tireeesl aus asifvsred. A.es
e1y lsylse uDen ~ f0lIOsinx dsscrshsa -
prvpersy. 3, MS.
Lots an ~, ssvss ~. sixht %. .as. a,
40 - no. h q ca Arty-oDs 9ssj. on 70.
~ seeend snpplemsnaAi sdfisnn 70 ~ s.ifx
tary.
MOSS. = sAsr.fu.s h.s-sy s,,sa u. ..
saturday. the ssA Bay 81 ss.s. iass.
a. ths hsar 81 O'sases a .. Al "a A, a.
rsai 81 ne oezrt Heaas door, On IAs CD ~
seatalet Nag oszu1y. sssrss4ia. I Hlu ssli ii
tAa rl@Aa. Ute an1 inserssa Il sssA6 aefssssnsa
80 etther e them. n ana O. sxsf rssl -.
ny. q puhlic sarkisn V a. hifAsa 49,
ps.sa - s.sasis. Ne szh dsy ~ Ma -
NJ ,. n. hc6lsAw, e.~FsH.
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Mrs. Matilda Brooks. q e0mssy young
mairun of $50 East Thirty first street,
made complaint aRainsi her l6-year- old
brother, Joseph Waltxtnger, In the York
vile Pslice Court yesterday.
81 lie kicked me. your Honor. aud
threatened 20 Kill me. and Tn IN dali
Gale condition. too
Hos h this. Joseph p asked Justies
Patterson.
!" she hls me Hrst. Judes. and then
punished her"
Mrs. waltzinaeF, the Rethar - the
uarrine pair. sided with THE boy. Ad-
DRESSING her daughter. she said: Go
home. and beat George, year husband.
Break the dishes over his bead, % 700
always do. shame on re 10 come from
q rest side dat 70 ~ east side tsnement
and tall lies about my boy. I'm The
mother Of seventeen chileren, ani yo1
are The only ons that have sves had
tfoahle WITH
The Justices synpathies vere svak-
ene<i for She boy. and he turned 10 goes
sian him bat 81 thai moment the boy
uas making . face a. hirn, which 80
affenfed the Jasaiee THAI he held the beg
in $500 for trial.
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DIAMOND
VENTILATOR
saisdisss, sehoels. chsrehss Hespisais
Dwellings Steamers. Passenger.
sisspiss ssd Rsirissraiss Cars
ferf~es veatiIatisa gaaraaseea
wherever veasiiaisen ts
Required.

Arckftects apd haiiders unite In saying
our Ncs. and Z tor bed room and once
yennlAf.on, VIII soon become 80 standard
% the window.
Our venttlator On any sizel, when
placed through o wall q window saah Or
. wco4cn bar under sash. admits . con
stant supply Of fresh air under perfecs
coatrul without drsnghs; any desired
tenRer2f1re can b mAintAined In any
shcule Be without u e. Il stops par1inrs.
excludss rain and dust and keeps the
apartment constantly fresh without rails
lnR the wtn1ow& Being heavily plated
IN nickel q ID very ornamental when IN
place fhs handles serve 10 regulate
Window.
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sAuxn-TAs barb fsnplar. losasd
win Cedar River euai. vas tswed 10 ses
ysktsrday - mesa ~ ths 81 kleesrt
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SIN EpwaRp TReKS-uS AND junior
Pos.ASp4--Onr -. Petsrshu-g Amhas
sa<tar is mach % the fore Just noa,
HERE is a good story anent Str Edward
Tharntsn for which we can vonch. Al
Wsshin1ton recepiion yeaas gentle
nen said 20 q rather imposing iooktna
mae Good evening, Eisd 10 zee yoa--
we have noa met sinee ws parted IN
Msxico.s Tea person tAus SPOKEN q
eohaty replied Il fear yc1 have the I'D
vantage 81 me.~ -Way, snrely sx-
claimed shs nsorsfne6 young fsiies
-ys,n donh seem 70 rsEnsnsheF me- -Te
tesl the trutA. I have never hsen 10
Nsxica,~ Are yea nos SF Edward
TsnrnsanYs NO. | am lodge folsne
az yermozt- A te9 NIGHTS after shis
resaa TIE yeanx man hAppsne1 % b
a ancthsr PARTY, and seeing the Judge.
made 40 - hin. After httss Dr.
xnlsosy cuaversaticn be vansefea - sAs
-IAas vas an awful eanneer q utns
tha osher svsaing 10 saAe ysa fer ed
Feosnsan.n sAn1 when do yea taas
ma Tee nov. mar ! SSH" way, yoa
tolxi ne Yea were Saa9s Poland 81 Yer
mssnt.r 1ha repls was ef1zAsnR. IN
he eoAsraxy. stf. ny nazns % Ihnra
to,n So Pal Vel GznsftE.
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General Office. $50 Dear
born street. Chicago. rooms
9 and z.
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J0HNM.AYER Manager.
Voice Culture

Mr. q q. YOUNG VIII. GIVE NJ
HIS mesh89 b tAA1 sdspse1 ~ NJ nn1s&
sccnDpllzAe1 pruecMsors In TIA Last
ferUs: slnxts lszeons. 81: II 4 sas q
fgsrs SC, each pspal-ons hoaE- ckl1zsn
q the scheoaA IN elas.es of fwesvs, 1Sc
each
aEss e len an4 Nts~n. wAo VII - wiI3-
ing - s1ng in . choir IN conzkdsrzGznn e
grntulEsus insfrac1tnn 10 rsa6lng mmaie.
HourA . - u O. ~ - - ard ! q -
Rsan II. yesl~-1eary sassaaag. isin
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sAsrA ID. May sA-Capt. Smith Of
Ne Fourth cavalry had heht lass Fra
~ unh lie AFaehea in the MoRAllou
reantainit 20 milss casa az AltnA The
iseiAns we're roatea. The casualties
- enAnosn. TIE troops are ere9dinR
Ne inAislls end another eaniiics u en-,
ppe4aa.
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As1so.M No. May 3. -some days ago J.
4ssssrA 4 fssmer living Ave miles from
e1sH pzs iareed b. James Martin.
a.osnsr fArEasr, 10 Joan . baud of rob
- e which he beioneea. Misiers re-
s11ed. aad Martin. fesring he would
9esrst and rsveal the existence Of the
ssnA eaSisid and assassinatsd him on
sA18idAy. ihcotine him with Win
sossssr RIA Martin vas caught and
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HOUsE WITH FoCE Rooxxs IN
- =. - : sl'. soa 6si sstEliHzs.
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ram, Mi,y A-yicsor Hagsa funeral
~ tAke plaee Sunday. 1as poets
eedy vii lie in state under the Are de
ttsempfe until SATURDAY. The Com
maatsia 81 Paris have resolved 10 a.
90 NE fnnefAl, and 90 march with nd
49, 10 thh Procession. IL they do 10 Ia
oelsssed tAat there viii be Q ries.
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aanIlarY InsReetaFa.

wanmoroN. d. c., May 2S.--In view
d the alleged prevalencs ~ yellow
fsvsr In the northern Mexican States,
Ne Secretary Of the Treasury has been
requested ~ appoint sanitary inspect
ers % TIE border line Of Arixona, and
vii probably comply with the request.
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IN Rpiae@ie.

ERxunxNynl1E, O.. May 25.-Ths cpl
6sEnie which broke out few days ago
~ Paris, Pusln.. 10 Thought 10 be spread
ing. The disease has broken out 81
HAnIin's StRtion, on the pan handle
several caass are there. A physician
from Bellevue H9spital. New York. IL
"a Paris todily, and will hold eonsalta-
ton With Dr.. Han and other physicians
this Afternoon. lie pronoanees the
disease blsek- tongue diphthsriA Of the
most virnieiit form. Fears areiehter-
tsinsd thai towns In the neigntorhood
viii become infected. sanitary meas
srss are being adopted at all neighoor.
sua kawnA
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haszus. lday sA---JoAn l., Sullivan.
- Faxilisl, iss entered counter sais 10
go sifs's sait Cor divorce. de charges
- Win eiusl and abusive treatment
R11 Rfcss habits of insoxicatlon.
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MszEr&Tps. MAJ - :. me Poss-
sse<f elenesal his awardssd 10 the
S1lestsAst b&nk Note CaeaEany. OF Mes
.-z<. NJ cnniracl for furnishing pase-
- s1Anps tea the nexs fssaf years ~
ss@Alsin pr ansam. fes crsfInArs
ssaAzps ,phteh will BE- prfnsea entirely
20 ssssnl, fsfza II for l,aaeaes dns
-. - ussa. hsensss - sssmTas mAking .
- -. 4l0Stael rer snenm- fhs
- ~ q The harpsa of ksRFasinx
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neasv Rsssery.
:

FasLanlnRaIA. May SA-n has b.
sen.s knssn that 90 Snndily. Nag 81,
-1fsns teis Temporary ahssnea Of scr
MsA sha iefi tie hask ae<f epen, thu
s'1snee II the Misses OlrpeateF. al
~ sine street. wa snsesssd in hfossl
aAstzhh and Fshhsd Of bexas mart
ksSsA tnsSFARes and ether valaAhi.
Nfs npeessattnx el6sasD. mosa oI
fm aeeetzAbae. tagetkxF wish ttso II
- eosis snd silver and 90 IN gold.
- htsss the roeosr 0sGKaooAed d
<.i eell Il Jewels unsta skaeFAi thea
49, dsAAEs. There h No clue Ne Ma
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xo.x. May Z.-COlousi Fred
- "A as nsrninR that last night
60 80 comfortable night a1s
- : a osss.sd 10 tvo weeks. He had
go - eosd apd rsstful sleep, and
- - d free from pain