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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-11-01

$500 ONLY is the price charged
- for Two Gallons of any favored
rich and always fresh made Steam Ice
Cream, guaranteed 10 be absolutely pure
or no pay at the Pioneer Steam Candy
Factory, Bakery and Ice Cream Rooms
f. HORN,
Practical Confectioner and Orna-
menter, Hotel ST., Bet. Fort g. Nuuanu
Its. Hawaiian and Bell Tclephones,
No. IA. 40 If
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-11-01

ICE CREAM of the Purest and Rich
4 esl quality from one quart to any
quantity upwards are delivered packed
in ice, from II O'Clock Am. to O o'clock
NJ, free of charge to any part in Homo
lulu and suburbs by the Pioneer Steam
Candy Factory and Bakery.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-07-29
CANADA
Actively Engaged in Preparing Hor
Defenses
1'e'' f"r' on the Pacific Coast to be I'm.
mesiiately Fortified.

MONTREAL, Qua, July e6.-C;rcat intercs,
IN the work OF fortifying the Canadian
ports ON the Pacific Coast has been aroused
The craving dock at Esquimault on Van
couver Island, has been completed. tho
contractors having just handed il over To
.ne Government, and II Is now proposed to
'ortiiy hsquimault. There is an insignifi-
vAn' battery there at present, but il is
intended To erect first-class fortress as
SET on to tho great Russian fortress
fetrppolaupski i'm the North
orn facitc Colonel O'Brien and co,nS
oI imperial engineers from Halifnx haya
busssvu through Montreal on their vav tn
~ ~Dit.en Columbia. They will survey Fs-
,Iiti.. I"inn.iit 1nd anu Victoria Harbor with other
points covering the Canadian Pacific Rail
road Companyss part al the paciH', '..,.t a..n-
ahcouver City. Sites for several forts
VIII be selected Immediately. mud the
a, AZ a,hainents VIII bo shipped from England
bs,ai az yariy day. IL will bc remem-
.eron that the first freight sent over
tee Canadian Pacific railroad was n train
VI munitions OF war. sent by tho I'm
Rsrlal authorities from Halifax 10 Port
S.oouf, - -, which occupies only eight
uays III transit. The British Government
having adopted the Canadian Pacific rnIi-
Ioau as the military route between England
anu the East, il deeply interesting in see
ing that the rnilroad harbor on the Pacific
81 a. pt,0ptyry protected, and IL is beloved
tna, nlllilons Will be expended almost inn
nneIiately in that quarter 10y the Imperial
nnu nu canadian Governments Jointly.
g., Shnndian Minister OF Militia,
England, and it is believed his
mission has largely TO do with the arrange
ment OF the terms on which Canada aud
.tns'anu VIII cooperate in the construc-
~ .,on s2 IA Si tnosc important military works IL
Is SAID IN well informed circles that Cnn-
aun ana England will jointly erect tho
work, that England will furnish the arma.
ient which will be frst-class, and that
OF pence. IL is also understood thai in
connection with the dofcnsss there will be
me most modern torpedo service in tho en-.
Island W ''"N'"' 'e'
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AIbanY,s Ri.crnlennial

Albany, ~ Y, July 22.-Albany people
heve given themselves up, body and soul.
TODAY To- the task OF celebrating the incor.
poration Of their city by Governor Thomas
Dougan, just two hundred years ago. Tho
uproar that broke loose at midnight, when
the bells announced the arrival OF the an
niversory, continued until daylight Men,
boys. and even women, went up and down
the principle streets blowing horns aud
singing until morning came. Men and BOYS
organized themselves into marching bands
ana went from ono part Of the city TO an
other, blowing two or three horns together
and stopping before hotels and private res
licences and giving impromptu sercnades.
Small cannon kept up their salutes and
bonfires lighted up the principal streets,
and tho red fires glow was reflected from
the skies above until they palod i'm the gray
OF approaching morning.
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LOOKS LIKE WAR.
The Mesicsns Arc Mss.ing Troops a. rsss
Del Nortc--rncic sam May uav. 20
whip Mexico Again.

Ell PAso, Tx, July 2c.--rhe oscitemens
on both sides OF the river among the Mesi-
cans as we'll a. the Americans, has bcyn 20
great that both Governments hav. con-
clnded. for the purpose ~ aiiaying Il, TO
conduct further negotiations secretly
and without publicity. Meanwhile soldiers
continue as thick "a blackberrics in raso
Del Nortc. The sleepy old place wears as
martial an air ~ possible FOR such n relic OF
antiquity to assume. In marked
contrast to this nervous exhibition
OF military power In Paso Dol
Norte and In contrast 20 the eager and ex-
cited interest taken In this international
suprcmely calm indifference OF Uncle Sam,
who Il browsing at Fort Bliss, within n
few hundred yards OF the hostile hills OF
Mexico, on the other side OF "a shallow
mountain stream. To look at Fort Bliss
nobody would imagine that within one
mile OF IL n hostile city wna hriatling with
armed men breathing fiery vengeance
against the hated Americans. Snrrcpti-
tiousiy train load OF troops from Cbihua-
hua, that was masscd as was announced
last night arrived at PaAo Del Norte. The
McNicans are perfect adopts In kcepin <
their intended military movements quiet.
Care IN taken that whatever OF n tangible
nature really does transpire in military
circles, IL linmediatciy brought 10 III.
knowledge OF tho Government at Washing
ton. IL Is becoming more evident that
Mexico II determined not To give Cutting
up. Rnmors on the streets of paso Del
Nortc are To the effect that "a train load OF
troops with artillery IN coming up from
Chihuahua 10 begins To look in this soc.
tion like war.
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM.
pittsburgh and Adjacent Country Dam
aged TO the EHtcnt of rahn nnn

aged to the Extent of s35o,ooO.
PirTsBuRGH, PS, July 26-Shortly before
noon to-day rain-storm passed over Allie
gheny and this city. For half an hour
ram and hail descended in torrents, doing
immense damage, threatening a repetition
OF The great Butchers Run food, whereby
thirty-sevon lives were lost, and Of which
today Is the twelfth anniversarv. Tho
lower portion of the two cities suffered tho
greatest damage. Cellars. first floors OF
dwellings and store-rooms were flooded.
fences aud outhouscs washed awav Tele
graph and telephone wires are down ia all
directions. \ number OF streets arc inn,
passabIe' and trains on several railroad,
nave been temporarily abandoned on ac-
count OF slides and wash-outs The dnfna0.
- stimatcd at nearly 100000 No loss of
NE has a. yet been reported. The damage
by this mornings storm will probably
reach SJ1OOO. The storm was the
most severe known for many vears.
from almost every town along tho
rivers reports are coming in of Rreat dam
age Houses were flooded and struck bv
lightning, crops destroyed aud trees and
fences washed away. Almost every mil
road entering the city suffered from land
slides and washouts Whole fields Of wheat
and corn have been destroyed, and nt one
point near kyans City strip OF woodland
seventy-iive yards wide by three-auarters
oi mile long was leveled by a tornado.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-07-29

PEOr. y LION, Of Mansfield. o.. crossed
the Grand Chasm NJ Tallulsh Fails Ca. on
an inch and n half rope, fifteen hundred
feet long and suspended from olin ~ elf
a. a height Of twelve hundred feet above
the rapids -Four thousand people witness
ed the feat.
At Mt Jewett Pa John y Thompson
shot and killed in cold blood John Yohs. n
young bartender, against whom be- had =
grudge. The murderer surrendered o. the
officers, with the undertaking that be-
would not be lynched
CoLONEL FaED Gnayr denies al knowl
edge of any disagreements between Mr.
and Mrs. Sartoris.
WHILE attempting burglary ~ Milwau.
kee, on the night ~ the 18th. Frank Dunn,
n notorious ~. Louis thug. was shot and
arrested. He IL under indictment 40 Kan.
sas City for murder With two pals be
tried % commit highway robbery 10 Kan
sas City, and when the victim resisted shot
him dead. az also an officer who went ~ the
iatters aid.
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A STRANGE STORY
which seems Strongly Favored with q
Touch from Joe Muihattan.

COLUMNS, o., July pa strange story
comes from near Bradford Junction con.
corning Simon Wilcox, farmer, who
blasphemed his Creator for the destruction
OF crops by n hail-storm. Wilcox had been
an enthusiastic church member. but lost
nis inith when he surveyed the ruin I'm his
Held last Tuesday. In the midst OF excited
cuising he was paralyzed and could not
leave the spot. His neighbors found him,
but could not release him. Their reports
are probably exaggerated. They say that
ne was surrounded by an intense heat, aud
that no one could approach him because
OF lt pole was brought 20 push him on,
OF the heated circle, but the pole was
burned OF Toward night no fell uncon.
scious, the heat disappeared, and he was
picked up "A raving maniac.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-07-29
Nearly Frozen to Death In Refrigerator

sourn NonwALK, Or, July 25.-Yester-
day Wilbur Ayers, n provision dealer,
went into his large patent meat refrigcr.
ator while his clerks werc At dinner, and In
some way the door slammed behind him,
anu he was locked In with the temperature
Mt zero. Mr.. Ayers weighs 200 pounds, hut
he soon began To feel sleepy aud real
lied that he was freezing TO death. He
threw his body violently against tho door
many times, aud succeeded Ia widening .
crack In the inside plank. tore out the lay or
OF charcoal between, and after repeated
trials broke the outside plank, crawled out
and fell in heap on tho floor, where he
was found by ono Of his customers. His
muscles In the right side were severed, aud
his ribs and arms paralyzed, while his body
was one mass OF bruises
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-07-29

The Hindoos say that chess is the
invention Of an astrolOger who lived
more than 1000 years ago and was
possessed Of supernatural knOwlege
and acuteness Greek historians assert
that the game was invented by Pala-
medes to beguilc the fedium Of tho
siege Of Troy. The Arab legend is
that il was devised for the instruction
Of a young despot by his father. a
learned Brahmin, to teach the youth
that King, no matter how powerful.
was dependent upon his subjects for
safety.
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Drained 10 Death.

Wrnn Cry, Mo, July -. The little ten
year-old stepson of John Brinklcy, last
evening, was leading Texas pony OF
doubtful disposition To water by n long
rope halter. The animal became unman.
ageahle, and the little fellow determined TO
conquer him, wound the rope around his
wrist The horse gave n plunge, throwing
the child up in the air, and whirling around
n Few times, started at full speed over tho
NIL. Tho mother OF the boy was standing
I'm her yard and saw the horse start and her
son being dragged over the rocks, whilo
his body was bouncing up and down, and
heard his screams nnd cries for help az no
passed near her in his course, but was
powerless 10 heip him. The horse was
finally stopped 10y Jim Carr. The lad died
his home
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A Druqa- sl,s Mistake.

CLEVELAND. o., July 26.-Early this
morning. Mrs andre Bartoli, an Italian
woman living on Broadway, near the great
Newburg Rolling Mills, sent her son 70 J.
a. Bartlett's drug store, near by. for ten
cents worth OF cream tartar and the same
amount OF sugar Of milk Three children
were III and the drugs were for them the
hother also taking of the medicine In
stead Of sugar of milk the druggist gave the
iad arsenic, and tonight the mother Is dead
ana three children are not expected TO re-
cover. The druggist IS crazY with grief
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A Crank After lonap.

WasHfNcroS, ID. C., July % Yesterday
afternoon well-dressed, gentlemanly ap-
pearing man was found prowling around
General Iogan's house. He refused 10 be-
iieve the servants statement that the Gen
erai was absent from home, and finally.
becoming very much excited, drew n re-
volver and threatened 90 kill some one
lie was arrested and taken 20 the station
house where his language showed him 10
be man Of education, although evidently
insane. -
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MlchIaan Secured Il.

DErRoIr, MIcH., July 2i.-Dotroit and
Michigan are perhaps more directly af.
fectod by the new extradition treaty with
England than any other city or State, be-
cause Of the close proxi nifty 70 the Do
miniOn, which enables criminals 70 escape
there The suggestions for the treaty were
drafted by Edwin T. Connolly "A lawyer
OF this city, who was then chief OF 20 ice
assisted by Prosecuting Attorney Robert
son. These two gentlemen brought tho
matter 20 the attention OF Secretary Fro
luQbuyeeu
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-07-29

Tho recent exhaustive researches
BY Mr. Verbeek into ali the phenomena
connected with the red sun glows of
1888 and 1884 have led him 10 conclude
that they were caused mainly Nv the
masses II aqueous vap0r thrown out bv
the volcano Krakafoa ~ this view.
The watery vapor elected by Krakatoa.
after cOndensing and freezing In the
high air, produces the remarkable sun
go. though the ashes may have intensi-
fed the phenomena besides serving as
q center of condensation. - Boston
1kDbc
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A Treasurer Defaults for HaIf a miIIio,

BosroN, july y The directors of the
Lowell Bleachery Corporation removed
Samuel II. Smelling from the Office OF treas.
uror, which be has held for twenty-sevcn
years. A committee 10 Investigate his nc
counts said he has been guilty Of grave ir.
reguhrities, anywhere from $4,000 to
saO00OO. The capital stock OF the corpora.
tiOn h 500, 600 but this is no indication OF
its wealth, for the assets are far la excess
OF that ugure IL has suspended him pe.r,-
ing an investigation
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-07-29
Starving Fishermen.

B0sToN, July "a dispatch from 81
Johns, ~ r.. states that there j. dire dis
tress FROM want of food among the fisher
men Of Labrador Out of two hundred
persons In Astoria n hundred have died.
There y great suffering and mortality i'm
other places, including the northern coast
OF Newfoundland
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-07-29

ST Louis July - -Governor Marina
duke has granted n respite until August 3
% John Smith who was sentenced 70 hang
% M orrOw with Joe Gump. az galiafin,
No, for the murder of VIM G. glsdson n
Monroe County Iowa Tho Governor
granted tho respite in order 90 examine
some new evidence in Smiths case Csump
will be hanged tomorrow.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-07-29
Public Rnlldinns

WAsniNeroS, July 26.-It Is not now
probable that any more public building
bills viii be passed this session of Con
gress Sixty of these bills arc nov ON the
calendar and about thirty have been
passed during the session. some Of which
have been vetoed, and some Of which have
not yet passed the Senate
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-07-29
Fatal Explosion Of an OleomarsarIus Tank.

CHICAGO, July 25.-In Armour's oleomar-
snrinc factory this morning large tank
on Forty-third street and Packers avenue
became oyercharged with steam, and OF
ploded with frightful force, sending its
boiling contents over five men, while two
othcrs at thirty yards distance were in
iured by flying debris. Thomas Dolan has
died from the effects OF his injuries aud
James Bailey IL not expected to live. Tho
damage to the building IN about 5000
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-07-29

CHfcAoo. July 81 Herman Jacobs and
Ed Kroncke. two boys found n round tin
box while playing IN ~ alley aud attefspt-
% go open 10 by striking 10 with an axe.
when II ghtfui explosion occurred. man.
CLING 81 boys in q terrible manner The
BOX D. supposed % have contained dyna-
mite. aud was probably reibr 0f the An
archist riots
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Increased Revenue colI,ctlou,.

WAsniSoroS, July q. The Commissioner
OF Informal Revenue makes a report up to
June ~, from which ~ appears that ths
total collections for tho year were tliG eG2,-
$40 The total collections for the previous
fiscal year were til2, t2l, l2i, showing an in
crease of f4,4sl, T2i The increase was
made up as follows. si,5sl .Ob5 on spirits,
kl'pOS3 on tobacco, ~, ti5, $40 on formentsd
liquors. This amount was reduced by n de-
crease OF $4,000 ON banks aud bankers,
aud decrease OF t2D,55i in miscellaneous
reccipts
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A Brave Widow.

LEwisros, Mg., July 25-Yesterday
morning Kate NJ Pincln, war widow.
drew her pension money ia Augusta. whils
counting 10 she saw AN ugly-lookinR man
watching her. Passing through n deep
wood, ON her return from Gardiner To East
Monmouth, the same man drove past har
seized the horse by the bride aud demand
ed her money. Mrs. Pincin coolly leveled
revolver at the mans head, forced him
10 mount his buggy, turn around aud re-
treat towards Gardiner. Then she Uhipped
up her horse and drove home
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Killed hy Horueis.

OAKLAsD, I'LL, July 25-Mlss Ha.tls
johnson, Of Brushy Fork. went out %
gather blsckberriss yesterday. While do
ing 80 she Knocked down hornet nest.
The hornets. enraged, stunR her in not less
than hundred places, causing her body 10
swell 20 twice is natural size In less than
live TT
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The indians Got Away.

Sax FHANcIsco, July 22.--Captain Law
ton, with his command surprised Geroni-
mos camp on tho YOungi river about 10
miles southwest Of Campas Sonora. or
nearly 300 miles south Of the Mexican
boundary line. capturing all the Indian
property including large quantity Of
dried meat and nineteen horses. The war
riorc gsrabod
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NEwFoUNDLAND.
hundreds of Dying and Starving People
Cry FOR H.Ip.

Cry Tor Hcir.
OTTAWA, oSr, July -. Hon. A. wcdcii,
troin 81 Johns, N. r., arrived last evening
10 confer with the Government as to some
means OF relieving the destitute poor ON
the newfoundland aud Labrador coasts,
along the northern coast OF Newfoundland.
over 90 families are starving. while i'm
Labrador at least 1000 families are in the
VIZ. state OF destitution. One hundred
glass the ilrst OF July stood at zero. From
Sape Baud, Newfoundland, TO Cape Mug
lord; on the Labrador coast. there h one
SOLID barrier OF Ice, and no fishing has been
possible. large number of starving
nsherncn from India Harbor aud Sand
wich Bay have just arrived To implore food
from the Government and assistance for
friends left behind. No crops can be grown
iir,, me Ihances arc that Loo people viii have
fordcd - ''"N' ~
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The Dronlh b ihs Anrihu..,

CnICtoo. July 15 The wide aprasa s,s
iohR continued dr0utb In fhe N0rthwesf
has seriously injured the crops The pas-
tures In al the North western States ars
reported a. short, and iu large sections
ruined. 10 portions Of Wisconsin the at
re are given feed owing - an inability
% obtain sustenancs in the driod-up pas-
lures
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Two Brothers Killed by a Constant.

LouisviLLE, July 25.--In Graves County,
KY, tho two Crittsnden boys, under arrest
for stabbing Alvin Wheeler, attempted TO
escape by knocking Constable Milton
down. Milton shot and killed one and
mortally wounded the other The Critten-
Tor reporting them for selling liquor With
out license
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CHIcseo, July 25.-Mrs G. Y. Jaynss had
= band sRchsl containing money and dia-
Iuends valued ~ 1900 forcibly taken fror,
her tonight while passing by the f.elaud
House. IN the fnll glare of tho electric Iigbt
lhc Thief has not been caught
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Henry Rera on InonuIaiIon.

NEw YoRR. July - Henry Bergh do
clsres that smail-pOx cancers, tumOrs and
other forms ~ disease are resulting from
vaccination. the whole principle Of which
is wrong fIe d nounces the Postour rem.
edy a. n humbug
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-07-29

- Psrf, July A5 Several persons havs
died ~ Hutchinson. Minn, from eating
meat supposed o. contain poison The
butcher from whom DO had been purchased.
in order % prove N wholesome. gave some
- his two children. Who died
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The Crs,. 10 lump on the BIa srIss..

NV York, July -. Henry ;. swseny,
Of No. il8 Baxter street, this city. was pre-
vented from jumping or the BroOklyn
bridge tonight Sweeny h seventeen years
purpose was 70 outdo BrOdie aud possibly
make some money.
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Another prnamIts Rnmh Ennna

CmctGo, July 5.-Another big dydamits
bomb supposed - have been prepared for
The Haymarket riot has been found In this
city
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PoEIttSp, OAK, July 25-The Pioneer
Press says II Is estimated that the grain
ruined by yesterdays hail storm IN this
section viii aggregate 1000 bushels
which at present prices means a loss of
$4,000
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AnsrehIst sYmpaihI1ers Ms.t.

CHIcAco. July GA meeting Of two
thousand sympatbizors Of the Anarch-
lst prisoners was held tonight a strong
force of police was present, but there Was
no disturbance
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Csnsds's Population sun lncrssslno.

BRrWrfELD, IiI.. July - j W Harriug.
ton n this place. has decamped 70 Canada
after vict mizing bis neighbors out of eeg-
lral thon.and dollar
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typfsssroiIs, July - Charles w. Brown
ana John brimsisy, two Of the Ascending
township tiuftees. have returned - Wa.f-
inEtou. Davies County. Ind They declare
their purpose 20 remain and facs ths
music
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Too Much Rain.

ToPEEA KAs.. July y. Western Kansas
and Eastern Colorado are suffering from
heavy rains and washouts. the Arkansas
river being higher than az any time before
in twenty years.
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Waues YolunlarIIx Adxannsd

PrT1sfuRcH. July 22.-The PennsvIvanta
Tube Works Company, employing several
hundred men. have voluntarily advanced
the wages of their workmen ten per cent.
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The Dime nu,.um csleh.. Hin.

NEW YoHE. July - stephen Brodia.
tns man who Jumped from the BROOKLYN
bridge. D. out 90 bail b. siM - oxhihits5
in dime museum.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-07-29

RocHgsreK. r. ". July - whfrsd n.
Barber to-dsy beat The world bicycle record
~ ten seconds. making a nails ia thres
ainutes. tfty -oue seconds.
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A Mormnn cony olsd Of perlnrx.

SaIr LaKE CITY. July 2-Ambross
Orccuwaid n Mormon pillar. was convict.
ID to-day ~ perjury. The case has been
sensational one. and Gontiles are rejoicing
over the outcome.
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