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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10

Van DeMark had extracted small
fortune from the mines OF Northern
California, and he decided to make o
trip to Europe.
II hear you soon sail for Europe"
said friend.
"YeA leave next Tuesday"
do, you take cabin or steersge pass
sgea"
"Oh, don't care for expenses. I'm
going to take steerage. I've lived in .
cabin up to the mine for tho past twelve
years. There's nothing too good foE
me as long a I have the dust to Pay foz
N-Oorl Pvetsels Weekly.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10

In order that sufferers my know ihal
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will Away.
cure them y :. " cbb cmpl,alicully 50 -
that if The Tablets do not relieve every
Gaze of Dyspepsia, oustipaliou Soui
Stomach. Sick Headache. Heartburn. &c,
&c. lie does not want any pay. The
physicians say they are the finest combina
ton that can he found. Price % cents.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10

During IA serious run of whooping cough
al Saltwater, y. Y. the physicians found
that Ackcr's English Remedy was posi-
tive cure and prescribed it very freely.
Il. ). Webb says that in all his experience
he never has known any medicine TO equal
it. He guarantees it TO cure all Coughs
especially chronic cases). Group, Asthma,
and Consumption
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10
AGENTS WANTED
For the Personal Memoirs OF
GEN'L. R0B'T. {. LEE,
Lender Of the Confederate Armies II
the War between the States.

1t is only once in lifetime that agents
have such an opportunity as Is now
offered them in the sale of this book,
and those who desire TO make more
money in less time than they ever did
before in their lives. will act promptly
in writing for further information.
There are special reasons for the inn
menSe sales o, this book, which cannot
be give in an advertisement, but will
be fully explained on application.
Earnest intelligent men and women,
who mean business and want to make
money rapidly, without risk or'invest-
ment. are requested to write at once
for full particulars. which will he sent
free on receipt of the request. Address.
HISTORICAL PUBLISHING Co.
400 y. Third st. Louis, Mo.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10

Would you believe it? We are daily
guaranteeing Kemp's Sarsaparilla to the
people for cleaning the blood and giving
new lease Of life. Price 81 90. Il. ;.
Webb, Druggist.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10

| have under my control some choice
farms and farming lands for sale, that
for the six months | sell at price that
| shall be able to dify competition III
Gratiot county. BERT WOODWARD,
Alma, Mich
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10
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4 Wonderful Occurrence.
JACKSON, Mich, Oct, 1855

JANh9Os'j -AA~"5 wv W.
Centemen-In November, 1854, was cut in the
wrist by broken bottle from which suffered
extreme pain. called upon doctor who pro-
nounced 1t Sciatic Rheumatism. lie gave me
morphine injection in my right shoulder, winch
under the influence of morphine until last March:
NV right leg and arm had become badly withered
and my Joints were so stiff that there was but litte
action in them. About that time discontinued the
use OF morphine. Some six weeks ago hrst hearo
of your Rheumatic Syrup and was advised to try y
And here let me impress this fact upon your mind;
that my right arm and leg were shrunken paralyzed
and withered much that could hardly walk cr
swing along, and that but little. and attended with
great effort and pain. Since have been taking
your Syrup have left oil the use OF clutches
entirely, and only use cane, and Tor the past few
say that am happy and that Il has greatly benefited
me but poorly expresses my idea "a your Rheumatic
Syrup. Yours truly
{. d. DEMO, Dealer in General Groceries.
cor. Trail and Mechanic ss.
Mr.. c. D. DEMO is well known in this corn.
rnunity, and was probably the worst wreck physi-
cally Of any man this country saw. lie was
expected he would get wei. lie is well, though.
and il is simply marvellous. The above statement
made by him is true, and may be fully relied upon.
am truly yours, $1,000,
ExMcmber State Legislature, and proprietor Hard
House, Jackson, Mich.
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup is put up ia large
$780, or sir bottles for $500 il your druggist docs
not have il write and we will send IL 10 any
address on receipt Of price, freight prepaid. Send
for our medical pamphlet.
Sole panufaeiureIs, Jackson, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salvc in the world for Cuts,
Bruises Sore, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chappcd Hands, Chlbains
Corns and all Skin Eruptlons, and
positively cures Piles. or no pay required
1t is guaranteed TO give correct satistact-
ION or money refunded. Price - cents
per box. For sale by Il. :. Webb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10
Farm for Sale or Rent.

Good 100 acre farm l mile from DAVIS
school house. mile West of Maple Rapids
road. South West of Alma - miles. About
80 acres cleared. Enquire at Farmers
Hotel. or at Spicer's market.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10

For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
YOU have q printed guarantee on every
bottle of ShilOh's Nitalizer. 1t never fails
TO cure. Sold by b. ;. Webb
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10
IMPORTANT

When you visit or leave New York CITY, save
baggage cXprCssagc and carriage hire. and
topatthe Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand
Central Depot
Elegant rooms fitted up AT a cost of one mil
lion dollars, reduced 20 Sl.0O aud upwards per
day European plan, elevator, rcstaurant
supplied with the best. Horse cars. stages
ana elevated railroads Z AL dcpots. Familie
can live better fer less money at the Grams
Union Hotel than at any othcriirst-class hotc
in the city
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10

LII Il for working people, Send 10 cents
HTt r postage, and we will mail you free. "A
it6&t royal, valuable sdmplc box of goods
that will put you In the way of making more
money i'm a few days than you ever thought
possible of any business. Capital not required
You can live at home and work i'm spare time
only, or all the time. All of both sexes. of all
ages, grandly suCccSstul 30 cents 10 s. easily
earned every evening. That all who want work
may test the business. we make this unparallel.
ed offer; To all who are not well satisfied we
will send II 70 pay for the trouble of writing
as. Full particulars, directions, etc. sent free
Immense pay ahsOlutclysure for all who start
at once. Don 'tdelly. Address STINsON & Co.,
Portland, Maine.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10

yslIhmorc money than az anything else 10y
WHY taking an agency for the best selling
hook out ly
None fail. Terms free HALLETr BOOK co
Portland, Maine.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10

J. Is. CoNNERs. Master Trans 'tation.
ii. W. ASHLEY, Gen. Supt.
j. \. DELORMK. Alma Agt.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10
ITHACA TO ST. LOUIS AND AIN

ITHACA TO ST, LOUIS AND ALMA'
thaca u 80 m go a m II 10 m q 30 p IN
lima. ... s Is 1905 " II 80 "A IN 9 ~ "
t. Louis : % Il. pm7.lj "
ST. LOUIS AND ALMA TO ITHACA.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-12-10
r T. mo v a. =

Will remove into the mammoth DOUBLl
will be one of the largest, and finest, as '
State. All departments on ONE FLOt
handled. In order to move as few goods
same by n
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-07-15
a CERElo. WAYNE CO. W. VA. THURSDAY July TO- Isso
ERUPTION OF A VOLCANO.
One OF tho Awn,css scene. In the worid's
uistory-s,<oO square Mile. Mass
OF Plane and Hot Soil

SAN Francisco, July 1.-THE steamer
Alameda, which arrived to-day from Aus
'raiia brings particulars OF tho fearful
volcanic eruption In New Zealand last
month, and which is among the most do
structivc in the worlds history The firxv
reports OF thc volcanic dist,,rbances ean,s
from Iauranga, in Auckland Lake District
Inc natives OF that village were sharply
awakened from sleep at 2 Ia the n,oruinrs,v
repeated vivid flashes Of lightning, witch
continued at rapid intervals up 10 A., nm
when tremendous esrthquske occurred,
were so violent that people jumped from
their beds aud ficd for their lives i'm tbeI,
hEht clothes, making no effort TO save on
take anything with them except their chill.
aren. The earthquakes continued To fol.
low one another I'm quick succeasion M a,
n. m, when "a lcadcn -colorcd cloud was
observed advancing from the south. spr.ad.
inK out until ~ covered the sky. While
rtiii moving IL hurst with a sound of
thunder aud shortly afterward sbo,y,,,.
OF hne dust began falling. Accounts from
other points state that Mount Tarrwern
Was the firstvoicano 10 break forth. and
haruiy were tho flames seen issuing from
its crater than tho entire Pna.pa ranga of
mountains belched forth in symnatbv
hurting flame, burning lava and stonce
over the surrounding country For tho
nrs. M t,ne IN tradition tue extinct vol
cano or Ruapcha was awakened into
"ctvity. The cntirc country, an extent
OF one hundred aud twenty miles long
by twenty in breadth, was nothing
but mass of flame and hot crunibling
soil, which In places rose 20 a height 81
Tour thousand feet, capped at tho highest
point by the Tckopha Gcyscr, said to have
been the grnndest In the world Duriug q
all this time showers of dust continued TO
IAN until ~ became so dense as 10 make
the day as dark as night, and not until the
second day did the dust coas. falling. IL
was noticed that the dust cmittod "A stron q
sulphurous smell Numerous small mn,
tive villages were totally destroyed. wal
roa was covered To "a depth Of ten feet
with dust and ashes. Rahtomahabn was
completely engulfed, ns were also sone
other small villages. One hundrpd md
twenty persons arc known 90 have lost
their lives, among whom were scvcrsI
English residents The loss of rattle
starved 20 death from destruction of
pastures by dust IN very great. and
great distress exists throughout All
the Auckland Lake district One old
man, chief at Ratorua, was dug out niso
attsr having been buried In ashes for Wt
hours Every effort was made TO save tho
iivcs OF the others, but in most cases where
nodies were found they were dead. At tho
date OF the departure OF the steamer Ala
media from Auckland the volcanoes were
sun very active and the temperature of
tho hot lakes were increasing
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THE ST0RM-KlNG
Outs "a Swath Several Miios Wido
Through Growing Crops.
Losur'ant Corn Fields cut close ,o the
Ground by uaii-oo-. p.i,.r q uls
Price for the R.msins of Last
Seasons work.

K,NNAKrr, III. July " Ruin aud desc
iation mark the course OF r,iday'- storm
through the section OF country ton miios
southwest of here. Hail was the pSinciplo
agent OF destruction Commencing nt "A
point ono mile west ot Chchanss aud ex-
tending two or three miles northwest; /;
thence almost rctaciue its course toward
tho southeast to n point between Clifton
Nnd Askum, the storm moved a swath
Three 70 four miles wide DESTROYING every
species OF vegetation ip its path Tnxu-
rant holds or corn, six feet high wcfe
cut ciose to the ground. Timothy
ana oats were moved down na
though the harvester had pnss,,t through
thcm, aud to-day scorus uf farmers were
rnking up these crops, which have never
trlt the touch OF n sickle. Not only arn
these crops cut TO pieces hy hail, but they
are in many instances fairly poun,i,d into
the ground. On many farms ono dollar
would be a big price Tor the rcIinants of
last seasons labors. Evcry window On tho
north side of the buiidinlCs in the itnck ~
the storm - riddlcd Houses and barns
were nnroofcd and stock killed Adam
Fritz, in Pilot Township was stguck by
lightning and killed. ln the town OF e.
sex Miss Kate Shannon was prostrntcd by
bolt. She ~ seriously injured
DIXON, Ill, July i2.~-An electrical storm
of Vory destructive nature, accompnni
by hail aud rain, passed through lhl. sac-
ton last night Great damage has been
done 10 the crops OF all kinds especially
the truit crop, which Will loo n complete
-
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A HoRRrR1R nrvENon.
Pouring Nitrol ona Rival, shooting Him
sell, ani Failing Down ~ snn
I. 400 Iccl IIlRh.- -..L L---- l

Pirrsnunen, Pa, July T. Some time
ago the wife ~ JOIN, Diivn1, living in tho
suburban town of Mount Washington. t,b.
tanned q divorce. and on thesamo day mar.
ried jacob IT, Jones, Duvall made no ob.
lection To the marriage This evening Du.
vail won't to .Ionss aud dccoyed him, ON
the pretepse OF friendly visit, 10 his
house. which stands near the brow OF tho
hill In y stroll about the proruisGs, Du.
vnn led Jones back of the harm which
stands near by, aud when "a q FROM oliser.
walton aud beyond hearing, hc seized n can
OF vitfoi which he had concealed bofofa far
the purpose, aud threw the liquid into tho
face of hisvietifn, wlio. toinily df4armssl by
the nppnrrnt Friendship pf Duvall, was an
prepared for such n miirderous onslaugbi
Jones foil 90 thc ground r1rithing ia agony.
while his nssailapt stood by and gloated
over hia hofIibie work, Aft4r waichinsf lfs
huiierlngsof Jones until satisfied. Duvnli
vent % the edge OF the clin whore there il
q abeeT dgsceut OF 700 feet. aud SHOOTING,
himself through tho head feii 10 tic bot
tonic He vga picked 10 and carried 20 b.
house near by, where he ~ still lyiug In
sensible, with no hope of rt,.overy Jones
is an very serious condition. aud II lac 70
covers he viii DO badly disfigured aud
blind. s . arf -.Ft
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ONE HUNDRED AND NINE
Tho Unionists Majority so far ovcr
Gladstone.
scotland and Wales stand by tho Ola
Man Eloquent. e-t

LONDON, July AT midnight the total
mum Der of unionists returned was $40. and
OF Gladstonians, 2i0. The Tories have won
chippcnham, wiitshirc and Maidon, sFs-
Soy, from the Liberals, Lord Henry Bruce
defeating Bannistcr Fletcher (Gladstonian)
In the former, and q w. Gray beating E.
~ barnard toiadstonian) in tho latter.
these two acccssions mako thetotal Union
ssts Knins3. The Tories are to -dny carryins
the English counties by sweeping msior,-
ues. The Unionists to-day succeeded in
returning Inverness Burgs, rc-electing
hobcr~ Bannatyne Finlay, Forfairshire.
where they re- elected James William Bar
clair; and Hartlcpool, where they re-
elected Thomas Richardson. NJ. Conway
!farneliite) has been reelected for North
Leitrim, aud r. II. Gill (Parnellitel for
south Louth. DIR. j. II. Kenny Parncllitc)
has been re elected for South Cork. Mr..
Mcdonald Parnellitc) has been elected for
the Ossory Division of Queens County.
Mr.. a. Commins Parnellite) has been re-
elected for South Roscommon, and
wicklow Mr.. Corbctt was again opposed
by Colonel A. Tottenham, who obtained
but ~ votes TO =, l0i secured by Mr. Cor
bott, whose total, however was 2si less
than at the last election. while Tottenham's n
was III less. The Tories have gained the
Middleton Division of Southeast Lanca-
SHIRE from the Unionists. The total Un-
lonist poll mp TO q p. m. to-day was l,0i6 2si, /,
ana the total Gladstonian poll go Sql
Mr.. Gladstone tolegrsphs with reference TO
the Irish question. WALES and Scotland
have seen their duty quickly. England will
fully" ats' III 4 - - -
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An Old SAYING ysrihsa.

EAroSToS, Ga, July II. .Eamoth Church,
Ten miles from this place, was celebrating
it's semi-centenDial to-day. But one Of tho
original members of fifty years ngo was
presept-Uncie Ben Clarke. During all
that time his devotion 20 the church was 20
strong that IL passed into a common saving
among them that "Ben Clarke would die ia
Hamoth Church YETI While services were
in progress to-day Clarke stepped out 10
see about his horse, which wns hitchcd 20 a
tree which he had used for half \, century
As be reached the animal he fell dead az
its feet, and the old saying was verified.
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6raham's Grit.

BurrALo, July ii.-C. - Graham, .
cooper by trade, OF Philadelphia, went
through the Niagara whirlpool bound up
IN cssk, to-day aud was picked up at
Lewiston, five miles from the starting
point Graham crawled out of tho barrel
with only IA slight bruise on his arm He
remarked: when l struck the cddies IL
was one continued round Of Jerks but 1
am not hurt bit The cnsk Is seven feet
iohg, thirty three inches in diameter at tho
widest portion, twenty three Inches ht the
TOP, and eighteen inches at the bottom IL
Is bound around with iron hoops which
weigh 80 pounds. The ballast which was
attached 70 the cask TO keep IL In position
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Forslra Soss.

" Mitos. iats Premisr ~ leirium. IS
dead
1Hg official report on The prospecs q the
crops in Ffusss is highly satisfactory
especially 81 fcEsrds re- and wheat
Esrgnoa WrIiss intends 70 present. 70
the Sultan ~ Zanzibar battery of artil-
ieTy ana equipment for ttentT-f men.
fnr Porte. ~ Turkey. Lss paid nnrsir 4
further sun ~ fi1ooQ towards the liquida-
tou ~ TIE var Indemnity
~ Ctsuov French Resident G-neral a.
Iunis has been apYulnied French Ambas.
sador % the Eatitan
CtflLstsE HEnatxg Anirn tbr dis,in.
Ziishsd naturalist D. dead. in ths eishtleth
year ~ his age
THg leading Opposiaon jouroal q PM.
ippuik fahementiy sffacfs rriucr Aiexan-
der saying that b. b. = f1rsisser. and "a.
suerable Tor fhc misfUrtunss ~ Bulgaria
aud Cor thf failure o. eject e comp iefa
union with Eastern Roumelia. and g.
rsssdinz that be- b. dspossd
Tas Vienna Taghion believes that Rou.
fnania ard HuIEaria have concluded -.
rfet aiiisncs aFsinst Russian snrrosrh
ment. Germany aud Austria oonsontnE.
s-
a ,urrcsp spondcnt tells story -
Congrc men gatherng around pond
m front gf ihe capitol and throwing
dime and uickeis iuio The water fo see
The iish dive after them The thing "a
prpestefous. ~ Che correspondent had
told us fhat the fsh siouI around ihe
pond and fhres dimes and niekeis into
the water 10 see the CongressHca dive
after hcm We might have believed ID.
81 Cnefunai EN9ainr
Iialleluiah Hitch j. the name of
a bonnie salvation Army captain sia-
toned at Port Coib0rnc, Can.
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ETHER'S RIVAL.
strange and Interesting Experiments with
"a New AD~sthctic.

PoRrLANh ME., July 9--At Underwood
Springs yesterday Professor q. Brunter. of
"ermany, In n series of scientific esperi-
mcnts transformed German water gas into
snow, aud then into n mass OF beautiful
white crystals, resembling ice, but in re-
ality local anaesthetic, so powerful thai q
single touch completely benumbs the
member, arrests the How OF blood and en-
ables The subject To endure any operation
without suffering or any considerable loss
OF blood. One individual was given q too
prolonged touch on the back OF the hand,
when he found that the hand was devoid of
all feeling. For four hours needles i'm
serted caused no pain, and vet the hand
was not powerlcss. No blood followed tho
puncturing IL is claimed that this gas
VIII completely take the place OF ether. No
III elect except for possibility OF blister.
ing, follows lis administration
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OF for the North Pnle

NEw SosK, July Tho whaling scboou-
en- Era Will sail from New London, Conn,
iext Tucsdoy, for Cumberland inlet, .in
Bafin's Bay, and Okoleer. Ia 1Iudson's
Straits She Mil have as passengers Mr.
w. VI. Glider and Mr W. N Grlnilh. who
viii bc landed at tunbefinnd inlet From
there they will sttemat Co reach the North
Pole, travelling with dogs aud sledgca. ss
the EsquimhuN travel u - Sir. Gsllcr's
inhutiou 20 make usc, as IaT a. possible,
% the sksll aud experience ~ thu natives in
travelling ln their own country. And SO bs
confines his party Of white people 10 two
mautfcya - Ell. '.f I'd.
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RopsblIeass TptnInn ProalbltiunI,ts.

Bor1ps, July iR.-~Abopt 90 active Hcpnb-
licnns from ail parts OF Nae sachusotts mot
here 10 day and adopted resolutions assert
Ing that fhc Republican party ln Massa-
chusetts should declare - suncOmprOmising
snthRonisni - the liquor saloon, nnd that
tho question. ~ cOpstitutiounl prohibition
ahOtid be submitted ~ the people and in.
vitipg men of al parties - cooperate.
An Executive Committee of fifteen was
appoIutGd ~.
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The Cholera in eprooe

NfrSsAr Juiy y hi Trieste during ths
past twenty four hours two deaths occur
red from cholera aHd eight new cases we're
repoI fed.
tonE. July i3 Tho cholera returns Tor
today nres B4nndis - now cases. -
deaths Iatiuu0. re- new c4snt. fU doHfHs
Foutana ~ new caees iG deaths. Venics.
10 ueW cases, deaths
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Release of the Schooner Adams.

DionY, N. s., July 9.-Tho fishing
schooner Adams, seized some days ago by
the collector at this port, upon demand OF
Secretary Bayard, has been reles sed.
Suit VIII be entered soon for damages TO
the amount OF Sl2, 900 for the seizure OF the
vessel. This is practically. q suit aga inst
the Canadian GOyernfp ent t
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important Postal Conc essIons.

WAspsoros, July IT, The Postmaster
General has In csmpiianco with petitions
signed by large numbers of business men
IN numerous cities, amended the postal
Avs 50 as 10 permit the transmission
through mails within the United states
and Territories Of liquids, not liable 10 ex-
ptosion or spontaneous combustion or igni-
ton by shock or jar and not iniammable (;
soft soap, pnstes or eome,f IONS. 'ointmentsi
salyos and articles Of similar consistencv
under certain conditions iDsuring SAFETY TO
other all tier in transtniesinn.
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Mnflnoua canYlnfa ElLled. !

LITTLE Rock, ARK, July ~ .Rartlcss
lars Of the killing OF three c0nvicts ~
their guards, near Pine BiuR. Yesterday
afternoon. have reached this city. gang
OF about eighty cOnvicts we're vorHng Ia
brick yard few miles from town. and
the entire number made q suddee break
for. liberty. The guards Immediately iev.
eled their rifles and fired. killing three of
tbe Tingieaders and mortally woundink a
fourth. None escaped
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"A family passed through Hannf
bal. Mo. recently. bound West. thss
attracted attention. The father was .
slx-iOOtor and weighed fully two huu-
dred and twenty-five pounds. Tho
mother was S delicats lIitie fairhaired,
hlue-eyed woman. who would weigh,
perhaps. one hundred a1d fifteen
pounds The children were four pairs
of twins sll boys. ihe oldest fourteen.
the youngest seven years old Each
pair was dressed exactly alike S.
Louis Posi-
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A Laundry elPs fearful ErurrIenr..

Cmcaco, July 1l,-Mary Maiopey, a
young woman employed ip tho West End
Laundry, IN some unRccountablo manner
got her hair caught by revolving shaft
which was wound around ID until she was
lifted from tbs floor. She wouid undoubt-
edly have been killed had not the strain
was torn from her head. The unfOrtunats
girl suffered greatly, and became crazy.
The scalp was sowed in place again, aud
may grow fast, bat physicians fear the
girl may not recover her reason
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Children pYIna ln New York.

NeW YoEE, July ii-Tbere we're 22l
deaths Ia thiscity during the twenty four
hours endings stnOOn Friday. Seventy .nvo
per cent. were Of children undor Eve years
on age ibis fearful mortality among chill.
dren u attributed 70 the tenement. Lotaa
system aud She hot weather
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Tramp Killed by NItrs.eIyesrIus.

BHADrOED, Pa, July g.-Two tramps,
halting at a brook near here, concluded to
wash their clothes. Finding some empty
nitro glyceriue cans they proceeded 20 rneft
OF The tops in n FIRE, TO utilize the cans for
water pals. One Of the cans contained =
few drops ot nitro Riyccrine, which ex-
pioded. Killing one Of tho men