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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-25
CUaIvUS CONTEST
A Detroit Priest INDUCES in
the Luxury of a Libel
Suit.
Big steal Uuearthed IN en-
cinnau, some Important
Arrests Already Made.
some OF the Provisions That
are AN the new Reciprocity
Treaty wItn CANADA.
Dea,h OF au Eminent Catholic
Divine Argunent. In T.te.
phone Case, Ended.


DETROIT Mich, sept. ~. The
| Rev. Maxine "a Porte has sued the
| Rev. La. llcudy kN for libel, and the
suit has developed II very pretty
| quarrel with several features OF inter.
est to all Catholic aud many others.
| VI. LA Porte wus the pastor OF ST
Joachlm's French parish in this city
aud was removed at the bishops
pleasure. lie appealed TO Rome
from the decision aud went To the
Vatican To prosecute his appeal in
person He came back u few day,
ago bearing letter from a cardinal,
member of the council ofthe holy
see, advising Bishop Borgess. .or
he result OF La portr's pilgrimage
The letter was not made public, bat
Mr. la Porte claimed that il was
favorable tu him This MAS denied
by other priests not favorable 10 the
dcposcd pastor, and controversy
-prang up in the local press Dur.
ing this controversy an interview
appeard Ia the Free Press with a
prominent clorgy mAm, who was re
ported to have ssid that NJ. La Porte
had beea ordered by the authorities
duct in this diocese, aud report to the
bishop at Montreal for any further
punishment winch that iuuctiouarN
might see iit to impose on him. NJ
La Porte NJ once EMPLOY cd Capt.
WIN a. Atkinson to sue the author
for libel. iiisnamc was given up by
the editor OF the Free Press, and
proved to hc Father lieudrykN.
When Father llcudrykN learned
that he wa- to be sued hc sent word
TO Mr. Atkinson that IN case the ac-
tiOn wa begun he would have the
lawyer eNcOmmuuicatcd This caused
u sensation IN Catholic circles and
raised several Interesting questions
II WAS claimed hy some that ANY per
son whatsoever that goes into civil
court with n suit agmnst n priest in.
ours later scntcutW, which means an
accommodation which is pro.
nounccd hy the prohibited act itself
4 question of 50 much importance
naturally excited the livcliest Interest
and there was generally expressed
desire that Bishop Borgess. Issue II
pastoral letter on the subject Those
Cai holiCs who sided with NJ. La Porte
{ ain that there is IA feeling of dlstrust
among the laN men IN their church
courts; that their personnel being
purely tccIcslastlCal, their bias In
favor of the priest on trial is very
strong, and the complainant is heavily
handicapped before the merits of the
msttcr are reached Mr.. Atkinson,
tho lawyer, being good Catholic,
was much concerned NJ the threat Of
accommodation and rested on his
legal oars TO investigate the eccIcsias.
tical statutes Ilo satisfied himself
that the laIu soutcnuW did not Apply
to him, only TO his client. The latter
WAS notified of this conclusion, said
he would take the chances OF losing
his soul aud told the lawyer TO 20
ahead. The next move il watched
with great interest The case IL II
general theme OF conversation,
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sLAJGHrEH NAV SPEEDILY
80 rhat the Disease VIII Have ~,
Chance MbatrN0r to spread

Chance MhatrNor to spread.
CnIDAuo, sept. "a At last nights
meeting of the Live Stuck rommis-
sion, which was appointed by toy.
rrnor Oglcshy, II WA finally decide .
that all cattle quaraniucd in the
Phoenix aud Schutcldt disiillcrics.
numbering 1000 head, should be-
slaughtered. Tho board wu- In
doubt IA to whether there was any
pleuro-pneumunia IN the Chicago aud
Empire distillcrics, but WHs deter
mined that II Oh examination hy the
members to day there shall prove to
be single case OF the dl-case n
other distilerics, all the animal, 50
exposed viii bc slaughtered. when
the conference closed hartman Pear
son said u post.mortcm examination
would be held on the animyl- .laught-
cred, aud all the values of ell the AM
mals viii be- appraised.
1t Il estimated that the average ap-
praiscmcnt will bo f33 per head. It
IL not decided though whether the
cArca-so- Of well cattle viii be sold ON
the markets or sent to the rendering
cstAb i,hmcnts.
Mcssr- Pearson aud Mct hc-ncy, Of
the live stock commission which has
been inycstlgatiug the plcufu pucu-
mona in this city for the past three or
-four days. had n consultation this
forenoon with the officials of the stock
yards company II was lcaiucd that
the conclusion reached wa, that all
beef which wAs then examined u,s-cd
"a proper inspection aud was thought
4
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WAaHNdroN, -. g., o"pt.4I II /.
stated that the war department i-
seriously cousldcrng the PROPOSE
tiou 10 haui-h Geronimo and hi-
band of murdcrcrs to Fort Jefferson.
one of the eight desulntc islands oil
the COH,t of Florida which became -u
well known during the war ~ the
."Dry IOrtuRtS, aud where some of
the COn-pirAtOrs arrested IN cuunp.-
ton with the estimation ut I'rc-i-
dent Lincoln were confined. This be-.
oi course, on the suppu,itlOn, which
daily assumes greater probability
that IN re ewing the surrender uI
Geronimo, t,ru. MlloH or hi-
subordinate officer assured the
lUdian Chicl Immunity from trml
aud punishment tor past crimes. la
regard to those, however, the depart
mcut stlll asserts that IL has received
no definite Information. Fort J,llcr
son isa little coral island vi seven
acres, i've of which arc included ia
the fort. Situated some seventy miles
from Key West, or about halt wa,
between tiOrida aud Cuba, the prison
ers would at any rate he safely out Of
the way, aud ANY disturbance that
they might raise On thut coral rect
ont in the ocean would not be- likoll
10 annoy the settlers oi Arizona or
New Mexico Fort Jefferson In nhoui
the first place lhUt yellow fever vlst-
when IL starts out ON its dc-tru, iuy
path. The plucc Ia not gHrriuuuOd u
the present time, aud the mrgc nuo
connodiou- building. ARE In chnrg,
OF 1inglo sergeant.
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Siitk swindier captured by
English Detectives RUS
Sian MILITARY Movements.
Fighting Irish NOOuIightrrs
iIic-Dnnip iu u German pit
kiIis Many People.


LoNuuN, sept !i \ -cu-alion has
been produced lay the announcement
of the discovery Ot u mysterious
Tragedy IN u compartment railway
ear The discovery Wns mad,
last night when the . O'Clock train
from the city OF the underground
railway arrived at Queens tort sta
tom hast evening. \ news boy noticed
blood dripping from the compart.
ncut Ot iirst-clas- Garage. lie raised
AZ alarm and n gentleman was found
lying on the door. OF the Compart.
nrnt lie was unconscious and bupd
was How Ing freely from his head ON
his forehead was II deep wound four
inches III length. evidently made
with All instrument sharp
and hearty The scalp Was not only
cut'clean through but the skull was
crushed in. aud thc brains were pro.
truding. ON thc mans person were
found u gold watch aud ch,tn. and
some hngrr rings, none of which hnd
bcon disturbed. but there vas very
iittlc money Tho mau wa. nt once
conveyed to u hospital. lie IL still
unconscious an hi, condition j., pre-
crrluu-. II has been learned that his
namc is MorltH l'i.chcr ANA that he
T. the head OF the house at NJ. A..
Fischer 4 Co, iorupn agents OF No.
3'tArtcr Lane, H, {. The police IA
yet ARE unable 10 gain u clcw to the
cause of the muricrous attack or to
idunlily his HssAilaut.
SwINpLtK SECURED
loNpoN, sept. ~ The leader Of
lhr company OF swiudlrrs has been
captured in Hamburg by I.ondon de.
irriivcs. The sums realized by the
operations "t the gang are snid to
amount To 100000 francs.
CHOLERA CAsES.
Since the hst report t.e cholera re-.
lurns from Au-tria.lluugnry ARE
Trieste, cases % deaths; Polth. l2|
new cnsc-, - deaths. Since the out.
brcak of cholera IN pc-ih, l3s cases
auu ii deaths troh tho disease have
been reported IN that city,
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Z HitNNL WOMAN
Defends u"rs-ii Wi,h AZ AEe and
splits - Irh'np'- ucnd.

splits - Irn'np'- ucnd.
MinutEioN, Conn, sept. "a lArk
lu'"laN cvoning tramp called nt
the house ui David Whlinms. ON a
lonely rond III lladlniu, aud asked for
Hood. Mrs. Williams asked him in
hnd gave him warm meal. Finding
uu men about the house the tram, I'M.
solrutly demanded money. Mr.. VII
ans sald she had puno and ordered
h'm out of tho house. Tho fellow
seized the woman hy the thru,u
backed her mp against the wall, and
7h'd I'm have your money or your
itic MIR. Williams remained in hi-
grasp unlll she grew blnck in the nco.
when her head fell Thinking that
SHE wa7 noddlnK permission, the
tramp rclcu-rd her, and she rushed for
the woud-hcd, -rlIrd AN axe, nnd
turning about SHE saw the trnmp nm.
plunrhing her with n char rni,cd
above his hrud. Dudglng hi. ntiompt
10 strike bcr the curagcd aud dos
urfhlo woman dcAlt the scAmpn blow
"u the hchd with the blunt ,dgr OF
hAc und hu dropped -euholns- To the
l""r blood streaming from terrible
gnsh. Fearing she had KILLED the
MN, Mrs. Williams threw pnil ui
rtd water owe" hun, watch shortly
o. 'l"r'd hlm ~ cou,ciuu-ncs.. and fr
c'owl'd "il. Then tho plucky woman
m'niod dw,d away, aud was found in
lhm condition 10y her husband, who
soon g. urnrd. lnrc at night mnu
aroused u prominent physician in
this cay mud had eight stitches tnkrn
~ cash whioh extended from the
roots OF the hair to tho left eye. He
wud hr was n brhkcuan aud had re-
"rivcd tho wound from n ctuwbnr
duringH quarrel with his fellow work.
men, "nd lhni hr had lam seven hours
uncohciuu- ~ the runlsido.
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CiNciNNAll,O . sept, a Ihcnrgu.
ment IN the Bell Telephone cpmpuny
case IN the United states Circuit court
terminated this morning with the
close of Hon. JH-. T.. McDonnll'-
speech tor the company. At the CLOSE
Oi the argument, the court sn,d that
while 1t had n distinct impression of
tho points involved Nil the papcrA
should be land before IL In order TINT
n deliberate review OF the whole cn-n
could be made A decision may not
be- reached for several weeks. EK.
solicitor Gon GOodo Mt the close oi
the case asked tho court II it would
now hear the argument upon the
demurrer of tho sub.companic-
which the government couu-ci had
prepared to offer. The court said il
would not hear the demurrer until
after this question was disposed of,
but would hear it at the December
term OF the court
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0AIr AT U,LNIsTON.


special to the ETamiurr
GALVESTON, Tex, sept a. The
cqulnOGial storms set III along the
coast last night with vengeance
The wind reached the velocity of "a
gale at points ON the lower coast. At
8 O'Clock this morning II blew thirty.
two miles mn hOur here. The raln fril
in perfect torrents throughout the
night and this morning, Tho wind
was from the southeast aud the
water from the gulf side of the island
WAS pretty high, but not dangerously
30. II partially covered the street
railway tracks fronting the Beach
hotel, but with day light the wind be-
gan to recede aud shifted more 10 the
south, causing tho water 10 roCrdc
again No damage has resulted here.
Communication with iudianula is cut
oil this morning The last report
from that point, ut u'cluck, reported
that the gule was blow Ing at the rate
of fity miles an hour Some serious
damage have resulted there. At noon
the wind had died down hero, the
rain temporarily ceased aud the sun In
shining brightly
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~Rhc- offered res, luton that a
committcco thrco br appointed to act
~ conjunction with the elective grand
officers to settle NIL matters pertaining
to tn removal OF the hendquartcr. of
the sovereign grand lodge aud tho
-hlr ui the proporiy, and that until
such mnlicrs shall bc settled the head
quHrtcr, shall rcmain in baltimore.
The grand lodge then went into Sc
crct session after which 1t adjourned
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spain


IT 7 N TNTNWNI
MADRID. sept. "A General y Nlllu-
canpn arrived here to-day aud VA,
taken to the military prison. The
queen has uudcrnkcn the education
ut the sons OF cen. ilardc. who was
snot by the rebels. The Progress,
/prila's organ announces TINT the
publication oi that sheet will be su.-
pcrdcd Tor a short time in consr-
qucnco of the gravity of the political
situation. Two republican editors
have been Imprisoned.
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the doctor lived nearly six miles of.
aud her dissolution was somewhat
expected, no attempt was made TO
summon medical aid, especially As to
All appearances tigor murtis had SCI
in. The limbs grew stin, and
except tor the fact that the flesh re-.
tanned its natural color to some eX.
tent, there was no unusual appear
ance. After the body had lam in
this state for some time. neighbor.
coming in the grAy, cloth.
we're brought out aud pro.
narations made to prepare for the
last sad rites suddenly light prrs
piratiOn broke uu ON the body. aud
with long drawn ~. piratiph the 81.
tal spark which seemingly had luus
been exhausted, tlamed up once morr
ana to the surprise aui horror ct
those gathered there the supposed
corpse sat up III the bed aud ~urNc,rd
with half duHcd eyes the moururr-
gathered around The hr-t word Ut
tered 10y any of the party came from
the dead-alive, who with tremulou-
accents, said
"Ah, heaven Is y beautiful place.
aud ! should have hcen So happy to
have staid there, bat | 50 lungcd to
SEQ my brother aud sister once
more"
As soon rs possible the room wa
cleared OF the wondering spectator,
aud the doctor sent for who found
his patient rather better than ON his
previous visit the day before. and
since that time she has. to all appear.
ances, steadily improved, eating
yiands which heretofore she had been
utterly unable to relish, aud ruuyor-.
ing with those ui her tricud- who
have been allowed to sce her ia mucl
lrmer tones. During the last two
iiys Miss Bailey has been some.
" mat dprnnveI
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CRITICAL CONDITION.
4 suppose Corpse surprises Those
Preparing the Hody for burial.


HAvEknlLL, MASS sept. "A Miss
Melinda Bailey, young unmarried
lady, has for some time been residing
in the family of Ralph Sargent, at
Merrlmac. She has been very Ill re.
Gently from nervous prOstration,
brought ON by nursing her mother
through a long and fatal Illness. On
Sunday she grew rapidly worse, A
clergyman was sent for, "ith whom
she converscd for some time, appear
ing perfectly conscious OF her criti-
cal condition aud fully prepared to
pass to the great beyound. Soon al.
Ter tho clergyman took his leave she
grew rapidly weaker and at last lay
peacefully back on her bed aud 10 all
Appearance, seemed to lie dead, As
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CrARuEs AGAINST CouNrll.
rANWEW, Sept ~ The diploma.
tic corps here have held several meet.
iugs To discuss the case ut rcrdicari..
a resident American citizen, who has
been imprisoned by the American
Consul +. MAthcws MIR. rcrdiwrl-
alleges TINT hI, imprisonment is with.
out just cadsc, aud was ordered IN
revenge tor m official Investigation
of the consulate brought about by
ll- charger ngninSt il.
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CNCfNNArl, sept a. Chaz. DOH. "A
member Of the late board Of public
works, and Chas T. blackburn, its
clerk, was arrested this noon upon n
charge Of embcIllinR $4,000,
Mai. James Morgan, who wa. a
member OF the former board OF puh,
lie works aud who was also appointed
by GoN Foraker asa member o. the
board OF public affairs, lts succcssor
has also been arrested ON similar
charge George r. setter, assistant
clerk of the old board, has been rcnr.
rested upon another warrant for "A
similar oilense, The amounts taken
aggregate over $4,000.
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HARrroRu, Coun., sept. 2S Geo.
X. Bartholomew whose bankruptcy
And lllgh from Hartford has created
such ~ sensation, is in Montreal, Cam
HdH. II II estimated that $500, 900 OF
his papor is held in Hartford aud
II Ich rl-cW hero. Iils total outstand-
ing paper ia put nj over $1,000 900.
but no one knows the exact amount.
lie WIN be thrown into insolvency
tomorrow, thus removing attach
mcnts aud PRIOR claims,
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WILI IIE TII. III1 OUiTN1IY.
CoNsrANrlNurlE, sept o. II hn-
been finally settled That sir Wm.
White, now British minister Rt Bu.
clmrcst Will succeed Sir Edward
Thornton as British Hmbnssadur here
sir William White i- considered =
strong diplomat, well vcr,cd IN chst-
ern affair, aud able IT, cuuntcra,
Russian Iutrigucs with the Porto.
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FiGur A. FEAI BRIDGE,
DrnrIN, sept 2i The police inst
might ran down aud surprised a par
ty Of mounlIghtcrs at fcHlc bridge,
county of Kerry. \ dsht cu-ucd, IN
which one OF the mooulIghtcr- wac
shot dead aud five wrro taken pris-
oners. The affair ha- caused grcul
excitement thrpughought Kerry.
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ItnI,


RoME, sept "A Cardiual lacohul
hnpal secretary ot state, who has beet
critically III for several days, Is 10,
better
SUCCESSOR or rn. sgCKErARY.
II l. rumorcd that Monsiguur Van.
utclh, papal Nuucip ut Lisbon. Wii0
succeed Cardinal lacobini in tbr
event uf the lattrr's health pre-, cutiur
him from continuing ms rapol oyor,
tAry, aud that il Cardinal Jacohini'.
Illness results fatally Monsi kuur Van.
utclli VIII hc created II cardinal.
Drrurri ArtNu utE DISTRICTS.
F,ttN-livc cascs of cholera aud
twenty .our deaths are reported iu
Italy sincc the last returns At posJh
To day there are forty new eases and
nineteen deaths and ia the other M
injected districts i've new eases and
one death.
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sInrn In the SnmIh.

Special 20 the kIsminct.
COHrCs CHHIsTl, Tex sept. 2l
Yesterday northeast gaze flooded
the town, sunk Nil the li-hiug bont-
Hooded tho Mexican National and
wrecked the Aransa- l'u-s railway.
The damage viii run into the thou--
ands, No lives were lost. llarbor
Island not yet heard from. The
weather Is now clear.
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fpMENlEb bf flNANCiEKs.
PAEIs, Sept. - The Gauloii pub.
fishes an interview with senior Mar.
tos president Of the spanish congross
in which he SAYS that SUNDAY night.
revolt Wa not political, but purely
financial, and inspired aud fomented
Dy BOurse ,peculstor,
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ncnd-Henect.nd D. u.n..,,.,

we nave reduced the price of RoyAl
Patent Flour to Sl75 per sack. and
500 per barrel. Thus the best AouI.
in the world is placed within tho
reach OF eYon the poorest man.
Absolutely pure Creamery butter
received every other day direct FROM
the creamery by express.
MARsHALL X HEARD.
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dICH AND ELEGANT NOVELTIES
Oficc Insurance
-, tie. li>....
DIRE ESS====
H
WU6V NJ
GOODS -


Are beng shown dress good. counter ee
CANT novelty Robes embroidered in wool, silk and
Plush suTerb con bnaons of Diagonal cloths, with plush
embroidered fronts and trimmings match hundred. OF
styles that all and elegant, from $3.50 to 500 a
pattern.
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New Dress Goods. Fall Dress Goods.

"a inch all-wool Canvas cloths, 80
ceuts.
~ inch Canvas cloths, n special bar
gam at 60 cent? yard,
s. inch tine Canvas cloths at % cents
yard,
to inch cNtra quality Canvas cloths,
m - - yard
STRIpED AND eli IEC kED SUIT
lNGS. 80 it chcs 30 cents IL yard.
40 inches, So cents yard
~ inches, NluOH yard
A. irohc-. 81 % u W. II.
4iinchc-, : - a ya-i.
~ giant liuc o.. PiSd Suitin0s ut al,
prices.
10 inch Camcls Hair plaids at 81 90
Ayurd
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MIlI MnNa Dol MnII.

CHICAGO, sept q Judge Gary r0
fused this morning TO hear argument
for rev trial In the case Of the con
demned anarchists next Friday.
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san Having .hocks.

CHARLtsroN, sept q. There VS.
Light shock at Summoryillo lA.t
evening, possibly two during tho
might. There Was none In Charles,
ton,
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New Weaves in Dress Goods !

Arc more numerous this than at any previous
one Diagon"s small checks and stripes and camel hair
effects taking the lead Never before it such easy
matter for ladies to get suited dress goods the styles
elegant and varied that the asiious can get
pleased
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Vow York Nominniinn.

NEw YORK, sept. 2i-The central
labor union held political conycn-
ton last Night and nominated Henry
George tor mayor
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We placed Import order for Black and Colorcd
Cs'hmees before the advance in prices and we will give
the public the benefit OF it Our lines of alI-woo Cash,
from 80 cents to 81 p Il yard
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81 Louis. Mo, sept, - 80 tar IA
public business was concerned tina
programme tor the twruty.ihlrd tri.
'nniu rpnclnyc oftho knighla tcmplNr
wn7 finished Yesterday The closing
receptions were held last niXht, tho
most notable being that ofthc Golden
halc oi san Imuclscp. THIS morning
the various headquarters arc being
stripped ui their decorations and ev.
cry departing tram is crowded with
departing knights aud their friends.
Ihon-and7 hay0 already gone. but
other thousands stlll romaln. The
latter spout tho dhy In viewing tho
sight. ui the city, or enjoying steam
bonl excursions on the river. To.uig ght
the. local communicates aud those ro-
manning Of the visitors will hold re-
.rrpli"n. a lew minor street parados
viii Toe given and the city wll bo lllu-
minated.
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50 inch Diagonal Suitings, at 40
cents yard
~ inch Diagonal suitiugs at 30
cents yard.
~ Inch Diagonal Suitlngs at 70 cents
yard.
~ inch Diagonal Suiliugs at : 70
lysrd.
IS inch snowflake Diagonals, II rich
novelty al - cents n yard.
a j2 inch Camcl's Hair Cloths, 50 cents
\ ward.
3s inch Shoodda Clothes at GO cents
a yard
~ inch extra iino Shoodda Cloths
al 50 cents yard.
~ inch Fern Leaf Brocade Su'ting-
vi Is cynts yard.
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Iorrilia the Spanish rcyuluiiouj-t
III AN interview published Ia FigArn
saws that last sundays uprising wa.
premature srd declares that Ia the rr
volt which will take place at the pro.
per time many of the gcueral- iu th,
spanish army will support the rcvo.
lUtioui-ts.
suuuEs1uvE or STRIPE
An incident tran'pircd In thi. city
to-day which is being talked ahaut 20.
suggestive \ detachment of French
troops commanded hy ten. Uui wu-
being marched through the quarter
where the Ntrashurg -tatunrN stands.
aud the whole force stopped in from
of the sculpture and presented arms
toward II. while the trumpcts were
sounded aud drums beaten.