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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-14
Mysterious and Fatal Explosion.

Mysterious and Fatal Explosion.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, July S.-A nest Of SIX
boilers at No. 8 Colliery Of the Delaware q
Hudson Coal Company, at Plymouth, ex-
ploded this afternoon with great violence.
The boiler-house was blown to atoms and
many buildings in the neighborhood were
badly damaged by the flying debris. Ed.
ward Scott, fireman, was fatally scalded,
and Michael Gilligan, engineer, was seri.
ously injured. The cause Of the explosion
is mystery. The loss will reach several
thousand dollars.
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st. Louis Anarchists Dismissed.


ST. LOUIS, July IA motion to dismiss
the case Of the Anarchists, charged with
unlawful assembly and endorsing the ac
ton Of their Chicago brethren during the
Haymarket riot, was argued this afternoon
in the court Of criminal correction. Judge
Noonan sustained the motion to dismiss,
holding that there was nothing to show that
the alleged unlawful resolutions as offered
were adopted. II the resolutions were only
offered and not adopted, the sentiments ex-
pressed therein were merely opinions, and
every one was entitled to his opinion in
this country. This Government was strong
enough, at any rate, and there was no use
in inspiring timidity by paying attention
to the vaporings Of q few men who held
peculiar views on social and political ques-
tions It was time enough to prosecute
when they were guilty of some overt act.
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FOREST FIRES

Csusine Frightful Destruction in Michigan
valuable Pine Woods and Growing
Crops Destroyed.
ST. IaNAcE, Mich, July 6.-Tefrible forest
fires are raging along the line ofthe Detroit,
Nackinac and Marquette Railroad, between
this city and Marquette. At \Newberry
yesterday thirty thousand cords Of
wood belonging to the Vulcan
Furnace Company burned and
the furnace will probably be shut down
In consequence. Every thing is very dry,
and the fire runs through the woods with
fearful rapidity. Trains are delayed and
crops are burning up for want of rain. The
district is one just becoming settled along
the line Of the road, and embraces also
some Of the most valuable pine lands in
Michigan. The great body oe land sur
rounding the farms has never been cleared
up, and there is every chance fer fire to
run restricted only by the direction and
force of the wind.
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Riotine in CardiG; wales.

LONDON, July s.-Rioting broke out this
afternoon in Cardiff, Wales. The police
charged the crowd and wounded over one
hundred persons. Twenty Of the injured
were seriously hurt, and were conveyed to
the hospital. Owing to the excitement
that prevails, the mayor of Cardiff has pro-
hibited a meeting which was to have been
held tonight to celebrate the return of Sir
+. ]. Reed, Gladstonian, to Parliament.
The police will be prosecuted for using un-
due violence.
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The French Government has pre-
scented gold medal 10 M. Dupuisch, a
common porter in Paris, in recognition
of his extraordinary devotion in Civ
ing of his blood in operations of trans
fusion of blood, thereby saving the lives
of several persons. During the last
three years the gallant porter has
braved the perlious operation seven
times,
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MAN is not the only animal that com
units suicide. Herrings and other fish
have sought death by rushing ashore in
inyriads; regiments of ants, by deliber.
'ately marching into streams; swarms Of
rats, by migrating into the face of their
deadly foes, and even butterflies. by
flying in immense clouds straight out
TO sea. 1t would be interesting to learn
the causes of the apparent wholesale
and deliberate self-destruction. Is the
act . purely conscious one, or are the
creatures victims Of disease-mental OF
physicalp
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-14

! FIVE New York bellies having discov-
cred big patch of daisies in farmers
lot near where they we've summering,
asked permission to pick q few. The
farmer agreed to give the run of the
field for twenty-five cents, and they
cleaned out the patch, not once sus-
pecting that they were helping to keep
down the most noxious weed that pest
ers the honest farmer.
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"A French geologist has called u.
eention to the effect gravitation has in
heaping mp sea waters upon the land
The continents are thus all situated q
tho tops Of hills Of water; and In GROSS
ing the Atlantic the ship has first to 60
down hill. thsn 10 crosS . valley, and
finally to climb another hill The CAL
culation has been made that In mid
ocean the surface may be more than
half Q mile Zone thousand meters) be-
low the level Il would have II the con-
tinsnts exsrtsd 10 attraeion.-Casis-
tan UNiQA .-
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.

The Nevada cattlemen are improving
their business by providing for irrigation
and by cultivating tame-fodder plants.
One company has thousand acres Of
alfalfa growing, and has water basin
in Elk County holding over eight mill
lion gallons of water.
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Yeeetation DRYING I'm.

CHEBoYGAN, Mich, July Gall vegeta-
tion is perishing for want Of rain. For
several weeks drouth has prevailed, and in
many places young fruit trees are dying.
Yesterday the mercury got up to 1O7, the
hottest experienced here.
DEs MONIES, IA, July 6.-The thermome-
ter to-day indicated 1O4s at the Signal
Service Station, the warmest since the
station has been established. Crops are
suffering greately for want Of rain.
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RHODE ISLAND has passed under a
stringent prohibitory law. The citizens
generally prepared for it by filling up
al their available demijohns and bottles,
and the siege promises to be desper-
ate one. Hereafter no unlucky wight
can get any thing to drink without a
physicians prescription. The hotels in
Providence and Newport threaten to
,1oSa
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-14

One of the newly-invented detective
cameras exhibited at the American Pho
togcaphers' convention in St. Louis was
the "satchel camera" 1t looks exactly
like an alligator skin handbag, is car
ried by shoulder strap at the side of
the operator, aad pictures are taken
without attracting attention and without
focusing the object.
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Local Option in Missouri.

MACON, Mo-, July THE city council re-
Gently passed an ordinance prohibiting the
sale Of liquor Within the city limits in less
quantities than one gallon. The proprie-
tors of the saloons yesterday presented to
the county court their applications for
licenses, but they were all refused, and to-
day there is not an open saloon in Macon.
The same state Of affairs exist in Linneus
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Home Rule in Cuba.

NEW YORK, July 6.-Following In the
footsteps Of the Irish people, the Cubans
have been trying to obtain home rule for
the Island of Cuba from Spain. The Span
ish ministry have had the matter under
considerat on, and a few days ago concluded
that Cuba must still continue under the
Spanish rule. The rejection of the home
rule proposition was to have been the
signal for another uprising of Cubans, and
great preparations have been made for car
rying it into effect.
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DIR. SCHwINIGER, Prince Bismarck 8
physician, has not allowed the Chan
celior for some time past to drink any.
thin. during meals. Now he goes a
step further, and wishes the Prince to
shut off on beer-drink;ng altogether.
Bismarck will obey, as he found ou,
on two or three occasions when he re-
Inonstrated with DR.. Schwiniger that
ithe latter will stand no trifling.
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Sword Combat,

WAsuINGroN, July s.-Duncan c. Ross
and Sergeant Walsh Of the United States
Artillery, fought with swords for the
mounted championship, in this city, to-
day. In the eighth bout Walsh wounded
Ross, who became infuriated and refused
to quit fighting until arrested by the
police.
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Cattle Dying from Drouth.

FORT WORTH, TEX, July THE suffering
from the long drouth in Western Texas is
unprecedented, rain to any extent not
having fallen in some localities for four
teen months. The cattle are starving. In
many localities settlers are selling their
farms for mere tribes, and leaving for the
East in abject poverty.
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Tramp Killed BY Nitro .eIyoerIne.

BRAproRD, Pa, July 1.-TWO tranps,
halting at brook near here, concluded to
wash their clothes. Finding some empty
nitro-glycerine cans they proceeded to melt
of the tops in fire, to utilize the cans for
water pals. One of the cans contained q
few drops of nitro-glycerine, which ex
ploded. Killing one of the men.
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The scheme for railroad in Asia has
been revived. In report upon it.
Major Powell, of the Geographical Sur
vey, says that the distance from Mon
tana to Behring Sea is about $500
miles, and that a railroad could be built
all the way without meeting any greater
difficulties than have already been sur.
mounted in existing lines.
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A MEMBER of Congress is reported to
have said to some of his constituents
who were sightseeing in Washington:
..Go first to the Smithsonian Institution,
where you will see all that God ever
made; 60 thence to the Patent Office.
where you will see all that man ever
1nadeS
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-14

AT the earliest celebration of the glo-
rious Fourth in Albany, N. Y. in 1887,
the common council resolved: THAT
the Corporation will, after the firing of
the Cannon, proceed in Procession to
the City Tavern" This primitive idea
of celebrating hasn't wholly died out,
though it is not quite SO frankly pro-
claimed
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Two Firemen Fatally Injured.

CHICAGO, July s.-John Kelly, the driver
and Robert Limberg, pipeman, of chemi-
cal Engine No. 10, arc at a hospital, suffer-
ing from injuries which may prove fatal.
In running to fre last night the engine
was precipitated down an embankment.
The two men were caught under the ma
chine, and the chemical fluid in the tank
was scattered all over them. Besides be.
ing burned by the liquid, each had mum
ber Of bones broken and Kelly's skull was
fractured.
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I! PERSONS contemplating presidential
,eareers should begin appropriate
physical training early. Mrs. Cleve'
psnd says that after shaking hands with
5000 people in one day, her left arm
panied her cruelty, while the right,
which had done all the work, did moi
suffer at all. This was also General
Grants experience. The future presi.
tdential training school should include
jtoughening exercises for both arms.
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Fitz John Porter.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-The President to.
day, conforming to the legislation of Con.
gress, nominated Fitz John Porter to be Q
colonel in the army ON the retired list. He
will be confirmed by the Senate, and will,
in all respects, bear the same relation to
the army of the United States as II he had
served continually.
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Hot Winds in Dakota,

PIERRE, OAK, July GA red-hot wind
swept over Pierre Sunday night and con-
tinued until four O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. AT a. m. the mercury registered 1O5
and the hot wind was almost unbearable.
A small cyclone also passed over the city
destroying several houses. Nothing like IL
has been seen before in this section.
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Report on Randall's Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-The Ways and
Means Committee to-day considered tho
Randall tariff bill and decided to report it
adversely to the House. The Republicans
reserved the right to present their views
when the bill comes up in the House, ap-
proving Of parts Of the bill and disapprov.
ing of other parts. 1t is not likely that
the bill will be called up for action in the
House this session.
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A Crazy Philant hropist.

NEW York, July 7.-Louis Senner, .
man Of forty years, who looked like miner,
was arraigned in court yesterday as being
insane. He was found by detective late
the previous evening distributing money
to crowd of people. The detectives re-
covered 500 gold watch and SIT in cash,
and then locked the crazy philanthropist
up. Senner came from Falls City, Neb.
He was sent to the care of the city physi-
cian
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-07-14

THE Treasury building has cost al-
together over s7,OOO,OOO, and it is con-
sidered by the artists as one OF the
finest buildings in Washington. 1t is
the largest department under the gov
ernment, and its total salary list
amounts to about 5000, 900 a year.
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Tho Maui Slipped fr,

Tho Maui Slipped from the Handle.
XESIA, IND, July 7.-While David
Fisher, Of this place, was mauling rails,
the maui slipped from the handle and fell
on his head, innicting injuries which re-
suited fatally.
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Maxwell Refused n New Trial.

ST. Louis, July fudge Van Wagonef,
of the criminal court, to-day overruled the
motion made recently by Maxwells at
torneys for a new trial. As soon as the
prisoner shall have been sentenced, an ap-
peal will be taken to the supreme court.
II this shall prove unsuccessful, the case
will be taken to the U. g. Court on the
ground that the State law which allows
the prosecution more challenges Of jurors
than the defense, Is unconstitutional.
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Got Away With 4as,oo0.

SAVANNAH, Ga, July 7.-Wm. T. Owen,
Superintendent Of the Plsnters' rics mill
Of this city, has disappssrsd, and IL hes
been discovered that during the past ak
months he has secured Of the banks loans
aggrsgating e26,00O or $4,000 ON bogus
warehouse receipts.
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Alabama Nominations.

BrRMINeHAM, ALA, July 7.-Alabama
Republicans have nominated full state
ticket with Arthur Bingham for Gov
ernor. The Alabama Prohibitionists have
split into two factions, one favering the
nomination Of State ticket and the other
opposed.
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Under Lock and Key,

NEW YoRK, July Saskatchewan 8. Chas.
B. Waite, Of this city, mformer against the
notorious board Of aldermen Of 1884, has,
by his own request, been put under lock
and key to protect him from annoyance by
persons approaching him regarding the
trials.
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A Case Of Lock.jaw Cured

n OHs6 Oh HUCKJ0W CurtU.
NEW York, July S.-Dr. Robert Taylor
formerly associated with DR.. A. L. Sayre,
Of this city, reports the cure of case of
traumatic tetanus, or lockjaw, resultant
from wound, which is, it is said, the only
instance in which fatal conclusion to such
an attack has been averted.
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The Way Hofiaker Shielded.

New York, July s.-Julius Hoffiaker, af-
ter loading double-barreled fowling-piece
with q heavy charge Of powder, ram
med in cork and then filled both barrels
with water. Placing the muxzle of the gun
in his mouth, he pulled the trigger with his
foot, blowing out the whole left side Of his
head.
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A Weeks FaIiurea

NEW YoRK, July 9.-The business fail
ures during the last seven days, reported
by telegraph, number for the United States
159, for Canada 20, total of 179, which IL
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A Very Warm Wave.

CHICAGO, July 7.-At Sterling, ILL.,, to-day
the mercury stood at 104 in the shade; at
Cheboygan, Mich, 1O7; at Clinton, Ia, 100;
at Wonewac, los, and At st. Joseph, Mo-, 1t
reached 100 degrees, reaching the same
point at Palmyra, Wis.
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Dakota Drouth Ended

MANDAN, OAK, July 9.-Early yesterday
morning good rain fell very generally on
the Upper Missouri river Valley. A good
deal OF the wheat will make an average
crop. Corn all over is looking well.
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Splendid Work.

DETROIT, AIcH., July 6-Rev. Chas.
Reilly, treasurer Of the Irish National
League, to-day sent $4,000 to the Irish
treasurer Of the League for the Parliamen
tary fund. This makes t100, 600 sent in tw
weeks.
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A Maidstone Failed to Save Him.

KANSAS CRY, July 9.-Milton Evans,
farm laborer from Southern Missouri, died
in great agony from hydrophobia at the
police station in this city this afternoon.
maidstone was applied last night and ap-
parently took effect, but its owner said the
patient had come too late.
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A Rueh of Rusjness,

CHICAGO, July 9.-At the Rock Island
shops, near this city, the twelve hundred
employees have been ordered on ten hours
. day, with proportionate increase Of
wages Rush of business the cause.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

srREAToR, ILL.,, July s.-A boiler in the
Bruner tile works exploded to-day, killing
Henry Bruner, one Of the proprietors, out
right, and seriously, II not fatally, injur-
ing Jabex and Robert Morrison.
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Couuterfoitere m WORK.

ERIE, Pa, July ga gang of counter
feiters are operating In Chautauqua and
NcKean Counties, Penn, and are getting
rid OF large quantities Of bogus silver.
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CINCINNATI, July7. Miks Fogarty, who,
with companion, attacked Marshal Jaoob
Alexander, of Glendale, O., was shot and
instantly killed early this morning. Fogsr-
~ was bad character, having killed two
young men In his career Of crime.
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1ILwAuEEx, July sire village oe We
tsg1erd, = nAsine Cssaty. = tsfTibly
seFiekea vith typhsi1 fsvse. yifsy peepIs
ase deva vitb ~ dlsease. Or 6nily g
eisvss psgssas ~ sasthss g u1ns sss ~
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Ihs sell Ielephepa Patsata.

CHICAGO, July 8.-Judge Blodgett, of this
city, has rendered . decision In favor Of
the Bell Telephone patents of March
1870, and January 80. 1877, holding them
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Nst had Mani.

MINNEAPoLIs, MIMI, July e-The post
ofRce was broken open last night and rob-
bed Of q, 1000 in money and stamps. There
IL NO clue to the thieves.
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RonE, July s.-Ths cholera returns TO
date are a. follows: venics, new cases,
I death; Brindisi, ls9 usw casss, n deaths;
ilatiauo. 70 new cases, % deaths; San Vito,
~ new cases, I deaths; Fontana, ~ new
cases, 81 deaths.
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Suicide ON q Train,

INDIANAPOLIS, July s.-Calvin q. Beard,
Of Princeton, No., . passenger with his
family, cut his throat ON Cincinnati, In
dianapolis, st. Louis and Chicago train
neal, this city to-day.
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Land Forfeiture Act Approved.

Lana F0r1oetuee Ace Approved
WAsuIMoroN, July &-Ths Presidents has
approved the act 70 forfeit the lands
granted 70 the Atlantic and PaSiAe Rail-
road Company, % aid In ths eosstruction
OF railroad and tslsgraph hne from ths
States oi' Missouri ard Arkansas 70 the
Paciac csask and 70 rsstess ths same 70
nn<klnmnnk r-tl 'f 'sIfft.t ~
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JACKSON, MIcH., July 9.-LdeutenAnt
Alex. Brown, Of Company D, Of this city,
was given el 900 on the 7th to pay the bills
incurred by the celebration Of July 3, and
has not been seen since.
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LIE PARIS confirms the announcement Of
the loss of eight French torpedo boats in .
storm on the Atlantic. Forty persons were
drowned.
F1G1IrING was reported on the 9Th between
frontier. Several have been killed or
wounded.
Two express trains, one from Edinburgh
and the other from Glasgow, came in col
lision at Fullwood Junction. Thirty five
persons were injured.
N. De LrssEPs has assured Canal Com
miutee that 1t 10 within the range OF posi-
bdlities to complete the level Of the Pana-
ma Canal within three years, but the ex-
pense would be Sl20, 600, 600 He could not
definitely decide at present the exact time
or amount required, but must act, he says,
according to the requirements Of science.
Ar religious anniversary at Marseilles
on the I'd two thousand Royalists made .
demonstration in favor Of the Count Of
Paris. They carried tri-colored flags and
copies of the Counts manifesto.
ADvIcEs from Belgrade, the Capital of
Servia, say that the Servian peasantry
generally are rioting. They refuse to pay
the taxes levied since the unsuccessful war
against Bulgaria, and ill-treat the tax COL
lector. Their hostility to King Milan's
Government Is continually fomsntsd by
the opposition party.
The Temes and Begs rivers, in Eastern
Hungary, have again risen, flooding the
surrounding country. Two villages have
been destroyed by the foods.
CHOLERA 10 greatly increased In Brindisi,
Italy, and surrounding villages.
The Swiss Council has decided to expel-
from the country all foreign Anarchist
workmen who assisted in the strikes at
Zurich.
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Crops Destroyed by Fire,

YoUNasTowN, o., July IA twenty-acre
field Of wheat and two large hslds Of clover
northeast Of this city, were destroyed by
hre to-day, caused BY sparks from loco
u1Otivo
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Russia's Important etep.

/ 81. PsfsRsBURo, July 6-Russis has ID
formed the powers that Bstoum b As
longer . free port The Berlin pgs0 cosl.
ours In tie bslisf that this announcsmsat
as the Arst step In TIE Cars dsauncistios
Of tie treaty Of Berlin. Giftssn thousand
Russian troops have passsd thsoagh Odessa,
and ere nassing IN BnsaSahlA.
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Captured Vessels Ordered Stripped
HALIFAX, N. b., July y6.-Collector of Gus
toms Atwood, at Shslburne, has ordered
the George W. Cushing, City Point and G.
B. Harrington, the three ssissd Portland
vessels there, TO be stripped.
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The wIsosssIa Forest Fires Put Out

MILWAUKEE, July o.-It rained this morn
ing here and at other places in the State
and there are hopes that the Drought q
ended. The forest fires are extinguished.