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An EDITORS ESCAPE.

4 Desperate Attempt to Murder = Mon
tAna Editor Results Disa~srousIy TO the
Wonld-be Assassin.
BUTTE, NJ. T., June 2t.-Athvc o'clock
last evening q desperate attempt was
made to assassinate c. o. Ziegenfuss, ed
itor Of the Miner. The would-be muir
dercr Is q carpenter named Miller, whose
daughter eloped q lew days ago from An-
aconda with a young fellow named Har-
rington. Miller pursued the couDlc 70
this city and found them occupying an
apartment together. He compelled lIar-
rington 70 marry the girl and then went
around town boasting 81 what he had
done. Next mornings Miner contained
q brief account Of the affair, and in the
afternoon Miller visited the newspaper
Office and demanded a retraction. Editor
Zeigcnfuss told him he would investigate
the matter, and publish a retraction II
one was deserved. Miller went away APP
parcntly Modified. but returned later In
an intoxicated condition and made q
nuisance Of himself generally. Last
evening he returned again and re-
quested . private Interview with the
editor, who conducted him 10 the edi-
torial room upstairs. and when the head
OF the stairs was reached Miller suddenly
grasped Ziegenfuss with one hand, and,
drawing q pistol with the other, fired II
his head. The ball whistled past Its sar-
get, and Ziegcnfuss and his assaiIant
rolled down the stairs together. In the
descent the pistol was dropped, and,
after being severely ~pummeled BY an at
tache III the business Office, Miller was
given into the custody Of an officer.
The charge Of attempt ( . Kill will be
entered against him to-day. Mr.. Ziegen-
fuss was not injured In the least BY his
rough experience, and numerous friends
are congratuIating him upon his narrow
escape. Public feeling Is strongly
against Miller.
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a pRLE0AS1on o. Germans : % mini
- work W railway d~evelopmeat report
that there h no chance for profitable en-
serpriss until the Emperor atsains his ms-
1ority.
Wan o. The New York buckst-shops has
been commenced BY the STOCK Exchange
ordering that the business q furnishing
them with quotations must cease.
The President on the I'D sent % Con.
gPess ssven vetoes, AL the vetoed meas
urss being private pension bills which
originated In the Sen ate
CArrArx DoroHrv Of the Portland nsh-
ing schooner Ella n. Doughty. which was
seized - Englishtown. Cape Breton. last
month, arrived in Halifax on the s2d from
the United States He was on his way
back 20 Cape Breton 20 again take charge
o. his vessel. bonds having been given BY
her wners.
Hox. Ma Cn~APLEAu. Dominion Secre-
tary Of State, referring TO the fishery
question. said IL might involve Canada il
serious complications, hut be had faith in
Presid ent Cleveland and the American
Congress. and be had no doubt the ques-
would shortly b brought 70 spracticai
and equitable solution
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n the senate on tne 18th. AFTER some
wrangiing over the order OF business. the
Vance bill. repeating the Civil service oct.
vas indefinitely postponed Resolutions
calling on the Postmaster Genera for in
formation comet fning postmasters' salaries.
senate took up she calendar. The Fitx John
ssth. several blIls passed. among them
o once neney.os s ne slso e' sss rye - o.I R0 Tor
payment Tor carr yIng foreign malls; also.
NJ. Lcgan's army nui..-.-.In the House the
from the conference committee with some Of
she senate nom concurred In
A resolution for nnni adjournment on July
m Ute creme me s e sss s uny: .s and so %ssSs sSI p
committee OF the whole during the remain
der Of the seesion-
THE senase vas not In session on the issh
--.-..In the House : bill was passed author.
king the construction Of . bridge across the
Mississippi q Dubuque. Ia A message from
h President was received announcing
his approval OF the shipping bill
called Tor remedial lesisission. The
Naval Appropriation bill WAS consid-
cred in committee Of the whole. and = fight
s Hssar ior e sss erection ere msm ~ mi shs %assors
building 1t Washington. but the clause va
Gnally allowed TO stand
II the tsenate on the Est . bill gfvina
Dearborn psrk % the city Of Chicago passed;
also . bin removing she political disabllitieo
OF } @ riourney. OF Mississippi resolu-
ton vac agreed 20 calling for inform alton
On land Frauds The Army APpropr.s.
House non concerning i n the senate .ss
amendments The senate Insisted O n IL
amendments andl . conference committee
me anne course. i1 fhe p'B Bii 1sps.i n.,s 'G sss
land laws vas then taken ~ and discussed.
-----In the House the senate amend.
@ .srs on.soncarre sae IN r sns con- on
ference was appointed The
Naval bill Vas passed. Cnder the call OF
states many bills and resolutions we're in
troduced, the most notable being q resoiu-
ton BY Mr.. Glover MOI for investigation OF
X ID. Lancaster. The >undry Civil Appro-
pr'ations bill was then taken up In commit
zee Of the whole and discussed the rest OF the
n the Senate on the 12d ne only impos.
oant matter considered was the bill repeal.
Ing the Pre- mption and Timber Culture
actsL No action vas < ave "a
discuss the measure..-...In she House
min veto messages on private pen
zion bills we're received from the Fresident
81 n nDss', eo. ss,lcd up the proposed chang:
pension bills. and . debate ensued. Iasting
through the entire session
In the senate on the I'D 4 bill was passed
for paymen OF expenses OF steamboat In
spectors BY the government The 70 e By
which the bill prohibiting congressman act
vas passed. VA reconsidsred The Bill
repeal ~ the Pre- emption and. Timber Cult
ure Laws was debated until adjourn
n msns:;,5,,n g sns .r nonse sns Gay vas spe1s n
Morrison's proposed change OF rules rolas-
ing 20 pension legislation
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Ease Dudia Proving n1ersr1fs Formidable
Rival % Amerlcn - : source ~ Grain
supply "a Earope-Dmmense shipments
which Must .Aaect the Home MARKET To-
Bsreadstu0a-
ST.. LOUIS. June 2s.-Ex-Governor =
o. Stanard received to-day from Bruce I
Wilson, importers OF Glasgow, Scotland,
: letter on the grain trade situation In the
United Kingdom. Of which the following
are the most important extracts:
During the past week che depression has
rather Increased than oeherwise In the grain
trade. and there are some very weak points
In the situation. In Che. nrst place. the
ssssss' .. q ~ o'F: sassss o. a"'s seq SSss
shipments from America have been
very liberal and 90 the amazemens %
al s snss : IN n az a asas; nn g. Wheat az.
The ability Of our Eastern colony 20
ship such IN enormuus quantity %
current values Will tend % rcvosusionixe the
trade. and tor er experience u quite value
less IN the altered circumstances Of the
trade. II may occur that these shipments
may not be repeated. Doubtless large par.
shipments. and the necessity Of iuinIiing
the<c contracts before their term expired
may account for such heavy ngures beng
10 the United Kingdom has increased 100. 70
quarters since this week. and i now z.sis.oOo
quarters
II seems 20 rs that the cost. Insurance and
freight business will be very iimitcds for
some time 60 come. as the Losses the trade
here and elsewhere have sustained will deter
the bulk OF importers from opsrating
Bruce 4 Wilson stand ht.h In business
circles and nave the reputation OF being
shire wd, far-seeing business men n close
observers, 30 that their opinion carries
weight. The letter was read by . number
OF gentlemen on the 1oor and the outlook
was pronounced discouraging. There
has been considerable hooting at India
wheat and m that II would prove
a formidable rival 70 American wheat, but
thai II Is becoming an unpleasant
factor Is acknowledged on all hands.
II Is said BY some dealers that Indian
wheat cannot prove formidable because
the grade Of II ID 50 much lower than
that Of American wheat. but this Is dis
proved to some extent BY the statement
Of London millers, who pronounce It
good milling wheat, IS good II n bet
ter than the average grade OF American
export wheat.
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eIEFi eANGl

A Powder and Dynamite Factory Goes
skywsrd-Rnmor~ Of serious Loss Of Life.
PHILADELPHIA, June PA special TO
the Telegraph from Morristown, N. j.,
states that the Fcrsite Powder and Dyna-
mite Company's works lei Hopatcone
were blown up Monday night BY q ter.
rinc explosion, which shook the coun-
try for miles around. People thought
there was an earthquake. and
when the sky in the direction
Of Lake Hopatcong became lurid . short
time later. II was conjectured the hotel
Brislin At the end Of the lake was burn.
ing. The matter wa much thought Of
BY country people In the vicinity until
yesterday when a farmer being near the
works came through and reported that
the Forsite works had blown up and that
several men were killed.
The works are In q secluded spot, and
all facts concerning them are kept as Sc
cret and quiet q possible by the owners,
owing 70 the general dislike Of having
such a dangerous business carried on
anywhere near . community. II II i'm
possible at present TO verify the loss Of
life.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS

In the Senate on the cath the bin for Z
new district Judge in Alabama passed;
also the bill repeating the Presumption
and Timber Culture laws, after which the
Fitx-John Porter bill was taken up, and
the Senate adjourned, Mr.. Logan having
the aoor..-..In the House Mr.. Long. for
correction Of the Record. made : lengthy
speech defending Charles Francis Adams
from charges made by Mr.. Henley. The
morning hour Wal dispensed with, and the
Sundry Civil Appropriations bill vas
taken up in committee Of the whole, and
it, consideration consumed the rest Of the
days session.
The President vetoed twenty mine more
pension bills on the cath.
Mas. CLEVELAND, assisted by Miss
Gfegg, held an informal reception At the
white House On the afternoon OF the cath.
A GROUP Of Partisan financiers have adj
vanced 100000 francs TO the Panama
Canal Company ~ security for the ny
p~othecation Of the recent call.
SENATOR WARNER MILLER advises
young men to 60 into politics.
The British Parliament dissolved on the
seth.
SECRETARY WHTfxKY denies that be has
any intention Of resigning.
Prussia has decided to found an inde-
john PR0rxNAx. one Of the Milwaukee
Anarchists, was convicted on the cath, and
another acquitted.
MICHAEL DAvIrT expresses great conf
dence in the success Of Gladstone In the
coming election.
SENATOR MORRILL, Is still In . critical
condition from illness &C Washington
HKRR KRUPP IL preparing 20 establish .
foundry 1t Nikolaief, Russia, for the
manufacture Of cannon
Ar Saratoga, on the 2sth. the Intcrna-
tional Hahnemann Association began it,
sixth annual meeting.
An eIeven-year-old girl, bitten by a dog
in April last and treated by Pasteur, died
few days ago In France.
DR. q. b. WARREN, Of vincennes, Ind,
was convicted at Syracuse, N. r., on the
24th, Of bigsmy.
FIVE THOUSAND gold bars
have been ordered for shipment from New
York 70 Hamburg
Ex.PREsIpExT AKTHuR departed from
New York on the cath for New London,
Conn, via the New York Central railroad,
md arrived q his destination without
having been specially fstigusd-
SECRETARY AND Mas. wmTrEv gave
iinner In honor Of the President and Mr..
r1evslAsd on the evening Of ths Gath.
TwsSrY-sEvEx railway nail CLERKS
ben discharg ed BY order q the POST
.astsr.0ensral for Insuborstios IN con
70 obstrucs The regulation q -
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-. E.pess". 800. .ssn
..s- |. ..y~s !" ~
$500 |" "
.r.-.--- u 4 $50
="
fAhis, june 2s.--Ihe government a.
three o'clock yesterday afternoon issued
\ decree expcllinr The French princes
s.om IN. .o..,-.
w,.~- 49, ~ p.uu
WV" y oo."' ~ - 'ees'''" ho
result OF tne DIVISION on inc Expulsion
bill hts son and the Duke dcs Charities,
who were with him, burst Into tears. The
,nhshitants ~ I'm collected IN .ro,ns ~
I 1850. :. xt..... ~. ar..,.n. ~,
4. i"e
sa'es " .ne enA'eau n" % opened az
eleven O'Clock to-day 20 aunt the towns
people OF Eu and Trcport. who desire tho
Count 10 rccc i've nm EXPRESSION ~ the,,
.vmpathv.
or~ ..
c Ssr. p.'sons ea,'eu ~ tht
Nm" ses'er"ay ~" insefineu
sc"e'. ~, |" spec'ai DOCK. Inc
<o"s ~ as snooA nanus Win each
Tsn ~ LILY sSpsrsseu Ms thanks.
Nou". anu .ountess ~ faris ana
.s's ! /. me louis in'ii'ppe, ni'e'
!. .rr .. WI, 's'cnus 'o-uay viii cmoark
1.asepo.s mls a',ctnoon, arriving ~
iunoI'uS. wens hng'anu, or ffi"ay'
~. = vii ~. ~ sne'r res,'cnee mere
" S so ~" 'Ssuc , n'a"''es.o p.v'ss'-
M r,cnsr.h,c.r r~arr.mmo
'ns nnona,en'c.I pIog.am'ns
.''nee NaPo,uon s'a1'e" Ior Geneva
ne ssen'"s. re "ss accon,pnn' w =
"nn.~ .enu. " snc sa""ay s.a'on
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- a,,"~a vwns".a 49, pn." M,
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- I 900 ~. e.ss .ra "sra
corr,cr.cr;ss ~ s.vsr. Isrwrerenrn ana
"a ..~,.., 4. nW on
q Royalist, tried to rally a party In order
70 make a demonstration, but the police
hustled NE crowd roughly. -,
N.no,se. ga p.;..a 49, .n1 s,a,eS
49,, 10 anu ..an.. s'.u n,
,n.' -. 49, y. ..s~h aspo .,a,-
49,. mn 49, n- h..,,r.d -
..su ,h.nsa,..s - *. 49,.
pricce V,csor ana as,ecr ~ HE mos,
prominent sdherents, including the Mar
f.. $500 " n."- ~,
train hoor;u.r tho rorfv loft tho efafiou
sr.;d cssas ssvtsa ~"an
pa.a, s.a n,. n sv;r. \. cnh-
i;c,.n Tharn 80 h,s1sn. So 60
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.no"", tssa.a p~,s.
~. p.,nsl 49, 10 ..1S. ~, 81
NV. r.,a 800, .m n"a,ia
m.n s"s 49, ,"s,s !. r.nt H.
49, - / - r",r rant.
80. - 80" s,'ns.. - ~ ~sa.ans cnn-
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YoRK, Pa. June 23.-John Hood and
wife (colored) Of this place were quarrel
ing this morning when Police Onlcer
George Powell happening that way was
called In. Hood, who II . desperate
character drew knife and saying "vou
can't arrest me alive" rushed q the on
Ger who drew his revolver. During the
scufle that followed the oflcer's pistol
was taken from him, but he managed 70
regain Il, and . the negro rushed At the
oflcer be was shot through the heart kill
Ing him Instantly. Hood had been drink
Ing heavily.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, June 24.-Thc case
against Charles Reed, John Mallory and
Curtis Reed, who stole the yacht Mamie,
from Kenosha, while on . spree, AMI
were o~verhauled by the revenoe cutter
johnson at Grand Haven, IL exciting
considerable attention In court cir
cIss. A. the punishment for piracy =
death, the district attorney wants 70
prosecute the prisoners under the State
law for larceny, but the owner Of me
yacht objects, - he thinks The punish
ment for the latter crime II not severe
enough.
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WASHINGTON, June 24.-Thc DEPART
ment Of State IL in receipt Of the follow
ing information through the United
States Minister at Guatemala, concern
ing the mining industry Of Honduras;
sThc gold and silver mines Of Honduras
consist Of nearly two thousand known
veins, besides the placer gold washings
north OF the Cordilleras. The alIuvial
deposits forming the latter average thirty
feet In depth and cover hundreds o.
square miles, and are all well watercd
and heavily timbcrcd. Experts pro-
nounce the placer country. and par
ticularly In the department Of AIancho,
equal TO the best California hydraulic
w~ashings, and Il will pay handsome
profits on large investments. Gold
quartz veins abound on the north and
south coasts, while between these Iics
the great silver belt Of the country,
which u over nftv miles wide and ex-
tends across the country,
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OMAHA, Neb., June &C. L. Bradley,
. colored gambler, was shot and prob
ably fatally wounded by M Thomas
ShotwelI, i've miles from Crawford.
Northern Nebraska, yesterday. Bradley
was lying asleep on his cot when Shot
well shot him In the back Of the head,
tearing Oh the outer plate Of the skull.
Shotwe1l then fired into his back ~ he
rose up, and next drove . bullet through
his eye, another bullet into his forehead
and still another into his right arm.
Shotwell mounted Z horse and escaped
70 the hills. Bradley never lost con-
seriousness and IL still alive. He carries
more wounds thar any man In the North
west. He was . sergeant In G Troop,
Ninth cavalry, until q few months ago
when he became q professional gambler.
Bradley has been In eight shooting
scrapcs, and has always been nit.
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ALTO for general Escape Of ths H.
mates q u Hamilton County COZ An,
- discovered % ~ 1IsE SIX stssl =
- Iron sav-franss : brass 10y and other
soo1s were found n > o. ehs prisoner,
Gus. and q . stated that friends o. he
pia7oers wsrs : assist then "a scaling
sns wslls ~ rcpss, &C., and % rssise shs
goasds V nscsssarv.
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TurRs ere % many bills before the
President for his signature that many q
them yin become Law before be can ex-
anime then
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II b expected that : cal for ths -
demption of<@ ,ooo. 100 three per cent bonds
vil b issued from the Treasury Depart
neat IN . few day&
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REV. HExRr WAND BEEczzR sailed To-
Europe on the steamship Etruria on the
18th. accompanied BY his wife He yin
probably return the latter part Of sepsem-
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PREsnExr C~LKvKLAxD's attention has
ben called % The disgraceful condition o.
The American Soldiers' cemessry Il The
City q Mexico.
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TIN British Government contemplate
placing An agent q New York with :
view to eondncfing . parcels post BE-
tween Great Britain and the United
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Nh PARxKLL = 20 stump England and
Scotland % allav. II possible, thsr religious
excissment raised OVER The prospect Of
aome-ruls Ia Ireland
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rHx street. gossips Of Washingtoa ars
busy reconstructinx President Clevsland's
Cabinet The President ~ not ben
heard from on the subject
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lfis stated thss Senator Jones. a Hori :
q. VII not SEEK recollection % The United
Btssss Senate, nor wen return % he cd
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TOPICS OF THE DAY,


1ERnR b srouhle a washing>oa ovsr -
yenpAis Bridge bil. Different corpora-
oions c~ontending for ne franchise
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I'm g. Louis & So rranc<seo Rarroad
Company = The I'd Gled : bond viii -
6ecsstary Of The interior IN he amount a
10000 - = Indemnity % che Indiaas
Tor ny icss shat The latter aay sustain y
The baiIding q The rod throagh tke
choclaw and Chfckasav nations.
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JrDoE u0Fr announcsd q ~ Albany
"a. - Comfy Coart o. ~ I'd that hs
~ ben approached By Saperint~alent
Ackwsn q - AIbsay ~penitestiary with
- oasr q afty dollars spiscs for saeh
Iong-tsrn pvtsoner ssnf 70 thatfnsfitusioa-
1his attempt q bribery caused : profound
sensation q Albany.
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ERNEST DAVID, the b~iographer Of Bach
and Handel, = dead He leaves completes
manuscripts lives Of Nendelssohn and
6chumann. which VII b Published short
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II i reasonable 70 suppose that the en-
Of this session Of Congress - slowly bu
surely approaching. hut Senator Evarts
promised Grafton on the Silver question
HIS not yet been delivered
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n. New England Institute Pair build
Ing q Boston was Destroyed By ire % the
Inst, and twelve persons are known %
have been burned % DEATH Eight charrsd
bodies we're recovered The building cost
$4,000.
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= esrsnony Of conferring the cardi-
naIs hat o. Archbishop Gibbons VIII taks
place In the Baltimore cathedral on the
9TH, which viii Be the twenty-6fsh an
niversary Of the priesthood Of he prelate.
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Fnon recent informatiss coning nom
psrsons very - the Prssidsnt. there
sssns . b - dosh< thas Lieus<nans
Greedy, aftsr III promotion % Captain o.
the cavalry = coanrmed, yin b appoint
- Major I'D Assistant Adjstans-0sn-
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CoEuss1oxKR sPARKs continues 70 a.
esct more attention than an the othe1
ofncials combined He II the best abused
man II the country and u convincing the
people that the lad rings are even biggeu
than any 90 had supposed
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TIM history q ths Helots robbsr band
q Texas shows e 70 have ben one Of the
worst gangs Of desperadcss the State eve
knev, md thas Il 4 now broken up q due
70 Tie fset that two Of ths members Be-
cane rigals Tor tie love of : woman
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WEEKLY COURIER.
c. DoA~E. Pas,s~her-
JASPER. EllAxA
TOPICS OF THE DAY,
News from evo9ywhoso.
1ERnB h srouble q " ashingto. ovsr -
Memphis Bridge bil. di6srsns corpora-
tions ccnsending for the franchise
n n stated shas senator Jones. a Fori :
-. vii not seek reelection % The United
Btasss Senate, nor even return - HE Cd
home.
TurRs ere % many bills before The
President for his signature that many q
them yin become Law before be can ex-
anime them
--- -
4.
49, 49,. c.,s,1-, --<<r- - \.
City q Mexico.
- I -. In 49,
&-m,s;c, Ne ~ ~ ,h-~r~e-< nc.x-
Vii - 1900 fron 49, Tr,.s.rv D.nsrt-
Osnt IN . few days
-. p..~-- - - p--~.-x.-x
~~~;,---.< 800 - 49, -r-..-sse ~
So.~---,e i, 1r.,.,d
- p~>~A 5000 - 80 - ~ -
~ \, ,h.s ~ r..~-a n. mi - 49,
~-l.,c. ~ 49, c-S,-~- 80 -~ 49, ~
cR.uh~~ - n.r,e;~~
60
wc~,h - $1,000 80 ccs.;-- sA-;--,..c.
80 ar;u;,~ rur,,~~~ - 80 -..rs .vcsA
f,r posce irt-rf-r.n~
--
I'm street. gossips Of Washingtoa aro
c.h;.~< n. prs.fas,f - - -.
he.rd fron q. <he suhi.rx
--
Z WALDO o. ne North
ves.ern in~dePendent rresoyser,an enuren
o. fnuadelphia- = the central ngure Of :
~
A EvERE storm struck the Austrian
capital and vicinity On The 3lsf, destroy
ing bridges. roads. railways and uproot-
tng hundreds Of trees in RinEstrask park.
r.r~n.--c - Nc----. -.
and Handel, = dead He leaves completes
manuscript lives Of Nendelssohn and
6chunann, which VII b published short
".
-
--r- -rL .-- 49,
18th. sccompanied By his wife he yin
probably return tne latter poxf o. Sepeem-
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