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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

SITUATION WANTED.-A gradu-
- ate Of Randolph Macon College. who
h as had ten years experience In teaching,
desires a position rs Teacher In School or
college for the coming scholastic year.
Recomme ndations from the faculty and
others can be furnishe ed II desired. Address
II. y. ~, care Postmaster, Ashland, Va.
~ l0.1OtE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
PHILADELPHIA, RIOH- len
MOSD AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed "a ilirg days; Every To caDAY
and FElDAY at u NJ, and every SUNDAY
st6A NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steam.
ers received TIL 1l:30 A. NJ: for Sundays'
steamer I'll Z. VI. saturday. Freight TO
ce!ved daily till 5 Z. ~.
Fare, So.
For further information apply to
J. w. HCCARRICK,
General Southern Agent, Office Rocketts
w. p. ely De & CO.,
iaso General Agents. Phlladelp hla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

by IL. Seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
THAT FORTABLE TWO
L STORY FRAME DWELLING No. 2O9<
SOUTH CHERRY STREET, OPPOSITE
TURNER'S FLOWEk-G A Il ID h y, FO X
SALE At AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY, JULY 90. 1886.
will offer the aforementioned PROPER
L. NJ. The house contains three rooms, and
is ID good order. This property Is we'll
located, and Will pay As an investment.
TERMS: Liberal. and announced az hour
Of sale. II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
jy 10 Auctloueer.
Tor SALE, HOUSE AND LOT AT
L AMtLIA CoURTHOUSE.-By virtue nj
a deed or trust executed to the undersigned
by the late Judge :. :. Wels.ger and Am
f., his wife. aud w. b. Tabb. trustee. re-
office. Deed Book II. page Az. ! shall otter
for sale al public auction, a. Amelia Court
house, NJ 3 Z. NJ.
Thu RSDAY, July %. 1856
thai DESIRABLE LOT AND HOUSES
thereon nov occupied by Mr.. G. y. Row
lett and family situated AT Amelia Court
house. on north side OF the Richmond and
Danville railroad and about 200 yards
from the depot. The dwelling house has
four rooms and is comfortably and cOnye-
niently arranged Tile lot contains about
one acre. Churches aud schools at the Wiz
lage are In easy walking distance.
TERMS: Cash. Other terms may be AIDE
on day Of sale. III. MEADE, Trustee.
is l7,l9S20-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

COSSlSllNf Of \
TRACT OF siI ACRES OF LAND,
lying In the county OF Louisa, Va. one half
mile from PendietOn station. on the Chcsa-
peake and Ohio railway, and situated In the
gold. mining region OF Louisa county. TINS
property has upon il several snafts ana mas
been lately worked 20 a small extent by
Luce Brothers who own the adj Joining pro-
rerty, and is considered y very
RICH AND VALUABLE NINE
by experts who have examined 1t and tested
general specimen OF the ore.
Terms Cash sufficient to pay cost OF sult
and sale say 81 0O0); balance on credit OF
one, two. and three years, the purchaser
executing bonds with approved security.
and Carrying interest from day OF sale Tor
The deferred payments; or j: preferred, one
third OF the purci ase-noney may pc paid
in cash, in which event security on he bonds
for the deferred payments will De dispensed
with. lnether case The legal tile VIII be
retained by tie Court as add tiOual secOrty
until the purchaser money snail nave been
fully pad aud a decd ordered By the Court.
Further particulars may De had ny apply
ing to the comm Isl ourrs, at Louisa Court
house, Va. FRANK V. WINSTON,
GEORGE X. ANDERSON,
WILLIAM T.. BIBb
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
RAILRoAD LrSEs.
q :
HHRSAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.

&ME--yH 4MZ-0x -
NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ wAY.-JULY 3. 1859.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
e.ls A. n, For Newport's News Old Point
Comfort. and Norfolk daily ex.
,,.as A. N. iTf sro sShu AND Local Mail. Ok.
am p. M. Fpr Newpcrts News, Ola
Point and Norfolk, except
x.oo p. M. charlottesville ascommoda.
ton except sunday.
S.2b p. N. For Louisville ana Cincinnati
Fast Express. with through
Pullman cars, daily.
e:O5 p. NJ. For Newport News and Old
Point Qimited), with Pullman
cars. Daily except sunday.
lO:3oP. NJ. Virginia Springs express. daily
except Sunday. Pullman
sleeping-caS TO White Sui
SUNDAY EXCURSION to Newporls
News and Old Point. A. VI.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s;s5 A, NJ. From Ashland. Ky, with
o Pullman cars from White
Sulphur, except Sunday.
Il:I5 A. NJ. From Norfolk, Old Point, and
Viewpoints News, except Sun.
saop. M. From local points aud thu
West, except Sunday.
sl1 p. M. From Old Point, Newports
News. aud Norfolk daily ex-
cept Sunday.
s:55 z, NJ. From Louisville and Cincin-
natl. Fast express daily.
SUNDAY EXCURSION from Old Point
and Newports News arrives 6;loP L. VI.
Depot: seventeenth and Broad streetn.
Tickets at 1000 Main street aud depot.
III. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent,
WILLIAMS q. WIckHAs, Second Woo
President. Je2A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
DrssOLUTi0xs q pARTNEKsKIPs.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

y OIICE Or DiSSbLt lION.
Py mutual consent the firm OF NEALE *
GRASBERGER is dissolved. All parties
owing said firm will pay upon the Joint re-
ceipt OF G. III. +. Deuring aud william VI.
Turpin. who are settling tina business OF the
finn. NEALE ~ GRASbERbEh-
J. A. GRAsBERGEH can be found here
after at No. 144s east Franklin street.
where he Will be glad 10 see his friends and
the nubllc generally iy l7-3ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

DARE CHANCE TO BUY SPLEEN.
DrpLY-LocATED BUILDING LOTS.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCIloN BALE
THREE OF THE HANDsoMEsT AND
MOST DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOTS FOR PRIVATE RESI-.
pENCES
NOW TO BE HAD IN THE CITY,
LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
FRANKLIN STREET
BETwEEN LAUREL AND SHAFER
STREETS,
JUST A FEW YARDS WEST OF MON
ROE PARK,
AND LYING BETWEEN THE ELEGANT
RESIDENCES OF
CAPTAIN c. II. sKINKER AND ]. j.
MONTAGUE, ESQ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
MONDAY, JULY 10, 1885

ALE AT AUCTION OF A
- VALUABLE FARM AND COAL PRO
PETTY N THE END OF POWHArAN
COUNTY, VAL will as commissioner Of
Fluyanua Circuit Court in the suit Of Ash
Inns admin lstrator rs. white. &c, offer for
sale at auction, al GOochlaud Courthouse,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF
SLATE HILL" GOLD NINE,
IN LOUISA COUNTY, VA.

BY virtue OF DEGREES OF the Circuit Court
OF the county OF Louisa. in the state OF Viz
ginia, rendered on the 23th day OF Septem-
Der, 1850 and on the 25th OF March, 1850.
IN the chancery cause depending In said
court, OF the style OF Howard. who sues
fer, &c, u.s. The Safe Hill Gold-Miniug
Compauy # dis.," the undersigned, special
commissioners appointed for the purpose.
will CfTer FOR sale at public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, at Louisa Courthouse Va,
on
MONDAY, AUGUST ., 1855,
THE SLATE HILL GOLD MINE"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

ROARDERS WANTED FOR COOL,
- Pleasant Rooms, nicely furnished. Ia
hle-Boarders also taken. Fare good and at
summer rates. Apply 1T 9i9 east Marshall
street. ~ ll-lWs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.

ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST ROUTE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAE
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
EATES MUCH LESS THAN HALE
CHARGED BY ANY OTHER HDUTE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

I.COUsOUO MAO wanted at the
Manchester Tsnnery and SUmac.MilLs.
Prompt cash. Address
Il. u. SHOTWELL & Co,
~ l3-3m Manchester, Va.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-08-26
THE TEXAS STORM.
Ihirty-Eight Lives Now Known IN
Have Boon Lost.
'"e Damage To Property over Fiv, st,u,o,
Doiiars-rown- swept Away.

FORT WORM, TrxAs, Aug. e3-Fror,
indianola comes the saddest story vet r.-
ported about the storm. During the height
OF the storm the Signal Office was blown
uown, carrying with IL Captain l. A. Reed
signal officer, and DIR. IL Roscncrans.
both OF whom wcrs Lost. Fire broke out
among tho ruins, which extended for
blocks on both sides OF the street. destroy
ing thirteen houses, among which were II.
= hegan's large dry goods store and DR..
LOWS extensive drug establishments.
IT IT lewis was in this building at
,ne time ~ took FIRE. He escaped
being burned To death. but waS suhs.-
quentiy drowned. his body being found
yesterday. SO far as can 10 learned. the
toliowing II "A complete list OF tho lives of
white people lost; Captain l. A. Reed
signal Officer; Or. Crooker, DIR. N. T. Ros'
cncrans, OF Elgin, III, formerly a resident
OF lndisnola, Mrs. Hodges and two chill
adren OF DR. Hodges family, of Cuero !.
Mis. Crooker of Austin, visiting at In.
dianoia with Mrs. Hodges; Mrs. Henry
Sheppsrd two children OF Mrs. Max Lu-
,ncr' OF corpus Christie; DIR David Lewis.
ana Herman, name unknown Resides
the above, the bodies of ten colorcd nee,
sous have been found. Never before wes
the lower Texas coast visited by 40 terrihla
nnd destructive n storm IL extended foy
sp niles inland, destroying thousands Of
houses The total loss, as now known To
texas from the gulf storm is Human
ives lost thirty eight, loss % crops, Si OnD :
VOOi loss to city and town property 81 40O
Woi loss TO shipping aud harbor Improve
ments, $500, 600.
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A Postal conysnI,ncs.

WAsnisoros, Aug. ig.--The post ono,
department has completed ARRANGEMENT.
TOT issuing combined letter sheet and
stamped envelope OF pattern which can
be readily understood and used II ia styled
letter sheet envelope" and Il Of onIv
on" henontnntion-two cents. For tba
present nt least ~ IN deemed etpediant Ia
.onilno the issue of tho letter sheet snyelop.
70 Tow or the principal postonices. Ths
~" as follows Single sheets, q cent? tw.
sh"etsi cents three sheets, cents four
Annets, 10 cents, i've sheets, ~ cents. sir
rncHH' cents seven sheets. i7cents eight
hno'tsi ~ cents; nine sheets, ~ cents. ten
sheets, % cents pads of t,venty. Ave sheet \.
cents pads of nifty sheets, 81 W; pads OF ous
hundred sheets, t2iD; pads OF i've hundred
sheets tllSOi pads ~ ono thousand. t28'
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Mexico Is Getting Ready.

G.LvEsroS, Aug. 23.-A special to tho
Nc,es from Laredo says: In connection " i'm
the fact that the military authorities in
Mexico have within the last week purchased
All the arms aud ammunition 10 be had in
Laredo, 10 IL also n fact that in addition 10
the two thousand troops within few
hours march OF Nuevo Laredo. there
are at present two thousand Mexican
cavalry posted along the Rio
Grande, between Nuevo Laredo and
Piedras Negras. The destruction OF pri-
vate property along the Rio Grande on the
American side before an army could bs
mobilized, would, IL is alleged, be great.
aud the value Of the property DESTROYED
would amount 70 more than the cost of tho
concentration Of few thousand troops bv
the Government at the principle points
along the American border The MeXicans
say the Americans are n nation Of shop
keepers, aud won't fight
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CERED0 WAYNE CO. W. VA. THURSDAY AUGUST 2s rso
THROUGH THE wHrRLpooI,
Hcston Man Swim. rhro.ss IN. u.u
"-, hut Says All the Money In IN.
world woaid Not Tempt Him
do "a Again

DO "a Again.
NIAGARA Falls, ONT. Aug 9o--wm 7
nendaii, OF Boston, to-day swan success-
tuiIy IN cork vest the whirlpool rapids
ot niagara river Tho trial was To settle
wager OF $1,000 made by Boston parties.
ne To receive $1,000 of the stakes. Tb.rc
We're Few spectators OF the affair, it hav.
ing been kept quiet Kendall relates ths
Following experiences when no reached
,hc spot where Captain webb 4. su,
posed To have lost his M. IN. 49,.
scehi"u 10 20 from under him and = huya
waNc struck him on tho head and .houldc,s
ahoCkihS him unconscious for N few mo
nents' He found his swimming abIlitic.
VI VI no use whntcvcr and never oxpected To
come out alive. When entering thc ,,h,rI
pool he was 20 benumbed and nar,,,,
unconscious that he could not usa
limb and did not know ,yh.,
ne was doing. Tho current tooL
nim right into the main oddy and sucl esi
nm MN down like flash, keeping him under
.u,y ni,een seconds Upon reaching tho
f,Iiv es,,. svurren, @ he was shot out Of tho pool
luIiy .ty fect from its center When N.
reschcd tho surface OF the water he hal
partly ,.gained consciousness, and know
,nS thcre was no time 10 spsro
before he would bc dashed dnrn
The lower rapids, no swan TO th. shor.
I'm, landing he was 40 overcome
assistants were fully half an hour o~cuniad
IN rryi'ing him with the aid OF stimulant-
anu by rubbing When asked IN ho ,,o,Id
eyer make another trip be said most ern.
phatically. "No, thereis not enough
money In the world Co Induce me To rep-at 4
,his afternoons experience. Achild would
ran,.,. setne cnnnc" 70 60 through the
swimmer 'NP"'S
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QUITTING RELEASED.
He Is Given His Liberty by the Mexican
Court and tho War Cloud wiz No
Longer Lower.

FL PAso, Aug. @l.-At II no this morning
cutting was taken once more before Judge
Castinada's Court, when the Official min.
utes of the Chihuahu a Supreme Court.
which had arrived this morning, were read
TO him, which recited the decree releasing
MIN from further custody. The decision
OF the court IL based entirely upon the
tact that Medina, the offended party, had
waived his right TO civil suit To-
damages, the court holding that this ended
the proceedings OF the State When ro-
leased by the court Cutting replied. "As
hong as ] am not further detained as a
prisoner, accept my liberty, and request
that copy OF the decree OF the Suprcm,
Court be given me for my future use. -
THIS the court consented TO do in spanish
Judge CsstenRda sent "A copy OF the decree
To Mr.. Provincio, the Joze Politico, who
sent back word that he i'm person would
give Cutting his liberty, accompanied with
some wholesome advice.
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And saved TIA. Lives at rs~r sis~piss Chi,
dren--A ua.k.,. Mother. ur~.. Deed.


ToioNo. IiI-. Aug ia larR. dun.
colored panther, which for several weeks
trrroriScd the people about Douss's Grove.
eight miles southwest OF here. was killed
Yesterday afternoon by woman. who
thereby saved the lives ~ her too little
girls. Tho plucky woman was Mr. Mont
cnlm, who was on her way from Indian
i"rritory 20 her former hotne near Clevc-
lHnd; -. Some years ago ahe aud her hus-
hand went West, where the latter VA.
Killed. Left with two little children the
woman loaded her goods ON wagon aud
started ON the long Journey 10 her Ohio
home The travellers reached Bouse' = Grove
Yesterday and Mrs. Montcalm ntoppeI
and proceeded 20 get dinner. Tho children
wandered uif into the woods, aud when tho
mother called upon thcfn Co come 10 dinner
sshe receivcd no answcr Fearing some.
thinR was wrong, sho took hor rine nom
,he wagon AND started for the woods near
w. Before going far moving branch %
tree attracted her attention, and going
nearer she discovered large panther pre.
pnring 10 spring un her children, who were
hinR asleep st the foot of the tree Mr..
Montchlm az once drew bead on tho
brute and shot him through the body sh.
Then removed The pelt aud took ID with her
on her journey.
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Oeposed BY ConspIraoY.

LoSDoS, Aug. 23.-A dispatch from VI
emma 90 the Times contains the following:
Prince Alexander was depossd by con
spiracy. KaraveloG, the Prime Minister,
entered the Palace at Sofia and eTpln ned 10
Prince Alexander that the public opinion
Of Bulgaria WAS dissatisfied with his
policy aud demanded his deposition.
Prince Alexander said II see no friend 4.
can not resist" Prince Alexander was
taken completely by surprise He was
astounded et the sudden bursting Of tho
plot upon him. NJ. Khraveloff had man
aged the whole affair with such secrecy that
the only indication Of the storm waa tho
mutinous spirit noticeable among tho
troops
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Csnad ian Fisheries.

LONDON, Aug. 19.-T.ord IddosisiTh. For-
eign Secretary has written the Interna-
uonai Arbitration Association saying he
eoncurs In the belief with his predecessor,
,rd hord ltpsebery' that the mOmsnt l. oppor-
tuno To receive n deputation Ia dis,,,,,si 80.
subyect OF opening negotiations with ~.
.HlL"d states Tor the establiKhmsDf Of IN
Anglo American Tribunal. wbOs~ dutie.
sni,lI ,,s pe 70 consider International questions.
.nossl.lEh says tho fishery question. which
the Afbitrnnon Association refers 20 h A
present subject 10 diplomatic nfgo,ia-
uons, and Expresses a hope that the re.t,lt
may be favorable ~ '"'"is
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-08-26
Forest Fire In Nailon.l p.rl

CiNsAnAR, MoS., Aug. 22.--Forcst fire,
nave been raging In the extensive forest
,ying In the northern part OF the Nations aI
rark Tor several days. Every thing IL
very dry, and several thousand scre. of
pine woods lie before the fires. Tho fire.,
are now burning In the vicinity Of Black.
tau creek, about fifteen miles from Nam.
moth Hot Springs. This IL a part OF ths
fark seldom visited by tourfsts and AZ is
oet nnticlpnted that the fires will roach any
OF the regular trails used by yisitors MucL
damage has been done, as this IL one OF the
most heavily timberod portions OF tbs
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Bitter Feellnu Al RsIfast-

BEtrAsr, Aug. is.-An aggravAtIng cir
cumstsnce here just now Is tho fact that a
great many Catholics are losing their
places In the factories In some cases they
nnd Ite there 10 disagreeabis that they vol.
unfairly give up their places a. dld a.
,athoncs employed IN the Ogeenis y
island Shipyards According - n reason
able estimate n is asserted that there are
s,vo CATHOLIC men and girls who have been
.hIpWn out oi employment during thu lat
tnirty days. The rich mon OF gelfast are
All frofestanta 1hoy own tha fnctories
ployed "a"
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Into a Vat.

DuQUoiN, I'LL, Aug. ga man named
scott Hendricks, employed in the salt
works ut 81 Johns, H., yesterday was
wheeling wheelbarTow on the works over
and across the salt yats, when the barrow
slipped from his hands. la trying to catch
the same lac was 40 unfortunate as 10 fail
into the vat OF boiling salt water, the
wheelbsrrow falling in on top Of and hold.
ing him down. When rescued, which wa.
slpiQst instantly be was most pitiful.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-08-26

Conference Held on tho Growing scar
city OF Change.

"AsniScros, Aug. 2i.--Dcmands for
minor coin, principally one, FIVE aud ten
cent pieces, are constantly being received
a, the Treasury Department from all
parts OF the country. The supply OF
s ssnese COINS on band is entirely
nh"ueIuhtc 10 meet the calf.
Tor them, and u has been found ncces... ry
70 car on Tue United States Mintn FOR m
sdditional supply. Superintendent For
oi INC fhiladelpbia Mint, had a conferences
with Acting Secretary Fairchild an, ,hts
subject today, and informed him that no
thought he would be able inside Of thirty
Gays To supply all demands.
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Singular Accident.

NFw BHUSswIcK, ~ j., Aug. o.
William Hammil. partly blind lamp
lighter while on his rounds last evening.
threw bis naphtba torch into a group Of
children. aud burned three Of them seri-
ously. Mamie HOughton. eleven YEAR, OF
age, can not recover. The Others are sitf.
fering greatly from their burns. HammiTs
act was not Intentional
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Nebraska prohlbllIon co,y,,,Io.

LiScofN, NgB., Aug Ig--Ths Prohibition
state convention nominated the foliouing
tieket today forOovsrnor. ~ vs. Hardy.
~ Lancaster County. Llanta,.,, -.
ernor, =. y Graham secrefary "a 7,s.,' 4,
. - Neil Treasurer. A. J. l.ssch An5tfo-
> p Hopper Attorney General Nal. n
bfVWer toIumissioueF II Public Tauds n
y faimeri Superintendent % Public
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Addition 10 canada's pOuula,Ior.

bhihDitf MICH Aug i9.--Jhmes a L.
wilson Treasurer of the Chesapeake and
delaware Canal Company, aud his cousin.
dnehry ' Lesley former Treasurer Of the
mpahy, arc Ia WindsOr, Ont. IL % said
thet they have dsfraudsd the COMPANY ~
rplo"''i having made an OVerisstI@ On fbs
company bonds ~ that amount me e.,,..
psny issued ~ duly .lsi6 - 40 90 ~ tbirfy.
year mortgage bonds, and a. tho hsnds
were printed instead 81 engraved Lusiev
ha1 no dIhienlty In irnItatlnk them
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-08-26

A young man recently applied to
the county poor farm At Dresden. Tenn.
for admittance. lie was healthy and
powerful. but wished 70 live At the farm
rather than exist with bis father, whom
he thoroughly detested.
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pIseoverY of Eneks,s cam.i-

BosToy Aug. q. "A cable message from
Dr Kruger - kioi announces the dis
covery ~ Encko's comet from the observa-
tory AZ Cspetown, Africa The comet haa
r cirCular uebulosity one minute iu diam.
eter, with some central condensation and
no tail iri4 about 81 bright a. a tsnth
magnitude efar
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Cutting Irs.tsd Llk. a an,.t.

H. PAso, Tx, Aug. 22.--An American n
gho visited Cutting in his cell at Paso del
Norte says the editor was treated more like
. guest than prisoner OF State He wns
lightly guarded, had the best there was at
the prison, and was held as a sort Of pris-
oner OF State
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koNg- Aug - Tonight Italian police
men observed man In th@ balcony of 81
Peters. from which Tho Pope is seeastonnsf
% biess ihe people They warned tha pap.l
stndafmear anD promptly arrested -
man. Iha prisoner said his nar. -.
ntorth The examination showed tfss ~
"ns maniac. fhe Pofsa has earrrssst ~.
gratitude and adniirstion f0r ne zeal a.
played by the poiica
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HnisHoEo BHIDoE, y. H., Aug IA
team containing four girls Wa struck ~ q
rain at The grade crossing mile below
here yesterday afternoon. Jessie Colby
was Instantly killed. Blanche Colby fatally
and Nellie fianders and horah Colby
everely injured
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A Mexican Who Want. War.

Sr LOUIS, Aug. 22.A dispatch from ~
Paso, Tex, states that the Mexican Consul
az that place scouts the idea Of any indsrn-
nifty being paid for the imprisonment OF
Cutting, and asserts that in case such a DE-
mand be made by the United State Gov
ernment war may ensne.
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BANGOR MF.. Aug. lg A Maine man ha.
gone o. New York 80 jump from the brook
lyu Bridge ard wiii on a wager lesp from
~ brodis for his sprins iuto ths air.
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Io~a Sept Arsrh.fl,.a.

fneaLts. AEiti AuE i9 Nsrs tas fnss
zen Ieeiv@d nera taEt th- tosu of ssrir.
In souora. sss entirety sssps 49, -,
touls Sarurdag ard sunfsv "a. ,f...
lad ii1f'uiaflun of seven turFrsf Es Il
lritt r. ifft standing Grain feffs ,..rs
nattened o. tnr ground so sssfr..ss -
gee aamsgc or loss % IIfs Is xiesa
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AIoslna Laax,, Suicide.

LONDON, Aug IA foreign lady who
lost gi2,OO NJ the Monte Carlo gaming
tables has committed suicide Ia a village
near Grenoblo. This makes the seventy
sixth case of suicide owing - losses 81
Monte Carlo since the beginning Of the
season.
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Fen Throuah Ratten arIda.

PfSE BLUTT. AEN. Aug x3-A yhsston
containing colored driver and three chill
dren ~ Charles We'll fell thirty feet
through q rotten bridge One child vas
kiiled and the two others seriously injured.
The driver was fatally injured.
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MotwFqrt. Ilf-. AuE Miebasl Kern.
eellfodp farmer rasidinr nssr hera
while mounting = horse with rur tn IA
Band aas K led hY fte hammer csfrrIrsy
some esF and dIseharalng fhf gun = load
man u0dF