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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22
HeaU Mains,

GARDzE 01TY, Kas., Jaly 21.-HsaVy
rains have fallen during the night and
this morning, commencing Gbout nid-
night and hAe rained fog six hours con-
stautly. In many places is Was flooded
and bat few bE1dgee have been washed
away, but Ehs crops heVe not been re-
ported damaged 70 any great extent.
This rain has been general over this part
of the state, and &c e su6lcieat 20 lnsure
good crops. Corn looks we'll, and wheat
and cats are more than a average crop.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

HALIFAX, Il. s., July 70 -Nlneseenm men
Of the Brisish war ship ssGcchaWak" went
ashore e Port ROYAL, Jamaica on the 9th
alt, and while there storm arose. They
attempted 10 E91HFns 70 9he ship ia the
storm and On 1eArIBk the vessel the boat
capsized. The next mofaing three of the
sailors were found on the bottom Of the
boat drifting toward Henderson, and two
were on tbs royal naval buoy In Port
Royal harbor. 20 which they had swan ;
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

THE New Hampshire prohibitIoDists
have nominated Joseph Wentworth Of
Concord as their candidate for Governor,
and they propose TO fight it out on that
line. The republican party aud the DEM
OcrscY, they say, hays made the dramshops
their allles. and a separate party Is indis-
pensable. In addition 10 their
pIohib IIonists declaration, they go
IN for q teuhour law and for
aTbiTstiDg AntAgonisms between work
men and employers. Finally. they
denouncs tho Republicans and
Democrats of New Hampshire for usInR
money to buy votes aud corrupt elections,
and they propose that the men who do this
shall be disfranchised
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Asst. Louis.

81. LOUIS J ulT II.
HOas Receipts, 1000; shipmenes, 800;
slow and easier; butchers, 81. so04 IS; psckeTs.
s. S0649 90; yOrkers. 81 65A47S.
CATrLE-Receipte, 3,Sao. shipments. 100;
AarRet steady: shippers, 81 OOG4 IS: buSchers'
s. 500A25; Texans and Indians s9.0e0355.
WHEAF-WssE; k6x lower. No. rcd cash.
CoaN-Aarket stronger. l0lK highe; No 3
mixed cash. S6x; August 50 81 bid; Septsm-
Der. a.
OATs-MaFket essy; No mixed cash 283e0
9SS August, ga: september. 58Z.
WHf0KeY-Eirm ] o..
P0HE-Weak and lower $i025
LAEU-SkeadY a 80.
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ReaULoee.

CLEVELAND. o., July 90,-A desEruc-
tive IRE visited nottingham block. an ele-
CANT brick building i've stories high, IN
Euclid avenue, at an early hour this morn
ing. The building was occupied on the
ground floor by Cook Bros, dealers In
wall paper; Otis Brooks Household Ar
ticle Co.; p. G, Gaylord, druggists; and
Kenmer s. Kushman, fresco artists. Total
loss, sos, 900; insurance heavy.
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AMonopoIy for Capitalists.

CHICAGO, July 2I.-A Statement Is pub
lished to-day that q concession for the
establishment OF National Bank of the
Republic of Honduras has been granted
absolutely TO q party of capitalists of
Chicago, New Orleans, New York and
Minneapolis. The concession It Il
stated gives the incorporators Q
monopoly on ali the bonding
business of the country amounting to 427.
600, 900 annually. The bank operations
will get under way about October LIST.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

81. LOUIS, July 2O.-Three Of the war
rants sworn out yesterday for the arrest Of
the Provident Savings bank dlrec-
tors were served last night. and Heasrn.
Swain, Scott and Miller were arrested.
They each furnished bond IN the sum Of
$1,000. The other directors are absent
from the city, but upon their return win
bA sxrested
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CHICAGO. July 20.-A very severe wind
STORM prevailed in western Nebrnsks Last
night and great damage has been done by
it. No particulars csn be learned e. tale
graphic Communication on the UnzGn
Pacific IL entirely interrupted. Over Q
mile Of telegraph poles have been blown
down near Sidney
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Mr.. MURDOCH of the Ell Dorado Repub-
llcan has . column and half editorial
headed Are We Going to He'll ~ in which
he does considerable Bob IngersOlI and
Tom Paine tbeorizlng, and attempts TO
prove that God inside mistake IN not
turning the devil out of the Garden Of
Eden instead of banIshinG Adam and Eve
We do not wish TO hurt Mr.. Aurdcck's
feelings, but If he continues in the course
he lie now pursuing We are afraid satan
Will foreclose the mortgage he evidently
has on him.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

CINCIHNATI boasts that she has q church
to every $50 inhabitants, thus exceeding
every other city 10 the United Ststes.
This statement is creditable to Cincinnati
but, juding from the amount of crime per-
peIrAted at that place and the political
WIckedness as exemplified in their late
elections. the churches must be built mere
ly to look at, and not for actual use.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

A PARADoxICAL observation is that
while menthOl, a remedy tor neuralgia,
imparts sensation of GOODNESS, the paris
rubbed with 1t are really hotter than the
surrounding skin. This confirms the new
ly advanced theory that sensations of heat
and oil cold are conveyed by Two distinct
sets of nerves, the menthOl seeming To
powerfully stimulate the nerves of cold.
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Stopping night in Iowa. I was bind

Stopping night in Iowa, was inn
pressed with one feature of their Pro-
hibition law. had little spirit-lamp
which wanted to use in various ways.
had everything necessary except the
alcohol, and went into drugstore to
buy some. mo, sir" said the proprie-
torP 1--WE have no permit But" he
added. ''wait moment; guess there
Is no law against selling camphor." So
he put little camphor-a very little
into bottle of spirits and all was right
Chicago ddUdnce.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

A boy y years old was the important
witness in 8 lawsuit. One of the law
yers, after cross-questioning him severe
~, said: "Your father has been talking
TO you and telling you how to testify,
hasn't hep" Yes" said the boy.
''Now," said the lawyer. '.iust tell Us
told me that the lawyers would try and
tangle me in my testimony, but if ]
would Just be careful and tell the truth
I could tell the same thing every time"
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Bouna 60 Keep Her.

CINCINNATI, o., July 21.-A special
from Greenburg, Kentucky. says: Clean
Bishop. aged 20 years, was married on
Monday to Hetta Boston, his ward not
over 8 years old. Bishop IL backWoods
doctor and preacher, and possible without
license or diploma. His wife died two
weeks ago and the neighbOrs threatened TO
take from him this girl whom he had
and to thWart them he procured
q license and was married by Davis Judd.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

HON JOHN A. ANDERSON is out In a
long letter on the congressional situation,
from which his friends infer ho will run
rs an Independent, while others think he
has pledged himself In It not to run unless
. new Republican convention is regularly
called by the central committee
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

WNHKPBG. n. ". T., July 2O.-At noon
Saturday, six mounted and masked high
waymen robbed her majesty's mall coach
twenty miles south of Humboldt station,
obtaining $4,000 from mall bags. The
coach left Qaappelio Friday. II Il re-
ported that the driver vas kill. The
coach contained tWenty-lhree passengers
The robbery IL Supposed 20 have been the
work Of road agents. Mounted police are
securing che country
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

NEw YOKK, July 2o.-Dougiass
Roomi, for several years the trusted book
keeper Of HneslWright. Anderson 4 Co..
dry goods commission lrm Of Boston and
New York, has disappeared. He sent 8
letter from on the road confessinR that he
had robbed them of about $4,000. His
speculatio1s have been going on for two
az three vaAFR
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

As MIGHT have been expected, the sue
cessiul trip made by cask with . man IN
IL through the whirlpool rapids Of the
Niagara river, lie bringing other
craDks TO The front, and George
w. White of Buffalo proposes to
make the trip without cask. His
iriands, how sver, may as we'll have .
c'fan in boat few miles down the
river
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

TIE loss by the burning OF the Knapp,
Stout s. Co. lumber yards at st Louis on
Sunday last is estimated at $SOO,O0O. The
Ore Is said to IL have been OF incendiaEy
origin. The employees OF the company
standing around refused To help In the et-
forts to control the flames.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

IT 10 said that by an exIraditIOn treaty
between the United States and England.
and which has been signed, the author or
authors OF a dynamite explosion In one
c1untry may be arrested in and returned
by tho other.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

THE Council Grove Republican and
also the Guard are very abusive Of Post
master MoriaTty OF tba, place. The Guard
calls him q red headed. flannel mouthed
IrishmAn," etc, etc. II must be inter-
estinV reading for subscribers.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

THERE Is not q single Dative OF Illinois
on the jury which Is trying the Anarchists
In Chicago. Three We're horn 10 New
YVIk, three IN Ohio. two In Wisconsin and
one each In Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,
Indiana and Nova SCOTS,
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Murdered Tor mOnev.

JANEsvILLB, Wis, July 19.-Henry
Search, a wealthy farmer 76 years old aud
his wife, living q mile and-a-half west of
this city, were murdered last night for
their money.
The two lived together alone and had in
their employ q boy 10 years old, and Sat-
urdaY night the boy, who resides In this
city, went home. This morning he went
to work as usual and on going out to the
barn found the body of Search lying
under one of the Cows, as If he had been
milking when he tell. The boy sup
posed ne had fallen in a f1t, as he was
subject to them. He went immediately
80 the house TO inform Mrs. Search
and called her, but received
no reply. He then looked in the dining
room and saw her dead body
lying on the floor. He informed
one Of the neighbours and Deputy Sheriff
soon at the scene, and on examination Of
body of Search, il was found he had been
shot in the back of the neck. The ball, q
80 calibre was found at the base of the
brain. Mrs Search was shot evidently
with the same revolver, the ball entering
just under the right eye and passing
through her head. Search was quite well
to do, and Il was generally known
that he kept his money In the
murderer evidently was money.
The bureau drawers were ransacked and
the money taken, but how much cannot be
determined. They failed to find $475 in
gold which was discovered this morning.
Suspicion rests upon . farm hand. Edward
W. Moore, who has been employed by q
farmer in the same LeighborhoOd. who
disappeared at midnight, going to Chicago
this morning at seven O'Clock. Moore
V1v0a 4 l.
yer two weeks ago of the same calibTe as
the bullets found in Mr. and Mira Search
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

There are GIL artists models in
Paris, of whom about one-half are ItaI-
ian, 120 French, 80 Germans, GO Swiss.
so Spanish, so Belgians, 45 English,
80 Americans, and Irish. OF the GIL.
$50 have passed their majority; all the
rest are young girls between sixteen
and twenty.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

The best eAlVe in the world for cuts,
bruises. sOEos. ulcers salt Theum. tsyeR
sores, eettsE, cbapped hands, chtIbIaIns,
ecTns and all skin eEupklooe, and pcsi-
lively cures pfles or no pay required.
Is Il guaranteed 70 give perfect safisseG-
ton OF monsv refunded. Price Is ceufG
per box For sale BY B. Wheldo0.
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midland the Rfght,

ToABsToNE, ARK, July 2O.-A report
reached Tombstone yesterday that Prefero
O'PosuTe Of Sonora, and four companions
had been killed by the Apaches last week
while on their way 70 examine some min
ing property near that place. They had
no escort and fifteen others escaped. II IL
said no less than eighty bucks were Beeo
in the fight.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

Let Us nail our colOrs TO the mast, put
up = clean Democratic county and state
ticket. and then vote as'the bee d es.-Ex-
change
The bee fi,es with lie ''brain end" fore
most. II would be quite comical TO see a
string of Democrats walking backward TO
The mills
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

The Knights Of L4tOr should r,mem
FER Mr.. POWderly's warning. and bewsre
OF "labOring men who do not labor"
They are the ones who generally create
trouble.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

JOHN L SULLIVAN would make q splen-
did congressman, judging by the standard
of Cobb aud Laird. These gentlemen
should get the but end of the law for their
disgrecefal actions on Friday last.
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The district court held an adjourned ses-

The district court held an adjourned ses-
sion Monday and among the various cases
considered were: City of EmporIa w. 4.
J. Houck, violation Of ordinance, plead
guilty and was fined $500 and costs.
State of Kansas Va. Bush, grand larceny.
plead guilty and was sentenced to the
penitentiary for two years. White vs..
White divorce granted.
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Il IL curious Ia noe the interest taken in
Mr.. Anderson by democratic papers, who
all claim To be bis staunch friends because
OF his brilliant record In congress. Won
der Il this would b. SO il Wilson were of
the trackg
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At Chicago

CHICAGO. July Il
Hoss-RsceiDts Is 600; market slow, weak.
and 66l0 lower; light. A.409AS5S rough
packing, S4.4s; mixed and he&EJ packing and
shipping, A-700f .o5-
CAFTLE-ReceIpts,; 1900; market weak and
6dIS lower; beeVes, % 7504.9os butchers
81 T50S .; stockers, e .&0240
WHKAE-Market closed q shade lower; cash,
Tx; August, %: SeptsmteI, 70 1915.
COaN-HARket firm and . shade l0Xefi Au-
gust 9SK September, 80.
OATS-UachAngod
WHIsKEY-S112.
PoRK-Harket weak and lower So 50.
LARD-Aarket weaker, % IS.
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The Chicago anarchists. every one of
them, deserve hanging, judged by the tes-
nmony go far heard.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

An infant child Of Rev. T. J.. Way OF
Peabody. died in this city Tuesday Of
summer complaint. at 104 Constitution
street. and the body wa shipped to Pea
body this morning
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PKRHY DAVIS or any other kind Of
Payne killer seems incapable Of getting IN
IGs work In Ohio.
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Cropu ReYond Ranrer,

: KIHaLEY. Kans-. July 19.-An abuud-
ant rainfall here this morning. The
crops have not suffered yet, aud this fAla
puts them beyond danger Of dgouth.
The rain sppsTeetIy covered broad scope
Of COUNTRY.
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a TH Collector snort.

NEW ORLEANS. July SO.-A- w. Chase,
sheriff and tax collector Of Concordis par
lsh, La, is abort In his accounts 81 600
He hiss good bond.
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j. G. Trsylor, clerk Of the court, who
has been suffering for 6 few weeks past
with Q weak back. was able Tuesday
TO be ct his office.
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The probabilities this morning predict.
ed local rain or snow" This sounds
kind Of cool, even If they do fool US some
what f'ener than is necessary for COM
fort.
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Or the $50 pension bills, which the
president has examined to date, 90 have
been vetoed, leaving 665 that he has az
proved.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

A little nine-months' old child Of Mr..
BushmaD, died last Tuesday and will be
buried this afternoon, the funeral taking
place at the family residence, 81 south
State street.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

CLEVELAND says ONCE hoI1ers must
keep out Of politics. jess 90. Wonder II
any attention will be paid to his order.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

There has been no rain in western Tex
as for fourteen months, and the settlers
are said TO be leaving IN multltudes.
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ASSIGNED.

CHCINNAE1, July 21.-Randall & Du-
gan, machinery, assigned. Liabilities
so. 900. Nc statement q assets ere yet
made.
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Capt. Francis, depot master of the San
ia Fe, at this place, was confined TO his
home Monday by a very severe attack of
rheumatism, from which he suffers much.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

HEAVY rains have been general through
out Kansas, and the corn crop is much
improved thereby.
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tbs OleomsrgariDe tax bill will proba-
by be settled by the S mats to-day aud Il
looks as II ths bill Won d pass, IT present
writing.
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FOnKTeN.
DiIkesCra~Ford.

LoEDoz, July 19.-In the divorce case
Of Crawford against Crawford and Dixie
an expert IN csligraphy, to-day testified
that he had compared the handwriting IN
four letters, admitted 70 have been written
by Nrs. Crawford and signed Virginia
with the ANONYMOUS letters warning CfaW-
ford against the member from chelsea -
Dixie. The expert sid from the similar
lily between the writing In the anonymous
notes and in those signed Is letters, he be-
lieved the same person had written all the
letters he examined. Ths testimony has
produced 9 sensation.
LONDON, July 2O.-The evidence given
in the Crawford divorce case showed
clearly that Mrs. Crawford had been guilty
Of adultery with Captain Tester. Mrs.
Crawford took the stand and declared thst
she had often visited Sir Charles bikes
house and that Sir Charles had opened
the door and conducted her to his bed
room.
Mrs. Crawford explained her conduct
by saying that enc never loved her hus-
band, who she declared was all the time
suspecfing her. She had not. ehe contin-
ued, eyer spoken 70 her mother for hve
years. She married because 81 home she
was miserable. She retOld the story OF
her degradation by Fanny in pretty much
the same tones Is those used by her In her
confession.
LONDON, July 21-Mrs. Crawford re.
sumed testimony to-day on she Crawford
divorce case. She said that Sir Charles
Dixie declared that Mrs. Rogerson, at
whose house he used TO meet witness, was
his mistress. Mrs. Crawford asserted
that she believed il was Mrs. Rogerson
who wrote the anonymous letters accusing
witness Of adultery with Captain Foster,
and that her object was to screen Dixie.
Mrs. Ashton Dixie, sister Of Mrs Craw-
ford and sIsteH-in-laW Of Sir Charles, tes-
titled tbst Sir. Charles Dixie after Mrs
Crawford had made her confession sug-
gested G quiet separation between her and
her husband and offered to contribute to
Mrs. Crswford's income. A number OF
servants testified that the ladies' secretly
visited Sir Charles and that he led regular
designations at Warren street house.
While Mrs. Crawford was teetifying
under cross-examination, Captain Foster
entered the court room and was seen by
her, after which she became less con-
fldent in her manner and her replies were
often made in Q stAmmeTtng way and after
long pauses. She said among other
thinRe, that Sir Charles Dixie told her he
had four mistresses: Mrs. Rogerson,
Sarah, Fanny and another woman whose
naae is unknown to witness:
Mrs. Rogerson had helped him and
witness to secure some Of their interviews.
She had been at Mrs. Rogerson's house
with Capt. Foster. Mrs. Ashton Dixie on
cEoss-examinatIon said that after Mrs.
Crawford's confession, Sir Chss. Dixie
came to Witnesses house and ssked for
virginia" (Mrs. Crawford) and that he
urged her To quietly separate from her
husband 90 a. to avoid the publicity and
scandal Of divorce proceedings.
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INGALLS, ON OLEOHARGARINE
QIite an animated discussion took place
yesterd' y in the sG nate over the Oleomar-
garine bill, ADD. rs will be seen by a peru
sal OF our dispatches in another column,
one Kansas senator had the backbone to
speak In the interest Of HE constituents
and oppose the great fraud attempting to
be perpetrated on the pes PIE of the west
and south, for the benefit If 9 few large
eastern dairy monopolIes. Senator Ingalls,
in reply TO Miller of New York said that
"whatever he might have done hs never
stood before the senate advocating 8 meas
ure in which he had the stroDgest personal
interest. as the senator from New York
had DONE The senator was in the dairy
business; he owned a dairy farm and q
herd OF dairy cattle, putting ITS product on
the N rket as the product of Oikleaf or
Oakhill creamery, and he Used the whole
power of his official station a. senator and IS
chairman OF q Committee, to get the meas-
ure away from the committee with which
it belonged and referred TO his own COM
mitteC, and he stood on the floor day after
day advocating 8 measure which was to
increase directly the profits of his of his
own product" After Ingalls had deliv
cred this sentence with great emphasis be
paused for several seconds, amid the
most profound silence. IA more
shameful spectacle had never been
presented TO the American people than
had been presented In regard to this
measure. Ia the Othsr house II 1t had
been under the leadership of the chair
man Of n committee who was himself en-
gagged in the dairy business, and In this
body that gentleman was reinforced by
the chairman of the committee on aRri-
culture, (MillerO who wAs engaged In the
same business, WIN was to profit by the
legislation"
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EVERY man On the Pennsy lvania Re
publican ticket is 4 veteran soldier.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22

six representatives and one senAtOr
have diod during the present session Of
congress.
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LONDON, July 19.-The new parliament
will probably be summoned TO meet
August 9th, then itls believed will be adj
journed TO some time N October. Glad
stones servants are packing up his fur
nlture, books and papers Ia his official
residence in Downing street preparatory
to moving. Marquis Of Salisbury, who
has been sojourning ct Royal, France, left
for DIeppe en- route 70 England, and Lord
Randolph Churchill has been summoned
home by telegraph and has started for
London.
At cabinet meeting this afternoon II
was decided 70 Immediately place their
designations IN the hands OF the queen.
The meeting was held st GladstOne's OFF,
cial residence in Downing street. The
street was crowded with people. but there
was little cheering when the decision OF
the ministers became known.
Gladstone at sWo O'Clock this afternoon
received from the queen her acceptance OF
the resIgnations of himself and ministers
Marquis Salisbury left Dieppe TO day for
London.
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Gov. sr. JOHN via stump the stats foi
the third party candid4ieE this fall.