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La viteSSe du Chameau.

La vitesse du chameau, deja ce.
lebre par d<autres qualities, est a
eiter. Eft 4 ce propos voici une
anecdote: 7&l.u." 1o
Une jeune Arabe, u lie point de
SO marier, tomba subitement ma.
lade. q Dams son delire. ellie fut sal.
sit dune telle envie d'avoil une
orange pour rafraichir sa bouche,
qu'elle serait morte sans doute 81
son d6sir ntelt etc ~satisfait mails
il ny await poiut d'oranges dams
la vile, ct pour sen procurer,
il fallait allera Marco, eloigue den
viron 1O5 miles.
LIE iance, au point du jour, saute
sur son meilleur chameau ct en-
rOote pour Marco. Pendant lie ira.
jet, il ne cessa d'exciter Farleur de
50 lnonture par des caresses ct des
chansons, ct ia 6onne bette, IN peu
avant la tombee de Ia mutt, await
ramene sou maitre q la vile quill
await quite ln matin.
Les portes en- etaient fermees.
mails Ia sentlnelle reeut les oranges
ct IL jeeiaalle fut sauvee.
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Querlr q COlOnle, QueSt'co Co'0
en- comparison de la gloire dun
jour de derby? LIE jockey adopt6
CONNIE champion par PAngleterre
recoit des appointments de pre-.
mie1 ministre, est enrich par des
cadeaux, fsIicite par des ovations.
II ne peut paraitre dams I'm theatre
sans 6tre acclame. Sa grace clique
lui conquiert meme ces ~suftrages
intlmes qui won't naturellement aux
hommes qui s'exhibent devant les
foules: DIES femmes lie suivent avec
oplniatrete, des Americans veulent
lui acheter SOL parapluie deux cent
louis:
Mais DIES observations faites sur
l'individu ne s~ufisent pas 4 expli.
quer que quelques millions d'hom.
mes subissent un semblable despo.
tisme d'esprit. Lei, lie jockey nest
rien qu'an symbolic, ct en- NANTES.
tant sur son nom, la race anglo-sax.
onne ne fait qu'afirmer une des
particularites de son caractere.
L'Anglais, epris de violents exer-
cices, empeche par des lois, GU par
des convenances, GU par des obi.
cations de travail ct de n6goce, de
faire du pays quill habite lie waste
champ de luttes ct de courses quill
Sc plat a rever, en- est venu tout
naturellement a Amer, dune ma.
Mere qu'on peut dire intellectuelle,
tout ce qui est echange de coups,
escalade d'obstacles, bataille DAM.
maux. 1mpuissant a exercer, au-
tant quill lie voudrait, son corps
nourri de viandes noires ct abreuv6
de bie1es alcoollques, il est devenu
lie passionne spectateur des scenes
Oh ii lui est impossible de fgurer
CONNIE acteur. II a pousse son in.
tervention aussi loin que celia a etc
possible, il est devenu lie joueur
perpetual, lie parieur effrene, ct il
a fdit battre des rats contre DIES
bulls, il a force DIES coos s Sc trouer
la tete a coups de bees, il a deman.
de 4 des hommes de SO casser les
dents, de Sc briser les machoires,
de SO faire sauter les yeux, de Sc
d6foncer les c6tes a coups de poing.
Enfin, il a prls lie cheval, Ia d6for-
me, en- a fait une etonnante MEGA
nique. LIE cheval, eleve, nourri,
soigne, entraine dune c~ertaine ia.
con, est devenu une sorte de dieu-
une bette sacr6e, CONNIE il
y en- a Gu chez les Egyptiens ct
chez les Indous.
Eft c'est cette meme race, poussee
d ces occupations par on ne salt
quelles obscures necessities de tenn.
permanent, c'est cette meme race
qui s'est affirmee capable DIES plus
haLtes speculations de l'esprit. II
Y aurait la-dessus de bellies nota.
tons a faire ct pn beau chapitre a
pour IN Herbert Spencer
le soci0logue qui fait alterner la
p6che du saumon avec lie plus at
tentlf ct le plus pIoductif travail
~ INAUTH.
La vitesSe du Chameau. 81
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Remede contre Ia dyssenterie..
Guerisoh radicale ct guarantee.
References nom breuses. Addressed
&aNr. Omers Savoia, chez Mr.. ].
T6lemaQue Badeaux, Latourche. i
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LElpdiacs d. Reverend
PERE

Le Rev. Pere z. r. wilds, missionsire
tres comm de II Vile Dc New York. ct
frere de fen r6minent Juge Wilds. de In
Supreme Cour du Massachusetts, ecrit
% qui suit:
as E. STA St., Ne,o York, 16 Mai, 1882.
MEssKs. j. c. AVER & 60:
Je fuS. Phiver dernier, en- proie q une hu-
meur Qui torturait mes membres de deman-
souffranees 9taient terribles, outre les deman-
geAisOns, un leu intense me cOnsumait, II
m'etait impossible de supporter Ia plus legere
eouverture. Je soutfrais en- meme temps
rheuse ravais perdu rappetit, ct mon sys-
teme etait au plus bas. COnnaissant Ia valeur
de Ia SALSEPAREILLE D'AYER, soft par
observation dams plusieurs cas- de maladie,
soft par rusags que j'en await fait moi meme
q~uelQues annees auparavant. je colnmeneai !
men servir, pour METRE, sill etait possible,
un terme 4 mes horribles souffrances. Mon
appetit commensa ! revenir presQue d la pre-
micro dose. Apres un temps tres-court Ia
fevre ct les demAngeaisons Sc %ealmerent, ct
tout signe d'irritation de la peau disparut.
Mon .catarrhe ct ma toux disparurent aussi.
ct ma sant4 s'ameliorant graduellement est
devenue excellente. Je me sens cent pour
cent plus fort, OF CO r6sultat je le dois 4 la
SALSEPAREILLE, que je recOmmande en-
toute cOnfiAnce CONNIE h IMeilleure medicine
pour purifier le sang. J'en prenais trois
petites doses par jour, ct avant que Ia deu-
xieme fiaeOn tot Uni, ma Sant6 etait complete
ment retablie. Je NETS ces fats 4 votre
disposition, vOus devriez les publier dams
linterat de nos semblables.
A vous, avec respect, z. p. lids"
lie cas- cite ci-dessus est un entire mile.
Nous recevons journellement des attestations
de cures merveilleuses, toutes prouvent la
faculte de la SALsEPAREILLE D'AYER pour
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vitalite atfaiblie.
La SaIseparei||e d'Ayer
purihe, enrichit, ct fortine lie sang. stimule
Faction de restomae ct DIES intestins, ct par
consequent met lie systemic 1 meme de ~resister
avec success aux attaques de toutes les Ma
ladies S~crofnleuses, Eruptions de Ii
Peau. Rhumatismes, Catarrhes, Debi-
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dun sang pauvre ct corrumpu ct dun sys-
tome fable ct debile.
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ATTENTION!
knights Of the Golden Rule.

Regular meetings of Thibodaux Castle No.
l26 X. Of G. K. will be held in the Hall Of
Excelsior Lodge No. "a l. .. o. +. on the Sec
ond and fourth Tuesdays of each month, at 8
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Echos du conseil dc revision:-
-Tu as pass6 q la revision :srei. !
-Oui, hier matin.i@ , itB~'
-Et tn as etc reforme -
-Oui, mails le major a dit a son
colleague, en- me regardaut complai.
samment ease5 e'Sssa~I~
-Teuez, c'est dommags que &c
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s'habllle pour aller accompsgner Ia
digne femme q "a derniAre demeure.
Tout d coup IN bouton de 50 che
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-Sapristi ! s'6crie Keen frap-
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presse...
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a Lazy Ilruta.

REAnINU, Pa, June John VI. Stoti,
an iron moldcr, agcd twcnty-cight years,
quarrclcd with his wife this morning. She
wanted him 90 go 10 work, which hc ~
fused 60 do. Becoming cnragcd. h,
chokcd hof into uncumciousncss. and then
cut lrr throat with o butcher knife, bui
fortunately did not sewer the jugular vein.
lie then cut two gnshcs In his own throat.
lie VAS locked up and may recover III.
wife l. la critical condition.
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pointed aides-de-camp on the staff Of gen.
cral OF the army with the rank Of colonel,
to date from this day: Maj. Michael V.
Sheridan, assistant adjutant-general; Capt.
Stanford 9. Kellogg, Fifth cavalry; Capt.
Stanhope T.. Blunt, ordnance department
2. In addition to his duties as aidc-dc-
camp, Col. Blunt will continue to perform
the duty Of inspector Of rifle practice at
the headquarters Of the army.
by command Of Gen Sheridan,
X. G. DRUM, Adjutant-General.
Official, J. G. KELToN, Asst Ajt.-Gen.
Col. Sheridan called on President
Cleveland this afternoon at the generals
request 10 thank him for his nomination
and commission as general oil the army.
and 10 hand him formal note OF thanks
signed by the generals own hand.
The general was kept acquainted from
time to time with the progress oil the
measure 10 raise him 10 the rank Of general
and he manifested keen interest in the
various stages Of legislation necessary TO
confer the now rank upon him. No one
was IN the sick room when Mrs. Sheridan
gave him his new commission, except the
doctor lie was much gratllied and seemed
confronted and happy. OF course, in his
weak state his pleasure displayed itself in
very quiet manner. Shortly after re-
ceiying his commission lac dOled oil into a
quiet slumbcr. At II O'Clock there was
nothing to add TO the O'Clock bulletin,
and everything was quiet, Another bul.
lctin will DO issued between II and !
o'clock. Though there has been no re.
lapse today, the general has not recovered
from the effects OF his last attack and is
still much weaker and in worse condition
than before il occurred.
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The Williams Murph, right.

BosToN, Mass, June THE fight to
night between Jack Williams, OF Boston
and Frank Murphy, the English feather
weight, who is matched to fight Jack Ilav
lin, proved the hardest fought battle evel
witnessed in this city. The fight wa
nomnally for fifteen rounds, but only one
third Of that number were necessary. u
the drt round the fighting was very So
we're and Williams was twice knocked
down. IN the second round Williams raj.
lied wonderfully aud sent in slcdgc-ham
mcr blows upon Murphy ono Of which
lcllcd him 10 the floor The third and
fourth rounds were comparatively tame,
although both men were by no means idle.
The fifth round developed some terribly
hard fighting, and Murphy ultimately
proved the victor lie planted terrific
blow ON Williams right jaw, dropping
him TO the floor aud completely knocking
him ont
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Mhn, Do. rrnnrrsn,s.

ruit,Dunu,, IA. juno DIR Vim.
Pepper provost Of the University II Penn.
syl,ania, returned 10 the city this after.
noon after his hasiy visit to Washington.
Whrrv hc WIS called into consultation by
the physicians attending Gcn. sheridan.
nf PcptSr expresses n somewhat hopeful
view II Icn. Shpfidan's cul ditiun, and
Ely- that although Desperately ~ them
may h. a chancr inr recovery. When seen
this afternoon pr Pepper said
left Cen. sheridan ~ $50 O'cluCk hi,
morning. aud the bulletin issued nt that
hour exactly states his condition. Tho nj.
tack IT heart failure which Ice had yysicr.
day afternoon WIS apparently the worst be
has had vet. On this and several other
uU,isiunH Dee has lOCn prruvd aud rallied
only hy thc vigorous and determined ~.
forts oi his medical nitrndlniA
The entire Cuun-r ui treatment AZ
Isur ip me- iu have been most iuliciuus.
anil o. have hyun carried ont with rare
dcrrg NJ devotion and efficiency. The
efforts ~ The physicians have hcUn see.
undrd 10y the splendid pluck aud en-
dunnrC ul The pJuvml, this constituting n
highly favorable feature 81 the cnze On
The whole, his condition l. q desperately
il one, bat not hopeless The
uiiark las bcCn prcCipitaicd hy
bis Ovcrcxcriion during his last
o1,cid visit 10 tie west, when in the dis.
charge II his duty Va inspctiiung posts, ho
ultCrly exhausted himself by hard work
during TIE day AMI 10y travelling NJ night
rull We must hold a. the element ui hone
that II those dreadful spells IT heart fail.
ur can We avcftcd his nervous system aud
heart may gradually gain tono end pull
him through
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WASHINGTON, June Tho House
passed tho Senate bin today rcyiving the
grado 90 general la the army ior liot ton.
sheridan. Il was hurricily returned 10
ihc President Of thc senate aud thence 20
President Cleveland, Who signed Il inn.
mcdiaisly, NJ a. 10 lct Gen. sheridan have
u lciorc lg departed this lie. The follow.
ina VII icll " The success that attended
the quick work
AZ AS O'Clock pm. Gen. sheridan
tgncd the following formal acceptance If
his commission o. general II the armv
ItApqr aHttts AHsy rsrtp srarts1
NksltiNutus tuuC 4, tsss. I
To me lion. eecrttafJ u War
SIR ri have the honor 90 arEnoWledy,
The receipt Of my commission a. general III
The army, 10 which position the president
has today appointed me hereby acccpI
the same. H. II. sHEmDAN,
General.
The signature was written with pcncil
In largo and perfectly legiblc hand.
! Room after the receipt 81 his commission
a general Of tho army, Gen. Sheridan
took the oath ol odica and directed the n.
suanrc Of tho following general order, b..
Ing his hnt Official act In his capacity a,
GnDcfaE
General Order No a.
nnapQus ETra or fns AnHr,
nrIfrroHNtnAiaO Tricn
WsssfsofoE. June I, tnsA
], The followirt named officers are ap.
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DRrSE Malto.


SEATTLE, W. T., June Tho crew Of
the British ship SilycrlalC mutinicd when
two days out from Port Discovery. She
was lumber laden for Melbourne, Aus.
iralia. They anchored the vessel in dan.
gcrous position, where she remained two
days, hut "Wednesday got into Tatloosh.
and the oiiiccrstclcgraphcd for help. She
has been towed into Port Angeles. The
cause for the mutiny has not been learned.
but Il Is supposed 10 be ON account OF a
lealy vessel
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, June IA special
to the Eraring Jviscm,sin from Beloit, Wis.
says DIR. A. l.. Chaplin, the venerable ex-
president Of Beloit college, and one Of the
best known educators In the country, was
stricken with paralysis last evening, and
now lies In a critical condition. His
daughter, Mrs. Porter, who has long been
a missionary in China, is on her way
home, but is delayed in the quarantine at
San ErnnciSco.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES.


CLEVELAND, o., June l.-Cleveland
played careless game today and lost in
consequence. Score:
Kansas City.-.....-........2 IS
Summary; Earned runs-Cleveland, 5:
Kansas City, 4. Two-base hit-Davis.
Three-base ts-Rowc, 2; Stricken, Bake
ly. Double plays-Gilks and Bakely; AL.
bert thinner and lIotaling; Stricken and
Faatz; liotaling and thinner. First base
ON balls-Barkley, Fagon, 2; Goodfellow,
yesterday, Mexican, Stricken, Albert.
First base on erroH-Kansas City, @;
Cleveland, 4. Struck out-By Bakely, 3;
by Pagan, O. Wild pitch-Fagan. Time
LOO. Umpire Ferguson.
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GLADSTONE, Mich, juno The
troubles between the striking dock labor.
ems and thu non.union men who have
taken ,hrir pluccsare duly becoming more
serious, and tl'e aid of state troops may be-
necessary 10 quoll the disturbances One
Of the otliccns who was injured in the
melee wednesday night u In critical
condition. Yesterday six oi the rioters
were arrested aud placed in Jail. Further
trouble Is expected.
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OBITUARY.
Gen. Henry W. Bergh.

NEW YoRK. June I.-Gen. Henry w.
Bcrgh, one Of the famous commanders Of
the army Of the Shenandoah during the
rebellion, died Mt 8 O'Clock this morning
at the Gcdney house. on Broadway, from
paralysis. lie was stricken ON the even.
ing OF Memorial day. He was flty-eight
years old, and n native Of Norwich, Conn.
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A,sIetlc. q, -. Leui. ..

PnnADELruIA, Pa, June 1.-The Athlct.
les defeated tho st. Louis champions by
faultloss fielding. Mattimorc pitched with
great effect The visitors played n rather
Indifferent game in the field. Score:
~ louis...a.---.............O o o o Il
Earned runs: Athletics, !; St. louis. 2.
Two base hits-Sullivn, Comiskey. Rob.
inson. Three base hit-Sicyens. Home
run-lAtham. Double play-Larkin and
Bicrbancr, Stovcy and Larkin. First base
On balls Latham, O'Ncil, Robinson. Nc.
Carr. Struck out-By King. 3: by Ma,ti.
morc, 8. Wild piich-King l. Time OF
game-l.i0. Umpiro-Docsche
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New York 2, Pittsburg o.

New York, June New York defeated
the Pittsburgs at the Polo grounds today
in splendid contest. The men OF tho
Smoky City were whitewashed, owing to
their inability TO gauge Titcomb's curves.
NJ orris proved as puzzlng us he did on
Decoration day. Score:
New York.. ...........O /
pittsburg... ....- ..........O 90 o 0 o. 0
Summary: Earned runs-New York, 2.
Two-base hit4Gore First base on balls
Ewing, Richardson. Hit Dalrymple.
First base on errors New York, 2; Pitts
burg, 4. Struck out-By Iitcomb, 8; by
Morris, 3. Time-l:40. Umpire--Decker.
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Yesterday.
fnnAnurui,, Ia, June l.-Dc,roit
won today's game In the first inning. when
singles 10y rWilchcll and Bennett, dou.
Die by Richardson, a home run hit over
the night field iuncc by Brouthcrs produced
four allics. Casey WIS hit hard through.
out the game. and Il was owing 10 the
splendid character VI bis support that the
champions tcorc was kept down 90 -
small figure. The batting n Hhluthcrs
and the work Of the Philadelphia ouihcld
wcv The features. Score
nHifuit ... o o tOno q A
PHILADELPHIA a....ssa....aO 90 o. O. >
Summary Enncdmns Detroit. I. Two
haso hit Richardson Homo run
Buuthcu. Double play Row and
Rruulhcra Hrt haze on halls Ruuihcrs.
GctErin p First ha-r ON crr,rr -l'hiln.
dclphia, L. pvtroii, .. struck oui ry Get.
rein, .; 10y Casey. 3 Will pitch aGctscin
l. Tmc-l.S0. Umpire Valentine.
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nroehIyn .. CinelnnatiI.

NEw YORK, June 1.-The Brooklyn nine
won It's third consecutive game from the
Cincinnatis today. Cincinnati could not
bunch their hits. The fielding on both
sides was superb. Attendance, $500.
Sconc:
tincinnhh......-. .,...-..--l o o.
Two.base hits Orr, Foutz. Three. base
hits-Tcbeau, !; Nicol, 2; Mcclellan, /.
out-By Hughes. 4; by Viau. @. Wild
pitch--Hughcs, l. Wan, |. Time-l:i5.
Umpire-GatFncy.
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nelly, First on balls-IIoy. Williams
Hit-Shock. First on errors Washing
ton, 3; Chicago, 2. Struck out-By Van
ualtren, !. Passed balls-Daring, 2.
Time-2:l0. Cmpire-Daniels
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OMAHA, Nch., juno I'D Ilus,ing.
editor Of the Mlsniqh ut Nelson, this
state, was fatally shot Wednesday night
while nrtuming from a Grand Army camp.
tirc. Ills Assassin vas concealed in the
guss at the side Of the road aud made hi.
crcapo Ia the darkness. No cause II knoNn
for the shuoiinp
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JAcKsoN MOUND PARK

Two Grand Concerts and Other Attrac.
lions. sunday. june ,.
Trains on the Kansas City railrpad will
run every thirty minutes, commenting nj
. O'Clock pm, from the iDul ut Count
street Round trip. " cents Street cans
also ~ 10 the park. Admission 10 park.
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wciurs roohi Il the Merchants exchange
THIS SATURDAY afternoon nj $50 o'clock
10 take action In rgarl - the wholesale
gruccr convention 10 be held al an early
day In New lUtk. A full attendance i
dnAlfrh.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
Bo.ton n,IndinnnpoIis q.

BosToS, Mass, June l.-Boston defeated
Indianapolis this afternoon by 8 to 3 in a
game characterized by loose fielding.
Score:
B0ston........... ...............2 O2lO0 90 Cd
indianapolis ........,....... 0 1 0 %
Summary: Earned runs-Boston, |; In
dianapolis, |. Double plays-Wise, Bur-
dock and Morrill,. First on balls-Nash,
Hines, Seery, 2; Denny, Esterbrook, Buck
Icy, Moflatt. First ON errors-Boston, s.;
indianapolis, /. Struck out-By Clark
son, 4; by Kelly, g. Time-l;30 Umpire
Lynch.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-02
Lou,.yiII. "a. baltimore n.

BALTIMORE, Md, June l.-Kilroy pitched
like an amateur today and was batted out
oftho box in the third inning. lie was sent
TO left field, Burns taking his place. At
tendance 200. Score:
aliimorc.....................O o / 90 % o.
Louisville ...................O I 2 o @-5
Summary: Earned runs-Baltimore, 9;
Louisville, II. Two base hits-Burns,
Smith, Cook, Wolf, Werrick. Browning.
Three base hit browning Double play
-Werrick and Smith. First on balls-OiI
Hecker 2. Hit-Browning. Struck out
by Burns. 2; IIccker, /. Wild pitch
Heckcr.l l. Time-l:i5. Umpire-McQuaid.
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