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Ohio maple syrup at Shaws.
Light Seckwear.

Neckwear, like everything else this sum
mer, light in weight and in color. In the
lawns, the popular tie for hot days, several
varieties are shown. A new bow, the regular
long, and the four in hand. Light silks are
worn a great deal and comes in pretty fig.
ures and shades. The rattle is the latest.
Get rattle and surprise your loquaciCus
friends. FIsKE x BREH.
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705 La Sale st OPP. Armory Bloc


A class Of sixteen law students from diff
feren. parts Of the Northern Grand Division
were examined for admission to the bar on
Thursday. and fifteen succeeded in passing
satisfactory examinations.
They are; Lawrie C Blsnding, R l; Edw
J Herdliska, Chicago; Martis J Kelly, CHI
cago; A Lardin, Ottawa; VIM H Little
Chicago; Jeremiah Leshy, Pontiac; Benz
McWilliams. Chicago; Thos r Quayle, La
mark; Nathan C Richards, Chicago; Frank {
Roley, Chicago; Edward ] Sweeney, Clinton
Alfred P Williams, Chicago Chas 6 Winter
Minonk Will c Whitehead, Rock Island
Samuel H Brooks, Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

The Fourth Annual Convention Of Young
Peoples Christian Societies, Of La Sale
county will meet next Saturday and Sunday
in the different churches Of this city as fol.
lows: The opening services at 2:30 p. m,
Saturday, and also that evening, services
will be held in the First NJ. E. church
Through the day on Sunday the services will
ell be held in the Baptist church, beginning
with conservation meeting It 6 o'clock
ia. m, and everybody is urged TO attend this
meeting even though it be at the sacrifice Of
an extra nap, as it is usually the best meet
ing Of the convention. The evening session
commencing at 7:30 p, m, Sunday will con-
vene at the Congregational church. The
theme Of programme is, "a pleasant Jour.
ney," and all the addresses and services as
far as possible will bear upon the following
topics: "Object Of Journey" Strength
for Journey" Light for Journey" Pride
for the Journey" " Pleasant place along the
way" Destination Prof Nathan Butler,
Of Champaign has been secured to make
several addresses. He really needs no REQ
ommendation. II the citizens will hear his
first address, Sunday, at II a. m, it will be
sufficient to insure their presence for the
succeeding sessions Of the convention. There
will also be Children meeting at p. m,
Sunday, in the Baptist church. Parents and
children are cordially invited to be present
The public are invited to manifest an inter.
est in the young peoples work by giving
their presence as far as possible during the
convention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

A little six. year old daughter Of Ssmue
Bundy, of Straator, was playing around TIT
Wabash depot on Friday evening last, wher
she was accosted by strange man. II.
enticed her to dark place in the rear Of tn,
depot and throwing her upon his coat
attempted to violate her person. Her erie
attracted help and he was unable to accom-
plish his purpose. He was surrounded and
captured bya crowd of angry men, some Of
whom suggested throwing him under the
wheels Of passing engine. He was res.
cued from the crowd and taken to the city
Jail, from whence he was brought to this
city and lodged in the county Jail in default
of $500 bonds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

The concert by Miss Mabel Phipps on
Tuesday evening was one of the most salts
factory musical entertainments given here
for long time. The audience was large.
Miss Phipps certainly surprised even those
who expected much. Her execution is su-
perb, and her conceptions broad and artistic.
She was assisted by Miss Griffith and Willis's
orchestra, who were at their best.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30
W. J.Dawell n sons Flour.

The FREE TRADER man stood on the corner
and looked uI the street, when load Of
-four from W. J. Dawell & Sons mill, al
Marseilles, was being driven toward one Of
our prominent groceries. The brands manu-
fa.tured by this firm, Starlight, White Sea-
and Surprise, are spoken of by bakers and
housekeepers as superior to all others in the
market. Try a sack of either. Sold by al
dealara
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

Watches and Silverware Marked Down.
will sell my entire stock Of watches and
silverplated hollow ware for the next thirty
days at a great reduction from former
prices. No auction this season, but bona
fde sweeping reduction will be made in
order to reduce stock. mean business,
Call and get prices before making purchases,
and you will save money.
Special attention is given to the fitting Of
fine spectaoles. l use the Johnson Patent
Eye Meter. and not only make the lenses to
order, but also measure and fit the face with
frames in the best manner.
r. II. TRAsK,
705 La Sale ct OPP. Armory Block.
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Hot Weather Suits.

Keep cool when the weather becomes ex-
cited. How? by buying light suit, OF
course. Those serge, alpaca and Ponges
silk coats and vests at Fiske & Beem's are
the correct idea. They are stylish, neat
fitting, while they do not crowd you, and too
cheap fer the dollars worth to cause you to
repent purchase. Thin pants in light shades
10 match. FIsKR Il BEEN.
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Grand Bail

on the night of the 4th at Wilis's hall that
alone would amply repay one for spending
the fourth in Ottawa. 1t is under the man
agemen, of the Young Mems Club, and no
expense or attention will be spared to make
it an event worthy Of closing the day we
celebrate. Wilis's full orchestra will fur
nish the music. Tickets, $l0O. The best
music and dancing floor in the State. Come
one! come all!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

The German Evangelical church celebrated
Children's Day last Sunday. The program
was replete with addresses, recitations and
singing, and was rendered in very pleasant
manner. The attendance was very large,
and the church was finely decorated.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

Are purely vegetable pill. designed to act
upon the liver and bile in such manner IS
to secure all the benefits Of a prompt and
active medicine. without any Of the unpleas.
ant effects which usually attend the use Of
ordinary liver remedies. For sale only at
G. NJ. FORBES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

Frank Randall, French Canadian tramp
was landed in the county Jail on Wednesday
He is victim of La Sale justice, and serves
400 days for exhibiting obscene pictures t.
little school girls, LII Sale is too lax, hi
should have been given over to he granc
Jury and sent to Joliet
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

The city schools are closed, and a thous-
and or two small Americans are cast out
upon their friends and parents for couple
of months at least Vacation is somewhat
similar to the long billed and longlegged
crane and the fishes, it operates with great
success as far as the children go, but other.
,y;o
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Flags.
From 10. up to Soc, at J. E. Scott & Co. Q.
4th OF July Dinner.

4th OF July Dinner.
Hot dinner at the First Methodist church
"A cool and pleasant place to rest and eat
at the corner Of Columbus and jefferson
streets, half way between the Park and the
Clifton house. The ladies of the church
will give you a good warm dinner for 30
cents. Tell your neighbors and come.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

Seneca has outlined big celebration for
the 4th of July, to include an Grafton, sports,
COLLINS parade, fireworks, go. Seneca
never does things by halves, and has started
out to make the day a "hummer' in every
respect.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

Nervous and sick hesdache-snd is safe to
say that nine cases out Of ten Of this dis,
tressing complaint is due to inactive or
sluggish liver with constipsted bowels
Forbes Red Label Pills soon restore these
organs to their perfect functions and the
headache ceases.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30
New Hats,

Those new hats in the late styles at Fisk'
& Bsem's are very nobby. They come il
three varieties-the feather. weight stiff hats
from black to nearly white in shade; the
soft crushers. in all shades; and the evel
popular straw. A large variety Of the --latest
styles at one price, and that the lowest.
FIsKE & BEEN.
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Lawn Mowers
Cheap, at MANLY JoADANs.

The grand picnic at Prof. Chanter's
"Nsturs's Park" has been postponed to July
18th, when everything will be prepared so'
. grand, good time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

A Sumptuous dinner will be served at Turn
Hall on the Fourth Of July by the ladies Of
St. COLUMBIA Church. The proceeds will be
devoted to aid the Sisters of Mercy in the
erection of their new building. The Sisters
expect the patronage Of their many kind
friends.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

A team, owned by Robert Rowe of Free
dom, created some excitement on Thursday
afternoon by running down Columbus street
to Gates feed yard, where they turned in
and ran into the barn. No damage.
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4fh of July.

Dinner will be served in the basement of
the Congregational church on the 4th of
July. Also lunch in the vacant store in the
p. o. block.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

MARRIED.--At Dayton, ILL.,. at the resi-.
dence ofthe brides parents, Thursday, June
18th. by Gilbert Frederick, DID,. Mr.. Geo.
B. YoumAns and Miss Cynthia Bogart.
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THASKs-The.. invitations Of the Ottaws
wheel men are elegant. The FREE TRADER jot
room did itself proud geographically OIL
that jsb.-Henry Republican.
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The very best dried beef AZ Shaws.
j, +. Porter

j, r. Porter
Sold three binders and ten tons Of twine
yesterday, and was too bus" to give us any
news about his business or the coming 4th
Of July. Give him q call If you want
buggy or binder, and he will find time to
talk to you.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

Stiefels own make flannel shirts made
from imported flannel, are the finest. the
most stylish and the cheapest for the money
in Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

In addition to Co. d. being at Springfield
this week, number Of the boys Of James C.
Cameron Camp s. V. are in attendance at the
State Encsmpment of the order at Rock
Island.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

Rally around the flag. boys, and buy
your 4th Of July suits-best fitting and low
est prices at Oak Hall.
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They Talk About Low Tariff

They Talk About Low Tariff
For revenue. and high tariff for protection;
but when you want to PROTECT YOUR
POCKET BOOK by low prices on shoes, go
to j. NEGAPFIN's.
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Jabob Billmsn, Jr, of Waltham, has pur-
chased one Of J. I. Case s. Cos latest style
steam thresher, Now look out for big and
good threshing.
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Thin clothing for men and boys. Still a
good variety left, and will be closed out at
reduced prices at Oak Hall.
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Straw Hats

OF all kinds and in all varieties, stylish and
cool, at Stiefels, white corner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

Gasoline stoves are having 9 BIG RUN q
Msnley & Jordsn's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

Cbildren's suits going this week at re
duced prices Suits from Sl.25 upwards, at
Oak Hall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

j. L. Scott & Co. will be open on the 4th
and will be glad to see all their friends.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

The republicans expect to 'ratify' 10
night.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

Campaign hsndkerchiefs, in cotton and
silk large stock now open at j. E. Scott &
Co.'S,
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Don't Forget.

Call and buy fine dress suit in that elegant
tailor made custom stock at Stiefels, White
Corner
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Rev D Holmes will preach Sunday at
1917 m in the First Methodist church.
Union services in the evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

Don't miss visiting Oak Hall on the 4th
for fine and nice fitting clothing for men OF
boys.
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Humboldt Lodge, No. 555, A + Il A N,
have moved from their hall in Gedney' 8
block 10 the opera house block.
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WhOOD La!

Buy your flags AZ Piergues.
Buy your firecrackers at Piergue's.
Buy your Chinese lanterns at Pisrgue's.
Buy your 4th goods at Piergue's.
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Walter A. Wood

Irvine Binders and mowers on top. Fo
sale by MANLKY & JORDAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30
Children's Goods,

See those nice sailor suits for children a
NJ. Stiefel's. One dollar to "a for choice.
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STRAW HATs.-See the big stool. and low
prices at Oak Hall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30
Summer Clothing

For the 4th. Coats from rs cents up to SIS,
st Stiefel's,
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Shaw wants new chickens bad,

Examine the Gay Road Cart before buying
For sale by Gay & Son.
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All work fully warranted Of our own
make. GAY Il Son.
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5000 fans for 4th of July at j. f. Scott &
Co.'S, at I, 9, 3, s. 8, l0c. and up.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30

Just try our 40c Japan tea.
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The Glorious Fourth.

Every one is coming to Otta-
wa to celebrate the Fourth of
July, and they are right; but to
make the thing complete, you
must call at l.. II. JONES &
NICKERSON'S and leave your
order for a Fine Suit, or q Pair
0f Pants, that will make gen
leak celebrated, which you must
if we make your garments.
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SHAW.
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10 Is stated that the Car will como 20
Berlin in the spring.
4 ferry steamer WIS sunk la a collision
e, Calcutta yesterday and sixty persons
were drowned.
Emperor William will visit Constantine.
pie in thc spring, GA the occasion oi his
journey 10 Athens
Tho bctwihal OF the Prince Of Naples &
Princes Clcmcnt.nc. oi Belgium, will b.
announced shortly.
Alr Henry Arthur Blake. now Governor
~ Newfoundland. has been appointed
Governor Ut Queensland.
4 terrible collision occurred Yesterday
on milway line in Southern Russin near
koycl Many persons were killed.
II "a announced that Sir Terence
O'llriUn, Governor OF llcligoland, will
succeed Mr. Blake rs Governor OF New.
ioundland.
A dispatch from Melbourne announces
that irc yesterday destroyed whole
block OF buildings at Brokenhill, causing a
loss Of clO0,OOO.
Admiral Possic, Of Russia, has been dis.
missed from the Ministers Of Railways,
owing 20 the recent accident 10 tho Cars
train. He Is succeeded temporarily by NJ.
Nishncgadsky.
The enterprise displayed by The NW
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08
Cen. wa.hIaston's Cn.,ion.

ChnuncCy ~. nCpcw.
at wa the Duke D'Aumslc who CAV,
to mo that charming "Reminiscences Of Gen
Washington, which, as Il is absolutely
new, Is worth repeating. lie said that hii
father, Louis Philippe, while in this coun,
try, an exile, was for several weeks q CUES
at Mount Vernon; that his father had
rich fund OF Washington memorabilia, AM
" was one ol the regrets OF his lie that h,
had not written cut what lac had heard
but he recalled distinctly this instance
Louis Philippe went out very early on,
morning AMI found Washington iidins
over his estate. lie said
General, you are an early riser"
Yes said Washington, 4 rise carly
because | sleep we'll; sleep well bccaus,
| never have written anything which
carr to recall Young man, remember
That
Tho Duke said this injunction Of Wash,
ingion made his father during the whole
Of his subsequent career the most caution.
OF men, aud that many letter, expires
sion, or proclamation was mover published
on account Of Gen. Washinglon's adj
vice.
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Today
N, y. HUNItN >,
fOa Main street.
ASK your druggist Tor IIylo.
MemphI. a CharIc.,on RaIlr.nd

Day trains carry Pullman, buffet,
drawing-room andsmokcr slecpcrs between
Memphis and New York without change
viaChaitlnooga, bristol Roanoke, llagurs-
town, Harrisburg and Philadelphia.
Night trains carry Pullman, ycstibulc,
buffet, drawing-room, library and smoker
slccpcrs, the finest made, between Mem.
phis and Washington, without change, via
Chattanooga, Bristol and LynChburg' Ten
trains daily from Same depot In Washing.
ton 10 New York, via Baltimore and phila'
dclphia
We sell round trip tickets rs follows
Richmond, Va, and rcturn, S22m; on
Tuesdays and Thursdays OF each week,
between November and 20; good TO re.
turn November ~
Augusta, Ga, and return, slT.ij; on
Tuesdays and Thursdays OF each week, be-
tween November and December 10; good
30 rrtum 10 December ~
Columbus, Ga, and return, So %,
each day from November ! : 30 %; good "a
pturn 10 December ..
Macon, Ca, aud return, Slio T each
day from November 4 to 10, good 10 return
10 November i3.
H. W. NEENN. q. l. and 4. A.
G. 4. pEsNu,suHr, A. g.. l.. A.
!. G. BEAN, +. 4.
II. lltCrE, Ticket Agent.
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James 8. Brisbin In the Chicago Times.
When was up in Wyoming recently,
stationed at Fort Mckinney, we had lots
of fun outside Of the good hunting and
fishing that abound in that region.
Broncho Bill, OF the north fork OF Powder
River, was married to Salie Kirchmire,
daughter Of old Cowskin Kirchmire, the
cowman. Sallie was the prettiest girl in
all the Powder River country, and my
friend Broncho Bill was the best cow
puncher in Wyoming. lie could sling a
lariat sixty feet and catch a steer while at
full run on any leg you named. He and
Sallie had been "sitting up" for over a
year, and one day things came to head.
The following was Bill's card Of invitation
to his friends to come TO his wedding, and
was not likely 10 be disregarded by
them:
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A CANucK's HOWL.
There is a Prospect OF War. He Thinks
and Canada Ia Ready.

ana Canhuh Ii READY.
New York World Toronto Special.
At public dinner at the Caledonian
Society last night Col. George +. Dcnison,
Siipendiary Police Mag strate OF this city,
and commander Of the Governor-General
body-guard, militia cavalry regiment, in
responding to the toast, 1.-THE Army and
Navy" said Canada was entering upon n
great crisis.
81 tell you," he went on, "things are
crowding upon us very fast. We shall
probably soon bo called OIL mean those
who are loyal TO the British nag-to defend
the life Of the country. Within the past
two months we have seen one thing after
another showing most bitter and hostile
| feeling toward this country on the part OF
the United States. Only this very evening
came q telegram from Washington saying
that Mr.. Cleveland Is going 10 issue his re-
taliation proclamation. Lot him do Il.
have every faith IN Canada. Wchavc the
country and the people and We can hold
our own. All that Is necessary Is Tor us to
DO true 90 ourselves. | am sorry TO sec
that some OF us have no confidence in the
| future. hope our volunteers will mark
these traitors In this country and put them
In the rear when trouble comes do not
like TO see letters in our papers advocating
annexation. IL is nothing but rank trca.
son."
Col. Dcnison concluded by repeating
that Mr.. Cleveland was trying 10 provoke
Canada aud Great Britain to war, and cal.
ing on all loyal Canadians TO be ready
! for H.
John TAFT, prominent Toronto Liberal,
made speech attacking Col. Dcnison.
lie claimed that every man who favored
the annexation OF Canada 10 the United
States was perfectly entitled TO entertain
his opinions, aud also 10 preach them pub
licly. TAFT and Others then left the BAN
quot among chccm and countcr.cheors
Col. Dcnison, M Police Magistrate, Is un.
der the control OF the Provincial Govern.
mcnt OF Ontario. and il u thought the
Government VIII a Liberal, will ropri.
mand or dismiss hun.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-08

York Herald in publishing in Paris and
London six columns OF the latest election
returns from the United States, is the sub
ject OF universal favorable comment.
The London Board OF Trade returns
show that imports increased f4,470,0OO,
and the exports increased CO, 100, 900 dur
ing the month OF September, as compared
with the imports and exports in septem-
Der 1887,
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eIna.,onr a, I,lrmlnrnnm.

BIRNINGmAM, Now 7.-Mr, Gladstone
yesterday, in receiving n presentation on
behalf OF birmingham workmcn, offered
TO support practicable scheme TO remove
the pecuniary difficulty in becoming d
mombcr of Parliament consistent with
absolute independence and equality boz
tween representative workingmen in the
House of Commons and other members.
The Mayor gave reception IN honor OF
Mr.. Gladstone last evening. Among those
present were Lord Spencer and Mr.. Nor
ley. Mr. Gladstone expressed the greatest
pleasure at his reception la birmingham.
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The Election in London.

LoNnoN, Nov. ten. llarrson's vic,
tory has caused no excitement in diplo.
matte circles, as II was expected. The
public show no interest in the election.
Lord Salisbury, Mr.. Gladstone and Mr.
Baliour had made arrangements 10 obtain
nj the earliest moment bulletins Of the no
suit Of the election. Mr.. Phelps, the
American minister Says he hopes that the
returns from Michigan and Ohio will turn
the tide.
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chamberlain Iound Tor America.

LoNDoS, Nov. Tho fact ci Mr..
Joseph Chanbcrlain's departure ior the
United States on board the Cunard Line
steamer Aumnia. which sailed from
Queenstown on sunday last, was guarded
with the utmost secrecy, in the fear that IL
would influence voting in the American
elections yesterday. A special statrroom
had been engaged for him on the Aunlnia
and lac secluded himself until the vessel
left QnoCnsioNn. His name docs not ap.
pear on thc list ui nnzscngrrH.
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Ten Wen R.seued.

LONDON. Nov ITEM men In Jolly,
boat belonging TO the British steamer Sax.
imundham, before reported sunk In col.
lision with the Norwegian bark Nor, have
been rescued. Tho remaining twelve OF
the crew arc probably lost.