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Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-28
Spike and BOLTS.

j. F. Caykendalt, formerly private secre-
tary to Thomas J. Potter, but now chief clerk
in the Office of the1general superintendent of
the Manitoba at st. Paul, is in the city.
A complaint is made that the management
OF the Manawa moteE line does not make an
effort to make the proper connections with
the Union Pacific dummy trains, and that
very frequently passengers are compelled to
wait an hour before getting over to Omaha
or going to the lake,
George w. Cook has been appointed gen.
eral western freight and passenger agent Of
the Missouri Pacific in immediate charge Of
freight and passenger traffic in Colorado,
Utah and northern New Mexico, with office
at Denver, Col.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-28
GeneraI Patrick Dead.

DAYTON, o., July 27.-General NJ. r.
Patrick, governor Of the National Soldiers
home for disabled volunteer soldiers died
this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-28
Clearwater II, Atkinson 3.

CLEARWATER, Neb., July 27.-fSpecial to
THE BEE. THE Clearwater club met the
Atkinson Reds ct Atkinson yesterday. The
score:
Clearwater. 900 4 0 O 9 / 3 3 OH
Atkinson. .......0 0 D l 0 0 l l o. 3
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-28

For fine diamond work and watch re-
pairing go to g. l.. Erickson g. Co., 212
N. 10Th, Masonic block.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-28
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
The Sioux Citys Win the First Game
at Home. D.
THE MARooNs THE VICTIMS
Minneapolis Defeats Des Moines Three
Consecutive Games-Kansas City
Crushed by the st. Paul Az
gregation-Other Sports.
Western Association standing.

Following Is the Official standing of the
Western association teams up to and in
Guiding Yesterdays games:
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The American Association.

CLEVELAND, July 27.-Result Of to-day's
game:
Louisville . T.. ....0 0 1 / 0 0 Q O 2-6
Cleveland .......1 0 y 0 0 0 0 3 l. &
PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Rcsult Of to-day's
game:
Cincinnati ......2 0 0 0 8 0 0 Q ~ Z
Athletics. .......0 2 I 0 0 0 0 o. 4
BALTIMORE, July 27.-Result Of to.day's
game:
BALTIMORE. 8 0 0 ! 0 0 0 l. 5
St. Louis .......0 0 l 1 0 0 3 4 - Q
BROOKLYN, July 27.-Result Of to-day's
game
Brooklyn .......0 0 0 0 Q 0 0 o. 8
Kansas City $40 0 0 l 0 2 0 U l. 4
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-28
Boulanger Excites Little Attention.

PARIS, July 27.-General Boulanger drove
out to-day for the first time since he was
wounded. His carriage was followed by six
teen carriages filled with reporters and ad-
mirrors.
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Being

Go to Pries' lake for picnics. Fine
concert every Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-28
Wholesale DecapitatiOns.

Yet a few days more, and there will be
music on the line of the Chicago, Milwaukee
Il st. Paul, as far as passenger conductors
are concerned Because whyl 1t is this
way. For some time past the management
have suspected that the conductors were not
turning in the proper amount of moneys col
lected, but how to determine it was the
question. Tho system of employing train
collectors was adopted, and several of these
were put on the various runs. Their duties
consisted of taking tickets, collecting fares,
etc, and each week a report was made to
headquarters. BY comparing these with
previous reports, it was determined
that "A wholesale system of 'knock-
ing, down. receipts was being practiced
and 1T was determined to stop it at once. In
the meantime the. conductors appointed
a committee to confer with Manager Miller
who, after stating the facts in the case, in-
formed them that his company had become
cognizant of the fact'that they were being
robbed, and to prevent q repetition of the
offense they had decided on August Is
to peremptorily dismiss the suspected parties,
which includes about one half the force, and
increase the salary ofthose remainingto $50
per month. With this salary, it is believed,
the men will deal honestly with their en-
ployers. 8
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RAILROAD NEWS.
Dissatisfied Engineers Wholesale Dis.
charges ACKNOWLEDGMENT Gossin.


Messrs. Hoge nndMurphy do not stand as
high in the estimation Of the brotherhoods of
engineers and ~firenien as they did a few days
ago, if reports are. to be believed, and there
is no reason to doubt the rumors heard. The
matter stands thus; Hoge and Murphy
started out to make a trip over the lines of
the b. & NJ, which was to be completed by
last Tuesday. Their trial at Chicago was
due during theirabsence. To the astonish-
ment of everybody the prosecuting attorney
moved that a continuance be granted on the
ground that Hoge and Murphy were absent
on the company's business. AS may be ex-
pected the announcement caused a slight SEN
sation, end after the first excitement had
passed away there were not a few who ex-
pressed themselves as positive that the two
men had an understanding with the 60"
officials. This belief is still entertained
by a number of brotherhood men, and as
grounds for entertaining the idea they set
up the following: First, that neither Hoge
or Murphy have, on the trip, manifested the
same spirit shown by them at the
beginning of the existing trouble, but have,
on the contrary, maintained a more than
conservative course, and have refrained ex-
clusively from venturing opinions or giving
any counsel whatever as to what was to be
expected. According to arrangements, both
men were to attend the meeting at st. Joe
on Tuesday last and report to the body what
they had learned, but, instead, they went to
Denver, and tho only knowledge the meeting
In st, Joe had of the fact that they were still
living was a letter received which stated
they were well and hoped the boys would act
wisely, etc. They left Denver for the east
Tuesday night and arrivedin Chicago Thurs
dayevening, when they stated that everything
along the line was solid, and other similar
phrases. A brotherhood man yesterday
stated that the work of Hoge and Murphy
had amounted to nothing beyond q reitera-
ton OF facts already known and that their
course divulge nothing concerning the in.
l%tentions of the order in regard to the matter,
but limited that the continuance on the part
OF the prosecution in the trial of the two
men was of course an understood thing and
that as u number of members were not salts
lied with the aspect of matters an investiga-
ton would probably follow.
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Drink Malto 1T is pleasant.
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o
OUR MEMORABLE PRICES.
GENTS UNDERWEAR.

GENTS UNDERWEAR.
75c fancy striped Balbriggan Shirts, 35c.
Soc fancy Gauze Shirts, for zoe,
DRAWERS.
Soc beached Jean Drawers down to 25c.
Zoe bleached Jean Drawers, down to 35c.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS.
Soc Reinforced Unlaundried Shirt for 25c
$l.25, Best Shirt made, guaranteed TO fit
plated open fronts, our price Doc.
$l.25 Fancy Percales open fronts, cuffs and
collars attached, for Coo.
81 Blue Percale, open front, with collars
and cuffs, size 14l1, for SOC.
BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS.
Many odd lots and any sizes, all dumped
on the counter n. 35c, sold for 81.
NAINS0OK DRAWERS.
All prices and quality, on job lot TO close,
choice 35c.
GINGHAMS.
1oc qualities down TO 6Ifc.
I2Iic qualities down TO nc.
BABY CAPS.
SOC TO 75c lace, null or embroidery Baby
Caps; our memorable price will be zoe.
LAWNS.
TIC Stripe Lawn, our memorable price 81 &c.
X. II. w. Goodwin VIII Remove to 40 Main.
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PRICES YOU WON'T FORGET.
BOBINET BARS.


$3.50. Large size Bobinet bars complete,
ready for use; our memorable price A0o.
$3.50 finest Bobinet bars complete for
$500.
los inch Bobinct by the yard for 25c sold
for 40c.
ios inch Boblnct by the yard for 33%c;
sold for 60c.
CHALLlEs
We had too many 20 close out In one
week. our memorable price will be i0c.
DRESS GOODS
The remainder Of our albatross In plaids
and plain, together with camel hair, tricots,
all pure wool; some were si.2o our memora'
bic price, 26c.
Every yard In stock we will almost give
away, together with 80 remnants made In
our sale, ut 80 per cent less than eastern
cost, 10 give you some idea goods sold for
u. 20; our memorable price, 0sc.
LAWN TENNIS suITING.
Everyone Is familiar with the prices on
~ inch plaid or striped pure wool lawn ten
mis- suitings TO make competition sad our
memorable price will be 25c
BROWN sHEErINGs.
SOC Best Brown 1914 sheetings for zoe.
u. n. W. Goodwin WIN Remove To $40 Main
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MEMORABLE PRICES.
TOwEI.g

/ Having 1000 sample Towels on hand, we
thought the best thing would be 10 dispose
Of them at any price.
We offer avery large Towel at u per dozen.
We offer very handsome border Towel at
Doc each.
We offer Saline Damask extra fine, at
Soc each.
TABi.E pAMAsK.
Full bleach, ~ inchcs wide, extra quality,
sold for 81. 25, 10 reduce stock. 16c.
10 pieces turkey red Table Linen at Zoe.
l,O0O dozen pure Linen Napkins, only
thing in the world the matter with them Is
the price Is too low.
LAST CHANCM
Only a few left Of our large fancy border
Dinner Sets. and one dozen satin border
Napkins TO match, sold for $500, now s275.
Think OF our loss.
PTcUE.
% pieces figured, corded Piquc, new pat
tern, sold for loo, our memorable price SIC.
MOSQUITO BARS.
Not the short lengths but Adams 81 full
yards length, sold for Zoe, our memorable
price 35c.
500 Bar complete, full size, bar, frame
cord and pulley, our memorable price VI 20
VIII Itcmove 10 No. aTo Main street..
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LAsTINa mi RE ssIONs = OUR
PRICES.
WHITE GOODS.


For change we will offer our finest Plaid
India Linen, not the cheap ones, but fine
sheer quality, such rs you paid zoe. The
price during our memorable week will be
SIC.
10 pieces cream India Linen Plaids sold
for i2lc our memorable price will be enc.
GRAY DRESS GOODS.
80 inch, all shades, sold for iOc; our men,
orable price, l24c.
INDIA LINEN.
A big drive; sheer white India Linen sold
for i0c, our memorable price. 6lgc.
BATISTE CLAIRE.
To any one who has ever used these goods
they need no introduction only 10 recognize
our 25c quality going at l5c, our zoe quality
going Mt 12lEc.
ORGANDIES.
20c fast colors sheer quality, sold for l5c.
You won't recognize the price, reduced out
Of shape-Shc.
WHITE GOODS.
All our imported Novelties, all our Sunny
side Plalds, all our Ariel Stripe, all our
Gnuze Plald-none sold for less than i0c; our
memorable price will be l0c.
n. 70. W. Godwin VIII Remove Ia 40 Main.
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naas. and Ahae..

A choice stock Of gents and boys boots
and shoes has just boon received by ]. Nj.
Hill 4 Company, No. 33s Main street.
corner Of Union. Thcsc goods are Of the
best make 10 be found Ia the leading mar
keis Of the north aud east, and are war.
raniod to Civ, satisfaction. The line OF
ladies. misses and childcn's shoes can
not be exccllcd by any house In the city.
They are Of tho latest spring aud summer
styles known 10 the leading markets, and
are offered for salc at the lowest possible
prices
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u.by uuss,.. n, Cost:

We viii offer during tho coming week
baby buggics at cost. No deception. but
real facts. Tho Armsb ing Mosquito
Frames are the best in the marke. and
will bc sold at reasonable prices, and ban
made 10 order. A new line Of beautiful
hall racks received last week, very atirac
tive and Of antique oak. Parlor and bed
room sets In great variety nj low prices. A
CAREFUL inspection ~ our goods aud prices
IL respectfully solicited.
ARMSTRONG FURNITURE Co,
272 Second street.
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PRICES TO REMEMBER.

CURTAIN SCRIMS.
10c White Curtain Scrim for 4ISc.
zoe Fancy Curtain Scrim for SIC.
BROWN LINEN FOR CHILDREN.
zoe pure Brown Linen for 12Hc.
25c pure Brown Linen for I5c.
BED SPREADS.
$l.25 White Bed Spread for Soc.
LACE SKIRTINGS.
Oriental, Fadera, Ecru, Cream, SOLD for
81 10 81 Our memorable price, 35c. 4.
SWISS SKIRTINGS
All reduced All our So finish work
and latest design for choice Our memoir
able price, $3.50.
Hamburg and Swiss Embroidery odd lots,
slightly soiled, at price.
PARASOLS.
So Ladies' Fancy Coaching Parasols for
$3.50.
80 Ladies nobby styles Parasols for 81.
$3.50 lace trimmed, nobby Styles Parasols
for So.
GLOVES.
100 pairs Silk, I.isle Thread or Embroid.
cred Back Gloves, worth SOC. Our memoir
able price is i5c.
n. II. W. Goodwin VIII Remove to a79 Main
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IDLE STREET TALK.
WHAT PEOPLE THINK OF EvoLU,
TON AND THE MEMPHIS BRIDGE,
OF Court Square improvements, Paint
ing the Town Rod and Other oolors,
and OF the Sensational Stranger. the
RED Wagon"

nr -. ho., .,,,d,ir, o,oI,,,or - m.
49,. IT., 49,, g..
markeu pam m"'.o' " ,"o, o'"noA ~"
days since, and L read the new MI
Longs discourse twice over"
swell, whatdo you think Of the explana-
.,o,, ~ 40 ,,,o origin n Adamgi naked TuE
''o'' No " -,
APPEAL scfipc' =,
Not much. prefer Moses version OF
the creation. The evolutionists assert Adam
was formed by natural process Just as man
a. ,-od,cod nou I'm, Moscs ON The con.
f' 49,. - - -. 90, ., In.
u"'y' su''s ''"' man Wa, '''"e W. ', "a
organic matter. Tod made man out OF mo
dust Of the ground, the same dust TO which
aftcr death he must return. II was a
miraculous. instantaneous process lust MS
w.h, wo. found coed said L., there he light
" ~ , w.. ,.a. i,,,., - To che conc ,a,Ius
anu thcre WIS hRne 10 we oho k""uS
coppcps brcechcs' fellow Moses Adam is
respectable enough a. 10 his origin and
,.r.ol.,y ,ro,, AHA dus, I'm, the would.be
sc,cn,Is, ,heologian' doctor of divinity.
ssminarian and many others. want Adam
A. have Ills yenealogy among fishes. rcp.
s,los oys,srs iackass..s and monkevs. Tho
sxoi,,,on,.,s IGNORE Coils omnipo,ence,
ami seel 10 make him mich M a ready.
ss,.',o mar hru,e Who roamed around In
she woods Too laIy 40 work. and who wore
~ Ri csudsI annendace Inv n gradual pro
ssss ~ evolution. produccd by consian,
s,,,;,s ON rough rocks and bonldcrs and
by scra,rhIny himself for sanitary purposes
ssaInss rough bark loo. and trees iyol,
= ~ Moses Adam every time"
sspr, the doctrine al election Ia not In
volycd In the controversy" answered IN,
scribe.
aThats 10. ! don't vote then. Bu
count me In wiih---what do you scientific
,Sno 80. w. ~" ~, ~ rolioI xho iake n,
pos III, ,aIs',,on. 'iaJ WIN
~ ~ VIZ, ...as,ed 10, she nconlo savc,
80. nstis ~ ss,,',,en 90 ,ho world nm,
nv 49,. . H. a',n J Lone all within h
lin w y. das,,", nth Now lct tho neo
pp"e. ~ 49,. 49, 49,. ino,r,nic dnstman
so '" ~. " a.oi,,,ion,s,s whn J,sconrac :
'on, ~. 49,. ,,,,.ani. matte, ami IN ina
,sa learn" ao''' "'s""'' "'"'''' "N ~ wv
SUI "iiut the subject Is somewhat mystify
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last wcct We noticcd that Nj. Ieief hoke, 81
rmmittshurr Nd, had drx~n tAopp IN The louis
About two weeks ago Mrs. noke fcnt II ~ ". A.
Iauphin, By exprsss, for onctcuih ilctt in the
nay dnwlne and recclvcd ticket Nc. ei.re Aticr
segond tApltsi pfile of soooo the ticket was scnt
~ expfcss 30 New orleans Just seven days slief
the espNs. agent NJ this place LETT = letter al hA
the amounL taeo -Emninsburp lhd.l cAfoaicie,
Nos N
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looh Ovs ssr sheiers.

w.smSaroS. August 4 iso2-IIayine
made frequent use Of J. =. Maguirc''
Bcnne Plant ! consider u an almost infalll-
bic specific for cholera diarrhwa. dysen.
terry, hus, etc, aud can recommsnd ~
such. y ~ Love,
Colonel u. + A. Chief Tor. Engineers
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A WEEK FULL OF PROMISE.

Nothing makes the heart Of an average
Memphian glad more than to see true merit
prosper.
We knocked at her door stranger, was
received, encouraged and patronized most
literally.
Why shouldn't we now divide our loss
gladly with those who so generously sus-
tanned us in building up our trader
We have no regrets to offer. Our coming
here has proven beyond our expectations,
Our style and system may be little differ
ent, but We mean business 10 the core.
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TErrn filled with gold, silver. amalgam.
etc, arr poor substitutes for natures orr
ginal provision. Use Longs fcarl Tooth
Soap As IL removes tartar aud prevents de-
cav,
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steam ~. s.a s,..s,.s we.s.

ladies' and Gents Clothes Cleaned or
Dyed In all colou. Ostrich Feathers and
Lace Curtains cleaned At IS Jefferson
street Goods received by express.
l. RiEaEi. Proprietor.
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California Wines and French Clarct
iron Borleaux) Just received by
marlboro, NIANA n Co.
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A prom,.eas Minister writes.

Dear sir-Aftcr ten years Of great suffer ing
from indigestion or dyspepsia, with great
nervous prosimtion aud billiousnc.s, dis.
ordered Kidneys and constipation, ! have
been curcdby four bottles of your Lemon
Elixir and am now we'll man.
Rrv. &. G. DAVIS,
Ed. ". y. Church, South, No. 2s ratnall
street Atlanta, Ga.
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Tmn popular inca, market Of the city.
where everything can be found In endless
quantities. SirEs 4 Avs,
Al IoO.rann Sff.sal
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HAvr Memphis Steam Laundry furnish
towel rack with equipments, 2bc per week
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Icr cnsAx, ice cram, Ice cream, made
Of fresh milk every day, at =. Benseicks
No. "a Bcale street
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100000 pair old hinges iOr sals cheap
a 0abay'a
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1IoNE testimonials are most reliable, and
n You will sci 4 your name and address We
will send statements Of numbers OF the best
, citizens Of Nashville regarding the wonder
ful cures effected by the Ethiopian Pile Oint-
mcnt II never fails. Fifty cents and u
per bottle. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co, Nashville. Tenn. For sale by
Heister Oh Main street
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Jewelry reduced at Muliord'a
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AN ELK'S HEAD.

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"a heavenly chameleon,
The alfy child u vap0T aud the sun. "

Additional magnolia and oihor tropical
trees should be planted In the square, and
by all means some ono should assist poor
little Hello In pouring water from the
pitcher Into the goblet, something she
misses by several inches, and causing many
10 suspect her Of being n lho'hanle. Those
who inaugurate the changc stand pledged
10 the public TO carry out the proposed I'm.
proyemonls no matter how hot OF Interest.
Ing the political campaign may be during
the summer aud fall months
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-21
MIR. COHEN's FUNERAL.
The Last Tribute to a Good Man

The funeral Of the late Mr.. Edward
Cohen took place from his late residence
corner OF Broad and Eleventh street, yes
terday evening at half past three o'clock
All the prominent business mel OF the
city, bankers. and merchants were pres
ent. The services were conducted by
Rabbi Abram Harris of Beth Ahabs
Synagogue.
The Jewish order Of B'nai Birth, re-
presentstives from r. z. Lee Camp in
uniform, and delegations from Steamer
Companies Nos 2 and 8, and Truck No.
were also present and attended the re-
mains to the cemetery
The floral offerings were unusually
handsome, there being nearly thirty de.
signs in addition to those which covered
the coffin.
The honorary pall-bearers were Isaac
Davenport, Jr., +. 0. Noting, John p.
Branch, John s. Elicit, James b. Pace,
r. Z. Richardson, A. 3. Goodman, n.
W. Nelson, N. Ezekiel, William J. Leake,
Virginius Newton. Actiye--J0hn l..
Williams, Z. II. Fisher, James T Gray,
Abram Levy, r. L. Blankenship, William
X. Trigg, William III. Palmer, Charles
W. VIM, and William VI. Hill.
The remains were accompanied by one
of the longest professions seen In Rich
mond to the Hebrew cemetery, where
they were inferred
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STRAY BITS.

IL viii take 1900 TO break up the Great
Eastern, which was sold recently for $50, CO.,
4 blind man in Buffalo has just passed q.
law examination and been admitted to the
bar
Two hundred thousand infants under
years old are believed to be farmad cut in
France
An Ohio man has been charged with max
ing love and becoming engaged TO three
sisters al at once.
Phylloxera and mildew have 50 damaged
the French vintage that the yield Will Le
500 900 hectoliters less than last year
There is such Il boom in the Argentine
Republic that Buenos Ayres has become the
dearest city in the world to live in
The price OF pedigree Shorthorn cattle has
dropped i'll England from an average Of $50
which it reached L few years ago, to siSj.
The cold was so severe in Monterey, IexiCo,
recently, that circus proprietor had to build
4 fire around his elephant to Keep him from
freezing.
Deawodod, d H., has au aat.fat society,
the members Of which plodge themselves to
abstain from eating anything that will add
TO their corpulency
\ BIT Of Chinese philosophy runs as fol
lows: observe not the stranger in thy melon
patch too closely. Inatteation is often the
hishes- form Of civility."
Residents Of Rapid City, q. l., Layc sent
for lot of quail for the purpose of stocking
that region with the birds. 1t is believed
they viii withstand the rigors OF the winter
Az the mouth Of the Congo there is re-
mar-ablc submarine valley. Just at tic
mouth OF the river it is Az feet deep, and it
can 10 distinctly traced for 10 miles out TO
soa.
IN order 70 Introduce railroads into 10
rocco tho king Of Belgium has devised the
ingenious scheme Of sending the sultan 4
complete railway train with q lot Of rails as
q present.
Tho new Mexican law which provides that
the 18th OF July each year-anniversary OF
tic death Of Benito Juarez--shall be day Of
public mourning has been published and gone
ilto ets:ct
Hereafter no permits viii be granted in the
City Of Mexico for bull fights on week days.
This order has been given because hundreds
N workingmen neglected their daily avoca>
ton IN order 70 60 70 the bull ring