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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-07-31
EEED DOWN.
The Striking French Navyies Awed by
TrOons and PoItee

PARIS July 3Gth,-This morning bands
OF striking navvies attempted to stop la
borers a, work in the yards, which were
guarded by police and troops Various
points iE.the suburbs are occupied by mill
tary detachments
at a m setting Of tie navvies to-day it was
decided to send Premier F!oouet a protest
against the employment of troops, and de
claring the police responsible for the con-
fiicts that had occurred,
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WIDOWS, DAY.
The Pension Office Grinds Out a Big
Batch for California.

icopyia, lsss By The California Associated Fress.l
WASHINGTON, July 30th.-Californi pen
sions issued Increase-John S. NJ. Foster,
Fresno City; William Slusser, Red Bluff.
Arrears-Widow Maria r., widow OF
Charles NJ. Bailey, San Francisco; Luther
E. Alden, Alta; Sophia, widow of Charles
Williams, Oakland Catherine, widow OF
Frances NJ. Ritter, Los Angeles; Eliza j.,
widow of Nathaniel c. Potter, Oakland
Rebecca, widow of Henry Reynolds, San
Luis Obispo Margaret NJ, widow of Rich
ard Agnew. San Francisco.
Mexican widow = Elenora E., widow
OF Andrew Taufer, San Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-07-31
GATHERED IN,

Death of DR.. Winslow Pierce, an Old
Californian.
Copyright, 1SSs5y The Catio,7,ia Arsoeiaed Pres;
New York, guly 30.h.--Dr. Winslov r.
Pierce died yesterday morning in Brook
lyn. He was r. native os Boston, and a.
cousin of President Pierce Ne was con-
spieaous in Pacific slope politics for many
years, and declined an offer of Federal
Senatorship from California for personal
reasons. With Ralston he started the first
line OF steamers between the Tsthmus and
San Francisco
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-07-31

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. - ESTATE OF
N F. NJ MARSHALL, deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned, administrator
OF the estate of F. NJ. MARSHALL, deceased,
70 the creditors of and all persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers. within four
months after the first publication of this notice,
10 the said Administrator, at his otiee. No. lob
Fourth street, Sacramento City, California.
EDWIN K. ALSIP.
Administrator OF the Estate of F. NJ. Marshall
DECEASED. jy10-5tTu
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-07-31
The Injured Rider.

SARATOGA July 3cth.-Morr.s, who was
injured on Saturday. is suffering from con-
cussion os the brain, and his condition IS
critical
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-07-31
BEACH BILL COTTAGES,

A Ii NEWLY FURNISHED, SURROUNDED
"A by spacious and beautifully laid out
grounds nice lawns, etc, close to beach. A
very desirable family aud tourists home in ali
respects Superior table. Reasonable. Oper
the year round
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A BIG JUMP.
The Eastern Wheat Market Develops a
sudden Activity.

IcopyIg, 1855. by Ae California -sssOciot>d Pres,
NEW YORK, Jnly 31st.-The midsummer
dullness in the Produce Exchange was in
terrupted yesterday by the sudden advance
of the wheat marker. Soon after the open
ing wheat took sharp upward turn.
Speculation for the time being ran wild.
and before noon the market had advanced
q PCS bushel for December option The
s.adden advance so far as could be learned
! did not materially affect New Yoik opera.
tors.
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The "Hieb RolIerv Returned.

Copyright, 1885, by the California associated Prcss
WASHINGTON, July 90th.--Congressman
Hopkins of New York, who was taken
cuperate his health, has returned to Wash
ington, and was in his seat in the House
this morning in apparent good health.
Hopkins had shown eccentricties and a
disposition to live much faster than his in
come would iuSfify
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-07-31
a FIGHTIIfG FAMIEF.
Two Officers Fatally Injured by ., s,EarEa.
and His Wife.

"O OIs4OeTs FHtaIIY lhJured by q EarFfaer
and His Wife.
CONWAY lark. }, July 30th.-While two
Deputy Sheritfs were enaeavoriDg to,arrest
Fred. Conway, farmer near here, figh.
took place, in which the whole family at
tackled and fatally wounded the officers.
Another posse has gone after Conway, who
said he would not be taken alive
EeG-hot Day in Nebraska.
NEBRASKA CITY (Neb.), July 3Oth.-.I,he
thermometer to-day registered 104o in the
shade. There We're several cases of sun
stroke, one fatal.
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GOOD PRICES, ALL AROUND.
Nine Carloads of California Fruit Sold Ia
Chicago YESTERDAY.

Chicago Yesterday.
CHICAGO, July 30th.-Nine carloads of
California fruit were sold at the Union auc-
ton to-day. The peaches were the finest
that have yet come to hand. The majority
OF the pears were quite ripe, but sold for
good prices all around. Plums and prunes
showed no variations from recent values.
The prices realized were as follows: Bart
lett pears. $2@3 Is; Bussock, 50; Clapp's
Favorite pears, 81 45; Early Crawford
peaches, 81 35; Cling peaches, 81 45t@l so;
Foster. 81; Susquehanna. 81 1901 so;
Crawford SOC. @Sl 30; Purple Duane
plums, 9ec 9Sl; Columbia plums, 81; Brad
shaw piums. 9O2 @sl Is; Hungarian
piums, 81 1901 20; Yellow Egg plums,
81 30i German prunes, 81 Is; Gross prunes,
$1@1 05; Chasselas grapes, 81 20; Red nee
tarines, 81 35.
SALES IN NEW YORK.
icoPygat. 1883. By the California associated PressJ
NEW YORK, July 30th.-Two cars of CAL
ifornia fruit were auctioned to-day Bart
lett pears brought $4s to 81 The market
is remarkably strong. There are few
peaches, and in only fair order, at 81 20 per
box; plums 81 65 to 81 10. Three carloads
are announced for sale on Wednesday.
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Information Concerning Emigration,

WAsHIYGToN. July 30th.-McAdoo INTRO
duced in the House today, for reference to
the Committee on Foreign Affairs, joint
resolution calling for information from our
Consnls in foreign countries relative to en-
igration to the United States
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-07-31
A SMASHUP.
Rumored Fatal Result of Collision on a
Railroad.

QUINCY Qll), July 3Oth.-The "Eli''
train, which left here this morning for
Kansas City, over the Hannibal and St
Joseph Division of the %" road, ran into
lot of box cars which had been side
tracked at Round Grove Station, which
were not pulled far enough along to clear
the main track.
The mail and baggage cars of the Eli y
train were badly wrecked, and several per.
sons were severely injured.
1t is reported that the engineer and fire
man were killed.
LATER-NoBoDy KILLED.
Quincy, Jnly 30th.-The Burlington fast
train, westward ran into a car which got
on the main track near Round Grove earl =
this morning. The engine and one car
were completely wrecked, and the engineer
and fireman badly hurt. None of the pas
sengers were injured.
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MONGREL BREEDS.
New Feature to be Added to the Next
Census.

n Ne" fehlure TO De ADDED to the Next
Census.
Copyright, 1888. blythe California associated Iress
WASHINGTON, July 30th. - General
Wheeler, of Alabama, introduced in the
House to-day bill to show the physical
effects upon offspring resulting from the
amalgamation of the human species; it di-
reefs the superintendent of the next census
to ascertain and report the birth rate and
death rate among pure whites, Negroes.
Chinese, Indians, half-breeds and hybrids
of any description of the human race found
in the United States, as well as muiattoes,
quadroons and octoroons.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-07-31
SALES IN NEW YORK.
Malone Becoming Alarmed

fCopyig. sss. By tie California AssOciatcst n essi
PErERsBuRe (Va), July 3Oth.-Mahone
sends out circular calling a conference
here tomorrow night to express Judgment
on the imminent danger of losing the
Fourth District in the coming election
The loss of the district means the loss of
the State
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-07-31

is7nelAL DlszArcEEs 70 THE REcoRD-gss1oy.J
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Hound to Have That BuildInr.

WASHINGTON, July 30th.-Sowden re-
ported to-day the bill appropriating $40 600
for a public building at Allentown, Pa.
The report says the bill is intended to meet
the Presidents objections.
The Pacific Railroads Bill.
tCopy1ght, 1855, by the California associated Press
WASHINGTON. July 30th.-The Senate Pa.
cific Railroads Committee has agreed to re-
port favorably tomorrow the House bill to
refund the Pacific Railroad Indebtedness.
Grover, the Ocean Rover.
[Copyrigt, 1885, BY the California associated Iress,
WAsHIEGToN, July 30th.-It is expected
that the President will return to the White
House tomorrow morning.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-07-31
PRE7As1NG FOR THE sEARcu.

LONDON, 5hIy 30tn.-Professor Jameson.
naturalist, Erltes from the Congo river
that he IS making preparations to leave
with Bartteicf' IN search of Stanley. All
the EGropean3-;n the expedition are we'll
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-07-31

Our center counters, a Dry Goods Depart
rnent, is piled full of a general variety--nothng
but bargains.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-07-31
A BARGAIN IN LADIES' HOSE.

Full-finished hair-lne stripes; IS cents is
the regular value, but in manufacturing slight
discolorng occurs. and for this reason we will
sell them for Is cents.
Do you wish something comfortable for
house wear? We have marked down a lot of
Ladies' Glove Kid Congress Caters, extra wide
width, low heels, very soft and easy wear. from
81 TO to ST. IS.
-tt-
Ends of different kinds of Gents Summer
Underwear, the sizes are broken and so is the
price, from 80 to SO per cent. reduction. Now
is the time to buy.
More than 800 pairs OF Gents Pants. all
marked doWn--Dr Pants, Working Pants and
Business Pants--you never saw such bargains;
rs cents to So 80.
counter piled full of odds and ends in
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-07-31

counter piled full of odds and ends in
Boys Goods. Small Boys and large Boys
Pants, Coats, Busters, etc. We don't ask one
half price for these odds and ends.
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TO LOOK FOX STANLEY.
The Great Explorers whereabouts a

The Great Explorers Whereabouts az
Deep Mystery Ever.
Copsz5h, 1888, by tie California associated Pres,
! Lensea, July 30th.-Advices received nv
mail steamer up to April 18th are that Ma
J.er BaF.tesot had heard nothing concerning
Stanley aud he was prepared to leave the
Aaanbays camp in search of him. Tippo
Tib was Friendly, aud agreed to accompany
the expedition with 900 men, A searching
party, fuzzy equipped, was taken out. also
snfaclent supplies for Stanley, should he
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Nero's Canal.

Among the most important public
works in Greece is the Isthmus of Corinth
of which Gen. T,lrr is the De Lesseps. 1t
was begun in 1882 and was to be com,
pleted the year 1888, but it will not be
finished for several years yet. 1t has the
same breadth and depth as the Suez ca
nal and is about four miles long. The
deepest cut is $50 feet Itpasses through
solid rock and its sides are yet left almost
vertical. It's to be lighted by electric
ity. The cost was estimated al 81, ,000,-
900. This canal will save vessels from
Trieste or Brindisi 10 Athens or Constan-
tinople about 200 miles: it vii, save s. ps
from Gibraltar about seventy-flve miles
1t has been dug largely by Italians, Turks
and Montenegrins. Few Greeks have
been employed they do not take kindly
to such work The canal carries out a
plan that was cherished by many of the
ancients; ilnctually follows the course
which was surveyed by order Of the EN-
peror Nero. Thomas D. Seymour in
Scribners,
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No 1. dian Raid.

WASHINGTON, July 31.-Gcn. Howard
pas notified al post commanders i'll the
tivision Of the Pacific to promptly inter-
,rpt any and all indian raiding parties in
.,.Se of serious outbreak near San
'arlos. The adj tant general today re-
eivcd dispatch from Lieut.. t'ol. Snyder
II san Carlos. staring that the trouble
wa the result of quarrel among the
indians themselves. The Indians were
tdvlsed TO return 20 their grazing grounds
and have done So Capt. Lee has re-
arned TO san Carlos and believes the
nhians wanted can be arrested in few
;a,s The cattle herds on the grazing
rounds are undistnrbed.
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OLA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1888.
The Maxwell Case.

CHICAGO, Aug 3.-There is considerable
comment in the leading Irish circles Of
this city this morning concerning the an
nounccment that the British government
has appealed for clemency in behalf Of
Maxwell. The contemptuous treatmen'
accorded President Arthur when he ap-
pealed to the English government in be-
half of O'Donnell is being recalled, as
well as the relentless severity with VIII h
Irish Americans are invariably treated in
English courts. Telegraphlc communi-
cation will be had today with prominen
lrishmen requesting them to seek the
record of the English government in sim
liar cases as placed before their govern.
meNt
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A Mxsterinns Tragedy.

PITTsBURG, Aug. 2.-At 5 O'Clock this
morning Chas. Deknight, Pullman car
conductor of this city and Miss Mary Pat
ton, of Johnston, Pa. registered at the
Metropolitan hotel as husband and wife
and were assigned room. About 8
o clock shots were heard in their room.
The door to it was forced open and De
knight was found lying uncon
scioiis with two bullet holes il
his head. He was Immediately
removed to the city hospital where
he died in a few minutes Miss Patten
partially disrobed, was lying dead upon
the bed with two frightful wounds in her
head She grasped the weapon in one
hand and held small mirrorin the other.
A private letter addressed to James Tag
CART, Birmingham, Pa, was found writ
ten by Miss Patten, in which she stated
she was tired of life. 1t was opened by
officers. She bade Taggart goodby and
signed the letter May"
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Thursday.

The president has returned to Washington.
Two children of Adolph Holden OF Kansas
City were killed by the heat yesterday.
ST.. Clair Nance, whose home was near
Tuscjifa, i'll, aas thrawn ftom horse
and killed yesterday
The governor Of Ohio refuses to commute
the sentence Of Blinky Morgan and he will be
hanged at Columbus today.
The residence of j. Thacher Of Valparaiso,
Ind, was wrecked by lightning yesterday.
Nine persons narrowly escaped injury.
The New Jersey supreme court has render
ed decision affirming the constitutionality
of the local option high license Law in that
| state.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jefferson OF New Bedford,
Mass. let all her property by her will to Will
| n4rfurce university. Her estate amounted to
| SO. On.
| Fremont Emmons, Who brutally murdered
| B, rtna schultz at Pawnee City, Neb., Friday,
because she would otmarry him, waslynched
| oy citizens yesterday.
The board OF trustees OF Carthage, Ill.,,
college lia. conf, FRED the degree of doctor OF
iivinty upoa the Rev. L. +. Bartholomew
ths retiring president
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The Southwestern Display.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 1.-THE display at
the third annual fair of the Southwestern
Horticultural society, which began today
at Jennings, is more than usually attract
i've this year and tbs attendance is
much larger than had been expected
by the management. Special trains
the state have been arriving at regular in
tervals from early morning. Noticeable
among the multitudes are many recent
settlers in the state. During the fair
which will close on Friday meeting will
be held to elicit from these arrivals test.
monials a. to the climate. soil and produc
tions of their adopted state.
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The Panama Canal.

PARIS, Aug. lin his report which
will be presented at the Panama Cana
cotnpany's meeting tomorrow NJ d,
Lessebs denSuncss what he desgnates
pany, and begs his countrymen to cone
to the relief Of the company by taking
lottery bOHda,
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shsu rnere Be sunday Games.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 2.-Whrther or
not Sunday games shall be recognized is
the question that the executive commit
tee Of the International Baseball league
will be called upon to determine at its
meeting at the Geneseo house today. All
of the Canadian clubs have sent in pro
tests against the practice and President
Cushman says that the Syracuse and
Rochester teams undoubtedly violated the
constitution by playing on Sunday last.
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Change OF Omces,

Cn1sAeo, August 1.-The genera
freight offices of the Central road which
have been located in Detroit for over a
wear, have been retransfcrred TO this city
the change taking effect today. In busi
ness circles the change is haii4.ccd with de
cided satisfaction;
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California Politics.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 1.-The Repub
lican state convention, at last nights
Session. nominated the following named
persons foi Congress: First district j..
j. DcHaven, of Humboldt; Second dis
trict, John A. Ergon, of Amader; Sixth
district, Gen VIM. Vandever.
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Failed 10 Sign.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-Gabell, a Chi
cago man, who was awarded the contract
for the Brooklyn postoitice building. has
faile,' to sign the contract, though the
ti,ae or its execution has expired. Ga
b. l. bid was nearly quarter OF "a mill
10. iass than the next lowest bidder.
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THE GRAPHIC

sF-Terms of advertising made known on appD-
ratiuh.
tsr- Job work of every description executed I.
the best style and ~ the lowest ratss.
~ Advertisements not accompanied BY instsao-
tions will be inserted until ordered out anS
charged fos s2eaRdinslx.
es--shor. csnmunications on any subject Of in
are acceptable II accompanied ~ the name oa
the authors
sy-An matter intended for the next issue muss
no in the Office .. early a. Wednesday evening b
ns,ro publication.
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Fire at Msnaceld.

\ ;sFlEl.p, o. July 3i.-A fire las,
nigh about 12 O'Clock destroyed the new
fiv < .ory building of P. Bissman & Co.,
VIII sale grocers. The loss is estimated
at s. 't;,0OO insurance on building and
stock ,Rh 600.
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Feather W,ichts WIN Fight

New YORK, Aug. 1.-The fight for the
International feather weight champion
ship between jofnn5 Haveln and Frank
Murphy is reported to have been post
poned for ten days.
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Through a 1restle.

SILVER CREEK, N. Y, Aug. 1.-The
east bound Nickel Plate freight crashed
through the trestlc near here shortly after
midnight. Eight cars fell twenty five
feet Brakeman VIM. Phillips Of Con-
neatat, o., is seriously injured and in a
critical condition.
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A French snY Arrested

FIN, july Silt is reported that
G. a, nt, French naval officer. has
be, n arrested at kiel for lettering around
tie " yards and arsenal at that place
oil N, ge of being a spy
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The Chicago Times Sued for Libel
CHICAGO. July St.@rhe Times has been
sued for libel in the sum Of $4,000. The
plaintiff is the Never Rip Jersey com.
pany, ace af the manufacturing firms re
Gently written up. Gsl Nelson, attorney
for the plaintiff, says the Publication has
seriously injured his clients business,
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
WeuncsC ay.

WeuncSC0y.
It is said that the prince of Wales will pay
a visit to Dublin soon.
The steamer Edward j. Gray burned at
New Orleans yesterday. Loss, $4,000; in
sured.
Frank Sparr, prominent citizen of Elk
hart, Ind. was killed Friday night by the
runaway of his hotse.
Judg. D. D. Miracle, of the district court of
Hamilton county, Iowa, died yesterday at his
home in Webster City.
King Christian and Crown Prince Ftedef-
lex OF Denmark, extended cordial welcome
to Emperor William at Copenhagen yester
day.
The thermometer at Nebraska City, Neb.
yesterday registered los degrees above zero
Two cases of sunstroke were reported, one
fatal
john s. Gage resident Of Cass county,
Mich, for fry years, died at his residence
ncsr Dowagiac Sunday night. He was well
krswn.
NJ. acroe, editor OF the Paris Loleil, says
that General Bouianger would probably he
defra'ed at the election in the department OF
the record
| At o'clock yesterday morning fire in
Hldotado, saline county, H., destroyed the
larg. frame building ro.tatning Hargrave's
harness shot, Shelton u Nes,ttchse's Eroc-
cry and implement store, Hardestys barSes
shop, The Masonic end G. A. r. balls, and
the police magistrates office. Deweir's pr y
DUDE hottse and Palish Bros saloon building
also burned. Tic loss viii he $4,000.
Charles Cummings and Henry Boyd; en-
ployes of the Hotel Brighton at Atlantic City,
N j got beyond their depths while bathing
yesterday and were drowned.
Neoga IN } cattle are afflicted with a dis
ease itousht 10 be- Texas fever. Five died
Saturday, and Assistant State Veterinarian
J. ]. Mills has gone TO Neoga to Investigate
j, Il, Mc1uchin, of Bloomington, died yes
terday morning. He was 70, years old and al
old pioneer. He lived in Bloomington fifty
years, and was for twenty-five years .,.n'
day school superintendent.
Three men, Hole, Tall, and McCerlcg,
boarded train on the Gulf railroad a,
Hardy, Ark, and hcing requested to pay fare
killed Erni;e.nan Charles Burke, stopped the
train aud escaped. A fcsae rs in pursuit;
The dry goods stock Of Levi NJ. Bates I.
Co, New York, was sold yesterday by order
Of the sheriff to satisfy judgments to the
amount of Si26 600. The inventory was ovel
s2DouCO, but 1t was Aail the sale would moi
foot up dul, ths. trurs'
1t is reported at Ottawa, Ont, that in come
qucnce of American protests the existing
regulations with respect to rates on the St
Lawrence and wellington. canals viii b,
changed, removing the discrimination II
favor Of grain bound for Montreal.
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THE GRAPHIC

H-LAcks but few months of being the oldss.
nsvspaper in Brule county.
U-As an advertising medium it is not excelled
BY any newspa per in South Dakota.
1Has rapidly increasing circulation among
~ most Intelligent olass of people in Brule and
ths adjoining counties.
1-Has circulation second to none in thi. or
sdjoininins counties. and paid up subscription
list it is believed superior.
@-ls lively. spicy, independent, and devoted
solely to the interests Of Kimbail and Brnle Co.
svszybody enioyes reading it. Give it trial.
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Arrestea for Emhezziement.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 2.-Wm.
Smith. an old and trusted cmploye of the
Commercial National bank, has been ar
rested for embezzling Sc, 900.
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HoteIon Fire,

DEs MONIES, To-, August s.-The Cen
tral house at Indianola was damaged sew
eral hundred dollars by fire this morning.
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What dealers call "mixed tea is more
F. IT to honest than any other style, where
a. 4 are more or less mixed,
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The Natlon,s Debt.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Public debt
statement:
Interest bearing debt, prin-
c'pal. l.....................S1 ,014, 13s, 142. 90
Interest. Observation-Disclosures. 6,4l6, 544 .0D
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Herman Bobzinc worls ed his way W
aided through Elliotts Business College,
Burlington, 10, and is now bookkeeper
for one of the banks at Hastings, Neb.