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DYNAMITERS STILL ACTIVE.

CHICAGO, June "a dynamite bomb
constructed on a new plan was found next
TO the walls Of the Chicago Historical
building on Dearbon avenue yesterday, By
Geo. l. Knapp, of Isl Jackson street Mr.
Knapp was sitting on the steps OF the
building reading his paper when sudden
gust of wind blew ii out Of his hands and
over the side steps TO the ground He got
up and went after it. Il was lying in a
corner. AS he picked il up he noticed a
piece Of paper just under it partly embed
ded IN the ground He picked that up
also and under it noticed a piece CT iron
pipe sunk into the earth until onlv the
upper side Of il was visible. From the end
OF II and toward the building projected
suspicious piece OF what appeared 10 De a
thick white cord He picked the pine up,
looked a. IL and carried II into The build
ing. After consultation il wss decided 20
carry the pipe 20 Inspector Bnnield. 4
careful Inspection was made at the police
headquarters and tie pipe was found 20
be filed with mixturs of dynamite and
ggG powder. with LARGE fuse carefully
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The STOPS of an Orran.

With such important functions as the
liver, are of course productive Of serious
bodily disturbance. When it reIaxes its
secretive and distributive activity. bile
gets into the blood and tinges the skin and
white of the eyes with yellow, the bowels
become constipated, the tongue coated, the
breath sour. Then come headaches, YER
tigo and congestion of the organ. accom-
panied with pain in its vicinity or under
the right shoulder blade Shall blue pills
be the remedy sought, No, for mercury
in any form is pernicious. What then,
Experience indicates Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters as the true remedy for inactivity of
the liver. 1t not only relaxes the bowels
without pain, but has direct stimulating
effect upon the hepatic gland itself, the
seat and origin of the trouble. All ma
larial complaint involves disorder of the
liver, and of these the bitters is the most
popular curative. 1t also conquers dys
pepsia, nervousness. rheumatism and kid
ney troubles.
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STRANGE SUIT FOB DAMAGES

HAZELToE, Pa, June 9-Excitement
was caused at Freeland yesterday b. the
action Of Sheriff Prescott, OF Luzerne
cnunty, who served writs upon nearly
every merchant in town TO require them
70 answer TO the charge Of conspiracy.
The complainant IS Geo. T. Hill, son Of
Charles T. Hill, a well known real estate
agent of this place. Nr. Hill was man
ager of the Freeiand Gas company's cleo
tric light plant during the recent strike in
this region The knights OF Labor assem-
bly, Of Freeland asked the business men Of,
the town to boycott the gas company IN
less they discharged HILL, against whom
they had 4 grievance on account OF his
having been employed as coal and iroa
policeman az Pertham bay during the
coal heavsrs' strike about two years ago
Notice 10 this effect, signed 5y nearly all
the business men was sent 70 the 0ss
company last November, and IN conse-
ouence Hlll was discharged He now
brings suit ia the Lurrne county coar.
again 81 the sign=rs Of the notice 20 recover
damages Ihs case promises 20 De ore Ct
the most interesting, as X is one Of the
most important ever tried in the an;hra-
cite region zs boyeotts Of ;sis kind have
been Tery freq nsnt.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

TOPEKA, June 9.-The following opinions
were rendered by the supreme court this
9th day OF June, 1SS:
Horton. c. 1.-THE K p. r. r. Co. VS..
Edwin Whipple, error from Douglas coun-
ty, reversed; in re James Mckien, original
proceedings, habeas curpus petitioner, dis
charged; Nora Phipps vs. VIM. Phipps, ct
al, error from Bourbon county, reversed;
John Dobson ct al. vs.. a. B. Norris, error
from Atchison county, affirmed; the Phoe-
nix Insurance Cows. Daniel Pullman, error
from Atchison county affirmed; the state
of Kansas VS.. j. p, Marlborough, appeal
from Lyon county affirmed.
Valentine, J.-St. L. & 5. p. Ry Co VS..
G. p. Cole, from Greenwood county. re-
versed; John II. Dillon VS.. Martin Heller.
error from Harper county, affirmed; Mil
ton Tootle ct al VS.. John Wells, error from
Neosho county, reversed, John NJ. Price
VS.. Almorine Allen, error from Atchison
county, affirmed; II. A Northrop ct al VS..
VIM. Andrews, error from Saline county,
reversed; L: K. Cassett VS.. commissioners
of Barber county ct al original proceedings
IN mandamuS writ, refused; Oswald Pie
terle vs.. commissioners of Lyon county,
error from Lyon county, affirmed; II. $
Campbell ct al Us. j. D. FulImer, error
from Miami county, affirmed.
johnson, j the state eX rel vs. D. T.
Dennis, error from Pit county. affirmed;
the state ex rel vs.. hi c. Williams. error
from Pratt county affirmed; John u.
Delaschmutt VS.. Moss Z. Parent ct al,
error from Greenwood county, reversed;
Jacob L. Hackney VS. b. VI. Eauter ct al.
error from Cowley county, reversed;
Robert Lawri ct al. vs.. 7. II. Lawri. exc
cutioneT, error from Brown county, modi-
hed; Peter Schmidt ct al. vs.. George
Bender, error from Rush county, affirmed,
the State of Kansas vs.. Douglas Dowd:
appeal from Waubaunsee county, affirm
ed; Robert Mills vs. Lydia r. Mills. error
from Sumner county, affirmed
Simpson, C.-Mo. p. r. Il. Co. vs. Geo. {.
linson, error from Phillips county. af-
firmed: the I. 2. K. Il, Co. vs.. j. s. Hutch
luson, error from Mcpherson county. re-
versed; z. J. Norton vs. J ohm II. Lawrence
er. a., error from Chase county, affirmed;
{. y. Reed vs.. Il. Boyce, error from La
bette county, affirmed; Harvey NJ Rouns-
aville vs.. VIM. w. Hazen. error from Shaw
nee county, affirmed; Geo. 4. Seeker VS..
Frederick Procht, error from Marion
affirmed; A ID. Walker ct. al vs..
T. +. Douglas, error from jackson county.
CIogstou, CA. l. s.. s. F. r. r. Co VS..
Adam Miller. error from Lyon county,
J. {. tIiIiep vs. r. J. Peters, er-
ror from Decatur county, reversed; Jesse
Boyd vs.. Jas. Huifaker ct ii, error from
Harper county, reversed; H ". Lyman ct
al vs.. j. Howell Stanton ct nj, error from
Shawnee county. reversed; Dan1 Markin
VI Robert Priddy. error from Shawnee
county, affirmed: Commissioners of Dick
lnson county VS.. Michael Hogan. error
irom Dickinson County. affirmed: Lewis
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DEATH CLAIMS A LEADER,
The Noted Divine and Author. James Free
man Clarke, Dead.

BOSTON, Mass. June 4.-The Rev. James
Freeman Clarke, the well known Unfair
ian divine, died tonight at his residence in
Jamaica Plains, aged IS years. Although
he had been in poor health for two yeare or
more his condition was not considered
dangerous until within few weeks. His
death resulted from a complication OF dis
eases.
Dr. Clark was born in Hanover, n. H,
April t, 1910 He graduated at Harvard
college in 1929, and at the Cambridge
divinity school in 1888; was pastor of the
Unitarian church in Louisville KY. from
1888 to 1910, of the church of the Disciples
in Boston from 1880, and again from 1858
A translated De Wette's Theodore" q
vols, 1910, in Ripley's Specimens of For
OF 1Sl2,,' in the Life and Military Ser
vices of General William Hull" Qs46);
Eleven Weeks in Europe" Qe5D;
Christian Doctrine OF Forgiveness, I"
QS52); Service Book and Hymn
Book for the Church of the
Disciples" QS44 and 1856; Memoirs of
the Warehouses d'Ossoll Margaret Full
lerl in connection with K. w. Emerson
and w. H. Claiming QS52): Christian
Doctrine of Prayer Gs54 new ad. 1856:
The Hour which Cometh and Now Isl
QS64; Orthodoxy, its Truths and Errors"
QS66) steps of Belief" $50; Ten
Great Religions" QS7D; and Common
Sense in Religion" QS4) His aim in
Orthodoxy, its Truths and Errors" was
to find the essential truth in a system
from which he dissented, and afterward
TO point out its error. The purpose of the
Ten Great Religions" is to give an ac-
count of each of these, down to the latest
and best knowledge of our time, to COM
pare each religion with Chris
tianity, and to show the truth
contained in and the deficiencies
of each. His Worship of the Church of
the Disciples combines the features of re-
sponses on the part of the congregation, as
in the Episcopal service, the extempore
prayer OF the Congregationalists and the
silent prayer of the Friends. Besides the
preceding he has publishrd many articles
in various periodicals, several poems and a
number of pamphlets. In 1868 he deliv-
cred III Boston the address on the tercente-
nary celebration OF the birth of Shake
speare. For many years he has been one
Of the overseers of Harvard college, and in
1872 presented minority report to that
body in favor of the admission of women
TO the college. In 1863 the university con-
ferred upon him the degree OF ID. d.
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KANSAS CROP PROSPECTS.
The Outlook for Wheat and Corn Excellent
Bugs Not Very Bad.

TOPEKA, June 9.-Secretary Mohler, of
the state board of agriculture, has pre-
pared the following report: Reports from
about 600 correspondents of this board rep
resenting every section of the state. clear
~ indicate very encouraging outlook for
crops Of all kinds with the exception of
fruit.
Wheat-Acreage as estimated by cor
respondents in a previous report in round
numbers 1900, 900 acres, OF this per cent
was reported plowed up. The acreage to
be harvested was lately still further di-
minished by numerous and unusually de-
structive hail storms. Making due allow
ance for shrinkage from these and other
causes we may safely put the acreage to
be harvested at 100000 From present
Indications we may expect from this acre
age a total yield of wheat for the state of
1900, 600 bushels.
Corn-Corn for the most part is a good
stand throughout the state, but on account
of cold weather is backward. With the
exception Of damage by cut worms in a
few counties is not suffering from insect
depredations
Oats-Oats in some of the eastern coun-
ties have suffered from chinch bugs, but
generally throughout the state are re-
ported in good condition and promise fair
yield.
Summary-Wheat, condition as com
pared with full average crop, 81 per cent:
corn, as compared with a fun stand % per
cent; oats, average condition so per cent;
rye, average condition IS per cent; barley.
average condition "a per cent; potatoes,
average condition 90 per cent; tame grasses,
average condition 80 per cent: apples,
average condition as compared with full
crop, 20 per cent; cherries, average condi-
ton as compared with full crop, 80 per
cent.
Rainfall and Chinch Bugs-Rainfall for
the month of May, with exceptions, was
abundant in north and northwestern Kan
sas, also in the south and southwestern
counties, and generally in the west half of
the state. Light rainfall is reported in
many OF the eastern counties, notably so
in jefferson. Jackson, Shawnee, Usage
Chase, Allen, Anderson, johnson, Miami
Douglass and Franklin. all these counties
reporting light rainfall. Crops have been
damaged more or less by chinch bugs, but
from some unknown cause, probably cold
weather in many counties, the bugs are re-
ported TO have disappeared, and unless the
weather should turn hot as well as dry. no
more damage to the crops is unprecedented.
In some counties of the state wheat prom
ises an immense yield, while in others it is
less promising. In the aggregate a full
average crop is expected. The apple and
cherry crops were cut short by heavy frosts
in April
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TYPOGRAPHICAL NATIONAL CON-
VSN1ION

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 9.-The dele.
gates to the Typographical National con-
vention commenced to arrive in the city
this morning and were at once taken in
charge by the committee from the Typo
graphical and Pressmen's union of this
city and escorted to the various headauar-
tiers. The headquarters of the Typos are
located at the Hotel Victoria, and the
pressmen are at the Hotel Normandy The
committee on reception at the Union depot
this morning were James Hogan, c. Won
dorf. D. Hite, J. p. Fleury, T. Campbell.
c. Kennedy and P. Kennedy They all
wore a very handsome badge, and had
their hands full caring for the arriving
guests. The delegates arriving this morn
ing were: Samuel Croft, Memphis: Chas.
p, Frosebauer indianapolis; NJ. J. Buck
ley, Omaha; w. TAYLOR, Louisville: j. f.
Earl, Cleveland; John Matthias, Cincin-
natl; j. {. Gamewell, Second Vice Presi-
dent, Philadelphia; J. T. Downs. New
York; r. M. Sullivan and John Burke,
Chicago: L. D. Shurr, Milwaukee.
The delegates are now coming in on
every train. An informal reception will
be held at the Victoria tomorrow evening.
The visiting members of the international
Typographical union will be given a trip TO
Leavenworth Tuesday. the guests OF the
board of trade and city council They
will have a special, and upon arriving az
Leavenworth will be driven over the city
to the Soldiers Home, where a banquet
viii be given.
They viii then visit the fort to witness
the drill, dress parade and inspection.
This will be followed by the band concert.
The guests will return 70 this dty the
same day.
The great body Of delegates will be In
tomorrow evening on special train from
st. Louis. Gov Martin, OF Kansas. will
arrive Thursday. The 'pressmen held
secret session at the Hotel Normandy at
noon today.
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ABERDEEN OPPOSES IMPROVEMENTS

ABERDEEN, Oak, June Great excite
ment was caused yesterday by efforts of
citizens TO prevent the men and teams en-
ployed by the Electric Motor company
from blowing up Main street for the con-
struction of al electric motor line. Draws
were driven across the street to stop the
teams. Crowds gathered and cheered the
citizens. The city marshal ordered the
drays away but the citizens returned to
the attack with an order from the mayor
prohl biting further work The franchise
was granted in April, 1857, with provisions
requiring the consent OF the property own
ers along the line. These were not Sc
cured, and the city claims that the rights
under charter expired june g. no consent
having been secured, and the company
claims that provisions of the charter apply
only TO horse car lines, and not to motor
lines. The citizens are excited injunc-
tons are being prepared and lively fight
over the franchise is anticipated. 1t is
thought that the mayors order viii be ig-
nored and work will be resumed.
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AUSTRIA

PEsTH. June 9-The budget was sub
pitted to the delegations today After
the receipts were deducted from the ex-
penditures, there remains 1i3. OaS forms TO
be provided. OF this amount g I55, is
forms is On account Of the army and
q 80, ~ forms on account Of the navy.
The total extra expenditure amount 70
2, 0oo. 90 forms. If which q 80 0lso Is Tor
the army and z.001. 90 for the navy. 4
prea able 70 the budget states that though
all the European cabinets are united IN
desiring peace. circumstance. neyerthe-
les. impsratively indicate that an in
crease in AustTias defense is the surest
safeguard OF peace.
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BULLETIN.

9p. m.-General Sheridan has passed a
quiet afternoon, part of the time sleeping
naturally. His pulse has been from 1G6 to
112, and of fair volume and tension. The
respiration has remained about the same
though showing irregularity at times.
The cough is not annoying and the
expectoration is plentiful. The skin
has been warm and moist and there has
been no fever. The secretion Of the kid
neys is increasing in amount These are
signs of a return of the appetite No I'M
favorable symptoms have appeared.
ISignedl ROBERT NJ. O'REILLY,
WASHINGTON MATTHEWS,
CHAs. b. BYRNE,
HENRY c. NARROW.
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THREE GAMES,
AN UNNATURAL MOTHER.
AT MILWAUKEE

ST. LOUIS, May "a special to the Post
Dispatch from Springfield, No., says:
There is great excitement at Greenfield,
the county seat of Dade county, over sup
posed suicide which turns out to be muir.
der. Last Monday morning, May -.
George, the l4-year-old son of Mrs Stoffier,
a widow living on a farm near Springfield.
was found hanging dead in a barn. The
general belief at the time was suicide.
The mothers grief took Very violent
form, and she was placed under restraint.
1t transports that she threatened the
boys life. In lucid moment it wss as
certained that she bad drugged III boy
with morphine and then dragged MIN TO
the barn and hanged him.
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SHERMAN RrTTra

NV YORK. June e-General Sherman
was better this morning and expects u
Ss- osit On Aorday next At no tiaras did
his Illness take q serious t7-n.
De headquarters Of the Republican
safe aud national CON- usiitee az y West
vent second street aeys oIsssezI "a
formally todsy. There we're tegs v.sstors
1 De formal date Of The opening "a u { yet
nefn fixed The COMMITTEES vii cccTixsY
ne entire buildinz-
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KANSAS BREVITIES.
Continued from First Page.)

ing Grant county, which had been attached
to Stevens county for judicial purposes
The case was brought in the Shawnee dis
trict court and Judge Guthrie rendered a
Judgment making the injunction perpet-
ual. From this an appeal was taken to
the supreme court. II was argued to-day
and the court dissolved the injunction,
holding that county attorney had no au-
thority to sue in the district court, beyond
the limits of his own county. in any mat
ter which his own county was not espe-
claily interested. Grant county will be i'm
mediately organized by the governor with
Ulysses as the Temporary county seat
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Il Ja1lsss., TIE French phyEscis., co,aser.
shs camera o vsiuabis edition 20 tie fEs.r7s-
rns1.s q the nas1Sorologst Re kas exsib-
ftsd 70 t1s academy II sc.sncss soxas Gee
r1c.urss EluEsTs.i1s zoe cAAr,cs4rfx-es Il
mountain elc1ds a. tbs alSsrsat hozrs 9. re
day. Tbs ''-sa n down" II tie early lscs--
ing undsrgo>s Interesting changes throuxh
lie sc:so1 cf ar carrvzS -: Ia racsaon by
ibe S-n--Arkanzzw Trzys.ev
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FOttHO NO AIT

BosTog, June 9.-The grand fury for
Middlesex county in It's report found no
bin against Ms Abb!e II. Corner. the
Christian scientist, Of Wiuchsstsr.
charged with granddaughter IN canning the
death Of her daughter, Mrs Lostie A.
James also d Winchester. b. uszsectiny
70 provide proper medical assistance a.
TIE time 0. her confinement On the 18th Of
March.
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KeTcH U. ogao-sfooo REWARD

CISCxxAII, Juns 9-Joseph Kstchuun.
the baggagenast@r who WA shot By
robbers IN his car CT the Cincinnati. In
dionapolis, 81. Louis & Chicago rzllway.
near Delhi. last night. died o. hi. injuries
At o'clock tonight President n z In
gals Of the Cincinnati dizr arsfs!{s- g
Louis s. Chicago railway. who j. IN S.v-
York, ieisgraphe6 from that cts toaay an
offer OF klso reward for Ibe arresi and
conviction % the robbers
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Tbs victim of 80 calis1 practical tSks-
was Szrssa n E<ookiya sks osSsr dzy. A
char waS paid away wssa hs ga 49,, -
81: do~z- and lie fell, reoesyasS . 4rss
which soca cs4zesd hls death Ibs-s = 20
Isssxasr tTsc< th4t nen ean Slzy sySa tSs-s
fell0ss ta&a tkix TAs Brooklyn iaG-6sas
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He Rested Well During the After
noon and the Fore Part OF
Last Night.
The Patients Skin has Been Warm and
Moist and There Has Been
No Fever.
The People of Germany Rejoicing Over
the Downfall of Herr Won Puts
kamer-FOreign News.
THE WEATHER,

WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON. D. c.
June 80 p. m.-Indications for twenty
four hours, commencing Sunday, June
10, at a. M, are as follows:
For Missouri: Cooler, light to fresh
northerly winds; fair weather.
For Kansas: Light TO faesh northerly
winds, becoming variable: cooler, followed
by warmer, far weather.
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DUBITs. June 2.-Sergeant Mcf0Saa. OF
the ra<al Irish constAbglary. was mgr-
dered yesterday by Constable Simpson az
Haldensfown, county Wsst meath 4
sword and revolver were ss@d By ias MIR
derer, who Afterwards committed suicide
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ROuMkNIk-

BUCHAREST. June 9.-Representatives of
Russia are here making arrangements for
holding an exhibition OF Russian manu-
features in this city. Russia viii contrib
ute SIS, 600 towards carrying out the pro-
iect
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SPAIN

MADRID, June Queen Regent Chris
tiaRa has returned To this city with the
infant king from Barcelona. They were
warmly received By large crowds Of people
a; the station and along the route 10 Tie
PALACE.
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POOR SHOW E0R yafC

Boston, June 9.-Ten thousand people
saw Harvard defeat Yale by score of 70
at Cambridge this afternoon Yale must
now Win both her remaining games to
tie Harvard. and cannot pass her.
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We'll VS. W. II. Ryus, error from Wyan-
dotte county, affirmed.
Holt, C.-The w. s. w. R. r. Co. vs.
VIM. Bebee ct al, error from Sedgwick
county, reversed; VIM, Covert VS.. Clark
Haskins e} al, error from Butler county,
reversed; A. NJ. Fuller VS.. Champaign
Irvine and Bagging Co.. error from Shaw
VS.. White Marshall ct al, error from
Shawnee county, affirmed; Thomas K.
Hanna ct al VS.. Chas. p Barrett.
error from Finny county, re-
versed; d. r. Anthony VS.. Wiley
Jones ct al, error from Atchison
county. reversed: the q. P. r. r. Co. vs..
Mary h. Hutchinson, error from Nc
Pherson county, reversed; John A. Martin,
Governor VS.. State of Kansas ex rel, error
from Shawnee county, reversed A. NJ.
Huffman VS.. G. c. c. Mills, original pro-
ceedlng IN mandamus peremptory writ,
allowed; the Western UPTON Telegraph
Co. VS.. Jess c. Grail, motion for a rehear-
ing allowed A. Lewis & Co. VS.. Geo. Oil
want. error from Mcpherson county,
dismissed John Meyers VS.. A.
Mann, error from Reno county,
dismissed; S. L. Meyers, guardian, VS..
Maria Edwards ct al, error from Usage
county, dismissed; George W. Crane VS.. J.
ii. Williams, treasurer of Grey county,
original proceeding in mandumus, dismiss
ed; TT. S. & st. L. r. r. VS.. Jerry Smith,
error from Sumner county. dismissed; w.
Schacleton VS.. w. f. Lathrop, error from
Alien county, affirmed; Sylvester E. Bras
VS.. Minnie Bras, error from Mcpherson
county, dismissed; J. 3. Bowmon VS..
II: s. Hoffman, error from Allen county,
affirmed; .. Pearson ct al VS. c. II. Pratt,
error from Allen county, dismissed: A.
Snyder VS.. VIM. Sharp, error from Allen
county, affirmed; State ex rel VS.. The
Western Irrigating Canal Co original pro-
ceedlng In quo warranto, dismissed; Geo.
Swiggett VS.. II. L. Dodson ct al, motion
for rehearing, overruled; \. II. Ives vs. j.
Addison, motion for rehearine,
overruled; Ferdinand Win ct al
VS.. L. S. Matthews, motion for
rehearing, overruled; Anna Arthur ct al
us. Clark E. Arthur. motion for rehearing,
dismissed; J. f. Chandler VS.. Mary d.
Dye, motion for rehearing, dismissed;
Emma A. Allen VS.. H. T. Dodson, sheriff,
motion for rehearing, overruled; Mary J.
ct al. vs. VIM. n. Stangley ct
al, motion to dismiss, overruled, and
cause assigned for hearing in September.
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BULLETIN.

There are no marked changes either fav-
orable or unfavOrable in General Sheri-
dams condition since morning. He is rest
ing quietly and his mind has been clear
Signed r. NJ. O'RELLY,
G. BYRNE,
H. G.. YARROw.
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Cor. Douglas and Lawrence AYES.
I. GROSS 6: GO.

protected with rubber tubing. The au-
thorities are at a loss 10 know why the
bomb was placed where it was found IL
was wrapped in a copy Of the Arbeiter
Zeitung