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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-08-27
Liver AZ Kidneys
Cures Indigestion, and all Diseases
arising from an enfecblcd con-
dition of the system.

DR.. MARITIME, of London, the celebrated
specialist, says of PARDEE's REMEDY:
81 have used it for twenty years for
Blood Diseases, such as Scroiular, Salt
Rheum, letter and Cancer, and | cannot
recommend it too highly"
The Rev. DIR. Thomas, of Hong Kong,
China, says; "PkRDEE'S REMEDY is a
wonderful medicine for the blood.
have prescribed il hundreds of times for
leprosy, and, when given in time it
always cured the patient | can safely
persons who take PARDEE'S REMEDY
regularly, and ! advise all persons liv-
ing in countries where leprosy is pre-.
valent to take PARDEE's REMEDY as a
preventive"
B0'For Sale by all Druggists in Honolulu.
Aug.23.8S-3m
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"NIr Hays experiments on Hops have
resulted in the production of Il beautiful
essence, which deserves to rank as quite
a pharmaceutical triumph. 1t mixes
perfectly with water, and has a fine Hop
Aroma. Hop Ale made from this
essence has, with the Hop Flavor, all
the bright appearance of Champagne.
1t froths remarkably, is very agreeable
drink, and suitable either for summer
or winter. The Chemist & Druggist.
"a beautiful essence, has fine Hop
Aroma, and is quite a pharmaceutical
triumph The Chemist & Druggist.
"Hay's Hop Ale. This is an ex
cellent non.alcoholic beverage The
Lancet.
"Has the Hop Taste of Bitter Beer
ana is Il nearer approach to Bass or
Allsopp's Ale than any non-intoXicants
preceding it.:-Eastern Morning News.
J. E. BROWN & CO.,
2SI % Merchant Street. 2w
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HOP ALE!''
Received ex S. S. Australia fun
snnnlN of
HAYS HOP ALE.
TESTIMONIALS:

1ntoXicating) William Hay, Hull.
"This is an excellent Non.AlCoholiC
Beverage, which probably approaches
as near to Beer as is possible, withou'
the presence of alcohol. Our analysis
showed the presence of the bitter prin
ciple of the Hop in perfect solution
The Lancet.
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NOTICE.

MUSIC furnished for balls, parties
NI and serenades by Palmer's String
Band. Orders left at @. Il. Williams,
or ring up Mutual Telephone 1886. IA If
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WANTED

A N intelligent Boy, residing with his
IA parents. Inquire at
ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS.
273t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-08-27

at is a nearer approach to Bass's or
Allsopp's Ale than any non.intoxican,s
preceding it. Has the Hop Taste of
Bitter Beer, and is u pleasant appetising
drink. k."-Eastern Morning News.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15
THE MODEL GIRL.
She should Draw. Cook. Sew. Nurse
Think and he Good.

SAN FE,scfsco, July 1i.-At the session
or the National Educational council to-day
NJ. & Cooper. Of New York. presented q pa
w, w ' ~ ring Tb. In ,,,rssnce ~
this subject ia all its branches was alluded
to. Ideal education was spoken OF briefly.
The education of girls should be regarded
from lis physical. uiiiifariau and scientific
stand point The training OF mind. hand
aud eyes should all it the girl for the high
duties of womaHhood aud motherhood.
The question TO be considered is, what is
hes, that the schools ean do for girls under
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15
BOULANGER LIVES.
His Condition Causes Small
Alarm.
rnK aAsr,Lx cxIrsnArros.
ApPreAeasiea Of rreuhls In Parsa.
ess the Day rssses o.issiy-rAe
Patriotic League Remenbsr Res-
issger - Garnet speaks as .
Banquet.

Pass. july 1.-The taking of the nastile
vas to-day rclehsztet tArcngsoa, fraaee
In this city patriotic soeicsies, sceosnsan-
he'd By hants aaa carrying banners,
msrcheS - the str2searg s,sssse and de-
Passtsa wSaihs aran IL The Rsr-sosse
League, hradsd es NM. Escreulesie. Lam
gaerrc. taissat. aad Ssssini. Was received
with mingled erir. of -vfve Bouiaarer.-
~fise d frsnee- aad -Vfse IA Rspsh-
is9ae-" After Iessfns the sisaSbuFs statue
tae seSicftes visited the monument 10
Gamheita and the xtztne os Joan of Arc,
which tAcy also decorated with flowers.
N. perossieic, in asroSlfing wreath
us-sa 6ansetta's monument said we
started ircm the stsiae af the Repaa,iqus.
Ne visited The statue al S,fssaarg. Aad We
new eonfrunf the naonameas ef the greas
patriot. Oar rgigr.nase has i,eeu sae-e ex-
pressise than sF-eceees We know whittier
ne are going. for the Fepahiie. fer Aisace-
Lorraine Sive Boaianger~
Two men were arrested Tor carry ing ross.
ess which coalained Gen. Esousa<seF's por-
tra.f and bearing the Inscription. .Ief all
Patriots assemble 10 night In the Place do
Ia /, t,9nrortse 80
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THE CONFESSIONAL
The Dynamiters All Want
to -Squeal.-



CHICAGO. July A-Bowses, the man In
- - - - ..-.s.---- -
Sha ,1s Hse1
ysHst uss moss eouctnsise e. b. II =
aid. made 8 ful confession OF his share In
the conspiracy He sAw that IN his case
there vas bat usf1e hone Of eseape fror,
-. ,,ssse.., "a go ,bs. ,.o--t,.. !,
-, s.a..- :. ,,s-.-.@. s,sS.-a. r.~t..s
that Boxies Was ready to ssguea-
Anoraer Of the arrested men, Gaddinx,
hss IL is szff ass, cs,,.rlu1fed Ia e.,.n4 suss,
- - ,.<.--, =. a. =. 49,. =.
s l... = - -. n----.-
Knows sools the Fsos sgzanst tns bassfns-
ton VIII BE told
Tbs ease Of chairueu Hogs and Murphy.
which wax To hare come trsure Jusssex,
Ts.,,, ,tt. .,,.x,.,fns- ,,x.,-,r.s.s d. -.
- sA-ss .. '''-' sAss "'''
~eeA-
hv.h sos sitiios
II to uaderssood that Bowles has told the
fsyrscrafieu fHrts which make the copyfe-
tsa.. ~ fx..>r certain Tns chairman N
:
~ sag mss .-s' sae :, w. '&Sa onis
- tnr biow thes WISE 70 sinke y - tae
bfotneraooc- but be- aus lns rvaa onsrfa.s
dislike linn personai1. he osAsr aeiena-
sss tnes Ae iasolApaf cxsP9seo tasaf1s.
y ,ext oi tAs s4aeA sas -, ian1c
Pa1sie, eut ~ IN pes'shs snossh 70 hrcs.s- g.
- - ~, =, .hf s,ssose ,sss,s'
n.Is - s''e 800
Tlix rers.t, n, 81 xrhs, ,.y,.cnerx ps,u,es
Rss<ss.,ieL and Wi,.s.s xrrr brnn.ht CIV,
fr.,rs ssii shis ,.aruins to the ,nsr.asTs
sssee teas-s.s sx.,f s..-<f th.f 10 xanssd ~
see st.e .sssf-sr, .starnrv IL v,.s t.L.r, =,
Fwiugss a:ssee ara ;herr con ses.sti io Gen
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THE HAsrILE FESTIVITIES.
Paris Very orderiy-A speech by
Garnet.

PARIS, July IA - President csraos at
tet1d grand review Of troops to-day GA
his arrival ca the ground he wus crested
with cries Of -'Nivc tarnot.H followed BY
-Nlse fioSGet~ and .S!se la Republ.qney'
When the review closed there was another
Demonstration, in which friends aad OPP
iosasn;s Oi ten. itoulanEer taok sides. A
number of arrests were made. Al the ham
ques wkseh followed President CaFnos
thanked fhefe fscRns ia the name of the
gotefsmeni for thus en- phasiziHg the prin-
ciiils OF uaiional unity. with Patriotic
euofion We have seen an army strong and
disciplined. with trusting and trusted lead
css, imbned with n sense ~ it, high mis-
sion. which would inspire confidence
and sense Of security In the country
and assure peace from abft.ad.
Ioa have trayeTscd the marvellous work
shops which viii lie the meeting place
France assigns fer art and iaaastry-s
universally aud great assize of labor which
commands conc1ri among citizens and
good relations between natious- You will
preserve the recollection Of the frniefnal
welcome gssca yoa By this generous re
puhiigan city. You win tell your fellow
toxnsmen thai yon found hearts beating
in union with your own-men resolved 10
preser, the constitutions OF oar common
country and not 10 let themselves be Sc
dnccd by faiisc.oss enterprises"
The crowds which have collected ia the
streets 20 night are orderly, and no serious
attempt AZ political demonstration has
been made
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AMONG THE MORMONs.
A Shocking Story-Cnnning Priests
The Dauit<U Not ali Dead

CHICAGO. July ii---A pgiefaced lisiis
woman. giving her natae as Elizabeth
Tirnbali Rufts-. formerly Of North
-hields, England, was picked up on the
street today. apparently fainting from
hunger She claimed 10 haze had asiaiae
TO eat on her four days trip from Ogden
Utah. TO Chicago. en- route 10 her old home
In England She tpId a terrible story oi
her experience among the Moriuons. Hei
yonng son, she stated. had been induced
against the wishes OF his parents, TO join a
party of immigrants organized by Mormon
missionaries, and not hearing from the
been prevented by the elders from writing
the father, ffaa.ic with anxiety. followed
10 Utah. He found employment with q
Mormon farmer named Joseph Hoiberf,
but was sensible 10 save enough to Eelt
continue the search until persuaded fc
join the church. Then Rutfer got money
and sent some 70 her, but all his letter.
telling Of the condition of affairs in Utah
were interrupted and others substituted
urging her to come to Utah with the mis-
sionary.
She claims the women In the party were
subjected To fearfa! ind;gnitses en- Route BY
the elders Rufter was murds red shortly
after she Joined him. He had inadvert-
his pinns 10 find his boy aud escape with
his wife. The Normous asserted that Rut
rers death was accidental She was de-
frauded of her husbands services. but, fly.
Ing 10 Ogden. earned enough money work
ing In n hotel TO pas her passage home.
The amount OF railroad fare wRs largel
than she expected. and rather than delay
any longer she had deprived herself Of food
on the long journey to Chicago.
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City Property.

m lots 10 Ycslrr's second supplemental
addition. one block frsm Madison
street. houses all round them. fFice,
$50 each.
3 beautiful cleared lots IN p. I; Den.
nys tfth addition. Price, tpp'
near street car line and within two
blocks Of motor line route.
4 10, with 6 room hard finished house
IN u. 7. Dcnny's park addition. two
blocks from motor line rouir. Price,
3iaD
2 cleared lots In rostias addition
commands enc view. Price. &i--e-
1 lot in Horeu addition, with broom
house. Price. 5000
I lot In Kaufman addition. This Is
choice lot. osiy " block from
cable cars. Price. tSo.
70 lots, rasiand's addition 10 snoho.
mish City; all level and beautiful
lots, cleared. within hse minutes
walk ei West Coast railroad depot
Price. from ,ilo TO si3e per lot. sno.
hnnish Is TODAY the NEST promising
inland ,oun In Western Washing
ton for investment
3 onc-aere lots in snohonish City,
hoases built ali round them; beau.
tifuliy situated. Price, sin each,
8 lots In suohomish City fer SO each.
3 lots In snoAemish City for si7S zach
{ acres Of rich hotiom land Adioinins
snoaonlsh City. Price, SS0
I lot In snohomlsh City for s..7a
90 asres aae level land tive miles from
Whaicom Price, 80 per acrs.
20 acres. one and half miles from Sc,
horne. suitable for dividing tafo
and iearre tracts. Sc per acre.
II actts witsin half mile Of New
wasieom. very desirable. don nes'
lec, this opportunity 10 make an
Investment
A hnn Gal sarnr.rffN Tor Kaie
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A SPLENDID PAGEANT.
Emperor Williams Journey 10 50
HetarsburR

here today. en- route 10 meet the exar.
The emperor drove through tAe town 10
the harbor and was greeted with great en-
assiar. The streets we're gksiy dccor<tei.
fhe emperor align,ed frorn the Garage q;
the fsa-bsAssss bridge and entered Hsaa-
Of var beat. bich soek hiIs 10 the yacht
Uahenz5.lern- As be boarded the vessel
the s1ra4rUn fred salute ard tte ysr1s
were manned. TIE merchant vessels IN
fhe hAr..or we're deeerstcd with szgs-
After the different vessels of the teef had
goisan under wss and saiiea pat the isa-
rssr.ai sscsst thAi vessel a1so rat 10 sea
RE parade Of the Hee: Wa . brilliant
spectacle The tnasEayers serc execxtrsi
With asraIrzb,c r-eetsSos and we're waseh-
ed BIZ tsosssnds Of people from the saere
and from the decks q yrsseis several
rrfsa.e steamers accompanied RE Eses Il
sea
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A FKIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
Eight TANKS sf N,phths Gas He
nlode-Many Workmen Iniare4i-

CTxcINSsTs, Jair IA ta,-ery nf eight
gas taaks Ia Lz&b9x, Kentucky. exploded
taIs sfSeraocn saa iEsersss Is men. four 81
tAssn fatally. TIE xEs IL generated fro1.
rapetAa Tor neAfing the rsiisnst shoys.
aud fnr use In sleeping r4Es The escape
a a sszaii ausaslty from ore tzak caused
a. sxpiaeis.s which expsorse.s the ether
seven The s-oek RON of tse s8septnx car
esssaraas Ezs x-erkrsi- The fatally In
3ursr.a are Frxak Cabins, ksshsei Aesssa,
Geo N4eis.aa s=a Dxst. Harris Tae sers
ossfY insc-esi are JzFzss Sullivan Peter
lg.e5~utesd. Charles Could. ktcAard Car.
ra-s, George GSetsla. Grs2sn and twe
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HISTORIC BUILDING BURNED.
Dessruetien Of the Old Mansioa on
Rsliaday's ophir Farm.

wHITx Pf.tsSs, y. Y. July H-F'rr
broke oat this morning In the old Ben
Holiaaas stone man<ioa on 0phir farm.
about three miles frsm this place, nov
owned BY " whitclav Reid Of the New York
Trabans The building was one Of the 70
tacus landmarks in we<tchesler coants.
having teen standing for over 60 years-
Last year whitelAw Reid purchased the
place frofa the estate Of John Roach, and
commenced The reftttlnx Of the interior on
Q magnificent scale. The dining suora wns
q hs = fest an.i was finished In hard wood,
with heavy carvings over The doors of elus-
trrx az fruis and VARIOUS ki2ds Of game.
The freseoing Of the IL MONS On the trs,
soo- was magnificent There were in al
81 rooms In the castle, which were Ill ia
.shed aud decorated
The origin ns the Are Is not de e6aiiely
knoxn. bat Il 10 supposed 10 be sicvertiss
ane sr the presence Of electric light wires
The loss on the baiIdlnx Will reach nsariv
szs5a. go. Insured for about fwssihirsls thu
amount The question 81 re rehuiidiRr tie
castle viii be determined In ibe future
AFTER the condition of the walls. wsieh ars
said 20 be sfiil sssadiag. . examined
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RANDALL's PERIL
Gres. Fear That He May Bleed 10
DEATH

WAsuf<srl~ g1iy -Rsfuces the hears
Of .s3dasxAt and : S'esaek t5.s morning
gassf.f3 SAFE I'D fsosE s@vers. slight 1erz-
ORE AsSs Afts< that time be sureee3est Ia
.4snrlnE ss,see macs uessted SLEEP D..
a.fasu, Raasslfs Fe1~snsi srt-ntsnt- rr-
,nxisssSi with hssa rafii 5 otiSek III.
nssyBiax He yssssva-si e. ID o'esnsx.
waer he mff y. Line-sn a5d eosEsEi .
ssaa xs@ AssS A. q re~e1 y sxs fsersss~si
tast -seze fSi sfertiss %ssyglss - APP te =,
wass-s II . Aasre8 asa tnsrz the hesacr-
rssx-ss for . stane. 81 heSst astti the fsssrrt
can rasn ss-eazfa p Laes3s wss very
s,sssr-xrvsiisHe N Ais exs-cs-sga % oEs elsa
~ 30 To- rrossssts rssalt q tAsa<e re sssss.es-
He believed tsas fAefT sT-Sf sesid be ~
sne<k the airesins far . tsxe. b1t ususd
moi ro fAx.hs h.s forsess- Thers soa
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Pcsrfaxp. july ls.--Falsowiag are th.
brsf class limited RATES via the MI shssts
roate Portland 10 Missouri river points
BE. Chicago. s1..ss. Ezs, St Louis. ss-so
sstecad-cs&s<. sta. si-h4 ${Ssa These
rates have tast been made.
The steam Mokor line 10 sannysids
commenced making regular rrirs this
rsoraing.. Trips VIII be mads
every haif-AoGr for Few days.
then eyery suarter-Aour. Thr meter sosk
osis three cars with forsy passengers aud
made the TIP Of three miles in less than
eight minutes
A line Of iaesndescent electric lights has
been built TO the summit OF Portland
Hesghfs
Alas. for " Blinky" Morgan.
CoirNBgs. O.. Jaiy i4--The state Beard
of fars,ons tonight refused to make any
recommendation on the application OF
Biinky Morgan fer communication Of his
sentence TO imprisonnea. for life. He
VIII hang July 81
The Kimberley Mine Horrer.
CAFETea y. July is.-The ERE IN the De
Beers faiae in Kimberley j. sin burning
fise hundred aud three persuus have been
rescued from The pit. Al hope of saving
ANY OF the etEers have been abandoned.
sheridan Improving.
soSorfrr. July ii--t;en- Sheridan passes,
quiet day aud Is apparently improving.
A Cincinnati Failure.
cgxcfNSATI, Jniy 1.-THE Cincinnati
Mach inc Company have assigned. lsabii,
tiles, $50 go; aseets. sio. .uuc.
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tess expe<fncnss ever xA5e. He eador~r1
t1e presi<cnt-s p<axss1 ystues Ard
said the ssfi Of tho kepzkzf<na tiekss win
cs2y Be known 20 po<zersty ~ the
sesoEzt Of tAe expenditure he Is
xxr<<sed 10 Wake 10 eccnrs kla <lces
zfon- Gca. Hn-rssen hexsn HIS
rolitscai carer In 1s56 BY sappoeftag Ere
November hy his own dxfea1 fcuRhing
upen Has-zssa's war record. tbs speaker
said he suffered ys regiments 10 paAs hss
6sssr h<3cse he pat On his nasfurE-
TIE ne<<i7g heoxe up - midnight
arniGss ken<rxx eafhszxsxszn.
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An Ed,,eri., D.s,.

Any De.aaerss thAx eassl spesk So o.
give f1tosrnssfar Of suy Kind 10 she cigar
esfsszsssktng fEr-sicsssr pes web pro t<-s.
ed tor a. the Hstsss ssstsrthe dirty issElss fss
has hesy~d npo7 the party. sho5ld b. SLsk
sss out ~ sze dernoefztss rsakA-- sssAa
No q. stzssszre
B-eHEse sc called ,.1e editor 81 siss
ssettsz4xz dir bssck gard. tkxs p&@r
~e~zavr~ wr ssss-8 sssS .. rzcrr4fle fafty
God hep the pemsrrsry II Frank J
Farker Is tts erlv evidence Of xxnsiissy =
Hsilc Wxxsa gakoA
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An EaELY M.ESING Row.
Charles Brown Arrested far Threat
eninE TO Mil ssfs wife.

Abvlif - tbs fo9rHsrT. Ecmaa's
srze ans fn sesss ea wa.aiDxseB street,
eroazbf cAps. Naming of the police force,
70 the scere on the eoseie qssek- Amrlss
brs1n, rather . Notorious character.
prSsec 10 D. tae woman who vas rnsktng
.t- estery. she Tod sa- essieer tEss her
husband. chAries Brown. Eaa taken her
aasz@g ssAy ffvzz hrr By fOrrs
Saa ten knsotkea her e1esn
aud kis he her bSa ally She sasd ne ksd
alss .hres es.sed - klii iscy Asss tnaf ssse b<-
aesea the sTsssrs tnsrrp-ssfAaH Lad s1fs1
hev life Ersws accompanied b. his sffr.
sss taken o jsst1ee 1oter5esrs oE =. In
s.efs1it u 90 tsi; for tafes eniss - xiii
ami ~ oxs tae caArsr of sssust be VS.
co stntftes 81 is1~ eeanrT ell Rrstl t.
Dogrov nozr:no 70 swaiS sxanlaskion.
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asnrsr ef sfnsscrr hlccssn< sAseh woaA;
he dssnrais IN eortry,a
1Asrr aas h<sesk ne rrearrercc os hem
cs-hase xn<x tAs spafseasiaa raasss sy the
aec1oss f.ss As'erzas<szs. A1d Il II sAeaShs e
I'll. prrFeas Q rerarrcnre ef the krrnsy-
rns<~ iar several tass TEe eAief danger
10 ec AprreAxnsisz u fecz1 she weAknxzx
a1d debility which viz &c sansei ~ seszs
ef hiucd- az'd fAr-e II rot fAeaxhs 10 Dc
nach Akshcee Of sz,sisscn termination
ssf ths ra~e
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roo MANY vIsITORs-


usPrisoa IN 1ruo OverUerk-Masl
De Careful.
lxEsASaroxss, Inly l<-<sen- Harrf&or
wAs quite stek all nixas frem neuralgia
the resnEs Of oycsuork. aad q pAxxiciar
attended hfr- Thix raoraiEg he vas con
ssdeszb's better, however, Aaa prepared Z
rccxSvc Delegations this afternoon Hi1
physfcian sass the Illness viii not be seri
Gus IL he takes care OF himself
IspfAxas,otxs- July H--Geu- HaryisuE
aad immediate f.sassy are beginning q
feel the eGcets of the csAsesesx stain thes
have undergone xsuee the rasainafion, n
entertaining frieD1s and receivfag con
xeneras and hiS sifc were rsshes Seriously
insflss-0ze6 this raafns1g. which 10 partly
Attributed to the unsettled condition o1
tse hpusehold. occAssoned by the rrcerl
eoafneHsns of their daughter. Mrs MeSsee
Eno 3 stlii. Of course. az 0htses q selici
are reported doing well
Gen. Harrison ssoke with several palms
In hls tt<1c and 5owcls, which esq 1ned
hls5 70 kis ts,6 the xrxnfer Part Of the das
DFssatnison says the generals tronh2e Il
neuralgia. resulting docstscss from over
Is M tccasion for a'arEa. - the general hSs
. sisseadid constitution and his heksth Is
excellent All he wznss il . iiffie rest
AND sTILl THEY coNx
Two hundred and Fifty members OF the
Lincoln club of Cineinnx-i came TO this
city by special train this evening, and
ssarche1 70 tie Harrison residence. Gen.
and Ms. Harrison received them In the
drawing room. Vice President wilson. in
Q speech of congratulations. faid Harrison
the iise fneraters Of the Lincoln club had
been before the convention eager fos
caernan. bat they were Row al Harrison
men. Gen. Harrison replied zt some
length in thanks fes the kind wishes, aad
took the occasion 10 highly eaiozixe John
Sherman. As 10 the campaign he said:
he principles which are being urxed By
onr parry affect tie business interests Of
Our country, and their fuIl adoption AID
pery,efrsfion. VIC believe, VIII bring pros
y.er:ty to all our individual and social and
community Interests. Therefore ! think
II wise that in these times. when mems
minds are naotc open TO conviction and are
reader OF access, yoa should press upon
the attention Of your neighbors. through
yoar club organizations. these principles
to which yoa aud have given the a.ierl-
anee OF our minds and devotion Of our
hearts
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DYNAMITE IN NEBRASKA.
Burlington Oflieers Tracing the Ram
{l,eaffaua of the Great Plot

NEBRASKA CRY. Neb-. July H.--Burling
ton officers claim TO have unesrthed plot
By striking engineers 30 blow up the new
bridge across the Missouri with dynamite
The dynamite has been located aud the
parties in possession Of 1t arg sudcr sur
seiIlance aud viii be arrested when sum
cient evidence Is adiuced The officers
also claim tina, dynamite was shipped "a
Plat,smouth and other places for simIla,
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PR0RAnLE MURDER
a Draakea Man Beaten. STABBED
ard Robbed Il Portland.

PoxxixSn. Jsiy A-faSf night Hank
Ihorap>on- of wssasngsoa eeuEfy. was
drinking Ia . sAasoa On the cAnyca rad.
u2ere he met man EAraea Entrr1
walker Fsr soEsc reason ThSsapson
drsgce<s Walker Gu. ef The kaIasca. kas< Ae.
hss down ard s.Absxn! hsm Afser that he
rohecd tbs victim Of So Thosap~sa uAs
arrested this morning walker may die
yadre Tussse placed the defea12n. arder
sxUe bonds. which he failed % pros ure.
lie will no. BE- exsaiaes3 til walker dsss
o. semcsenfsy rcc0sers 10 appear ia coart
CRIMINAL cAIxSpax
Cases disposed Of to-day. Joseph De.
MARITIME. kecfins house a. af-repRts. fness
Sf4A
John Sullivan. stealing . coat and twa
haxes of eiEars. pleaded guilty. suo yesrs
III saiere. 1he f.risoas-s astosiiSamcsst
aiuc<t rsraly red Etn-
Charles Garwcod and Ben Aetluelaen.
sssys, -obhiny china fAtlo-shap. 20 days tn
the county Jail
The bog confederate Of Frank Hoyf. the
hc~siirsn. assault and battery 20 days
The chsraslan who was stabbed last
night Is lying at The hospital in q prrc2ri-
os1s condition
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nouLANeER.s THROAT.
The General Able 60 Talk. and Nee
In Danger.

fAgis, gaiy i4-Thss snoruing II was
stated a: Boaiausers house thai The general
was fairly Tranquil His hreashiax was less
iabarei aud i.se state 81 The woiinss ia his
neck satisfactory He had conyeFsed with
friends aad taken soslc bouiiiou
A bulletin issued tAss evening SAYS Gen.
B9aiaures passed the Gay quietly. despite
ais difficulty in breathing. His pulse 10
affe.,zf fanffstai
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The Chief. In Concentrations. >

CLEVELAND, Ohio. July li.-chief Sar.
gent Of the Fircmend's Brotherhood ar
rived In the city last night, and had a long
consultation with Chief Engineer Arthur
to-day. but neither one would say what
the nature of the conference was.