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An Important Announcement

About ssx weeks Ars,. white az ssssi-c~s
WIS sssdsleals stsackcd VITA exeyaeiztlzg
The attack thet I teas ny hsd Immediately,
and n two - tRrce Gays my Etn&s ue<e
swollen - alrsc-; cssutse ths4f nztafsi sire.
and steep -ks arssea FIRM me. Altar ssli,et-
las the fnu-s exerpcf>tinE psin fer = week
usirg lsaisarnts snss v.ftosiS c<Asr remedies,
n trsrns who syeirstkksssa VITA mig Aslsls<s
-wav aoar sra sea swIfIss sp%c.ae ara
use 9. I RtH guarantee = care, ami II q does
Il Z the ssssi2rlns sssais cos wv, neshsns.-
usis< Is she FRA tas. hsa ,saas, NJ ~ and
la'a~ssso3. In f3res wrecks / casss 81 % sga
YAK s,sess sas rssess. As.s assss sssns AZ
siaS< ssea I have tsren FrxesAsiy AZ SAY pzss
~ Oats, aa1 sfasi en az ftet freza rfsle -
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.asa. Tfese are Inc plain ass. sfrspse facts
y HfF eas<s. SD viii ehsrrfNsss Asszrc~ All
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= ". sSta skssSs. New sst< CITY.
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/ 8 :: 6 = II
q g. ~ EaI1s6 - - Anuex1en
~ - 11rSnhcn3 : Hheetue - ~
e.glnes. hsllsr1 ss<haes sVpsse - -
Vker,es. ! lzsez of fnsarnax5on - 49,
a1sd IN 5he nhox< ess5zled ceur1 % - 81
day az Jaly, a n 11A ~ WHlsem n.
W7stfe- Esa. rnis<d E4m<e8 A<faxn<y ~
Warkfn1fpz Terr1tnry. % henAa ~ vel q
fhe mld United sxnt<s - 81 J. = Lrc8s'
in1oemes, sgninsk Tho stea1noat flesfEoo1;;
her xuRinen. boz1<rs. fnrkfe. appere5 go
furuifurx. aiieEfnx n sskstnnee. thas her-
sa5cre. 1Drwit On the 1ssA Day q NAY
-. safd s1eombans- besnx fncl 4zd fzeFe
owa<d IN u&sze 81 IN raxf ~ cf1rea @
eiksxe1x Of the 1ised Sszsss<> ana sEeseos
A. Wo0xs vaz then era there risscss. rs -
thRr and there u&xd ard esnsiefed n the
fresnul,rsrtsou II Yasseneefx. and did cary
pase<nrrfS On The nsyixahie waters q sae
United ssa3e1, to-w5t. kr1E s<artse- Y.
WnsAfux<.,n 1kr-SsoSr, 70 IatuESx AEc
OsymYsa- in sasd Irrrifors- Ga the waters
:" Thss n ~ certificate Of inspection
rrssssrd u sasa stFxxsbs~x ~ the t'nssed
STATES inspectors Of Steam vessels sAs<l
rsexrxbnas wxs then and fh<rs ausaersz<s1
n.><f afsoued % carry seventy Sxe ra<ses-
rers aud 10 xs@nt, and tEaf 1x sfseraA;
r~rrrix ia writing lss1ca 10 sad sfe&nl lost
hy sasd insyerfers sad steam naas y, = s -.
an additional susHfy -Ave passengers, max
ing enc hEsdrSa IN AL
That On aid s-sh day a MAY, isSs- SAID
boat hesnx then AID there Aufhcr-
lied and allowed ~ aforesaid 70 carry ons
iinudrs-i passengers and no mese. asl ea -
- from Se1ffls 20 Tsecsssa. IN said Terri
s.sfx. : larwer number OF yzssenxrrs fsSs
ore huadrrsf. fo-xiss One haAdren ana
sky passengers being xsxsr passengers
syesoxsd she nusAIsr e.karssa. ea8tfAFs -
the provisions OF Seetaon 49, Of ire re
rised statutes Of the United sfasrs,
That the amount paid a. s<Sa<e money
hs said sixty PASSENGERS fresu seallis 20
Yaezsna aforesaid on SAID sfeamfost o.
s1id ssxy was thirty dollars
b. reason whereof ard by virtue o. the
s~oris:os.s 81 Sections 49, and zsts OF SAID
Ecrisesi sssasates the owner g owners ana
care liable TO pay the SEM Of SIX haiadred
and shsssy dollars.
Tssaf ii. and singular The premises are
free ard within the Admiralty ana mar.
tine ssris fiction Of the Eassed states and
az shis Hansrahie Court
AMI rssas lag that the said vessel o,
sseas.7tcst rssas ne eausieinIsed and sosd IL
s.av me pessitses Aforesaid Nisia costs.
Vow, therefore. ia pursuance Of the mo.
,sst.ou ullfias TIE seal OF fssc court aforesaid
to me sfire<te1 Aaa delivered i do nefco1
give rus,fic ,o-tcr 10 all persons claiming
the said steamboat. her eEistres. boilers
etc. OF Ia any Kramer Interested therein
thar they be sna spreaE before the said
District Court Ga Tbgssths- the 18th Gay q
July, A. ID. ISIS, al 10 o'clock IN the fore
noon of that day provided the same shall
be day 81 Jurisdiction. otherwise on tne
next day OF Jurisdiction taeresfEerl. fher
aud there 30 iaterposs tiaesr tIR ms. anu y
make their allegations In thsf behalf.
Dated this eth day of lnlr, A. D. 1854
T. ). HAMILTON.
jsff lat 4. Marshal for Wash, TERI.
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cArIrAL cIrY.
The supreme Ceurt--Thr Governor
Fen-Commitiai TIA the ryie-fiara
Matter.

fen-Commitiai TIA the ryie-siarn
Matter.
otsariA. tmly ls.--In The supreme eaars
yesterday afternoon. petitions fer r. hear
Ing IN The eassss Of CHlsnd states - tsea
q. kcly, and " y, wells s Co. " sarah
GseNahen. were siepied
Vino following tiailes States c0snmisssoH.
eys were appointed es the rauFs n +.
Faith Of ukaaexau ca8nts, II Y fhsier,
woei of Lincoln. Thos + tiasnhle ~ kis-
ti,a-, Joseph hesk % Yakima and < =
Nash Of Douglas
Iuage Nasl having arrived oa The saarn.
Ing train, the casR az fafkeg & Eetes v
Denny wss taken mp saaat clasiS. aud
Judge fshaut occupied the attention af tho
conft until the hour OF adjournment
Upon ssse melinS this saesninE. Lawrence
y, Thompson. Of san Francisco, was al
nstted % practices rs an siieFacy gpea
matipp 81 J, y Metcaise, OF seattle. aad
John hyfne eas admitted a. citizenship.
after which tudge iShaAa again took ,he
nocr, The iadsc has h,sa speaking uAw
for enc whole .say, and Is ksid - declare
thai he has eniy Test 5eeua
Your correspondent cfresi in ssafinx lAR;
NJ. H. enisely " ystlsaa, hsa sesl
been admitted 10 psNetsrr l.eiare the
kapretse court NJ Sslieeiy AaS teoa
rfsrtirins beforc The supreme ccafs soF
several scsss. sad ca the iesh he made the
mcticu 10 adfalt GOV Sempie
rHR rytTmvas eksy
hr, sieo Thompson. 81 wAlia wa'ia.
who u ssiyaficd ~ having started iey this
city last Naa,iay morning. with pcutioa.
g. The ecycFacs los the communication ~
The kcntearc ef MIS- rylss has not YET ar
rived, hnt Is ieasesi for on every syssn and
boat The governor q very non cNuesiilsl
On The subject. and declares that he &.
quite anSele ~ say whss setiSn De wi.
take anti be reats the eyidcaee To ihs
Case.
NNrgS
Esrcaec MeAsaNs. who Was aa,asgs'f b.
sane rev DAYS axo. died At iaa hospital
YESTERDAY. aud WAS Gutlesi te-dAy
NJ. faoesaz Mac'9sg has hrta assii5tes
NJ. henta,nin Jones h3s purchased sh,
tteck 81 gssseeSies fstsapfif az NED ny tiee
X 1hNmrsaa. aus the establishment all
IN tu,arc be ssa under ais rc5z.tssal si;i.ey
vision
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INpEaNIrY LANDS,


WAt,lA WsLiA. July tq,-~The local land
0l!lcc has decided la tbs cases of the North
efn Pacific against settlers on indemnity
lands, IN favor Of tho settlers. on thst Ming
that tbs railroad co,nrsny has no right to
select lands In the Indemnify limit except
lands unappTopFlA,ed and saeants Tie
cases In which fhis decision was made weFc
these OF the Northern PAcihr against
6tcpben ictto. Thomas Rowe. CHARTS ssoie.
Hanry n v Beaumont. NJ wpan, two
casesl, Gideon n Kent, 1ez*le walliHE. Ieha
VI ArrAsmith. c. 8 Ncwksrk. fut~r Iasior.
Albcft |. Matheny. fsaae knight and fraak
Uuafer
This decision viii be very Important 50
settlers, aud Is the outcome ~ decision
Df the department that iansis wishin The
indemnity limits SHOULD be- held open 90
settlement, OF rather that fllings uFsa such
lands bc excepted aud the rslfrcai he no.
tilted nj ihr tluse. A large nunhcr ef en-
tries were reviewed at thss osiiee. aud IN
carh the railroad fiied notice oi contest
There being such a large number OF cases,
tho land sliieer- here masic q selection "a
limited number OF eases, embracing al
points In the controversy. snd Il i ia taesa
cases that the drefslan has bern given,
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Az ENHANCING SCENE.
Bright Eyes and Pretty Faces Tbs
Flower of Canadian Beauty.

y
One 81 the fssfesf sights 70 be seen ia tie
city Of Nlctoria =; the present dey i %,
isi>sds Of The legislative aSscsaslv Building
JAMES Ray. whtsv there are sraeutv chnrfa
ing and pftisS young aides, the lower ~
the taHa. passing ibeir examinations sd
seAeas ,eacAcfs cur pWB lair pfusiars
claims the n,.ss 81 them. eas Ia the galaxy
~ saHib beauty zai culture shefc assssi
hieli. New HFuassiek, Nora Seossa. Oats 10
oneissc and even far dssia0s friacs Edaar,i
Island n unueg ably represented by 1T ieasl
cse 81 their isif daughters. silence relgni
supervise iB TIE sXainiuins repN. broker
ceiy Row AH1 AxeAn tY the THstiins ~ IA,
papers and The shsrpenlng u = pcn,it
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yozx To~@sxxe. Jafy f5--raqf G. q.
seknzeane. issf Ol the H9sife Atz--ss, nf1si
IL HE hszd cg9s Of S<zszss tFEusnz
pap~F - fse s1ziked into the fszss ~ Eikz-
ssgaexs ossare hers. He wzx rns1s ana nc
- 90 ~ II ssas az article II tne p@fss r
ss~rrss 70 AffallEne slss captain late frDs'fSls
s-ifh s1ss Adams crew. Tue s2yf4sn sassi
ssrke nf.ieie f. sesy naseh EzFo1fsi IKE
sses~saefss ~ the AFFAIR rabsissed 10 TIE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = week ago = eizsts
sst<sv eSrsscf. ans II iayp<s no eae- Why
tnis aSsreea newsSxrSy ssnsid psek y up
: usss After the Occurrences. nniss. the
Adsnss easst Sos hasd 81 ~ onEesfss-i ~.
porter asss Eikesi Aisa, am a = boss ~ cos
lecture Len re sels yc1 whAt the Whole
trouble pzs II was simply because saasi..
fhsss f@fsawz tss@ the snasx coming Fosnsa
the H4rrs-m mate fssesn chey orders and
made ts.ees absy quickly. TIE gsa drew
IN our trouble Ct Port Townsend Wa III
l0s9ets ard merely iutsndesi 20 ase i - q
ef,ss wisrn tine al s8fz assaulted ne.
CAPT tehnstptsz Il managing partner oi
the tsIsurHefsr Fish GefaFsaf 81 Port
T0~nsessd. assd sseass good reYHtstioss TOT
tYashfslnese assi inse<yiss.
THx sKw isEA&p sTEAxFasr 90.
some 600 additional subscriptions have
been Fasssd for tae Hs8 islaad -sesnssnfp
f-s5fssfasS
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ELltNslii7Tc MINIS.


ELsSssrHe. july p -tsan f-eats sss ! Z
brick hiccks Arrlxgsi tc- fag
Tsiss afsefusssa ttss theTslafne4se ssssye.i
lSo ~ taN shade, fesas 0se Of ne hottest
DAYS ~ tire Keaasu
sfsAces. Aeietsro & ff5slas ssiassrc,,
rsayeS. q aise,s AeHsd FNesizg aas " sd
nesdey eyeelnsS
John Soacfstisa. ~ Efsaa q sealSzsl, IA
bank, Portland. aesssegea ~ hpat - csils
10 PARTIES tassAss
The sGgvegass tasg bAee Gl,gn ,isl fas sss
pas thr,,f Gays ssaaiise 4aA crsss scrz i,a
irS TIE t'oaeaanHiIy, iks Brad = >ssUtsa
Rive iaslsvSi gsssRsafi 81 le4a tas< esas
tne Y : sxss2ssss taes sse as,eS % esAt
ing y ifi ~ ess1slsseat.s.d 81 essess
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sh,pe,.x Tas1Iilx~nee.

rokr ps~osKaY. Jaiy fs.--Ssiied-- SeF.
nexssss hafk Hssfsfx.
fozr TosHszsB, July i9.--Arffysd-- bafk
Gxa. Batter. steamship Ak
TsT90sB. gaty fas--IATht westerly winds:
no Ehsry!ss
sAs fssEcfsco. Jaly f3.-Arrlyesi---hlp
paIestitse. laeosas steamer stats OF tail-
fornis. Portland. ship e. J. sargent, rs.
Isalsisn alrarra--sfrsfaey Mexico, Nteto
ia. fsafnrfesi- san Pedro, Ta
coma tara Tempias. sastie
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F1s171Vs7 " " = V71-T-sF'-7T
Il MAY he mentioned incidentally that
,.cpalss opinfen IN Victoria. whlck beiax
50 csese Ia the bsAssief naturally takes deep
interest Ia the resuf 81 the president s.
eiepfsoa, iaclinss, - far ~ sac.,css Is csa
,s~Fiissl IL the psssnrerafie Ticket
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MAnNfNa olI.euLAns.
Woman sunrawIsts Threaten the
Rupr~ne Court with Social ostra-

Elaus.
OLYMPIA, Jaiy bah Of the justices Of
the supreme court arr Ia reeript 81 various
anonsmouk circulars, which have been
written Ii thp suppost OF The wsnaa SUI
fsAge iaH, same 81 which are nothing less
then biarkmaIiing sheets. QUO III those
obx0xtous circulars cane from walia Wal.
II, which, after denasnelag the B'opfnef
VI. Todd case a. ~fassl e0nspirhey. in
which Judge Nash has been an active par.
licipant, warns his associates moi 70 follow
his example iess 10 40 doing thsy shall fall
into tho knmc trap which he has prepared
for himsclf--thsf Of social aud political
hAnishmcnt
Another 81 these circulars came from So.
httln aud a copy was addressed 10 each el
the judges. They were sent by a psani
neHi woman suffrage attorney Of that city,
who. ON the back 81 The instrument. bad
ndsiAtd the recipient. over bis slgunsuEe
70 "perusc With caro- gadge Lanxforsl
states thai he considers this most ~
msAfkabie proceeding aud one which h.
has never before kn0sn in his experience
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In IIfirnssgs f0s Aasne years hsf#sen hey.
Il. III g0.ley. aud the &0staefn fscffse
rxilrsad was fasnuG oser to tie Railroad
to-day Govisy receifed TIE korsS i'
which be lives and seven aeFss % Land,
together with q small SUM u saoaey. n
confederation 81 his eIaim.
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Tbs ,S,sfs aWs{fEs'iah ksfisise contains "a
sceosns - sesae exreyinsrafs a. Syanss
vita u ras'esr's alSfAsss ei chicken
elsnisfs. ngGst-ss 81 Fs1hlt, Rrre lnneu-
lAsea eith me microbes GA 9 SATURDAY
morning and PLACED updff CLOSE saf-sflfs
issn in Isolated seaxss, but 90 NaGGaY HE
rabbits had NOT s;soS tee sl5<Altsi tfsee,
~ the 5iiseaSs. ssAstt. aesarlsnz q 4 i'as
tour. shissia ilrass fstai In &a1n, ywcals
ts4f NcHrs fav sxss,fl neats stre nos r.
sar.iesi A. an2i Nierns-s ssas b. sfess<t )
sRsa Nv cultivation, bas saAs pia b. = Nat
trg st Nsne
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Steamer Ska|

+ EAyEs SEATTLE. rHo,6
i a Wharf. ever san.{ar -
for iaconner, tonrhins - h
Susan. SsaBHoe.t aud 49, h T. , +
Returning Mnadays z5@3@
Leaves every fhnrx<sas - % s
teneAing vt Clinton. caulrs1 ~ =
tHconncF. Friday Hsrbor -
Returning Friaxy~
FOR lodges. public or Priv -:
special rates win le xirca a. 12s3 |I i
For freight aud rates anG3S ~ "a
10 HENRY Hkiiff )
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kssea SAT- Eae5sfsr, farfe = atsthiuE ia
= everything u afiEssf these siml ssstsaa-
satcir eoNh& aea au8 saetg neEaat sad sae
mfse they study ais csaeer tae iasre tacs
esR aFrrcctsss ard haner ais nass,s qas.
. ffi4s
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f ~ s - H. s
rsSdictses. AfIef i111ne 4 80 dr.
~ pofn ~as en15r93y Eoaes md uOM I
m - = Is shouk ny work u n<zl13-
Too uuch pezf<e c1rnps b sd II
behnlf 81 vonr syzuefn a. nsed1rfntS.
Your book a Entire Revolution u
Nedixfn< should h. in every family IN
he ianl. a. II would save many Z
laxx~ tspefarss hfll and much unneces-
sarr sse;.. and sulse<inx. ~ Is vii tel
fs1|s fhs kind Of medicine th<y need
Tor their complaint; for yorr neil
cfn~s are = SUCCESS In &C 3fc ~ vel ~
r. Chronic eases. for | can srufkfnz}y
say yunr rsedicinrs work HE charm
IA arnte Eases. an9 vii; knock snv
s;i-easr. II taken 1t the beginning, in Z
very short tlne. cHAs- A. Case.
Subscribed AMI sworn 20 before Ins
NAY Is. 1875. ErwxKp WHfrsoS.
sxkI- So<sry Pubic.
sxssTrE. W. T., April p. 1sss.
Dr. Erasxx Jeegsx- D~a- sif: !
came 10 yo8r place IN horrible CON
difion zlrsut two weeks ago. What
sufseres from those pains sbrosgh Tbs
head. and had for the past slx CT eight
years. ard espeeiaEIy after catching a
ffesh cold then II would commence
IN good earnest. aaI for fe. day no
tongue csn tel the fearful zu1Isrsngs
fhrUugh which ! woai1 pass, until
what se<sned to IRE 70 be q gathering
over the eses would kreaS- ard then,
xith the exception Of dub. sleepy
headache. would hsyc Feiief until
would eateh cold again. For weeks
since the 81 I o. last August Lived On
graham rsu@h ard half milk and halt
hot water in the morning. for dsrnes
ard supper cod graham bread and
crackers, not daFing 70 eat ~ Others
eoaId, knowiag the penalty would h
three or four hours OF the most terrible
tartare there seeming 10 spring up,
IS ii we're, a IRE IN the stomach, tbs
fame every few minutes shooting sp
into the throat II seemed 10 me my
shroat with this.
For the past twelve or fifteen years
there wss distress scross The kidneys.
This latter trouble can tiad no words
10 give the fafntsst idea 81 what ssif-
tered. only thsse who have or. are
suffering from kidney dlsease know
anything about IL. ! gave out on the
l.. i. 4 r. road last fall, and have DOT
been able 10 do n good days work
since. No life, snap or vim until about
one month ago, sitter taking your med.
icines about three DAYS ~ directed
then a dag now and then, when
thought OF Il. taking tgo or three doses
al a tiiae. because would forget it.
] biz kept up for about two weeks
which gave me the first and only re.
lief Tor years have only had slight
touches u headache since---oniy q iittle
trouble IN the stomach. Can sleep on
either side, my kidneys giving lie bui
little pain. ani coming - see you
and gas more medicine. for ! am fully
satisfied yo9 will cure ire. Yours re-
spcctfuIiy. ID. s. LAxBKKT
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STEAMER FlEE
FAST TINE ~
Seattle. Tacoma, Seel}srs,
Island ard 0lySa7 ri
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-01
FINISH LIE EIGHTI
Vote the Republican Ticket and save
the Flag Once More.

the Flag Once More.
The three greatest achievements for
the welfare of this Nation since il was
formed were the work Of the Northern
States.
The North d ,str0yed SiaceFy!
The North prescrrsI he UaiOn!
The NORTH supported and maintained
IA pgiicy ofpyots c!ioH'
The three greatest wrongs against
the Nation ever committed in this land
since the close Of the revolutionary
war were encouraged and sustained by
the South.
Natifc ttioH, for which the South
was ready TO fight.
SldC4ry, for which it fought.
Secession. which cost il its slaves.
In the constitution Of the Con-
federate States was this direct assault
upon projections: Nor shall any
duties or taxes on imporIations from
foreign nations be laid to promote or
foster any branch of industry"
The question in this campaign now
is whether the policy Of the North,
which has done so much Tor the life,
the prosperity and the welfare of this
Nation. shall prevail, Or whether the
South. which has been defeated, and
justly defeated. in every great issue it
has made, shall dictate what the cOun-
try's policy shall be?
To come nearer the marrow of the
bone, the question is whether q Texas
lawyer. IA former slave-driyer, a for
mer rebel officer and pronounced free
t,ader. coming from an agricultural
State with less money invested IN its
manufactures Though it is the largest
State in the Union) than is invested in
the single county Of Albany. shall tell
the manufacturers and wage-carners
OF the North that they shall no longer
enjoy the protection under which they
have 50 marveiousiy thrived.
Does anybody stop to think for one
moment OF the condition Of affairs?
The Solid Democratic South, with a
manufacturing capital aggregating less
by $170.O0)O00 than the manufacture
ing capital in the single State Of New
York. less by $3.50. 0O1.OO0 than the
manufacturing capital of Pennsyl-
vania alone. undertakes to dictate and
dema5d new industrial policy for the
vast manufacturing interests, and all
the countless wage-ea -ners Of the
Northern States and tie Democratic
party submit to the dictatiOn.
The South fought for slavery, seces-
sion ana free trade. At last slavery
Is dead. and the doctrine OF secession
has been abandoned by ali but few
hot-headed irreconcilables. But the
fight against protection deliberately
mapped ont in the Confederate constitu-
ton. and fought for on the bloody fields
Of Getty ,burg. Antietam and Pittsburg
Landing. rs much as any thing mas
fought for ~ re South. is being made
again and by the help Of the same
Northern democrats who in the midst
OF the war Al 4 National convention
sJopie.i platform favoring q toward
u peace.
Senator Vest has said that President
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LATER.

JACK FLENAING, a depu' Y marshal az
Kansas q V. Mo, on the Both drew a revolt
yer and blew his brains ou5 in the Court
room while court was in 5 ssion-
The tug A W L,wrence. while cruising
in L Ike Michigan off North Point, on the
morning of the 30 b. exploded her boiler,
killing Capt. John Sullivan. Engineer John
Sullivan. cousin of the captain, Fireman
Edward Sullivan and Lineman Thos. Hand
ley The boat w.s blown lopieces
An explosion of natural gas in the cellar
of schulthes' tannery. Lima, o, on the
3Oth. killed John Schultheis. Peter Klein
and Joseph Hubbard.
LORD SAcKvnIE WEST, the British Minis
ter at Washington, was informed by Seere-
tary-ofS,ale BAyaTd ON the 30 h. that for
reasons Heretofore IN de known to her
maiesty's COVE nment his continuance in
his present official position in the United
States IS no longer ;ccept lble to this gov
eminent and consequently would be detii-
mental TO the relations between tie two
countries
Two freight trains on the Northern Pacif-
&c railroad eohd9d neSr Classil Mont, on
the 3Osh A Chinaman had 10 legs cut
OFF. and two men name I Frazier were seri-
Gus " wound d. and three train men slight
~ wounded
TBEsE wen, hir y-twO new cases of vel
low fever at jacksonville, liza on ihs 3osh
with one death. Total cases (. l27; deaths
3c&
- engine aud pile driver on the Rio
CIR nde read WIS ascending steep grade
near Sslina. co q. on tie sofa WHEN the
sir In kp Y, way and tire engine shot
down the mountain al a terrific speed. In
rounding a sd: rp cnrys il left the track and
tumbled down an embankment 30 fee be-
low. Instantly K ling Fireman Lud ow aad
Condu tor ' uson The eng ineer and
brakeman were ser.ous ' injured
oS the night of the 2ath at 5 Louis. No,
Henry IAnge river con ractor quarreled
vita his sister-in-l Mrs.. subback snd
hit h in the &C. Patrick NcDel mott in
terf~red and LANCE drew r vo.ver and
lhot lin twics. from the effecs of wb.c4 he
died.
TEX thoussnl peore held an indignation
NEE ing at Aiiants. Ga, on the 80 i ov-r
the verdict o. aoqrisssl ia the d. enlan
murder csse The jury VS. hung in efiigy
JoSErH 6AscH. Hnngari and Persl
girl named Pika AZ Non.icoke. Pa. planned
an elopement and on the ntssnt Of The 30th.
while he was helping her on; Il the window
of heI room her frvtaers discovered Inn
and sat him severely over fhe hal and
body with an *. HIS wounds ara fatal