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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28

Grass is very fine for stock No better
stock country in the world than South
western Kansas.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28
TO THE LADIES OF DODGE CITY.

will sell my stock of buttons, pleated
braids. linen lace for underwear and such
goods as go in the dry goods line at cost
in order to devote my attention to the
millinery and dress making business
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28

Tho yU;1l,os dro,,o.;o oo ~,
be the attraction at Kelly's opera house
July % and "a.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28

The Kansas state fair will be held at
Topeka from September, the 18th to the
22nd.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28

Good stock farms will be in demand in
another year. The boom will be in
stock.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28

WANTED.-An experienced man to cut
and retail meat. Apply to r. NJ Wright
Co If
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28
LOCAL NEWS.

sOS ~ ~s
For City loa ms call on w. S Pagan.
The republican platform is well written.
Leslie Everman left Sunday for Colo
RADIO
We want Good loans See us. Owens
81 Kirkpatrick.
The laying of iron on the d. NJ. & 7.
was begun on Monday.
Railroad prospects for Dodge City
grow brighter every day.
Miss Halle Norval, of Belpre is visit
ing friends in the city
S. B. McNay sold three tots in South
Dodge last week to Mr.. Wine.
X. Witty purchased six lots in block
81, Boyd's addition tor $3.50
Three entertainments are booked for
Kelly's opera house during July.
The Rock Island company have com
pleted telegraph line to this city
L. W. Cherrington is running the con
struction train on the D. C. NJ. & T.
The c. Is. & Y. made some important
changes in its time card last Sunday.
Row ID DopeUan has bpan in tho
city for several days with his family.
The survey on the Omaha, Dodge City
Southern railroad is progressing rapidly.
W. F. OLeary has the contract for
laying a sewer from the city hall 10 the
main.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28

People wSSn are uninterested in politics
get little news frGm the daily papers
these days.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28

Front room for rent, nicely furnished
next door to l.. X McIntyrc's lumber
yard. If
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28

w. F. O'Leary has the contract for
laying a sewer from the city hall TO the
main
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Regular services at the church on the First and
Third Sunday of each month at and 10 80 a. III
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-06-28

The survey on the Omaha, Dodge City
Southern railroad is progressing rapidly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-22
THE FISHERIES TREATY.
senator Teller crsticises secretar,
Rayard Severely.

wAsHisGrUs, July 1.-THE senate so-sav
passed the bill appfcpriatsng sltssa,tn1 to
reimburse dcI-osiiors OF the freesimen's
bank
The conference rcysast on the river an..
harb1r hill Was received ffuns tie house
aaa ordered pFiaied
The senate then proceeded 10 cnasssiera
tfaa of tae Esherles treaty In apea execi.-
dive sgs,issl. ana sfeiisr sddFps sad the sen.
ate. lie said II the treaty had come from
a Republican administration, he did no5
believe there WAS d Republican senator
who would have supported il. aud there
was not G Democratic senator who usllfil
have supported It IL il had not come from
Democratic administration. He knew
there Was not aay considerable number of
Democratic senators woa would hare sun.
ported II but for the fact that The power 1T
the standardization had been brought to
b-ar upon them 20 compel their support
II any senators desired proof that the AL
ninissrasoa was aa active proFsogandisf al
The treaty he would furnish It. bat wiet,
the SECRETARY OF state was seen writing aud
submitting 80 newspaper views In order Il,
give the public his view of the treaty. and
when the commissioners were seen making
public addresses IN It's defense nad sup.
porf. there WAS no need OF further proof
20 show ihat the administration had
brought pressure 10 bFaf 10 enfnpei the
senators OF the Democratic party 10 sup
port The treaty as Democratic measure
Proceeding to discuss II OH its merits. he
declared that the Ainericna rights in he
hsherien were inherent and were no rnore
conferred by treaties than were the bound
aries OF the repnhiie Itself. TIE American
people were not TO hs tntlmi6atssd hx
tiirs ats oi war nor bs the suggestion OF
difficulties which might b. Incurred in the
maintenance cf that which rixhtsaily b.
ionged TO them. Teller SPOKE OF the insaiis
which had been offered 10 the American
flag by Canadian cruisers. and said 40 de
cent apology had been uls s.e for these srts.
ba; this was tn keeping with the wisois
eanrso OF the administration In dealing
with the British g9sernHent
He referred to an Interview with seuTr-
lary Bay yant recently published ia the bal.
timore sas. and said the aliuss0ns therein
10 Honrs speech were more
FIT foa A FTsH MARKsT
Than for diplomatic puS3tieti. Ii there
sss a dlsgrareful chapter IN American his-
tory. u was in canaerllou with thai areo-
tiatiBn. b. whsch II was untser aken,
Inrouga lie secre;ary Of ssate, 10 as st ihs
Democratic party BY asIsiar 1t with the
Canadian parry aad the British party
TIE senate then proceedei to consider
bills authorizing the construction Of
bridges. aud passed anamher of such house
bills with Amendments A Conference
c-mn iitee was appointed on the amend.
laenis, which were merely formal, aud the
senate adjourned fiii Monday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-22

Oh. tell ms what's become Of you, pretty
Nelly Martin.
Little Nelly Martin, With your golden
yellow hsiF
That glistened Ia the sunshine OF the
brisnt uaclonsicd morning.
And was blown in tiuffy finglets hy the
wild plum. scented air.
As YOU stood there In your "nigssfyr--it
Was warm aud nics In May,
And shouted from your ysvfea to mine.
II heal yoa up to-day as-ayf
hack aitn vcnrning.
Little Nelly Martha. with yonr eyes 81
big and blue,
To the days when hearts were pure and
clean beneath ear gingham aprons
And the oniy bit Of rivalry that came
between t,s two
Was In getting up q mornings-i eau al
most bear you say,
In that CAV, triumphant voice Of sonFs
II beat yoa up 20 day -ayasr'
wonder where I'D fnd You now, litne
Nelly Martin.
| wonder il your hair il yet that pretty
gold "a hrowD.
Is that la5y love Of ours by you, too, uu-
forgotten
Mayhap you have your little oaos q. cling.
ing TO your gown.
But, though YOU be- a mafrou aud yoar
locks b. spfeui With gray,
f0u re still flsc liitl. giri thai sang. 81
beat you up io-dAy-ay-ayf'
Prom n Skscag8 Nfsas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-22

The Extremity 10 which the Demo-
Gratis ,,f fssD Were Reduced


fFr5i the Alisny Exi -, Rrpl
'srri b n be rpnsi cfoaf' is the fnKfiF.
Ing .en;l. -nt ~ the lannon's "erows' Ieitef
Of tbs HiIrrlson Van Ruren eampaign OF
isf7. which IL reproduced helow II aas
writ u rs Gsrgs Pats rspn. "A prolniaeni
Van Bsfsa Snan Of 10 llama 10 Mr. Seisas
tan, pesiua ter al q g .Hheid, Ia thai
stale. II struck such chord OF popular
illsnrnf taat u aren red aasttlal etlef,Fify
A. the 4 are little knots OF Drnocra lr pts
frct1.sniyie Vt s5oat esefy po@foflice point
throughout the cuupffy wHo i.ssead Ia
vote fos Harrison. there viii probably BE- a
good many sstnsiiats this year sftdinx
cut alarms. We. therefore, recommend 80
The Democratic managers 10 pranu'eata
tAat EXPRESSIVE sEnliarnf: s'feli him he
ssorniaf wifh pstneerAts sAts year; crow
before aud crsw after e.acii.in
From the 7. faatin. published sirnuisaa-
eaasiy ~ Sss Yers aias Allaiy, August
-, 1870. by IL tire riey & Col
ISpfaS sFnf.se. lime ~ f<t0
Mr.. Sahasfian. Desr Sir. I have been In
formed b. a u fnJcrat that Ia sunr raft es
the co.iuirs q rtt-uiae Wan Bufsss fnep
have bern turned ier Harrison Please bet
me know II sac'i is the sset- Hand this
letter - Gensrai u iroy. think that sur h
a detfOrahle slate ~ facts al not exist. II
sol viii visit Hancock and ssidfs ~ the
people relative 10 the fso.sey Of The Dsna-
cratic party. ! have us time 10 srafe, bat
! viii sssnes 10 csE or si<rp or rsss - long
a. a8yfn;a< can be done Da. tor fssase.sts
ssxc, ssIf Hp the Dsfaocfaey. See chspssani
reIi ATTN 20 d. ~ as did before. He used
u 81, ate unnecessary aa-sns b. putt ne q
bad faee sifoa our prospsess- Trii hifa be
utst croX. SKa.GE PaffnxAos
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-22

a FIkNDasH YouTm.
A Fifteen- Year Old Mexiean's Atso-
cieus Crame. 4

sAS nsssa, Juiy Deputy sheriff Murs
rhs aud nsststet AitoFprs Copeland -
ruined iass nigh; .fasa Yuma, Asss., hns.
ing ia chasgs iten, fames. tlie Il sesf-al6
tssy ufa murdered stafiun Ar.sat Sseyen-I
ss,s at q aniss- on iha sol5rad desef. TIE
District attorney gives the following tas+
ticuiefs. ~ foid htnt at tae sees.e "a t},a
msisasr. Ca the day % fhe mursirs Slew
tiis.'n Was islaz In cot Ia Que nf The
rooms sf the siaiipn. readiag 4 letter.
fanag Padso slipped into the Kitchen and
feok stss,sss,Hs . ruyJiysr and entered tho
revolver wifhia f.w inches ot isc iu;trvsa
lsftast AID tiFed, the ball passing thfounk
Tie bsty and penetrating The heart. kfilihk
him inslaAiiy.
redfo tAen searched the store and prs,-
cured about 10. which he began s. spend
lasiahiS Hhoui the saioun. As suAss, -
eiesesssa6's death WINS discovered N
stFa attempted a. raa away. but one u
fhe esnpiuteS u Inc iA.iread caught hin6
aud psii hin on sne ifaia swynud fur Yuma
Ne at HfSt said Stevenson kiilrd hinxelf.
but finally confused the ryinlr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-22
THE scHooLAA.aMs.
Receptions and Fare
well To Calf srnIa

Sas FRANCISCO. Infy zt.-lufornat re-
errfiors we're the rue ia nearly all The
headquarters Of ibe National Educational
Association delegations to-day Refr.ssl-
Inenis wcrc kept on hand everyshere. aud
many spsat the das ia resting frori sight
seeing aad iabogs
The Teachers Mutual Aid Society gave a
grand iinai fefe to-day - the Easfefners
which was one Of the mos; bysiliant enter
iatnmeEts daring fBe week fuilv 60
ieaehers aliesi the xse~aer Ecigies ~ the
Occidental and oEisniai ise, ana the ferry
steamers fHesai and oak aud oa a trip
s-orad the BAY. ON al She steamers a
haanteoEs lsinca had been spread rzFss
biasrAe having been given one os the ,sszsi
prominent catering Firms tu the fexn -
s.gtfafe refreshments for 20 ga each
steamer Ia the early morning light
wegoas arrived on the dacks loaded with
poultry. cold meats. rrlishss eake and
.1fysf eaia5ies. while ea<es Of eszrss has
kets of tintes, hsixs biorks Of Ice and
ot1Fs ssgTs- Par showed sas3ae ef The larsss
rrowd would be allowed 10 20 thirsfs s,n
the feizsr. eaich esfFsed the tiiesstzfs,s =
California wines OF al descriptions had
ei<o a-en provided
rhe efs.,rss 81 the local committee we-e
much appreciated. aud hfghls ee i9s abie
sssae was bad, despite a semeahst esssndx
dav.
A large nsmher us California nacmbsrs
81 the National Educational Association
.sfa Tor home tspias, The close 81 shs sun.
saer vsaFisn iesng near st hand ard 81.
Fznxsmsnts for the fall ser1n having 90 be
1rssse.
srrne of the Oregon delegation have al
ready gsae homo. while others viii follow
eariy ssexf @ees
The Colorado snf UiaA litigation have
ceas.d 10 entertain. tss15 maay 81 fsese vii
remain here pexf Eesk- ard tse txeeFs esis
@h.ra have bera ptaaHed VII gsfofsa ssIv b.
anrne-cnsiy attended. ~ other sseiexstions
are reprs.eufsSi ~ a AMONG tf1sser sfe-fring 10
see rn.r-e ef the hraatics of California sad
further rn3oy fse hosp tai. y u the JasdcH
state.
Today wEs the eisss'ng dsy Of The e1ss,-
fioa Of sohSos work a. the aeehaaisx
paFsiion. and 500 sssssgssi cf1Ilaaea st fsss
essy seye admitted and claimed toe eny
for fa4sir 0~a The exhibition has less 8
very ssifr~Fsfa3 oae. aud h&s sssfsrte5 a
great Ggai ef iasaresf
Tie essnneTf Al tsr "a lion sas1fxhf
esa~eG ,Se rsWslrkl g.zft nf the fsrsgTa afus..
sri h bad seen arrAnErei sss the
vssisiux tssrAsss. Tse nssfnsf sehgs.
81 s.slgA ecnr1y. fiiiassls. farsssra sss
saa fsztc.tcss ard 4ssk .sssa sntits srAs,ssss
ard sssS~ra. astfsruss 9isixpaS.
AfsAe hra'ssszn s1efs ~ the san frauet 80
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ard fsaz5f ale =ss siyeH. sasca ssss afshff
en- tsye4. kdffe<asasasx wsfe alters ard
. rss.si 70 50 quests
Tie excessive esea zasffee q st5e VI IN q
Y in - sssassi Asse-sasssa - s<efes sszsl11
10 ns<8. essrssdsFes tss siviSzssfsfy -
Tssa. bas NO facssina ssls - Fsaeszssi
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fA.ir ats wisi d. ia fBe ~zy nf esss<rszsa
mat ard t%sssst tlSsrz = f--Ts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-22

fAxsr<. Lee x,xara. NzxnaaAsd. Mahazsrs.
&szas. &nE@1r. X1r<<a. HszfAsa. &<As5zs
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assss- Nsrrxs. AssSs- s<xil. ses~zss. Sex
snr. NsfuySx Ssxsss- Y gArsesz- usssaH *
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Srs. sscsg. Seass. SA&s. ssslssss. S-asaA.
sasz<r, sh1sess. sssslsxrs sszhsasxksr.
Sssssrt ef Texas. Szes1rt ef t=ssss-< =. ss.ss &
ssass, SsSue 81 Ksnssxks, ssss:ss 4. II asssnrs.
EA,sues. fxzserse. I2sesaF xo1a ii fafaza.
r1B4r. Tr4cy. Tpwnsea8, Turner ~
f}ro<xsa, faSeS. Wake W&sasnxeaas
MeawrF. waeet2t. wkigsharszt. Nsskfsss
wfsktn1sa. wisssss ef Mssse<ssa. wss~sn II
wess Virginia. wise. xeesr and sse<xss
yhe fassawinx pairs mere asaesarerss in
t&yn< Al ths sisss fifzx. wAssin< u NErh-
s<1a. Bes8esss. Perry. tsszss es and fsraazer.
Axvsnss tfar hssf. zaszssass aessszasf.
EAyentcrr. Ss.eGnes. Broane of inzsszsa
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hssxseEie. Bes<sea, Hexea. Rrsw<r. T. b b
6ruHrc cf Sisxtnsa hfsywa 81 GALA 5s.ssf.
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Sarsrus fasses. fsatieruassss. sansasa.
NAsssR, saesiss. Llafk. soxs.sa. r.ss,<er,
Esgpes. Grnast. fnreheSn. nzsxess. lar
Anxfos. LAWS. Dsla1a. Esaxses. Dssr~rs.
us'sSssa. 40 sasAaf, Fe.ssa. Fiassy. Fsssssa.
Fni1cf. EHastsu. crimes, GAstinxef. Gear.
G4z. God. Grce1nass. SAixvssaor. 6s.sssf.
da~nxhsr. Havnarr. Haassn. ilas<sxa. fisa
dseHee 81 iisiasis. IirsErxsH. Hires, Hlss,
tisAEes, n sf.xs3s "a iilanasx. HcpEsus af
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keaay, Kerr, krleEasa, I.Asallestr'
tA.diaw. yxsri I.shlbAcA. fssssIs.
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fzysea. Pesksns. P<sers. Phelps. plusnh.
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RsNeli. ke<ssu Of csanrssiess, Esan,
SAWYER, sesili, seyane.sF, -heFsnsB seesea,
sseei. sispSensosi. ssesass of Vermont.
s;Tuhei. synez, Era d Tasiars 5ssepss D.
Taylor, Taenas uf kentEsks, Thomas t.f
lillDets, Th0nnas es " isfassslis TztasFa ss<ssst
- uhio, Tarper Of ksasss. Sandever.
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d.a1a. White ot Nes forS, Waiting u
Massachusetts,. wickhaia. Wilber. X. Msi-
iiaass. ysrilss. lsst-- IA
Randall was paired with uogy OF West
virginia. s0Nden had read = lsslef from
Randall asking To be paired villa a friend
Of the bill. sad expressing himself dis
tinesly as opposed 70 tis passage.
ISpsAS pEFREnATgeS CLAIMS
Al the evening session the house issJi was
ssasssd To pEot sds fog adjudication aps.
payment OF claims arising ffosa Iadsan |
Expectations. II prov iaes tsiai saeh sisifs,s !
shall be sdjndieated by three eomsass-
'ioaess - DC appointed bp the rsessient 10 |
se known as the court of Iaaian depse-
safioas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-22

CABLE LETTER.
The Imperial Visit to
Russia.
It's Outcome Involved in
Much Doubt.
Autumn Maneuyers Of the Ger
man Army.
The v.sseAa.s csarr-a wstA Italy
rerPiexes PAraa Diplomats Mat
rimentxi Trsestcs ef S&iaciaox
King aaxa-rrs.p<esise Ias~saa-
tisnAl csmraixn Agaiass Anar-
shisss. seeialists and Nihssisss.

Copssfwet. g.. W tia Associated rress
fsssLfN. 5nls a = rar sseFsnsa sauadrus,
sails for stockholm MsHxias. Tie fsssssasAl
fesalss OF flse eapsrerss sfsis 10 sas., ear se
mains Absolutely unsnawa. gae lns.
naesslafe esect has t.ssa 10 lessen the strain
Of reis,isas between tAe Berlin and -
fnssrshHrx foreign olslrsrs. but Il IS note.
wasss that white u. de eiers and ceunt
Herbert Bssnarek exchange confsrxnees
st Petertsaf The Sesta ssssaas tsasesse and
other inspired organs reaes their attack )
against the Russian spgyis II a<xre ssson.
The foraivH press gess asssr,i ransors
that France Is TO be oTersaaezesi and 4ils
armed that the era 1ssas tbs central ALL.
snee. that congress wsll revise the fiesafn
trinity; taat the snpeear's hase a<rces. 10
csfAblne to uproos aaarciisss. wASsaef
6e;Snaa socialists or Russian nthsllsis. and
70 tsrih Al asiks are nesltinas
Tac movement ni tfneps fFuia the la.
terror ioa ard the iEantlsf aud the sesniorr.
ing Of ihe farfisons nj stfakbnrz snsi Meta
are regarded as suggestive 81 scheme t,
surprise France. The real object ei these
movements rs 10 prepare Tor extensive
manenycrs aT0aad Meta during The en-
lrrer,s visls 20 Aissce-iotrane aboas the
middle of August. TIC n.aaeasees will
certainly he on gigantic scale. enragiag
izs'.oso troops, aud VIII ee sigatiieani de.
n,oBsirstion for Preach Chaasiaissa 10
ponder over.
The emfsnor's protected meeting with
King Hniaisegk II dehDiteir fixed far
9eiot.Sf- The pope has seul a sisuroas
protest 10 rTiace kisfnasck. siiseiaFics that
the cift tpefofs preSeite a4 Rome pslasd bs-
a aoie ei hostility toward the Vatican q.
pcclaiiy during he pending crisis Nish the
Italian government rAe Fasieau IS als1
es.dsavuring 10 hafc hssaria aud Austria
use their insluencc against tbs visit
Qaeen Na,alse oi esfsla. who arrived at
The Hague tonight, accuses the sscrsnaa
at Eeigfale Of urging King Milan
to contract age With QUE Of the
SAKE AlietsbOurg istnctsses, Nothing viii /
b done openly uutll q a1lyvFce has been /
obtained, the attitude ni the elefgF being
likely to p:eyeat The sapiins OF divorce. |
fne ffieads of Queen Miiaiie have renewed |
negotiations fof se1aaTaiioa under she |
Ierfns offered her al wishadeu.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-22
City Property.

lO lots I. Ye<lefss sceand supplemental
addition. eue block feom Madison
street. hu.sSes All r8nud them. Price,
sttq zach
a eeaaf fal cleared iots In y. 7. len
nyss ann nstiitiap Price. tzo@,
near street car siHe and within two
blocks II iietar line route.
lot With rS.etu hard talsted house
IN I. ilctfts : pafk addition, two
biocks h,oas TEetar Hue route. Price,
sisc .
o cleared leix IN rostias addiuon
eamaaasss aae xiea. Price, ss1e.
70, in Isurea addition, with Srooln
hsrsc. fsfEe, Nsss
10. IN Kaufman addition. This Is ;
choice bot. enss y elcek ffor'
cable cars. Prize sa$o
1n ia,s Enxsana.s aslaissoa 10 snehe.
mish giix. al level aaA bcaniifssl
I,,ss. ctesss-sa, sIthin ave minutes
w 81 Nest Cssass raiircad de4ot
rriSs,, from sil9 10 ala iscr ss't. ,;l1
h.,sni~a = to-day Ire kscss pscutiSiSsS
tnisoa tyea IN Western washing
tnn fas iaxczs
4 aae. arre lsss fn sschoraisA sisy'
h.t,ss.-s 6lfgsi al rsand thrrn. acasi
sifalis slSssssed- f'rics, slQs each.
2 lots In suoAaml.h cits for sS'e casf,
p ls.. In saasossish CITY fsE sgSs eseh.
A srsss - rssh botsaw land sitosnsnS
snes5mish cisy frsce. ssSo
I. to;fa SaalsetAish cts iof t-7S
an a-rs. +. ;rssss iAaa tHe rsiscs ffcs7
Nhases.las. Pgse~. se per scrc-
an scsex. oos AHa hsif sailes irera =.
h.rse. ssllsahis fer dividing taso
.r5 ltA@srss f~acss. q sseg acre
~ arrrs wstain half rslle ~ Mes
whaf~sga. scTT sseSirsaae; don : nev
ivrs this crgaasfHasty h make az
faVrStHasuk
a,A r.saa n-asserss ZEE sac
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MS Skull. sMAsHED.
A Portland Mechanic Killed he :
Hursttux Emery wheel.

roaTLsss. jaiy Il fhis morning whlI1
=, J. Wilson, an enlpls,se ut the luton Ir0n
-Aarks, was gliRding n lathe tool on ~
emery wheel. f'se foes accidentally casg.tt
befweei; The rest and the wheei Tie 1ns.
ter. seyolsiDs Al n great Velocity. h..r>t ard
smashed ttle heavy cast.ifou cover ovey q
Into many fIasfneus. piece ef tho
wheel struck Wilson on the forehead ni,1h
a,'rnss tue bridge of ils nose, inhicttnH
gnasiiy wounds and carving anss pof
tissn os the skuii. ffan The eject of which
Injuries he died ~ h 80 thfs Hftefnssysl.
The whsei was rasaising at the rata oe
10 revolutions per minutr al the time ~
the aefident. which II bat halt The sseeso
tnr ussnufn tnfeFs eAaraaterd II tnpatslo
u making with ssirly. The accident wnS
AZ tiss whsei was perfectly SOUND bees ~
ca had been ia the employ of tbs cs,usa
ianf about shfne ycafs. was 10 gesra u
age, aud ieases ssify and soE VI ~
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A cnEnicsL fUnY.



The fufy OF the chemical void Il
the element u sorinc; IL exists peare-
fully ia company With calcium in
iiaef- par and also in = fex osiser
compounds, bot whca isolated, ~ is
recently has been ty ~ Henri Mol
san, j a faiid gas shst pefhiug can
r. i-f. II combines sifh all the metals.
ex,.aosigeiy wish somrs or II they are
already combs ned with sonse other
non-nirtaliic element. Il tears them
from II aad takes them 10 IL eli. ia
uniting with sodi ip,, ysotas-iuu
calcium, magre Inn. and ainminium.
the Inetsis become hcated even to
fedness BY ,be feftof of it, embrace
Iron Iiiing<, slightly warmed, hurt
into bril- taAt sc4a.i latfoas Nbsn sx-
posed to ". manganese does The
same. Even the no ie metals, wssish
= nseiiing beat pro Idly red the
fasesnniscns of oxygsn, ssIeFunb TO
This chemical siren ~ mode Asn teEi-
psraf1fe= Glass u desoarsd NJ onee,
ard water ee4ses 10 le " ter By COLI
sst witb this fa-, s.iiiek. combining
with Is b. 1fosea. - lsie sargle moment
forms ths scrle. sias- ssssis3rg hydro
tlssefie seid and litsera.ee cxene.
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ENGLISH sA9BAsiTr..
Tho Cruel Treatment that Killed
MaudertIIs

DUBLIN. july si.-The Maadeyiiia in.
qHes; was resumed today. great sensa-
ton Was eansea b the evidence of Daniel
6ouldipg. who Was formerly warden Ia
fulsamure jaii. Gom!dsag depnxesi that On
tho evening of November - the gesersor
nf the iail said he had received orders to
"trip MaHdefiile. nat he. tue witness. and
the olner Eve waylsns entered the prison.
ef's cell and fonsd him sleeping soisnJiy:
that the eitirl nagescu shoo< the PRISON sr
fn1ciy aud aroused him. thai Vaudeville
resisted, but was soon stripped naked. and
M he cried for deccney's sake, "LeAve nv
shirt. whercdpon fbe ward IA gave him bis
shirt. ia which hc fsy the rest nf fisc night.
refusing to pnf on prison gari,.
witness katd that he was aware that
Aandeville had been ahislicd for psrioss
never before recorded ia the safdens
book