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agents. Luchs Bro.
L. H. Hopkins, e3e ST, White oil-Cloth for
sign painting and table Covers. 25c. eos
New Gas Fixture. c. A MuDDM.S, 1905 F. colin
"Reyal Glucr Mend. Everything.
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys Ornaments
Leather, Rubber, Metals, &C. Always nQuidi
Always Away Tesay! All Druggists and sfocsrs sell
Morcil, ia etnstn.w.. every style showcaseeO
Peerless Dyes
Are the oest Sold by druggists eo1y
Dixon's Yeast Powder always reliable. SIN
"Royal Glue'' mends China, Glasswood.sc.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT,aei7 AND 1921 < STREET y W.
BoTTLTNG Co. 9th and / sss. NV. .us.st.
E,oR RENT
liza ios ssG5y s sssl
1i26 10Th ST.. 2-stoTl 6reh r9Sms. 5000
cashis furnished. $50 70 oStOSss5 and sSsgssfssr
ans-l2t i4is i st
EOR RENT-A CONVENIENT DESIRABLE
sd Ssh Ssen inquire
next door. AUST
LYOR RENT OR SALE-432 Il ST. n. W., THREE.
Also. 42SH, four-story bsy-window brick; eight
rooms
Inquire 1t AS st NV. au9-3r
ICOR RENT-s2l o ST NV; lar; ESQ PER MO-:
Il S1S ct. s.e.; 6r.; $3.50. Key $50. Houses
Sth and SITS. Or and hath; new: S2o 40 per
mo. Keys SIG. Owner at 5lS 9Th St NV. tee-4m
sisI st. ats2 iG sa St: TIL g
d aRh aUSSfSsISM isCs St
LOR RENT-A HANDSOME MODERN BAY WIN
Il dow Brick House, IL rooms; No. 2l4 North Cap
itol st. Apply at gig North Capitolst au6-6t
EOR RENT-s75 PER MoNTH-2026 HIILYER
Il Place between Connecticut ave and 2lst. square
and naf north Of dupont Circle three-story brick
house, twelve rooms and bath, cellar under whole
house; now rented possession given October l. Ap.
ply to owner WILLIAM b. KING. 9o6 st. aus. H. IA
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED DWELLING. zoos
l. East Capitol st., at &2S.
TEOS. d. BOND,
auS-1Ns 12o Pennsylv MIA ave
EoR PENTHOUSE. sl4 h ST. n. E, MOD I'M
provements, newly papered and in god order: SIS
per month Apply on premises, or SD 10th st. IA.
e. auS-3ts
EOR RENT-CORNER MASS. AVE AND 18TH
u St: ra and b.; all IN. splendid location; SI5.
629 st. 9. e.; rs and b.. bay window; III / only
SO. c. H. KNIGHT, o07 9TH st.n.w. aus-3t'
LPOR RENI-9OS 22D ST. NV, 8 ROOMS AND
y summer kitchen, mod imps.; $40 80. Inquire at
2l0o st. NV. auS-2t.
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"Royal Gluc,' Mends Everything.
save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, Glass,
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys Ornaments,
Leather. Rubber, Metals, Gel Always liquid!
Always ready! All Druggists and grocers sell
Royal Clue at 1Oc fStuxth
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II OF ~ rooms: cellar, surL ace end all modern i'm
proyemeats; iieht,nily situated; 1865 Boundary
bw0RMSTEDr BRADLEY. 927 St au+-6f
ErOR RENT 20 Sth st. ne. Sr.. e32
2016 NV. lar. 115l30l4 18th NV. Tor. 80 90
312 st. w. 2Ur. 100 l622 o st. n 10r.. 80
GA 18th st. n.w l2r 100 l450 h l. ave-. az 30
1886 18th Ut. n W. l3r. 100 429 ct n
sos NV. ISL. 73 II st. n.w Or. 2S Q5
1921 14th st 14r. rs 139 Sd st NV. 7r. 90
l224 14th str. Or. 20 453 Ct NV, Or, ~ so
1103 st. NV. 10f. 90 10 It. q 6r. "a a.
221 Sd %. NV, H. .6521S Arthur II. 7r. .25 40
023 n Y. ave-, 13r..... 80 l436 Pierce H. .26 20
$40 Est NV, 10r. 90 6O6 Bst. 6r.. .25 40
221 Gap. st. l1r .5U 40 637 Mass r.-2AS5
1908 9Th st. W, Or. so 1880 9th ct nv 81
1741 y st. NV, Tor. so 400 Boundary n. W.7r
1929 18th st NV, 81. so SO 4 st. az 81. %
HIS Cor. st. so ga Ma ~. n .7r 90
1895 Corcoran It, Tor As 1915 L q nW, Or - so
2l02 St W. 43S0e Boundary. Or. 20. so
1854 Pierce Place. 0r.4Ol 10 eth st. me- 6r 2l 80
3QS e NV. "; .4080e st ne. 20. 80
497 "a e n;v 5, 7t9 ,S42 W. w. nv Or 20 q
93l 2 e nv VI 81 81 cse. neg 6r....le-5 SO
1873 18th NV, 6r. 81 so 90 It, NV -.6r.
- q w. ST.: Defrses e.. 81. 1867
ana II WxRSES : Co eiS q A. ~
EoR RENT-ATIRAcTIvE rHRER- STORY BRICK
rear estasd: p faay soans g Earogs; eompletsly
tsssnt ffLER 1UTHEhToRD. 1907 q nv.
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He WAS FINED FOR OBsrRucTIsG THE STREET.
Last night, about 10 O'Clock, Officer hamilton
found John henderson lying on the pavement
near 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue. A
crowd had collected about HIM, and IL was thought
thai he was suffering from the effects OF the heat
as noone detected signs OF liquor on him. Hem
derson was taken IN the patrol wagon TO the
Emergency Hospital There the Doctor In charge
only laughed and said, Drunk again" A few
blows on his feet brought The patient around all
right He started 10 leave the hospital but the
officer placed him under arrest and charged him
with oostructing the sidewalk. This morning
Judge Mill told the prisoner that the police had
enough 10 do 10 look after persons who are really
sick without Wasting their time with drunken
men He fined the accused s.. Not having the
money Henderson was sent back In the dock
RoBBERIEs REPoRrED.-Thomas Songster $50
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, reports that his
house was entered on the night OF the 30 instant
aDd $40 worth OF articles were taken-The
house OF c. - PLACER, OF AZ street northeast was
entered Tuesday morning and pocketbook with
s. was taken.-The residence OF Mr.. X. j. Meigs
the clerk OF the court, at New Jersey avenue and
ID street southeast, was entered yesterday morn
ing and a small amount OF money ana quart OF
VINE were taken
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V'HE AURORA HOUSE

fINHE AURORA HOUSE
l. with its new Annex and Cottages.
ON TEE CREST OF The ALLEGHANIES
5000 FEET ABOVE TIDE-wATER
select family resort. at moderate rates. This
locally Is noted Tor us Bracing AIR Heathfulness
and Picturesque Handicapped No fogs, hay fever.
no mosquitoes. Pure spring water. Good rosdsAmple
anusements- Accommodations first class. Table the
best Circular at the "a office.
au4 j H SHARPER. Prom. Aurora W. Va.
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EOR RENT : COG 18th ST. n. W.. 10 kOONR
- BEALI. BROWN Co,
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SPRING LAKE BEACH n J.. The BALTIMORE ,
SOne hlock from sud With full 81 stciai
rates for September frrs-clsss table, 1crms msder~
ate. uy5l-tu.thSslm.l Mrx l. p MHhELEh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-09

Mr.. Frech read lengthy statement In reply to
the various utterances by the officers OF the COM
pany. In regard 70 the plea they had made for the
poor stOckhoder," he had calculated on the basis
OF the company's own figures, that the man who
bought eight shares OF stock In 1872 for $lOO-it
being then worth $12.50-had In the meantime re-
celved $lo4 In dividends, and could to-day sell his
eight shares at $685. thus realizing his original out
lay OF 800 and q premium OF SoO4 additional
The herdic committee was Instructed TO prepare
irons OF the line, TO be presented to the Commits
sioners as part OF the argument for the permit
for the herdi 8 TO use Ii street.
The next meeting Will be called by the president
TO hear the report OF this committee and the reply
OF the directors OF the Columbia road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-09

SON THE MOUNTAINS Eaow." THE ST.
" ELMO. A few Rooms yet can be had at this ele-
giant house Cuisine second to none. Six hundred and
ninety six feet of Piazas Elegant Black Bass fishing.
Hunting hne, Game in abundance Special rates for
September and October. Free Buss for guests from
house to Hot and Cold Baths quarter OF mile TO Berk
eley. Wrte for terms and circulars TO BRlCE W.
CATLETT, Berkeley Springs W. Va au7-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-09

TSOR RENT-e35-A VERY COMPLETE HOUSE
II Of 10 rooms: cellar. furnace and all modern i'm
provemeats: q. liehuuily situated; l465 Boundary.
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D z d'i'vs Union sw. Or. .s13
q 3 digs Union PL. 5r.$S 80
U Office rooms. 1uo SIN st.2o
, Barber shop, cor. 18th
U and E NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-09

Peerless Dyes
Are the BEST Sold by druggists eo1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-09

TO Baltimore and return. arriving at Bay Ridge 90
pm allowing passengers TAX the trip four hours
at the Ridge only lOc for round trip 10
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NATIONAL LEsIsLaItoS.
Many Vacant Seats On the Eerubii-
can side Of the Hsase.

NasHfsBruS. gnne ih-fhere aere FaRsis
vacant sesss oss the Eerzii,lseass sisie ~ tie
hsstss. rc-sfsy. II uas e.tsnAsed that sissas
eighty rsprsssntsltyas had ras4s - aita.
80 70 attend The Eeput.'saa eoasen.iGa
and p,ast5s ally business e'esid eHly - stqne
By nnansalosas eoussnt. ss1y faeEalsss bas-
ing Ia Ms power 70 suspend tae tsEDc@esi-
ings. - making = Point 81 Ho 4eagEsn.
saei a8d inefdens hapsssrsss 81 isie yvrs
eGf.< : when Hr. Townshes1d sf.s n7sssuisfr
under the defeat ~ his Taatior 20 take af,
ih= arms appropriation bali. rad 3 s-sint
Fer an boaF he -esissssd the eF,F-sss : u nsaE-
iy all the naesubcrs 20 withdraw his fs,,ni.
bet finally be yielded - tie speakers
;,lAia iassnatisn that ncihlns essld t-
attI.a Ii its. is.rfs.sess.
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siar but Yrr, sare eap,.ln.

SsS FKAxrIessb, June yS.--TEse sszarnss.sT,
Zs.ri i-eEf srsfsss Sas8e.yugsf4 which va. can.
sssts7zsiF ovs-aac. arrived Ia port tf~
Nsrerfssss, CeusizseTs'l.e Anxiety heeasf 70
ise selg feF her saIsss- II asssssaTs. hos
ssves, that her aess~ yasss1ss, was ssae f0 the
cadtioa 81 rsrr master Fs+4 hat M sssstre
n take chances On = strange sssSi. tsE-
tar Ti.ssiv reports tia; AftrT gcasins De
rsagtErr Bay ~ met wssh fresh r@asasgsy
Winds aud iasek rsiny wsssae=. vhira a.
ter,sssssr changed lats3 thick s,EE, cEIslssss-
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<As FHssczssiss. June H. s4sssrsaf Hsse-
has rseeitesf lsfser frsssa Assistant a,safe-
IS ~4veIs - rsssing af the defa szsaest r11es
esssnese tyaSssxfz<rx s-r3viaE - ssaasasT
tr..sa "a efcrtrss r-srts shall ssst has reseTi-
iy t=reF ttss exsfssEn, ~ asaesess ~ ~ srsBz
fsrrssa 10 f.se zsszrssfsne husks tsrso-e ts-
Sag examined Ea@er th- Is-oFaslsHs u TIE
] r..xsri.fLaasf NJ
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FREDERICK DEAD.
Europe is Grieyed Bat Not
Surprised.
coURAGEoUs no rae LAST.
O'Clock this nprniux
LAST ScKxRx


PorsrAx. JuDe H--p1ring the earsy
portica II tAs evening. the emrersrs con
ditton v~ eoaparskiveiy god and he nj
fsr half m boar In chair. and seok sozcs
seurishmenk Al ; o'eEack there wss Al
alarming increase In his mascxsys weak
meas, and the rclafises that hsd lefr Pots
dam were teiexrsfhrd 10 return At 4
o'eicek be became rssflcss. and soon ssses
the family aIraS1cd In. ne rpssa sdjosc
lag thst In which the emperor vas dyins
At o'cikck this ncning- access 10 the
palace VAS stopped. ceunf Won steit-e-z
Wefnixero, court chamberlain, wax the
Only minister present 1t that time Chap
lain fersas and RaExr, were also in attend
ance.
The emperor lay this morning Ia lesa-
aryfc condition, sometime rvasing for q
few minutes During the last hoar Of his
life. he msde several fruitless attempts 10
make himself understood He died vita
out . struggle. surrounded BY al the lnsEa-
hers Of his family. His remains naw he
in the bed wherc he died Won Werner
sketched the emyscrors featarr< after
death. The Gag dying over the palace was
lowered to haifmass at II 20 o'cicck this
morning Prince Bismarck arrived Al Puts
dam at lss0 O'Clock this afternoon The
hnzxars occupy The road frusn Frederick
son castle 10 fans sorci. In the interior
Of the castle the Lehr battalion has
mounted guard
The bells in Berlin began tollinx at |
o'clock this afternoon. Mor.1fing l. dis
played on msay houses. The rsanieiy4i
council received notice of the feRra Of the
emperor while in session They immedi-
ateiy adjourned
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raz cHArsxaxsm,rs.

TIE rrohAAsiss tat Jaha u. Tha-xt.aB.
81 Nebraska, woald sse nsAsse srrspssrs-y
chairman ~ the convention s;sss Nassrs
Miles. Of Sea York. ;serIazaent egsAlrsaar,
5eezsoe aliaasi cesfxiHss this
evening" Those who weFa uteeeaai9t-
ted uIfh Thursson had apsAreHfiy ssstis.l
sJssa fHfsleS kgAs, ez-gs-extccszs ct itse
Irish national icasue atsf tescssle frsns
Nebraska. - the snesS. zsGis&hle Hsan. tis.e
II fAe natfeaal committeeman Fczassk \
iha. the seiSe1lsu OF E<zn would be ssssss
81 policy that would fsc Of srrsisc 10 "a
party IN the czmrasEH snd lss a sssii II
served homer 10 the psssition az tsass be d 7
hcl& among hts eompSssiass. Mr. Eexn z
<.seu this evening aud said that uhfie. n
appreciated the hcaar ~eaSht 70 ce Il
stcwes. upasi him hy bis irsensts :ac Ness-as Z
IA delegation ssald be solid for Tharstoss
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nENIAl Fkex TMK nAEKlsox esxY.

Al General Hasrlsan's headquarters 10
aay Il wss eapAx;icully dsngcf that there
had lsecH Any conference between the
friends ~ Harrison asst sigeShssA gs4Aa g.
New sid. NO conference sss h.ef,i and
aane l. eoH-ht fssF b shT frieuas ~ either
candidate. There Il nothing - raafer
ss-grt We are making 10 G<ki On tsrssham
aud ~ Ear a. We knos Ais friends are gank-
Ing nsiis 0a Harrison. ! he hasiassss os The
izisflaHa delegation is ,c carry ant the in
tssts and do what NE can u sernrc she
nominstioa of fizrrissn. The ifaprs-siua
that Indiana has two saadiaatfs Is trs cor
sec.. s;Ts<hzrn assohsle~s has many fr1snsis
among the Republican party 10 fnsi.aaa.
bu. ;ne sentiment expressed a. the county
and state conventions and she Instructions
arr sor EIarriSoss. fhnSc snsfrnsficus the
Iudia.an ass.tesrasl.s.t VIII ear, .al.s :,
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Fe< Hszny yesrs rrernsi stsa p se'zls Z
has iexa ssse4 - pzins &, istaafs A1H'
ss.fs4a an saFsases fsszs are sS~1ftd n
fse .Srx. sssDss a4<1s = sstefes
; la sza s.sszgre ;saissz ara sts41 = ff<s-
Ia. rsasseswass.sa xhfse fazs ssass-, -
- tsss.srtAgs haS Esrg $50 -. is':.sssz :.
sav. IL. sses.la1 Hess Esssss -
zks..ssssxssc fsaes tssJ ez ft,< hlse<
sFss,t rsssi sstsns fasszr t1l4n ~ ~.
~ ..esss,e. srls isss:s i = a<'1s I Z q
assnsssza Is tsa1.ss X : srxsss m 49,.
sssss. 81 a xissx s:ss zsle
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SgE Yozx Jan1 lz.--4ay tssnld A-rsvesi
81. . srseetai srzin a; isse i'enysyixansz
sisyof srszn the wzss scsax. rs IS hoek-
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RgatIx. June ia--Tfse Essessza-efs>yi
tossessi rsrcra publishes the following ~.
nsunrs.sasfsts The rvssI ssssfx.cr has
esSsisa his earthly career. By ted DEERE
ths. esnreroT and king. our fsesz grsclous
majesty, yssssed fo his eternal resi- shsFfsy
AFTER N eelosk this fsorrs1g. after issas
ard xrieyczs sIfse-sngs. which we're tssgns
~sfh astlnirsile fssrtituir aud sl5saissiSr
10 6ci's will The royal house sssa tsez
rsAa people have h~sen twice t-efeascs
xsshirs ssssrt tire Ttey deeply mourn
ths al too early aeccsse OF oar fsseh he.
loved railer MISzeTEs ef ST&rx.
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VOL. xlv---yo. !

ssaaaf sssamsfscs <es aexa 10 srs.ss -
tonight Rzsasr iaAinz sp fax -
81 2snds hassteF, Ms fSzsz..ys Hsuu1S5,
HtssScr. sAe mesA<assr= 1nsnaasx ~ul( (I-1-
s1Tos9s@. wss xTntsrzs t1=sa s1.ssAse4. a iS~
~ ncss- 30 Prs ~ her sssaee ~ fa< 60
sslsfss. F1r src-vs9ry vNs lszstrnessa =
s&ss nszsss Mrs. Hsse&rr zfss In ~ -.
f.fzse. % tse rsasisss 81 VI ssz,rsv -
sfAsos next aan4iay. ltsae sssA- wa 6rsS
~ fAe etzs% unrn sacs s2sse sz~,rxn1x1r -
IRE >=fSsctaf Canfsnf5ea sA.asa -zz-f ~
esecs sAs razsT-asa n ei fh<sf tsese<x,ss1un -
csfs faenaxr each IN ssxve - Ftre-uc,s14
deaf szd enc rscA oa ~ ear>sassrtes.
ssast arsser ~ aE<i4sss, ,ssztfr-sa ara -
lssssesss sui - Szsssasi asrasiiess g.
xa5fsex
e1ssSs srfs1SfE eEASx ukxrxn
Ms Hooker Then enssrs<l xfrA S,~r<<.~.
fe~ssn9en ssa sasty frtsnsl ~hr s-r,3SS
flsazfF s1si well Arss1~tax tseshfnr e.,e1.S
sss<sa ~ krr eEer taas il sAc r.s-anitS-,
u'ssla essticasssr 10 A2vc = xsssaxa szHf.S
rsass fissesssst N tsss toareatl<,a rsart,r,@'
NJ wonia gsAarnasse sAesa ent h1ahrp1
HsaAssn s1e2ker< in TIE epzafsx ennvunn
Saa seeid swvr the RspzAsicss rrrev
ssssa nswer . st2y ~ iunx - II rscsrr1
fAe pikrk cs7e-tff sF Mr~ Hazokc< - !.
s''itvs-i ga oeaalt of sAr eeznzalsfec b. -
tar tassxrr.
SlNrsczs caSrEsrs.
Esse ssbrcasssissee asgasu,esa &c rrsu>,e
8 ruii ef sac csanxvasioa reported shaf 49,,
n~re aNfaaAsr Of rssfesfs sssr <ssxkxurp.,
sna Nj: Ceaxar stated tsaf GA ssss Esoess
nassl ssisi sssss ;sfssts ,aas7e 10 Esse <ef.ss-s
r2ttfrx Il uss sicesns~s szuwtss q, stsris{s -
sfssslnx thV s4seFsssf f-srn the Ilss9rlrs q
tesara;lta slla he stissfssassa tstre rrruun-
saensitsf thai h1tA DECORATIONS t.e sfmtx1lrIa
% sFats On the 1s~sr and sssssAer u .rpflf15
20 votes until fhe faxA4 70 sse ~ssa -
tesa siessrsainesi hr iasc esaatestsaa. TSe,s
xt1 nsmsbef a rssmtcs.s from fie n.St -
teslssR sisssrIcss II Virginia Ia shs ,nasaur
q sise rsAterfca sSefx ia the seeesA thfrn-
afss., ssxsh. ssxea'h. eighth. ninsA -
'eafn Fz.zsata districts tfssr cog. stfz-c 49,
sss1s ssssss tAat hsfh DIRK xatioss he as1pi4
tssi 70 s<ssfs without yoies apfst the sxsnprw-
ten defeSasfnetf the rfzzAs ~ the raaf<cr
Y regard 70 th~ delegates ~ iAzer fru1
Virginia the csasmlslee sssssi Il rsscru-
sacsli fssas The delegates Aeasfsss IS srna6rr
Nnheue ae plaees. Ga tbs rail aaa s1ini11r1
as ssssxstes Rad thai 5te opposing ssssrnnr
stssss hcssiea hs s. y. tsrczer hc salfrssf4ed =
slat< ~ eVasssf4nts
Ihn Nsrwsasa eontezfs as oaee l-ersaa
seasFeT - fisaroex d. esasst.sn. 5sAn r.
)nnor.~ssrS sas,rr,l saeRshr froa Mis-
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longer hefsre ttS FTsS
81 q sess- The cali shapaesi that tho ss53 = =
y Plscr ess EAe ecageaftea ynIi the snzfap
azaasie stsscgasiea was - feafrst. ~ - u
ltaEsesisafe,f tbs efaina trssa Dakota lar
nnaaitr 0f seats ifs the ss,ayeaiioa ncxt
esfYse assd eaaszi sassiseF lively tstI fAw
mot . scrsfsaty. and sayi't1si - fsaif rrpsr
sasssfs;ioss of szafr faaf p,Ssfsoa lid ~
inveise "a enlargement Of Dnsatss sa1e
IN the Convention IL w&s q saxfz<f q
seats. n2s fufss. The cnsasaasfss gave ~
larger uasaiixF. zssi thenfa sss ssernn
sspisoFs. - Dakota efaias 20 statehood.
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VI. f.e Bee, a FrepSt szs1nt. ~sys
ikat . the asrse = gradually iosSsx rs
tsssr tosis-easres is Erzss. tieumi June
ssBa Ia tsfe szse of sise etwzs5xssf y=c-
r4~s. ~hra the Szzl~n - ssaeu sgn-
shes altogether. 81 wiJ inIailSt3T b.
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FHr,snyse. fsiaaa-suor E.--Eat taA smith.
r,reSlsseEt 81 the 0rezoE Ealiwsy aasf Szs.
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81 PEtExserRs. Jane ls-The aisAe,
ofieers 81 the far-fgn asse~ ard the head
lag dipsensts and nefnsssrs OF the gser-aal,
colony sssitesi the 5sysaaa embassy sossay
and expressed their sympathy for The tser-
Eaal imperial family.
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RFRIIs. June Is-The EefehsraK-r.s.eT
publishes a telegram FROM psien stating
thst the Doxager Empress Augusta. -
when the news of the dangerous fsirn
which the einperor's maiaty bad taken
lad hrea carefully broken, Immediately
expressed a desire to return to Berlin. Her
physicians, however would not permit her
to undertake the iearney. her streBgtsi hav-
ing been 10 oyeriRxcd BY the rercn1 events
as 10 render her unable to stand the fatigue
ef the trip.s she may return next wesS.
The evening papers are fati Of cs-
prossions OF grief at Eiupcrcr frctisrickss
death.
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A Tssezaner of tfae eaizfsrasIa fe;rgzsinr
= 10 did aoz Saaf his a4sne aped. Ss5f tfsss
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LastsssS. June ls--IoFi Chsrss-srsa;s i.
~ s'vt2saiu'aiFaflan with tie re1rf ut Pal.
moral upon measures rss-sr;spg IL. s..-i,,,;
oi ksHotse mourning. Meantime ysrs-zarn.
t&olis have been stnppesi for ssase halls aassi
essrce-ss and other esiurf festivities 7Ae
feFiod Of mourning viii ts rrslessgesf sssY
tar rasaie tiHse - sor saza az Fhe queen.
SxEF SYMPATHY uF FRAxels 5essEra
NiEs>k. June K--Esnfsrrr franrss Jo-
SPA has ielszrApsed 10 the German sza.
eassy hft dsep and hesFsfsI g-ief-
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Dom Pedro I:~ras~refl.

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of E.FEzst has ssza aE.setsay seRaser-l fro2s
his cecSEf ilize~s
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Pu-snAs, Iune is.-Tte buiietla Issued
an hour before the eIais -eE died, said that
The emperor had been lying for soine tiinc
In a slight sla,nter. hrpken in wakesul in
sergais. during which he showed distinct
signs Of suffering. His pulse and breath
:ng we're very weak. Therc had feen no
material eharge IN his condition during
the night. All the members ef the i'm
per.al family remained a; the castle during
the night. The empress did not leave the
castle. aud al o'clock she resumed her
watch ~ the bedside OF the eTnperg.
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IJaSRoS, June l&--Iovi salisbury az
noanred the death of the emperor 10 the
Eoasc Of lords this afternoon. aud said
fkai On Moxday he wonld move an address
10 the queen and Dowsger Empress Vic