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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-05-09
How MIR Fuller Received the News.

IRON the Chicago Newe.
Il didn't expect it," said Mr.. Fuller. Il am
so surpr sed that l cant think OF enything %
suy. What is there TO say, anyhow? / saw
what was in the papers, but don't believe oil
eco there. The trutE is. they wanted some
man from the West Judge Scholfield could
have had it. but he didn't want it He didn't
write that letter declining 10 have his name
considered for the place without something be-
hind IT,"
You are not likely to take the same course,
are you?' was asked
L have not had time to think about it
cannot talk bout il.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-05-09

GOSSIP HERE AND THERE.
Chicago played its first four games of the
season nc Indianapolis and won them all. much
20 the dscou. fiturc If the Hoosiers. The cha.
grin OF their defeat brought forth the following
wall says Harry Palmer, in the Evening Jour
nat;
Babys left tho town,
Babys gone away.
And we're praying in Hoosiervine
That Baby's gons 20 stay.
They told ms Babe was aged,
That he was growing fas;
Bgt 49, - c---e< -sun
Whene er he came to bat.
They SAID he'd lost his teeth,
And could not catch a ball.
But lust the same we think odd Anse"
Will be there in the fall
We'd like TO SEQ him old,
We tciSh he ia lose his hair.
Take his harp and climb, with Birdie
Up the golden stair.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-05-09
baseball Record.

rHE national game has been fairly launched
for the present season Popular interest has
by no means abated, and every indication
points to a most successful season. The fol-
lowing table shows the standing on Monday
of the clubs of the four leagues in which
Western readers are interests
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-05-09
Two-PoUND HAILsTONEs.

Many People Killed and Injured by Their
Fall In India.
DISPATCHES from India announce that Delhi
and Moradabad had been visited by disastrous
hail-storms, about $50 persons having been
killed. The hailstones were fat and oval in
shape and some Of them weighed as much as
two pounds At Racebat, In Bengal, twenty
persons were killed, 200 severely injured and
1000 houses were destroyed by hailstones
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Total cash in treasury as shown by


PRESIDENT CLEVELAND sen. to the se1aie
ON Monday, the 3 tn nit, the name Of Me-
VILE W. Fuller of Illinois, to lie Chief Justice
OF the United ates Supreme Court A
Washington SPECIAL to tae Chicago Inter
Ocean says:
When the nomination reached tho Senate,
by n singular coincidence. Minister Phelps aud
Senator GRAY wero sitting together one OF
the sofas. The nomination was Immediately
made the subject of gene raj whispered con-
versation, and far could be ascertainel,
the comment titely favorable To the se-
lection from every standpoint, Mr. Fullers
qualifications and fitness being recognized
ON the Repubican side II the chamber while
the political wisdom OF the appointment IL
conceded by the Dems Gratis who opposed the
selection of Minister Phelps. Mr.. Fuller did
not seek the Office OF Chief Justice any other
Office from Mr.. Cleveland. hut he has been ten
dered at different times the positions Of so
licitor General of the United States, member
OF the Civil Service Commission, and a member
Of the Commission of Pacific Railways, oil Of
which he declined. IL Is understood that ne
will accept the position OF Chief Justice IL con-
hrmed. Mr.. Fuller is n native Of Maine. ard 10
IS years Old.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-05-09

TIE desire OF more and more rises
by natural graduation to most, and
after that to all.-pEstrdngc.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-05-09
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

FOLLOWING is the public debt statement
ssusd by the United States Treasurer on the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01
Hotel Ieuhrmauu.

The tired, weary, hungry and thirsty
man always seeks The Hotel lcuhrmann,
ON the corner Of Main and Monroe streets,
for refreshments. and for the best Of rca-
sons, because there he can have his wants
supplied In a manner unknown 20 other
places ~ like resort. Ienhrinnnn las the
coolest and best brands OF beer, delicious
wines and liquors Of all kinds aud fragrant
cigan. In the restaurant department cpl.
cures and gourmands arc at home IN the
midst Of choicest viand-, cooked In a man.
ncr most delicious 10 the palate and salts
flying 10 the stomach. Iouhnnann's
cookery Is u SYMPHONY Ia hash, not soon
10 DO forgotten by those Who can appreciate
the good things Of life Meals can he had
~ all hours, day or night The shell oys.
Ter, pan roasis, iricsand slows arc biyalVu.
lar charms delicious In the extreme.
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Arm.,rens Furniture Company.

The above named firm Ia branch of the
Armstrong Furniture Company Of Evans.
Vile, Ind. An immense stock Of furniture
goods u kept at the wac.Tooius ON Second
street, Ayers block, opposite Court Square.
II includes everything known 90 the trade.
Among other things, an elegant assort-
ment oi parlor, bedroom and dininRroom
sets. which are offered NJ various prices.
Especial attention Is called 10 the line Of
easy chairs, lounges, rocking chairs,
childrcn's furniture goods. All goods are
sold NJ rates which are within the reach
Of all housekoepcn Call, examine and
price the articles AZ soon M convenient.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01

Residents aud strangers visiting the city
can always find an elegant stock Of gents
and boys boots and shoes ut the slorc Of !.
NJ. Hill q Co., corner Of Main and Union
streets. These goods are Of the latest
styles and Of the best make that could be
obtained Ia the leading markets OF the
country. Ia the line II ladies', misses and
childrcn's shoes nothing could be- more
complete All the leading styles Of fashion
arc for sale, and arc offered ut prices that
cannot bo duplicated. Now Is the time 10
make your purchases.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01

Fine diamonds and oihcsprcious stones
can bc purchased nj reasonable figures Of
Mr.. n. Bach. No. ~ Monroe street. These
goods are really worth examining, many
Of them being rare gcms. In addition,
Mr.. Bach KEEPS n line ~ watches and
other jcwelry goods which hc offers for
sale at very reasonable rates. The public
generally Il invited 10 call and examine
these articles, ~ great bargains can he had.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01
BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
The oueenswaro. China and Glass Pal
Gee OF MemphIs Full Of Attractions.

The oueensware, China and Glass Pal
ace OF Memphis Full OF Attractions.
A magnificent and beautiful stock Of
china and glassware goods can he seen nj
China palace Of Floyd & Co., 1921 Main
street. The elegant arrangement OF the
goods presents n striking picture ON enter
ING the store, the display heing charming
10 the eve. The goods are of endless va
riety aud design known 10 decorative art.
Elegant dinner aud tea sets are spread out
In proiusi0n, and they arr offered NJ prices
most tempting 10 purchasers. They are OF
various quality and every variety, and ut
figures which place them within the reach
Of all classes Of people. Among the stock
10 attractive special attention y called 10
the Mcakon and Maddox white granite.
warc. China, Bohemian glassware and
household slyorwarc. Many OF the goods
have been imported from the various coun-
ties oi Europe Bohemia, England, France,
Germany, Italy and Belgium, where beau
iiinl and costly articles aro manufactured.
II T. by Ear the most complete chinawarc
house In the city and Is not cxccllcd by
any establishment In the south ~ 10 COM
plcicness In every department, and
quantity and quality of stock. That they
do very large trade goes without saying
indeed, the trade extends through many
surrounding States, the reputation Of
the house being among the highest and
the best. TlHrc are hundreds Of beautiful
articles Of ornament which attract general
attention. The store is filled with the best
goods known 10 the trade, and arc being
sold rapidly, and are offered 10 the public
at the very lowest prices, prices that come
within the reach 81 oil classes Of people.
An invitation Is extended TO the public TO
visit the store and look through the stock.
You will find everything YOU want Of the
best quality, aud tic propnciors aud en-.
ployes will take pleasure TO wait upon all
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01

Distribution by Wards First. g. Second,
2, Third, 1; Fourth, 2. Fifth. 4. Sixth, 9.
Seventh, Eighth, .; Ninth. ., Tenth,
2 city Hospital, T. still born, l. White,
10 colnrc'l, i0 Total, 81
r. A. WfILfa.soS, ND.
Secretary Board OF Health.
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Don't fuffcr any longer. but use Tanncr's
Infalliblc Neuralgia Cure the only infallihle
cure on earth for all forms u neuralgia and
at Holsters drug store, 80 Main street %
cent? per box
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01

Tnr splendid health giving artcsian
water 20 highly recommended by the med
Teal iraicrnii, can now BE- hal by those
desiring II IN eascs of sickness OF other
wise. The deep wells oiihc Ariesian Water
company, on Fourth aud AUCTION streets,
In North Memphis. at nov flowing freely
and faucet has been attached for the con-
ycnIcBcc u tie public. - -. :,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01

TIN most deservcdly popular 10 cent eli.
gnr IN the United States is the Chickasaw
Guard, sold by ]. samelson 4 Co, the d.
rect importers OF Havana cigars from the
Isle Of Cuba.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01
=,H,,,fE COURTS.
tales by D. q, and Mr.. John Bradley
Squire Barry Sits on Case That May
Prove Murder-Small Catches by
Other Magistrates.
'UMBER OF Bill FILED IN CHAM
cBky Yesterday.

Bills fled in the cbancery court since
Hast report: L. l.. MCGOWAN VS.. Mrs. Ellen
IGlenn, exccutrix OF George p. Cooper, de-
ceased, and J. A. Anderson, administra-
nor. Bill shows that in July, 1887, Orlando
Brum secured judgment against J. A. An
derson for So, 4O2 so, and on appeal the SUI
ioreme court awarded judgment for said
3Brum for 81 sol 10 against estate OF George
A. Cooper, which to this day is unsatislled.
>t1e asks for decree TO satisfy said amount.
John Loague and VIM. NJ. Randolph VS..
Tfolh Gilbertson, Bluff City Building and
II .oan association and others ask for dc.
vree TO satisfy judgments.
N Abner Clark VS.. w. G. Stephenson and
hers, TO satisfy claim OF contract as to
20
4 John 0verton and Charles n. Grosvenor
rs. Sol g. Ketchum and j. Nj. Woodward,
10 remove cloud OH title to property.
l.. w. IIumes vs.. S. w. Garrison, asks
leave to file cross-bill
4 The following sales were made yesterday
lby Deputy Clerk and Master John Brad
4 One hundred acres land on Memphis &
SBig Creek plank road to ID. IL. Poston;
$4l0.
Lot 5, block 80, south side Linden street,
32xl04 feet, TO S. j. Shepherd; 500.
House and lot, i7xl4sl feet, southwest
Sorner OF Court Extended and Manassas
lieets, TO Thomas Boyle; $500.
0The sale OF fourteen and one-half acres
Central avenue has been post
MN until Ionuar,, = 1900
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Iicen.cfI In We'd

Marriage licenses issued yesterday: John
Morris and Rosey Ran, colored; NJ. 1ayse
and Mary Love, cClorcd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01

Tho statement that man IL 20 per cent.
water only applicsto the ultra prohibition
Ut. some men have over 10 per cent
brain Nrdid's Tnf,dm H4ah
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LOOK out for the chanccry sale Of Clar-
endon hotel furniture nj 10 O'Clock Mon.
day morning salo NJ hotel.
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ourty Registers 00ice.

Real estate transfers filed yesterday: G.
: w. Frazer to 9, w. Mosby, part Of lot No.
406 and half Of lot No. 90, ON north side Of
New Madison street extended; considera-
ton, 81, 100
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

-,-Ncw Years
January l, 1888
Don't ion,ct that the old year i dead,
and write Il 1887.
--"Eyangclinc" at the New Years mat.
inco tomorrow afternoon.
DR.. Bogs viii preach In the Alabama
street church this morning at II o'clock.
j. II. Adams, dealer In general sup
, plies, at Prescott. Ark, failed yesterday.
t-v--As the city will observe Monday rs
Jew Years day, the public schools will
,ot reopen before Tuesday.
Tho sale Of seats for the Fred Wardc
engagement az the thcater next week will
open at Wiizmann's on Tuesday morning
"A regular old-fashioncd rain yesterday
cleared tho sidewalks, street crossings and
paved streets Of dust and dirt. A fnc
likxturc OF mud remains.
" 1.-THE Office Of the chief engineer of tho
Z 200 Mississippi Delta Lcycc district has
'R{,n removed TO Claksyllle, Miss, which
III II hereafter be his headquarters.
INA Christmas tree entertainment will
Nvcn BY the German casino on Tues
enIpK january ,, 1SSs, NJ \ o'clock
90 <pkr1p5ne No 0, Madison
! ! ] ! ! ! : :
'';,' % I !
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01

CnrAP coel and wool cooking stoves al
Gabay's, Nos. 400 and ll3 shelby street.
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IIurral.

For the knights Of the Red Branch hall,
Wednesday evening. January 4, 1855, nj
Knights Of Innisiail hall.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01

IIoldor Of the above bonds will present
their January coupons 90 First National
bank for payment ON the 10th instant.
u. i. MADDEN, President.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01

MASAoER wooD, on finding out that the
party representing hqr-clf M Mn Jesse
James was imposing on tho public, caused
the cancellation Of her engagement, and
would not allow the patrons u the Muse.
un 10 be imposed on. II caused little
surprise, but was WIG action.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01

LOOK out for the chpcyry sale 81 Clar.
cndon hotel fumiturc alto O'Clock Mon.
day morning. Sale 1T hotel.
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A cnr,r LOT Of Brussels carpets, rugs and
oil cloth at Gabay's, J., 3 and "A Dcalc NJ.
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Morfuary uepars

For the week ending Saturday. December 81,
ISL, NJ @ O'Clock pm:
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DrArrrrl Grccian 10, story Museum,
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D. uyisc sscur Dune Museum.
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TnE Irish pude pime Mneum.
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Comei eomef r,mc

To the knights Of the Red Branch hall
"Wednesday evening. apd have one nights
fun. No improper chifncien admitted.
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TOvnlsrs' Comedy Co. Dime Museum.
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wssoni, re,..,. uou.i..

Al sircs Of crate frJnls at GaLny's.
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I'M. Aer. sGs. | eArsr oF braTm.
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Squire Fleming bound Patscy Clark over
20 the criminal count In the sum OF $3.50
I for assaultng Jane Kirkland, colorcd, with
an iron bar. Tom Owens, colorcd, was
also held 10 answer IN the sum Of $3.50 by
Squire Fleming for assanliing w. II. Vic.
tory, white, with scantlilg The case 81
trcspass against Victory was dismissed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01

Squire lIughcy yesterday fined J.. W..
.S.-cr s. and costs for assault and battery
on N. Z. briggs.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05
EMINENT IN THEIR LINE.
che Two Amdr.eaa craexsr,en rao o.,
Grated Abroad,

She Two American Crae2ssr.en WHO Or,
Grated Abroad.
LONDON, July 3.--The eminent Amer
cans, Porter and Buck, will not be likely
to revisit New York for some years.
The ease with which these skillful
cracksmen performed several large opera
tons on the continent perhaps contrib
uted more than any other circumstances
to Their ruin, for they were thereby
tempted to repeat Their depredations in
stead of remaining content with mod
crate booty. English burglars rarely op-
crate on the continent now, as tile spoils
are not commensurate with the risks.
1t is considered that the premises are not
so carefully guarded, and goods are
more easily obtained, but the lines OF
travel are under such close surveillance
that escape is very difficult any bur-
glary executed with more than ordinary
skill is attributed to Epgl!shmen or
Americans, and all routes to England.
the only place of retreat, are at ouce
closely watched by the police. No hesi-
tation Is felt at OBTAINING parties on mere
suspicion, nor is any redress obtainable
ny these innocent individuals whose
journey Is thus rudely Interrupted.
Again, the processes of law are more
rudely vigorous; the meshes of the legal
net are not SO wide as in America OF
England, and straw bailers do not -four
lsh. imprisonment for a long term Is
tantanio Mt to death, and the treatment
rs purposely SO rigorous as to break
down the health of the most robust
Nearly all the American crooks who have
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05
Scandal.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July s.-A scan
dal affecting two wealthy and influential
families developed IN a suit by Col.
Rutherford Trowbridge against Jonathan
Ingersoll, clerk of the supreme court,
and the attachment of the latter's pro.
perty, the charge being that Ingersoll
has alienated the affections of Trow
BRIDGES wife Alice, who is daughter of
the late millionaire tobacconist, John An.
6erson AS result of the trouble, Col.
Trowbridge has separated from his wife,
t,king his little daughter to his mothers $
home Mr.. Ingersoll and his family
leave for Europe Saturday. The Gags
will be tried at the September term
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05
A Crooked Omciai.

CINCINNATI, July 3.--It is stated upon
good authority that charges have been
preferred by Henry Breckman. OF the
auditors office, against Rud Hynicka, a
well known politician, employed In the
auditors office in the capacity of refund
ing clerk. Hynicka, in addition to his
duties in the auditors Office, is clerk of
the board of equalization Hynicka at
tended the Chicago Republican conven-
ton, and during his absence his desk in
the auditors office, which he always
kept locked, was broken into and eYi
dence OF his guilt discovered.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05
Fraud Against the Goveru,nent.

PlrTsBJRG, July 8 Richard Nevins,
ex-resident engineer and government
architect Of the United States court
house and postoffice building here, has
been arrested on charges preferred by
United States Special Agent Brooks, Of
making fraudulent claims against the
government. The aggregate amount of
alleged fraudulent claims is about "a, 900.
Neyins claims the ability to satisfactorily
explain matters.
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Inye Levels All.

MILWAUKEE, July 3.--Robert Kissen-
ger, son of a well-known liquor dealer,
recently returned from Europe, and fell
In love with beautiful nnsophisticated
young girl, the daughter of saloon keep
er They met clapdestinely, and finally
eloped. When the news reached the
father of the girl he was almost beside
himself, but was comforted by the fact
that the two ksd been married The
groom's family belong to.the upper ten,
and are almost besides themselves, the
marriage being considered mesalliance
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They VIII stay I'm Canada.

TORONTO, Ont, July 3.-Two Amer
lean bank sneak thieves were sent froni
here to Kingston penitentiary for steal.
ing $500 from the teller's wicket 10 the
Bank of Toronto short time ago. One
of them is Henry Fields, whose repnta-
ton is continental. He got seven years,
the full extent of the law The other
George Boswell, who halls from Buffalo,
got four years. Boswell is young, hand
some, and well educated.
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nhieeeat exponent Of Dakosas rights in

HFIFtF5F .VAIWJHeHI OF tlHKUsH y TIuHTH III
tee senate is its standard bealar j is
ioa.,y i!is q;.es.:on of al Gues.;ons, be
te.e tho American people save the tariff {:
aul it unsht Ia bs Tie first Let Diko.
tiars q ard tell with ..ieir ovn lips this
coptiaai7g aud napgrdenab,e outrage in
cyeEy cioae Congressional s.ro,.auL lie
american people, eyer giyea II, t.iF pay,
viii lear !e1 Voice aud they will see IL
it that ci,izans is mads as digpiiea
here rs elsewhere. And that he who
would deny us this, uuder such govern
ment as ours in this the l9.h century,. j
unworthy the sutfrages OF free people,
or to sit in the council chambers OF the
nation.
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Carthnra,s Slantler suit.

CARTHAGE, ILL.,, July Louis Wefg
man and John Withemy of Nauvoo have
gued Charles Burmeister,and A w Burt,
OF that place for alleged slander, placing
their damages at 50, ,0O0 each They claim
that the defendants charged them with
stuffirg the ballot-box at recent city
s+tecttnp
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Death OF rrancis Roa

KANSAS CRY, Mo, July 3-Franais
Rodman, formerly secretary Of state of
this state and known over the United
States for his war record and as Count
'Rodman for counting out the democratic
precincts Immediately after the war end
for refusing TO take an iron clad oath,
died in Chicago, Of rheumatism OF the
heart
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05
Antieipn,inr .he f,1or,on..

HARRISBURG, Pa, july Shortly be-
fore O'clock p. IN, the pyrotechnics in
ID Baeon's confectionery store Gu Mar
ket street, exploded, causing some ex-
citement. The loss on fireworks is
about &, coo The damage to surround
ing buildings is about $4,000
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NEws rRoss STANLEY.

1he rath of the Intrcrid Explorer strewn
with Skeletons.
LONDON, July e.--Advices from the
Congo country, May 9th, have been re-
ceived. The camp at Aurwimi. is almost
wholly without provisions, and the mea
are suffering severely from lack of food
and swamp fevers. Several skeletons
have been discovered along the route
taken by Stanley, probably the conse-
qnenees of his fights with the natives.
Major Barteliot, believing that Stanley
WAS 500 miles beyond the camp, in the
direction of Khartoum, was making
preparations to push his way to him.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05
A Cloud Bursts.

DEApwooD, Oak, July "a cloud
burst on Fslse bottom, nine miles above
here, Sunday morning, flooding the val
ley, sweeping away bridges and stock
and doing great damage to crops. No
loss of life
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Relief for Stanley.

PARIS, July 3-The French section Of
the African International association
will organize an expedition for the relief
of Stanley and Enin Bey The neces-
sary funds will be subscribed immediate
ly, and the expedition will be command
ed By Mr.. Charles Soller.
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pisgusted via, His oueen.

BELGRADE, July 3.--The king of Milan
has appealed to the ecclesiastic synod
for judicial separation from his wife,
Queen Natalie, on the ground of insuper-
able aversion to the queen.