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Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
Rats Stole the Pi4r-

J. z. Smith, O. sunnyzide. few weeks ago
bad one Of the finest lots Of Poland China
pigs in the community. but every night or
Two one Of the porkers would disappear Mr
Smith decided 20 watch for the thief and dis-
covered large rat come Up through ths
foor and quickly grab one Of the hzls pizs
and carry il away. Mr.. Smith procured q
rife and succeeded In killing seventeen Of tie
thieveA-Eleuingtoa Ue0ocra.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
TO OUR suRscRIRERs

Owing to the non-arrival of paper order
ed ten days ago the publication Of The
Mirror has unavoidably been postponed
until tomorrow morning. The paper was
shipped on Friday and we hoped until
daybreak that it would reach in time to
enable US to issue as usual. From the
fact that we use special size and quality
of paper which is made expressly for US,
we were unable to obtain anything that
would serve our purpose. The Mirror will
be delivered tomorrow. Monday, and we
trust that so unpleasant contretemps
may meyer occur again.
THE PUBLISHERS
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
A Frank EXPLANATION.

"Mr. Dashaway,n said one Of the real lady
boarders, as she polished her plate with her
napkin, Il hope you will pardon me for men,
tioning it, but we ladies have been remarkins
Of late that you never appear at the table
twice wearing the same necktie"
The fact Is, madam" said Dashaway, a,
he glanced grimly at Mrs. Slirndiet, the land
lady, Il must have some variety. "-Clothier
and Furnisher
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
CAR SERVICE ASSOCIATION,

The superintendent of the railroads do
ing business in Wichita held meeting
yesterday at the Carey hotel and discussed
many of the questions that commonly APP
pear before the Car Service association.
They seemed to think the freight business
in this part of the state this fall would
equal that of the last two years and not one
OF them were heard to object to the in
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Kings daughters Of the Unitarian
church will meet next Tuesday, July ..
with Mrs. E NJ Packer, No 81 East
Lewis street. ! full attendance is desired
as there is work and business 10 come be-
fore the society.
". Y. n. Cox. President
OLIVE REED, Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
BASE BALL.

An interesting game of ball was yester-
day played between the High school and
the colored mines at Fifteenth street
grounds. The score was u to in favor OF
the colored boys.
The victors viii go to Hutchinson next
Saturday to play the nine belonging to
that city.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
A just Retribution.

It's whispered in the churches;
It's shouted In the street:
It's queried at the races,
Md rush OF horses feet;
Where'er ore goes be hears It
The question Is not knew.
In fact It's quite n chestnut
LIST bot enough for your
May tends who first PROFOUND IL
When summer days arrive
VINO daily, hourly sound It
From twelve O'Clock til five
When dead aud In perdition
Be doomed 70 fry and stew.
Wills those they've asked VIII ask them:
LIST hot enough for your"
-(hicagc Man
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

king Milan is fearfuliy short OF money
and utterly without credit" When Broke
ley read this he thrust both hands into his
pockets up to the wrist, and exclaimed, meio
dramatically: Now know what it is to feej
like a king Blaetter.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Mr.. Dean, OF the Metropole, concerning
the base ball imbroglio that reports have
connected him with, says that he knows
nothing of outside or inside teams being
booked for game today. The reports, as
far as he is concerned, were circulated
without foundation. and possibly by some
one who would rather sit in his chair,
manufacture and circulate base ball news
without walking block or two TO find out
the facts. He has nothing TO do with the
matter whatever, and all reports to the
contrary are untrue.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

The Democratic central committee held
a meeting yesterday and decided to hold
county convention AUGUST 10, just one
week before the Republican convention,
the basis of representation being one dele.
gate for twenty-five votes for auditor OF
state on Democratic ticket.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Cannon Ball Green" the member of
the Kansas house from Kiowa county, ar
rived yesterday. He has good words for
his part of the state and the Oklahoma
country. and in the meantime in studying
up some cutting remarks to fling at the
aristocratic members at the next session.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
DIED

Harry Ben. the fourteen months old son
Of J. w. Whiterker. lceo South Fourth
avenue, died on the 18th The funeral
viii take place this afternoon at 4 O'Clock
from the South Lawrence Christian
church.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

The Rock Island people are claiming
that the Santa Fe circular about advau-
ttges to sUockmen, of recent date. is very
nearly duplicate of the Rock Island cir
cular on the same subject, bearing date of
December last.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
Counting Room No. %
Editorial Room.
LAND OFEICE ELANhS.

We have a full line of land Office blanks
of all descriptions. Orders Will be filled
and sent by return express. See list G
blanks on another page.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

James Garvey, travelling passenger agent
of the Wabash Western; j. L. Fitzgerald.
travelling passenger agent of the Louisville
Nashville; T. +. Fitzgibbons, travelling
passenger agent of the Missouri Pacific,
were in the city yesterday, looking after
The dear travelling public.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
Weak and Weary

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~ re v&Ez. seEsasr. - e-se@ss ~ eF>rsezE
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1Trruszzs s.s1 fzres f-~-isx - szrfy Al sz.<szs
4 ges Hs~s csss r.sssssezze - szrs - ~ Heels
S-A-sz aA-Iysz-
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kra.sess s-.ss Ezzs ssss, - ~ sSs<. ~ ss1~ss
ID ~ srsgss s@xz-zssT- 2s'ss 1EN4 S<rtA+4 =
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ss,s..l=. lszrrgrs1-- OKozss 2. Jazz ga- Ee1~
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Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

W. S. Jackson has entered into a con-
tract with company at Guthrie to put in
the Culun water wheel, the contract price
being $1,000. 1t is proposed to run the
electric lights of Guthrie and the electric
railway with water power
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

NJ. " Ill. Livingston, of the State nation
al, left yesterday morning for Derby for q
vacation during the hot season. He re
turned last evening much improved in
health and reduced in size and says the
corn is delightful in that country and the
sea breezes coming of swamps in the
prairie are delightful also.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

The Kingfsher telegraph Office was
opened yesterday and 1000 men are en-
ployed on the Rock Island extension south
of Pond creek. 1t is thought the line Will
be open to kingfsher by the LIST of Octo-
har
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

1t is stated that some Of the Pacific Ex-
press company's employees give it out con-
fidentially that the shortage in the office
probably due to PauPs disappearance is
between $500 and $500. An explanation is
offered as to Paul's whereabouts.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Harvest excursions, five in number, from
Kansas to Colorado, Wyoming, New Mex
leo, Utah, Idaho and Montana, is the next
special work for the ticket agents and
favor for the public to enjoy. Sale OF
tickets on August 9th and 20th, Septem-
Der 10th and 2fth, October Sth, and good
for thirty days.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

The little son and daughter of Hart w.
Dorsey gave party to number of their
little friends yesterday afternoon at their
home, 403 North Market street. Games
and refreshments claimed the attention OF
the little folks during the afternoon.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
EtaYing Him or.

Tailor-Win you have the bill sent wit.
your suit, siri
Cleverton-No; send II by messenger boy
-Clothier and Furnisher
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
Manila Wrapping Paper.

This Office is prepared to fill orders for
manila wrapping paper, printed, in size
and quantity, with appropriate cuts and
designs, at st. Louis prices.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
'Ama@E -pL

AInaIsT y1oL
AeS-3ods 60, 10 ps1rsas suA sqs pay
s'Eocz
nol 'sU7I snhssI-uq sTs U; u.r :rs ~ 600;
-pIsA on earn L. 'psrtaI sp .'ou 'kqa.
sUsusSeSus N SoJ pegtds go,
peq oqA sa1as 81. suysaTpps 'Isssusu %,
ps73 sisQoTprzA ,nscyTusyru = noE ssgH-
7y5ra nv sxA sqs
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Mr.. john l. Randall, of Cheny, was in
the city yesterday calling on friends. He
says the wheat in his country is showing a
better average than any previous year, and
the prospects were never better Tor corn.
Some of the fields planted in early corn,
according TO the EAGLES suggestion, have
passed the roasting ear period and are per
fectly safe from all hot wind smiles. He
seems to think the rain, with luck, has
struck Kansas for a period of years, and
the farmer who works will wear dia-
monds
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
A Modest an

rs walked tn.o ts.ior's shop and asked 20
look e. SOTO cloth II wait sone.E. = z
modest, &c said, ''sonsthing which VII DC:
attract attention /. crowd Il fac., az.
.or reasons bess known 20 myselt. dszsrs 20
remain as inccaspac1oD Is pnxsb.A'
u tank know VIA. Jon want szA tss
tailor, producing a very dark material, AID
;hs baseball umpire kts his order and vcuf
On his way rejoicing. -Clo;aer AID Fur
Usher.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

The White House of Innes s. Ross will
give fall entertainment in midsummer
next Tuesday afternoon. A regular fall
dress goods opening. Their importer of
Partisan novelties have sent man out to
Wichita to exhibit their fail line OF
Partisan costume suits and take orders for
fall delivery He will show over 1000
patterns, all the latest agony, no two alike
No doubt the fall opening in midsummer
will be largely attended by the fashionable
world
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

The sewer contractors have number OF
men at work and have large amount of
pipe on hand, three more car loads having
arrived yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

There was a small caucus held last even
ing, attended by some who are interested
ia questions of state, county and city. 1t
was an all round discussion.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Quincy Alphin died yesterday morning
at 3 o'clock at his residence, 20j South Ida
avenue. The funeral will take place to-
morrow.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

II. Ogburn, who was mentioned in yes
terday's paper as being at the city hospi-
tal, is at the ST. Francis, the mistake hay
ing occurred in some manner.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

H c. Hilbourne and wife, of Chicago,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. Conway. Mr..
Hilbourne is city ticket agent Of the Nj
Rgara Falls short line
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Ms Fangie-How IL IL that circuses
saver come up 20 their advertisements
Ar. Fangis - Because they are no:
5iIied that wsy.-Eew York Sun
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Mr.. w. A Smith was trying to organize
fishing party yesterday to visit Pixies
Peak.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

An adjourned meeting of the directors of
the Wichita hospital was held at the
hospital building yesterday afternoon.
Nothing of public interest was done.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Miss Lulu Hatfield entertained a num-
Der of her friends Friday evening at her
residence on North Topeka avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
Hoods Sarsaparilla

s<s< ~ a. Srzxgsse. a. 81 t11 q Fr-1x-e1 1ssy
~ G E1soD . g. LezsL. zszs
100 ucs1a One Da,laE
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Taer. are ro~ moro tia. e 900 isi~2Soos
.4Iosc-so3rs u 6e<nAay
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Ed Phillips was reported at Irish head
quarters yesterday as being quite sick.
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NORTH DAKOTA CoNyENTIoN.
The Biask List section STRICKEN Oat
The Legtalatnre.

BISMARCK. Aug. ii.-At last evenings
session The black list sectien WAS stricken
out. To-Day The convention ansliy adopted
the report of the committee ON legislative
department., fixing the numoer OF senators
o. BOT less than sixty pef moFn than tao;
limiting sessions 10 sixty GAYS. but pro-
ytding thar the fsrss session mas ron:inn.
tzH days. requiring afwo-ihirsss vose OF the
members elect 30 void the gosernags
vetsss fixing the com pensation ~ msusssers
RI s. per lay. aud psohihisinx the
RessseFs al fh~ s-r1siasura ssons
being appointed 10 Office dufing their
tessas Of olscf The governor shall receive
ss,uoo per wear aud other elective state
officers shall receive 5000 per wear with
the exception of liegsensns governor and
commissioner 81 agriculture. the former ts
receive Sl.tse. ana the compensation Of The
la ter Ia be Axed by the legislature The
governor shsil not te permitted 10 be
caatsida'e 3 Ilited states senator or 20
re elecicd a. the senate while exertising
the powers OF tue executive
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yEsTFRpaY,s PRoCErDiNGs AT
OIyNpIA.

While the action OF ve>tersiay does
not entirely or finally dispose of the
tide Hat question, il indicates pretty
clearly that nothing viii be done-in
other words, that the corporations
and lsndgrahbers will succeed in their
scheme Of preventing positive and
definite action by the convention. and
in thro wing the whole question over
for iisposi ition al some future time hy
the legislature. This result. IL indeed
II shall he accomplished. a now seems
almost certain, will I've a diScredif 20
the honesty and courage Of The con-
yenfion. Ii will at the very leas; post
poBe important enterprises which
wait upon the se' tlement OF Ibis cues
ton. and il wlsi pvt for long time
an annoying and eorrupting question
into onr state politics. More. il viii
sssis, the great conspiracy by which
il is proposed to rob the state Of prop
ersy worth many millions OF dollars
30 much Tor the neglect of manifest
duty.
The provision shat title 10 the tide
lands shall net be given hy the state
Gnal full pay therefor has been re
ceived. means jast nothing whatever
and viii impose no practical hnits-
tion upon Legislative action. IL was
not Intended 60 10 more than 10 ease
the fears 81 few members and of a
lsyihlsc .apFo~ei 70 ne gullible Under
,his proyision the second proceeding
IN fhe scheme os the srabhers viii be
entirely practicable. This will I've 70
have the lands appraised anu sold.
giving the rrabher twhe viii appear
under ouc title cr another Invented TO
conceal his real chasacser1 the first
right 20 buy a fAs spg-raisef salss.ie4-
The fraud all he ia the provision con-
tanned ia the emphasized words. Tn
der the plan oatiinesl the sppsssss-
naent wia * ~ mAn@se.l' n 20 eivs
tie lanss 20 Ihe era I-@rs ser small
fraction o. fhsiF vsige.
The FIRST part ~ the programme
n&gnely. Fefsrraee % tAe nsat eg 70 the
legislature. has practically been &C
esnap naplishess. Sox lrt she people re.
sae9at~r what thr second part sill ~
and sse preperes. - sae~s is The Pcsg
lxrglEs@essEa can he relied npca q
pu, she facts before sae pasase - they
arise
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New Incarnnra,inn..

OLYMPIA. Aag is---Inearporetions have
filed the following articles in Secretary
W Whites oifce.
Cslby Testing Machine CoEnpau seattle;
capital sleek, sa. 40. trustees. Mark VII.
giussi. Ia /. Terry. d. X Howard, Harry
Hsfriss and kikiD Aerssns{eru. Object. 10
purchase, own. take on heeusc or lease.
ana hold. possess and Ia sell lease aud
mortgage Colby testing msehines
Fremont Manufacturing Company. Ere.
mont, capital Oes. $500. trustees
Michael Phillips. Z. 7. Carroll Alexander
Walls, NJ Mcdonald and tseorgr J.
ktlgea. object. the conducting os 4
general manufacturing business in wood
and metals; the oisIsosing ol tie products
thcreol. the purchasing, oI,er9'iug and
seliiHg ef steam and electrical plants.
machinery sad power; the Obtaining ard
working of fstrnix patent rtshss or licenses
to manu- isefure and sell cissr'rsr and other
maess saery aud 10 operate the same aasi
the acquiring by ptsr. hssu, lesss of ether
wise ei such sat. lessed az personal prop.
erfy a. asy lie necessary sor the Purposes
sistsxsslA
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To rHk EnsTog--FA~xr SIR On ~@rersf
oc 2ssons u.rhsn the pas. few weeks yoa
hare mentioned ns IN ksadiy manner as
candidate fss the Jns.eA states s<rs.s
The 1.Isson Of NY nasae in this connee-
sssn was not unsassised. fog ny frsslssss
nsse Tor soEne tissr been nrxne ny
claims uson the party. with nv eonsen.
II view Of sAe msanes In winch yoa have
referred 10 say candidacy. therefore se~
aeesz. u due TO yoa. ~ vel ~ 10 my frfrsss-
tn general. 10 inform yoa thai I hare i. !.
serrnlned 70 wishiysw ancpusssrsenx S
frcsa tie Senatorial eoufsxs.
II Is due % ny friends that say reA~usss
'or taking this step be made known They
lie chiefly in the fact that feared that
she contest which bss divided the ReyaEe
cars Of King eoaasy for the past few ueeas >
Eoasd erscanger the snecess of the party
az the polls I realize that the
Democrats are sesive and ssgsisnt.
and 'hzs only united aud enthusiastic
kfpubiieau parsy can defeat them. The
ss~sse al stake j. too great for me 10 allsw
AM persoDss consideration 10 sndauxsr
party sssrre Having seesne convinced
shA' The conssst promised fs reseh peasf
OF futensity and bitterness snecmp.Esa.s.
with ssseh sncesss. ! withdraw from the
eeid.
All o<sasson for q contest hayiag there
fore been ~ moved hope shsf the Repus
icsps OF King county. and cf wash as s..ss.
viii move en To certain sIctory
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ELIXIR OF DEAT8.
The B Rrown-SequardP Pan,e,
Put on Trial.
rrcrIxs ~KliHsxe N scoxr
Experiments IA EirmsnsAaw A.
Likely tea Result FAtaliy-A
Wonderful Cure

hakNfSsshAx. Als-, AaS A-~sea Man,asr
nsyat nr. L Lsseessla. rsesatls ~ Nev.
fo<S. exF~Essnxrsed oa himself asss !
ps'sesss Aasasd L. n. MAY wfsh u.
sfsssn Se2aari elixir. RosA are nov
ssstasng In 0ersal aromy, ihs p4in
having began several hours ztsevwarSs .nsl
Increased ever sinee. Nervcusasss. chine
seeling ard syrnpsssns os bless pcis.snla~
make their esHssilien dangerous. TA~
lsFah hal been dead ere heur sa.s torev
minutes eescre the ip,ccsisn vas rsaas. =
Other experiments BY pr Davis ms1.
the same nlEAt have seemingly worked =
nasrksi0sss care II AlexAnler AasnfSs-:
Mha ssa sarsn tN fas twelve EaanGhs wIlS
ebvaetc 4sseptsry.
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~. nav. .ee 81 the City
,nn,on ~e .ie pae.ec intenuing Purchasers

West
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within OF
and CHEEKY our
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and
frtv e
-s6
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WITH Sv%sls- ~ =
tAAnae
81
af gcas
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shr0
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ware houses 9s>ssrs
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OAYwr8s, Aar "a -TAs report al the
esssn Fa4tsee 30 - hexsaAr sss ssasslsFsss IS
ksAssrrz.n saary&fssa Immediately ssses
sr@afae gAts ss3Tassg. Il Frevsse4 Ter The
frxssissas a. she sefs4saxy lEso TIE ssase,
sn.t ter ne org al zzsksn ~ The state gov
wsz4r.ess. sss 5eres5 psfasse.
fns committee us4 fss5srai sessffeus sEs1
txssus1zf4e& Eesxssrzf sssses sAS saF.ze srxless
sAxs .. sss&zrxSl - 4 ssss -ssgrasy.
hexws&g ezsaeF wxs tse csFzsssztrr ayissa o.
fRss exxyss nslssz.a 90 hxr7x>ys szAxx eafe1n and
uxv1gsA3S sfrsxEas-
Fssx M SsS1rak exs~xEs1-
fsari< esessa the fs1sswiax - sis -
tsxzsssUai @sfzeas S.
-Txxx = The ><at< shaH yexs 0nmp>s e.
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0IyarIa. Aug. IA Pat Suiliyan bad his
leIt hand badly crushed while eoaTiinx
ears on the kamiiehie fstirssd YESTERDAY
An sits IN ~ ssil b. made 20 save his hand.
lllflr s0n ~ Mr.. -hsBkec, OF raetA Ray
while driving cafile. fell from miGdfall
aud was ssss,is Sn3aFsi stouf the knee he
was brought in late last hight & fress-
fn.nt
II being impossible for judge Allyn. of
Tacoma. ~ hear the case * the book pub
iisfieTs against the State beard ~ sdscs.
ton, ssxssi for hearing iu this cify has heea
Eisea tay Friday q; II ~ IN S-ss0ra Chief
Justice Landlord 81 ) sffie J " Eosin.
son. sf olympia. Juelxc Deaaisoa, ot Van
eruyeT. sna sioloaei Enstnger. of faeorns.
viii appear for the book puhitshers, aus.
Attorney oenwFas Mefeslf. " Lair nm. ~
Sesss a. and NJ Houston ~ Tacoma. viii
sgslssa AZ fsf The tssart
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The rRIxsFfGarERs' rRiAI
indictments Against Sullivan. Ksl-
rain and Sfx RthSr~

fesySs, Miss, Aux ,4--The grand iary's
indseImenf Of sullivan give. SIX names a.
srSnd iarymen as witnesses They vero
al The sght. indictments were also found
AGAINST Referee Fitzpatrick. Jake Eslrasn.
aul3oen, Cissry and Donovan. The inssirs-
nefst sgasssl Fitzpatrick charges Atn win
aiding snd sAetsing ia the Esht. hat sIsd
nos sl%clfy IN what way. topies az the
indictments viii he sent to ssoserf.aY
Lowry with 3 Feaaest 70 isSae res4aisiticns
iar the Offenders
KlsHT MORN tSniCTsxSTs.
Ats o'cscek the gfssd jury handed Ia
eight indictments ard bills which ycrs
sgSsaSt Frank Sieyeesca, who man
axrd kiiFzixS interest Harding, who
represented Richard X. Fox. 1oAuny
Aarphv, ktirasn's hottie -helsier. nsn
Murphy, SnihsAns hottie holder: Dennis
Butter, tewfl holder aud riut builder.
James NAkeiy and Charlie Johnson. snlff
vans hackers. aud e. u. Edwards, general
pssseiiecs agent ot the Queen 4 Crescent
~sasf
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g8aSsY0wx. Pa. Anx. it-f"ss msfe
bodies sets f0uga and rssaofei ~ shs
ssarsns today. Tws af sssns sere sotn~n
aud ssSe rfailssreh ThTF were all in . -
este 81 ,s4eofs pexsfinE- uae ct ~
1ssa&n vac well dressed and nsy hase
ts.s.m a sAssa1fEer ef she dsy express -
uuYs . tszs 4 silk 1ftss snS sss mf1y
- ai s,.,sss t,.s.sa on ,fs eosiar ard Hae
<s.ssrs AMI "a Mssgaea i1ssxe. The vtheF sDm91
w.s s{sss wei4 sfes.1d sud wcsc ptnfo
r.,sa rtss. On fhs ffsife ~ which VS. sn-
.rsgsA. 81 u ant VI r. ~. februAfy
= lsTkH she afsss wgssn . tsn S1fb "a
~ sssxs0Hs IA fsse eeBtsf Ana ssxfsi scsesse
s...s.a
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N9gTH YAgfsA. Aag IL Tho clty conn=
Cii on Taessias night rsFs hssed cispp
Jones No. steam engine for The new srs
department. ard also Sfso feet - No
sssse. and anthprfssd the city marshal 70
reeve bi5s fer the construction os Ave
large cisssFns to be inrssed centrally in
the business portion ef tbs city, each With
a capacity Of 1900 gailous Tbe
city all nos have sslsrtei chief Of the
sirs department aud $3.50 u ssiart@si sngan.
eer Nsyta Yskitns has uow E.ssfeesed D
system watch fnases her tkae eesi proastaed
s.ify IN the North ssss 4 ssew Ore bell has
b eu pre- seIlsef to the department es tse
ssxEssy y,.ss and wiH be hung eB q tower
frtsnssii1s<ty behs.d She e1sxins hesss
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psai re. tor HAiisss - tas S4ar1h asd sonte-
east os Mics CiTy sFs on IRE Lightning
daring tne ssarEa OF sspdsy Night il the
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fsss place. sye preparing b. ~ uuS aEAl
fxssf tie flames Heavy ssasxs 10 hAxzsDE
oYer the toMn snd ta% heat frssz the afs-s
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The Report Of the Committee on A y.
p.rtfonment Submitted.

HELENA. Aug. 1.-THE committee on sp-
portisnmeui today reported aud recon-
mendet that each county be divided iaic
districts, and 10 have ore senator until
the apporsionmeut Of representatives is
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