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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
Special Notice !
Do not fail to read the following letter:

GRAND RAPIDS, McH, Nov. 10 1855
GENTLEMEN:-W that Mr. II. NJ Goebel has
issued circular Offering 25 the dollar settlement
of his Indebtedness We Go not think that the trade
thoroughly understands the condition of his affairs
In reference the bill of equity mentioned said clrcu
lar wish tosay that this has not been settled stated
but up for hearing at the next term of the Circuit
Court We competitors Of Mr. Goebe feel perfectly
fed that he able pay 100 the dollar the mat
ter properly handled Our trade has been injured during
the entire fall and If compromise IS made pro-
posed will oil be sufferers he has large stock Of goods
hand and VIII be able to undersell all the coming
We would request the trade to thorerOughly nyest
gate this and will also state that the undersigned
hereby agree not to purchase goods whatever of any
parties making any such settlement
We trust you will give this matter your careful consider
alton.
Signed Nelson Bros. Co, Harvey feystek, A. IL
Fowle Brad6ed Co.. O. ~ Durham Miller { Middleton.
Copy of Original letter.
The above letter represents condition exactly. We
carrying the largest stock OF goods and able to under
sell competitors.
Our old stand, 10 Canal and South Division Street
G O E B Z L s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
TOWN TOPICS.

Horse races uegn toiay.
Tbs s good Mad Malier weathsE.
Thsrs are l0ts II furnilsEe buyers "a
to3H.
The elevator at Sweets vas furnished
WITH eiegsnt neS nalrFors yesteftay-
fAe stseet Railway Company holds
- asfns1si nseetsRg AID election u
c.hceEs Itday.
Ihe Aha Haywood Concert Company
open Ehe seasssa at Grand Haven july 10
Tie eomp4ay hAs been enlarged tef
tne sas3n 80 ~.
Gen ~. = Innes has purchased tile
Frank Rowers' homestead Oii Henry st- /,
near ShsFfy 81. payGg siyoV, atld may
maze BIS residence thefe-
several Il the freight agents 0f the
Clty .eft last D. g8t ~ attend tlle monthly
meeting III tho Freight tommltLee oi
Ins Central fFaiile Association
The county snpeTlntendents II the
p0of woald Ike ~ fiBd homes Tor a
Iog and gFi badly, one a sesk Old and
tic other abosit three weeks Did.
Gae-ts Al Sweets Hotel VIII here
after have the services OF type
stfu6gfapher nov nas an Office la the
TeasilngfoOm-
The little child Of T. X. Renwu,k, Of
l9- 1rescentaVe., Was quite seriously
burt Yesterday. While playing on a
plle Of lumber hs slipped OF, and a
postlou Of the pile toppled over onto
huu
The iirst annual meeting of the free
kndergarteu circle 0f the KING.
Daughters Niil b. held al the residence
oi Mrs. joy, 80. Fast tuiton-st.. at g =.
n today. all members and all lsA.
ing to lOln the circle are earnestly re-
que-led q De- present.
The following were the cases Of con
famous diseases reported yesterday Al
tue Health office Thomas EFcnner,
axe 2, f52 Ottawa-st. Stanley Leibg
age =. "a StOcking-st- Mirtle Leiblg,
age s, n Stockings. fO!lle Lelbis,
age :, II stocking II.
The taxing OF the school census in
this city has been begun Richard
smith and Arthur Cole yesterday morn
ins got their books and began work IN
the second and Fourth wards. Tins
work takes up several weeks and the
returns are not usually IN until thc
middie OK August.
The Unlyersalst sunday school pic
MES today at Grand Ledge. The FOL
loving ladies constitute the committee
OF arrangements. Mrs. Geo. r.. Smith
Mrs. Henry spring, Mrs. Agnew, the
Misses Belknap, Mrs. VIM. Alden
smith, Mrs. John Barlow, Mrs. A. l.
Rogers and Mrs. COnklin.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
NJ. S. p. ASSOCIATION.
The Editors will be Here in Force II
siaN.

The Editors will be Here in Force To-
day.
The State Press Association convenes
here today. 1t is expected that about
800 members VIII be present. Follow
ing Is today's program:
l0a.m. Meeting Of executive committee at
Morton House.
2p m. Reception at Hartman's Hall
Opening with prayer. follow cd by addresses
OF welcome by Mayor kllean and Chairman
Weston.
Response by President Brearley.
Music.
Organization.
Reception OF new members.
AppOintmcnt Of committees
Address by Ih0S. 4. Edison
Type setting from photographic dietation.
Exhibition OF monographs.
p. m. Evening session, consisting ok:
Music. schubert club.
Grafton by II. Y. Potts.
Press SOug. Mai. J. W. Long.
Presidents address.
Press poem. Y. i. Tefft.
Music. Schubert club.
Address by M. Quad" &C.. b. lewis.
Ample preparation has been made to
entertain them, and the earnest CO.
operation OF our citizens Is solicited.
These men are observers and thinkers.
who are IN the habit OF putting the re-
suit of the observations IN print. They
Will spread the fame of our city abroad
through 200 or 800 papers and it be-
hOOves us to see that their report is
favorable.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

Ana. Mich, July S.-Burglars broke
open the D.. G.. IL. n NJ. depot At Ada,
Friday night, got about 81. % cash, took
trunk aud two yaliscs 10 the cattle
pen and opened them. The trunk and
one valise were filled with women
clothes and were all left; the other
valise was opened but II Is not known
whether any thing was taken or not
The owner has not yet called for 1t.
They also opened the mill Office bat got
nothing, there being no money in the
safe. The safe was badly damaged.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
THE RACES.

PE0sgsets fsE E4erigeak speEt~fhS
fssis aaasl Osher F4rtieatSsrs- tHF
The Taees begln tAls afternoon 1st1
every prospect 81 nne sport. = esg
crosd and gooi weather The hotels
are crowded Nth heFseaaen, uaany u
9B0n es,saae froln 4 dlst.Eee. Fifteen
horses are listed TOR tas 80 tToe, ~hseh
is the fzst - be called. 4lld four % tie
zs25 trot.
1hs sssoclation hAs decided y make
this eeItlzeas'1 d4y, and have pat tAs
ssIal. ss.on At - cents al8 the gtaad
stasad free. Ihls Is d0ne s.mply that
tneFe nlay be = good attendance aDd 10
create an interest "a tie sport The
races slli be equal - any that wlll
oeeur. There are s5Be especially gosd
h5f4s entered IA the = race-hofses
winch aFe enteTed in soHe blg races
aEd are sure e. become famous betoTe
tie se4-Jn - over.
The sale II pools opened last night
al tile Norton, aud there MAS a brisk
sale. Ia the 10 elssss P0canonets
Prince sold i4s0rlte, al about slpi
Stsekfs-t fOr from - 20 s. Ruby for
from S3 to u; May Mitchell, - 10 .,
AID tiIst field from - tO D. in the 30
class hendTyx sold iSyOflte Tor 80 and
BulNer second Tor -.
"A. j smiley wili aet as starter; l.. II .
Whitney, nF. CrlsNold, Mr.. Siss0n and
J0au Mcintyre as judge, Charles Fox
ald Benjamin Putnam a. timers.
Following is full list OF the entries.
go Ciass-Trott.ng Pugss 500
I I. ~Ada'eao" =. Aauiey Hartford. Mich.
! q ~kaoy -.Miies h. Norton. tsraad Rapid >
!. "MaF N iikrs N kcasHeT. Nnieas0, III.
| !. May Mitchell ..-..---..-.- v ". Mitchell.
| ..-.........-.. i0uiL. Mich.
s. "Poesh0Etss Maid .......-.... ..--..
i Merse Stock Farm. kswauna. lad.
q. ">fies iast '--.. h. -, Miles. Drtrnit. Mich.
\ E. ~Medestg" Johnson Bros.
/ s. ~BeIlrrne" ~. a tsibson. Jackson. Mich.
I tfrfruslltr. Mich.
/ a -bleomnsid Daniel >app. Pekin. ih.
/ le. Nesiorf a. =. AusEin. tnwlrryliie. Mich
~ %fne ~ --..-- -JOnn DlckcfSnu. Lima. e
4 -. / IIu Gee t.FfHi~ v
/ . ...----....-.-....-- IeFre iiaute Ind
/ T. starlight f. T.. Iailmaas -
.--...---.-.. hast saginaw Mich
IL victor T. Frank Jarvis
bowagfac Mich
Is. "PocahoHtas Prince" ......E X T.. aud = !
--.--.-.-- Cobb, Eaton Rapids. Mich
-, Class TroJting. Purse 500.
| l. "Hendryx" 2.2g4 4-.................
49,. Cowles \ Clyborne. Dowasiae. Mich
"talvina sprague 21'.-.... ....--.........
~ .....-......-- L. J. Ayres. burlington. wis
/ ~ s. steele. Hast saginaw. Mich
/ a. "EulWer" Z-Zl34 John DtckeTsOu. Lima, o.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
wooDRoRD RELEASED.


Aftsx Qaieus seesassg D&s asa siSht
a. Bass kae ssses aozae.
key. s'daey Il. hgedfesd, . eoSe IA
sane freak Was mentioned IL previous
lssaes, sas yesterday morning released
from Is'l sad eas takea haaae ~ h-s
fr.eads. he seemed Salm and eg.lsectea
and apparently sane. Iaefe are many
ramoss circulating gegardiHg the cause
of hls eonduct Most people are IA
cllaed, boNeseF, T. take the naoSt CHAR
it4tle yseE, ard o. regard the outbreak
- the result ot oyeF~ork upon = very
neTEouS, high-stfung organization. It's
has Lad similar attacks al other pl2sCs.
but never sD serious 0ue slnce
re came here. IL : understood
the church, feeling that his usefulness
here has been destroyed, Nil rele~se
ham from hls pststofate.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
A BYRON ROW.
The Fight to be Concluded in I
County Courts

The Fight to be Concluded in the
County Courts.
David Irwin, = Byron township
farmer, was tried for assault and bat
terry before Justice Walsh yesterday
and fined 8 cents and costs amounting
10 tlS. Irwin, who Is 4 man 81 years
odd, got into trouble with man who
was working ms farm over the use OF a
SPAN OF horses, and has trouble ended
In a fight. IRWIN and his wife
swore thas CALVIN Washes. the COM
plainaut. struck tbe first blow, but a
halt dozen disIutcrcstod parties sworc
that IRWIN struck first with his c8uc In
consequence IT tins the Judge Gued
IRWIN, who immediately appealed the
case.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

One of the horizontal bsi performers
With iiowe's circus was hurt yesterday
By fall to the earth and suffers from
a severe spr1.n OF the shoulder. lie
got up after the fail and walked across
to the dressing room and when near
the entrance was overcome wth the
PAIN of his injury and tainted. last
evening De Was reported To- be hut
slightly injured and VIII be able to TO
his act again in a few days.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
OTTAWA BEACH.
A LSrss sro~a Ds LASS sunday Cha
A. az Mead's Beat.

A. AZ Mead's Beat.
The bathing season has opened al
OTTAWA Beach and large part OF the
crowd there sunday took advantage OF
the opportunity 10 bathe IA Lake Mich
lgan.
About four hundred persons visited
the heach from thus city Saturday and
sunday.
The following party left here Satur-
day IN the i.aarl, John A. 4. Mead :
nc boat, John A. 4. Mead, Colonel
Bishop, Senator Wessellus and Ia
barnard. They ran down the river 10
Grand Haven and arrived at Ottawa
Beach IN time tor dinner Sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
THE OVERALL FACTORY.
The Ionis Company viii be Transferred
to Grand Rapids.

1 n' IOHIa Cofl PanJ " III Do TTansfcIItd
to Grand Rapids.
Several weeks ago Mr.. Laskey came
here from Iona to see about site for
the overall factory now located III
Iona. When Mr.. Loskey went back to
Iona with his report division was
caused among the directors Of the com
pdny. Some wished To come here and
others wished To remain. The division
really broke up the company, and the
factory IN Iona was placed IN the
hands OF receiver. However, this has
not deferred the movement toward
Grand Rapids. and a factory viii be
opened m a few DAYS IN Powers build
1g on tine West side, with 200 ma
CHIMES. This will furnish employment
for 300 girls at least.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

Charles Olson, u lad OF . years, was
kicked by a horse yesterday morning
At the corner of Monroe and spring-sts.,
and received some serious INJURIES.
He was removed To Dr. Neenboer' 5
office, where he received medical and
and was afterwards removed To his
home, 81 West DlvisiOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

bkAND tNAPlD>, July =, 1893.
The local Board of Civil Service Ex-
amlners Will hold a competitive cxamI-
nation for applicants Tor positions on
the letter carrier force and for clerk
ships in the pOst-Otficc in this city, on
Saturday, July Is, commencing at . Il.
IN. Examinations will bc conducted in
the grand jury room, No. q Govern
ment building. T.. II. HALL,
GaTratarv
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

Dr. DcCsmp, who IS attending young
Ua'ler. tho man VINO was shot ln tine
breast last saturday. thought the pa
tents condition less favorable yester.
day. though there 81 stIi A chance for
hls reCnvRrT.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

The jury in the case Of Frank Grs-
void, charged with assaultng a ma
chine agent named smith. returned a
yerd e of uot g1ultv m Justice West
falls court yesterday. In a former
trial thc Jury sagreed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

South Congregational Sabbath Picnic.
All gong to the South Congregational
Sabbath-school picnic today VIII take
the Reeds Lake tram at North-aye. ut
10 Il. m. sharp. Fare for the round
trip-chidrcn under II years, 10 cents;
more than l., l24 cents. Good to re-
turn ON any tram.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

Go to the Tower today and tomorrow
for 4 Mems Flannel Suit, warranted
Indigo blue and fast color, at s., worth
$40.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

Ladies, If you want to keep cool, 90
and buy a pair of those haud-turned
oxford ties at :. y. Watson " Co.'S, l02
MourO
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

Go to the Tower today and tomorrow
for a Mems Flannel SUIT, warranted
indigo blue and fast color, at -, worth
$40
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

Go to the Tower today and tomorrow
for n Men's Flannel Suit, warranted
Indigo blue and fast color, NJ s., worth
so
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

The Board of Trustees of the Spring
Street A. VI. +. Church has appointed
". {. Foster to solicit and collect
money to discharge debt OF repairs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

Send your order for bottle beer 10 the
kustercr Brewing Company, and you
will get the best III the market.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

Go 20 the Tower today and tomorrow
for y Mems FLANNEL suit, warranted
Indigo blue and fast color, ut ., worth
$40
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
south Congrega,ional sabbath Picn

Matched pairs and single drivers for
sale ut Far Grounds.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

If you want the best, order Kusterer
Brewing Co.'s Pllsener or export bottle
hepr
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

First-class business horses for sale
cheap Mt Fair Grounds.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

Matched pairs and single drivers for
sale ut Fair Grounds.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

First-class business horses for sale
cheap ut FAIR Grounds.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

TIE Mooue divorce case wh7rh was
set down for hearing IN the super ~
court yesterday morning, was Iadesln-
itely postponed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09
Notice.

Kusterer Brewing Co.'s Pilscner and
export beer, bottled at their brewery for
family use.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

-sssssrs aoa tssasx " sstAzsx-
WAsHEsss EOS, jug s.--koT Alesl gan.
SaoseKss efssler, vzEiao.e 3ls1s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

80 Class -Irottiug. Purse 500.
l. "IIendryx" 22g4 -........... .................
-....--.- towles 4 C.yborue. Dowagiac Mich.
> "Calvina Sprague" 2.-5.-........ .......
..-...........-- L. J. Ayrcs Burlington. Wis
3. Long 2.Z7tt .....-. -
.-.-...-.....J. s. steele. kast SAGINAW. Mich.
1. "Bulwer" Z.2l54 john Dickerson. Lima. y.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

Horscs for sale at FAIR Grounds.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

MeR tTN-Ts thIs cry. jay :. wm. We
Bai1. ST.. aged - vrarS
Fuaersl fraa the residence ~ his ssn. 1s5
Crsscentare Wednesday. @alv o. A. a8
eiocz. Freuds af fae family are Invited.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

Deafness cured by Or. :. Clay Todd.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

DR.. 5. Clay Todd cures catarrh.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

AZ and paving the cutters Of Eleventh St.. ffom
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CHEROKEE STRIP.


WASHINGTON, March l2.-The announ-
cement that Major William Warner would
be appointed member of the commits
sion which is to treat for the government
with the Cherokees for the purchase Of
the Cherokee strip is premature. The
matter was suggested to him, and it is
not yet known whether he would accept
the appointment ii rendered him. He
has done nothing in the matter himself
but the secretary OF the interior has in
WaThef 8 appointment ii he will agree to
take it. The second member Of the Re-
publican faith will be ex-Gov. Long, of
Massachusetts. His selection would
greatly satisfy the Indian theorists of the
Pilgrim state, besides he is a most capable
gentleman. There are other applicants,
but these two have been agreed upon il
they will accept Under the last Indian
bill, this commission of three persons will
be allowed $500 to defray their ex.
penses. They will proceed to the
Cherokee nation about April or May and
meet the Indian council and make offers
on the part OF the government for the
land in the Cherokee strip. The Indians
are now holding these lands at $4 and S.
an acre. The government would probably
not agree to pay over $3.50 an acre foi
them. As to their accruing to the gov
ernment all depends on the amount OF
stubbornness the Cherokee chiefs display
on the subject. Ex-Gov. Bushyheac
doesn't want the government to Obtain
them. He claims he can do better fo
the Indians with leasing to private par
ties. With such antagonism existing, i
is evident that the committee will NEE
with difficult labors.
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The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neigh
bors talking it. You may yourself be
one of the many who know from per-
sonal experience Just how good thing it
is. II you have ever tried it, you are one
of it's staunch friends, because the won
derful thing about it is, that when once
given trial, DR.. Kings New Discovery
ever after holds place in the house. II
YOU have never used it and should be
afflicted with cough, cold or any throat,
luug or chest trouble, secure bottle at
once and give it fair trial. 1t is guar
anteed every time, or money refunded
Trial bottles free at c. NJ. Creamer's drue
store.
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Plain English.

Sr. PGrERsBUEa, March I'm. Kap-
ontine, curator OF the educational district
of Dorpal, has taken measures to intro.
duce the English language in the Baltic
provinces. All .eachers in the primary
municipal schools who are unable to give
instructions in the English language will
be dismissed and teachers in the higher
schools who can not acquire the language
iiavGu 81 tielr posts. Orders we're issued
to-day to close the German private
schools for sons OF the nobility at Griva.
The governor of Lithuania has received
Muravifi's order of 1864, punishing the
use of the Polish language i'll public places
with fine OF twenty-five doubles. 1t Is
noted that this order follows harsh but
unsuccessful attempt to suppress the use
OF the Polish language in shops. Shop
keepers are now being fined every day
for addressing customers in their native
language
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How to Boom "A Town.

LAMAR, March l2.-The citizens OF la
mar held q mass meeting last evening
and made arrangements to have a grand
celebration on the opening of the Henry
aud Keon bitches, early in April. A half
million acres OF choice land will be put
under water by these bitches.
At the same meeting committee was
appointed to organize company to bore
for coal oil or artesian water.
1t was stated in the meeting that on
claim not five miles from Lamar three
foot vein OF coal had been discovered III
digging well, but that the we'll had been
filed up and tho matter kept quiet SO as
to allow the claim holder to prove up.
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A Georgia Wild Man.

CHATTANOOGA, March II. - Walker
county, g., lying adjacent to the
Tennessee line, is terribly excited over
the presence within its limits of genuine
wild man.
He makes his lair in a cave in the side
of Lookout mountain. He is long haired,
grotesque and savage in appearance, and
uxly and combative as to disposition, and
whenever he has been seen has threat.
ened with club or stones any attempt to
interview him.
A movement is on foot to track and
capture him, and thereby relieve the
women and children OF the constant dread
| under which they now live. Blood.
hounds will be used to find out and fol
| Iow his tracks,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-12

Miss Bessie H. Bedloe, Of Burlington,
VT, had a disease Of the scalp which
caused her hair to become very harsh and
dry and to fall so freely she scarcely
dared comb 1t. Ayers Hair Vigos gave
her q healthy scalp, and made the hail
beautifully thick and Slossy.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-12

rifrsBrRa, March ll.-A dispatch from
Butler, Ta., says the inspector OF the sol
dier's orphan home, at McAlesterville,
Pa, has completed his report regarding
the "crazy" boys at the institution. The
report is very singular and interesting.
The boys were sllamming. They have all
confessed, to the confusion of wise doc
tors. The inspector has the written con.
fession OF twenty-four boys who played
crazy. August Splitter was their leader
and originated the plan. The boys, in
their confessions, say the motives in
spring them we're to have fun and have
their meals carried to them. Their ages
range from 10 to l8.
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He Ia about Right.

CHICAGO, March IA. B. Bowers, OF
San Diego, representing a Chicago COM
pany doing dredging work there, is in the
ctitv to-day. He received Telegram from
san Diego saying all the employees of the
company there have left for the new gold
fields. Mr.. Bowers is inclined to be
rather skeptical Of the permanency oi
thaoa folds
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-12

ments. Judge Cooley expressed himself
as satisfied with the amendments to the
inter state bill, and said it did not neces-
sarily follow that the roads would have to
appeal to the courts, but they could go
before the commission as usual
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Cooley ON tho Commission.

PYrrssuRa, March ll.-Judge Cooley,
Of the inter state commission, was in the
CITY Yesterday on his way to Chicago. He
saws meeting will be held in that city
Friday next to consider future operations.
He says while the committee has nothing
10 do with ocean freight rates, they will
look after the railroad part Of such ship
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-12

LOUISVILLE, March l2.--Rohert Gar
rett, late president OF the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad company, who has been
demented and under guard at Ringwood,
n. j., passed through here on his way to
Mexico yesterday afternoon, greatly i'm
nroyed
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"COME TO STAY"
Fornist the Big Four.

sr. LOUIS, March l2.--Legislative dele
gates from Nebraska, Minnesota, Colo
RADIO, Texas and Kansas appointed to
hold a convention to effect uniform
plan of action against the alleged beef and
pork combine arrived last night. The
convention opened at II o'clock to-day
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No Conflict.

CIrY OF Mexico, March l2.-The gov.
ernment denies the truth OF the rumors
of a conflict between American miners
and Mexican troops at Tia Juaua, OH the
Lower California border.
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Ireland.

DUBLIN, March 1l.-While Creah, =
landlord in county Clare, and his sister
were driving to church yesterday they
we're fred upon by unknown persons and
both badly wounded. ---
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New YoRK, March l2.-The famous
Clifton Hall hotel at Lakewood, N. j.,
burned yesterday. Sixty guests and
twenty servants escaped in their night
clothes.