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AWFUL DESTRUCTION.
Eighty-seveu Thousand DWELL
ings Destroyed in China,
OVER 1900 PEOPLE PERISH,
Twelve Hundred OF rwhom are Burp,
cd to Death,survIvors Dying ut
the Rate ofa Hundred u bay,
Other Foreign News,

San FRASclsco, July 2s,-The steamer
Belgic arrived from Hong Kong and
Yokahoma this morning, Arecent fire
at Lu Chow destroyed eighty,seyen
thousand dwellings, over 1900 persons
periShIug in the flames and 400 others
were killed, Nearly one hundred and
seventy thousand people were obliged
to camp out without shelter and were
dying at the rate Of a hundred day
from want and exposure, The author
tiles are providing for their necessities,
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Committed 10 i.lfe Imprl1onmOnt.

WARRINGTON, July 23,-In tho case Of
Frank capel, Of Arkansas, who was con-
yIcted Of murder aud sentenced TO DO
hanged July is, 1850, and who was 70,
spited until August 9th, the President
las returned the papers with the iol'
lowing endorsement, I, The killing III this
case was accompanied by some Circum.
stances indicating great brutality, but u
does not seem to lave been ptemedl'
lated, and indeed there are taiis strong.
" tending 10 show that an actual lntSnl
10 KIN was absent. II Is not q case for
pardon, but tho sentence 10 committed V
Imprisonment iot life Ia the penlten
lRfy where such conylcts arc usually
ConlnOd,
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F,,a i,,arullnvs IN t,na I,nv

Ngw YoRk, July 28,-At Tie Court d
oyer and Tefmlner to-day Charles
Glblon and Ferdinand UatoliH were
sentenced 10 bo hanged on August %,
Judge Van Brupt sentenced Catollt and
Judge Barrett ptopounped The doom o.
GlbIln. This Will make fiye men who
are 10 DO executed In tho tonbs on thg
same DAY. he other three are JameI
Nolan, John Lewis and Patrick Packer
hnni
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-24
rnH IlQuOR NUISANCE
hccololnE n Question ot Moment Rt Johns
tuWm-lnfnIr DistribuiiOn.

llreOInlng n Question Uf Moment Mt Johns.
tnwn-unralr Distribution.
JouSsrowN, Pa, July ga gang o.
wOrkmcn is cleaning up to-day where
two jewClry stores stood near the Lin
coin bridge, and large crowds are at
tracted in the hope Of picking up some
thing Of value. A policeman Is or
guard and takes cure OF everything
found.
NoattcntiOn seems to DO paid by Judge
johnson to the pleas Of the people here
for the restriction Of the sale OF liquor
anl little shantiG5 are springing ur
wherever licensed houses formerly
stood, and liquors are put on draught
About the only legacy some people left
to thcirChildren was their liquor license
This is notably the case with two boys
OH Washington street, all the rest OF the
family being drowned. The lads have
tixvdup0 temporary bar and are playing
sNlOOn.keeper like hardened old men
What move will be taken next 10 abatt
the nuisance Of drinking is hard to tell
hut the better Class Of people do moi
propose TO let the matter rest as II is.
The new arrangement with the Rec
Cross Society TO take charge OF the dis.
trlbutiOn Of clothing aud furniture giyel
good satisfaction and promises very ben
GllCial results, The members Of the
Board Of Inquiry are severely criticised
for what tho people think Is an uniail
appoHionment to them, and instancel
arcquotCd oigtoss iavoritism. Member
OF the local committees, II Is said, al
Jared better than their neighbors.
For some days past large gangs Of work
men have been taking out brick, ant
now there are great piles stored In diff
ferent parts Of town. 1t Is becoming
serious question what to do with them
butthC proposition to give each persol
who owned brick house as many O.
formerly will likely be adopted. Firs
come IrsL served, and each must taxi
their own risks in removing them 10
place Of safety.
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Sons OF Veterans call,

Last night the General Hancock Camp
No. 20, Sons Of Veterans, OF Wheeling,
paid the General George Washington
Camp, Of Martins Ferry, q iraternal Walt,
Alter the usual routine OF business wal
disposed OF refreshments were served,
and short speeches made by Captains
schultze, Of the visiting camp, and
Crooks, Of the Martins Ferry camp, and
Others, and the evening was PLEASANTLY
spent The visit was enjoyed by the
MARITIME Ferry boys and they hope The
Hancock camp will visit them again,
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Two OHIO conyiet. Eaonnn.

Two convicts in the Ohio penitentiary,
John Hill and Joseph Davis, made their
escape Monday morning about 8 o'clock,
They were night nurses In the hospital,
and cut a hole through the hospital
kitchen roof, and jumped without In.
Jury. The wall was climbed by the
stoCkade, and the prisoners used q rope
made OF long bandages to let them down,
II was daylight when they left, or near.
ly so, and no trace Of them has yet been
found. Hill was serving q three years
term, for podkot.piCking, and Davis was
q United States prisoner, sent up from
Barnesville le December IS, 1888, on a FIVE
years sentence for robbing the poStofEiCe
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Not ijndeTstoo,l IN AIbnnv,

ALBANY, N. Y, July 2o.-The Asso.
clated Press dispatch this morning, toll.
Ing Of the death offs. s. Cartwright with
q quarter Of a million In a gatret Al
Topeka, ks, was read with Interest
here. Cartwright was farmer al RennE.
lAefville, 10 Albany county, aud twelve
years ago went west and made money
rapidly. As he was not Of a penufloIs
nature, his dying In 0 gafret 10 not under.
stood. Ills son left for Topeka this
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CINCINNATI o., July 23.-Peter Jack.
son the Australian pugilist, leaves here
to-day for Detroit with feeling Of deep
disappointment. He had been adver-
tised TO appear in a sparring exhibition
last night in an uptown theatre with
Tom Lees, but the Mayor issued per.
emptory order to the manager OF the
theatre to not permit 1t, and 30 the house
was not opened. The incident shows
that the city government will not en-.
courage nugilistic entertainmenLs.
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THEIR NEED OF AID.
Destitutjon Of the Flood Suf-
ferers on Little kanawha
AS OFFICIALLY REPORTED
rs the Wood County Commissioners,
Funds started for ThoIr Relief
Many Families Lost all They
Had -shonId he Aided.

!sgeR Dlynhh @hc hriig1IeeT'
P,uggRsuuOG, W, Van July 9S.-Th,
Commissioners OF tho Wood County
ConrteLurnrl Inst night about midnigh
from their tour Of inspection in the re
pious about 1ygarL and Slate creeks
The roads are so fearfully washed tlia
they made the trip with great difficulty
They state officially that many families
lost everything they had in the world
cycep. the clothing on their backs
These sufferers are now living with theil
pcighbors whose houses still stand, but
who lost nearly everything else. The
commissioners say that the farmers o.
these regions will not be in condition to
nav any taxes for at least u year.
" Il will cost the county OF Wood big
snm of money to repair the county
bridges The County Court thinks that
The building Of the new bridge across the
Little KanaWha river, which was re-
Gently contracted ior, will have to be
suspended until the other county bridges
are rebuilt,
The court will go tomorrow To the
Lee creek and Pond creek regions to
complete their investigation,
nopIEs RECOVERED.
Absolutely reliable information from
the fuckers creek region Is now obtain.
able. The bodies OF tho seven victims,
whose NAMES the ISTELLIGENCRR pub
lisled to-day, have all been found.
The tOwn OF Elizabeth has contributed
about one dollar for every ono OF It's in
habitants-men, women and children,
Thc population is only 400, and 1t has
raised that many dollars for the fuckers
creek sufferers,
The corrected list OF the houses de-
strOycd on fuckers creek Is ~ follows:
Stewart McGinty's house, Elizabeth
Cournay's house, Orville Vests house,
Charles Full's house, Squire Grants
store, G. A. OTIS store, W. II, Talking.
toms store, W. Il. Prices house, W. Z.
PrIce's millinery store, 0rville Vests
tobacco packing house, the Mount
Morial Baptist Church, 0ryille Vests
barn, Stewart McGlnty's blacksmith
shop. One mile above Morristown W.
j. McphrBon's house was carried away.
Mayor Gibbens, Of Parkefsburg, and
the !Sialc Journal have each started funds
for the sufferers aud GONE money has
heCn raised.
Some Of the reports sent out from the
flooded districts have been highly sensa-
tional. The cold facts are bad enough.
The whole number drowned was IS, OF
whom three lived in Wood county, eight
in Writ and seven In Jackson county.
The lSrELLlGESCRR had their names to-
day. A conservative estimate puts the
entire financial loss at six hundred thou
sand dollars.
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A special from East Liverpool Says,
Mrs. Frank Stewart, wife Of the propfie.
tor Of the Stewart hotel, has separated
from him and gone 70 her home IA Han.
cock county, West Virginia. She hRS
also brought suit for Gllmony on the
ground Of cruelty aud neglect. paper
were served on Mi Stewart Saturday,
enIolnlng him from diSposlng Of Iii
pFOneFty,
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WHEELING AGAIN DEFEATED
by Carey's Mansfield Gaug-Features of
the Game-Other BALL News.
HoectaI Dtspdtch 10 the IntelltQenceT,

by Carey's Mansfield Features OF
the Game-Other BALL News.
Special DiIpateh to the IateLlIqneer.
MANSFIELD, o., July 2S.-To.day's
game was a closely played and very in
teresting contest. The home team play
ed its first errorless game, and the work
OF the visitors was far above the average
OF that OF the other clubs that have
played here. There were several really
brilliant field plays, and to one OF them, a
catch by Kelly Of q hard foul fly In the
ninth inning, which retired the visitors
when they had two men on bases, is
probably due the victory achieved by
the home team. Other features Of the
work done in the field were u one.hand-
ed circus catch by 0'Brlen In the first
inning, a splendid stop BY Kelly in the
fifth and q double play made by Shamus,
who caught a short fly from Parks bat
and then covered second before Kelly
could recover. Kelly emphasized his
good work In the field by showing up
strong at the bat. Dunn was also in a
heavy hitting mood, but aside from the
stick work done by those two, the bat
ting ON both sides was weak.
The judgment Of Umpire Barrett on
balls aud strikes was severe on both
pitchers.
M - n 4
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PARIS, July 2S.-The Republique Fran
caie says that the committee OF tho Sen.
ate Court Is about to issue an order de-
priying General Boulanger, Count Dill.
lon and Henri Rocheiort OF all civil and
political rights. This action OF tho COM
mittee is taken on the ground that they
have refused TO comply with the sum.
mons issued by the Senate Court TO ap.
pear for trial on the charges made against
them, This decision will render them
ineligible TO election TO any office In
France, and will also make any property
they may own In France liable to sell
zura
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CHICAGO, July 2S,-An application
was received to-day by the Executive
Board Of the Knights Of Labor asking a
charter for local assembly OF sheet iron
workers Of Pittsburgh. Mr.. Powderly
thought he smelled a rat. There Is q
strike among the sheet iron workers at
Pittsburgh, and Mr.. Powderly thought
that some Of the non.union men who
had taken the places Of the strikers we're
seeking to get into the order. The ap.
plication was denied until an inyestiga.
ton can be made.
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HOTEL DESTROYED.


several Servants Injured while Escaping
from the IIurniug building.
MEADyiLLE, Pa, July 22.-The St.
Cloud Hotel was destroyed by fire at
midnight last night. The guests escaped
witheutinjury, but several servants were
badly injured by jumping from the win.
dows, Ms. Maggie Ebric, Of Youngs.
town, Ohio, jumped from the third floor,
striking on her back. She will probably
die. Susan Derby had both legs broken.
Barbara Hillman had her back badly
burned before jumping on an awning,
which probably saved her life. Archie
Carman, q fireman, fell from the second
story aud sustained injuries OF the spine.
He is In . critical condition. The loss iB
$4,000; fully insured.
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wall street Not surprised.

NEw YoRK, July 9a.-The announce,
mcnt made to-day that o. r. Hunting,
ton had recently sold 100000 shares oI
Chesapeake 4 Ohio common stock Gre
ated no surprise and little comment on
Wall street, for II was generally Under.
stood that he had arranged for the sale
Of all Of the railroad property east Of The
Mississippi, and would devote himself
10 tho management OF his roads west o.
ihh MisaiHsibni
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Ats few minutes before 2 o'clock this
morning James w. Warden, ex.United
States Gauger and ex-superintendent Of
Streets, died at bis home on Market
street, after o tedious illness ola kidney
Affection. He was sixty.five years q
age, and his wife and FIVE children, all
grown, survive him. Another son died
recently. Mr.. Warden was an ARDEN
and active Republican, and a good man
and his death will cause general sorrow
In the community.
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SURVEYING TaB ROUTE
For I.alIrOad AionEtho Colorado River to
the Pacific Coast.

tue fuulHu tuhAL
SALT LAKE, UTAn, July 23.-ln rcgart
TO the dispatch sent last night from Kan
akabutah about the party exploring The
Colorado river with a view Of building {
railroad by that route TO the Pacific
coast another telegram received givei
additional particulars FROM the survey.
ing party as follows.
From Denver the remaining members
OF the party started by wagons north
yesterday for Milford, Utah. Robert u
Stanton, chief engineer, intends 10 re-
turn and complete his survey Of q rail
road down the Grand Canon as soon al
new and proper boats can DO procured
He also reports that railroad lines dowr
the Colorado river Canons Is not only
practicable, aB far 90 le has examined IL
but II now can be more easily and cheap
ly built than he expected before tho sur
vey. The party have nov surveyed ant
examined some 100 miles from Grant
junction, Colorado, TO points where thel
left Marble Canon,
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Au l. a. W. oIue ID onnrls.l.n.

AT a meeting Of the wheelmen Of
Charleston held Saturday evening In
the office OF the Gazette, 1t was decided
to organize club, and the following
officers were elected; President, D. L,
Rulner, iri Secretary and Treasurer, +,
h. Scott; Captain, George w. Sum.
mes; Lieutenant, Walton Miller. The
name Capital City Cyclers" was
adopted. The club, although q small
one, is very enthusiastic and several
more names will certainly be added "a
the roll shortly. 1t is probable that the
club will apply 10 the L. A. w. fol
admission as q League clnb.
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SOME srALwARr RESOLUTIONS.
Close of the W. Q. 4. U. Conference
Mountain LIKE pnrk,

mountain Lake PnrKs
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Mn, July 23.-
The Wet. U. Interstate Conference
closed It's five days session last evening
The day was given to reports, election
OF officers and other conference business
The resolutions are very stalwart. They
declare for abstinence and prohibition
denounce all license as criminal ant
those who favor license as parties or par
takers OF the crimes that flow out OF tLt
saloon; demand one standard Of mora
for men and women; declare 1t worst
than treason 10 withhold the power o
the ballot from the virtuous and intelli
gent women Of the home and lodge /
with the vice and ignorance OF the 81
loon for the homes destruction; bid
God.speed TO the party that stands will
them against the saloon and bear thei
banner, "For God and Home and Nativt
Land, and finally recognize In reCen
apparent revorses sure omens OF victory
for prohibition.
The following officers were elected TO
the coming year: President, Mrs. @. i
Buel, Of Chicago; Vice Presidents, Mrs
T. W. Tudor, Of Baltimore, Mrs, Jan,
A. johnson, OF Parkersburg, W, Va.
Miss Matte Mcconnell, Of McKcesport
and Mrs. NJ. r. Pinkhouser, Of Harrison
burg, Va; Secretary, Mrs. Jennie Nc
Clurkin, Of Roney's Point, W. Va.
Treasurer, Mrs, L. ]. Cecil, Of Baltimore
The Executive Committee will con
tinue In session over tomorrow, plan
ming and devising larger things for tn
next annual conference.
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bishop seymour Mar. led.

New YoRK, July 2S,-old Trinity
church was the scene Of aquiet wedding
which took place at 10 o'clock, this morn
Ing. The contracting parties were Mrs
Harriet Atwood Aymar, Of Jersey City
and Bishop George franklin Seymour, o
Springfield, Ills. Right Rev. BlshoI
Potter, assisted, by DR.. Dix, tied tht
nuptlal knot. While before the alta
the bride stood beside her white.hairct
spouse, attired In a travelling costume
with hat and gloves on, The wedding
was strictly private.
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ENDLESS TROUBLE AHEAD.
An OElnh"mn Decision That Has Cause
Considerable Excitement.

An OEIhh"mn Decision Tint Has Caused
Considerable ErcltouOnt.
guthrie, oIA, July 99.-Thc de.
cisjon Of the land office ouStlng the
boomers, as those who entered Okla.
homo before noon Of April 90 arc called,
is causing excitement throughout Okla.
iloma us iOSt us the news spreads. Two
hundred men were In limo Yesterday
morning waiting for the land office 10
open, u large majority waiting 10 iile on
claims already entered by men supposed
tohaye been In the territory before noon
ul April %, and which the decision de.
CG!!ares are not entitled TO hold olalna,
Ile elect Of the decision will be fell
everywhere throughout tho territory aud
endless trouble seems In store. II ID
thought by many that ln equity the
tllnu ruling must apply TO town lots
when SIX OF seven hundred persons ID
NNIhtln alone will be affected. II 4
%OGs not then, when other parts Of the
ihulan territory are opened, whole Cltiel
may DeeSpecIed 10 spring Up before tllt
opening day.
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Drowned Whlls iIathlnF,

oSAHA, NEDo July gS,-whiiO Lieut..
Nove'nO' NlcikeliOhn was bathing In
the "a Ccda' river with friend named ",
" Patton, near FULLERTON, Neb. san,
uay, the latter got beyond iis depth ant
was drowned. Tile lAeutGbyernOi
came near sharing his friends fate IN az
Whpuhg 70 rescue him. He Ia dOllrlouI
wv II ls thought lie will recover,
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An ImportAnl liamnn.

0i the success Of Hoods sarsaparilla IA
the TACT that every purchaser receives d
laii equivalent lot bis money. The ID.
miliaf headline 400 Doses One Dollar y
stolen BY imitatofs, 10 original with and
true only oil Hood'B SafSapatiila. ThIe
can easily DO proven by any one who tie.
Alres 70 test the matter. For real econ.
Stny bny only Hoods safsapatllla. Sold
BY OIL dtuRglIls. II
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The game oiball played at Island parE
yesterday afternoon byseveral prominent
society men was productive Of consider.
able fun. Capt. Allen Smith umpired
tho game till the players became &C
obstrcperous that he was forced to cal
the game draw. There were number
OF ladies' present TO lend their encourage.
ment 10 the sport with their bright
smiles, and the event was made .
memorable one In many ways.
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THE CHEAT PRESERVE.
New Members Elected F1ahlns In The
AlOunlnInA,

nuuululuN
rtrrsBURon, Pa, July g3.-The Dlrec'
ton Of the Cheat Mountain sportsmen'I
Association mot this morning and elect
ed the following gentlemen TO member,
ship, George Miles, Of the Charlotte
Furnace Col j. g. stephenson, Of Ar
buIhnot, Stephenson \ Co., and o. IL
Merrill, Of Chicago. Applications from
three persons were received,
A letter has been received from q Pitts
Rprgher now visiting the pteseryp, wht
says about iliteer persons from this city
Wheeling and Bridgeport atp there hay
Ing q good time. Fishing At tile ilta
cabin q eEoBllBnt, and one party calghI
about 200 trout ranging from eight u
twelve inches 10 length. Aunt Ptue
the cook, can serve trout In a way tina
they are delicious. The Cheat has beet
pretty high several llmeaowing 10 hCavl
raingi but fishing has not been inter
Tered with more than a day or two,
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TITS kicking 10 general about The ton.
mage men At the Wheeling steel works
taking the places Of the la6orinR hand6,
and throwing the latter out Of employ.
ment. They would receiyeno Bympaliy
should the lAbotlng men take tGelf poSI.
iadtDenhfTL
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An Advance Against tho Derylsl,os.

LONDON, July 2S.-General Greenfell,
the British commander in Egypt, reports
TO the War Office that he intends 10
make an advance against the Deryishes
at the end Of the present month, at which
tune the British reiniorcements will
have arrived and all arrangements will
have been completed for the movement.
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DEsMoiNKs, Iowa, July 23.-Two fatal
tiles from foul air In a well occurred neat
Macedonia Saturday afternoon. Joseph
Larsen, aged II, was overcome BY tue
damp while cleaning q well, and j. A,
Wilson, who was lowered 10 rescue the
boy, was also overcome. Both died be-
iofo they were brought 10 the surface,
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m, EnmlIt Milnr,.ra lll, r.la.

ANDERSON, lSpo July 23,--Lut Fri.
uay evening, while bathing In White
nycr west Of here, Scott TODD and
Charlie llosiCr, aged 10 aud Ii, yert
drowned. Sunday evening nearly bO(
neopIC, among whom was Stephen iiIlby
MVIH on tho river bank hunting for III
podlN@ 4 rope was stretched across In
sl'eanl' To this rope Bilby wN5 hanpinI
inmld stream when llO lost hiS hold, HI
was carried Under ln a swirl Of waite
S,i Sn3 drowned In tue presence Of his wifi
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MRS. IlGRON'S CASE,
rhO State Department Orders m Imme.
ulate InYeAtfERtiOn,

The State Department Orders m Imme-
aIate investigation
WASHINGTON, July 2S,-Acting secre.
tary OF State Wharton, upon teleGraphic
representations from Congressman Tay.
lor, OF Tennessee, that Mrs. Hattie Glib
son Heron, a missionary in Corea, was
to be hanged for preaching the doctrines
OF Christianity, cabled Minister Dins-
more at Seoul to investigate the case,
and, II necessary or not too late, to use
bis good offices In securing Mrs. Heron's
release. The State Department has no
other advices upon the subject.
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10 CLRYELANb.
Esour,lOn via the PSpNs,ivan,a lin,

Excursion via the PsnhBylvahlA Lines
The arSt Of the Pennsylvania Com.
panyb Simmer Excursions 10 Cleveland
10 announced iof Thursday, July %
Bridgeport ioT Cleveland AZ Bi4g d. M,
GENITAL time, and buy q round trip ticket
lof %, which is good returning until
Sunday, July 2s, inclusive.
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PARIS, July 2S.-The trial Of General
Boulanger, Count Dillon and NJ. Roche.
fort before the Senate Court has been
fixed for August s. General Boulanger
and his colleagues have been given an
additional ten days in which to answer
the summons OF the court before being
outlawad