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| Bishop Insta' led.
California Girl Engaged.

NEW YORK, March 26th.-Theresa Nc
Allister, niece of Ward McAllister, whose
engagement to Colin McCray Ingersoll, a
nephew of Ex-Governor Ingersoll of Con-
necticut, is announced. is a daughter of
Cutler McAliister, the youngest brother of
Ward McAllister, and was born in Cali
fornia
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MISSOURI ARGUMENT.
A Kansas City Official Slain In an Argu-
ment About Ice.

ment About Ice.
KANSAS CRY, March 26th.-This even
ing Robert Fleming, Deputy County Re-
corder, and William Samuels, man of
bad reputation, while discussing the price
OF ice, quarrelsd Fleming called Samuels
liar, and the latter promptly drew knife
and plunged it into Jennings left groin,
infiicting fatal wound.
Fleming is brother of Deputy Marshal
John Fleming, wLo blew his brains out in
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BANKING HOUSES.
SACRAMENTO BANK.

TIME OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
i city, corner of ] and Fifth streets, Saera-
mento. Guaranteed capital, $4,000; paid up
capital gold coin, $500 600; loans on real estate
February l, 1889, 81, 747, 1913; term and ordinary
deposits, February l. 1889, 81, SIS, S99. Term and
ordinary deposits received, and dividends paid
in January and July Money loaned upon real
estate only The Bank does exclusively saw
lngs bank business. InforrDa alton furnishediupor
application to w. P. COLEMAN, President.
ED. R. HAMILTON, Cashier. 4p-tf
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Thurman Visits tho Legislature.

COLUMBUS (O). March 26th-Judge Allen
G. Thurman, accompanied by Judge Patton
of Defiance, visited the House of Repre-
sentatives to-day and was cordially re-
ceived and made a speech of acknowledge
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A Chance for Samuel.

CHICAGO, March 27th.-Adon Butler Of
fers to wrestle Sam Matthews, who is now
on the way here from Australia, the bes,
two out o. three falls for $3.50 a side.
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THE REPORTS coNTRADIcrED.

WILKEsBABRE (Pa J, March 26th.-The
special reports sent from here to the effect
that all the collieries of the Pennsylvania
Coal Company, the Lehigh Valley Coal
Company and many individual ones would
suspend operations for six weeks are not
correct. AT the Pennsylvania Company's
office in Dunmore they say they know of
no authorized suspension, and from present
indications there would be none
Many other companies reported to have
suspended are at work, while others are
simply waiting the return of empty cars,
which have been scarce for week past
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pERILs OF TIE DEEP.
A Fishing Vessel and Her Crew Lost by
Collision.

q Collision.
BosroN, March 26th.-The schooner w.
b. Steadson, of Provincetown, arrived to-
day in distress. The Captain reported that
last night. when twenty miles east from
the highlands OF Cape Cod, the schooner
collided with a small fishing vessel, and
that the latter sank with all on board II
was not known how many men were on
the fishing vessel
The Steadson had narrow escape, her
cutwater having been carried away to
within an inch of her planking. She is
leaking badly.
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d CIR. will Effect Speedy Cure in all ca es
of Headache, NeuraIgia, Tootnache,
Cramps ard Pains In the stonac b, tack
or Lain-, bhenn,atisu, Cholera Morbus
Colis, Elux, piarrhes, Sprains, Bruises,
Flesh Wounds, Burns. scsids, stiogs of
Inss cts, bites of yenomous Seipenis, and
ALL ACHEs aud PAINS.
Gu ea all affected almost instantly, as if by
magic Piice III cents a bottle. Ali druggists,
or sent by mai Ter cash or stamps.
HORB'S MEDICINE CO., PROPS,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL Ns&w
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CATAR RH

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALI.
| for ia County of Sacramento. In the matter
OF Tie estate Of CAROLINE NJ. RAMAGE de-
ceased Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY
the 5ih nay OF APRIL. 1889, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
of said day. and the Courtroom of said Court, at
the Courthouse, in the city OF SACRAMENTO
County II Sacramento, and State of California
has been appointed as the time and place tor
proving the Will of said CAROLINE RANIAGE
deceased, and for hearing the application OF
W. W. MARVIN. JR.. for the issuance to him of
letters teslamentafy thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court !,
this ao.h day of March, 1859.
IsEALl wM. B. HAMILTON, Clerk
BY l.. p. SCOTT. DEPUTY Clerk
d. e ALEXANDER AND ISAAC JOSEPH Attorneys
for Petitioner lrr2l-l0t
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TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CAL
| ifornis, County of Sacramento. In the mat
ter of the estate of DAVID FUHRMANN, de-
ceased Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY,
the 18th day OF MARs II. 1889. at 10 o clock A. NJ
o said day and the Court room of said Court at
the Court-house. in the City of Sacramento
County of Sacramento, and State of California.
have been appointed as The time and place for
proving the viii of said d AVID FUHkMANN
deee sSed. and Tor hearing the application of
G. w HARLOW. for the issuance 20 him of
letters of administration thereon, with the Will
annexed
witness my hand end the seal of said Court
this Sth day OF March, 1859
SEAL VA. B. HAMILTON. Cleex
Bs p ScoT-r. Deputy Clerk
RoREsT DEyIIS and ISAAC JosEFH, Attorneys
for PETITIONER afsl6]et
NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF To-
IN KINDA WASHBURN, deceased.-No<ice is
hereby given by the undersigned. AimfnistTa-
tor Of the estate of LORINDA WASHBrRN. de-
ceased. TO the creditors of and ali persons bav-
ing claims against SAID deceased. to exhibit
them. with The necessary afiidavits or vouchers,
within ten COZ months after the first publication
OF this notice. to him at the law Offices Il John
SON, Jobuson 4 Johnson, E04 street. 3Sacra-
mento CAL. the same being the place lor the
transaction Of the business OF said estate
Dated March ), 1888.
/ ". W. MASHBURN, Administration.
| Johnson, JOHNSON 4 Johnson. Attorsaeys iol
Estate. ms 5tW
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RHEUMATISN1 AND NEURAL IA

Patne'S Celery Compound has been God.
send TO me. For the past two years have suf-
fered with neuralgia OF the heart, doctor after
doctor falling TO cure me. / have now taken
nearly four bottles OF the Compound. and am
free from the complaint. / feel very grateful
TO you" CHAS- Ii. LEWIS, Central Village CT
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CHDEaTAEEG>-
REEVEs q lnrg.

IL "a - ~ Ks ~ -. ~
0tsa a., ost. sistA aDa oseuFss gSoT.l 90
yN EKEEp0h AAND a CONF 4Er : p..vs,,,
shTouds OF every description. orders i-u-D S.t.
or country viii receive prompt stte nsi0n. daS g
night. EAtRALMING done in TIE heSt spailuel
at reasonable rates. ~
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HOME AFFAIRS.
TERRIBLE FIRES in BROOKLYN
AND CHICAGO.
The Lost Conserva-A ChiId's Shock
ing Death by Fire-An Epidemic
of Outlawry-Etc.
AN AFFLICTED LOCALITY.

i.FscIAL DISPATCHES 10 THE RsookD-uNos.I
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BosToN, March 26th.-John Shepard, of
this city, has sold a half interest in his
famous PAGERS, Butterfly and Blondine, to
John r. Graham, of Briar Hill Farm, Lex
ington, KY. Butterfly has a record of 2:l9f,
and is now in foal to Viking. Blondine
has record of 2:244, but she is thought to
be able to lower that mark. Both horses
will be shipped forthwith to Kentucky,
and Blondine viii be bred to Bell Boy.
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READY TO FIGHT.

the Criminal Courtroom few months
ago.
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IDLE COAL MINES.
Probable Suspension of All the Monon-
gahela Galleries.

PITTsBURG, March 26th.-The shut down
on several of the coal works along the
MonoDgahela river is said to be but the be-
ginning of what will probably be general
shutdown in all of the pools. The oper-
atcis to-day made the significant statement
that within ten days all the river mines
would be shut down and that work would
not be resumed until the miners agreed to
accept reduction of one-half cent per
bushel, which would put the rate for min
ing al q cents. If all the works are shut
down nearly 5000 miners will be disem-
nloved
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PALACE RESTAURANT.
.3Os Il Street,

TsAD0RE SCHAD, PROPRIETOR. EVERY
/ thing bright new and frst-elass The table
viii be supplied with the best in the market
Private rooms for families. Prices reasonable
Open day and night. II
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CHICAGO. March 26th.-It is reported
here that Charles Francis Adams will be
retired from the Presidency of the Union
Pacific at the coming election.
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GOSHEN (Iud.), March 26th.-Robert Nc
Caffrey, and Della Love, aged nineteen and
twenty respectively, while attempting to
cross a railroad track in carriage. six
miles from Goshen. last night, were struck
by passenger train and instantly killed.
The horse was also killed and the carriage
demolished.
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J Sr. Louis, March 26th.--A suspected
horse-thief was lvpcned By Vigilantes at
Norman, in the Cnickasaw Nation, to-day.
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n. -FLoER,
HENRY ECKHARDT, GUNSMITH,

CEND THE wEEKLY Union TO YOUR
- friends IA the Essl.
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HippoIyte Fitting Out a Cruiser,

NEW YORK, March 26th.-The followers
of Hippolyte have bought the Mallory line
steamer Carondelet and are rapidly con-
verting her into cruiser. She now lies at
SANTANA, San Domingo, the Quitting point
for all of Hippolyte's military and naval
accessinns
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coxDsnsEo DssrArc ms.

there h ash Ding II Bosnia between the
TURKS and insurEentA
4 sisfeen-eoos sean al bisuminous Gal
has teen found On Queen Charlotte s1iead.
Lord zeslsud viii assume the once Of
lori lieutenant o. Ireland about the mtdsle
Of Jusy.
The small schocnsr Island Belle, valued
as C,UaD, has teen wrecked In Aiesaa ~
running % 3 rOef.
Tsmperatare q . q n Wednesday: Nee
Yosk. Il; Cnicege. -: - fsul 81. Wisnt-
pog. u: New Orleans. -.
The Defrh bondhos1crs of the Msxonsi,
Kansos d Texas faflwey have parsAasp4
The Kansas CITY & Paei1c railway.
J. VI. Coon. aeed "a. ~ old ptonesf of
British Columbia. wAs dsvwned ii The
nortAesn end Of vanconvcr Inland. three
weeks e9os By tbs apretfang Of his sAece
iu gale.
4 lsoasias party. consisssug OF John Mat
tAsnnrs. E6uard and JoeepA E0dy. Maud
ard Maexse Homer aud too GIRL r-ezsfns of
shs EfsFaerx. whiie rowing on shs nudson
rfsey. Tuesday nixsst- were Fus dcwa 5y .
sax sud the bcat urset All wsfs s0ss bat
joseph Ccty.
The sspreuae <rnad icAse. consisting OF
sovereign iusDeSsrr xenaras Of The thirty
thisxi ard s<sf dsgfse u the Ancteut sxA
Aercsses3 Rite, hstser aeo&n ~ sAe Ter
reaE branch of Nssoory o4 thc Essssd
5 ases. hss rempirssa isx snesAl session.
ia sxsats7ssse.
A no<sb- boanss rs%se nzrr ssssn ar sbe 81
fxsai& Arkansas & Texas xsasnssd ~xs
Is iowa fruzo = sscstse near r.ne BsaH.
r.rssre sSsaf 81 fEse sssfkera xxpsxss Gosa.
p4ny. whs sassa atiy kiises3- Fsstxi C3efA1
Jsaxsuo ssa4 SssxFtE we're terribly. ffps-
ess:y ssSAsfy, injured
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rHIRrx WE'RE xILLnn
Impsisonsa II the wreck anA nsruen
~ L1uo.

i.ArnueK. June 3.g~The debris al IL
wreck which cccarrrd on the peunegl.
ssnia rAiirusd hers this masninx i he4ne
rapidly cleared away. Al 0'eloct o.
night ten dad bcitss had been recoyeron
These Of Easinees Caldwell and t;eceoa
fssiceh. the fireman. are not ye4 knnl,d
bus a 10 expected fAsy VIII - Fsarhe6 -
tore ieIsg. duxeu men we're more u io6o|
ifiared. sesersi ef whom Il - sxpeeeU1
will hot recover.
II Il almesf certain thst from tweuty-ovo
% thirty people ". re Killed Ia the Wcoak.
The uetef Ia the ercek II the paint UHG(o
the ecesoefst occufTcd Il twelve fopt d1on.
aad u u expectcd thet ten of4Welve ho6le1
arc Ia tse issttea Of the creek. held thefo
by wtsubAn>
JeA4 Misiar, ilaxman % the freight.
ssafes that the arpeF signals were e1ven
when the poeifsea oil the shfftcf Wa dlSr
covered, as:d Enasrner CALDWELL answered.
bat the speed was too high when 5he M
lated train LETT Hoiivef about forty Uuek.
Hea boerscd hef, hat the eoadn<sef -
them "a q Derry. Whsn the tsAtn m
there ErsAt naay Of them hoasdcd NJ
e9aip, Pour iusurod wese tahea fr0n 60
caf. II T. stated that eleven 0thon Wel&
~ the go. ond n ouottef bo8 ear. q y
stated BY ooo of the reserved, ehofo WoQo
nstceu ~ tWcnty men. 0us ~ two boutkr0
wcre tokeo ffo0 tne Wreek. terribly barred
~ the liue which covered thfm
~ 2 o'clOck tanight the work ol cIonfiue
m0rninG ~
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Fatally Shot Utmeelf-rho Fourth
81 Sulv Programme.
OLYMPIA. June X.-Enoch Willie, Of
Oakland. while going % the woods.
sccisaentally shot himself last Saturday
morring. In attempting to mount his
horse. having pisced skeleton rifo on
the saddle, the consests we're disehosgrl q
infp his abdomen, severing I hernia and
artery. He died sunday eveniag ffon In
scanal hemnfrhage, aged - years.
The committee % arrAngome0ss for the
Fourth has nearly completed it, work Mayor
wheelwright, Of Tseosna. has been invited
10 deliver the 0faIicn. and he VII probaeiy
arsept A dinner viii b gfvcn by the
&fgtxcns. and an rpen air cooctrt b Pro-
sessor Baeenssein's haIsi. Cf Tacoma, o.
sisted By lurai talent There will aiso be q
sor rolling match for the championship at
the sound The winner viii receive q rs
medal Other sports will b tn{luieed tn.
The frewosks VIII b dispsayed froa >
up viii consist of two balls, one at Csium-
bio hall the other at the Knikhts' pavilion.
A good time is expected
Tue Raveruer has sent for and received
the nFsf volume ot the History Of Mon.
tana. published hy the Historical Soc icsy at
legislative assembly. February 2. is6S.
Montana annually appruprtate* y. ~.
Minnesota. Ss.5eu. kansas a.ysO. ana wis
cssnsin, ~ oeg. 70 their historical soc5etiee.
II Il believed, usder the iAw ef congress
enaAlsng the DAkrtaa, Montana and Wssh-
ingfoa 70 come ia - stateos thet part OF
the sand grant can be appropT atad 10 sap
port or historical s0ctessee. The nootana
histCssesl eccisty expects 20 receive . pof-
sfuu Of the prncec<1a derived from the eaie
OF public lands - . rcsmanent iurd 70
help maintain their eOcaGtS.
he fosluwias incorporassosa havs 1issi
articles In SECRETARY Whites ot1eo. Spp-
kass. At~srscs Company. capital ssoek.
sas, 90 trasters: = u. gAEnieecss, J. ".
Sansss.n ansi H ". Tyler. The objects II
sne essmfany srv - make and essmptse afs
s,Tscss and Srassefsrss cf title 70 real g.
tate ssfsafei In " Washington serf.tasy.
First Conversational ehurch cS foys
Te~sxsgsss. srssssees- JaHes y HsIs. will
iasa C. Williams. Stephen Bysnkey. os-ar
T. xorxsa sssd 5sAas II. HsrrsSon The
xps~s Sc cnseet snt pnrpcse cf sSsa ckrgen
ss.isay Il e. proclaim By scachiug ana
pgcscazng ihs ecspss 81 Essrssk-
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4
Asunaey ~.
TxcanA. June G.--A new coal Aeld has
teen discovered within : ieu nailss 81
Tacuana, compfisine : seml-anthsaciie and
eitnnfnous cal a. : aupestof charneaer
and II great quantity. Ths field viii -
desslnped by cap1lalises from KAnsas CITY
who have beoa hsee and leok<A ovsr
NE 6ea1. 4 eompan1 hAs heen
tuvmed with : captfai x q ,o0A0oo. and
within thirty days ucsk wil b un<ier
var. nsnken utn y hailt q the mines,
With z eApacsty q 4eoe taees snIch WI b
ting can A track tfOEl The Northern
EaciGe railroad will ~ latd % the mines IN
. 1xy ar two. when tn deal u completed
the nanes and fall particulars win b.
Gtsen-
heid this evening. Numcfous Suggestions
werU made. II q also0e4hef pr06abie the
building Will D. built % corner cf the
city park.
messinx Of young men was held this
evsntns snd the 5scona noes cinn cresn-
txsd. 4 home viii BE- sfecfea imsasdisssly
1'he rrsnd jury today scaud tsue btll
a8sinpt San r. HaFn. this Yakima Indian
who il alleged To hare killed Lswis Csss. Z
f3y&H1p lndt4h. Bo hoD bean indicted
fos murder IL To second degree ana will
be- desended " ths district atternsy
o{ Yakima county. Az indicsment
was also f1lsd aeAipat Wkliam Chariey.
also A IniIan. Tor psliisx liquor 10 In
diAns. In tbs dfetftck coua TO-DAY Thonaa
Husler and James Jatstss1a were oneh zen
tetfcd 70 stx nIssltiss II - paniepnttnxy It
AcSeil's lnland, the former lur selling liQ-
wor TO indians and the latter fos smug-
Cling.
Notice has been received q ths head
qnAfter's building from the Western Gen
efai Passenger ard Ticket ASeat Associar
:ion that that body woali consene u To
coma On Juiy 20.
The exeursicn party crganised at 9
Paul. and composed Of capitalists nom oil
parts OF the East. - expccsed In Tacoma
ixcd BY the Puget sound lmproyeUcnt
Company. cf 80. Paul.
A rather lively domestie scene occurred
in she First ward this morning. at tho Wat
son mansion, between the 6atsons and
Ssanleys. Mrs. Thomas STANLEY said that
the daughter Of Mrs J. +. Watanu called
her hard names, aud she went over
10 take II OUT of Mrs. Wat
sou. Mrs. Watson was too much Tor
Mrs. Stanley aud was getting the hest ut
the seI-tp. when M. Stanley appeared.
Mrs Watson procured broomstick and
ssruve the two oar Of tue house. STANLEY,
Is Il claimed. kaockeA ont one u
Mrs. Waaxuu's teeth, and Mr.. watson
sw0fe 0uf warrant agatest the StAniy
family. The justice sentenced Mr. Sfaniy
10 ten days In iail and ftaed Mrs. Staniy 16.
but afferwAfd rcmitted the fine.
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cHIeAaos lau< =. ~5eAn \. nerm. -
1o1e1ean - Cnmp = a. ~ Canaaonr rouna
y un0R eEtsst The po1t4s hasa h<pe o.
eE1eux oocte<, end soa1rAf SpfurnI1 - n.il
uhR< Dexxx ~ smnanooa. b. .rrtxn,
= a. orund ts<y rso1 ,o6sy 9 resIee
u9RA vaGaE was th< nn4 1nasunaf1up, 1hAs
- - 1een taAen tnhs euslo1ys
1ee petscDsR te ! uxIl so-taa lawyer sn<,
has heA sume rrsmin<nre = : positissan.
ne - cs9snials q lihkrsy Ia sxeuinr.
r. snPsxs~zca kas esansd tfusnd thAt -
Nee sfseeted - orders ftua 1es1e Al,nrnev
Iosg> neckse, uhNe tAoury fhae cnnnif-
- of Camp "a triud NnA cuudoaue<a
Ul SypAan = anQy has Aecene the pr1nei-
80 49, - ~ s1vesstea1to1. The lnsl1.
ess9 1sse saas hsG14 ss9.en 20 ~ ~
net throu NJ nek3 q sko tAeosy tsos
Cap = ~reUo9eds N cnanln = snr.
- - sco19 cuAr61sn can< oGa Il
- }WQ Nss0 - u3e eu5ekU tAken =
eS.19 q po9ol Ne4on. un1<4 guard u
Saass asehes1 1onishs vhre tnSarsnnsi
NV shs ysiscasF s. Ill - az - -
VA ep - eeen On tAtx 1n1neraotiea
sNmeeo epfeoa that neoBs wao the Camp 81
luenem0 whom t1e aufhug1ktoe have inSi-
neec4 0ey Werc II ccUmumirafsoa vish.
1Ne Hu<o tnAk Hc4E1 h84 tutnesf tnfoFmof
- nes. AsNeveR, csedttsd - any uisse
A afsetanoa paper .ayss The pc,;rs a.
seh csfy heye seeNF<st clue - the Where
eAoats of MAN ta whssm Marlin Burke
eent dtepateh fsum Winnseeg. lt wa1
asiaFcsscd ~khynesos. Dan. s. HanrsAk
Aieh. The assertion II made that she
nsen y well known there. and that he hss
left the plAre. bnt the police are On his
track and expect t. srxsi him sooa. I'll 4
furshft etyxa - fumas that sarxr mum.
ber Of fssSeu written b. Detective Cough.
~. nov undee arrest. 10 parties Il Han.
c0rk. have fallen fatO the hAsada OF TIE
police II h eAj<i the peIice have serurrsi
possession os { letter written By Rhy netou
% Barke q Winnipeg. containing valw.
Ahae information
Il has been discovered that On Nay Il,
while Burke waa In loiiet. III, mAa
named PaR ck couney sent him fron this
city ! mouey urder for ttn
II rs believed e0Dfeht that the police are
not 20 anxious about hceapiufe cf couney
'.the fox, /" ~ she READ esfnta agent, Hat
ticid. and the ssissman lsiled 20 Identity
bis picture - that Of the person supposed
to ~ Slmouds.
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RxD CLOgD HAS 4 RKxCg.
He win Nsa sfen ths osssx Tsssty
0afess Hr1bed.

rIsn RspSa AsxxcS. isak.. Juns H.
TIE ussri<nsiy reua b:nAssc-s asse fsuesss
intact The Isssaans ase essksesssy await
sAE snssrnrsisns fsum eszsssde aasssen. A.
sssssess sos sssa6 Il - asesrs - stea1
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y. G. Barch. u thss county. rs-
turned from the Ere-smitten city 81
Sezftie. W. r.. where he has been 90
ycnrslsng for nszyiy year past. 70 his
nosne as Tropanc FQ1tay morning
speaking OF the great hye, Mr. Bareh
saws that in The fmmessiaze presence
- Il the disaster .eeused osprs haim-
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1 sess scirissd 4ea energetic feorse
tAAa they sr.oa whom Il sesi. He b.
ii<ves that ia . Years tune tbe city vii
haze fully rsosvcsea srom The snock
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