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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13

EOR EXCHANGE-Three good farms and one fine
Il ra-ch IN southwestern Kansas for eastern
property. Write for parti :uihrs- giving price and
description OF your property, 4. :. Nelson. Wici-
TIA, Kansas ll6 y. Market. q 1N-"t
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13

Free reclining chair cars are now running
on all trains on the c., K s. \. railway
Rock Island Route" between Wichita
ct. Louis OF
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
FOR EXCHANGE.

TOR EXCHANGED good ranch near town. in
Il Butler county. Kansas, and 40 head of good eat
tie for clear property in Wichita; worth S6JJ This
Is good property. and worth investigating. A. =.
Nelson, Il6 North Market, city. ds4 u
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
a. J. APPLICABLE.

Atsiraeter, ConYeTancer and Notary Public
Fogr doors east - PosIo11ee Wlchiiz Kan
COMPLETE AfSTRACT- 10 ASY PROPERTY
Is s. JaH.IlK COL KY d La
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13

Cars leave Douglas avenue every % min
uteS FROM a. N. 10 p. M. Then every ~
minutes 10 10 y. N. Car leaving Douglas
avenue at n N. and every second ear
after goes 70 Alamo. I44tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13

LoR EXCHA N0E-To traders and everybody
L else. The Kansas Abstract agency VII furnish
you abstracts 10 any lands Ia the state Ok Kansas.
also dag ans descriptions aud estimate OF yHEe.
Kansas Abstract Agency. rooms ] to ,. 80 l5t y
Market 81. " lclllta Kan. J. +. heeier. manager.
gisi-I
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
Riverside ara suburban Rsilw9,

Ciy Inioa Ticket Once. liz North Main street
ana Union Depot. near OAK street
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
OLp PAPERs-For sale at this ;ornce, &c per
~ hundred.

TOR SALE-Scale books short hand writer's note
II books blank receipt ana note books and legal
blanks OF every kind. Mail orders prom pity attend
d 10. Call Oh op address the Wichita EAGLE, Wich-
u Kan isgtf
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13

4 GkNTs WANTED-fn every city AID town In
"A the United STATES except in state Of Kansas e
SCI! 70 lawyers; Just the ooOA every lawyer needs
endorsed by lawyers everIwh here, sells al s.If. La
delays necessary, a. book can 10 delivered vhrp
sale Is made. Applicants must be able 10 furnisb
reference when required. Full particular. fre.
Address the wichita Eagle, Wichita Kan .t-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
RAILROAD TIMETABLES.
MISSOURI PACIFIC r. r

NEW TINE TABLE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND
q PACIFIC RAILWAY.
t"Great Rock Island ROute.'1
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13

FOR sALE-one paiy OF mitre gears, mortise gear
Il is 20.52 diameter ~ face, pinon Z2-1 diameter
a. two face each with q set screws corsd 2iuChGs
A. and Al teeth: viii sell cheap never been us-
Eagle office. dliS- M
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-13
STOLEN

CTORAGE--For household goods or uerchaadfss
- boxed OF loose. IL you lave any goods 10 store
bring thssn the wichisa Storage Co, Nc. nt West
Douglas III
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-08

a roll of letters inviting you all
to make that your home forever. The
New Testament is only roll of letters
inviting you, as the spirit OF them prae-
tically says: ''My dying yet immortal
child in earthly neighborhood / have
built for you a great residence. 1t is
full of rooms. I have furnished them as
no palace was ever furnished. Pearls
are nothing, emeralds are nothing,
chrysophrasus is nothing; illumined
panels of sunrise and sunset. moth
ing; the aurora of the northern
heavens, nothing-compared with the
splendor with which 1 have garnitured
them. But you must be clean before you
enter there, and so l have opened
fountain where you may wash all your
sins away. Come now! Put your weary
but cleansed feet Oh the upward path
way. Do you not see amid the thick
foliage on the heavenly hill tops the old
family homestead?'' elm my Fathers
house are many rooms.'' :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-08

crab apple 4Oc; Missouri, SOC; per half-barrel,
81 90. Vinegar, 15G25e. Concentrated I've, 81 20
al o.. Jugs, glazed, loo per gal; crooks, glazed.
10c per gal. Indigo. 20 per Is bluing, SOCIAL 90
per doz. Coleman's mustard, I. ID, 81 Is per doz.
Maccaroni, imported, loo per n; American, 6Oc
Brilliant oils. bbls. 1sc; Eupion. bbls., 2Sc; do
2-5 cases, s. 10; Brilliant, 2-5 cases, 81 10; do
12-1 cases, So 50. Baking powders, bulk, lie; b
cans, 81 so. Maccaroni, small box, 65c- Vermi-
celia, small box, soc. Catsup, in bulk, per gal.
Soc. Worcester sauce, in bulk, per gal, 81 %.
Mixed pickles, per n bbl., Sc 5OG7 90. New
dried apples, A4s. &c; do New York sliced. 4lac;
do 7. G. Alden, 715c; ring Alden apples, S61aG7c.
Rice-New crop, prime, 1405$4c; choice, 5s49
&c.
POULTRY-we quote: Young frying chickens
81 752 % per doz. old hens, 81 0062 Is per doz.
turkeys, 4O660c each.
WOOL-Light medium, 20G21c; light fine, $50
19c; heavy fine, I4017c.
WHISKY-Rectifed, 81 1061 so, as per proof;
sour mash, two years old, 81 Goal 20; three years
old, 81 9OG2 20; fancy extra old whisky, 81 Goa
90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-08
GALVESTON SUGAR MARKET.
aAIvEgroN. TEX. July s.-sugar- Msrke.
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
KETS.


OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
KETS.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, July 6.-Flour- Quiet and
Wheat-Cash quiet and steady. Options
again checked selling. and with advance in
other markets and other unfavorable adVices
from Dakota and Europe coupled with firm
cables, there was an improvement, and the
July closed, 7434c; August, 74lsc asked; Sep
TENDER, 74$4c, December 1873 a 1S1Ec asked.
Confirm; cash, 31SA d52Ikc; year, 3112c.
Corn meal-S2 15G2 20.
Whisky-Sf or.
Provisions-Market steady.
Pork-S12 90.
Lard-Prime steam, nominally, SIS 25
Dry salt meats-Shoulders, S. %; longs and
ribs. IS O09e 20; short clear, S 20as 30.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, s. 20; longs and
ribs. IS 20; short clear. IS IS.
Hams-S1O 1912 20.
NEW YOak, July s.-wheat, higher;
July, s6s4c; August, ssc; September, s534c;
December, es2sc; May, SIZE.
Corn-Moderately active. Spot No. 2, 42H0
4216c; options closed: July, 42i4c; August, 42ls;
September, 4S1sc; October, 4324c
doFn, closing barly steady, 10 20 % points down.
Saies IS. $50 bags. Including July, Sl3 45G13 so;
August, sl3 50a13 so; September, SO 65913 %.
Spot Rio fair Garages l6e ;;,.. pasnod e.,.
Moiasses-Foreign, firm, New Orleans, quiet;
open kettle, good TO raney. 2s0 46c.
Rice-Steady; quiet; Domestic, 4sz0essc; ia
pan, 4s.@5l4c.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 6.-Wheat-weaker;
No. 2 red. July, 64c bid; August. 64Ise bid.
Corn-Steady; No. cash, 27e bid; July, 3Siac
bid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-08
EXCHANGE AT NEW YORK.

EXCHANGE AT NEW YORK
Special TO the Gazette
New YORK. July 6.
Sterling-Bank. so days .............4 Sel4
Sterling-Commereia1 60 days. S5$4
acknowledgements 60 days. .945s
Francs-Bank, 90 days. ..............5 1875
Commercial, 60 days. 1S24
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-08
Fort wosrH. TEX. June It. ISIS

Fort WosrH. TEX, June II, 1889.
S. P. Tucfer, Agent Charles Aiff's Germ Exter-
minator, Fort Worth, Tex:
DEAR SIRArhiefs to certify that since the 1st
of November 4sst 1 have had running sore on
one of my legs Tried various kinds of remedies,
but all seemed te fail. At last was persuaded to
try your FERN Fisxterminator, and after using
about onesnonth q cured me entirely. Respect
fully, ~ T. E. w. BRANNoN,
~ 6l3 West Fourth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-08
VISIBLE SUPPLY.
Special to the Gazette.

NEW YORK, July 6.-Visible supply of cotton
date:
Total supply to-day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AL ,994
Same day last year. 400, $50
Difference 81, 3Ik
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-08

EXCHANGE AT NEW ORLEANS.
Special to the Gazette
NEW ORLEANS, La, July 6.
Sterling-Commercial, 90 days. 853t
Ea1 oO Io ~
commercial Observation-Disclosures. par
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-08

Good ordinary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS az
Low mid6ling. I0i,
Middling. IO5s
Good middling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1Iss
MldGllng fair -........-.-...-s--- .e.s.,....LS4
Sales, 10 bales; stock, 635 bales.
LIVERPOOL WEEKLY STATEMENT FRIDAY.
LIVERPOOL. July 3, 1879.
7T1l,ig
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-08
EXCHANGE Ar GALVESTON.

MEXICAN SECURITIES
Boston, MASS, July 5.-Mexican AS, 66115;
stock, 14015.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-08
FINANCIAL.

BRITISH CoNsoLs.
Special TO the Gazette.
LONDON, July 6.-Consuls closed at 90 11-16
for money; for silver, AZ 3-l6.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-08

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE SPOT
MARKETS.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tex, July 6.-The following are
the closing quotations for cotton on the spot to-
day at the leading markets. together with the
closing for middling yesterday. with to-day's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-08
GENERAL MARKETS.
FREIGHTs FROM GALvEsTo

FREIGHTS FROM GALVESTON.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON. Tex, July 6.-Freights by
steamship from Galveston, Tex:
To Liverpool. Observation-Disclosures. 9-S2d
To continent. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
To New York. 40c y 100
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-08
LIVERPOOL SPOT.
NEW YORK SPOT.
NEW ORLEANS SPOT.

NEW NEW ORLEANS. La. July Spot cotton
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-08
BONDS AND sTOCK

bOINDo AND oIOOtA5s
NEW YORK, July 6.-Bonds and stocks closed
at the following prices bid:
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cALtroNNaA nansons.
appropriations Askes hv the En-
xinseriog Corps.

NAstH SHTaS, Jney i8.-Asiar Ben.
ysap9, % lhe eRgiaeefiag caFpx. in a ~
pert % she corporations on the Nara river.
Gaitferisa. last ear. SAYS that she improve
naent eos eRp'sses j. 81 secure a low tide
chsanei toar 'sSs aaep sud seventy i've feet
gisie from tte nleaga 81 Nara CITY. and
tFig fesf Wide thenns Il Nsauta Milk Ne
wta require sasi a0 ta r9gnnis te The work.
sea a. nrpsae eslasios el that smoans is
a>kee
oakland harh.at 4 ta h prasi.les with a
aefEa ~ Wa lgans guteen a. twenty
feet al saN TIDE Hl5e NFtssa done mnder
sVaiF5et via esssf ssaHa To eonnle.e
sfge work sk.@4i&s0 alaiflunAi viii ~ re-
gnirea, H1ti Ter 0exf veaE = sun of yEo.0O
i asked. Ia 1874. heiore TIE improvement
pcxsn, thcre Gere ~ s,asssagers landed a.
in isss there pssssqi through the iettiss
-aG@A passengers aHd 9,ssS COO tons OF
irright
10 provide suitable anchorage NJ Rcd.
wood haToaE. California. Ksslaood slough
= u - siFe1tsv.t H,s&A5 es. making three
foot casnnsl Hfiy ftef wldg at tos tite.
No appropriation has been recommended
for utX' year
hustag the YEAR surveys have been In
progress oa Ssn frsnelSea harlsof. Saa
iaeip aaa Sai~an tay, straits 81 ear1usnex,
atd 'ee mouths of she Ssn Joaquin aud
90 Fatfet - rivers To continue the works
slt,ssn viii serve fpT the Improvement of
toe san i4ottjs ohl.pe haFhpr. eomprislng
TIE constructions Of a lagFa wAler s.sso feet
long To compete fhtS work a liberal an.
Fsapgssiian i ahsouteis necessary. There
!ose. MElar HenyaUr3 ASks for siso.ooo.
Isisi year ss5 Fesssss entered the san Louis
0hisp baFior
Wilmington harbs3 California, has been
improved sirce tsfl hy deepening the
Channel iFpN aue fG3f ~ nN tlste,
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VIRGINIA mGsusLlc.Ns.
The National Executive Commttteo
VIII Facet "a reconciliation

wAsalNgrag, fals lsA subcommittee
Of tiYe from the Republican Il national ex-
ecntive committee. consisting Of Chairman
teusy, Ylee Chairman Ciafksan. Treasurer
dudley, Mr. FeEseBfsn. ~ Comes slcuf,
and Af Hebst q New Jersey, has bcen
in conferences here fst three DAYS with a
yieW 10 hsTtaansgius ne sfeubles ia the
gepaSlseas psffYIa Virginia,
bele1Ai fns iram baEa parties have been
beard. BfasiS and egpusr, ~ The anti.
Mahone elemUaf. EGs1 agreed 10 abide by
iAe eecisou # the n4iiaasl eommitsee.
rtaeh Rnsiy. To-day a conclusion Was
feached b. the national committee arprov-
Tux of A csli fas u stale convention e. he
issaed By Mahaue, - chairman uf the reg.
assf enginlitess, Rna Brady un behalf OF
the athes sisse, lr9atursssi q III this action.
The cal = sa tfntisEiie3 So - gixe tho
pFateg.son - tlia aeiskstgs asked hy the
alltl -AabeU4itss u makes it the first duty
~ fhe stats convention after assembling
kisd reading tfae ggi - hRfe read list "a
tne ficieRsEs eeriis q by the county con
fsttiNils. Tie ssats 60 $ mifses aud also
dissenting dsi gsfsS bal b. admitted to
afS oa tige H6aT al sac convention.
IN conversations Hiih the Associated
Press ferfes Esiie9 Eneirman Qaay and
Niee ChHirsaAa tiagsksa said -Me found
/ paFty uaity Iaa l.le session OF thrwa
eieys has beea rasH alals an1 nothing
uaplgassat as occurred We believe II IA
~ heuest an3 in3esa8.eat reeenciIiafsou
ahleh tirsteefa the beHnr and tnsiepcn.
dcHcf ~ aii hepfia ans IA Virginia, and
w6sgit usghs sssst ee believe Will thor
oushty usl8te fffa party
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wALt.A wAGLa wisrs.
Another IneensiarY Fire Harvest
TIA Is Need ed.

WALAA WsEEA. I8iy l9.~-Eae farmers in
this iaisy iais sear are sloe IN disposing
- thele whesi vggy few ssiss bsiug made
se far Ia b bss, prloe Icing paid l. "a
cebf4
Tho ie~saa tsWrAg ~ DE arrest sgd con
II aiaB of E4s sfsscsafSaslSs naa sefslng
terms in t4e " sNfig9'lay has eslseptiy
heeF fonznfna, 81 several igeendissy firca
have. lately us-..aEFes 4 r. fsst evening =
liga waS Stated IA tlse gnissf yAssI II Hunt
& Co. on i8sef Man ssreet. nnt was
rets1sai and e&aReaSwbrd bes4sfe much
,lafnsEe - s49av oils eags we're found
la thF lsHisr 1hia Afternoon smother
Gre was started Ia = hsfa ~ ufEisg 80 Mr..
Mgsiiaf~ki. w afn 100 sHyes ~ Yesterdays \
Gre. These, takru NfsA ass Fri ias's ire.
snteh Destroyed iss8 ! block in toe saus
vicinity, i0ak r. tAuafh some nfas was de-
sArsu aed s1 bssfu fnAt ems. af the to.n.
ths HHmf 70 ifgesi = fsoN Gnns q lana
oa4fg bssint 81 Ufiefs fgr 80 cars have
been sent ia 70 carry % the ahesf erop.
Eaeh luBa1Ha trails q heavily laAivd aisp
70 seems that fh8e raj i 9sttsng the buIt
9f Waiia Wasta'k tea se.
Frnli 0i all kluts is in The market -
great ats3n aaea Peaches. psnms ana
apTtcotg afe Z s-n;s gset Triind sud sppies
0iig nAf esef
Farmers 81 er8aha waila walia 6nd
gF at iifenft .a procuring harvest hands.
Mk coae @ ihe siig after help aud r.
EuFl utsthaat IL
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DEaAGocY eoxx WIN

ne effort rt fsw aensagnrsses in
'oe constitutional convention TO over
reach each other in the struggle 10
ianaer to the sentiments II a few
ignorant and prejaairesi people. Is
iikeay r. involve very serious csn-e-
4Esefaees- The draft 81 the section re-
aaufag TO corporations. printed yestsr-
day affords = striking illustration of
ss's danger. IL contains 3 provision
relating to the liability of stockholders
tlat would make il q practical inaros-
ssDslity for stock companies 10 exist
N The state. II iAisruls. as proposed.
namely, that stockholders shall be
hafae IN proportion 10 their holdings
should become the law OF the STATE. il
would paralyze ali our larger indus
1fses and put stop to railroad con-
stractlon by local companies. III
would play directly into the
hands OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company by leaving
H free from the competitions
now springing up in various parts of
The territory. We cannot believe that
this provision, which would so fatally
affect our industries, was fully under
stood at the time the section received
the approval of the conventson-eer-
saiuiy its damaging nature csuld not
have been appreciated.
On another page we give the views
OF several weii-known lawyers and
business men OF this city. Every one
whose attention was directed 10 the
provision al once pronounced ii mis-
eiiievous TO the last degree. There
can, indeed. bee but one idea concern
ing it among practical people. To
allow il 10 stand wonId be paralyzing
blow 10 our ndusiries-wouid in fact.
prevent all development Of mines and
aii building OF competitive lines OF
railroad.
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Hs~f = - .er 80
=. - -
A''is 10 ie-aia3S si'S saNf' '4i's n'Vt"''45 "'i
Use convention wSs called 70 orsleF
promptly AZ tire hour. Chaplain Thomp-
soa rendered praver. the roll was called
- -. ,,,ss.,,,... -
"''N '@te A'1
F9TiuoNs AZ" MEMORIALS.
/ memorial wa pTeSe3tei from the
f,s raraa B.nr,, OF Trad submitting an
srfiel.s ~.ssaslstEglr tAe formation and man.
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ef - - -, - fs,s.ls -,
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90 er'A -. -, =. - va
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"a t-seA - -. - -.s.e-f -
= aa'i.s ass'' a. - = '''e
'''AAs'ssA''ee 90
KSsfNf% "s t"s@ thAHs
Power. fFptn tne essllif-ilttes stn PTfutIus :
aa4 FGEts &Ses sIaiukktssl +-e 1tiisSA NJ ~ Il
c.e en pFsntt4E
The }eS Sss'afzfe shall make 81 nefes.
SAY srgsaSeEaf Ests p sAS lt'f having the
sf&fe printing astste ~ = hEfsst prov lfitsi-
fhsf a. any uae a3lef ibs yess lSs. stss
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ALBERT ByLLOW HANGED.
He saffers the Death Penalty for =
Crime CommItted tp November.

LTTLxriELp. Mimi, Jalg u. - Albert
Bull y was banged 81 Ais this morning
IN accordance with the new state law
" hieh provides that executions shall take
plsce between and q. m. The law pro
vides that newspap pefs shall psbliSh only
the bare announcement of the haBgiHgs.
but All the Minneapolis AMI 81 Paul papers
contain fan details Of the execution. The
papers viii probably be prosecuted
fhe crime for which bHlo suffered
death was the mur.er. CA November .,
IL Frank sich, in a dispute over some
WAGES when Ejeh owed nim.
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MURDERER ARRESTED.
He Confesses the Grimes and Gives
Accurate Details

IeSDoS, July ls.--An Euglishman was
arrested this matning charged With hav-
lag murdered the woman whose body was
found Tuesday morning In whitechapel.
The prisoner confessed aud said that TIE
weapon used was sn ordinary pocket
knife. ne declared that he had just ar
NV Il from a. r .sd. His tions indicate
tha he il insane
IDe mans identity Is carefully cone eaieel
for he present by The authorities. He con
lsssed he murdered All the women whose
bodies have been found In anc about the
Whit chagss district, and gave the names
oi the victims. tie dates upon which he
murdered tnsin. aad all the ehasily and
incidest details connected with the crimes.
The Ioisce believe that ne l. q luastie. bni
that Fossibll the story he tells Is true, and
thst he is the meu i0r wGom they hare SO
isug been searching.
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nEAvy nsrS STORMS.
Cincinnati Fleoaesi Much Property
bssaFos.d in chicago.

Crse1sxAsf. faiy :. heavy shansief
storm acessfsd - ! O'Clock this mornIn9
aud s5oosseI pos. sfm ~ lbs town. tn
tinie eausi trake ~ York street. ard a nu1~
bsr 90 tegS0ss 8efa fesstsed With aiM
ealty. 5Ae st3rSa IS general thsough0es
Tire etste.
fdrAtalnQ 81 ere ~ fhe little village q
gseoFsesviile. FFanksla eounlys and IA
the town @se sagnaf
cEAEse9 DsGfeKD-
fmreaaa. 5taF ~ fae xsfeHt sisunoey
f*gyf. IS BAY years oeeuFErd herr ~
light - gaassh 1sln ISL sast ~ twenty
,asneEes ~ 5zfs ss4 bs~asnfs S9y
e5sr8sA. sh gese ssaa3fTf8en spent tns
stlgFlf psseslsa & utaa tas.ss la gasemsntss
ara sstgs - Dr. . no tbs ssrssss-
Nora esep IS wes eAassets.
ussY6sA ASu DasaE4 ea@gs pAwAsED.
~ PAsL. jay fs-Aag4ces from many
saa sid IS SEPARATED points IN Aonss13
AID Bakafa refaf kesefs ai9sIas ot nsss
sfs8 "a $ rss3 T5Hg Iae scAfhsE hAs -
= ezresslsasF f.sst 3f Esssess efl efofs bsW
tv.l wgsnvA > 81 8sss. la csnfs Ffs...
ftrg h4vs ba tissssgeG ty wsssf Ine
ssssasis sre fislag asa seglsss ossfH0~s
aac feared
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IoNpox. July ia.-The iiial Il the action
az William O. Rrieu agaiHSt lord salisbury
for Slsn.ger began today. q aren testified
that he never advocated Eaunfer or rnt'-
berry. either upoa the platform or ia h's
r.as~ ? fs4sff ireland tie never asNoesit'i
rrffnss Tae counsel for l.ega "a lsbnf.
sanieeied o BFien IA a sear hitg cFs'>s eA-
f,ess,,s. ans ais,esi "a she's the wstaesses
e5i5toqfal articles ard speeches waich lG-
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4 CuERokEE ORATOR.
ue Declares Ia Favor cf the sew
crafty Bitt.

F0sT SMITH. Ark. Jaly l9.-t'oienel +.
& Koaaiao,. the not q Cherokee lawyer,
made 3 speech at II picaio YESTERDAY, II the
Cherokee nslion. H eNprcssef. ills views
without reserve r. latiag 20 the Cherokee
commission aud the sale oi the Caerosee
lands That these lands we're Io he the
homes OF American farmers ia yer! sh',t'
t,te.. h. resra rsissf as ,ergaiu rs fate, aud IN
his etinfea the guIam08 .esrc aud welfare
ID th. Cherokee natsea dictated the polley
of meeting the commissioners tsifs af
spi aisposing ot tine lands on the tes'
f..~fx,. r,stsNsN Nff
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ENGLA>D-FKANCE.
Itaiy's Position VIII lie Determine d
by circumstances.

LOsnox, July i9.-In the house of com
mons today La Boaehere asked what truth
there was la the statenes.i aesai-esilciaily
published in L'0pSa.oa. OF Rome. that
there was strong probability that English
and italian nayles would act together in
event oi war with France, and also year
ago when, during Freaoh attack. spozz a
as fred The British Mediterranean squad.
ron a. held in readiness IA assist ITALY.
FurgiseD, secretary OF foreign affairs, in
repif, stated that the acsiou OF the govern
inent ia the case bet seen Fran & aRd TIA &
would ~ guided by circumstances. England
i under nsJ engagement lettering her ilb-
sTty. Further questions by Ia Bogchere
sir James declined o answer.
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Tn. Ea.tern salt rrast.

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