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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-13
BRUNswICK's WIRE BUDGET
A Drowned Boys Body Found-The
Free Postal Delivery.

A Drowned Boys Body Found-The
Free Postal Delivery.
BRUNSWICK, GA, July l2.-S. N. Thomas,
negro boy, while in bathing with crowd
Of companions few days ago, was drowned
His body was washed up on st. Simon's
shore this morning and brought here for in
terment.
Thirty prominent East Tennessee railroad
officials and representative cotton NOR
chants Of the state are here investigating
Brunswick's terminal facilities. They have
visited the compress, seen Brunswicks ad-
vantsges and express themselves as satisfied
All are now on Cumberland ana st. Simon's
enjoying themselves. and will return in
their special cars tomorrow.
A MISSING HUSBAND.
The Advertiser of to-day contains a no.
tlce from Mrs. Mary Trusty, whose hus-
band left her aud her children seven weeks
AGO and never returned. They are suffer
ing and would like TO locate him. He is a
tall man with very dark skin, light mus
tache, cry eyes and is known as Edward
Trusty.
Brunswick wants free delivery system.
Her poStofilce receipts are sufficient to So
cure one, but the street corners were not
sup lied with signs and the houses were not
numbered. Contracts vere let for both to-
day, and tina work will be pushed to early
completion, when the delivery system will
be again applied for.
A cow ORDINANCE.
Brunswick has followed country rules
heretofore and allowed cattle TO run at
large A COW ordinance, compelling the
penning of cattle, has been passed, and
COW catchers started work to-day Many
stock owners are indignant and speak of
contesting the citys right 30 pass such an
ordinance without the peoples vote. They
believe in allowing cattle TO run at large.
The ordinance will be enforced all the same.
BAND CONTEST.
The Atlantic band want contest They
understand that the Barnesvile band claims
to be t. Q bost in the state The Atlantcs
will challenge them this week to play for
$500 and the championship medal, which
the Atlantics now hold, the contest to take
place within tne next thirty, sixty or ninety
days, at any point the Rarpssvilie men
name. Tho Atlantics also authorize the
NEWS correspondent to say that they will
play any amateurs ia the state for that sum,
at any date suitable 10 tho chsllsngsrs They
want a contest, and would like to hear from
some band.
Two small burglaries occurred here last
night. George Hodges and w. II. RAiney
were losers TO the extent Of 500
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AN S-HoUR VICTORY.
FLORIDA's METROPOLIS.

A Colored Protective eLsagus-A Hang
ing for August is.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July 12.--Influen-
tial colored men of the state will organize a
Colored Protective League in Jacksonville
July 49, Gen. Walls, negro politician, is
the leader Of the scheme. which is to pre-
pare a memorial to congress setting forth
the grievances and enclosing the present
election bill now before congress
Gov. Fleming to-day decided TO have the
negro wife murderer, William Westuno ore
land, executed at Jacksonville Aug. Is.
Mrs Mary d. Guernsly, a highly re-
spected lady Of Riverside, died this morn
ing.
Drs. c. J. Burroughs and P. J. Stolen
werck have been appointed city physicians
by the city council.
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A DUEL TO FOLLOW A KICK.

Disgraceful Rumpus in the Lobby of
the Chamber Of Deputies.
PARIS, July I'm. Thomson, member Of
the Chamber of Deputies for the depart
ment of Constantine, Algeria, became in
volved in a quarrel to-day, in the lobby of
tho chamber, with NJ. Lauer, member for
the department. Of Loire, and struck him
NJ. Lausc has challenged M. Thomson to
fight a duel. During the fight Nj. Thom-
sen severely kicked II. Lauer, VINO was so
badly injured that it was necessary to call
a surgeon to attend him. The duel, which
viii be fought tomorrow, will be a la
Outrauce. Pistols are the weapons chosen.
NJ. Lauer and NJ. Thomson fought their
duel this evening Neither was hit.
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RUNAWAY FREIGHT OARS.
One Man Killed and Considerable
Rolling Stock Damaged.

One Man Killed and Considerable
Rolling Stock Damaged.
PATERSON. N. j., July 12.-Nins freight
cars were side-tracked by q switch engine
about 3 o'clock this morning, half a mile
above the Erie depot, and were left with
out the brakes being SET An hour later
ohey started down the grade, jumped sew
eral switches, and finally crashed into the
same freight engine. The pilot and tender of
the engine were smashed, and three passenger
coaches aud two freight cars were demol-
ished. Fireman Joseph Gordon of Jersey
City was caught between the tender and
fire box and had one Of his legs burned to a
crisp. He was removed to st. Jo5eph's hos
pital, where he died at o'clock this morn
ing. Engineer Davis escaped uninjured.
The end of the depot was stove in and the
night telegraph operator had narrow
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RETURN OF THE BALTIMORE.
The Test Of Her Speed and see
ManeuverinR Satisfactory. ggs-1@ g.-1ss

The Test Of Her Speed and Sea
Maneuvering Satisfactory. g@ss>=s
PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-The stee
cruiser Baltimore returned TO Cramps
yard this evening after a satisfactory test
of both her speed and sea maneuvering.
The run down the river from the ship yard
to Brandywine light was made in five
hours and thirty-six minutes, under
the natural draught, with a draught
Of water of Is feet 2 inches forward
and 10 feet inches aft. A run to sea was
made this morning on a sea trial Of the en-
gines. The course was due east from cape
Henlopen, the run lasting several hours.
The engines averaged nineteen knots on
development of 500 horsepower. The
test being completed, the vessel was ordered
to Philadelphia to prepare for the official
trial. The Baltimore is required, by con-
tract. to maintain 1900 horsepower for
four hours run.
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COTTON SEED OIL MILLS.

The Southern Company Reported Alb
sorbed by the American Trust.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, July ia report
is in circulation to the effect that the
Southern Cotton Oil Company has been
absorbed by the American cotton oil trust
The officers of the Southern Oil Company
emphaticaily deny the truth Of this report,
and state that their company is to-day
entirely Independent of The control of any
trust or combine whatsoever, and that they
nrOpOsa to remain SO.
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CONsrANs, CORRUPTION.
impeachment Proceedings on the
Tapis ir the French Chamber.

impeachment Proceedings on the
Tapis il the French Chamber.
PARIS, July 12.-The party OF the right
has decided to bring impeachment proceed
irgs against NJ. Constans, minister of the
interior, on q charge Of corruption and dis
honesty while serving as governor of Iudo-
China. NJ la Martinere has been deputed
to make the motion looking to impeachment
in the Chamber of Deputies.
THE NOTION OFFERED.
When NJ. la Martinere offered his motion
this evening looking to the impeachment of
NJ. ConsUaps Premier Tirard said he could
with difficulty restrain his indignation at
the monstrous charge tmads against one of
his colleagues When he entered
the cabinet he had seen no document
that had justified the present
proceeding. 1t was the custom in Indo-
China to make presents. If the charge Of
corruption and dishonesty was based upon
the acceptance of presents the same charge
might be made against himself, as he had
recently accepted present. His sole reply
to the motion was to move the previous
question.
N. la Martinere-In that case the coun-
try will judge for itself.
NJ. TirarG said that in spite OF the efforts
Of slanderers the government knew how to
fulfill its mandate and to maintain order
The previous question was agreed to by a
vote Of 343 TO 179.
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SUICIDE AT GUYTON.

j. ]. 5nider Takes Laudanum and is
Sure to Die.
GUYroN, GA, July 12.-J. ]. Snider, q
well-known contractor, attempted to com
init suicide hero to-day. He was found by
Judge Weitman, this afternoon, uncon-
scious in an unoccupied house. A three
ounce empty laudanum vial ear by re-
vealed the mystery of his presence there.
DR.. Lanior was hastily called and admins
tered antidotes with little success. Efforts
TO introduce stomsch-pump proved IN
availing. He is kept alive by artificial
respiration, but there is no hope Of recove ry.
A written declaration shows that the rash
act was preneditated. The cause is finan-
cial and other troubles.
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A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
The Rains Threaten to Damage the
Cotton Around Beinbridge.

inc Rams Threaten to Damage the
Cotton Around Beinbridge.
BAINBRIDGE, Ga, July 12.-Mr Lamb,
painter, in taking down scaffolding, WAS
seriously injured by the falling OF large
scantling upon him day or two ago, and
Mr.. Bryant lost two fingers, which were
caught in shingle machine. Hi Dunlap,
"A carpenter, tried to catch a Ratchet thrown
him, was struck by the blade, and nearly
lost two fingers. Henry Porters while
using an adj, cut away a good sze slice Of
his leg.
Sunday night burglars entered the Episco-
pSlau parsonage. Finding nothing but
Bibles, prayer books, and minister, they
left without taking anything. They tried
to effect an entrance into the house Of Dick
Ingram, but the noise they made awoke the
owner and they LETT.
Cotton IS suffering from grass. There are
fears that worms ard rust will follow, after
so much rain. The corn crop will be
abundant Never in the memory of our
Oldest citizen have we had a better peach
crop Apples, too, are plentiful; 80 are
watermelons.
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nvER NEE aEoRaIA sorrHFRY.
ovER TIE soUrHwrsTrRy.
an About Augusta.

AUGUSTA, GA. July 12--In a match at
100 single birds for the championship Au-
gusta Gun Club this afternoon between the
four best shots the score was: Robert
Allie Berckmana 58.
Alfred Baker reports having felt an
earthquake shock on the sand hills lssk
night II was not felt in the city.
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Mrs. Tyler's Funeral.

RICHMoND, VA, July 12.-The funeral Of
Mrs. Tyler took place from the Ballard
house this morning. The cortsge arrived
ct ST. Peters cathedral at IL O'clock, where
Very Rev. Father Vandeyver, future bishop
of this diocese, preached very impressive
sermon. The remains were attended by dis
tinguished personagss Of the state and city
and were followed b. a large concourse Of
people. They were inferred beside the re-
mains of President Tyler, husband of the
deceased
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NEW DISTRICT ATTORNEYS.
The President Appoints Three and
One Marshal.

The PreB1dent Appoints Ihree anu
One Marshal
WASHINGTON, July 2.-The President
o-day made the following appointments;
JESSE JOHNSON of New York, to be
attorney of the United States for the East
ern district of New York.
EUGENE MARSHALL of Texas, to be
attorney of the United States for the North
ern district of Texas
CHARLES s. VARIAN of Utah, to be
attorney Of the United States for the terri
tory of Utah.
ELIAS II. PARSONS Of Utah, to be mar
shal of the United States for the territory
of Utah.
Jesse johnson is Brooklyn lawyer, and
his appointment is credited to Secretary
Tracy. He is an active politician.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-13
SHIPS IN A GALE.

a Terrible Storm Raging at Vera
Cruz.
CITY OF MEXICO, July IA terrible
storm is raging at Vera Cruz and shipping
there is in great peril. The Spanish bark
Hijas Devinas is dragging her anchors The
officers Of the Mexican man-of-war La
Liberi ad, which is lying in the roadstead
exposed 10 the whole fury of the gale, are
doing ali In their power to save the ship.
Her anchorage is very insecure.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-13
"A Nerro Shot,

MrDvIr.LE, GA, July l2.--Monday mig ht
at about O'Clock, negro man named
Collins was shot and severely wounded in
the hand and body b. Gus Kent, another
negro. They had had dispu some time
previous and Kent slipped upon Collins IN
the dark and shot him, but the load struck
too low to be fatal. Kent has gone, but IL
is thought be viii be caught.
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BURKE TO COME BACK.

No Doubt That Canada Will Order
his Extradition.
OTTAWA, ONT, July 12.-It is now set
tied beyond doubt that the government
will grant the application of President Har-
rison for the extradition Of Burke, the
alleged murderer of DIR. Cronin. The re-
port of Judge Balm has not yet arrived from
Winnipeg and it is open to Burkes counsel
to apply for writ of habeas corpus, fifteen
days being allowed for that purpose, in
order that Judge Bain's decision may be
reviewed. 1t is rumored that such action
will not be taken
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KILLED WITH ROUGH ON RATS.
a Florida Nezress Wipes Out Grudge
Against Three Women.

Il TIUIAIt- 4FUHI ooss W ID5s OuL q GE UukB
Against Three Women.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July 12.-At Mount
Pleasant, Fla, Tuesday, Frances Cooper, a
colored woman, invited three other negro
women. neighbors, to dinner. After dinner
the three guests were taken with convul-
sions, and one expired in great agony. In
vestigation establishes the fact of poisoning,
and to-day Frances Cooper confessed
that she had a grudge against these
women arising through some neighborhood
quarrel, and had placed rough on ratsn in
a dish of butter beans for the purpose of
poisoning them. Shs said her husband had
urged her to do it. Austin Cooper, her
husband, told several stories about the
affair, but finally confirmed his wife's con-
fession. The two surviving victims will
probably die.
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MOVEMENT OF MELONS
The Car Loads Moved Yesterday ana
Their Destination.

The Car Loads Moved Yesterday ana
Their Destination.
VALDosTA, GA, July 12.-Cars of melons
were sent from the Savannah. Florida and
Western railroad to-day as follows: New
York II, Boston 8, Atlanta 1, Philadelphia 2,
Indianapolis l, Baltimore 2, Birmingham l,
Louisville l, New Orleans 3, Pittshurg 3,
Fort Wayne !, Knoxville /, Springfield, o.,
/, SanduskY l, Toronto, Canada, /, Spar
tanberg, s. c., l. Total SO.
CENTRAL RAILROAD SHIPMENTS.
Following is the report of watermelons
received at Savannah Thursday from main
stem points on the Central railroad: To
Savannah proper, Carload to New York,
% carloads; to Boston, 5 carloads. None
were received at Atlanta from main stem
points.
The receipts yesterday were: For New
OVER THE GEORGIA SOUTHERN.
MACON, GA, July 12-Eleyen cars of
melons were shipped from points on the
Georgia Southern and Florida to-day, as
follows: Cincinnati 6, Philadelphia 2, Bos-
ton l, New York 2.
OVER TIE SOUTHWESTERN
MACON, GA, July 12-Melons were
shipped from the Southwestern road to-day
as follows: Chicago carload, Kansas City
3, Detroit 2, Philadelphia 2, Louisville 2. st.
Louis 8. New Orleans 2, Cincinnati IL, Ma
con 8, New York 4, Baltimore 1, Birnning-
ham /, Buffalo /, Atlanta L. Pittsburg 3,
Nashville l, Indianapolis 2, Greenevilie l,
Dayton /, Alliance /, jackson l, jamestown
l, Canton 1.
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Oahate Ohoked Off

PARIS, July 12.-In the Chamber of Dep
utie8 to-day NJ. de Herisse asked leave Of
the house to continue his speech which he
began yesterday on the arrest of Boulang-
lists at Angouleme. His request was re-
fused. The entrances to the chamber were
strictly guarded to-day 10 prevent the en-
trance Of VI. La Guerre who was yesterday
censured for his disorderly conduct.
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Fatally Burned.

COLUMBUS, Ga, July 12.--Mrs. o. p
Fitzsimmons died at her home at Oswichee,
Ala, this morning from the effects of burns
received yesterday Afternoon. Her cloth
ing caught fire from sparks from an engine.
She suffered terrible agony before being re-
lieyed BY death.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 12.-Com-
mander in Chief Warner of the Grand
Army of the Republic teegraphs the Grand
Army CT the Republic headquarters here
that he will not discourage large attend
ance of comrades at the Milwaukee encamp-
ment, Notwithstanding the refusal of the
railroads to grant l cent per mile rate.
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The Oransemen Celebrate.

NEW York, July 12.-The Oranee,neu
of this city celebrated the 18th of july to-
day by gathering at an up town park,
where they had parade, picnic and games.
Dispatches from various points ia Can
ada show that Orange day was appropi-
ately celebrated without dissgreeabls incl
don't.
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Charleston Chins

CHARLESTON, s. c., July Il. Mrs. n. 81.
de Leon, wife Of d. II. de Leon prominent
Charlest1nian, died here this after Don.
The Imperial Envelope and Paper Box
Manufacturing Company was organized to-
day, by local capitalists. The stock is SiC,-
900, and is all paid up.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-13
A Big Fire In Germany.

BERLIN, July 12.-Fire which broke out
to-day among some hemp warehouses on
tine docks along the river Pregel at Koenigs-
berg caused a loss of 500, 900 marks During
the progress Of the fire the English steamer
Tortona was burned. H5r crew at first
took refuge in ths rigging, and thence, after
various exciting escapes, finally got to the
.Enrnn
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Norfolk's New Barracks.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-Secretary Tracy
has approved the report OF the board of
officers who recommended as a site for the
new marine barracks at Norfolk plot of
ground Immediately south of the west gate
entrance, bounded on the north by Sloat
street and ON the east by Kearney avenue.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-13

WILMINGTON, N. c., July 12.-CoL L. L.
G. Jones, superintendent of the Carolina
Central railroad, died here of heart failure
tonight, after sickness Of four days. He
was an accomplished civil engineer and one
Of the most popular men in the state.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-13
Windom o. for Dear Park.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-President Har-
rison, accompanied by Secretary Window
and his family and Private Secretary Hal
ford, left Washington at 3 o'clock this
afternoon by the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road for Deer Park, Md.
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=, : F1cnlc for Law-Breakers.

ter of the nj. Gi.Y no, July 12.-Judge Fos-
the district - i1o "a states court at Topeka, for
homa . tne effect that no 3fflca,. os u 91 a ds-
prison S oes legal authority 70 arrest q, Oiia- i
that ooUrters UIaenders of the law. inasm,,cr ils ~
court sfy is under the jurisdiction ~ as o.s
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-13
BUCKET SHOPS IN OLovHR.
VI Trade Quotations Must Go
Out Without nelav

ro,,.t '0Ado' ILL, July 12-Three circuit
trsds Judges before whom the board of
inc i. ''s'eraay es asked the privilege Of send
ninn4 Quotations to its own members fifteen
outs5ssln iiss IN advance of their transmission 70
den1;ers rendered decision this nnor,,i,,o, W
fore tbssr, oue request. The request came he
ifcati;oo11n IN the shape of a motion for mod
board froCl OI an injunction restraining the
nisbed - .o,l cutting off the Quotations. fur
1u 70 certain bucket shnr1s Iu'
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Horr Won't Accept.

DETROIT, MICH, July 12.-Hon. R. G..
Horr of Michigan, recently appointed
United States consul at Valparaiso, to-day
stated that under no circumstances would
he accept this appointment.
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One Month on Half Time.

LONDON, July 2.-Representatives Of
the cotton manufacturers Of Lancashire and
Yorkshire met at Manchester to-day and
decided to run on half time for one month,
bepinning next Monday.
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A Sugar Rings Collapse.

LONDON, July 12-The Madgburg sugar
ring, being unable to meet a settlement,
was compelled to ask weeks grace, which
the Sugar Export Association declined 10
grant. The callapSe caused a fall of 4
marks in Hamburg yesterday.
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Lord Beresford's New Command.

LONDON, July 12.-It is understood that
Lord Charles Beresford will be given COM
mand of the steel cruiser Mersey of the
North American feet, after the coming ma
val maneuvers
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Queensland,s Yield of Gold.

BRISBANE, July 12.-The yield Of gold in
Queensland during the past half year
amounted to 800, 900 ounces. This is an in
crease Of 166, 900 ounces over the preceding
half Year.
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PERSUADED TO REMAIN IN ROME.

LONDON, July 12.-The Vienna CORE
spondent of the Times says that Austria,
through Cardinal Calm berti, the papal
nuncio at Vienna, has prevailed upon the
pope to remain in Rome in order to avoid
embarrassing the Italian government.
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England Warns Havti.

LONDON, July 12-The PqLJ MaH Gazette
says that the blockade Of Ha gtian ports is
plainly ineffective, and that Great Britain
has, therefore, notified Hsyti not to molest
British vessels visiting insurgeat ports.
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Half q Block Burned.

FRESNO. CAL, July 12-Fire broke out
in bakery here this morning and destroyed
half block of brick buildings. The loss is
$21O, 900 and the insurance 100000.
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GRowLING INSTEAD OF MUSIC
A Disciple Of Orpheus Knocked Out by
Bacchus.

ALBANY, GA, July 12-Prof. Dalbert
Weazel, a self-called world-renowned pi-
anist struck the city few days ago, put up
at the Artesian house, run a printing ac-
count aud billed the city for q concert for
tonight. When tue time arrived for the
music to begin the noted musician was miss
ing. and upon investigation it was discov-
cred that the professor was dead drunk at
the hotel. The printer, hotel keeper and
or,era house manager came cut with light
purses. The professor gathered il his little
grip aud left the city tonight, taking the
wagon road toward Leesburg.
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Panama's Relief Bill Passed.

PARIS, July 12.-The Chamber of Dspu
ties has passed the Panama canal relief bill
in the form in which itwas adopted by the
senate.
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An Important Message from the Czer.

BERLIN, July 12.-Tbe Cologne Gazette
gives prominence to statement that the
Russian war minister, who is staying at
Vichy, has received a very important dis
patch from the czar. The n-s.-ive was of
such Importance that it could not be en-
trusted to an ordinary military courier, but
was delivered by an officer Of tho Russian
guard, q relative Of the war minister.
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Pope Leo's Possihle Denarture.

ROME, July 12.-The Obserratore Ronlano
says that should the pope be forced to exile
himself from Rome he will not ask SOW
ereighty from any power, but will merely
request temporary hospitality, as he will
certainly return to Rome.
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BOGUS CERTIFICATES.
A Chicago Firm Involved in a Serious
Complication.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 12.-Reports were
current on Change to-day that the firm of
Sherman Bros. s. Co., limited, man
ayers of the Associated elevators, are in
volved in serious complications. tt is
alleged that certificates for large amount
of grain in International and Lake Shore
elevators are out, and it is further claimed
that there is no grain to represent them
in the elevators The banks holding the re-
ceipts are amply secured.