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GONE INTO A CONVENT.
The spook Priestess, Madame
Diss Debar Disappears
FROM VULGAR PUBLIC GAZE,
She Has Had too Much Wine and
Trouble and a Little More Adyer'
tIsIns Than Her Style OF
Business Called For,

New YoRK, July 2s,-Madame =, l.
Diss Debar has for the present at least
disappeared from tho public gaze and
will seek within a Conyenps walls q
refuge from the cares and troubles Of a
"spook" priestess life, For about six
weeks she has been living at No, 1888
Waverly place, where she rented the
ground floor from awoman whom she
introduced to every one as Mrs. Parker,
Here she made occasional small sums by
giving sittings and selling pictures paint
ed by spirit hands. With her extraVR-
CANT tastes, however, the few dollars
that she received in this way were en-
tirely insufficient to supply her wants,
so about ten days ago she moved TO No,
u West Thlrty.HFst street, In which
fashionable neighborhoOd she hoped to
draw more numerous and liberal pa
irons,
1t seemed, however, that the public
had grown tired OF her and her spirit
manifestations, and she did little or no
business, and last Thursday was COM
PEELED 10 leave the house, She did not
pay the rent, not having the where
Withal TO do so, aud she Is not remem.
bered with the klndliest OF feelings by
her landlord, She returned 70 her
home in Waverly place but OIL the FOL.
lowing day the door was again shown
her, Some admlrer had given her
several bottles OF wine, and although
she had hitherto not been q lover Of
strong drink, her load OF trouble drove
her to seek iorgetiulness in the wine.
Her actions OF late had not been Of the
most gentle and amiable kind any way
aud with tho added stimulus Of her
potions she became so untraCtable that
Mrs. Parker's son grew tired OF her
treatment OF his mother and made her
leave the house. Some friend, hearing
Of her plight took her to a Brooklyn
convent, where she will be cared for as
long as she chooses 10 stay. Only few
people know TO what convent she has
been taken and they refuse to say
which one II Is, US their object in send.
ing her there was to give her q retreat
from the gaze and comment oi the
nuhlir.
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DISPENSED wlrll MUSIC.
Tho Cincinnati saloon Keepers Under a
rest tor violation OF Sunday Laws,

Tho CinVlnuatI Balloon Keepers Under Ar.
rest TOR violation ofsuhdRy Laws.
CINCINNATI, July 2O.-The cases Of the
saloon keepers who were arrested ior
violating the Owen law yesterday were
called ln tho police court to-day and
bonds were given Tor appearance for
trial, Most Of them were not oct loi
any special date. In the case Of Ward,
linger and oneOrtwo others WHO have
been specially defiant In their conduct
early trial will~be given. The saloon
keepers mass meeting which resolved u
defy the law yelleFday also resolved
that those who should bs arrested
should meet this morning and march Il
the police court with music. That fcso
luton was not carried out. The tnet
went 10 the court without procession OIL
muBic,
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STATE BAR ASSOCIATION.

A pleasant Session mt White sulphur
Springaa: IntercStihg AddreSscs.
Special Dispalch 70 hE EaiolttgeEeer.
WHITE SULPHUR sPRISGs, Julg 81
The West Virginia Bar Association
opened today with comparatively
small aCteSdance. Tho address Of the
President, b. NJ. Amber ESQ., was very
happy, aud elected an animated discus.
sion OH "Ballot Reform" which was par:
ticipatedin by Governor Wilson, Colonel
Davis and Others. The prize essay, by
John p. Donallue, was line production.
The subject was, "The Effect OF tho
Statute Authorizing an Action Of As
sumpSit ON q Seal Instrument, with Re
Bpect TO Pleading and Evidence" Obit
1ary oulogies on the lato Judge james
Mofr0v and the late Judge I. A. Brad
ford, prepared by Lee 7. Watson and J
Hop. Woods, respGGtiyely, were read
Hon. Charles Marshall, OF baltimore
will address the Association to.mdfroR,
In addition TO the Wheeling representa-
lives heretofore mentioned, Messrs. 9
W. Atkinson, ], p. Ewing and j. A
Howard are now hero,
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ExClTEMRST'AT VICTORIA
on Account Otthe Seizure os Two urlti.
EshlhR yOaAAla.

on Account otth Seizure nF Two UrIti1h
flshlng V0sSSis.
NEw WEsrNlSSTEn, B. O., July 20.--
The sealing schooner Triumph arrived
yesterday from Behring's sea carrying
news Of the seizure on the eleventh In.
slant by The United States Of the
revenue cruiser Rush, Of the
British schooner Black Diamond while
sealing In Behring's sea. The Triumph
had 5000 seals on board, but not hly.
Ing caught any ID water over which the
Amer leans claim Jurisdiction, was a.
lowed 10 depart, Tho captain Of The
Rush said hO had orders 10 seize any
vessel found with Dehflng seals aboard,
Seals are reported very plenty. There 10
not much excitement al Victoria,
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CURIOUS J0HN BgLL.
HsuisoO's Letter Thanking the
Irish People for Their
SYMPATHY FOR JoHNsTowN
Tempered With by the English
Postal oNicials-The Seal Broken.
The Debate on the Royal
GFants-Fronch Election.

DUBLIN, July 90,-Presldept Harrison
has sent letter to Lord Mayor Sexton
in reply to the Dublin corporation's ex.
preston OF sympathy for the sufferers
by the Johnstown disaster, In it he
saysi"Ihighly appreciate the exceeding.
ly kind spirit thatpromptsd your action,
Please accept the thanks OF the Presi.
dent and the American people for the
touching expressions Of sympathy and
generousgitts Of the citizens OF Dublin"
Mr., Sexton states that tho official en-,
yelope in which the letter was enclosed
borc plain traces othaying been tamper.
ed with. The seal had been melted and
the envelope reiaStened with another
kind Of gum and the American crest on
the envelope was defaced.
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COLONEL JONES' MURDERER,
Arraigncd in Police Court and Held for the
Grand Jury,

Arraigncd In Police Court and Held for tht
Grand Jury.
CINCINNATI, July 2O..Charles Blythe
the murderer Of Col, A. L. Jones, ate hil
breakfast this morning with a good up
petite and soon afterward recognized .
reporter whom he had seen the morn
ing before at the Jones house. "Yor
are the man talked TO over the fence,
he said, Saturday morning at ColoRe,
Jones house. They all said ! was mol
there, but was, and you saw mo. Yes
cir, | was there and fed the horses, and
he seemed 10 take credit 10 himself fol
having ventured into that stable where
his crime had been committed on the
morning Of the. discovery Of the Femainl
Of his victim and only lp hour or two
before the disCoyeiy,
He Was taken into the Police Cour
this morning and with very little Cere
tnony was ordered committed TO jail Il
await the action Of the grand Jury. Al
he left the court rootp 10 go'to jan hC
said; u feel mighty bad this morning.
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A AIILLlON loss,
Tho Great Rains Rt chlengo caEsed In

Tho Great Rains Rt Chlengo CaHsed I'M
menTe DGmage,
CmcAuo, July 29.-Tho storm Of Sat
utday night was even more severe than
had been supposed, great as was the
uproar Of the elements and visible the
effects. The unprecedented rainfall,
the high wind and the inCessant light.
ming caused a loss OF property thatisdifIi,
cult to estimate. All kinds Of property
suffered, goods in cellars and Easements
streets, shade trees, sidewalks, lawns
shrubbery,dnYe.ways, unfinished horseE
and dwellings. There Werc iorty.ioul
alarms, OF tire-many from lightning
and most from the destruction Of the
insulation OF the electric light wires
Fire, water aud wind combined, caused
a loss probably in excess Of 81, ,0O0, ,0Ol
and possibly " MUCH again,
One fact was made clear by the storm
the sewers Of Chicago were iineqal 10 thu
task OF carrying of the water that fell
A result OF the storm will probably be
IN agitation OF the matter looking
towards a radical improvement in thI
drainage facilities.
The sewerage system OF the city was
originally planned with o viewAto thl
necessities Of q population nine or ter
times as great. It is vastly over-taxed
In some Of the principal streets In thu
business centre the sewers are onll
twelve inches In diameter. The ia
character Of the ground makes aver!
slight fall necessary, and as conse
quenCe they soon become clogeed will
sediment. The matter will be brough
up In city council tonight, and It Il
thought probable that ain entire re-organ
ization ot the beverage system may re
suit In the end.
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RkrAIIAlIOS 10 DIV nApE
ror The inNrlt To rwo american LudlOs ~
France,

rOr me In',,It To Two American LadlOS ~
France.
WAylIISoroN, jgly 9O.-MinistOr Reid
has informed tile SIaLs Department by a
message received to-day that no las
taken in Paris the statements Of Miss
Van Nosmnd and Mrs. Dorr.
THESE are the ladies' who had trouble
AT Menlonc with a ,lrcSEmakOr, and at
Nice were seized and thrown into
prison until tho dressmukOr's claim vas
lsld' Tie case aSrOpOrted was a partIc.
Hlatly rSaspera,ing one, aud tho State
Department ordered an investigation by
our representatives In France, The al.
!itude Of tile French Government In
Ihc Ease l. said to have been friendly,
aliu l GoRclliatoY and ample rcparation
expected.
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DISTURBED EQUlSlNlrY.
NCpOrtS irO,S ,sG Norfolk Navy Yard Re
gar,Uug tho Tcxns.

NOFOrtA iTOiH tHG Norfolk Navy Yard Res
gartlIuG tho TexaS.
WASHINGTON, D. g. July 20.-Reports
from Norfolk respecting the construction
Of the Texas at the Navy Yard there,
have otrosioncd some disturbance In
the equintmity Of officials about the
Navy Department, but in the absence OF
Secretary Tracey nothing definite can be
learned. The reports state that ipstrur.
tons have been received at the navy
yNtd to investigate tho condition Of the
Texas and the progress Of tho work with
the result that u COnrt Of inquiry will be
ordered and probably u couftmartial for
several Of tho officers connected with
the yard. Colonel RCmy, Judge AdvO.
cate General, said, when interrogated,
that he knew nothing upon the subject
1t was his understanding that the work
was progressing satisfactorily. Commo.
dorc Wilson, chief Of naval construction
aud repair, declined to bU interviewed
upon the subject, further than 10 say
That nothing in tho correspondence be.
tween his office and the Norfolk Navy
lard officials could have given rise Ia
SllrlI reports liz has evidently been
considering the matter, but stated that
what lie had to nay would be said 10 tho
Secretary Of the Navy,
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A MullANls SCORN.
Murderer liu.by betrayed by the Girl VIII
Eloped with Him.


Eloped with Him.
MACON, GA, July 9O.-A woman't
scorn is the explanation OF the presence
OF Thomas Busby, Of West Point, Miss.
IN this city yesterday. He was in Gus
tody Of the Sheriff Of Telfair county, anG
was taken to that county last night
where he will be put on trial for murder
Tom Busby, who is not more than 9;
years Of age, was born in Green county
this State, and in 1887 went to live In
feliair county. Being dashing.look
Ing fellow, he soop became q great IA
yotlte With tue ladies', OF one OF whom
he became enamored. A young mar
named Campbell was already In tht
tieldandseemed 10 be the favored suitor
OAe Saturday night In the fall OF 1885,
tho two men fell In together on their way
to call at the same house. A quarre
ensued In which Busby shot Campbell
dead.
The murderer went 10 the house
persuaded the girl to elope With hin
and they were lost TO sight until few
days ago, when the Sheriff Of Telfai
county received letter from the otliciall
at West Point, Miss, telling him tina
his man was in Jail there 1t SEEM
that the couple had made thei
way. to Mississippi and settled
near West Point, where they
did well. For q month or two pas
Busby has been selling of his property
and his wife became convinced that /
was bis purpose 10 abandon her. shI
accordingly notified the officers Of thI
fact and caused his arrest. As there I
q reward for Busby's capture It 10 sale
that his wife will t!e entitled toit.
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FoRT BENTON, July 20.-Forest fires
are reported in the mountains and along
the banks Of the Missouri for many
miles below here. AT Bowdinthe sec
ton house was burned, and Miss Matte
johnson, school teacher, 80 severely
burned that her recovery Is doubtful.
The Northern Pacific track, east Of Liv-
ingston, burned out for short distance,
but has been repaired. Several mining
camps have been deserted, and yanphers
are plowing arouHd their land TO pre-
vent fire Ia the grass from running. The
air Is filled with ia dense smoke, but so
far no loss OF life Is reported. Telegraph
lines are somewhat denoralized from the
burning OF poles.
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CINCINNATI, o., July 2O.-The twenty
second annual meeting Of the Society d
the Army Of the Tennessee will be held
here September 25 and 20, Wednesday
and Thursday. On Wednesday evening
the oratlon will DO given at Music Hall
On Thursday evening there will DO {
banquet at the Burnet House. A loca
committee, OF which General Hlcken
looper is chairman, has already begun
making preparations. General Sherman
the President Of tho Society, will b.
present and preside at the meetings ant
at the banquet. By action oithe SoCiet,
the wives and daughters OF members arl
admitted to tho banquet. ltis expected
the meeting will be an unusually large
nhh
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DAMAGE IN aILMER COUNTY,,
The Losses irom the FlOod Greater Thar
First Supposed.


PAREERsBuRG, W, Va, July 2e,-Late
reports from Gilmer county are to the
effect that much more damage than
was at first supposed was done in that
county by the cloud-burst that caused
such great damage and loss.oi liieip Wirt
county. Thestreams that become swollen
sorapidlyand sweptaway everything that
lay In their devastating path, nearly all
have their rise Ia Gllmer, and that coun,
ty was evidently embraced In the edge Of
the cloud.burst, Late reports from Gil.
mer are that all the roads are impassa-
BILE, and that there Is not a farmer In the
county who has not lost from three to
fifty acres Of corn, hay or oats, besides
garden produce, fencing, etc, s, H.
Whiting, one Of the leading farmers Of
the county, estimates his loss at 81 500,
The greatest damage was done in the
south and western portions Of the county,
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WicnirA, KAs, July 2O,-t'lre broke
out this morning In tho three story
brick building occupied by the Cannon
Fruit Commission company, and spread
10 the adjoining four story brick build
Ing occupied by the Wichita Wholesale
GfoCery company. The Gre spread rap
IDLY. Before The fire department began
work the flames had full sway and could
not be subdued, Loss Sl7O,OOOi inSur'
atlCe $4,000,
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Got Three Months Extra.

DpslrS, July 2O.-Dr, Tanner, mem.
bcr of Parliament for Cork, was SEN
fenced to-day at Tipperary to ono
months imprisonment for assaultiug Po-
lice Inspector Stephens in May last.
When judgment was pronounced lo
cried out In the docks ~ defy you.
The maglstracy are the real criminals" !"
For this outbreak three months was
added 10 his sentence.
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CHtco, CAtoJuly eO.--Large forest fires
areraglng on the Humboldt road, eigh'
teen iniles from Chico. The fire has burnt
over district four miles in length, and
is sweeping everything before Il. Much
valuable timber has already been de.
stroyel. The inhabitants have all turned
out and are fighting the flames with
great energy. They hope TO have tho
tire checked by night.
A Santa Barbara dispatch says: Field
fires have been burning In the foot hills
back Of Santa Barbara. Twelve dwell
ings, besides o number Of sbarhg aud q
large quantity oi hay iaye been destroy
ed, a number II horses aud cattle also
persisted. The loss will reach $4,000.
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scorpALE, PAy July @,--Atthe meet.
Ing Of the CokOwOrkerS' General Com.
mittee this afternoon, Bnb'ccmmlt.
tees representing every section oil tho
coke region were appointed enu mas .,ss
meetings will DO held throughout tbe
region. A mass meeting VI II DO held at
Connellsville on Wednesday Promi'
nent officials Of the knights ol Labor
will address tho tnen,
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banks and bankers, s6,2l4, IN increase
Of S2,0ll, and miscellaneous, $0l,O69, q
decrease OF S74, ,24S.
Tax was paid on S,s44,790r650 cigars
|, ,S62, ,726, 100 cigarettes, and 3l,6G7 ,7St
pounds OF oleomargIrine. Among other
contributions by States were these;
New York, Sl5,64S,675i Ohio, Sll,566,'
720; Pennsylvania, s., 20,6OGi West Vir'
ginia, S7S2, ,GO3.
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uiat Ssn Z IIIttsl,pr,,l,,

plrrspunon, July 2O,--A serious riot
occurred this morning among the Italian
labOrerp engaged in laying the new pipe
from tho Belle Vernon gus field. Knives
and pistols were draSn md III the
melee one italian was Killed eph
another mortAlly wounded while quite
n number were seriously hurt with
plOks,olc. Word ggssent 10 Monongahela
City and a posse will bO cent TO thUplacO
10 preserve the peace,
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FlNpLAy, D., JdTy pa tremendous
storm Of Wind, hail and rain swept over
this city last evening, blowing down
fences, trees, outhouses and unfinished
bulldInEV, aud dolnRa great deal Of dam.
age ofa general character, The wind
WIS terrific andthb rainfall tremendous,
while hall as large 40 hickory nuts iell'
\ wag Ia9 ,TQsl 1ssItgcElye Ss9y#, n thV
Ia Great.
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LOUISVILLE, July 20.-The Hon. James
F. Buckner, Collector OF Internal Rev.
enue at this point for two terms under
President Grant and one under Hayes,
10 dying from q paralytic stroke sug.
tained last night AZ his home In this
city. He waS Speaker Of the Kentucky
Legislature forty years ago, o member Of
the State Senate and the holder Of other
prominent official positions. 1ic Is 70
years old aud wealthy.
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LINCOLN, NEE, July 2O.-The articles
Of incorporation Of the Omaha, Lincoln
& Gulf Railway Company were filed ii
the Office Of the Secretary Of State yes
terday. The capital stock Is $4,000, 900
The northern terminus Of the proposed
railroad Is at Omaha, and the charter
provides for d line through Douglas
sarhy, Saunders, CasS, Lancaster, Otto
Johnson, Gage and Jefferson, In Ne
braska, and thence Bouthwesterly L
Briceton, Texas. The length Of the pro
posed line Is ,220 miles.
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PEoRtA, Its, July V9.--tASt night al
$ o'clock Frank RoSalt and Hannah
shearev went boating. This morning
Ehs boat vas found Upside down
KowAil'B hat and coal were u II, and a
neither Of the parties can DO found thel
are supposed 10 have been drowned
The river 10 being searched.
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NEW YoRK, July The visible sup.
ply oi grain on Saturday, July "a, ~
compiled by the New York Produce Ex.
change, was 70 follows Wheat, 1884.
763 bushels, decrease SD,b0i; corn
7,lb3,0 900, decrease Sa1,627I oats, 4,262,'
IBS, decrease 420,820i rye, sl2,D0I, dc.
crease $780, barley S7l,A5, decrease
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FARMtSGroN, ME., July 2O.-DaniOl
HeSdy died this morning, aged Is years.
ite had been a noted civil engineer and
bridge builder. He built the Bates Mill
10 Johnston aud tho first steam flour
mill In 81. Louis, and various large -four
and quartz mills in New Mexico, Callior.
MIA and other Western States, besides q
largo number Of bridges.
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When the Presldont viii Leave Deer Park

When the President will Leave Deer Park,
WAsuINGToS, July2O,-Presiden lIar-
rlson will leave Deer Park for Bar Har'
Dor, August 0, and leave on his return
August 10. Secretary Proctor was ex.
pecIed at the War Department to.Inor-
row, but acting Secretary Tweedale to-
day received telegram from him saying
he would not be able to get here. The
Secretary's young son, who has been an
invalid for several weeks, is worse
annin
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HR MAS NO GRIEVANCE.
Another North Carolina Congressman
Heard RTom,


Heard From,
WAsuISeToS, D, c., July 90,-Repre
sentative Henry 7, Cheatham, of Nortl
Carolina, said: II have noticed severa
articles published recently in leading
journals Of the country, stating that th'
North Carolina delegation of Congress
men were angry and dissatisfied with
the present Administration and woull
likely be disposed to 'kick' when Con
gress meets.
"Now, In regard to the matter can
only speak for myself, | shall not allow
any frivolous or personal feeling to gov
ern my actions In the discharge Of the
grave and responsible duties which will
naturally be required at my hands when
Congress meets. Politically aln Re-
publican; was elected TO Congress py
the Republican party and upon ltepub'
lican principles, and there is no Ques'
ton about my not cheertully support,
ing the party In the organization oi
the next house, aud In every other par
ticuIar for the good Of the country, In
other words. want II understood IN the
beginning that am no kicker, AS for
the Administration, 1t has treated mo
fairly and | have no complaint to make"
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Nav 0RLEAxS, July 9O.-An accident
occurred iASt evening to a passenger
train on The New Orleans 4 Shell Reach
railroad, bywhlCh tho fireman aud one
passenger were severely Injured, q mum
Der ol passengers slightly hurt and sew
eral cars badly damaged. The accident
was caused ny spreading Of The rails,
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Killed by u Failing Tree.

SIl.cI9l plpalcN % Ne INleHIVtlleF'
FAlRsoNB W, vAn July 20.-Mr' Jon.
athan M. Ellchae, a Rpll TO do and
highly respected citizen Of Warrington
district, this county, was instantly
killed to-day by a tree falling on him
whilc 81 work on his farm.
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cllrI.lIan. r1,lnr ror rlolr ~,

ATHENS, July 2a--Many Christian
families are arriving here daily from
Crete, having fed from tho island on
account oi the uprising there. Tho
British men.otwar are expected soon at
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4 unoll Itrromn,endntlon.

WASHINGTON, D. G., July 9o.-The
Civil Service Commission has decided
to recommend to the President that the
civil service rules be- 80 amended rs to
exempt from examination clerks on
river steamboats,, who also at u nominal
salary aOt as postal clerks,
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Mexican News.

CRY OF Mexico, July 20, VIA CALVES.
Tos.-The press is attacking the Chinese
immigration scheme.
Tho reports that negroes arc receiving
concessions for immigrating to Mexico
are false.
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l1csToS, July 0o,--A cyclonio storm Of
wind and talp ihIs afternoon ploushed
a turrow ailoeh feet wide a long dis.
lance and threw the water Of Tie Chico.
E.es river Any feet high, Streams afe