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TnR PoLICE SAT NE is NOT JACK.


LONDON, July l9,-General Boulangor
has issued manifesto in which he de.
clares that the law against multiple can.
dldates in France is blow against uni.
yersal suffrage. The measure, however,
he says, will not prevent tho Nation
making known It's sovereign will, lIO
continues:
"As a protest against this odious viola.
ton OF the law the National Committee
has decided that l shall present myself
as candidate for the Councils General
in eighty cantons. The verdict OF the
people Of those cantons will DO the pre-
lude 10 the grander triumph thatis ilear
at hand. Before long gthe gang that now
dishonors the country will be pitilessly
swept away and internal peace restored"
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Night before last g. l., Shai, the com
mission merchant, had on hands eigh
teen buckets OF berries which he did moi
want to carry over, and he offered thcu
70 Martin Thornton, Of the Brunswick
cheap. Mr.. Thornton concluded TO buy
them and present them to the Sisters IN
charge OF tho North Wheeling orphan
age. They were put on an electric cal
and started for North Wheeling, the con-
ductor being told to deliver them to "tht
Sisters" Late tho same night, after car
rying tho berries three or four round
trips, the conductor walked both Mr.
Shai and MI. Thornton up, with the in
formation that he "Could not find any
Mr.. Sissam." Yesterday that conductor
was fired.
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lIORRlDLg WIFg NUNpgR.
rhe Insane Deed of n Husbnnd-lSIlls His
Eightsen-Ysnr Old Wife,

The InSane Deed of Husbnnd-NilIs His
Eighteen-Year Old wife.
ASHLAND, Wis, July 1O,-A horrible
wife murder occurred near Bad River
station, this county, yesterday after.
noon, The victim was the pretty IS.
year old bride Of Joseph Fuchs, and the
murderer is the husband, man Of
about 40 years OF ago. They had been
married about two weeksand made their
home at Clidden. About 9 o'clock yes.
terday afternoon they left on the north.
bound train. They got of near Morse,
and section foreman saw them walking
arm in arm up the track. He was horri.
fed to see Fuchs strike the woman s0v.
eral times with some deadly implement.
As he approached the murderer picked
up the woman and threw her down a
steep cmbankment. When the section
foreman picked up the body 1t was life
less. In the meantime the murderer
had fled TO the woods. Examination Of
the body showed that the young woman
had been stabbed seven times in the
throat, and terrible gashes on her arms
and hands shows the awful struggle she
had made for life,
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pESTERED DY MORMON FLIES.
Great swarms in Dubuque, Iowa-Th
Inches Deep on the street.

Great swarms In Dubuque, Iowa-Three
Inches Deep on the street,
DUBUQUE, Iowa, July l0.-This city Ia
just recovering from an invasion by Nor.
mon flies, such as 1t has never before
known. Wednesday night these pests
came up from tho river in great swarms
and gathered about the gas and electric
lights 60 that the people were compelled
to abandon the streets. The morning
newspaper and telegraph offices were
compelled to close their windows and
doors to escape torture. These pests
spring from the sand beds along the river
and are sometimes called sand flies.
They are about an inch long with broad
wings and spring into existence In few
hours. After flying about the lights for
one night they Cease 10 exist. Along
tho levGe these pests were so thick that
nothing could be seen but q writhing
mass Of insect life. In many places
along the street, they were three inches
in depth where they had fallen dead
upon the pavement. The stencil from
their bodies was unbearable, and the
health authorities had several wagons
employed to remove the offensive mass
DiSinieCtants have been applied. Old
settlers along the river say they have
never seen the like before and claim
that 1t Is indicative Of an unusually hot
RelBOn
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vile increased from sixty.six million
bushels in 1854 to ninety-one million
bushels in 1859. For the other i'm
proyements under his charge Lieutenant
Beach asks the appropriation Of the fol-
lowing named sums for the coming year;
Monongahela river S50,00Oi Alle'
gheny river, $4,000; Herr's island dam,
l0O,000i harbor at mouth Of Muskingum
river, $4,000, The unexpected balance
Of the appropriation for the improve.
ment OF the Muskingum river will be
sufficient to complete the project under
way. A summary OF the commerce Of
Muskingum river shows that 1915
steamers, 1902 barges and $50 miscel-
laneous crafts passed through the lock
during the year 1850,
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PORTLAND, oaEdoS, July 1o.-Iasl
night tho jury in tho case Of Charles
oldS, charged with the killing OF Emil
Weber, brought In a verdict Of murder
in the first degree. This Is the second
trial. The first jury disagreed. oldE
and Weber were both very prominent
members Of the sporting fraternity
Tho shooting is the result Of a lohE
standing and bittoF ieud. The iAta
shooting and trials Of 0lda have attracted
great public attention, Every possible
effort was made 10 acqult 0lds, but with
out success. The verdict ui the iur,
meets with general public approval.
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WILL TAKE IIIN no ClNCINSArI.
Chief BelI has the Grsat COunterfeIter In
Chnrga-GnYnn,a EGcann.


Chief BeiI has the Great CnunterfeIter In
CharGe-Guyon's Escape. -.
DAYTON, o., July l9,--Captain John
S, Bell, chief Of the government secret
service, will take Nelson briggs md wife
and baby, aud Mrs. Mary Brown, to jail
at Cincinnati, for completely in the coun-
terieiting deal that was turned up yes
terday. briggs, who is 50 years old, is
under escort Of u detective. Visiting
friends hope 10 get $4,000 bail.
All hopes Of capturing Jim Guyon,
alias Jim Hamilton, with whom the de-
teCtives had the skirmish yesterday,
have been abandoned. All OF the last
issue OF $4,000 counterfeit ten dollar
notes Is now In the hands Of the secret
bureau, but the plates have not turned
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SpRECKElS WIIn THE TRUST.
The Sugar Klng'I Hand Visible 10 the Cor
bine-SuspIcIous circumstances,


hino-suapiclOus circumstances.
NEw York, July lO.-A belief that the
yapt quantities OF refined sugar that
have been piled up in the big storage
warehouses along the Brooklyn water
front during tho past two years had
been corralled in the view OF n squeeze
by tho managers Of the sugar trust has
found many supporters in financial cir.
cles. Though for some time past this
putting up Of the commodity was gener-
ally known, it was supposed to be
owing to q scarcity OF room in the re.
filming buildings. The Havemeyer and
Elder, Havemeyer aud Mathiessen and
WiCker's Companies, the apparent con-
trolling spirits Of tho trust, were the
most extensive storers. On the Stock
Exchange tho opinion prevails to-day
that the trust has been engineering a
corner in sugar and that ere long the
price OF tho refined article will DO sent
up like u rocket.
For months back every available inch
OF store rooms in the big grocery houses
on the west side have been utilized for
storing sugar and many Of the public
warehouses heretofore at this season OF
the year filed with winter supplies OF
canned goods, have been engaged by the
wholesalers for sugar storage. On the
other hand, Wall street sugar brokers,
those who will talk OH the subject, hold
that the trust hag stored the sugar
because there Is no market for it. The
price have struck bottom and the
renners can realize no profit on
their manufacture. II has been
suggested that possibly the sugar
has been accumulated 10 under.
mine Claus Spreckles when he
got his Philadelphia beet product re.
linery In operation; that II was tho in-
tcntion to swamp the market with the
genuine article NJ low price rs soon as
SpeCkels turned out his first cargo In
answer to his theory. A member Of the
most prominent sugar concern In Wall
street, but with no alliliation with the
trust said to-day: "Whatever the oh.
jeCt OF the storage OF tlissugpr II is almost
certain that SpeCklCs has hand In II.
Hi alleged enmity TO the sugar trust Is
all moonshine. No one inside gupposeH
for an instant that ho is going TO light q
corporation OF S60,000,000. lie is with
the trust hand and glove"
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LlTTLE FALLS, MIMI, July lO.-Albert
Bulow was hanged at $40 a, m. to-day
in accordance with the new State law,
which prcscribes that executions shall
take place between tho hours Of ! and
a. in, The law limits the number oI
persons who shall witness tho execution
ard there were only thirteen persons
inside the inClosure when the drop fell.
Bulow met death bravoly and made nc
confession, The law provides that news
papers shall publish only the bare an
nounCement Of banging8 but all the
Minneapolis and 81. Paul papers con
tanned iull details Of Bulow's execution.
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LONDON, July 19.-The trial Of the &C.
ton of Mr.. William o'Brien against
Lord Salisbury began to-day, Mr..
0'Brien testified that he had never in.
cited to murder or robbery either upon
the platform or in his paper, United Ire
land. He never advocated crime. Sir
Edward Clarke, Solicitor General, Coun-
sci for Lord Salisbury, subjected Mr..
O'Brien to a searching cross examina-
tion. He failed to show that tile wit
ness editorial articles and speeches just
ilied the language used by Lord
Salisbury.
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LOCAL RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.
The Amount OF Money Asked for the worl
1Durlng tile Coming Year.

The Amount OF Money Asked for the Work
1Durlng tile Coming Year.
WASHINGTON, July lO.-Lieut. Beach,
In the absence OF Col. Merrill, who iS in
Europe, reports 10 the Chief Of En-.
ginOers upon the Improvements Of the
Ohio river, MonongahOla river, W. Va,
Allegheny river, Pa and MuSkIngum
river, Ohio, Of the hArbor Of refuge al
tho mouth OF tho Musklngun, and OF a
dam AZ Hefr's Island, Ia. He says that
during the year contracts were left iot
the construction Of low crib dams be.
tween Davis and Neville Islands, and al
the head Of Marietta Island aud for low
guiding dlkeB AZ Elght.Mlle Island
Bonanza Dat, Madison, Ind, and Casey
willie, KY. Work was continued dufinI
tho year al numerous points and lhI
dredgo and snag boats were In operation
constantly,
The estimates for Tho coming year To-
work Oh the Ohio river proper, were q
follows Low dams and dik6S, 100000
commencing movable dams, 2 and Z
100000, lock bar across tho mouth o
Licking river, N0,0O0j snagglnR anl
dredging, $4,000 removing rocks AM
BnAVs between PaduCAh and Cairo, $50
OOOJ office and contingent expenses
S16, ,0OOi total $4,000.
The statistical tables accompanying th
reports show that the ahipmenls ol col
from PlttSbutgh 10 Cincinnati and Louil
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Nolhlnr h i.Iie Inr On MnIda.

rolNT pLRAaANr, ". VA July lO.--
Anituan Merriam llogES, maiden sisters
living Just over the line in Jackson Coun'
ty, committed suicide last Tuesday by
taking arsenic, They left n letter signed
Jointly, saying that there was nothing
In lie fof old maids, and that they were
tired OF H. They were In fair Citcunl
stances, but had no relatives living.
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the BRUTE SULLIVAN.

iIe Arrives In New York Drunk, While Ills
Mother Lies at tho Point of Death.
New York, July 10.-John L. Sullivan
arrived at the Pennsylvania depot at
Jersey City on the limited express at
s o'clock tonight. There were two
friends with him, and they got him into
carriage and across the Cortlandt street
ferry. Sullivan was very much intoxi.
Gated, and unable to talk sensibly about
anything.
The fact Of sullivan's presence in the
city soon became noised about and all OF
tho leading sports started In search OF
him, but failed 10 find him. Mike
Sullivan, John LIS brother, who has
been stopping at the Vanderbilt Hotel
for the past week had intended TO leave
for Boston last night, but the news OF
his brothers. intended arrival in New
York prevented him and ho spent the
night In iruitless search for him.
Young Sullivan was very anxious 10 see
bis brother and take him home at once.
He said: "Nfy mother at present lies
between life and death and heretofore
we have kept this information from
him, but now II is absolutely necessary
that lle should come home at once"
Phil Lynch, one OF Sullivan's friends,
who was Unable TO fnd him at midnight,
said that Sullivan and johnson would
probably remain quiet until II was def.
nitely understood whether Sullivan
would be delivered 10 the Mississippi
authorities on o regulation or not,
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A large bowling party, numbering
about thirty.tive, ladies and gentlemen,
had possession Of the alleys out at the
Park last evening, The originators and
patrOnesses were Mrs. W. w. Arnett,
Mrs, Andrew Patterson and Mrs. Platol
Zane. Much enjoyment was had out OF
the sport and all were 10th to leave at
1880 o'clock, at which hour the special
train over the Elm Grove road brought
those from the city back to their homes.
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A BLOODY YNCOuNTRR,
The Result of Long standing Fsud Near
birmingham, Ala,

birmingham, Ala,
BIRMlNoHAN, ALAn July lO,-Fo
several years a feud has existed between
the families Of Simpson and Howton il
the extreme western portion OF thil
county, 1t began by Tom Simpson kill
ing one Of the Howtons, for which he
was tried in the criminal court here. A
mis-trial resulted and Simpson was re-
leased on bail, which he subsequently
forfeited and areward oi $500 was offered
for his arrest,
The next tragedy was the death Of
another Howton by shot from ambush
as he was riding along the road, Re-
Gently the officers OF the law have been
trying to arrest Tom Simpson, who was
known TO be in the vicinity oi Mud
creek, Yesterday Sheritfs Glenn, SCrog.
gins and W. II. Morgan went down to
Mud creek and secured the assistance OF
two OF the Howtons and lust night sur.
rounded Simpson in gin house, where
he was sleeping in company with an
other man and negro, At daylight
Tom came ont looking around and was
promptly ordered by Scroggins to throw
up his hands and surrender. Instead
OF doing so, he rushed around tho house
with bullet from Scroggin's pistol
whistling after him and was met by q
bullet from j, r, Howton's gun and fell
dead. Almost at tho same instant two
guns were fred from the gin house,
killing Deputy Morgan and fatally
wounding j. B. Howton, The inmates
OF the gin house, who ever they are,
have barricaded the house and defy
arrest, ], @. Howton at once came to
Birmingham for assistance, leaving
Deputy SCroggins on guard assisted by
several OF HOwton's friends. Sheriff
Smith at once dispatched seven deputies
armed with WinChesters to the scene Of
the difficulty.
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BoSroN, July 1O,-Count Leo sChwab
died at BeaChmont, Mass, this morning.
The Count was widely known as 'ThO
soldiers irlend.n BY what hereditary
right he asstmod the tito Of Count ID
q mystery, On soldiers and sailors In
distress or sickness he expended q large
fortune, and no emergency was called Ia
his attention without being met az once
by liberal donation,
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Makes the lives Of many people inlsera.
bic, and often leads 10 Beli.deSlfuctlon
We know Of no remedy for dyspepsil
more successful than Hoods SarSaparllla
II acts gently, yet surely aud efficiently
tones the stomach and other organs, re-
moves the faint feeling, creates n goot
appetite, cures headache, and refreshed
tie burdened mind, Give Hoods Harsa
pafilla q fair trial. II will do YOU good
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commnnler Wnrnsr,. Itsllmnle.

MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, July 10.-Com'
mandcr.in. Chief Warner stopped over In
this city to-day. When asked what he
thought the attendance at the coming
Milwaukee enCampment would DO, be
said: swell, there are over 400, 900 mem
bers Of the order, and II the one cent
rate had been carried into effect, think
fully 100000 members would have been
In attendance, dI nee, which with their wives "a
meant 100000. Yet, / think there will
still he a good attendance. There arc
about 1000, delegates who will probably
all DO here"
What pension measures will DO adj
voOated by the enCatnpment2" ~.
" think the dependent pension bill
will DO reendorsed, and think the old
soldiers arc all Ia favor Of the service
pension bill,n
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PITrsBuRaH, July 1O.-The losses to
the various life insurance companies by
reason OF the flood ip the Conemaugh
Valley will reach over S25O0O0. OF this
amount Of losses, Sl75,OO6 has already
been paid to the benefcaries, and as fast
as the proofs are made the money Is dis
huraed
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Storm In the IIooI,lng valley.

NELsoSyILLE, O., July ia terrific
rain storm was in progress in this part oil
tho Hooking Valley all yesterday after
noon. A cloud burst is reported at
Logan, and tho people here have be.
come frightened and many families
abandoned their homes to find safety on
the hilsides. Trains have been stopped
by Washouts,
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GRHESsBuRo, ISb, July i0.-A COLI.
Slon took place ten miles east Of here last
night on the Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Chicago 4 81. Louis railroad between
ihe WsBtbound express and eaSt,bound
freight, the freight having broken In
two. An unknown man was Killed and
Postal Clerk Cochran was severely in'
iuted,
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TIE q. A. II. BNCANPMBST.
Commander.In.Chicr Warner Urges
Many as Possible to Attend.

mmander.in.Chicf Warner Urges rs
Many as Possible to Attend.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, July 19.-Najor
Warner, Commander.in. Chief OF tho G.
A. r., yesterday issued general order
No. 10, in which he urges all the G. A.
Il. posts Of the country to send as large
delegations as possible to the national
enCampment at Milwaukee. The tender
OF service by the Missouri department
as escort for the Commander.in.C Chief is
accepted. The day for the parade is set
for August 27, and tho announcement Is
made that no one will be allowed to
participate except members OF the G. A.
K. and Sons OF Veterans. Department
commanders Rre urged TO inform head.
quarters Of the number OF men who will
attend from each department, 80 that
suitable provision may be made for all.
Appointments 10 the stat Of the Com.
mander.in.Chiei are also announced,
They include veterans from the posts, oil
California, Colorado, Illinois, Kansas,
Missouri, New York, Ohio, Washington
Territory aud Wisconsin,
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GRAND Forks, OAK, July l9,-The
past few days has been extremely hot,
People have sweltered and suffered I'm.
der the penetrating rays OF old Sol.
The effect OF the weather upon tho crops
has not been Of the most beneficial kind.
Tuesday night there was one Of the
heaviest rain falls that ever visited this
section. The great feature 0i the rain
was the extended area Of territory that
II covered. The counties OF Rottlneau,
Rolette, Ramsey, Nelson and Trall all
needed tho rain, and they got 1t in pro-
fuse quantities.
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SItcIdI DIRpdltN 70 NC INEtHIVtNttF,
srEuDENyILLE, o., July l0.-Govern-
ment dredge boats Ohio aud Oswego
will begin Monday to deepen the chan.
mel west of the central span and main
channel Of the river, to make 1t passable
during the repairs to the Panhandle
bridge and the consequent distractions
Of the river, Superintendent Z. ]. Gar.
penter arrived this evening. The CEN
trail channel here had eight feet OF water
under the middle span to-day and under
the span to the west five feet ten inches.
1t is expected 10 equalize them.
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CHICAGO, July l0,-As a final result Of
the recent insane asylum scandal an In.
vestigatlOn Of abuses and malLtealmenl
whereby a patient Lost hisllie, the Coun,
ty board to-day removed Dr.. ], q, Kisr.
Rgn, Medical Superintendent, and elect,
cd Dt W. l.. Noblep acting medical ID.
peElntendent,
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WARRINGTON, D. o, July lO,--preSl.
dent Harrison to-day SpnL through the
State Department a dispatch 10 Dom
Pedro, Emperor Of Brazil, congtatulat
ihg him upon hls escape from the assas
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pnrnnllin snn.inn,l

EDISDuRuu, July 1O.-Mr. Parnell ar.
rived here to-day to receive the freedom
Of the city. A large crowd had gathered
at the railway station to greet him and
he was accorded an enthusiastic rcccp.
ton. Shortly after his arrival he nd
dressed an open air meeting Of work.
ingmen,
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CHICAGO, July lO.-Ths X. Of L.
Board to-day recommended . union Of
the X. Of l.. carpenters with The United
Carpentets Council. They suggested
that the two elements he under tho
control Of an advisory committee 10 be
made up equally from each bod which
will issue the working cards 10 mem
kaka
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TRESroS, N,Jojuly iO.-jamcs BORgS,
about % years Of age, said 10 DO a pros
porous citizen Of Paterson, shot himself
through the heart and died almost In
gtAntly in q saloon here this morning
He lett a letter 10 his vile In which IL
stated tat he was no longer In his riRh'
mind owing 70 bis gpteeI.
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GREAT HANAWHA VALLEY.

A Cloud Hurst Causes High Water In the
Elk and POcR Rivers,
Special DiIpGieA 10 he LRieaigaoeT,
CHARsEsToN, W, Va, July lO,-There
was sudden rise in the Elk river last
night caused by a cloud burst, A large
number OF logs from below the boom
were swept away, but all were afterward
recovered in the Kanswha river, The
damage by the rise was very little.
There was rise OF ten feet in the Poca
river, and 100 RATS OF saw.logs and ties
were brought out. The rain was the
heaviest ever known IN this section.
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LONDON, July l9.-The syndicate OF
paper manufacturers has about COM
pleted all the arrangements for the pro.
posed combination. The capital Of
! 900, 900 pounds has already been guar
anteed. It Is expected that the imme-
diate effect OF the combination will bo
an advance Of per cent in the price Of
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SiIssls,lppI Iiopubllcans,

JACKSON, Miss, July lO.-Thc Re.
publican Executive Committee met
here to-day and will make a proposition
10 the Democrats to mako a iuBlon ticket
for members Of the Legislature and
county officers, and II II Is not accepted
will run O strAight Republlcati ticket.
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NRw YoRE, July l0.--Nirs, John A.
Logan, wife Of the late United States
Senator Logan, arrived from Europe TO.
day on the steamer Trave, She was met
down the bay by her son and daughter,
and afterwards left for youngstown, o,