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rERRlsLE cLouDsuRsT.
= Esei~fes she Towns os Clear Greek Canea
Celsra<as. from tina wosld.

= Esel~fes shs Towns ss ulear Greek Caaea.
Celsrass. from ths woaid.
pENyER J1iy a.
tn Colorado has occurred terribls Ca
asxtrephe that has temporarily isolated the
towns of Clear Greek canon from the
world. Az mianigks an immsnse cloud
burst near the forks Of creek, pouring a
delngs OF water within the narrow walls OF
tne eaAon. n completely demolished the
two iron railway bridges - the forks. and,
- Gar as can be learned, annihiIatad all the
atrnctnres In the vicinity. The restaurant,
the depot and the outhouses were swept
away by the food. Fortunately. 10 ~ be-
lisvsd. no fives were lost. The immense
colnmn of water, laden with wrecksge,
went tearing down the canon with the re-
sult that, from the forks % Golden, there
II scarcely vesties Of the railroad left.
The greater portion OF the roadbed is
washed away and all means Of commnnca-
tion are destroyed After the olondburst .
furious hsilstorm set In, and Il is reported
that hail foot deep is lying ia the canon.
AZ n o'clock next morning train loaded
with bridge timbers and conveying 300
men lsft Denver for the scene Of destruc-
ton. II viii be about three days before
the road is repaired.
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ChieAeo's school Superintendent of Census
Fsmas That Many More Names.
cRioAao. July "a
Superintendent of School Census Frank
Land has completed his work and shows
difference OF over l00, 900 names which are
short on the census report OF Supesintend-
snt Gilbert to Superintendent Porter. The
correct number Of Chioago's population Ia
l,5uO.Oo0. The unsatisfactory work done
here by ths census people results In . loss
to ohicago Of two senatorial districts. Mr.
Frank Land has been superintendent OF
school census here for eight years, and Ia
known 10 hs man OF unimpeachAbie In
1sRrity. BY annexation Chicago has gained
only 20O, 600 In population.
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HAs&H&AAs H4Ns s1ty "a
WI. Billiards. boarding house, thus city,
thrss- story dwelling, was blown mp esriy
this morning. Three persons we're killed
and ton injured, two OF whom will probably
die. There we're thirteen people In the
house. The explosion shattered the walls
and they collapsed In m instant and fell Q
mass OF ruiDs. The most Of the occn-
psnts os the house we're asleep and were
hurled from their beds and either buried
under the falling debris or thrown on the
top Of g.. Tho killed are: Mrs. w. .. Bul.
lard, Tsockley and Qua Robie.
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.sWcman Ii an omniverous animal.
says q great London physician. whose
investigation OF woman's power Of eat
ing has led him to the conclusion that
she IN. as q rule, much more fond OF
unsaasonable food at unreasonable
hours than man. Men do not eat
some taainas, because they know II they
do they 7wIli be ayspeptic and ilk tenn
pered next dag; but the frailast woman
bless her sweet soul aud strong
slomaehL-will consume the very thing
q man refuses. and sise on the morrow
without wrinkle ON her face or =
rusfie in hsr temper. 10 be q eomiqrt 20
hsrself and aSeryone else. Heaven
only knows how they do 1.-THE doc
tors donI
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1<**e*A Gt&9 law W8*&&s
sGoux Crry. July O.
Hogs -Rsssapss. a.ooo, osasiai yessssdAy, LAS.
MAFkst opsnsd STEADY and closed ~ : So lewsr.
ssllina q ss.s7ssws.oT4 u bsik, s2sss<32es:
osssls=-nsssipss. 90 ofieasl yssssTdsy. sss;
Qsesaaleas Est sessss nlnA ssfss
..s 900 .s.. .. . % sssd ssss ss..s: si;s s;:s
ssssesfs5 ikIT y rod. sf7sesOoi islsslss.
e1Me1ass; eewss sxtsa shofss. corn-fsd
= sssss- g g.sss.s ss.s Z = scea: sATseass
mon' a - s.des ssiss. ssolss. sassbs.ss: Is 40
n ssnno. -. sss.qaS; vssa saasss poos 20
ssutA 0sn.As Awe ssesk.
scuTH oxAHA. July "a.
Ross Rsssipss, s.sm; ofnssai yesterday.
s.e70 shipmsnts ) osrs. Maskss opsnsd Easy.
selling - s415ss.50
o.ssls-assss2ss i:ooe os.,s..l :. ..ss ysssss.asy:
20 shAds kishsr.
Chis@ss lave Stock.
CmIcAao. July "a
HOES -Ressip<s. $4,000 MAHkst sasssx Light,
saIssss.ss; heavy psskias and shippiag o y
Cstss. -Rsesspss. is.ooa MazAss sSoas steady.
Bssvss. y. xoeBlso Texans. ~ zOBas0.
nussoss Nssisss. sssoss 70 western, ss,oos
40
Now xsrk Pvoaaos.
MKw Yokx. July ~.
whsss -btrong. hlgiasr; Bspsembsr. ssgssAs; !;
Deosmb9x, ogh&Jae3<e.
Corn Higher Ns. !, se14aSe.
frossalcas -pork. ssssdy sis so@isso. Lard.
steady 4e00 Butter, Easy: western, % lie.
Elxsns. f7HiTsAs. Rxxzs Arm western. t7h
@tTMe.
ChseMxe Rxs<ann@.
CnluAao. July M.-Cieas sis p. m.
whsMA -Flrm; cash. seis@eoss ssptsmhsE.
duxn ksssdy: cash, s5se; sspsambsr aske.
o~4s-Firmi eash. sss@aasscI sspssnbsE.
W&e
Rys-~ ~Firm; 4s6sxs@e.
BRxiaf -kd0w.
prfxns Tlmo9hy~-8l.sD
Klmxr~nseedy e 41.2s.
Whisky~4t.ln
Prosisfsns -Poxk steady; each sil.ss: asp.
tsmbsE. 1l0.ls0aenn Lard nssn; cash ss.s0 !;
nsptembsx. H64M
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

THE disordsrly Grenadisr guards have
lsft London for their sxile in Bermads. A
troop ship win follow with thsir famiiiss.
A BATTALION of troops hes been ordered
to sail ID once from Madrid 20 reinforce
the Spanish garrison at Msilila which is
bsseiged by Arabs.
JosEPH oHAMBrnLArN and his wife,
who leave London early i'm August for
America, expect 10 spsnd three months In
the tour OF this country.
A. O. WILSON, Of Rushvills. H., found
his wife in company With James Denny.
Wilson shot and killed his wife and
wounded Denny, but not seriously.
BRADLET, BARTON a Co.'s wooden
mannfactoTy at Pittsburg burned. Loss.
S75. 1000, fuliy insured. Four aremen were
seriously injured BY falling wsiis.
A PART Of ths town of Slonim, Russia,
has been wrecked by . hurricane. Many
teen bodies have been recovered.
AT Mount Morr1s. N. X. Miss Llsxls
Long, aged 10 years, wsns 20 sleep Sunday,
July Is and has not yst awakened. She
breathes frssly and naturally and appears
to BE- generally healthy.
A ADErAcHMKxr Of Turkish soldisrs who
we're snrouts from their camp 10 o veil
near Csnoa. Crsts, 70 draw water were
6red upon BY party Of Christians hidden
IN ambush. Fivs Of the Turks vsrs killed.
FLOODS In The Hosng Ho. China, have
destroyed fhs smbAnkmsnt a Lunwan-
miao. 6hsngh- Tune is inundated. The
Peiho 10 also raising. The water covers
tbs country % far as che walls Of Pskin.
TEE Russian ambassador 1t CONSTANT.
nopie hss sent another communication 10
the porte demanding payment Of the war IN !.
dsmnity. The debt now amounts to Si62,--
$50, 900. Turkey has only paid two years
instailmsnss since 1881.
JoHN II. DUNCAN, Of Springfield, Mo
has broust snst for $4,000 for
slander against Congressman Will
lam IA. Wade. Duncan charges
that Congressman Wade In 9
public speech ussd ths words: Duncan
Published lis on me In the Aurora Ad,
vetfsev. Gao buy him for s2.50."
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Twenty Men Asleep on Q Raft
Ushered Into Eternity by
Their Hellishness
A st Joseph Mother Accidentally
Causes the Death of Her
Twin Daughters.
Striking New York cloakmakers Be-
coming Turbulent---Western
Pork Packing Figures.
MONTREAL, July "a.

MONTREAL, July o.
A dispatch from Pembroke. eighty-six
miles above Ottawa, on the upper Ottawa
river. says that two days ago some mis-
creant cut the rope holding raft Of logs
TO the bank on which twenty-five rafts~
men were stopping over night. The raft
with ga asleep ON board drifsed ont into
the river and into the rspids. mile below
before those on board were awakened. OF
the twenty-five only two got ashore. No
trace Of the bodies of the twenty has besn
found.
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A ~. Joseph Mother Aceiienfiy Caases the
Death al Hsr Twin Daughters.
On. JosxrH. July "a.
Mrs. John 0'Meara, the wife Of WE'LL
known contractor, accidentally caused the
death Of her twin daughters, aged =
months, by crushing them in bed while
asleep. On awaking her grief Was terrible,
and before her husband oonld prevent IL
she plunged q dagges snto her bosom.
She Is now ia q critical condition.
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ALBANY. N. T., July w.
A sad story Of mental arrangement
comes from eonysrnenr. Alice Desoe be-
came Insane year ago On account Of the
dssertion Of her lover. and was SAINT 10 the
Utica asylum. Three months ego she was
released a. cured. July 4 she mot hsr
recrsant lover. and the shock again de-
stroysd her reason. The unfortunate girl
has Just besn ssnt back 10 the asylum, II
a beliayed hopelsasly insane.
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Named this Morning by Ne
braska Republicans to
Succeed Thayer.
Church Howe Chosen Is Temporary
eirairmm--The Resolutions
as Adopted.
The Work Of the Convention Occupies
the Entire Nieht--The Ticket
conplstsd To-Day

81
I.rxcogx. Neb., July -. special
Az $50 lssa night the Nebraska rspnb-
lIcan convention. was called 10 order a
Funke's opera heaae.. Church Howe was
made chairman
AZ a o'clock this morning tho following
resolutions we're reported 10 the conyen-
tion and read By the secrstary:
wHEAKAs Ths state board OF transportation
has ignored shs just demand OF tins people for
rsiisf froan railroad sxtortion. thersfors.
Hescitsd. That ths nsnabsrs q said board.
VINO nave thus controlled Ita action deserve the
csnsurs of ths republican party q this stzts
and ne hereby eonasmn their course.
wHEnkAs This rspnbiiean party OF KebEaskA
has redeemed fss pledRe To che psople by sub
mistlns tbs question OF prohtbd9ion or lieens-
ing enc trsf7is u sntoxieAting itquoFs. and
waERRAs We rssosnise fhs right Of tbs pso-
PIE - dstsrsntns tnas question. tasEsfofe.
F<esolsad, That ws, ths republicans OF Ne
breska IN eonvsntfon assembled. hereby pledge
ourselves 90 the earnest and impartial snsorce-
msnt Of whatsoever constitutional pfovysion may
be adopted BY ths people.
wHEmRAs, Ths republicans Of Nebraska In
state convention assembled An isexs BY vots
oE ssl % lsp. dsclsred In favor of submitting To
q vots of tha psopge Df ths state the question os
"a amendment 81 xlaa constitution prohibition
the mannfsoture. sais ard importation of malt.
spurious and yinaa liquors tn shs state and.
wHKRnAa Tha republicans cf Nebraska a.
sernhled Ia state convention IN fssa. by vota
OF SIC 10 IA rastAed the above action. and upon
thin issue tlas isgislatuTs waa elected an 1870.
and
wmnmmas. The republican members OF the
last h0use Of Nebraska su sansua ssaemalea
declared thalr lnlsnAiCn of cAxxyfn6 out the
pledge By q vo1e Of AZ 30 81. and in the issisla-
tnFs Of ass1 lid by vote Of 81 10 40 carry fhis
iolnt resolution, and
wHKRRAs, The counties whose represents
tives voted s0r the ioins resolution east . rs-
publican majority Of is COS, anA1 the counties
whose rerxaxentatsves voted against tins fasoiu-
zion east democratic majority cf a.fsl thsre-
sees. be ID
Resolved That In the interest Of the rspub-
lioan party enc supublican state canveEtlun o.
Nehraska now assembled declare Ina fmvor os
the sAopfion of ths pending psohlhftory snnsna-
mant so the eonstltutaon. sssd pissies ths party
to its sapport and iss rigid snforesnasnt By sait
able laws.
The same were adopted.
Al aslO . motion to adjourn until =
o'clock was defeased. n was then decided
TO proceed 10 ballot for candidate for
governor. Nominating speeches having
been dispensed with II was attempted 70
further expedite basiness by making ths
arsf ballot fcrmAl ono. The frst ballot
was so1nsthing Of q surprise from the fact
that ii introduced some new candidates.
The resuIt or this ballot was:
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MrnNnARoL1s. July D.
The Joaynars Rsdwing, Mimi, special:
The government inspectors have secured
tAs names Of 214 persons who wsrs on
board Of the ill-fated steamer. Sea Wing.
which wAa wrecked In storm ON lake Pep
pin. The steamer and barge were allowed
by Law to carry only l75 persons. The
penalty tor the violation is severe.
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on TIE LAKE FRoNT.
Ths cfsx Usancaa Decide % There LeeHss
The wsrta's Fair.

The cIsx Usuneia Decssss % There hoesss
rhe Wsrta's FHsr.
cn1cAan. July o.
Amid great cheering The ordinance by
the directors or the worlds fSir asking The
nse Of the lake front ~ part Of the site Tor
the worid'a fair uss adopted by the Chicago
city council withoaf amendment. The
vote stood A 10 III. The ordinances
pledges Abe city Of Chicago TO pay for any
piiing or flling III Of The Lake that may be
necessary 10 the extent OF $4,000, 900, and
after the fair ID ended return TO be made OF
thu ground to tho city 10 he used forever
a. . publlc park. Not less than 100 acres
of the lake front are to be utilized for
Worid's fair purposes. II 10 stipulated
that no bargain Of any sort il 10 be entered
into between tho fair directors aud the II
linois Central railroad for control of that
portion Of the lake front occupied by the
Illinois Central tracks unless said bargain
shall be iirst approved by ihe city coupeil.
In case the city Of Chicago loans Or SUBJ
scribes $5. O0o, 900 to the stock OF the ex-
position directors 30 guarantee that the
amount OF money returned TO tho city shall
be less than the cost Of whatever psiing
or 6lIiDg Of the lake may bs done.
The ordinance does not AK any maxi
mum number Of acres 10 be- utilized Of the
lake front, bnt the greatest amount 10 be
obtsinahls BY any Of the plans thus far in
formally outlined II $50 10 400 acres. No
changs IL made In the plan of placing the
remaindsr Of the affair i'm Jackson park,
about ivs milss distant. on the lake shore.
By the lake front 10 meant Chicago har-
bor and long strip Of land immediately
adjoinina and between tho business portion
Of the city and the waters Of Lake Michi-
gan. After passing the ordinance the
council voted 70 sppoint COMMITTEES OF
ave TO 90 10 Springfield 20 operate with the
WORLDS fasr directors in securing favorable
lsgislaslon. IL decided also that com-
mittee should be appointed 10 endeavcr 10
settle lake front litigation.
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Miss Bella Lane, Of Ottawa. Ont, was
married 10 Or. Msrkhlm, Hindoo ocnlisl,
vino Upsnsd M once There SONS months
ago. The Wedding has created decided
sensation owing 10 the brides social promi-
nence. The marriage appears 10 have been
the result Of iose at irst sight. Tho fair
bride, learning Of the miraculous cures
which the oculist was efxecting, went 70
him for treatment. The blandishments OF
she oriental doctor seemed TO have touched
htr heart and she succumbed 10 Cupids
gentle dart. Rev. A. w. Macksy performed
the wedding ceremony, which was Witnessed
by . large number of spectators. The
bride VISA supported by her brother, and
was aftired Ia q costume of cream colored
silk. The groom looked handsome and
gallant IN brilliant red plush coat trim
med with srmins, velvet breeehss and plush
eap.
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motion 20 adjourn nntil o'eleck YES.
f1sf-
On the third formal ballot Il. ID. Rich
ards was nominated, he receiving 447 VOTES.
rms Ticket Completed.
Befors adjourning to-day the following
ticket was nominated:
For Govsrnor--L4 ID. Richards
For Secretary OF stateA~J. @. Allsrs of Red
willow.
For Auditor T1aos H. Bsnton. Of Dodge.
For Treasurer ]. u. Hill. Of Gage
For Attorney Gensraa--H. H. Hastings ox
Enline.
For Land Commissionsr -0scxss Humphrey
q Custer.
For state su perinssndsns-A. X. Gswdy, Of
Wnbstaw
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&IfE ~ W3FM#H 10 &HW&HaE@k M&As
NEW YonK. JulY "A.
The speriai correspondents for leading
out -of-town newspapers have been having
. hard time Of n since the Western Union
.flre. Most OF the leading papers Of the
country at Boston, PHILADELPHIA, Cincin-
nati, Chicago and sc. Lonis. have special
wires tor service Of their own special dis
patches. These we're all eat on BY the
IRE. and In restoring connections. the cor
respondents have been obliged 20 10 20
weshAwken, Hoboken and Jersey City to
serve their papers. As they are al da-
pendent upon the city papers Tor advance
proofs Of news Of the day, the distance
from newspaper oficaa, tine taken In
crossing ferries and other bother and
wurry, have made life burden 10 them.
The Wsstsrn Union people nov expect %
get the special wires running In their for
mer manner by Tomorrow night.
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BEaEIx, July a.
Dispatches received here fTola tbs City
OF Mexico state the Mexican governnaens
will maintain neutral attitude In the DIS
pusss between the Central American re-
pnbIlcs. Dispatehes also stats that the
United States and Mexico will oftsr TO oct
a. arbilrators Of the questions u Issue be-
tween khom.
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HALIFAX ~ y, JHay -
"A letter fron Halifax lady now visit
iuK pFymInsnE London official asssrts she
has Learned that Jack the Ripper has been
under arrest la London for some time, but
the fact has been kspt secret IN order that
the case may be worked up against ths
prisoner. He IL medical student, and
his arrest was effected through informa-
tion oivon by his siaker.
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CTNc1xEATI. O.. July -.
The Cincinnati Price Carveat says:
Dry weafhar conditions have bad "a Ina
portant influence m Fastening the market
inQ of hogs. Ths weeks packing returns
Indicate total Of $4,000 against loo, 900
last year, making total OF $50. 600 since
March against 4,600,0 year ago.
Leading plaees compare as follows:
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LoxDon. July ~.
Two thousand dock Iaborers vent ous
on strike to-day on account OF tbs re-
fnsal OF the employers TO permit an In.
specsion of the new hands to ascertain
whether they we're union men and bore
union cards.
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wksHMaTon. July As.
The president, accompanied BY seerstary
Proctor, Attorney fisnsral Miller, POST
master General WAnamsksr and Gen. sco~
iald, Col. Esnest and Capt. TayleFs of shs
arny. left here this znorniae on : spsciAl
train 10 wish tha snoampnsnt ofths Psnn-
syvlyanGa national gBsrd = III. tlsstna.
ma party viii reasrn Il nidnIght.
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NEW YoRx, July "a.
The striking cloakmakers are bceoming
surbalent aud resoEting 10 aess Of violence
TO enforce their demands. Last night
tweaty al them entered the apartments of
MIRA. Celia Bender, VINO employs dozen
hands. Tbs rioters CHASED these away
broke the furniture and beat Mrs. Bender.
Ths strikers He'd Il the approach OF the
police, hut one Of them was arrested and
IA held for trial to-day.
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L~SDox, July 81.

LONDON. July aA
The corner stone OF the new buiiding for
the Royal South ophfhalmic hospital was
laid this morning, the prince aad princess
of Wales making stale visit 10 that quar-
Ger VI the city TO Do prsaent ~ the cere-
mony. The royal party rode In an open
carriage drawn By four white horses, With
postiilion In red and an escort of royal
horse guards. Hearty cheers greeted them
along the route. There was larGs gath
srsng of nobility nj the hospitai. The
prince spoke. and directly afterwards re-
ceised donors of subscriptions 70 the hos-
pital Fund, who handed him nearly IN
thousand purses each containing fivs
euineas.
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CATso, Jniy ~.
A ncgress employed ~ . nurse Oaifs
became suddenly insane recently and killed
and ate the bodies Of the two children OF
her employer.
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LaIVNhfooKss July ~
Catharina Wood, notorious steamship
thief, has been found guilty Of stealing .
diamond ring from New York lady aboard
the steamship Etsuria. The evidence given
during the trial showed the woman had
committed thefts from passengers on
twenty ave frlpe.
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kMvass. u ths Siberian PIaeus.

A terrible ousbrsak of the Siberian
plague b reported ravagiag the govern
ment Of Kiazan, Russia. Cattle thus Tar
have bssn the nost sioleRaly attacked the
nortality among them bsing yery large.
Hundreds Of peasants ara prostrated With
the mslAdy. Three deaths are reported.
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or pAUx 5nly ~.
= The republican stats convention Was
called 70 order this morning By Stanford
Newell, chairman of the state central com-
mittae, and Lseut. Gov. Rine was choasn
Temporary president. Uommittsss ware
nppointea ~ tha chairman and tha can
ysntloI took recess tsli 4 o'olook.
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CHIcAao. July sA
George Boswell, the Iowa cattle deaier
who was arrested Tuesday afternoon, aEd
who has been Kept locked mp ever since
whale the police wers trying 10 hnd out
what thsy had arrested him for, was se-
leased this morning, He was brought mp
Tor examination Ia court and fhs
shsr1n II Emmett county said he
vould have evidence In the
case within day. The judge released ths
prisoner in tha meantime ON his own
reeoRnixance.
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WAsHlxaxoK. July "A.
II is expected that the house COMMITTEES
on agriculture will claim the fioor one day
nsxt week, and that among the measures
which II viii aak the house 10 consider and
aet upon will be the compound lard bill. !"
This bin will probably provoke . good deal
os opposition On the part Of many vest
srn and southern representation. and the
prospeot OF lie passage In . -thins house
IL not generally regarded as favorable.
Another bill whieh may receive conssdera-
sion IL the Edmunds inspection bill, .
measure which 10 regarded - o. bag inn
portancs by the committee on agriculture.
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SAN RMAMuxAcos JukY -
Investigations maae BY several proni-
nens vine dealers have Led them 10 bsiieve
tha& they have besn systematically victim
ixsd Or h set of italian and Greek iirms In
New York who constitute ring 20 carry on
khsse operations. Dealers In San Fran-
oisco have bean rsceisinR large orders from
New York. have made shipmsnts ~ RE.
qaestsd and hare never received q cent In
return.
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the first formal ballot. The number Of
votes cast was sl9. necssssry to q choice
40.
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TnoMAs OLrvHR. rsssd4nt of Iabrn@
dor. allied It's thrss children and then
committed suIcids. No cause assigned.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-25

'xigns Of IL
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