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au5irur1lorl.
For Young Ladies

For Young Ladies-Country.
NrwEESEH eGsGTi . Ar PTE9S sd fn5SL fo 5i
- GEEiG Se.r fa saa ' Of the adsoa
n 0TKE DAME or MAKyLANDCO In';i i,iIS
for o S9anE y he aug SchoS sister. Of Dame.
l.Ml!IA, =. o. near baltimore Nd. -------
- W sEMlXARY.-For particulars address
IL MRS. S. J. LIFE. Rye n. Y
- CHOOL And HOME
o es orphan s; IND roq N ,d to tSs 5e $'1 NJ
olS Tni IN Every dcrtnn Cg se '9ti,iactoy
Va . m4e" sidney tS Gf5S ANTI N2i avg T. @IHsoS,
Aouf'S' Cor 81 ond kentucly -ts'i,u
:. I-i1-7.71T >EMINAKY.-tos Youag Ladies an, ana
I ,,a iSSS,s,iS a haaey mono H.; itn yr
opens september l.. Mrs. EDWIN JOHNSON, r'I"'ii"'
;o HS ga%Se Tor ~ sr }T n G oce
Mis-. st III A n5 I1ToIh rr%c the Bishop
g AsNs SsS3 EqE X 4! az Ey AS@eny N be a
: r. D. Term; 300 per annSm o. Ent ran s, les
s a,. T ,SGPs. } %y GSF schdoL - ~
81 CATHA>ES @ NGh9o for yo@s
Ga5e' ana e FoF catalogue address ST. C1TIIA
6 r. MARGAETT'S DIoCFsAN SCHOOL ZOE GL h.aS:
- w. iFq.da, Cert, {: Ge Ky a&Ttis
& a,cE, 5iHll A. NJ W.. A. j HSS'' Rector NV, w
TnE MISSES AYAnLEs H3AERiN scToo % Yq 2d
open sept. 24th. Studcnts prepared for College. -
tT,tE ,yoMAN'S CULLF'I. OF BAhrlMoRE.An
Institution Of hllho.; Grade Tor te liberal ,dncatI2i
T. Gol y0 Tro.rH M0s ,adro-s 1T" as above
rv,EMPLE GROVE LADIES' SEMINARY, Saratogs
4 Springs. y. I.-Thirty-tNth Year be@ina september
r. hddrr-s CHARLES +. DOWD. PHI D. President
Vur o,sIN1XG SEMINAR. ,,.n
school of the MI sG' s ,as- :cT ycaqq l4los under
tho supr,l Vision u council inclufirG ~ PS, ~
oth.t eminent 5cui- Of ,lIclticn j. rl, a. ~
23l y,ar b',n- S'pt. L. 1920. Miss f. H. SitEi'AFp'
Principal
nm HAWAII MORE ACADEMY Tor gid~-We''"rn
Ma Wand IA lipai Lon. not fer ralthiI ms car
f.l trl Ming tnd thorough n.tr c'lnn. KEY Nix
RI,H \. NJ. " y. noar Bai'im"""l E'i't"r"''"". Mu
urN1uN uALL SEMINARY, J'us,cl. Long Isl.rd. T.!
4 H. arI!nI and d1v school nr iris Mt f''pi 'pl'
"a Ms ANNA j. TOWNSEND. fFIh' f. -
w AINrT LANE SCUOOI-errmc-ly Madame Glenn.
" tnt's- Germantown. Philadelphia. Boarding a,f Uay
School or Young Ladies. 3ih year opens September -
Arad.nlc1 ard College Preparatory Courses Pt' ehVer
Wcllc.cy our examination; For c,tiilaI' ADDRESS
Mr.. TfiTODORA b. RICHARDS P'!nr 'pal ,,.-,,
Miss SARA LOUISA TRACY. \. NJ. o'a,e fHEcIlii
lyr EeT wALNUT STREET. E0AEDIEG SCMoOL t0l;
w 81 RLS. 330I Walnut g.. Philsd lphia. IA Hofe
Ike. tho rough and pogrss'c Miss J. lrintmahh rim
40 NNp i.i ". II;N>KLlN-> O., BALtlNOHE,
IEE NU.. Idgowor,n B.arlur ana nay scieo! io-
Dung Ladies' VIII rfpcn lhur DAY. N'p'' Der - I'm
year Nr-. II. ?. LLiIBIl;I, Principal
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sL".-4Ul.k TO LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN.
Fron PICK ~. North River.
VAST AFEi.SS NAIL SERVICE
S.r,f, ,u- noon. Iubrl Auc:i0 80 am.
tru ria sa;. aug 10. O. Sr,o.slt, Sept 9. II sm
t-r,Ui -.t tv. .f lr an. Nal1 WE'D sept 10. pm.
B.,,a'a V .l. Wig 2-o D. u. EruHl az >.pt 49, : ~
CABIN passage $50 and upward Int rmeil1t.. S95 and
$40 - - urLtt % AID from an Dart~ o. Europe a.
vorv w rates For frcieh; and passage apply u the com.
RAW & f.ct BoTllQ1 Green NcWNcr
- VERNON H. BkOWN o.. General Agents.
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THE SOUL OF PIERRE.
NOR SUMNER READING.

BY GEORGES CHNET, author OF The Master OF the
FORGE etc. Translated by MARY J. sERRASO. trans
lator of Aore Boshkhtser Tn journal of Young Art
ist ," otc With original illustrations By EMILE BAIARD
Paper so cents. extra CLOTH 81.
FINE EDITION with all the ORIGINAL Illustrations by
EMILE KAYARD the volume beautifully printed on extra
papcr made specially THIS edition. and handsomely bound
I'm extra cloth. Gilt top. in box. 80.
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QOrcalI STEAMERS.
DED. STAR LINE.
Enp ANTWERP AND PARIS.
: LAM-vnpK Avn CHA NAIL SIS. COM.

~ PANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
FROM Piers 10 and II f. r.. az D. M
(l.a... I'D. CtUprChc irIi-
NIAGARA terra and Vera Cruz-.... SAT, Aug 2.
SENECA, Havana and MantanZas Wed. Aug. o.
',,,.vrpr s lIhvp nreIe,o, Ianhco' Ihpam , y
NJ NJ and Vera (ruZ-..- .Nat, Aug. y.
COLTrMEiA Havana and Sagia sat. Aug. 10.
.,,,.,,.,.l,e Nassau Santiago d. C.ba
CIENF f"OS C.nfur2Os ....-.-. Thus, Aug. a.
-Nll call ut Guantanamo on outward TIP
!" p1rI S,pmuErsS I "a " I'd & Co -fi3 Walst
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Railroacs.
DE n N S WV ANIA
\ RAILROAD,

y NAaLNOAO.
on AND AFTER JUNE 49, $780,
Trains Stations i0O. VI De'"rossss ANA Cortands
md AID t hlSE los the wss: rSnaS
IS a. ~, Columbus 80 a.. ~. Chicago 90 ,. ~,
WI s ESa Esno ssSt
lo: 80 IxIi'sI - The SEW7oEk AND CHICAGO LINZ
11.ny, comp "a e&elusF'ly o. Pullman vest6,ue,
a n"9S 17a sI d ns" ssSs Ra%f STG po
sSGosrqpher9 4ad YpgET5fo 1S2S S and fO 0ss
eoavennees Of home or Office Iisa%d By siaH9naY
s?e S F $Js eHgsS AsP s5TSsfsAg!
Coach G 6uSus a c.n
riarau II 90 .: r. Chicago 800 p mr and b. Louis
e.$sfP? NJ RfE' & ffy EXPRESS e. all point. 4.
ss 81 W and Ssfs an VSSas
cc2nat and MpGss PSGnsy a a 3 an DHns
p.s6uss % cmoni and Chicago ArTiT ., at cinsn.
pat o 20 90 s aecoS % %
SOC pF ca to aslcoso xfrYoi s as%
saS gis s. m"In %sz; ssSS
e' S$, $a % e oi
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
81 'is9 sPne; ESnlS Ss L aYG y s: s
Hs Car "a. SIG Sos err aSS T sss S si 30
sHS oS 500 M Sunday sa nd s For s So;
and "a ::
70; da snF y a'32 Fs o ga % r. 80 Sc @
80 $40 q 40 spacian. 20 ) 20, and 90 D.
SATURDAYS only, 20 p m. Sunday, rs. as q. m.
Is p. do not stop Asblrv Park Sunday).
For Atlantic city. so p M ChroTgh Burct Parior
and With through car FOR Browns Minis and Beaci
H1von
For Old Point ann Norfolk VIA Eew.Yo,k PHILADELPHIA q
Norfolk Railroad 90 q. m daily except Sunday, ss1
6 90 p. m daily; via Baltimore and Bay Line 10
y, week-davS.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave follows =
$40, 20, 500 80, . 90 Chicago Limited with
Dining Car. ana 10 10 Washington Limited, and IL 90
an, y 20, 200, TO- 90, 80, 4 90, 80, 90.
600 ego. 90. and co p. IA. and y rs night.
AccomEo citation Il 10 a. 20 ana 90 b M sun;
a. ~. 200. 400 80, 8 :00 $50. 90 and 90
?. mr., and IL 10 night Accommodation, 90 D. m.
The New York Transfer Company will call for ane
check baggage from hotels and residences.
tables Of local trains apply any
Of the Company.
CHAS. T.. PrGH. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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zsr EFT WALNUT STREET EOAEDITG SCHOOL T0E
w 81 RI.S. 330l Walnut g.. Phlad .phia. IA Homs
Ike Tho rough and progressive. Miss J. trlnnann Frh
~ NND l.i ". II;N>K iIN->r. BALtlNOKF
IZZ NU.. Idgowor'l B,1rtuH ana nay SciDol tor
oung I..dle. VIII rregcn Ihur-Cay september IS 2't
year Mi-. u. =. LIiEBIlJ Principal
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-11
Attention Democrats

Nacnp Niuc nSt 1Dtb 1000
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cnahSe maui U! .hc hcs's'far' ihi'
sh1u'u no., WfSs hot oe;
10 noe w"'t ~! .n' committeeman
rom your county 10 arouse YOU
Arouse louIscIi aho your ne,ghpors'
We aIPoa, 70 lne press, 10 tho men
nots 0 '!lis Committee 10 ,hc count!
ESec"t.'e Ooin'hi''Ges ana 10 every
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-11

Sopstor Carlisle who has remained
here since the Adjournment to assist
his son, who compiled the Democrat.
ic Campaign text book, in putting
the last touches 10 tia, valuable book,
the Issuing OF which was delayed so
as to inclndc tho conclusion of the
long tariff fight, will go to Kentucky
this week, and it is probable that he
may make some speeches in other
states during tho campaign. The
Text book is now out, and the Demo.
cratic Congressional committee is pre-.
pared 10 fill orders for them.
The democratic purity was never so
well equipped with good texts to
preach from as OF the present time,
and the opportunity should no! be
lost through lack OF preachers. If the
national committee will not furnish
them let the local committees see to il
that the fight is not lost by not having
the issues properly talked up TO The
voters.
Or course, in criticising the Congress.
sional committee, il should be remem.
bered that they have 10 protected
manufacturers to draw upon for unlinl.
tied cash as the republican committee
has, and no sensible person FOR nom.
ent expects that the democrats could
spend as much money MS the republi.
cans, and IL would not be desirable il
they could-it j. against the princi,
pies of the democratic party to carry
elections by bribery.
representative Wheeler, of Alabama
says the result OF the Force bill vii
be the election of q solid democratic
delegation to the mex, House from thu
Southern States.
The second military society 10 u
composed of veterans Of both armie,
OF The late war was organized her,
last week. II is called 'The miiitar,
order of Amoric ca" and according L
It's constitution 'the purposes of thu
order ore TO cherish the memories o.
camp, field and bivouac of heroi,
deeds and strengthen the bonds o
Reunion, sympathy, yalor aud patriot
ism between those who wero enemies
IN war and are irieuds III peace, an,
their de:r,nleHs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-11

A person thai IS weak aud debilita-
ted assumes ID very great risk If he
fails TO give a rolt, be ii ever 50 slight,
immcd5 and quiCk attention When
the system OF such q person becomes
iMpgc-najc2 with a deep.scated cold,
tits almost sure 20 result IN pneumonia.
q disease that is very nearly always
,atsl. The Timely use Of Smiths Ton
ic syrup at the very beginning of q
cold viii check it at once, It's timely
use has undoubtedly saved many lives.
Its tonic properties are uneXce|icd, and
It's good effect on the circulatory sys.
ten is felt at once preventing congcs-
ton Of the mucous mcmbrano and
blood vessels. Ii is the common sense
treatment for malaria, chi!ts and fever.
colds, induonza, Ia grippe. etc, and is
far superior to Quinine in its action,
ncyeJ leaving any harmful after effect,
It is The prescription Of d., John Bail,
of Louisville, Ky in which city it is
used almost universally, ANY drug.
sis, will get You the remedy, =
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-11

Mr.. c. B. Jones, of ~SprHghilL Iowa,
SAYS: Il have used ChGmberlain's
Paiu Balm for severe and painful burns
with better effect than anything else !
have eyer tried II relieves the pain
instantly and cures without leaving a
scar" Pain Balm is one Of the most
useful medicines Chat any family can
be provided wj.5 especially Tor .!eu-
msl.sn. lame back, sprljus, bruises,
t0a,h.ache, ear ache and Ike ailmcnis.
one application will. relieve the pain
and 81 iai- trial insure e cure 80 ccut
bottles fof sale Pc .ti druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-11

Raum stiI holds the fort, but it !.
believed tha, Mr.. Harrison viii forcc
him 70 resign rs soon as the election
is oyer Ifhe does no, he will assume
q beav, rosrensjhflHv.
Cqpf.rE Waite. swcr.R.cnlent o.
the sixfa division. RAILWAY Mail Ser.
VIE, bs. been ara,.u,,a suncgiaten.
dem, ~ sY.e,el J. -f.yyta Eel. who
.n,cood,5 Mr.. r,.gE..u Second
,~s.,.ie,, Postmaster G.arr.l
rirg,,,r ,r- Instructions 81. fa,.o a,
YOUR .rm r.r.rl.re file new lottery
Inv na= l,.,y scut ID ros,Mas,ors IN
Mr. Wsugmator
The !cgalizca rpG.bcry Of the people
known IS the new .srifrbyI I3w goes
Into OBJECT today. and history will uu,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-11

We want every mother to know that
Group eau be prevented. True crouI
never appears without Il warning,
The first symptom ia hoar seness; then
the child appears TO have taken cold
or a cold may have accompanied the
hoarseMess from the start. After tina,
o peculiar rough cough is developed
which is followed by the Group. The
time TO act is when the child first be.
comes l%ioarse, a few doses of Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy will prevent the
attack. Even after the rough cough
has appeared, the disease may be pre-.
vented by using this remedy as direct,
ed. For sale by all druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-11
A Safe Investment

Ia ono which Ia guaranteed 10 bring
you satisfactory results, or in ease Of
failure a return Of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from oui
advertised Druggist Il bottle Of DIR
kings New Discovery Tor Consump,
ton. II Is guaranteed 10 bring relieI
~ esory case, when uscd for any aiIec,
tion Of Throat, Lungs or Chest, sucf
- Consumption. inflammation etc
It'll pleasant and agreeable to taste
perfectly safe, and can always be de,
pended upon,
Trial bottles free at J. L. JoSEs
Dragxisi.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-11

~, - Nh. f,,,u.- LFyfr
., y bo q s,o
r,1 .Sm' = .,.t ovbhi.
u,,tn a-r,r;cot;on
~ ran;a,y os,
In Iii H. 5.o.o IL.
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p. n, .,o,,a r,,,,,o ,hr,al .n3 ,hs, IL.
"a .slo ,.n i,,.,s a., vu baya
- .,.-.s ~ d. " s,:,,
....t ,.,,, ID. tho n &
y y p ~ La, ,o,sor,.l Il, run in
-. i..aro.. ,r,n. r,;- .~,c.ial .r,,rs
,..,. .t,,. f-,,, 0,.l,,, or} in,ormo.
4;,.a ,,,.:,.s mi r-,,rr e., ro.as or
49,, Co., ,l,o round Tin
sf,,oo ,-.. will Ls,o % Ioroa ero,g5
fr,m a5;oi,f,r ,onc,;as 10, ,nc nconlo
of Iho c,unt, hos,;, tbcmsolyrs on3
10, rs have as ,va have ALWAYS Ind
h~arotolorn nm exhibition that will re.
1act credit op Il e5uafy.
while orrr, ,,oc NJ tha Fair will
have , proryamme tim, will interest
and nlnoso visitors let M one mil to
core tho frs, aoy and hear tho orator
ot,ho occas,on tho HIM +. NJ Son;h.
worth who is so widely and favorahly
known rs . nub,;c sneaker of dis!inr.
tion Mr. Sno,hwortb Ism yonug man
Lrt one wbo knows we'll how TO crtcr.
tain his audience. Those who have
heard him sneak of him as nm orator
who deserves tho laurels he has won.
The last meeting Of the Board of
Directors tia, will be held before the
Fair takes place next Tuesday. All
members are requested TO be present.
They expcet 70 take such steps rs vii
secure q success of the Fair and now
call upon the good people of the coun.
tv TO unite with them in attaining that
end. Let every person in the county
speak q good word for the enterprise,
as from lis past success it deserves il.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-11
THE MACON BEACON.
Saturday, Oct. Il, 1890.

I, r Martin, 4 real estate agent and
prominent citizen Of Birmingham WAS
Killed, last Wednesday by a woman
who claims to be the wife of Martins
brother, She was committed 10 Jail
without hsil.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-11

Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic is a
perfect, Malurisl Liver Tonic aud
Blood purifier, removes biliousnoss
without purgiag, AS pleasant as leu.
on syrup, II is rs large as any Dollar
tonic aud re,ails for 60c. 70 get the
GENrINr gsl tor GROVES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-11

lfpcop!c would take the advice Of
the druggist. they would never start
Oh aiourncy without Il bottle of Cham
ber!ain's Cholic and Diarrhoea Rene
dy, II cah always be depended upon
snQ i pleasant to take.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-11

Headaches and bacEacLes arc fore
runners Of chills and fevers. Com.
mence using at once Cheathanrs Chill
Tonic. Free from poisous, pleasant
and cure guaranteed. .
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-11

II is the intrinsic merit alone OF
Halle Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew.
CT that has gained for It great popu.
iarity for restoring the natural color
of the hair,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-11

On Thursday, 5000 copies Of the
Constitution were held up BY the pos
tai authorities, and the proprietors
charged with violating the law. This
special edition contained advertise
mcn!s of a prize distribution offer 10
Subscribers, The constitution editors
offered TO give boud and make q test
case. but the p. NJ, refused 90 let The
papers 20 through the mail
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-11
SPECIAL pREHlJAS.
70 he Awarded ut the 9Th annual
EHir az the N~oSnbce Go, Agris
cultural society. 90 be
Held Gct, 2i-2t. 1890,

GRAIN HAY &c,
III Ii Patty, SOU tor the best bal! BUSH
cl OF corn.
II Brisk " jacobson, manui and dealers
IN clothing and gents, furnishing goods, Mo-
bile, S2.0D, thro br. .. Z. II. Jones, Tor the
best y ears Of corn,
43 Jamtson, $500 for the best display
OF pop corn raised and exhibited by a boy
undcrl Il years Old.
% Naumburg, krlus, Lauer " Co., whole
sale c'oth!erS, New YORK. olef thfo' a sly
!i1n spflns oSete San .ot ihe test 94'o o. 'iS-
= DfGGgsshiii fnbarronIst sol;Sh1rv 4
Csr,iino cf IA thrn, Smns j. Adams for
tb" hcs, . nnnnls leaf tobacco,
CoTT0N
:, ,o,orl KrGyar.C "a wbnIasolo low.
olors Vrw nrieaus ofer tbrro, n + T.vn.n.
y i n,nyaltv co,ton rlork - worth 8, fnr thea
%cst Toi" NJ iona s,nnIs cotton. weigbinS
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-11
Keep up With the Times

Tic world is getting wiser every
day, Mankind IS constantly adyau.
cling from the old to the new. Is il is
with Religion, Art and Science, so it
is with Medicine, Each day adds to
our knowledge of the human body,
and therefore to oar ability to cure its
many Ills. The day Of gripping purg.
ing, facilitating pills, for instance, is
rapidly passing away, and their places
being taken by a Bowel Regulator
whose action is uatUral and easy yet
effective, Such a medicine is Man.a-
lin, a gentle laxative that acts directly
upon the Liver aud Kidneys, and
leaves 10 bad effects. ltneithcr gripcs
nor purges. II not only cures ConSti.
patton. but all the disorders aud
diseases arising from il, and, whoU Ia.
ken irolu time 20 time ii small doses,
prevents Constipation altogether. II
You need a Tonic, take Pu-gu-ua. Ii
your blood is diseased, You Will find
nothing better than La-cn.pia For
sale by druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-11

sayrSSas FOR THE BLOOD,
80 Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion and
BillOusnees, take
BROWNS IRON BIrTEUs.
Z cures quickly. For sole by all dealers K
aledicine. Get ths genuine.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-13
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

BETWEEN three and four hundred
switchmen of the Chicago & Northwest
ern struck on the 10th for the removal
OF an obnoxious foreman. lie was re-
moved.
A Mon attempted to lynch George
Turner, who murdered his brother-in-
law Edward Finger at Spartansburg, S.
c. The mob had a small cannon, which
the police captured and spiked, after
which tho crowd dispersed.
Two thousand shirt makers struck at
New York on tho 10th. They were fol-
lowed by the plait makers and trousers
makers. The worSmon on the Temple
Court annex also struck
IN the Senate on the 10th Mr.. Stan
ford introduced his agricultural relief
resolution The sherman Meat lnspec-
tion bill was considered for some time
and laid aside for the Educational bill.
The House was in committee on the Ok
lahoma bill. An amended resolution
was adopted to investigate the Breckln-
ridge-Clayton election trouble in Ar
kansas.
TIm subcommittee and the Chicago
delegation have agreed upon Worlds
Fair bill
THE Parnell debate ended in the
British House Of Commons on the 10th.
Gladstone's amendment was defeated
by sS9 to Dos.
SIR PETER COATES, head OF tho great
thread firm OF J. & p. Coates, died in
Glasgow recently.
ASSOCIATE JUsTIcE BREWER, of the
United States supreme Court, has been
assigned TO the Sixth Circuit
BROWNE & WINGRovE, meters, rehn-
crs and dealers in bullion, London, En-.
gland, have failed with 81, 500, 600 liabil-
tiles
MAJoR WIssNANN, after a march Of
several hours, attacked and captured
Rwana Heri's fortified position. Bwana
escaped. A German officer was killed
anf another officer was severely wound
cd A number Of Wissmann's native
soldiers died Of sunstrole. The engage
mont was heavy.
PRINCE BISMARCK, replying 10 an adj
dress Of the Peasants Union, promises
10 continue as far as his strength will
permit. 70 work in the interest Of agri-
culture, fostering the farming industry
BY legislation as far as possible, and re-
lieving Il from unequal taxation.
GEoRGE +. TJADEN, treasurer OF Char
ter Oak camp. Modern Woodmen, Peoria,
m, has disappeared with 81, 900 Of the
lodge funds
THE House Committee on Ways and
Means heard arguments recently in re-
gard 70 the proposed increase Of the
duty on hops