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STORY Of LORD BOYLE.
Tic attsbtng Heir Has No Romantic Tale
Tn Tell

Tic aftSsing Heir Has No Romantic Tnls
to Tell.
L1vEnrooI, July 3i.-Among tho DIS.
sengers on the steamship Teutonic, which
arrived hero yesterday. was Viscount
Boyle, the missing heir to the earldom
Of Shannon.
u have no romantic story to toll" he
said to the correspondent. II have sim.
ply come homo to take possession of tho
family estates, and to assume my duties
as British peer. l first learned OF NV
father g death in an old COPY OF the San
Francisco Chronicle which / picked nm
by chance in hotel Mt Seattle, where +
had gone to sell some horses. l had
been running small stock ranch a hun
dred miles from Boise City, and was sur
prised to find my brother advertising for
me: l wrote to him in England, but he
had gone to New York, and the letter
was forwarded to him there. He wirci
me as soon as he could to arrange INV
affairs and come to New York and mcct
him. I did not remain in New Ynrk
sayen hours" -l----..---.---.----. -
but why did you no. write TO vour
relatives or make inquiries during ali
these years2" "''
well, there is really no good reason.
l was always a poor correspondent. +
intended to write, but always put it off,"
In brief, Lord Boyle's story rs he piyes
1t, IS rs follows: He went to America in
lSS2 to start stock farm in Canada. Ho
was member OF the Dominion Parl;p-
ment for Fort Macleod. His brother
the same one who was advertising fol.
him, was there in tho same business md
at the same time. Early in 1887. The
younger brother tired OF stock rais;ne.
and went home, hut Lord BOYLE deter.
mined to try bis luck again in another
part OF the country. lie first went 10
Tacoma, and finally bought farm and a
few horses near Boise City. There he
went under the name Of Byle, alwaya
taxing pains to conceal his title. From
the time he settled there, three yeays
ago, he never heard from or wrote to
any friends or relatives, and never rcatl
any newspaper. Three times in the
year he Journeyed to Seattle To sell
horses. 1t was on his last visit that he,
picked up the newspaper advertising
Lord Boyle repeated several lines
that ne had no ulterior motive in con-
cea!'ng his whereabouts; had no quarrel
wish his family Or alliances by marriage
or otherwise which made his seclusion
leslrable. He simply took q notion tn
keep quiet lor time and did 80,
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MRS, ASGulslps VICTIMS.
Another English Child Abandoned In liar.
rlsburg.

|
HARRISBURG, Pa, July 3l.-The find
Ing OF " deserted English boy in III,
streets Of Philadelphia, some weeks ugo
and tho subsequent Developments thu,
caused the arrest OF a woman named
Mrs. Jane Anguish, on charge Of
abandoning him. have led to tho Jis.
covery OF another child brought over
from England by tho same woman and
deserted here. ~
This child is little girl named Gertie
Got, aged thirteen, is from near London.
and says that year ago Mrs. Aupuish
!nddced her father, n tiadesman, 10 al.
low her to take his daughter to America.
on pretense OF educating her.
On board the ship were four other
ghildren In Mrs. Anguish,s charge.
They came to Harrisburg, and instead
o. Mks. Anguish Npiag Ia 8illaetfce. IA
she mad represented, she lived poorly
and the children were Lied and a,usetl
None OF them were children Of Mra
Anguish, although they were compelleJ
10 tell the neiHhbors that shc was their
moiher. They were poorly clad and !
made TO do oil kinds Of menial work,
Gertie was sent to- Catholic school
N this city and the family, lett here in
April;. Tho little girl had been eau.
Toned not TO write 10 her parents or telli
The nurses what her real name was on
The ground that 1t would set her parents
IN trouble when her VACATION came.
he woman went 10 hlechanicsbu,p and
.ook the children with her. Gertie saws
'he remembers all OF the children and
he little boy especially. All of them
scre wcll.belaveJ, ilnely.b,ed children,
md the neighhors wondered at the great
Inference between them md their al.
eyed parents.
Charles Anguish, the husband, worked
q shoe factory here, and compelled
he children to work hard. Gertie Gotrl
vii DO restored to her parents in London.
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Sold Stolen Goods to tho Sheriff.

Sptcldl U[spaleh 70 he hloIlGenceT. ~
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July Sl.-Will.
lam Lacey, John and Clinton Fooce stole
o yoke OF oxen from farmer in Lincoln
county recently and drove them TO Ka.
nawha county. Meeting Sheriff Roman
Pickens, they sold them to him for
$50. Pickens found out they were
stolen and had the party arrested. They
are in Jail awaiting the action Of the
grand Jury. i1gts 7.TT 9
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Reorganization of Sugar Trust.

NEw YonK, July sl.-Rcpresentatiyes 81.
Of the sngarp people called upon Kiddes,,
Peabody s Co.. dnd speedily effected an
arrangement by which that .irtn is to &C.
complishthe reorganization " thpspgay
Trust at q net cost pt ane:hsli Of one PEI
GENT to al hspds. Out Of this the bank..
iag Arm is 10 pap tho legal lees, aud
from q representative s calculation they
will profit Sse5,OoO from the undertaI.
inc. '.1 IS'S"-5
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Intlie House.

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-In the House
to-day Mr.. Oates, Of Alabama, rising to
a question Of privilege, offered rcso.
luton for the Investigation Of the
charges Of corruption against members
oil the House contained in recent edi-
torial in the National Economist. y Ist
Mr.. Oates said that when a charge Of
this character was made by journal OF
responsibility and wide circulation it
should not be passed over in silence. II
the charge was true the country ought
to know it. 4fit was not true it was due
to the good name OF the members Of the
House that this fact should be estab.
lished. T.
MIR. Cannon contended that the reso.
luton did not present question OF priy-I
ilege. The charge made'in the editorial
was indefinite. Nothing definite was
charged. For one, until somebody made
a reasonably specific charge and showed
an ability to procure evidence that
would tend to establish it, he thought
that the House owed it to It's dignity and
to the business OF the country to pay no
At1Cltlu4l ~ 4Ls lEsI y.
Mr.. Grosyenor thought that il the
House were to take coguizance OF this
charge the resolution shoqld first be
sent to committee. I }t{3 @,'s2' =
Mr.. Rogers, Of Arkansas, said It was
generally understood that the Speaker
passed all the bills In this house. There
fore the charge was an inierential charge
apainst the SneaEar nn1 ha t}nn ohf h a !
the resolution should be adopted.
After further discussion the Speaker
ruled that resolution was not n privi.
legged one. In so deciding he said the
newspaper editorial was Of the vaguest
character. It made no assertion except
by inference. It made no statement
ppon which anybody popla be expected
ID predicate a'beliei Of iconyiction.S II wa
within the knowledge Of every membel
that paragraphs Of this character .wert
hoating around int the newspapers Of th'
country. The House could see the in
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, Tie lohngtOwu N'Ictims.

JohssrowS, Pa, July s1.-To.day,
fourteen months alter the flood, the
local paper prints what it claims to be a
correct list Of the dead. The total nun.
Der is given at 2,ls7, which, II correct,
leaves over 900 bodies not YET recovered.
The llst varies considerably from secre-
tary kremer's report, and the names are
given Of thirty.iour persons that we,a
lost from the day express ''s ~
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Dlphil,erlh Epidemic.

DoNNEpAy, n. T., July 3l.-A violent
outbreak Of diphtheria has appeared at
Red Bay, a nshing settlement on the
Labrador coast. Fishing boats brought
the information that 1t had become cpl.
demic. The population numbers @aaud
half Of them were down With the sick
ness IN q more or less violent form.
Many deathR occurred and the people
who 40 lar escaped were attending the
cases Of the sick or burying the dead.
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Concerning Ru,al prac.a.

LONDON July 3l.-ln the 1iouso Of
Commons today the Right non w =, VI
Smith, the government leaner. ro'n.a1 " -,
to express an opinia,, on tNo on.. u.eo
Whether 1;es. Cardinal Manning or INV esIi"n othnr
the memberu of royal IfiaaI,e iamilirs eiier rha
question Of precedence, htt1' he snid ,o.,,, uhe
"a 1a Sesstta eat by act Of Parliament, bnt he
.nh;ao. ord not intend to introduceu bill on that
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Tho Tanner Compnnv
Special Dispatch 10 the Inie!ligencer.

Special DlsDalch 10 thc 7nlt!lI0eNctr.
pAnKEEsnuRa, W. Va, July 81
Messrs. John S. Camden. Lenin Smith
and John T. Harris left this week for
Tanner, Giltner county, where the
Tanner Oil Company has a rig up for
an oil we'll. Camden aud Smith went
only as far as Harrisville, but Harris
went on to Tanner. Everything is
ready for boring to begin, except that the
drills had not arrived. Work will begin
iu DIV or two.
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p BALTM!onF, July 3l.--Laura Wooden,
missing from her home since Monday,
the day Of the collision, returned to-day
all right. The police we're at once in
formed and the work OF dragging for
her body was promptly stopped. 4 ii the
missing have been ACCOUNTED Tor. The
total number OF dead is fourteen. Four
OF the dead by the disaster were buried
t,,.Jov rrE-s. az .--.. -' .|r L.. r.. d.
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J. A Sensational Shooting.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 3l.-A scnsa'
tional shooting took place in the eastern
part OF tho city this morning. Peter
McCrary, night watchman at the st.
Louis cemetery, shot and mortally
wounded Annie Stakin, servant girl
employed at the home Of sfr. L. Hob,
Esq. on Clay street. She was hsnd-
sotne blonde. She had refused TO marry
him. McCrary was imprisoned. \
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Don't Llks ,ho Now Kills Of 1a,ltnI

..tH" s1tu NoW Htt'1"0 Ht .."HE'
. CHICAGO, July $l.-The Wabash road
has followed the example oi the Chicl.
20 & Grand Trunk and refused to adopt
the new uniform bill Of lading. 1t is
understood that the Baltimore & Ohio
had decided upon the same course. The
friends OF the scheme are losing conn-
dence in their ability to put the bill of
lading into effect, and the shippers are
correspondingty confident that they will
win the fight. EJ'H>. gi,ii'H. ~ ~ : - -
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British Ships IN tho Sortb,ysst.

VlcTonlA, B. O, July 3l.-Her Majes.
ty's ship Amphion will leave this place
for Southern waters, whence she will
proceed to the Mediterranean. Her place
is to be taken by heavily armored
cruiser. According to orders, the flag.
ship Waraprite, which is here with tie
admiral on board, will leave on a crujse
to Vancouver or thereabouts, with II. Nj,
$: Champion Ia attendance. The Espie.
g'e goes into dry dock for au overhaul
ing and repairs. II any Britiah War
ships 20 into Behting Sea this year, the
Nymph and Daphne will probably be
tho ones. .'-.....- ~
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convenience with would result 10 the
business Of the House II any membt
had the right. In tho production OF a
paragraph like this, TO demand an In.
yestigalion.
Mr.. Oates appealed from tho dcclslon,
which, however, was sustained by avoto
OF % to II.
The Houae then went into Committee
Of the Whole on the Senate amendments
TO the sundry civil appropriation Bit,
and discussion Of the irrigation clause
was renewed.
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Strike on the Public Schools.

NEw IoRx, July 3l.-A general strike
Was ordered this morning on all the
public schools now being repaired.
There are only three contractors objec.
tionable to the board Of walking dele.
gates, but this general movement ia Or
dered to oust them. About 1000 men
are out of work, and there is serious
doubt about the public schools being
able TO open September |.
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Lumber turned.

JACKSON, Mlcn., July 3l.-Tire broke
out in J. Q. Williamson's lumber yard
ut 4:l5 this morning, supposed to be ig.
nited from the sparks OF a locomotive.
The flames were carried into G. II. Plum.
me1's lumber yard scar by and did con-
siderable damage. Total loEs, $225, 900;
fullv ius,, rod -
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BALTIMORE, July al.-The work Of
dragging the Iatapsco river in the neigh.
borhood Of Fort Carrol for the hodies Of
those drowned hy the collision Monday
night was continued to-day. Two addi.
tional bodies were recovered to-day and
identified as those Of Willie Haas and
Maggie Eller, children, OF Washipg.on,
D. G. All the missing havo been &C.
counted Tor except Laura Wooden. The
work Of dragging will be kept up. The
number tf deaths now known to have
resulted from the collision IL fourteen,
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Accltlcnta Near fairn,ont,

Special Dispatch 10 the Inttutgeaecr.
FAlRMoNT, W. Va, July 3l.-James
Ice, u brakeman on the fourth division
OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad, had
his hand badly mashed while coupling
cars at Coliax this morning. He was
brought here and DR.. Reger dressed his
wounds.
A twelye.year old son Of Henry sha.
yer, Lying near Wo1ihington got hold
Of a dynamite cap, aud from some cause
1t exploded in his hand, tearing away
his thumb, Grst and second finger and
inlicting wound in his face and shout.
der. DR.. Ogden was called end dressed
bis wounds. g
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Gloomy Crop Prosuecfx

TOPEKA, HAS, July 3l.-Hon. Martin
Mahlerf Secretary Of the State Board OF
Agriculture, has Just returned from Os.
horne county and the northwestern part
OF the State, and brings gloomy reports
OF the crop prospects. Mr.. Nlahler has
great confidence in tho success OF a sec.
ond corn crop planted now, and is pre-.
pairing circular to be issued soon urg.
ing the farmers to save themselves from
total !osg by planting second crop OF
corn, millet or cane. Otherwise there is
much suffering and loss in tho Western
part Of the State.
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Corrlgnu Asxs for uu 16junc,,op,

{ CnlcAoo, July 81 Attorney Mitchell
this afternoon filed in Judge Horton's
court, the bill Of Edward. Coyrigan, the
West Side race track proprietor, praying
lor an Injunction to restrain the city
authorities from interfering with tue
selling OF pools on eastern races by the
bookmakers on the track. The bill was
accompanied by recommendation by
the master in chancery that the ipjunc-
ton be issued. Judge Horton refused
to grant tho injunction, pointing out
several unwelcouied features Of the bill,
which will 30 presented tomorrow id
an amended form. t'"i '7''T :.
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Tramps Growing TrS1blesoue.

M,SSEAto1is MINI, July al.-The
Journals Cassollton, n. D., special says:
There are 200 tramps in town and out Of
work and they are becoming desperate.
l.ass night Cathrie's jewelry store was
robbed OF $3.50 worth OF valuables. The
citizens are greatly alarmed and talk oi
adopting measures to rid the town oi
the tramps. r 1I> +
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Tube Works Strike Ends,

PlrrsBuRaH, July Bl.-The strike at
the National Tube Works, Of McKees.
port, Pa, was settled at conference
this afternoon, and the men will 10 to
work. The settlement was effected by
the workmen waving the demand
to aiga the Amalgama!ed scale and
agreeing 10 resume.
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A MYSTERIOUS CASE.
Two Attempts 10 Wreck n Train-Tho Stor.
Told by Three Men.

Two Attemptslo 10 Wreck n Train-Tho Story
Told by Three Men. +"
BosroN, MASS, July 3l.-What were
two attempts to wreck the flying Yankee
fast expresg from St. Johns, N. B., for
Boston were made near Chelseo. Last
night about 0 o'clock three men told the
fireman at the Eastern avenue crossing
they found sleeper on an inward track
and at 0:15 the Yankee came along at
fifty miles an hour between Forhes'
Bridge aud Eastern avenue. Tho engine
ST.. struck sleeper which it carried ; guar
stopped, ploughing great iurrows in the
ground and scattering spiiuters in all di,
rections. The cylinder and cteps Of the
engine were bent asd other slight dam.
age to the pilot WAS done. II the story
Of the nen vas true the sleeper mus,
havo been replaced on the rails.
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FiNDLAY, o., July Sl.-The Wyoming
Land Syndicate, owning l2O acres OF oil
property in the northwestern part OF the
city, this morning leased the entire tract
to the Manhattan oil Company, at prob.
ably the highest figures ever paid for a
lease in Ohio.
The syndicate received cash bonus
Of $1,000, and are to be paid royalty OF
one: half the entire oil product Of the
lande.
The Standard was hot bidder against
the Manhattan, but failed to meet the
final demand Of the syndicate.
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Tho New silver Inv.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 3l.-The
Treasury Department will issue circu.
lar tomorrow saying that on and after
the 18th instant offers for the sale OF
silver bullion will be received, The
offers must be in lots Of not less than
10000 ounces, bI5 - -; ,
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A ttOynt 5fnrriprc,

VIENNA, July sl.-The marriage Of
Arch: Duchess Marie Valore, second
daughter and youngest child Of the I'm,
peror and Empress, and Arch. Duke
Francis Salvador took place to-day. Tie
ceremony was performed in the parish
church. ..s...r .rs,ls.,I -
The Archduchess recently reuounced
her rights Of succession to Tho Imperial
throne IN order that sha might be free to
marry tho Archduke, who was her own
choice for husband.
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The oil oil well on the farm Of Conrad
Ault, south OF St. Ciairsville, struck the
sand on Saturday and developed
"duster." The well WIS down about
100 feet. In the Wiley we'll the drill
has been broken, and owing 10 the small
casing resists all efforts to fish it out.
Carr Bros, the oil operators, who re-
Gently sunk a dry hole near Davisville,
Wood county, propose to put down an
other we'll in the same locality. They
have faith that they will develop new
aud productive oil field.
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ThulupS II, Church Dead,

GRAND RArtDs, MtcH., July 81
Thomas B. Church, the fourth Mayor Of
Grand Rapids, died last evening, aged
eeyenty years. Ha was Mayor in 1853,
a member Of the constitutional conven.
ton in 1850, and for several terms a
member Of the State Legislature. Fred
s. Church, tho noted artist, OF New
York, is his son. 80 "a, Z. .ti,.i :.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., July 3l.-The
new revenue steamer 10 be launched
next Tuesday at Wilmington, Del, has
been named by Secretary Tracy Winona,
after city OF that name in Minnesota,
from which Secretary Window halls.
The vessel will be stationed on the coast
OF North Carolina, with headquarters at
New Derne.
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NOn.bhrtlnient uk nurnun Axars.

BuESos AYERS, July 3l.-During tho
lnsurrection here tho ironclad fleet
which bad joined the revolutionary
movement bombarded the city for two
days. Serious damage was done IN
many buildings. especially those in tho
vicinity Of the plaxaVictoria. Oae thor.
sand persons were killed and five thou.
sand werc wounded. Tho shipping In
the port sustained no damage.
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DurylnH tho Victims.

PARIS, July 3l.-The funerals Of
seventy.hye OF the victims of tho Ore
damp explosion in the Pelli1cs pit at St,
Etlenne took place to-day. The Cham.
Der Of DcputieS haye voted 200, 900 fra5cs
ior the i!eneRt of the families OF those
who lost their lives in tho pit.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., July 3l.-One
hundred years ago to-day the first me-
chanical patent was issued by the Gov
ernment. It was granted to Samuel
Hopkins for making pot and pearl ashes.
The total number Of patents issued dur
ing the century was i33,432. l.,C
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West Virginia Psnnlous,

Special Disodsth TO the lnttlli1encer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 3l.-West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
as follows: Original-William CLARK,
Spring Hill; ]. A. Carrico, Iowlesburg;
J. Garlow, Palatine; Andrew Mooney,
Porter's Fails; $. Shutiord, West Union ;
George Evans, Agalinc.
lncrease-Geo. G. Williamson, Green.
wood; Levi Smith, Elm Grove; John I.
pauley, Jordana; Joseph N. Bays,
Spring Hill. 4G
lseissueand Increase-Newman Swein,
Lone Cedar,
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Fountt Deati.

$ NHw LONDON, July sl.-Georp,, r.
Schuyler, Of New York, a guest Of Com.
modore Gerry, on the flag shin E,ee,r, %
Of the New York Yacht sono,,.. a, =
the Pequot House, New fdudon fdud.ron, on
'oono 10Y dead in bis cabin this mornInn was
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Portuguese se,xe n I,r,,,,n sts,n,,r. =

HoFt"Iucso se'xd l'FItIth StEaNcr.
MOZAMBIQUE, July al.=ltis announced
that Lieut.. Aseyedo Con.lnho, who in
June last went with al armed expcdi.
tion to the Shire district, for the ostea.
sible purpose Of attacking the Malsialoa,
has seized the stsamer James a.everson
belonging 10 the british African Lax ea
Company, and that the crew OF tle
Steamer nave been sGnt to Quillimane
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pouoMKEErslE, July sl.-Dr. ". G.
Stevenson died here this morning Of
Bright's disease. Ho waB born in San
duslsy, O., in 1913 and graduated from
the College Of Physicians and Surgeons
in New York III 1865. He was a promi-.
nent member OF tho Board Of Education.
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CHICAGO, July 3l.-Unless bakers al.
drich and Bremmer, whose large estab-
lishments are part OF the American
Biscuit Company, do not eccede to the
demands Of their journeymcn bakers it
has been decided by the Bakers Union
to declare shut down OF every bakery
in Chicago, including those who have
acceded to the atrike1's terms. The
journeymen see their opportunity in
the fAct that bueiness is and is likely 10
be very heavy,
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Passed }3ot!, Uaui ss.

sErR!SoFiRLp, IT,, July sl.rvTho pro.
posed constitutional amendment proyid.
ing tot the issue Of sS.ooo.ooo in; bonds
BY the city Of Chicaao to MD the Worlds
Fair has been adopted by both houses
Of the Legislature. Az
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WALNUT ILL.,, July 30.-Thc business
portion OF this village was swept by fire
early this morning, tifty.six buildings
being destroyed. Sixteen families are
homeless. The losses aggregate $l25,-
0C0, with insurance $4,000. =.