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POETRY IN NATURE.

Ont in the garden, wee Elsie
Was gathering flowers for me;
"Oh, mamma" she cried, hurry, hurry
Here's something want you to see."
went to the window; before her
A velvet winged butterfly few,
Andthe pansies themselves were not brighter
Than the beautiful creature in hue.
"Oh, isn't it pretty?" cried Elsie,
With eager and wondering eyes,
AS she watched it soar lazily upward
Against the soft blue of the skies.
"I know what tits don't you, mammal"
Oh the wisdom OF these little things
When the soul of poet is in them.
Its pansy-a pansy with wings"
--Vick's Magazine.
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Captured the Leaders of Feud.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 31.-Capt. Gather, who
nas been i'll command of the troops giving
protection to Judge Lilly's court at Haz-
ard, KY, reached Winchester to-day with
sixteen prisoners. Among them are B. F.
French, J, c. Eversoe and George w. Ev-
efsole, leaders IN the French Eversole felId,
which has caused continuous trouble in
that section Tor many years These leaders
Will be held without bail for trial at Win
chester. The judge of the Winchester court
has the reputation of having murderers con-
v1cted and hanged. There ars nine others
who have engaged in the eud in the party
brought to Winchester, and number were
let under guard at Hazard.
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Swallowed Mornhins.

CHICAGO, Special.-Jennie Eddy, bur-
lesque actress, under engagement with the
Bluebeard company, took morphine with
suicidal intent last night. She was in a res
taurant with Eddie Foy and two other of
her acquaintances, and suddenly swallowed
the contents OF a bottle OF morphine.
A physician was called and by daylight he
had his patient in a selni-conscious condi-
ton. She will probably recover. The
cause of her attempt at suicide is thought
to be notice she had received from the
manager of the company stating that her
rehearsal work was Unsatisfactory and that
unless she could do better he would have to
cancel the engagement.
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BRAZIL WILL RECIPROCATE.
She Will Admit Free United States Farm
PAoducts and Machinery.

6Aoducts and Machinery.
WAsH1NGA110, lug. 3lMHIhS9v 1T Sv PESSciRroei5tlEh
the finance committee last week has been
the subject of an interview between Senator
Aldrich and Mr. Mendonca, the Brazilian
envoy on a special mission to the United
States. This amendment was reported af-
ter consultation of general nature with
Maj. Mckinley, chairman of the ways
and means committee, and other Re-
ublican leaders. In the inter-
view Mr.. Mendonca said that
the amendment as reported by Senator
Aldrich was Satisfactory to Brazil, and that
she would be one of the first countries to
make concessions TO the United States in
return tor the removal of duty on sugar.
Mr.. Mendonca said his government would
not only remove the duty on farm products
exported rom the United States but would
admit free United States agricultural inl-
plements and machinery and railroad
equipment and supplies. including railroad
iron. Brazil would also, he said make re-
duction OF at least % per cent in the duty
on cotton and leather goods and clothing
from the United States.
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Disagreed on EnrmnlitieS.

LONDON, Aug. 31.-The Italian and French
governments have failed to agree regarding
the 1ormalities attending the proposed visit
OF French squadron to Spezzia to do hon.
or to KING Humbert on the occasion OF the
Launching o. a new Italian war ship at that
port. In consequence oi this the king has
decided not to go to Spezzia, but TO send the
duke OF Genoa to represent him at the
launching o. the vesser. 1t is feared that a
pontical GOODNESS between the two countries
will ensue.
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LIrFLE Rock, Ark, Aug. 31.-Saturday as
the Little Rock train pulled into Morrill,
t6n, it was surrounded by 1900 Democrats.
George w. s lall of Conway county was
carrying 1000 Union Labor state and
county tickets. He was struck on tn head
and Knocked sensele>s. The tickets were
then taken by the Democrats and destroyed.
The immediate cause of the trouble was
the desire to get possession OF the Union
ballots, and to wreak vengeance on Small,
who is charged by the Democrats with the
ottense OF organizing Grand Army posts.
The Union Labor and Republican tickets
had been printed in st. Louis to prevent
the Democrats from counter. citing them
and thus deceiving the colored voters.
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questionable character. Gurley is a bigamist,
and is now serving q term in the Wisconsin
penitentiary. Mrs Gurey says John Red
mond, the blacksmith, the lather of the chi ID,
was on intimate terms with several women,
including Mrs. Allen. bill or wines con-
tracted ut Mrs. Aliens house remained
unpaid and. Mrs. Allen becomug spitelul,
planned, with the aid OF Gurley, the little
girls abduction
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Armeniaus Must Not COngregate

LONDON, Sept IA correspondent of the
Daily News at Igdir says it Is reported there
that the Armenian governors have been
ordered to arrest any Armenians caught
conversing on the streets as conspirators,
and to send them to ConstantinoAe, In
the event OF resistance the governors are in-
structed to shoot the offenders. The patri-
arch of Armenia has Withdrawn his feslg-
redress.
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BILBAO, Aug. 31.-Queen Regent Chris
tina, accompanied by her PRIME minister,
Senor CanoYas del CASTILLO, arrived here to-
day from San Sebastian. There was a large
crowd or spectators at the station when the
royal train arrived and the queen received
a hearty welcome. Proceeding to the AM
gio-Spanish naval yard 81 Rortugalete the
queen witnessed the launching OF a new
spanish cruiser, which she chrlstened the
ln1anta Maria. Ater the ceremony her
majesty and the prime minister returned to
San Sebastian.
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Societies of vice. o., :

LoNpoN. Special.-The scandal recently
unearthed In Wurtemburg grows more seri-
Gus as further developments are made. The
police have verified the existence of numer-
Gus societies formed for the purpose of mu-
tual indulgence in all forms of the grossest
vice. Hundreds of arrests have been made,
and public feeling OF Stuttgart is greatly ex-
cited. The king re used TO stifle the investi-
CATION, despite the great pressure brought
to bear upon him by the friends of the ac-
cf1snd
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Heroic Act.

CHICAGO Times: Jack-I say, old boy, Tom
Innesly has disgraced his set He was fined In
police court yesterday.
Charles-What for? Too much wine7
Jack-No; he kissed a st. Louis girl.
Charles-What2 And they fined him7 Why,
bravery.
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THE NEWS DIGEST.
Interesting News of the Week
Boiled Down and
Classified.
PEOPLE OF NOTE.

The Wisconsin Democrats nominate George
W. Peck for governor.
Mark H. Dunnell was renominated for con-
gress by the Republicans OF the frst district
d Minnesota on the first ballot, securing 6l
votes to IL for A. D. Gray OF Fillmore County.
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. -
The Fall Mas Fatal.

FRAzER CrTy, Special Telegram. .-Gotlieb
Barr, age sixty-eight ather of Barr Bros,
merchants of this place, died from the
effects of fall from wagon.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, Bethel Command
cry No. 10, meets 2nd and 4th Monday OF
each month. EGWlN J. JONES, L. G.
o. e. HANSON, Rec.
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G. A. R. G. A. J. Overton Post No. 99
meets 4 8 Friday OF each month. at p. III.
n. r. SPURR, Com.
H T. BEvANs, Adj.
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CIVIC SOCIETIES.

A.'.F.' '.&...A.' M. Golden Sheaf Lodge
No 1873, meets lst < 3rd Saturday of each
month. F. A. HANCOCK, w. NJ.
w, w. GRIsWoLD, Sec.
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A. o. u w. Morris Lodge No. So. MAets
each Tuesday evening at their hall.
A.-B. hNUEKsUN, VI. w.
n GrIIESPIE Rec
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1. Q. o. F. Crystal Lodge No132 meet ev.
cry Monday mig Int at its hall.
A. C THoBP, R. S. C. PHELPS, N. G..
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MT LERAIIDN R A CHAPTER No A
M, cts / 4 Wed ofeach month
W. C. B1CKNEA, Sec DAVID KEMP, u. P. .
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Knights of Aurora, meets every Fad and 4th,
Friday of each month, at their hall.
A. l.. STENGER, &c. PA. MCCARTHY, Rec
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Nv IAlO4EM Mo IA n II meets second
Wednesday OF each 1ffJIl5.i ~ IL n t. 'heTI' o
"a. FLAHkRTT, Pres.
TIMOTHY MURPHY. r. s.
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W. H. MILES, Rec.

Also Select Knights meet at same hall 1st
and 3rd Friday of each month
J. D GILLEsPl E, Com.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

kfors fglvlstass FzEsie pate - tsS Frixs
DEsiL
NiLuAULEE. J4ly lL--oats.ae e rhs
e1ecnoa of or eecs 10 BUSINESS 81 ina
po-taaess xas tfaasaesea - EAgrsesy's
r.et.ar ~ tie Pythlan S-g7e1as
lo.sye. rhe sfuernooa session being es-
vosea - tbs exs1npl plircagioa cf tbs
ucsk q the ualf9rn degree u tAe
hlarsAsl Diyisioa q Marshal Aeb
rn a3attion 10 the e.eetion of Nessrs
shaw All Blackasr, IS supreme Chan
ce lIos snd Supreme Nlee-Chancellor re-
speetlYeIv. other o1esrs weee elected
a. follows,
s.ussne Pfelais. Z. z BlaeZzssF San Disgo.
Cal. sarrease Master ENciesusr p J Wli-eg.
Ygfgsia9toa De- Supreme Aeepsr Cf EDcCrls
ana seal = > & waite NsshTlle. Tenn Sa-
prerae Master a. Arms =. Il Nefrlscn. Nsva-
a. sasren.e Sscrstary EI4ss Eseas Fuua s.
4. Ksnne4y. CizsiaaSsi O. Supreme Taner
Geard D.. D e. b4rSvell Cheyeaae W. ~
prene Oster Gaar1 JeAI H. ThoDpsol - asa
l1zla1. = q.
The Pythian Sisterh0od coRcl lded its
sessions Thursday afternoon and sd-
iolraea 70 meet AZ the same time and
place IS the supreme lodge. Al the ses-
sion the Pythiar Sisters adopted a
burial ritual aad selected designs of
emblems fer their order Resolutions
were adopted thanking Milwaukee for
its hospitality ana the knignts Tor their
ehivalrous courtesles.
Thursdays competitive prize drills
attracted 5000 people TO the Driving
Park. The programme included division
drills BY Nancy No Is OF indianapolis;
the Austin No. IA OF Amsterdam, \.
Y; The Erie division of Erie, Kan. /;
Hastings No. 10 OF Hastings, Mich. I;
the Saginaw division Of East Saginaw;
Abbott No. II Of Fall River, Mass;
Fort Dearborn No l Of Chicago. and
the Yellow Cross No. e5 OF Alliance, o.
The contest for the first prize thus far
Is between :he Erie kan and Hastings
(Mich) divisions.
Thirty thousand people witnessed the
display of fireworks under the auspices
OF the Pythian council Thursday night
IL was the biggest crowd OF people ever
gathered within the Driving Park and
the display was one of the grandest ever
seen in the West. --
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
THE CENSUS.

Belief That tho Returns from New York
City Have Been padded "-PopuiatioE
Of Other Large CitIes-our Total Popo-
latlou About $4,000, 900.
WAsHINGToS, July lit is proba bic
that in the matter Of population New
York will be one of the most disap-
pointed cities in the Union when the
official returns 70 the census bureau are
made known. IL is believed that the
rough estimate made 10y the supervisors
OF New York, placing the population at
1,70O, 600, Will be not less than 200, 600
above the official returns.
Chicago and Philadelphia are still
nip and tuck for second place. The
population of each will be in the neigh
Lorhood of 100000. Brooklyn comes
fourth with 500, 600, ST. Louis fifth with
AS, 600. Boston sixth with 437, 900,
and Baltimore seventh with 49,
600. 1t is likely that Cincinnati
will be eighth and San Fran
cisco ninth. Strange as il may appear,
the metropolis of the Pacific slope is
hard pressed for the ninth position by
the comparatively insignificant town Of
Buffalo, y. i. Buffalo increase in the
last ten years has been phenomenal,
and it is by no means improbable that
it has outstripped San Francisco.
1t is probable this census Will show
that the rate OF increase among the
blacks in the South has been much less
than among the whites. The census bu-
reau is now enumerating the returns at
the rate of 1000, 600 names day. II is
now believed that the population Of the
United States will reach G6. 100000 On
this basis it will take at least sixty
days 10 complete the entire count AS
the count was begun more than two
weeks ago, it will be concluded about
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TO SUCCEED MPKlNLEY.
Democrats OF the sixteenth Ohio District
Trying to Nominate a Congressional

Democrats OF the sixteenth Ohio District
Trying to Nominate a Congressional
Candidate
COLUMBUS, O., July 1.-THE Demo
cratic Congressional convention in the
Sixteenth (McKinley'sl district met in
Orrville Thursday. When the nomina-
tion Of candidates began eight names
were proposed, as follows: Judge We'll
lington Stillwell, of Millersburg; ex-
Lieutenant-Governor John u. Warwick,
of Massillon; Hon. John Monnott.
of Canton; John c. Welty, of Canton;
State Senator John Z.,nmerman, Of
Wooster; Or. J. V. Lewis, OF Alliance;
Johnson Sherrick, OF Canton, and Dr.
A. G. Wiley. OF Spencer. After taking
several ballots the convention ad-
journed.
LIZ MARS, Ia, July 1.-THE Eleventh
district Republican Congressional con.
vention nominated George Perkins, pro
pietor Of the Twin City Journal, to sue.
eeed l. s. Strubble.
HURoS. 5. D., July 1.-THE Inde-
pendent State convention. held here
Thursday. nominated t. C. Zipp. OF
Dead wood, and A. A. Leayitt, Of Worth.
ing, FOR Congress.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

CINcNSATr. Jalg 1f-At re meeting
of the eoiored Catholics ~ National
convention The-sia7, resolutions usre
passed recou msnd.uT taat nigat school Il
r. established Tor colored ca4laren. a.
Catholic ohEdraa - given = Csthol ic
eaacation- thst IabeF crTaalsstIons ba
asked 70 samit colore1 u'sn ard thst
employers make 70 6lsti1eaon ef color.
taa, a rlan - p-spare3 ~ assist II
s5ol4saisz tre Afrs-an slare trade
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SAP ACCIDENT.
A Father and Son h4Hsa b. the Erpios-
ION Of a oas eeaerator N NV aark

A Father and Son hllisa bs the EEpios-
ion of oas Ceserstor IA New York.
NEW York. duly Il.-Chrisiian Eck-
EFT was killed this morning by an ex.
ifosion Of gas generator at il9 Eas
One Hundred and Twenty-fourl
street his two sons Chester,
aged Is years, and Frank u
years, were seriously burned. The
sons were removed 10 the hospital and
their fathers body " the norgue. They
were making soda water az TIE time Of
the explosion. The son Chester died In
the hospital later. The other son Is very
slightly injured. and will recover. Tie
father and dead son were working to-
gether when the explosion occurred.
There was not a bruise on either 81
them: both died from shock The
widow and mother has four other chill
dren. She became insane over the oc-
currence, and can not be found.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

BELLEvuLE. Ill, July 1.-THE Cal.
ifornia Improvement Company has
been incorporated here under the State
laws Of Illinois Tha scheme Of she
company is to build . line q railway
from Los Angeles 30 San Francisco.
The company was formed for the pur-
pose of purchasing the Los Angeles.
Pasadena s. Glendale railroad. extend
ing eighteen miles from Los Angeles.
The capital stock is s. So. 900, and lis
said most q IL Is owned in - LOUIS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

RocKFoHp. I'LL. July i.--Chief of 20
lice Albert W Webb sbot and killed
himself Thursday night The suicide.
Sc is said. was prompted by q desir. to
escape disgrace. Webb had com nlitted
a forgery and it had been discovered.
The shooting was done In the court
room. an1 two shots rere fred. tae des-
perate nan taking a revolver in each
sand, and evidently fred simultsne-
susiy, sending two bulsts iato bis
brain.
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SHORT SPECIALS

II Is estimated HAT tAe census Nial
give I.snxsr E popr@a-iea - 1ss eaa
Al 4. Raglin ieA fsena hsv ioit al
Arror.. III. IAarsaaY aa8 vas Elslsh.
Mrs. 8ehseea Noeg4n. enc & ,ae 1rtt
vasts settlers Of Cas- Cean1y, lu5 is
GeSS
silver money % rae snouns q slb.-
ss4. s49 wss eo-ne1 - tAs BfusA l2int
last year
Enellss Eailway eaployes are sgitlt-
ing ior = reelection e tAsir mazirnslm
hoars - labor H. Zen hears { day.
an Easllsh syndicate LAS secured
monopoly ~ sapQly-ag TIE Belgrade
m&rzet vita pogk, a&ia, lara ega
Lewis Smith Was arrested Thursday
ia Mcnouo4gh County l.l- ehaEgea
With eoautorfsit-ng silver dollars.
TIE v.rg.uia Republican Comu tee
advises naeu bers Il It's party 10 rv-rfin
from voung undar existing State elee-
tioa l4eA
TIE Law and Order League a Peru,
lad, recently organized, las ordered
az places of buslaesstlosed on Sundays
under th-eat of prosecunon.
Aels H. Olson, q farmer OF Sihley. lll,
was Killed while trying 70 Lead an un-
ray horse. lie Was thr0wa against =
,eire fence and ble2 10 deein.
harmoa Robbins, WHO lived in the
leal-mining regions for 1fty yesrs. dled
at his home ia llstteaille, Wis, IAurs-
day, after prolonged illness
Tie drought is in5uring orors badly
in Eayetse ard adjoining counties IN
Illinois. The iF1lt crop IS badly injured
and the apple crop va ZEE short
Tie Pope viii conyoke meeting Of
bishops aud cardinals at Rome next
spring 70 consider Tbs position q the
church and tie question Of his sue
cessor
Ia the t.ial Of Or Pierce. the Pfohi-
bitlon mayor Of hoopestown, IL, for
selling LIQUOR without license, the
Jury disagreed, and Dr. Pierce VII be
tried again.
Asyndicste at Montgomery, Ala, Will
build immediately the Montgomery,
Tuscola & Memphis railway, connect
ing with the Illinois Central and Mobile
i Ohio roads.
Wednesday night Olive Baldwin, an
aged woman. OF Louisiana, H., while
asleep walked out Of 4 window, and WAS
soon after found by her family n . dy-
ing condition.
Nellie Clark. the well-eonnfcted
young Providence woman who forged a
note for So 600 10 save 3 worthless lover
has been bound over 10 the Septelnhor
term OF court in -, 0O0
The first bale OF cotton Of the season,
weighing $50 pounds, arrived in New
York Wednesday by the steamer City
OF Augusta, from Savannah. Ii was
shipped by ). b. Brown, Of Albany, Ga
Prof William Fix, of Hartsyille
lind University, died at Dcs M3ines
Thursday. His father gave $40 000 70
the univ. rsity sixteen years ago, the
day his son was employed as instructor.
Charlie Bollman, the l0-year-old son
Of Foreman Rollman. OF the American
Wheel Company at Fort Wayne. Ind,
fell from a shade tree on Douglass
avenue Thursday evening, breaking his
neck.
The National crop repor< gives the
condition OF wheat as 1872, against -. l
last month. The spring wheat has ad-
vanced from sl.3 10 ga. Taken to-
gether winter and spr:ng wheat make
an average Of SCI instead Of 81 last
month.
Mr. Gladstone, in letter declining
Il
conference. says that nc regrets that he
is obliged TO forego an opportunity Ia
protest against the devouring militar-
ism that is consuming tie yitals q
Europe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
A RACE RIOT
F@tsl Con1lgt between Whites ans
biAeks ia Georgia
ToURglCR0ES ARE REPORTED 1llIa
So otasrs ~ tte salpe Cular- 3a ffhes
VITA EiGAs NAttes. aais Nts14-
sd-1raaals over a..assr tias
Saass ST flse nss.

GEwF1N. Ca. 5a4y ll~A fatai rae
riot occurred at staEss lall a.l ~
kGyetls No~ulE - ecieeA 4-Nrsaay
afternoon. foar negroes Ners Aiiie1
kaa six wounded. tWo ~ whom ase re-
ported dyias Elsht whites were SaoL but
j. is thoas Ia olly one of them fatally,
makiRg eighteen ln al ill.ea ana
woNaded a deraA selling s.ne on tue
occasion became engaged in q war -
words viii waite aaan about the por-
chase 81 some Wiae. which resulted In
the ntsFo getting slishty cut Prom tlls
tie quarrel aeeaa 4aa - as taken np y
others with tbe resulg - states above.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
CORN CROPS BURNED UP.
Oklahoma and Western Kansas suffer
0rcatlr bT The Isrrlhle Haat.

TOPEKA, KAN, July lL-Fourtoen
families Of colorcd people, who have re-
turned here from Oklahoma, say tliat
every thing Is burning Up down there.
and that the settle re- are leaving as fast
as they can get away. Crops there Viii
be almost a total failure.
WICHITA, Kan, July II. The last
few days Of medium hot winds in the
sections not visited by rain within the
last two weeks have almost completely
destroyed the early corn. which was 10
tassel, and the late oorn In some Sec
tions is believed 10 be almost COM
plete failure. Local rains have saved
lhe crops in other sections and corn
looks well. bat not as forward - ia sv-
craze years
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
80 Torles nack Dove

LoNDoS, July lin the House OF
Commons last evening ". H. Smith, the
Government leader. stated that in
view OF the late period Of the session
arrived at the Government would not
proceed with the standing order sela-
tive 10 the ostponement Of bills Mr
Smith also said that il had been de-
cided 20 drop the Irish land purchase
bin and the tithes bill, bat that they
would be reintroduced az the cGning
Noye-her session OF Parliament
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

CEfctro F1ir 81
cfrrrr-Karfsf fairy eet vf Trets steaaT
ars .reafrres crasf-Irrs ranra1 a. e. soa
tT f-- ttrfee - ra1rV sfi rrir1 Etarre 8 r
a. s. ~ gee1 tc cfglef o. ~ f8a9E E for eorr-
.--- FL fsaF ~ 81 gu1 "a fgr nutrra-sr etee-r
a. f1r7 ~ f1r sfaese-e o. "a Fl f1- Tegane
s. ssslf 81 far Fese~Y egas 20 ftr Gees
sas Is for 81 ls ant - "a N ~ Vse
Caves
rogs- MafEsf rnferu1ety stfes frt feef
- eer rf.g renf rc fsf age tafrig ~
80 r-arffe Fs-fees ra.ef ~ irss- ss1es wsrs
r.sse @ sEm - fer lQr q EyH 81 fr
,7ces raer1r ss s9es p f9r uizs1 sns e e.
- ~ assfy Es-sLf sae sniEpllG 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

LoNDov. Jalr Ii-1ir Henry M
Stanley IS suffering from severe at-
tack of Vastritis and is confined o. bis
bed D. is feared shat his marriaro 20
Miss Dorothy 1cnnant. which ia ar
ranged 70 take place in Wegininster
Abbey tomorrow. vin have to be post
ronod on account cf BIS ricEnoss
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

srDArtA. No July lL--J A. Tnr-
ington. alas West under sentence of
death a. Boonevi q, SO. for tbo kill
lag Of S6eel1 C~aroes. u Ccopef Court7.
has confessed chat ha vas Implicated in
tse Missouri Kansas A. Texas robbe-v
a. Prior Greek. rhen 81 30 was se-sre5
snd that ke also helped 20 rob tee
Nells-Fsrgo express q SO ooo few
sars later
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huRoBA. ID. Juiv ff-M ~ Ravlin.
o. bere. fcll From his bag ioff twentf-
Eve feet "Wednesday evening and vas
fatally injured Pc yves Mayor p
Aurora I'm 1901 ard 1869. and Tor many
vra~a vas err,f.rr tenf
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

DANBUrY, Conn. July Il--Wednos-
day night TWO men entered Ls4ne's .ew-
cry store here, which - tae tilue VA "a
charge o. Clarence knox. az q ycar-o.d
clerk. The men seized Knox. gagged
him and bound HIM securely ana then
proceeded - rlGe TIE store They zoe
cured $1,000 worth % jeweiry and 500
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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
TOBACCO .fa,rtoss. Turn.d.

CTFcrTvA71 July 1.-THE Globe 80
baoco warehouse. owned ~ the Brooks
4 Nsterfeld Company. vas burned
THURSDAY evening one tbousand bogs-
head of tobacco sere consumed The
loss is estimated a. si89. 600. partially
covered bv insurance