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r...sn,r t.ie data for his annual re
!, ...u,--rss. Ts IS said the special
.,,-.~ sf the report VIII be similar 10
: af last year
: reported that a marriage has
,--an.rpd between the ezarowitz
me Duchess Elsa of Wurtemberg.
xn born IN is-6. and niece OF the
sinr Of Vurtsmbers--
r-rurFrc rIIe arose at Brighton,
laud on the 18th. blowing down
IF the structures in the course Of
,-pu fer Buffalo BilFs Wild West
,w an,T urecieinx them utterly
sz cabinet. at It's meeting on the
Eseussed IN detail several reci-
xitv treaties that are uow in the
re o. uegutiati0u between the
tp,E Stases and European and South
rericza countries.
; said that under French law
= ehar.es Stewart P1rleII and John
bwarf Parueu are the heirs of the
RS fund of go 900 which WIS banked
y Pars n the JOINT names O< Mr. Me
r.av and Mr. ParueIL
fTHx Pan-Republic congress commit
4 It's recent TWO days meeting IN
Ia.ielphia. designated Edward Ever
Hzle. D. D.. ami Wn- u. Mcdowell
ieIerlses - the International Peace
krle soon t0 be held at Rome Italy
STrxHryTEyDENT FuN0RE of the
r-aera Pacific railroad has informed
ef Thz-Ston Of the Order of Rail-
hT TsIegraphers that the Southern
Hide eaupaaT VII rot recognize the
rer amt VIII discharge any Of It's en-
pres belonging u T.
LIZ expert Of harley from Canada 70
y Eain=l States during che fiscal
l-- snied June 30 last. as comparesl
in INST year. declined from ID. gs1. :
. 4sa1aa1 bushels During the
ne period there WIS IN increase OF
Per cent n the export Of barley to
szt britain.
HIS NARY WHEY PRESTON. aged
mother Of Herbert Y Preston. for
seafE years 4 member Of the Wash
gFan bureau Of the New York Her
isil DOWN a stairway IN her resi-
aes n Washington. on the 18th. AMI
RI within five minutes. Her neck
. diSlaezte,t
II EDWARD ARyeED, the author Of
ile Light Of Asia. The Light of
e World. etc. sailed from liverpool
lie aiteff States on the steamer
z u New York On the 18th He
lHs % America to give descriptive
Is ami readings from his poems and
|'nse writings.
M annual Christian International
aseat'ou met IN Allegheny Cftv. Pa
ne 18th Il was the fcrtv-seeoud
'la-lA canveution Of the home society.
Z sixteenth Of the foreign society and
= se'en1eenth Il the Christian vo-
n aaarL An Informal reception
: I'D az night About f-soa dele
ll'ss rum al parts Of the world at-
= ne hgns Ok the announcement
va ! Aiirzpe That Pa-ueIrs wi,l.,sx an,.I
Z lrotler VIII legally inherit the
- !. p as.'riassi By Americans for the
= q svieteti Irish tenants AMI de-
- - u Farneil IN 4 French bank.
az appeals for funds are IfIseIv %
, - - NslA 4 r7Isher chilling response
-i-s siis II the Atlantis.
!, I. -'''a1A monument WAS unveiled
e4ang1 y T.. on the ,b.,r~ Of
- - axe on the 18th. to The memory
81 Afi1'ss, ehiefo Of the SIX Nations
'ois. The monument was
- oY the Waterloo LfErarx and
- s.iessty 0u the spot where
- saist first saw the light A
ss''an q Indians from the 3 20
- ''-''A survivors, Of the SIX Nations
= Present
!. ~ S.s lady, supposed 70 nave been
-, -s1-lazhlins :. going 10 visit her
west Branch. Mich. arose
= - aerth ona sleeper on the New
--'-1s-l1 road. At 4 o'clock on the
- . .liss isth. vaIxesf 10 the rear
= - gl I an. c-sappeared- When found.
Basavia- v u she was 50
- a nIHrest that she died soon
-. : s imposed that she waSa
81. - ST anu walked OF the trair
- 4,'1N N4THAyIEL DCScAS "
= - .ornsriy of the Cuirsd States
s 1.esi az Charleston = c. on the
vas born IN fsga and was IN
- - OF the American war ship
-. .-a1sferred On behalf Of Louis
- - ne Hungarian citizen of the
- states He demanded Kos
-. .e.sasEs by Austria and cleared
-. y action The request was
- granted Ingrzham re-
Assia4 from congress- In 1851
- and entered the eoufeder-
. -Nilo0ner Reheeez A. TauIane.
Z. zerson, of South Chatham.
Ylng crew ot se-er men.
-. - port News. Va. August Is. for
~, With q cargo Of coal. and
Id.-se oesa heard of since. She hAs
s sssa Lost with Al CT board