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WHITE REPUBLICANS IN THE SOUTH.
The Movement for Drawing the Color Iias
Inside the PartS's Ranks.

NOve1enS
Inside the PartS's Ranks.
CHARLESTON. 8. O.. July 1.-THE White Re-
publican League movement which was In
augurated in this State last spring has come to
tho front again. I. Hendrix McLane. who 10
said to have financial backing from H. Cabot
Lodge and other prominent Eastern Repub-
licans. 10 at its head.0A council was held To-
day and an address issued to voters Of the
State. The leaders say they are going to push
the movement all over tho State. and expect to
receive large accessions to their rnuks from
Democrats who they say. will be elbowed out
ment. It is understood that tho movement
viii be entirely distinct from the regular Re.
pected TO absorb the old party organization.
The negroes will DO invited to 20 into the
movement. but only as rank aud Ale;
The Indications are that Gov. Ti!lmsn. who
last year: wlll BE- shelved BY the Allispce o nm
Treasury plan. man named ". Jasper Tai
bert. who ia superintendent 81 the state peni-
Tertiary. and Is % State Alliance lecturer. Is
spoken Of as the new farmers Moses.
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Assenbiy-.. Lawrence Meet. HI. F-,snds

Assenblymsn Lawrence Meets HIS Frisnds.
Tho William n. Lawrence Democratic Asso-
cistion OF the Eleventh Assembly district in
vited all their friends to accompany them to
the Atlanta Cssino last night to enjoy the clubs
frat summerniRht's festival. The club was
organized last January. and already numbers
100 members. Enough Of their friends &C.
cepted the invitation to swell the throuR to 500
or more. Commissioner Gallup Of the Park
Board was among the carly arrivals. and Au-
WHrd line OF steamers. City Marshal John j.
Jones. Abram Bernard. President 81 the Der;
nard Association: Commissioner MAJ SIN and
congratulate ssemblyman Lawrence on the
strength Of the association: The Iadies Of the
some silk flag. which cost 1928. and two guide
flags. Capt. Edward G. OBrten Of the Seventy
first Regiment made the presentation speech.
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A PEER SUSPENDED.
Erratie Lord Dennsu Refused fersission
60 Spsak Last Might.

LONDON. July 1.-THE suspension Of peer.
rare event In the upper House OF Parliament.
occurred tonight in tho case OF the cratic
Lord Dsnman. the successor OF tho Industrious
Judge Denman. but inherltine little OF his ia
theirs powers. Lord Donman had given notice
OF motion for return OF the number OF days
ON which the late Lord Granville had attended
he himself lad attended during Lord
GranviIIo's Lifetime. Whether the mo.
by malice. Lord Denmnn was not allowed to
explain. He was about to rise to speak whom
Lord salisbury. tn'erposinR, said that the mo.
might use n stronger word. but he preferred
not to discuss the motion; he would simply
during the rsmainer Of the session. ord
Kimberly concurrsd. and Lord Saltsbnry's mo-
tion was agreed to IL silence. Lord Denman
"siopsd." looking daggors at Lord Salisbury.
With whom he has an old feud. once nearly
eliminating 10 personal violence.
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DEALING IN STOLEN GOODS
The Lord CHIEF Justice OF Euglaad Say
These Brokers Were Dishonest.

The Lord CHIEF Justice OF Euglaad Says
These Brokers Were Dishonest.
LONDON. July ia case which Is now DO.
fore the courts here raises an important
point In regard to Stock Exchange sales. 1t Is
as to whether stock broker can insist that Q
client shall accept delivery Of bond which 10
known to tho broker IS being stopped"
bond. The plaintiffs in this case are Runer l.
Sons. bankers. who purchased a Spanish bond
The BANKERS afterward discovered that the
bond had been stolen and stopped. The de-:
to accept delivery Of the bond under Stock Ex.
change rules.
Several brokers. including the Chairman Of
the Stock Exchange permitted such q TRANSACT
tion. Tho Lord Chief Justice Lord ColertdRe.
OF the Stock Exchange appear to be devoid Of
the principles Of common business honesty.
The trial resulted In verdict for the plaintiffs.
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MS cOvsCfENCF ALL RIGHT
Ths Experimeater In Cancer Inoculatio
Does = OF Mind Criticisn.

Tie Experimehter In Cancer Inoculation
Does y OF Mind Criticism.
BERLIN. July 17.-Concsrning DR.. Lerdle's
charge against Drs. Bergman and Hahn that
they sxpsrmsnted, with cancer inoculations
on Berlin hospital patients without the pa
tienis' knowledge or consent. DR.. Eergmann
declared to-day. In an interview. that he await
cd with perfect euuanimity the threatened Of
f,cisl inquiry. He said: MY conscience docs
not reproash nue. In the slightest degree. l
have not inflicted on the pateuts q moments
pain nor shortened their lives minute. This
outrry has not Affected my practice. My pa.
tients are arriving from all parts OF the world
Dr. Bergman ridicned the press comments
on the charges against him. saying that sew
oral cases Ind been raked up and magniod
which dated back twenty-five years.
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LONDON. July 1.-THE Governor OF the Bank
OF ireland. presiding at the annual meeting Of
the stockholders OF that institution, congrstu.
lated Thorn upon the fsct that good reports
were received everywhere ss to the crop pros
poets In Ireland. There was II reasona! 10
OF farming produce, MS wei q. Of cattle. lie
was hopeful OF tn. early dawn OF an era OF
The Torss are QUOTING sns The
speech ms O proof OF the success OF Mr.. Bnl-
four's Irish Motley In tranIuil,zing ths country
perity.
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LONDON July 17.-sir John Pender. speaking
at q meeting OF tho Direct Cable Company.
stated that there had been . positive decline In
Atlantic teleRra Apply since the. operation Of the
Mckinley law. He did not solely attribute the
decline TO the Mckinley law. 1t was partly due
to depression in trade and to competition.
Eventually the United StateH would discover
that they suffered more than ANYBODY else
from the new law.
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To Prouote Perpe,ual Peace,

LONDON. July 1.-THE Rev. Mr.. Bevsn Of
Melbourne presided at q meeting Of ministers.
held this evening IN the City Temple. In sup
port OF the form alton OF u federation OF Eng
lsh. speaking peoples for information al arbitra-
ton and universal peace. Tho Rev. Newman
Hall. In dwelling upon the practicability Of
arbitration. instanced the Alabama question.
the solution OF which. he said. had moro
closely allied the peoples OF England and
America. He prayed that the Queen would
not suffer harm. buth would not pray thatthe
believed the enemies were In the right. He was
willing to rlsk the charge 81 dlsloyalty kn0w-
lev Mr. Patterson OF Hanover, New Hamp.
had come to England. the land Of their fathers.
10 take counsel how to promote the cause Of
permanent universal peace. He REGARDED with
lative, powers in England and America had
rlaeed Il on record that they we're In favor Of
tration Of contentious arising between them.
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Te.tlmony In Many Tonrues,

There was babel OF tongues In United
States Commissioner Belows's Office In Brook
lyn. Yesterday. WI in Jose?h Pithon. the Arab
who was arrested TO- robbinR fellow country
man on the steamer Caracns. was arru,gneu
Tor examination. T. took four interpreters to
The witnsssea. and when Spanish and GsrmaS
we're inter.seted In the Arabic dialogues the
Com missioner cal ed n halt and announced
that lie would give o decision to-day.
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P.rne,, lIa. Not Paid the Costs.

LONDON. July 1.-THE solicitors employed
BY Capt. O'Shea in his suit for divorce. In
which MIR. Psrnell was named as correspond
ont. write to-day denying the statement made
yesterday that Mr.. Parnell has paid the costs
Of the suit. amounting 10 $1,000. The lawyers
SAY that Mr.. Parnell offered in May to pay ono
halt in cash and the balance In a month. Capt.
O'Shen accepted tho offer. but. they add. moth
ing has been hoard ainre OF Mr. ParnolPs ofIer
and nothing Inns been seen OF his money. The
greatest difficulty 10 eXpefieEcsd In serving
tho bankruptcy order on MT. Pnrnell. and he Is
the ground that lie 10 not domicilsd In England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18

The managers Of the new summer resort FL
Dorado. on the Palisades. announce that the
venture has proved a financial success. Thou
sands from both sides Of the river have wit
messed. the spectacle every fair night. after
9ules heSy Aha Sshsn frankos bana IL sSs
afternoon. King HoIomon" is not hre-
works exhibition: Tho ,psrotschnics are SGT
tho stage performance. They may b. dis
tinctIy seen IRON this city and tenement
dwelers OF the vast side 20 up on the roofs OF
Of thelr houses overy evening 10 enjoy the
ApeCtnrl0.
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Martin Mnhony is 40 years old. He used TO
be shoemaker and lived at 3D7 Eat Twenty
ninth street. but he went crazy and was sent
to the asylum at Wards Island. Mahony was
released about week ago. out yesterday he
vent 10 Deputy Warden Gleason Of BELLEVUE
III better be put back" he said. before 10
harm TO some one. islt oil right when came
70 kSw SSoE ssSk aso PIT 81
learned that my wife, IN my absence. had 9 NJ
to Lying With some on. else, ! hoEs yegil
hOny will be returned 10 the lslan
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TIL. tt. Plato Industry in Wales.

LONDON. July 1.-THE President OF the
Board Of Trade. Sir Michael Hicks Beach.
said In the House OF Commons to-day that the
Government was aware OF the temporary
stoppsge uf tho tin plate work In Wales. in:
work. He thought that overproduction was
tho cause OF this state OF affairs and quoted
figures In support OF this theory.
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ST.. LOUIS. July H.-Deputy United States
Marshnls Hall and McCune returned yester-
day evening from nine days' trip In the wilda
OF southeast Missouri whore they have been
brake for mOonshiners. As trophies OF th6ir
success tbey brought back with them tW' prls-
oner- by I. names q The1d.re and Taomas
ton Us owskin Bayou. located in tho lower
pdrt OF Pemiscot comfy. The prisoners con-
ieRs to selling illiCit Whisky. but deny that
they manufactured. .
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BERLIN. July 1.-THE Mlitair WochenLlatt
tMilitary Weekly has caused q sensation in
military and other circles BY publishing an
editorial in which 1t says that thers are 80
many Russian troops on the frontier between
latter country 10 predominant. and that 1t Is
imperative that stops should be immedia ely
taken by the German Government TO restore
the balance,
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: Mme. Is,,trr.Goe,z.'. Farewell.

Nine. Filter. Go,tze. formerly Of the German
opera company, win sing at BRIGHTON Beach
this evening and on Tuesday evening next
under the mansoement OF the Eeidl Society.
She will bs accompanied BY Mr.. Ssidl upon the
pinno Aud ~ the ,ull seIdl OF, l,sstra. These
hear Mime. litter u oslzo in this csuntry.
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Little Mary boyd Sent to an A.yium.

Mrs. Mary Boyd. the colored woman who was
charged on Thursday with inhumanly treat
ing her twelve.year-old daughter. Mary. the
case being dismissed at Jefferson Market
Court on account Of insufficient evidence, was
in court again yesterday. The Gerry society
been q divekeeper at 239 West Twenty-ninth
street under the name OF Frepeh: Mrs; Boyd
Committed to the Colored Hall-orphan Asy-
lnm. 1t is not certain that she 10 the child's
mother. Mary cried whom she va. taken from
the court room. but Mrs. Boyu eoemed perfect.
ly contented.
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LONDON. July 17.-Robsrt Opher. the pub
Usher Of the Kaiser's parade platform. which
contained on the cover IN advertisement OF
Malthusisn books. has been arrested. Two
persons who purchased the psmnhlet testified
Tho Government f0lt obliged to take this &C.
ton. owing to the fact that Conseryative nom
bora were questioning the Homo Secretary In
the House Of Commons IS to whether the au-
thorities- proposed to lot the open circulation
OF immoral matter on such conspicuous o.
cAsion go unpunished
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To Prevent Fires At Sea.

LONDON. July l7.-Lord De-la-Warr. In the
House OF Lords to-day. gave notice that he
would move for tho appointment OF select
committee to Enquire into the practice OF carry
ing innammable goods on board Atlantic
passenger steamships.
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The Vatican.

ROME. July i7.-Mgr. Ajuti who has returned
from the East indies. where he was apostolic
delegate. will be nominated instead OF Mgr.
Torroni to the post occunied by Mgr. Persieo.
In high circles II Is asserted that Mgr Persico
the PIonAGsndA
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A BOY Lost In tho Woods.

HARTFORD. July LEONE hundred mon. with
lanterns at night. have been searching the
woods and mountains OF Litchfsld county.
near Sonth Canaan. since July 7 for l2-ysar-
old Richard C1rtiss. who disappeared on Tint
Canaan. The searrhsrs followed his trail into
the fo'd hills and there lost II. 1t ~ feared he
has perishel OF hunger vi exposure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
I.oas leland conauetor. Qu,ts,ne the O-de,

Conductors on the Long Island Railroad are
resigning from tile order OF railroad con-
ductors. Seven or more have already left the
order. Although those who have sent In thoir
designations say they did 30 voluntarily. Con-
ductor ". RomRih OF Jamaica attributes his
discharIe by the road company 10 the fact
that lie refused TO resign from. the order. Tho
ening that they fail to see what benefits they
LAriNa from the order.
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SEXTON As A LEADER.
He 10 . hood DebNter and - @ o0d Tacticina
A Growing BooM.

A Growing Boom.
LONDON. July 17.-Mr. Sexton obtains the
support OF several Irish Bishops. ami Is in.
cressing tho adhesion Of members who will
support him as leader OF the Irish party ON Mr..
McCarthy's withdrawal. The personal friends
OF M. Dillon lay stress upon bis reluctance to
lead any section II he feis to reunite the party.
He is disposed to l9in his brother i1 America
The bulk Of the Liberals. II consnlted. would
select Mr.. Sexton before Mr.. Dillon, During
added immensely to his reputation a. Q tao
tician. He IL the ablest debater 10 the party.
and 10 now recognized % an adept In the quiet.
ludiclous handling OF affairs.
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COZ JONES 4 CANDIDATE
He Will Stump Alabama with Col. Kols OF
4. tho EnPners' Alliance.

-. the Enr0ers' Alliance.
MONTGOMERY. July l7.-Gov. Tom Jones will
be q candidate for reelection. This fact he an
nounced to-day to put q atop to rumors spread
by the Alliance men that he was afraid to meet
their candidate in another campaign.
In the campaign eighteen months ago Col
Kolb the Alliance candidate. was dictated by
parliam en,arv tactics In nc invention In which
he had tho majority OF votes. Tho result was
the nomination OF Jones. who went into office
as the stratghtout Demooraps candidate; The
promise to SEQ to 1t that he will be the next
Governor Of Alabama.
The feeling between the Alliance men and
the strnightout Democrats Is very bitter. Gov.
Jones will stump the Stute with Candidate
Koib.
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Mccarthy Wanted to Resign

LONDON. July 1.-THE Council u the Irish
Tenants Association met In tho conference
room OF the House OF Commons to-day and
voted f2.0OD for the relief OF eyicted tenants.
Mr.. Mccarthy renewed his offer 10 resign.
sittiugs In the House: but he finally asssnted
to remain at his post until the opening OF the
next session OF Parliament.
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BIRMrNGHAM. Conn, Jnlv F.-It WAS dis.
covered by an inspection Of the tax list ye-ter-'
day that Judge David Torrance OF tho Supreme
Court had entered bis bicycle on his tax list ~
IOtui ned to the assessors under tbs hsHd III
"Vehicles." 30 far as known he u tho only man
IN the State who has done so
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
4 Brief Duel nj tn. Bridge Eu.rI.ce.

Bridget Angus. who sells candy near tho
bridge entrance and neighborinG fruit
vender fell out last evening. When Bridget
raised q hatcher In u menaoing way he felled
her with stick. She got up and threw tho
Ratchet at the mans head. barely missing her
aim. boy picked M tho hatchet and ran
away. and the battle was over.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
A Swiss Avalanche

BERLIN. July H.-An avalanche occurred
yesterday in tho Giant Mountains. blocking the
Selling and Elbaude Valley. and. It is feared,
burying some house,, The disaster was the
Dpedietous fan OF snow The event Is o phs-
nomonsl one st this season Of the year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
Roy., Decorations by IL. no..

WASHINGTON. July l7.-E. II. Allen. Consul.
General OF Hawaii at New York. hs. informed
tho Treasury Department that IL March last q
box containing decorations. order cd by the
Hawaiian Government, ariiyed at New York
from Paris addressed to J. v. RoDsrt-op. the
lulu. and Mr. Allen asked that IL bs delivered
TO him iree Of duty. Secretary Spauldine In
formed him that the department Is unable to
grant his request. 80,
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Not Guilty or the Great Theft. but Guilt,
or the Little Oae.

LONDON July 1.-THE famous theft Of the
Countess Of Dudley's diamonds is still a mys.
tory. the Confession OF tho clelk. Wilkinson
upon which he was recently arrested that he
was the robber. having turned out to 10 uu,rue.
Wilkinson who Is crank ind romancer as
we'll M crook. was discharged to-day as there
was no reason to suppose. after his examina-
ton. that he had ever seen the Dudley dia-
monds. Upon leaving the court room he WAS
arrested for petty THEFT with nothing roman
tic about 1t. but which he undoubtedly com.
mitted. and lie will probably 10 put whore be
will not he able to amuse himself BY hOAxing
the police for some limo to come.
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Russl.. Peasant& h. Need.

81. PxrslsBuao. July i7.-At . large meet
ins held yesterday OF representatives from the
towns In the government OF Nijnii-Novgorod
Il vas resolved to petition the Government to
loan tho province the sum OF soiZoooo IN
nuffoFtpR peDSants
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D..troy,.s Photosr.p hs Of er.st PIetares

Destroyipg Photographs OF Great PIctures.
LONDON. July 1.-THE viRllant Purists got
Lord Stanley OF Attorney to raise q question
IN the House Of Lords In regard to the ma
tional purchase OF Calderon's picture Of ST.
Elizabeth nude. Lord Salisbury ridieuled the
idea that the picture outraged the feelings OF
Catholics. He said no had not seen the pic
ture. He wished he had. He had seen trsv-
esty wherein . lady showed her back to =
was one into which he could not enter. There
were plenty Of similar classical pictures that
cluded. tho picture was placed In great secl!l-
sior. These few testing words disposed OF the
by getting q magistrates order to destroy
photographs OF Geroms's. Bougnerea9s., and
Ing argument ngn!nst The sals Of such photo
graphs was that while the paintings might not
may be. English artists treat the prosecution
with silent contempt.
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Two Ne. Killed by an Insane Mas.

AMSTERDAM. July l7.-An insane pensioner
named 6chslman rushed into the Post ONCE
At Eseus. East Friesland. to-day and demanded
the Immediate payment OF his pension. which
lie conceived to BE- due. On being refused he
man man Who Attempted to arrest him. he also
wounded several other persons before hs was
OyerDoWOrod and taken into custody.
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LONDON. July 17.-There is . report current
that the Queen has written to the King Of Rou-
mania advising him to let the love episode OF
The Crown Prince with Helena vacsrssco take
marriages or affection In the English royal
{amiH
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A Tale OF Unappreclnted Merit.

LONDON July IA print Of Meryon's etcl;.
Ing. "LApside de Notrs Dame" was sold at
auction in this city to- day for fl25. The artist
sold the original when stAryin9 In Paris thirty
years ago for franc and half.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
Em.-,nn Hebrews Turned Bnc,.

BOSTON, July H. Twenty. ei.ht immigrant.
mostly Russian Hebrews, We. not allowed to
land from the steamship Michigan Yesterday.
IN the ground that they might nscome ny bile
chargrs They whl be returned by Tho Micli-
igan next week.
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BRADLEY SURREY&,

The Bradley surrsya for 1891 are little the nnsst ~
ever produced We have them In cutund srA ma.
plenty Of room mo long tsndsrs or mud susrus ~
whesla We fancy We paint and trim our work nrsS
better than the average.
RRAnLEY a CO. IA WARREn IT
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LONDON. July 1.-THE steamer Kshrwlsder.
at Deptford from Boston. reports passing on
July 8. In latitude AZ north. the sailing boat
Sea SERPENT. iacipR with the Mermad from
Boston to London.
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Not - Birth In Mae Years.

SHELTON. Conn.,. July VA Birmingham
physician In searching the record OF vital sta
tistlcs yesterday made the discovery that In
the district OF White Hills which is q part Of
the town OF Huntington. not n child has been
lion OF !aH and ". next 10 This horou ali. be
largest dis!ricr In the town, there have been
forty marriages IN that time. hut most OF the
the town. The White Hills school has twelve
pupils.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18

Thr.s Mes Killed o. LeSsiss Trs'a-
OAhsoN NSv.. July ia ioEEine tT .nnd os
At iumber camp on Lake Tahoe. Three mes
we're Killed and one severely tnjurs&
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salary Of Police slntron. s4ao.

The Polco Board Hxed the salaries Of police
natrons 1t S720 a year. and a.ked the Board
Of Estimate aud Aprortiontnent for $4,000 for
hltsrAtio ns 10 station houses and Prisons and
tofnrnish apsi tmsnts for the accom- mods alton OF
mAtrOps.
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70 Min wass ~. % oreesrs. ~ -,
0ooAs. ~ Laundry Wagons, o 0s>sis
Trucks. . Farntturs Tfveks. - hsavy ~
light Express Wagon. zoe Hight lDsiivsv1
est prieee. Call aad see MS, HAcins WsSSs
anA Carriage Company. 161.lS8 8o1Sk M
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Scarcity or Cots.

LIspos, July 1.-THE scarcity OF metallic
surrSnoy continues. The premium ON the SOW
SreiGn u nino per csnt on Silvey. I'VE Dor cent?
ana On copper. two R1E cont -. go
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The Pope Take. Suddenly III.

ROME. July 1.-THE Pope was seized with
sudden illness on Thursday. DR.. Caccarelli
was hastily summoned. and the Pope after-
ward recovered. The only disgusting symp-
tom 10 that he 10 apt to fall into . profound
sleep. even whom taking an airing in the vsti-
can gardens
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LONDON. July 1.-THE sensational rumors
that Mrs. Parnell has In her possession COM
promininR correspondence with Mr.. Gladstone.
which she obtained while she was go-be.
tween between Mr.. .Parnell ana the Liberal
leaders. have . basis OF truth. During the
jail Mrs. VShsa Was u busy medium; and was
IN constant communication With MI. Chamber
Mr. Gladstone. II Mr.. Parneil chooses to pub
iish these letters they will disclose chiefly the
keen political craft OF Mrs. O'Shea and the on
relations with Mr. Parnell were other than pure.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

and recommend II a. the King OF Hsdicinss~-I. ).
scuLLY President ssamana Union. 2,s Catherine
st.. Detroit Mich.
Be sure to get Hoods sarsaparilia