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The exiled British grenadiers returned
v home.
i Taberg, N. Y, suffered heavily by fire
! Monday.
q The Tennessee convicts are being sent
back to the mines.
J. Northfeld is having lots of trouble
3 over the salvation army.
There has been rain in India and crop
prospects are much better.
The Berkeley Land Syndicate of COL
orado assigned for 100000.
The st. Maude railroad disaster fu.
nerals were held Wednesday.
At Buffalo. N. Y, Monday, 1900 900
bushels Of wheat arrived by boat.
Leroy Payne's costly stables at Che
banese, ILL, burned with contents.
Samuel Sands, the Oldest American
printer. died at Baltimore, aged 92.
New Orleans has closed contracts with
Europe for 81, 600, 900 worth of wheat
Charles G. Little has been commits
stoned postmaster at Glendive Mont
Amsel L. Crocker, an old and wealthy
Chicago merchant, died of heart disease
The Manhattan athletes have arrived
at New York from Europe.
Grand Duke Alexis is banqueting Wis.,
iting French naval officers.
Three arrests were made of foreigners
for securing plans of forts in Lombardy.
The Texas Alliance and Knights of
Labor held picnic at Sulphur Springs.
Pr. Helmboldt the patent medicine
millionaire, has been placed in mad
house.
AT Little Rock, Ky, Henry johnson
murdered Wesley Anderson. Both are
colored.
The Felter Shoe Co.'S fire at New
Brunswick, N. j., caused loss of
$40, 900.
Fifty dead are accounted for in the
French railroad accident and more may
be dead.
Parnell must pay the costs in the
O'Shea divorce case or be declared
bankrupt.
The czar doesn't like the Russian
manifestations in favor of the French
republic
The Chautauqua teachers retreat has
been closed, being the most successful
ever held.
The Hunnewell soap works, Cincin-
natl. were damaged by fire to the extent
of $50, 900.
Mrs. Captain Bradshaw drowned her
self at Paris, KY, on account OF domes.
tic troubles.
Charges of extreme cruelty against
President Balmaceda has bee reiterated,
with details.
The republican national convention
will meet at Washington instead of
Philadelphia.
An ILLINOIS congressman claims to
have bought suit of clothes for $1.35,
and wore it. too.
The 7-year-old daughter of Joseph
burned to death.
Claudio Vicuno has been elected
president of Chill and will assume the
position Sept. 13.
A motion for new trial in the case of
ex-State Treasurer holland of Missouri
has been overruled.
1t is said that arms have been shipped
in bales of hay to Chilian insurgents
from San Francisco.
A mob wanted to kill Jim King at
Dixon, KY, but he escaped. and they
whipped Bill Woods.
The Baltimore & Ohio is negotiating
to secure entrance to the world g, fair
grounds.
Justice Brewer has decided the Union
Pacific Rock Island case against the
Union Pacific.
Saratoga winners and time: Silver
King, :55t; Promenade, 1903; Diablo.
Santiago, 1:44; Ocypete, 1:17t.
David Judson was found dead in bed
ut the Merchants Hotel, Minneapolis.
He had been dead for several days.
Stephen A. Ryan, the Atlanta dry
goods man who failed for $4,000, 900, is
in Jail for Withholding part ..of the as
sets.
W. J. Elliott, the Columbus, o., edi-
tor, was found guilty of murder in the
second degree and is to be imprisoned
for life.
g, Spruce Aleck and Laughing Charley,
Shoshon bucks. fought a bloody duel
will die.
The Billet mill at Steelton, Pa, has
been started, and other departments Of
the Pennsylvania works will be started
this week.
The Belt Line and the Kentucky
Union Railroad are fighting over the
right of way at Lexington, and blood
she'd is probable.
The following North Dakota pensions
Conroy, Joseph Lowry, Harrison d.
Bristol. Additional-John Nelson.
Mrs. Minnie Barrows of Ipswich, Ed
munds County, s. D., has been made
matron Of the Indian school at Green
Bay, Wis, on the Endorsement of Sem
ator Pettigrew.
Vice President Prescott of the North
ern Pacific is reported by The New
York Journal of Finance as saying his
road needed 1000 new cars and forty
more locomotives to move the crops.
A Remarkable NIishap.
CHICAGO, July 27.-One of the most
remarkable mishaps that ever befell
vessel anywhere happened to the
schooner Michigan unloading coal at
Erie Street today. While lying at her
dock she broke in two with report that
sounded like that of cannon. Amid
ships she is well out of water tonight
while both her bow and
stern lie deep in the river.
The unloaders, against the captains
protest. had taken out coal from the
midships section. leaving it in both bow
and stern, The Michigan is one of the
largest schooners on the lakes, being
27l feet long and Al feet wide. No per-
son was aboard at the time of the
strange smash-up.
Frederick IIavemeyer Dead.