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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-07-16
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BUFFALO, n. Y, July 11.-Dr. A-P- South
wick and DIR. Daniels who Witnessed the
electrieaf zexeeuHoHs at SING Sing, have re-
turned.
'sIhe execution they say, 'swas success
in every way, and there was not the slightest
hitch. Electric execution 'bas7ceale to stay.
These executions demonstrated that the
method is humane" E- z:s5 9
DO you cay that all four died Instantly"
''Yes, sir They died the instant the cur
rent reached them - - ..f-fI- 80 -...IsE
'.DD you say there were no sensations, ne
sensi bility after the current reached themSs,
t'Ihere was no sensibifity whatever after
the current reaehed them 1t was an abso-
utely painless death In all four instances
did any sound come from the mon after
/ they got the first shockTt
'Aone Whatever. ~ - - = ~.
WAS there any burning Of. the tiesIt?is, =.
There was not There MAS n slight scald,
raising white blister and that is all. y, :
"a New York paper stated that when
-Smiler's body reached New York the face
was found to be burned IN several places. . :
THAT was a fownright lie, >" ~ = -.
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-Haa-an- Enoutrtnr Mind

-IsoxDoS, duly 1o--The kaiser has expressed
-ardesireE eArfaee6 Mr.. Gladstone personally,
and an attempt =rsaEisstos1f hiring t4seIn
together if Mr.. Gladstone's health and en-
gagements permit The liberal leader IL
busylng himself- as HaYarden.z-L-z-r s4s-s
The kaiser ls anxious 70 Sisit not only tho
naval expcsfticn5 but also the dock y ards,
and II is rumored that at the late dinner at
Windsor ne put the prince of Wales IN an
embarrassing position by asking him some
questions about naval matters, to which the
prince was entirly unable to respond The
kaiser also tried to obtain some military in
formation, but 1t is said found the ro5.alhe cid
marshal horelessly ignorant on al szslioii
topics. They are, however, to all appear
anees, very friendly. q; 4 ;-ssf- -57---- (
The royal plate displayed at tho banquet
to the kaiser is said to be the most valuable
OF its kind in Europe. The cZar has a set of
golden dishes, but they are not, equal in
weight or design to the British and are Of
much moro recent manufacture. The royal
plate is watched by Queen Victoria with
anxiety and it is very seldom that it is dis
played even in honor of visiting royalty.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-07-16
A Pretty EEp.rIment.

Bore through the cork of wide
mouthed bottle hole OF such size as
to allow the insertion of the neck of a
glass funnel, and make an air-tight
Joint with parafiin Wax or q bit of
common pGrailin candle, melted down.
There must be no Sir-holes between
funnel and cork, or between cork and
bottle. Half fill the bottle with water
and drop into it two of the powders, q
blue and white one (bicarbonate of
soda and tartaric acid), sold by chem
lists for the production of the familiar
seidlitz draught.
The liquid forthwith effervesces by
reason of the liberation of the carbonic
acid gas, and thus struggle to escape,
as fast. as it is generated, through the
opening of the funnel But If you
place in the funnel one or two balls of
elder pith or cork the gas can escape
only Internationally, one or other of the
balls falling. by force of gravitation.
into the lower part of the funnel and
stopping the passage until the pressure
Of the earbonic acid gas in the bottle
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Esmans.

Many KILEKDs=-A. dispatch states that q
special train bound from Berlin for Retefn-
ham has been deralled.. Many passengers are
reported to have been killed or seriously in
iured. 40 Ei---Ef11z1 5-ti Hii" s-j-'5 fti7
FIVE. ISJuREn A Northwestern freight
train struck a Chicago street car on the Rock
well street crossing and injured hTc OF the
passengers The. train. struck Ithhi ear
squarely on the side and knocked 1t several
feet. l-'F --..t 80 tt-- ---+--- ~t''''' is''-'
Hrs WElcoArK.-Thes Beflin' newspapers
express much qualification At the reception
extended to Emperor William in England.
and emphasize the political importanee OF
the character Of his WeleOme-
killed ~ RocKErs.-DurIng sham bat
tie at Youngstown, o. Bessie Gronln, aged
7, was instantly killed; her sister WAS terrible
burned, and Katie Flemingi aged IA, had an
eye blown. out by q signal rocket ii Mrs
Eliza Bezel was also badly injured and Dr..
Jones WAS shot IN the side by one OF the SOL
diers and seriously hurt. ;..s,,.....-.. q
FRESca VErERASs.@The returns of the
pensioned veterans who fought under the
great NAPOLEON, who 99y reeeiye S5Q 4 ysfa az.
IN 1883. =---.r.f. y g.. E.-g vs: -i5.54 81
Observation-Disclosures were four deaths from
suustroke IN Stockton, Cal, and vicinity IN
one dag lately. The thernOuneter registered
los degrees F..----- -- - 2 .,..,.--s -.
TaEr oUAh ibasll ri,.@The four Pafnellite
delegates to tins country lance d.0fkalfey,
William Redmond, John lO'CoqnqE and
Henry HARRISON, had bitter quarrel. and
hence the sudden departure. Of HarrisORt for
his native land
PARSx1L AND W1fE Co2iIS5.!-Air. and
Mrs Parnen will leavel England 'sbogt the
middle of August for this country. They
will remain here Until after the Baltimore
convention which Mr.. Parneu viii .attend+ +
LEADS IHE WoRLD.-The United States
leads the world in the number and extent OF
fTha r11lhlifz
put together contain about q, 600, eco vol
umesi those. of this country contain about
80, 600 0O0.- .-..- 5,.,f. -.,.... 80 mn
Two. WoSEES HURT.-A cyclone struck
BlairstOwu, No., Wrecking eight houses;
Mrs. ]. A. Jackson had her foot crushed. and
Mrs. A. ID. Strauss had her body and head
badly cut. -z --.s ..t-lz = i.sEti tzsjis.
DEcEDE TO .ExTESD.-zAt a special meetinS
of the cabinet it was decided to extend the
Al per cent. bonds at parent. iis''''i 'i'''
RATE REDVcKD. The Bank of England hai
further reduced its minimum rate Of dis
count to 2Ix per cent tssi-i- 81 fi'''-i'-'
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:,

Here is something from Mr.. Frank
A. Hale, proprietor of the De Witt
: House, Lewiston, and the Tontine
Hotel, Brunswick, Me. Hotel men
meet the world as it comes and goes,
and are not slow in sizing people
and things up for what they are
worth. He says that he has lost a
father and several brothers and sis
teEs from Pulmonary Consumption,
and is himself frequently troubled
49,. with colds, and he
zEisreditary. often coughs enough
- to make him sick at
aConsumptionhis stomach. When
: a'S ever he has taken a
cold of this kind he uses Boschee's
German Syrup, and it cures him
every time. Here is a man who
knows the full danger of lung trou-
bles, and would therefore be most
particular as to hemedicine he used.
What is his opinion? Listenl 4
use nothing but Boschee's German
Syrup, and have advised, presume,
more than a hundred different per-
SONS to take it. They agree with
me that it is the best cough syrup
in the market" 800 ..........:. %
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. THE DECISION.
The supreme Court Dlssipatea

The Supreme Court DIssipates a
- =.r.T ''-s Sens alton.
TOPEKA, July. 1.-the supreme court has
decided that the much talked about and wor-
RED over eight hour law does not affect the
officers and employees of the stats institu-
TONS 'i.vi--i--i'--- - ''. -'------
There were two cases before the court, one
T the State VS.. VIM. Martindale ct al, and the
ethetthe State VS.. I. Z. Kirk and others. The
court decided both cases against the plaintiffs
and in favor of the defendants and denied
the application for writ. of mandamus in
The court held that tho eight hour law
. passed at the late session of the legislature
has no application to the officers or employees
. Of the state penitentiary or the officers and
employees of the insane asylum or any other
charitable Institutions named In the act of
Appropriation passed by the last session of
the legislature. to keep in operation these
state Ihstitationss 'f--'r -''--tsi-a' .'-.- 81 3
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-07-16
EXCURSION TRAIN.

-4CHAR4zsFoE,=EEKEz E4s-Fhs -soEss=srFeeE
ever known in the state Of YiTgipia occurred
on the KanaWaha & Michigan Runway, eight
miles west of here. The passenger fer COLI
umbuss O., pulled out from: here Hlth two
car loads Of e1cursionists, among tbem Ihs
Order Of United American Mechanics, who
were gong to Poea.id Gi'i5s'4;' 1915 f'.Aidio
r. The wreck ioccufred3 on q high tE6ssss- This
sleepers had caught fire daring theinlGht and
burned 50 that the rails ApFesd under the
train. The engine, baggage and mail car
passed over safely but She tNoi coaches were
thrown tromthe truck AftsrGuhnihg soEf16
forty feet on the sleePerss ahe-foSTazd car
toppled over to the left. the rear one to The
right. The forward car turned completely
over; landing right side HsgT Theo6thsf'fell
some twenty feet, turning npaide down and
ono set OF trucks fell on top oft, crushing
the car to7splinteTss Under thia InOet.Of tha
dead were found.
SURGEONS aud a FelIef train were sent al
once. -.. -..-.-..--! --z, 5=s..-f us. 3
e Eifty-eight persons have been counted who
are injured, and a numher y alksd away be-
fore they could be SEEN OF the entire NUM-
Der of passengers. but one, John Norveile Of
this city, escaped Without seratehs .sHe
was IN the mail car. Most of those injured
are but slightly hurt ~ z7i ifiTi @--5i'>' i
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chrlatIan Endeavor.

, afiSakA POLLS, MINIS, July Thousands
of delegates to'the Young Peoples Christian
EudeaYor convention are already here. -,.-
General Secretary Baer's report Is as fol-
lows -. =. =. 2 ,scz. IS, 80. ...s,.i,
- one year ago the membership was 1903
soeieties; increase over previous year /, 81
societies., There. are now 1874 societies.
England has 129 societiess Australia, %;
Turkey Il; and China z. In Canada there
are SIS societies. The five leading societies
are. New York, 2, 345 societies; Pennsyl-
Tanis, 4, 4e2;r Ohio, ]. 061; Illinois, L 043, and
Massachusetts. 9lS, and number of others
close behind. The banner state, territory or
provinces, showing the largest per eentage of
gam L awarded to the territory of Oklahoma
A mother banner was decided on last year for
the greatest aggregate gain and Pennsyl-
vaiiia.- having gain of 654 local societies,
will held that banner for one year. - New
York is second, with 559. Iowa has increased
her list 2S2s= Kansas reports more gain than
the entire nenhsfship for the first i've years
Town city and district unions. hays been
formed with much benefit. Great growth Is
.rsported In junior or aniZations- Illinois
leads with 122- Among the denominations
the Presbytenans have 4. 1876 Christian En-
aeavor societies; Con2regationalists, 3,345;
Baptists, 2. 3S1i Methodists, 2,o6ss and Chris
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-07-16
MonumrIe.nt -suInset. COX. : :

NEW YoRkyJuly 10. The monument which
has been erected as testimonial from: the
letter rarriers5of the country TO the late Con-
dered them great service during his political
career, was formally unsettled with aIJpro-
pirate ceremonsss. The statue is of bronze,
and stands in.=Astor place It represents
I su bseript from every state ia the Union.
1t Is nine feet high. and stands on granita
pedestal tw6lzs= feet in he'll gilt
The deceased statesman is represented as
IN the act of slea kin g % gress, his eye on
index finger extended, while his left arm
hangs by his side. The position Is from a
photograph taken while Mr.. GoxawRs max
ing his speech in congress advocating the
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-07-16
A Surprise at washington =

WAsH1EsroS, July p. 9,-The de6isionu Of
Judge Ross. dlsmissing the libel against the
schooner Robert and Minnie, vas d great
surprise to the officials in Washington. icIt
was generally believed that the case Against
her was much stronger than that which could
be made out against the ItsItasi and, nOtWith-
standing this reservation made. -bY.-JGage
Ross In. his decision, it Is felt that his action
VII cause thu fsilnns sof cthe -OHigin6ll 1Ibel
lodged against the Chilian vessel, although
she may still be held on some technical
charge contested with her escape -Ehile gunt
der legal detention This outcome would
be \ severe iEappointment' to the state and
naval department officials after an expendi-
ture, direct and indirect, in the chase of the
Itsta that is estimated 70 run up closely N
tbs neIghborhood of $10o, 600. ,r.-----
A telegram was received at the depart
ment Of justice from United States Mar
shall Gard at San Diego, asking for ipstrue-
tons IN regard to; the seized GILLIAN steaEieE
Itata-s. In response the acting attorney gon7
oral autographed United States Attorney Cole
at San Diego to libel the vessel and turn her
ever to the United States marshal by due
process Of law. By special arrangement
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-07-16
"A Raiy, ,TIa4lIing StatIonl

WAsHINereN, D. g, July II. secretary
Rusk announced that he had selected Medi.
cine Ledge, Kan, as the station for CITING a
thorough test to the theory of producing
rainfall by conclusion. After Special Agent
Dyrenforth completes his experiments, the
secretary of agriciiture vail detail some one
to GO to Medicine Lodge and conduct q, series
OF experiments in a strictly scientific way
carefully noting the results This VIII be
the only station established for this purpose
until the theory. IS thoroughly tested. The
secretary has concluded notlto abandon the
theory even if the experiments of General
Dyrenforth should not appear to be sue
cessfal.i i-s-i q. - 49,.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-07-16

The truth of the germ theory of dis
ease would seem to be demonstrated,
at least with regard to some diseases.
by the researches of DIR. Koch. In
cases of q few diseases, notably splenic
fever, there accommodates in the blood
and tissues, but more especially in the
spleen, peculiar kind of bacteria.
Where animals are inoculated with
fluid containing either the bacilla
themselves or their spores, he has pro-
duced all the phenomena of splenic
fever. From this hypothesis the now
Z celebrated micrologist has deduced
the fact that by inoculating people
suffering with tubercular diseases with
lymph the bacteria of this particular
disease -admitting such to be of BAG
terian originate destroyed effect
ualIv . -- --
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Blaine Improving.

- RlA HAEBoR, =he-TT-Jufy s.-SecreFary
Blaine rides twice a7dsyi ana goes out n con-
siderable distance upon the country. roads
IN the afternoon. He often stops. getting
ont Of the eartiags and entering shops.
EEhmons Blaine. who arrived Saturday, says
his father has improved wonderfully 4inea ha
saw ham about tea ldAys5 ago. 1t may be
stated upon the. best authority that BlRiae
has not BfigfIt's diabetis, or any other kid
5neys comRlAintsi si BlAins's fhSsician,l DE. j.
Madison Taylor, of PHILADELPHIA :. said he
found his patient better to-day than he has
Jhefote ssenshihli that abs improvement rs
uniform and a.. rapid as could be expected
tReOEery. .7-5Lat:1
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-07-16

AN Atchison. Kan, girl some time
ago married a man she did not care
for. The match was made by her
parents, whom she told she would
come back home TO live in q month,
anyway. She recently visited home
for the first time in two years, and was
so anxious to get back to her husband
that she did not remain q week. 1t
occasionally happens that the man
makes a success of it who does not win
a woman's affections until after he has
married her. i .-s f-..-. i.--t.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-07-16
Elftv Whlta EamIlLea.

GA1sEsvuLE, Eek, July 1o.-IHdian Agent
Bennett and tine ChiekasaW- militia. have ar
rested and placed in camp over fifty fami-
lies (whitos) charged with being intruders,
who will be put across Red River into Texas,
to- NJ orrow. with orders not to return to the
Indian territory again under heavy penal
ties. A cattle tax of 81 per head is being
collected by the Indian militia from the
whites, and the wire fences around big pas
lures are being cut. There Is great alarm
among the whites in that part of the nation.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-07-16
!. t:onferlegnoea q conaaouenlcea..

'LoSDos. July 13.-At Hatfield house pro
fonged, almost daily conference between the
English premier and the German emperor's
foreign secretary viii close with a conference
at which the emperor VIII be present. It
will be Impossible to persuade the French
and Russian governments that all this means
anything but practical absorption of Eng
land in the central European alliance,
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A Royal Weddfng.

,l' ILOSDos.1 Jniy &,-=As the hour aked for the
ceremoDy,,. A .o,elocS in Ahe. aftaFiIOen. drew
near, Windsor castle Observation-Disclosures, it
may be said, was fairly aliVe with people.
Shortly after 4. .AhidICa scene of splstldor
and lin posing ceremonies, Princess Louise,
second dEughter iiot. PriIice- and Princess
ChriEtfan of SehlesEeig- HolsteiH, and grand
daughter of the queen of England, was mar
ried to, Prince kFibetl 0fEiAnhaiilt in the his
tofic chapel of Windsor castle. Not .since
the marriage of the late duke Of Albany has
the castle been crow ded With 80 Riazs dlss-
TIN gdished people,, and not since that event
has the chapel been crowded with members
Of the royal faplilX< ,,.. .s.t -sfge fi.r,:i:s.>
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o., PricIci r..+tio

r SAN AsToSIo, TEX. July 11.-The cattle
season in this part of Texas has suddenly
come to a close. Contracts for cattle on
July delivery are being forfeited, owing to
the low prices prevailing. 80.
Ten thousand head of cattle purchased at
S28 head ia april for July delivery at
Uyalde haze been forfeited by the buyer,
who loses 5000 bonus deposited to bind the
for 10, 600, forfeited his deposit. Many cattle
here are now bringing no more than SIS.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-07-16

a ST. PETERSBURG lady of fashion
has invented an Improvement in heE
turnout which, the local papers say.
Is likely to become popular with all
ladies of rank. She hns mirror
fastened to the girdfe of her driver
when she takes drive. This enables
her not only to see whether her head
gear and dress are in perfect order,
but even to notice tho carriages and
the people who are coming up behind
her Vehicle fH ----
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what shaII We. do win, rhem

81; CnIcAao. III, July 13.-The board of di-
rectors of the National Soldiers, home are
on their annual tour. of inspection. Cover
nor Steele, of Oklahoma, speaking for the
board, said the great problem that confront
ed the board now is where TO put all the old
soldiers that apply for quarters. There are
many hundreds Of old soldiers" said Cover
nor Steele, sin the poor houses of the coun-
try, and we cannot give quarters to that
class of unfortunRtes who seek admission "a
the homes. The appropriations made by con-
gress are too small to allow any great extern
sion OF the quarters at any of the homes.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-07-16
Brutality of Spanish Soldiers

SAx FHAscIsco, CAI,,. July 1O,-Nanp:o
chef of Panopie, in the Caroline Islands,
has arrived on the steamer Australia, from
Honolulu. He comes, it Is said, to appeal to
President Harrison in behalf of his people,
who are threatened with ruin by Spanish
soldiers He says his people have endured
the brntalities of the Spanish as long as they
are able. 1t is understood he has sent strong
letters TO Washington, urging the govern
rneut TO dispatch a nnEn-of-war to his island
to protect the property of Americans and to
insist upon fair dealing by the Spanish to-
ward the natives.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-07-16
Wilhelm FatIRued.

LONDON, July 10.-Dispatches from Wind.
sor announce:that the emperor of Germany:
was somewhat fatigned- with his exertions.
and consequently slept later than was his
custom and did not take his usual morning
ride. After breakfasting with Queen Victo-
Fia the emperor drove TO the park, where he
critically watched the musical ride of the
guards, a most skillful equestrian PERFORM
ance. 5s~-s-~.- - t+.s'is= t--ii-- ~
The guards exhibition provoked the great
est admiration on the part of the EN- peror,
who was very enthusiastic over it, saying it
was one of the finest military -spectacles that
he had ever seen.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-07-16
IlTha 9Mlasodri Rivian

AFcHIsON.1 EAz.E oJuls iiss4+;Tfle "a Missouri
river broke through-Des1ipfarr- point at its
= heck, transferring the main channel about a
THils,Fe6st Of where it broke through last
week. JAcob, Rockers house was 4efE. stand-
Z ing on an island of about sixty acres. He
has Transferred ms iUdssessi6nsi to tbs main
la9 ahs }3ssi,', 5 ;lag8'Ei,s Il; &
/ was IN tha.direct pEth ofshe RIVER; was sWeiit
aNky. The family bad escaped previously,
. Tbs 2OyefnIHent boat Alert Is stranded IN
the mud o I'D oAiphan-- The pi bot was; ignnF-
Ant;od tho new course of the river and ran
agrouni.91 -7io JEDI a. -iStErf'tsi / -
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q. .staalnArIs llnk.

E; -EoSnos, July R---The startling intslligence
has Just besn, received that: p Large steamer
sunk of, Dover, England. Dispatches say
that one mast of the vessel Is visible above
yet obtainable.
Tine wreck sesrss to Be that of a steamer
of over a thousand tons burden. No sur
Eivoris of 1tfe wreck have yet reached tho
ports near the spot where the vessel sank!
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-Tha snn pennanda RannalI

-
New. YoBK. July 1O.-The Sun violates the
law which toFbids the publication of the de-
tails of an execution and so does every other
paper in the state, ..- ... -.... 81.
!. The Sun, however, comes out in q double
loaded EDITORIAL demanding the repeal of the
law and engages itself to the support of
any republican candidate who shall promise
to vote or work next winter for the repeal of
the foolish and unconstltutionaIi law, which
strikes at the liberty of the press as against
any democrat who shall refuse or omit 10
free Dress " -----=--' 80 $3.50
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below becomes 50 STRONG as TO MT &c
out of the way.
r. Whenever this happens some of the
gas escapes, the pressure dimiaishes
and one of the. balls again falls into
the opening. Phe effect continues as
long as the gas continues to be hber-
ated. and If you have painted the balls
in different colors their dance, as they
rise and fall In the. funnel, has a very
pretty effect.
By cumming one of your little balls
to the center of cigarette paper, cut
out and colored to represent the wings
Of butterfly, you may give the ex-
pesiment quite an artistic character.
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!, An 1Ahn oIntmant,

BmBlAEHINeTos. d. C, July,9.77I. NJ, 4oh4r
SON asI appointed special- agent in the. land
department His appointment is accredited
Arkansas as hs has beshi slhT Little Ifdtk
doing work on REPUBLICAN paper forftRp
years, He Will 7bs srefnetnbered as an ola
t5aas Hansang hayiagibeen-an editor IN King
man and rather conspicuous around the leg
Isliture .Ofotw6 years. ago. He wfii do work
IN Iowa probably.,ff. ,st:, 5t..I. -...{,.iz Is
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From Chicago TO LIVERPOOL.

J n
Z CHICAGO. July 11.-An English syndicate
TO be known. as the ''Atlantica and Great Lake
Navigation and Trading company, Limited, y
proposes to open direct water communica-
ton for freight and passenger business be-
tween Chicago and Great Britain. The syn
dictate will build and operate its Own vessels,
for which purpose a capital of S5,OOOsOOO has
faaarf -efaF.eoriF1e6