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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

Safe Return to Flagstaff of the Sherif-s
Posse.

Safe Return to Flagstaff of the sherifs
Posse.
FLAGSTAFF, A. T.. July 16.-All Tuesday night
and part of yesterday the residents of this
place waited with anxiety for the result of the
meeting of the party which left here last night
to rescue Sheriff Francis party from the In
dams. At IL o'clock yesterday the whole party
returned safely. The posse escaped by strategy.
They started at once for this place. meeting the
large party going to their assistance. Word
was received from Canon Diablo last night that
a large number of the Nayajos are coming this
way and will be here in a few hours, bus they
will be disarmed before they can enter the
town. Hostine Buetine, the leader, who was
brought here last night. is in the count Jail,
and win be tried here tomorrow on the charge
of grand larceny. The citizens are armed and
prepared to resent any attempt of Buetine
followers to rescue him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
Baltimore RIarkees.

BALTIMORE, July l6.-Flour steady, unchanged
receipts, 1896 barrels: shipments, u.s. bar.
rels; sales, $50 barrels Wheat-southern, weak;
Fuliz 9oaas; Lonsberry, s2a9s; No. 2, red, active
and lower; spot, 95a!5L; the month, 93ss a93ss;
August, 92a9z.s: September, s2as2s; October. 81
receipts, 4S,50I bushels; stock, x0i.43S bushels
sales, $4,000 bushels. Corn southern, strong;
white, IS; yellow, I4a!5; mixed, firm spot, e.;
the month, 81; August, 81; September, 81; spot
No. 2, white, .o-receps, $40 bushels; stock ie!,-
SO bushels: sales, 25,0o0 bushels. Oats active
and firm; No. white western, 475Sa4s No.
mixed western, 46a4!-recepts, 5000 bushels
stock, Ss,S2l bushels. Rye nrrier-No.2 7yasU-
receipts, az bushels; stock. 5.4so bushels. Hay
active and higher-goOd to choice timothy. 1AOl
ai5.5o. Grain freights quiet, unchanged. Cotton
nominalI . 81: Provisions unchanged.
16ai7; do. imitation, iSalc; lade, fancy, Il; good
to choice, 1iais store-packed, loals. Eggs steady
lie. Coffee frm-Rio cargoes, fair, -; No. I,
lv1. Sugar lrm-granulated, Gsl. Copper IN
changed. Whisky unchanged Peanuts IN
changed.
BALTIMORE, July lG-Baltimore and Ohio
stock, S2x bid: Northern Central stock, e9k bid:
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern rrsts, - bid;
do. nrst incomes. 6s1 bid; do. second incomes,
50 bid: do. third Incomes, hid; Consolidated n
bonds, ITO bid; Do stock, = bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
Exports With Benefit Of Drawback.

Exports with Benent OF Drawback.
Assistant Secretary Spaulding has issued q
circular to customs officers instructing them to
act as follows in all proceedings under previous
instructions IN regard to exports with benefit
Of drawback:
First. Whenever . customs officer, ordered
to supervise the lading of merchandise for ex-
port with benefit Of drawback, is unable after
due diligence to see the same actually placed
on board the exporting vessel or CONVEYANCE
but shall find and identify such merchandise in
the acknowledged custody of an exporting vessel
or line, under bill of lading or con-
tract for expectation, such finding and identii3-
cation shall be held TO be substantially compli-
ance with the order to supervise the ading there
Of and q certifcation may be made accordingly.
In no case shall an officer certify to such ladine
unless he shall have personally seen in the Gus.
tom Of the exporting line the merchandise and
shall have inspected the authentic record of re-
ceipt or the export bill Of lading covering the
same.
Second. Whenever . customs ofRcer has been
ordered to inspect and sample any merchandise
under the special instructions Of this depart-
ment relating to drawbacks and finds Il inprae-
ticsble to inspect and sample the same, he shall
In each case report TO the collector the facts In
regard TO sach failure, and no drawback vim be
allowed In such cases, except upon TIE sueciai
order Of the department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk OF the court to the following: Harry
Is. Ford and Maggie N. Wright of Harper's
Ferry, W. Va; Eugene Hancock and Cora
CLANCY A: j. Williamson and Mary &.
Brown, both of Stafford county. Va: W L.
Houston of Evansville. Ind. and Mary T.
Hamilton Of Cedaryille, Ohio; Thomas Meadow
croft and Margaret skinner, both Of Charles
county. Nd; James 4. Snowdeu and Sarah
Lee; Francis Z. Dent and Marie X. Bailey; T. IS.
Coleman ana Josephine T. Webb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
Missouri Worlds Fair Commissioners,

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July l6.-A special from
jefferson City, Mo-. says: President Francis
today appointed the following gentlemen to be
members OF the states worlds fair commits
mission: Nichols II. Gentry of Pettis county,
Dr. Z. Med. Coffey of Platte county, William
lawson OF New Madrid county, ii. II. Gregg
OF Jasper county, c. w. Green of Linn county,
Hugh MCGOWAN of Kansas City and Nathan
Frank of st. Lonis. Mssouris worlds fair APP
preparation is $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
Il. c. DUNCAN's INSANITY.
DIR. Kempster Arranging for His Admission
to st. Elizabeth's.


to st. Elizabeth's.
Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star.
LONDON, July ia dispatch from Carnar-
won. Wales, says that counsel for R. C. Duncan
of Washington, d. O., who was acquitted of the
charge of attempting to kill his wife
in 1.-THE mountains at Bettws-y-Coed, on the
ground that heAwas insane, will shortly apply
for the discharge of the prisoner as il is the in
tention of his relatives to return with him to
America If they succeed in securing his release.
The application has not yet been made be-
cause arrangements will probably be made in
advance of the application for the reception of
the insane man at the Government Hospital
for the Insane ct Washington.
DR.. kempster, the American expert on in
sanity, who gave testimony to show Duncan 8
condition, has sent a telegram to DIR. Godding
OF the Washington hospital to see what ar
rnngements he can make, if any. and should the
reply be favorable the application for Dun
cans release will at once be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
THE NEW DETECTIVES.

Must Be Honorably Discharged Soldiers and
Sailors According to the Controller.
The last Congress made provision for the
appointment of four additional detectives on
the force for the District of Columbia. The
District Commissioners have asked for an
opinion from the first controller of the treas
ury as to whether they could appoint to these
places men who have not served in and been
honorably discharged from the army or navy.
The controller decided this afternoon that
the appointees must be honorably discharged
soldiers or sailors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
Real Estate Matters.

T.. j. Stanley, trustee. has purchased of J. A.
Williamson for ss3. 900 part IL, square l59, 80
by l291a feet on N between 18th and 18th streets
northwest.
d. D. Todd ct al have bought for &c, 100 of
E. 8. Kennedy sub 81, square 722, 26.4l feet on
northeast.
Patrick Diggins has bought for S., 100 of F.
c. Revells ct al part l6, square 1885, 10 feet I01<
inches by log feet IL inches on L between 18th
and 10th streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
The International Congregational Council

TIC InternatiOnaI COnSrCgatlonaI COunciI.
LONDON, July 16.-At this mornings ses-
sion of the international Congregational coun-
Gil Rev. DR.. J. X. Mclean OF Oakland, Cal.
addressed the meeting upon the subject of
'.Home Missions During the afternoon
President Cyrus W. Northop of Minneapolis,
Mimi, addressed the council. Great interest
is being taken in the conference upon public
morals which the international Congregational
council will hold in the city temple on Mon
day next and at which Rev. Joseph Parker
will preside. At this meeting a resolution will
be submitted to the effect that the time has
arrived for the recognition Of the truth that
moral law is equally binding upon men and
women, and that ell statutory disabilities on
account of sect or sex should be repealed and
that the privileges of adul.srers and the regu-
lation of prostitutes should be abolished. The
resolution viii also urge that the age Of consent
should b raised TO sixteen years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

Two Young Men of Richmond Required to
Keep the Peace.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
RICHMOND, Va, July 16.-Messrs. ]. Preston
Carson, son OF Rev. T. NJ. Carson OF Lynch
burg, and A. Beirne Blair, well-known young
men of society, were before the police justice
this morning, charged with being about to
commit breach of the peace. The difficulty
grew out of a remark from Blair to Carson
that the latter had acted cowardly at Old
Point on July in not helping to rescue J. l..
Antrim OF this city, who was in danger Of
drowning.
Carson sent friend to demand satisfaction
of Blair. The police heard Of the affair and
arrested the parties. The justice required az
pledge to keep the peace IL 900 Of each. Car
sons defense of his conduct at Old Point was
that he was himself exhausted at the time
Antrim called for help.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
stockholm wclcom.s the FRENCH.

STOCKHOLM, July 16.-The visiting French
deet has received an enthusiastic reception
here. A banquet was given this evening prior
to the departure Of the feet by the Swedish
naval officers. large number Of the French
ofhcers were present President Carnot of
france and King Oscar of Sweden were toasted
The city was brilliantly illuminated and en- fete
from one end to the other,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
England After Portuguese Territory.

LONDON, July 16.-In connection with the an
nouncement now made that the governments
Of Great Britain and Portugal are engaged in
negotiations looking to the purchase by the
former power Of the Portuguese territory in
Mozambique, it appears that Lord Salisbury
has offered to pay the Portuguese government
the sum of zoo, 00O, 900 francs in consideration
Of the surrender to Great Britain Of all the pos
sessions Of Portugal in southeast Africa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
Col. Compton's Court-Martial

WALLA WALLA, WASH, July I6.-Court-martial
convened yesterday to try Col. C. E. Compton,
fourth cavalry, on a charges of negligence in
allowing his men to leave the reservation on
the night OF April "a last, when A. ]. Hunt was
lynched. The court adjourned till today on
account Of tho absence Of Judge Advocate Col
P. T. Swaine, who was delayed by railroad
accident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
NEwFOUNDLAND's LOBsrERs.
The Government Questioned in Parliament
and Makes a Statement.

LoSDOS, July 16.--The Right Hon. Baron
Henry de Worms, parliamentary secretary of
the colonial Office. in the house of commons
today, in answer to question addressed to the
government in regard to the Newfound-
land lobster canning industry, said
factories had been established in
Newfoundland since the last lobster season.
But, he added, the colonial Office had no infor-
nation to the effect that since the decision in the
Baird case new factories had been started with
the view OF being eventually closed and thus
enabling their owners to claim Compensation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
Thinks fsoies Will re Elected.

Ex-Representative Murphy of Iowa says that
he thinks the democrats will eject Boies gov
ernor of Iowa by probably A, 900 majority, but
he is not of their getting the logisla-
tnre lie thinks an eye might be kept on Boies
in national politlcs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
DIED.

BURNSIDE. At Hyattsyflle Nd, July r. 1891,
MAkl GRAY. infant da ugfIter Of Marie Whiting aud
James B. burnside, aged two months and twenty
days.
Funeral service at Pinkney Memorial Church. Hy-
attsyille. Friday. July IL. st lnfernleuf Is
Rock Greek cemetery az III an
CLARK On Wednesday. July IS. 1891, at p. m,
MANY 0NEILL CLARK. daughter sos. A. snd
Mary Clark nee o'Neill). sged one year. eie,ea
months and six days.
southeast. -
CLARyoE. On Tuesday, July II, 1891, al . 80
p. ~. ANNIE GERTRUDE, beloved wrfe OF n. b.
Clarvoe. AGED twenty mine Year..
Funeral from the residence. 31e Thirteenth strsee
south west. 20 Friday. 18th. To be inferred in
Presbyterian cemstery Alexandra, Va. %
GODDARD. On July 3. 1881, at Karstad. Ger.
many. Of pneumonia, WILLIAM u GODDARD %
this city.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
LANGGUTH- Suddenly on wednesday. July Is. :
1891. CHARLES LANGGUTH. IN the hfty-eshth
Funeral VIII take place from his late rssidence 20
pm
swARr On July Is 1901. ct O'Clock l. m. BAR
NETT I. SWART, aged sixty-seyen year.
Funeral from his late residence. 153O street NORTH
vest. Friday, July IL. at O'Clock pm. frlends and
relatives are invited 1nferment st Gicnwood lSr.f
ginia papers please copyI
WALKER. On Wednesday, Juiy Is. 1891, q 60
O'Clock .. m, MARY, infant DAUGHTER Of Charles =
and Johannah walker. cd ooe month nd e1gho
days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

NEW YoRK, July l6.-WAlter 8. Beresford,
Who has been for some days, through his coun-
sell fighting the Georgia authorities BY means
OF writs Of habeas corpus from returning 10
that state, where he is wanted for q number Of
alleged dishonest transactions, by which he
obtained different sums Of money, viii
NOT 70 south Just yet. Today District Attorney
Nicon decided 10 hold Beresford and have him
tried On the complaint Of Richard K Fox, who
charges that the Englishman dsfrsuded him
out Of 500. II is probable that Bsrssford's
case VIZ be brought before the grand Jury to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

Judge Briscoe Nominated Mt Port Tobacco.
Judge John Parran Briscoe was nominated
for chief judge of the second judicial circuit
by the democratic judicial convention which
met at Port Tobacco, Nd, yesterday. His only
Georges county, who received the four votes
of that county on the first ballot and judge
Briscoe's nomination was then made unani-
nous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

New YoRx, July l6.--The statement that Mr..
Jay Gould is sick was denied by Mr.. George
Gould today, who said that although his father
was not at his Office his absence was not due to
illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

Nh. I. CAMPBELL COPELAND. special agen. of
the census, has finished his work and has re-
| signed. He will, it is stated. resume his con-
| nection with the publishing house OF Harper
| and Appleton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
MAfiklED.

KROPP-GIESEkING. On July IL. 1901. at tho
parsonage OF the Rev. DIR. Domer. HENRY kROPP,
r., to Miss VIRGINIA GIEskkING. at p. NJ. both,
OF this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
Now OR NEVER.

Every article in my double store at prices 50 low you
Will smile and say. IN take it," We always under
sell downtown kouss. because expenses less
anil besides. don't sell anything credit but dur
ilx this first special sale create frowns and
smiles. We viii scatter happiness and sorrow.
Tkose who avail themselves Of this Genuine Bargain
sesson viii rejoice. while competitors will look ugly
AMI frOwn.
Sold Osk Suite. IL -. Solid Oak sdeboart Ell So.
sirfoot Extension Tables. o. Al Fifty styles of TOT
let SETS from 81 20 up Baby Carriages and Rs.rger-
still cheaper 15 pieces Mating. good styles.
Nothing reserved Our entire stock the market
!; ulIiorfa reduction Don't read this card and turn
~ your nose remember that there are Persons
business VITO do Practice any form of deception.
and wEO re-ard ever statement they make in ad
~-rtiseluent a sacred pledge Merchants who mis-
represent IN advertising will do the In making
sale Everything embraced In this sale for 10 days
from July L. TO ~
DON'T DOUBT TILL YOU Try.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
" York Stock Market.

, The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire TO Corson and Macartney, l4lS Z street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
Range of the Thersnometer,

The following were the readings at the signal
Office today: a m, "; pm, Is. Maximum,
as; minimum. 6s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

80 great crowd went down 70 River View
Yesterday that the steamer Reutz vas compelled
70 make two trips in order - bring IL the pso-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

ealson lake on the desert CONTINUES sirinG,
G snsa now the ovsraov rsaehss aooo sq1asi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
CURRENT TOPICS IN LONDON.
Lord Randolph Churchill's Friends Pushing
His Claims for Preferment.

1T IS BELIEVED. HOWEVER, THAT HE Is NoT FAVOR
ABLE TO THE MovEMEST-rHE RAILWAY MEMS
STRIKE IN PARIS AND STEPS TAKEN TO DEFEAT
IT-TURKEY's REBELLIoUs SUBJECTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16
DIR. HAMMErr APPOINTED.
The Commissioner settle the Health once
Controversy.

A MEETING LAST MORT At WHICH DR. TowS-
sHEND WAS REMOVED AND DIR. HANNErr AP-
POINTED TO IHE vAcAxcY-NR. DOUGLASS
PROTESTS IN FAVOR OF DR. REYBURx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-16

GEAsTY. THE PUSHER.
FURNITURE. CHINA. GLASS. &C..
1910 u 9Th 1t. NV. bet. p andQ.
To Keep trade up keep prices down. yI1
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TEE LIrpra CoupAxr

UT THE PEOPLE. BECAUSE THEY ARE TIRED
.. bitter s.ossS. with the paia and gripping that
suallJ iOl.O~ tarters Little Liver Hills. One pill
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-06-20
WORK AND WORKERS.

The strike Of the 'honsesniithsn In New
York for eiub+ bours is ended and thev will
resume work at nine hours a dav.
AN OFFICIAL of the American Rank Nota
Company in New York saws that nearly all
the strikers have returned to work. The union
was not recognizpd
I'm, ,.1,.,i,,.. IL, -, :. r,...a1t.., -,
ronn n Inv i@,is mn men nI IN ritspgrs o %ri,
fhe, ~ a. .il itt nnrs
and An advance in ,ya,,es 81 far as fhey are
concerned. is ended.
IT a.. - of 4l,o
rnaa., mus v iiigetlii? oi ie 81, NJ
actio %sa az Eoiles, III dass'l9 Inv ny
tbo ~ VI ti,e i-TeoG.INo 'oal ~ pos' p"i1,
ne Nc lo Ii.iolIi"S 'iie eiii'-o"'
Trs..,.o,, 49,. a4..l-... :. c.n5 pooids
M;.l f Iaieos car sttI@tls N GIaii' i,apiuS,
,,rn,'l $50 ~ l'e9ti9l 'lig 10
ilI " L.. Va NN' IL
,Viio@ "a IL Is reported tnat one OF NY
''''i'9 anu o'HeiS severely "ooipteU
HE tool sharpeners employed by the graz
~ 49, IN concord, NeW IlaiiiP
t 52 I'm, 40 % ,lrl 80 80 ,,t
IA p iiou. ~ nv 80 - Vtte - -
,saI ''0''' ~ 'ii0 ''i''0' u ''' az
LIE president OF the Musicians Mutual
dement, Assertion III st. Louis mas written
70 secretary Proctor protesting against me
rtus;, u ,r;1s A. ,,o;,,.. ro,.,,, - 4L,+ n;t,r
10 nt W a. He'ei III - .,i"v
conrstii 20 i'i L. le Calls 'ie
'''ion " 4'n i'''Oi'
1T IS sald that the strike OF the coal miners
Is oelh9 lett all over the northern part 81
iowa The supply Of coal IS giving out, ana
iarEe factories VIII N many eases becompeiled
To- y, smut down or reduce the working forces
me supply OF the railroads at many points Is
opout exhausted.
THE Architectural Iron Workers Union in
Chlcago, has decided to submit an ulumatum
TO the bosses, and, II case their demands are
not complied with, they VIII strike. me
demands they make are: Eight hours DAY
work ana 50 cents an hour Tor mechanics ana
~ cents for helpers
THE depression ii lake traffice has compelled
the Chicago Shipbuilding COMPANY to close
its yard at South Chicago. The manager says:
''No one is going to build boats when grain
/ frcights are a cent a bnshel, and everything
else is lad" Over two hundred men are
thrown out of employment.
THE cIar;co, t,rce :, tho Carsrs Of;ca
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-06-20
DISASTERS AND CASUALTIES.

P0MP pUfNDEXTER, his sister and young
man namrd albright, were dr0WncdHt Frazier,
Texas Rain had been falling Tor several
days.
FIFTY persons, mostly children, were made
violently sick by eating ice cram ~ a church
festival in Bloomington, Illinois Some a
them have not yet recovered.
A CARRIAGE containing Mrs. A. @. Dow
ami Mrs. George Fox WAS strucs By q train at
Randolph, New York Mrs. Dow was killed
and Mrs fox wus fatally injured.
WHILE Wallace CorwiB and Theodore Lang
were tearing down an abandoned glycerine
manuiactosy NJ Cofwin Centre, Pa. an cx-
pl0sion occurred and both men we're fatally
injured.
AN elevator ia Che Gazette Printing Com
pany huildngiu Montreal fell 10 the bottom
Of the shan, terribly injuring three men WHO
were on il. One Of them, Francis licret, can
not recover.
is the Incident 10 the Winnipeg express or
The Canadian Pacific Railway, at straight
Lake, last week, S2i0O1 which had been
mailed from two banks in Ottawa to Winni-
peg we're destroyed
4 cAvE-IS occurred Mt Waterloo Mine,
Calico, California. Edward Moran aud
Thomas Eis!er we're injured, aud james
MeGOwau, a boy, is missing. He IS either
killed or imprisoned. A shaft il being sunk
through the debris,
+. y. THAYEE President Of the Brandon
National Bans, Of Brandon, Vermont, after
transnetins some business in Omaha, ltft the
city for Chicago with a small hand saichel
containing $4,000 in notes and mortgages.
White Ia the dining ear, ON the way, the bag
disappeared and be has been unable TO ga
gny trace % i since.
REroRTs have been received NJ Ardmorc.
in the lndian Territory, giving terrible
accounts Of thedesirueiion OF lie and property
Ia The flooded valleys Of the Red river Ia
Texas and the Territory Dwellings and
business houses have been swept away, crops
destroyed and stocks q all kinds drowned.
One 81 n reseuing party was drowned neas
Fleetwood, by the capsiziug Of a boat. Many
people are missing and II is feared they have
been drowned.
Mns MAKTHA WAYLAND, 20 years Of age,
disappeared from her home Ia Maeoub.
Illinois, On a recent morning. In the evening
her grandson wcnt into pasture and there
discovered d drove Of hogs lighting over some
object An investigation showed that THE
brutcs we're Fasting On the womans body.
Assistance wa called, and the men were com
pelied % beat the hogs away from the corpse
7 with ciabs.
THE Mohawk Valley and other sections Of
Central Aew York are suffering from con.
tinuel drouth The Mohawk uver Is i1wer
than known for years, and the smaller
sircaHIs are nearly, Or quite, dry. Farmers
say RE grass crop will not b. more thar bait
the average, while grain and vegetable are
aunted 1t y proposed by the miikmen D.
raise The price % nillk.
/ A wATEE-aPoCT burst Heaf San Luis Paz
in Tie State 81 Guanajuato, che water iFeHi
which swept away maBy houses and cattle.
uprV0ted tres IN fact, isr n tp8ce ri three
ftftea file & flfll a. fHf furrrus fhs ngfslfTg