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Tmr rAuura's ALlIANor.
uas. Meetings snd speschr. Arranged
Tor.

WAausGroS, June 7.-Pfcsldcnl
Polk Of the National Alliance, aud
Congfvtsmnu Jerry simpson left las,
night for la Cross, Wiz, % attend
the convention u different industrial
organizations " That State next Tues
day, fur the purpose NJ uniting with
the National Alliance As one working
body.
After the organization Of tho Ain.
hncc 4. completed they will make
several speeches IN the Hiatu aud then
proceed 10 Illinois, Iniiana, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, New jersey aud New
NuTA where macs muutlng- viii be- nf-
ranged by Aiiihncr radrs u diicu-s
the principles " the order.
PRECEDENT Folk has arranged through
state Alliance presidents 10 have mass
meetings " several polnts In each Ut
ioity states during the next four
months. lie will have hundred. Of
speakers at WORK throughout tho entire
Union, educating, ~ ho says, tho
masses u the Alliance cause, before
tho meeting OF the Finy-socond Con.
gfvss.
By tho time this nstionnl conyon.
ton meets IN November, no thinks tho
Alliance viii be- fully posted ms to
what strength tho order viii have ~
u presidential aud congressional factor
In 1902.
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LOSDoN, June Tho thorough.
iarts NJ London are strangely silent
to-day owing Ia the absence OF the nm-
n busss. There was plentiful supply
OF cats, however, and the L0ndOnefs
accepted tie discomfort with good hu.
NOR Baton the resumption Of business
tomorrow there promises TO bc some
hearty gfumhliuR.
About twenty vehicles Of the Road
Car CONF any aud few " the General
Omnibus company vcniurud out with
"blacklugn drivers; but many VI their
driven, after experiencing thunta and
Jccrs, abandoned the attempt after
their hrt Journey, and this afternoon
the Road Car company called la all IT,
can, leaving the imflic o. occasional
"plfatOs.n who did good business nj
enhanced fares. Railways, river boats
and calls funpod the benefit Of the
strike. Thu stfikora gunUmlly are VI.
dcfly, only two unioward accidents
huing, reported.
At Chatting Cross John burns stout.
ly resisted the violent attempts u the
police 10 arrest hlm on tho top uf
road cat, whore he was trying 10 per.
sundc the police b. Interfere with the
driver working without q license. on
the police dcsistirg from their violent
,fiotiF, Burns followed thom quietly 70
the station, where he was charged with
intimidation.
Some Of the strikers cut the traces "
two hus-es nj Marble Arch and over
turned them. The men have ahan.
ioncd the demand Tor nu Increase ~
wages Tor the present. The itoa Car
Company viii coucoIo twelve hours
and q settlement will probably be-
male tomorrow.
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OTTAWA, June 7.-Ottaga IL n city Of
mourning today. Everywhere arc
seen the signs of general sorrow felt Mt
the loss tho nation has sustained la tho
death " Sir John Macdonald. Flags
are dying at half mast fIoin the public
bulldings and many private hOusss y.
The Nag In floating nj half mast over
the United States consulate.
The remains Of the dead leader will
be emhalmed this morning.
The official programme of the funefal
arrangements IL m follows The body
viii be privately moved from Erus-
cllie 10 the Parliament buildings and
lie In state there from 10 O'Clock Tuos-
day morning ell the hour of tho
funeral. The state funeral c0rtego VIII
leave the Parliament buildings At /
O'Clock "Wednesday afternoon Tor 81.
AlhanS church, and thence 10 Tie
station whrnce the body viii DO con.
veytd 10 Kingston. Tho body will lie
In state nj the city Hall, Kingston,
until ThuHday noon, when tho Inter.
mont takes place.
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PHILADELPHIA Juno THE com.
ing wcuA PROMISES 10 DO a. prolific In
developments la the BariHlcy aud
koyri0nr Bank matters M have tho
past two OF three weeks. IL l. said
that thoYsKper,s examining liarisluylH
Hinirn have IN their possession all his
check books, Cancelled checks aud priv.
ate accounts, anu will thus DO able h.
trace all tho missing State aud city
funds.
Tue district attorney will tomorrow
present To the grand Jury hills Of la.
dictmUnt against Bardslcy, charging
him with the umbc1Klenrnt Of $50, O0J
Of the city money aud over 100000
belonging 10 the State. II II under
stood that Poslmastet-Goneral wana.
maker VIII appear before this commit
tee tomorrow and answer any qucs.
tons that may be put W him IN refer.
encc To his Knowledge Of tho keystone
Bank ailairE.
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slrlI.r of NeGraea

NEW YoHs, June 0.--Adyiccs from
a Correspondent at san Jose de Costa
Rica, under date u May 9TH, say h..
has Just returned from Orcytown, after
making an examination " tho
Nicaragua canal. About 800 men are
az work upon tho linc Of road from
Grcytown, and one drcdgur IA ut work
In the hafbor at Gfcytown.
The other lay number Of negro
hands working on the canal struck he.
cause " poor food furnished them by
~. canal people.
Rumorr u war continue 90 reach
heri frgm salvador aud Guatemala.
10th VI thoec governments have warn
cd foreign residents 10 secure their
passports.
Their. WIS q llgh, revelation here
last week. President Rodriguez, when
he became PRECEDENT n year ago last
December, pledged himself 10 separate
the church aud State. Since he has
been IN power Il has btsn the other
way, and Il j. charged that the priests
really control tho state.
E,qulrcla, popular general here,
was 10 head the uprising On the bth
Inst, but Rodriguez got Wind Of tho
matter aud had Thirty Of tho riug.
leaders arrested, all OF whom have
since been hehutdei.
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PrTTsnuHG, June 0.-At todny's scs.
sion Of tho Reformed Presbyterian
synod, DR.. cAllistcf closed his aFgu.
mont In dufcns" OF tho act Of the i'ills.
burg presbytery.
During tho latter part u his speech
lac PAID his Respects ~ various societies
aud corporations who by work desc.
crate the Sabbath. He referred b the
government permitting the transmits.
sion ~ mails ON sunday aud touched
W. Postmaster General WanAmakcf
and heads VI other government depart.
nlonls IN "a lively manner. Referring
10 tho coming Wofld'a Fair no made
a strong argument for closing II on
Sundays.
The general belief ID now TINT there
viii les no compromise, that the action
Of the Plttsburs prcsby .cry will be sus.
tanned aud that q number Of bright
and libenl'minded young ministers
will he expelled. There seems 10 be- no
doubt either that the expulsion will be
followed hya split IN the church.
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ton 10 dictate the price nj which 1t
WI paft with IL. Mnever a. election
l.mu appfoachcs, II Il Thought THAT the
Wet viii rcncw the silver agitation,
aud another effort will b. made Ia the
next congttss to put through free
coinage IN.
Silver went up 10 100 last year ON
the expectation NJ FREQ coinage, aud II
tho bill should become law this year,
u will undoubtedly 70 10 That figure
again.
The thiri point that the syndicate l.
said to he calculating upon II that 70.
ucut and present trouble IN Europe
viii force the gold slaniari countries
TO adopt himctnllic standard. During
the Barring panic Ia November last
the Bsni u England WA forced TO be-
come n borrower from the bank Of
Fmnce " three million pounds. Tho
Bank Of France WIS able 10 advance
this sum only on account u w. ability
through H. charter TO pay out silver W.
well Ne gold when its not,s are present
ell for payment.
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Canada's Distinguished Statesman 4. NO
morei Thousands Mourning
His Death.
LADY MACDONALD PaosrRArro
WITH oRiCr.
The Funeral Likely 10 Take Place
Tuesday; Interment at Kings.
ton, Ont.
BJ Tsisnaph to the sHwst
sin JOUN DEAD.
The Gress Statesman Passed Peace.
hiiy Away. Saturday.

OTTAWA, June 0.-5lr John A, Mac
donald IL no more. The distinguIshet
statesman, who has guided the poIltI
cal destinics Of Canada for nearly hal
century, passed peacefully away nj
1918 O'Clock tonight, surrounded by
his entire household.
Lady Macdonald, who bore up ~
bfnvely during the fatal illness, IA NV
pfgstsntcd with grief. All the church
bells are toiling and thousands Of clti.
hcns aro expressing deep regret at tn,
pfemier's demise.
For hours members OF the house.
hold had been watching ut the bedside
waiting To SEQ life depart Although
the phyalcians declared last night that
Sir John could not suryiyeuntl morn.
INK, they had not made allowance Tor
his marvellous vitality. lie had lost
CONSCIOUSNESS thirty houu ago aud had
taken no noufishment since save small
quantities Of champagne which were
administered with difficulty.
Tho premier kept up the UNEQUAL
struggle until after 10 O'Clock tonight.
For days II u Assumed that he resisted
tho inevitable by sheer force " hi.
powerful will, but yesterday conscious.
nrss disappeared never 10 return.
In the ensuing period, nature, nov
no longer restrained, cxefted itself
Lifc'r fiTv, already 20 low, iiickefcd
and Haired n though tho soul would
leave IT, earthly tabernacle, aud then
died out aud all wns over.
ITO O'Clock this morning hundreds
VINO called 10 make Inquiries realized
TINT all hopes had vanished forever.
The news from the sick rom wns more
Encouraging than ever. a strange and
lcai-n calm Ovcrprcad his c0unten.
ancc and his cNtfomltlcs assumed an
ley coldncss.
An undertaken was promptly notified
u pferaru the body Tor uintalmmrnt.
Tue funeral Il likely 10 take placs Tues.
day next, aud will hcUf a state uhafar.
ter. On that day the body will likely
b removed ~ the senate chamber aud
lie IN state four ~ Ave hOurs. Tue Ia.
t.tnicnt Will subsequently, take place al
Kingston, Ont, wherc the pfcmicf's
mt vile and father arc buried.
Lady Macdonald for three hours be-.
fusu tho Had event never len the room
lot M instant. Other watcher includ.
Cd Mary, her invalid daughter Hugh
john Macdonald, the prcmief's son;
job popc, Sir Johns faithful private
secretary, AMI near friends " tie fam.
ily.
AZ 1910 was a complete collapse. In
tue succeeding fcw minutes tho pre-.
iniuf'a breath became more and more
labofvd ani only the slightest iiultrr ~
The heart Indicated lifeis presence. At
1910 the prumier gave Tow long and
heavy Inspirations and without n
struggle OF tho slightest evidence VI
pain hv passed away.
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NEW YoRR, June 6.--Joseph Shan
nnhhn, convict on his way 10 Sing
Sling 10 serve n slxteen-yeRr sentence,
escaped from the doputy sheriff at the
Grand Central depot this morning.
Shannahan was one u n gang Of eleven
prisoners who were To be taken 10 Sing
Slug. They were divided Into three
groups. Tie second group, IN which
was ShanahRn, In charge of Deputy
Sheriff Burke, had just stepped on the
platform OF the ear when his hand shot
upRud tho handcul Tell OH.
,shAunahau jumped acmss the plat.
form aud made iur the entrance 10 the
railroad yarls. As sopn a. he Jumped
Deputy Sheriff lrol and started In pur.
suit after hlm. lle lrod three shots
moro AMI was calming ON Shanhahau,
when ho tfippsd On tho tack aud foil,
dislooating his shoulder anu receiving
other inJurirs,
Shanuahan dashed on 10 Foriy.nfth
street, where cab wRs waiting Tor
him, into which hu Jumped aud drove
OIL
The theory " escape Is that Shanua.
han had the handoun key furnished
him by coniederates.
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Conflicting Rcperis ne,s tho war In
chile

WAsWNq1ON, June GA Dispatch
was received at the Chilean legation
frum Chile saying that the story u a
combat Ut Valparaiso between the la.
suTgcnt steamer "Nihgallnnes" aud
three vofsyls II the government on
Alfll 18th b entirely false.
n Chilean gentleman residing IA
Wellington hhs received from ffiuuds
IN Chile copies ~ paper. which the
insurgents are Publishing. Ia unc II q
manifesto by tho Congrcrionlilhts
warning the people OF all countries
that ialmacoia thlpprd 20 Europe
100000 In bullion which Wa. fc.
quirud by law 10 be- kept In the Chilean
treasury ~ u guarantee Of the paper
currency.
Tue manifesto alleges that Balma.
celia eau give no rcrarity that this
und will not be- usci for personal OBJ
JcclH aud when he IL driven from
Chile by the people he will usc money
20 support himself IN luxury abroad.
All the bankers aud othcrs nrr oau.
toned against accepting or handling
these moneys, which viii be- demanded
by the constitutional party when II
obtains power.
Nrw ioMS, Juno d.-rhc govern.
mcnt denies the report that the "lilnn.
co Enoalada," which was sunk by tor
p,d0s, was 10 badly damaged ~
supposed, aud eau be- raised aud To-.
paired,
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IQUiQuE, June G.-An interview
with officers " the "ltata" today con.
firms tho news that tho arms and am.
nunltion were Transferred from the
"Robeft aud Minnie" many miles
from the coast. They urge that they
simply put Into Gan Diego for proyis.
Ions AMI were compelled 10 leave
abruptly 10 keep the appointment with
the "ll0bert aud Minnie"
After the transfer Of tho arms tho
"Itata" took u direct southcrly coufsc,
and claims 10 have steamed 1000
miles, arriving ut rocopolia on the
morning Of June 3nl, with her
machinery much disabled. The OIL.
GERS deny that the engines were pur-
posely damaged. The American war
ships are employing all their available
mechanics 10 put her In order.
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Does moi Want 10 Have Phillip Brooks
for Bishop Of Massa.
chusetts.
Or. OF COSTA SEEMS TO DC Hra
cArsPAW.
The Lady Edits magazine Of Truth,
aud IL q "Christlan
Scientist
y relerraph 10 tho NHws.
BROOKS ANTAGONIST.
rara. out to be- u Ms. OF Liine fn,.
portaure.

INV lUHis, June D. Ever since DIR.
DE Costa b,gau his war upon Philips
Brooks VA his ui1rts ia keep the latter
out " the BishOpriC Of Massachusetts,
he has iOundcd his armignment ~ the
boston preacher upon the statements oi
correspondent Of his In Boston. This
person, lie said, must remain hnonym.
Jus, tut he could assure the public that
thu pcrsun was uuu Of responsibility
and one whose statements could DO ra.
lied upon.
When DR.. Do Costa sent out his
circulars 10 the bishops, when con-
tained the extract from his c1rrcapon-
dents letter. he wrote la tho name u
the writer. II now leaks out
That Dr. DE Colta'a correspondent
u Miss a. Chsvallier, who
established herself Ia this town
two Year, ago, coming here from Hos.
ton. when the International Miga.
anc ~ Science went 81 pieces under
Mrs. Plunkctps peculiar Views Of mar.
fiagc, Miss thoyalllor took II up and
revived u under the name VI the
hggasiHc " fru,h. She wa. an ardent
Christian scientist, ami soon after She
came here she organized society Of
which Hvbuf Newton was made the
head. When DE-. Newton took up the
cause Of tile Peoples Municipal
League Mis Cheyallier bfDk. with
him ani has had "a good deal 20 say
about him since.
81 eau understand now" said
chufchmsn today, "why DE-. Do Costa
has kept back tho name ~ his CORE.
sp0ndcui. II h because he know her
name would not carry nny weight la
the church. ! am much surprised at
Ills making tho assumption, ~ he has
all along, that she was hn important
person, aud Brooks would have 10
answer her and explain his viows as
she described them"
AZ Miss Chevallicr's old office, op.
posito the Windsor Hotel, which she
hal given up, II wa said she was In
California. Now DR.. De Costa says
his correspondent l. Ia California, too.
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nIitsn b, q Mad pnr.

KASaAs C1Y, June 1.-Two weeks
Rg0 mad dog bit steer Of hVrd of
cattle belonging Nanivtburg brothers,
living In the western portion VI Atch-
ison county, kans. The steer was
soon afflicted with hydfophohia, which
spread % the other animals In tho herd.
There wen three u tho NanirTburg
brothers aud each of lhum was bitten
ny one or another VI the afflicted hnl.
mails. Friday ono Of the brothers 10.
came violently ~ with bydrophlhiA
aud died last night Ia oNcruriating
agony. To-Day another OF tho hrlther-
died and the tniri was taken 10 thiacity
and placed In tie hospital. Tho ply.
ricians say lac cannot survive more
than day Or two At tho iaflhoBt.
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tnnrchI.,. nsman.lr.le.

PANS, June 1.-rhu anarchists NJ.
tempted ~ make n demonstration THE
afternoon In front " AIontmartrr Ia.
silica. Two hundred mon, carrying
banners aud numerous wfcaths, as.
romblcd near tho BAslllca Tor the pur.
pose Of laying the wfcaths ON the spot
where the Narlin communists were
shot IN 1871.
The police stopped the pandsrs aud
tried 10 seize the wfcaths. Tho ensuing
tumult alarmed a crowd u worshiprrs
within the Basillua aud tho services
wcr Suspended until quiet outside was
restored. The police succeeded Ia
dlsporing the anarchists, blk VI whom
were arrested.
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PANS, June G.-in tho Chamber u
Deputies today DE Roulode demanded
urgency Tor the worhmcn's pension
I'LL introduced bp the minister VI the
interior, His appeal brought out cry
u ode Roulcio l. Boulangcr's domss-
tlc.n
DO Roulcdo utoned hotly aud "a
scene of upruAr onsucl. Thrco inuf.
fcciunl attempts were made to vote the
expulsion NJ lloulcde aud finally the
urgency was voted ai7 10 81, amid tho
g.rnlctt excitement.
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when SANFORD departed from London.
Irving With him the confidence and
aJin,iilalloh u Lord Revolstokc, aud
rSi,i we millions OF the Barring bank
ms,lni him 70 spend nnd invest. n
uu i Of chances was revealed 10
W. triumphant vision. The CORES.
poniont relates In detail
rnr STORY or rrm fNvrs1NrSr
OF Barring gold by Sanford. Plrs, bo
was oblircd N suhsidlze the govern.
nent officials 10 obtain the great
Walcrwofka contract. rho estimated
ctei " the entire works ON which i'm.
teiest was 10 he allowed was i3G. 5l1. O0O
gold The price % the CONCESSION 20
baring Bros. through Hale 4 Co.
was 81 100000 gold payable 10 the
minister ~ finance IN three install.
menis. This wa the public price, but
nothing u conceded from the govern.
ment In the Argentine without
price, The officers, from the
president down o. the ian.
itoFs Of public offices, expect con.
rluonlion, aud n greater coup was
never accomplished IN that detachable
capital where bribery, corn, tion aud
fraud thrive a. they rarely do else.
Whtfc. In order 10 secure the great
contract, Sanford was compelled 60
bid nigh, and the success he attained
placed him on o pinnacle, toward tho
apex of which lels fortunate operators
tion.
tbs rREsiDESr's PEE.
Juafek Cclman was the chief oxccu.
live u the Argentine. He received
upward " sj01,OO0 for his "feen In
granting tho concession. The nidi.
tlonal sum 81 100000 was also tald TO
The president, u statements Of some
responsible men are accurate. Minis.
ter 81 the Interior wild received $780,.
ulQ Tot HE share. II proved dliil.
CUT task tot the correspondent IN tfhce
The entire disposition u the llaflug
corruption fund, but the belief l. cur.
rent that ntafly 100000 was spont
In "pfcllninarlca."
Sanford IL popularity credited with
securing personal "cOmmlsslons, I"
which put him high shove water. Ths
governments liability 10 barring
Brothers on this single enterpflfu IL
10Y NHA'HHHHH""Hs ANANAN ANHFff NNNNN
ibis watofwofk. Investment will not
bc A. great, proportionatcly, as In the
purchases ~ bonds aud other money
securities. There are
ENTEsmvE isvEsTsmS,s
Of their money here, which no one
outside Of the confidential circles ~
the houses employees aud those Of their
uguuta rau uraoflhr. Notwithstanding
the difficulties met with. the CORES.
TOndrnt lrnrnn1 that amounts ranging
from sl,0ll,0ln 10 twlru mr. three times
that F1m were obtained hy various
provinces for ,'lniufnal improvements"
One Of thcsc loans 10 Cordoba, the cor.
respondent says, h larger than ihc on.
ilrr province l. worth, The Baflura
also have larg" investments In railroad |
honds, hut these viii Yield fair returns
Ia time.
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MILWAUKEE, June z. - Bishop
Flnsch has hren removed n LACrosse.
Ho Asgrcatly fatiguod by tho Journey
AMI reports tonight are that his condi-
ton IL critical.
bishop Knight OF tho Episcopal
diocese Of Milwaukee, who suffered a
stroke OF paralysis last Friday, IN un.
able 10 walk aud has neatly lost the
power OF speech.
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GENTS SUITS
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Just In from
PROVO MILLS.
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No. SO Main ST.


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Take piece of flannel the sire Of tho
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laiu'i Pain Ba I'm and bind II on over
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pain, Many severe cases lave been
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THE Cries or VERONA AHo MAN
rUA oHAhCH.
Three Person, Killed at Marcngo aud
Others Badl, Injured In
Other Places.
Ny Tsl,sraph 10 the EswSi
TAHruaUAKEs.


INV Brunswick, y. j., June IT,
a distinct shock Of earthquake. accom-
panied by umhling noise, was felt
here this morning.
MANY HOUSES DAMAGED.
ROW, June THE cities " Verona
aud Mantla were shaken by an earth.
quake today Many houses were dam.
aged. An invalid woman was ~ badly
frightened 10y the shock that she dlcd.
NenUtla aud Tuscany were visited
this morning 10y repeated shocks. The
wor'i shocks occurred about O'Clock
IN the morning. Shock. were also iclt
In Venice aud Milan.
Tho centre u disturbance was nj
Nenutla. A suht.francan noise was
heard like the roar Of artillery, which
was followed ty three strong shocks.
The Inhabitants rushed into tho streets
iu terror
AZ Marcngo three persons were
killed and nj Bidaia and Cniyano
seventeen were badly Injured by fall.
ing houses and chimneys. At the
latter place another shock was felt NJ .
O'Clock this morning aud much nddl.
tloual damage WIS done. Tho move
mcuts were uudulatofy Ia character
and were more " less felt oyer the
whole Of north Italy.
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All citizens Of the First Precinct,
Salt Lake CITY, irrespective ~ former
party aillllati-n-, are cordially Invited
20 attend n Republican meeting, 10 be-
held In the Second Ward meeting
house, on Monday, June sth, at )
O'Clock pm, whcru the political issues
Of the day Will ho discussed 10y able
spehkcfa aud precinct Republican
Club will he organized.
by order County Republican Com
mitiec, y. TREwEEK,
90 Chairman.
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LoHDOs, June IAN tho news
papers rreak In .ulogistic terms n the
lat. Sir John Macdonald and express
the deepest regret nj his death. The
Ddily NeirS says his death IL q loss 10
the whole empire, aud that II he wa.
not exactly n great man, he did great
things. He eontriycl a plan for tho
m0st searching questions Of colonial
policy. Therefore his death Is likely
10 produce farIeaching changes.
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ATcmsoS, Ksns., June T.-Reoent
rains have caused bad landSlldes along
the Missouri Pacific between Leayen.
worth and Atchison. In number ~
places the tracks have been covered for
u distance Of 800 feet, No trains from
the south have arrived here In twenty.
four hours, A gang Ia atworl, clearing
the tracks.