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CLEVELAND, July ia special
from Lima, Ohio, to th- Lodder, says:
A telephone message received here
nom Kenton at $50 y. m. says there
was bad wreck on tho Chicago X
erie railroad at Hepburn. Swifps re-
frlgefator meat train east, ran Into u
work train pulling into the siding,
killing niue laborers aud iWurlng
many others. Both locomotives ARE
In ruins with ten or twelve cars. The
telegraph wires along the Erie ure
down and tho telephone operator nj
Kenton has gone home. II is impossi-
BILE TO get details.
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CHICAGO. July l7.-Seven thousand
people nj Washington park today saw
the crack California lilly Yo TRmbieu
win Lake View handicap, n three
quarters mile, In thn fastest time made
la ia. West this year. lo Tamblen Is
n halfslstsr 10 the famous III Rio hey.
The weather was cloudy with signs Of
rain. The track was fast.
Mile-Laura Davidson won, upman
second, RuIolDh third. Time, 1894.
Mile aud n Observation-Disclosures
won, Flowdelles second, Reveal third.
Time, las.
Lake View handicap, value $500,
thrse.quaftors mile-WOn by CalifOr-
mia ally 40 Tambion, Lake Breeze
second, Chief Justiece third. Time,
l:lil.
Mile and seventy yards = Nina
Archer won Ell second, Neys C.third.
Time, l;ibl.
Mile and a quarter-Homer won,
Guido second, Allen Nsne third. Time,
9.Ogi.
Mile and seventy yards-lllval won,
Rodgers second, Rather third. Time,
l:AT.
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VIM. Tlmmons, postmaster Of Ida.
Vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bltters
han done more Tor me than all other
me- licines combined, for that bad feel.
Ing arising from Kidney and Liver
trouble" John Leslie, farmer and
stockman, Of same place, says; Find
Electric Bilters to be- tho best Kidney
aud Liver Medicine, made mo feel lilol
q new man" j. W. Gardner, hard
ware merchant, same town, rsysi
Electric Bitters Ia Just the thing for =
man who IL all run down and don't
care whether he lives or dies; he found
new strength, good appetite aud felt
lust like hs had new lease ON life.
Only soc. u bottle, at A. @. Smith a
Co.'S Drug Store. "a
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LoSDoS, July IL. The secretary Of
the shipping Federation, Mr., Laws,
was examined today before the Royal
Labor Commission. lie urged that
there should be alterations In the ship.
ping act and Ia the board Of trade reg.
ulatlous, In order ~ secure more eifcc-
tual protection for free men. II was
impossible for free sailor 20 obtain
access 10 the shipping office, unless he
was armed with "A ticket Of the Sen
mems aud Flromonb Union. Nom
union men were ahockingly illtrcatcd.
Picketlng should be declared Illegal.
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III. Canadian Gaif Fisheries
Failure.

QuEBEc, July 1.-THE Canadian
Gull fisheries this season were u total
failure, 10 far ~ the North Shore and
Magdalcn Islands were concerned. OF
fetal information has been received by
the Dominion agency Of fisheries here
from the agent on Grindstono island
that tho spring school OF cod passed
the island while tue entire population
were down with the grip and that none
could be caught.
For the same reason the Holsters
which were Ia grea, abundance could
not DO taken. The factories all closed
down, sustaining serious losses. Tn.
agent write. that unless the autumn
mackerul fishing II good there will
be- dire distress on the Island noxt
winter.
Since June 5.h there has been sew
snty. Ave deaths on the island FROM Ia
grippe.
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WAsiilNuioN, July ia bulletin
relating 70 ths production OF Rolu ana
siINer III Tue uhitel states uuIlng tho
calendar yrM lasp was Issued rom the
census onlco t0dhy' me nulietln
shows mat the production OF nui'ion
turing isst was; Solu, LOW huu
ounces, United states colnage value,
S.-,eao''l'i SILVER ol'aot,spl ounces
United 5tirs coihage value, so9,"Io,-
VS.. IN goIn, ms Ia nearly = per
cent OF the WORLDS product, anu IN
silver, u pr cent Inc bulletin sayE
IN. number OF goiI anu SILVER MN,
ing claims OF "locatlohs'" commonly
called "inln,s," III Tue unitel States
j. practically beyond computation.
IN. NAMES OF nearly iOo'uoo sucn
claims OF llines were received ny the
census once, nut upon limiting the
lhN,stigs'loh 10 producing nlhc-,
nine working out not produce
ing, mines iomTofhtlly stoppeu,
but Whlen hau prouucou, anu
upon mb1lAthg only suen hlnes hS
naue prouucll9n returns OF Ianoi s'n,is-
uca, wy list was reduced TO Oool, Inc
expenditures uurlns w. year, iholuu'
lug wages, value Of supplies, etc., was
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SAN FRANCisCo, July IL. The
steamship "Bulgic" arrived today from
China aud Japan. The Shanghai
Mercury Of June 3rl announces the
murder " Rn English customs official,
A. w. Green, aud Of Mr.. Argent, u
the Methodist mission, 10y Chinese
rioters at WRhsich. a number OF
houses were burnt during the riot.
The threatened outbreak At kingiang
did not assume any great proportions,
owing 10 the presence u three gun.
boats, which landed forces aud hell
the mob In check. Reports from othsr
quarters, however, show that des,ruc.
ton Of property continues.
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A Point In Regard 10 stock Exchange
uuies.

LOSDoS, July 1.-THE case now
before the courts here raises an lmpor-
tant point In regard to stock exchange
rules. IL In as 10 whether u stock bro-
ker eau insist that his client shall
accept the delivery Of bond which In
known 10 the brokers a- being an "es.
topped" bond. The plaintiffs In this
case are Runor Il Sons, bankers, who
purchased a Spanish bond from tbs
firm " brokers, sebag 4 MOntehore,
and afterwards found that the bond
had been stolen and stopped.
Several brokers testified that tn.
rules OF the Stock Exchange permitted
such transactions. Lord Chief Justice
Lord Coleridge theruupOn sternly de-
cared that the dealings OF the stock
Exchange appeared 10 be devoid OF
principles OF comOn business honesty.
The trial resulted in verdict for the
plaintiff.
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MisNEAIOLIs, Mimi, July IA
cablcgTam was received from Charles
A. PillsLury, Consul at Odessa, Rus
sis, today. II says the wheat crop IL
20 pee cent short, and the rye 90 per
cent short, This means n deficiency
Of 6O,O1O,O 900 bushels OF wheat aud
about 800, 900, 900 bushels ofrye. lfthc
figures are even approximately cor
rect, Russia must be a large importer
Of brcadstutis during the noHt season,
instead Of being, ~ In average year,
an exporter nearly equal to the United
Stnies.
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renni. Tournament.

CHICAGO, July lI.--Three sets and
two games at the final western cham
pionship match at singles between
Chase and Cummins, We're played In
drizzling rain today, before the men
would agree upon n postponement.
The play was featureless, botn contest
ants being out OF condition. Cummins
won the first set, G.a; Chase took the
others, o., 90 and two games ~; 10
aud 40; 30. In the consolation singles
Havomsyer defeated Lane SO, SO.
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JACKSON, Miss, July During n
Joint political discussion at Oxford
yesterday, between Hon. III. ID. Money
aud Hon. J.. Bafksdalc, tho latter
charged the former with some irrcgu.
lnritica Ia connection with land.grnnt
forfeiture matters.
Money called Barksdalo liar,
whcr.upon Barkslcy hurled n book nj
Money aud violent language was In.
terchnnged'
Serious trouble was feared, hut the
difficulty later was adjusted by the In
teTposition Of friends.
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ST. LoUis, July l7.--Iicvonuo on.
GERS from Washington have been on a
atill hunt here f1r some time. AZ n
ures of whisky belonging to the Nelson
Olstlllery company and several other
well known liquor h0,pes, and before
tomorrow night, when the rail will
cease, n duzsn more firms will have
become Involved on the grounds Of
changing and defacing Of government
brands and marks, and Of discrepancy
In the proof Of whisky after the proof
has been stamped and certified.
The dealers assert that there II no
foundation for the charges, but q test
case will be carried 10 the courts.
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Grand circuit Race. a, ri,,sburT.

PiTTsBuPG, July 1.-The grand
circuit trotting meeting closed today.
The principal event today was the at.
tempt OF Budd Doblo 10 drive Nancy
Hanks to beat 2;l0l for purse Of $1,000.
She failed, but lowered her record to
aili.
The 2:25 trotting clsrs- tedmont
first, Happy Bee second, Dave Wilson
third. Best time-2:2l.
McDoel fret. Rosalind
Wilks second, Jean Smith third. Best
time-2,l5s.
The 800 trotting clsss-Lady Sheri'
dan first, Monroe Bristor second, Cler-
mont third. Best tlme-2;9Ol.
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The CITY IlorriIIcd by the Discovery OF
a Chi nesc Having the Loath.
some disease.
NE CANE FROM SAN FRANCISCO,
CALIFORNIA.
Aud Bought, an East side Laundry Where
lie Has IIeen Serving
the Public.
discovered In M rnsi side Laundry.
NnM NaIh.

New NoTh.
NEW YORiS, July i7.-A Chinese
lrier has been discovered In au East
Side laundry. lie * Chin Hop Sing,
aud when representative Of the health
authorities paid him q professional
visit he was indu-triousiy ironings
shirt. He has been ieper eight
months aud seven months OF that time
he has spent IN washing the liuen Of
the East .Sid,rs.
The health officials, after examlna.
ton, decided that II was n genuine
ease Of leprosy, but say they cannot
take the man In charge, because they
have no place 10 take him. lie came
here year aud half ago from San
had lived with lrproue friend
the leper. Then Hop Sings
countrymon summed him. Aner
awhile they raised fund Of $500 20
take him hack 10 China. lilo took the
money, but instead Of going to china
came 10 Newark, New Jcrscy, where
he went into partnership in laundry
with Chung, also y lcpet. They hau
trouble after awhile, and Hop slug
came 10 New York.
Iiy this time he was In mn awful con-
dition. Hts head had begun 10 swell.
III, ears were assuming enormous pro-
portions, his nose had reached n re-.
markablc sisc, and his hair was drop.
ping out. lie went 20 the laundry "
his cousin. Ching Hop Sing, 10 sleep
until morning. When Ching awOke
and saw how Hop Sing looked he
was t.rror.stricken. lie would not
stay In the place, believing II infected
already with the fearful disease. He
sold out TO the lcper for $50. Hop
Sing took pcssc~si n Of the shop imme.
dlately, aud went right on with the
business.
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WAsHISaToS, July l7.-Governor
Hogg of Texas referred TO the interior
department communication from the
mayor Of Burlington, Texas, saying
that the Indian authorities were land.
ing In Texas hundreds of destitute in-
trudeTs, who were refused admittance
into Oklahoma. The mayor said they
would he great burden To the people,
~ many OF them were entirely desIl.
tule. The Indian bureau 10 investi-
eating.
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CHICAGO, July l7.-lcvy Mayer OF
this city. who has acted ~ attorney for
the Purchasers, In number Of large
deals 10y Engllbhmen In this country,
says that German capitalists are begin.
ing 10 seek Investments In the United
States, and that large amount Of
German money IL likely 10 come here.
Mr.. Mayer has just closed the pur-
chase for syndicate, VI which Hugo
Gumpi, n Berlin banker IL head, ~ u
mine near Ilillsboto, New Mexico,
known M the Edwards mine, the price
paid being 100000.
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wALLA WALLA. July l7.--ln the
Compton court martial today Prose-
cutting Attorney Blandford was the
principal witness. lie told how lac
called Oh the colonel the evening before
the lynching and told him " the fears
Of the civil authorities.
Colonel Compton said he would az
soon think Of members Of church
sacklng tho church ~ 10 think hls sol.
oilers would attack jail.
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THE sau Dirro Jsu Guarded against
III" nab.

san DIEGO, July 1.-THE inquest
In the case Of !. u. Brown. the sailor
on the cruiser "Chnrle-tou," killed Ia
a fight with alleged deputy matshals,
was concluded today, the Jury finding
ho came to his death by being beaten
by q. W. Br,cdlovr, and that the other
alleged officers were Accessories.
The Jail Ia being guarded tonight for
fear Of lynching.
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The Question BScitcs the Inner Con.
scr,auye Circles In Vie
toria's Kingdom.
Pre- PAIRING foa THE DISSOLUTION
OF PARLIAMENT.
The Suspension Of Pecr.-Nrs. Par
ueli's Keen Political Gran.
Other Items.
ENGLISH TorI,s.
Consrr,atI,e Circles Esciied-rhe his
solution of Parliament. lite.

l.oSpoN, July l5.-Nothing recently
excited the inner Conservative circle
90 much a. Lord Sallshury's declafa-
tiou that female suffrage ought 10 form
t.aft of the coming electoral fcfOfma.
The council OF the Conservative assO-
citation at liza informal meeting today
decided /, Intimate to Lord Salisbury
that the party was 20 divided on the
uuestlOn that II would be- unwise 20
recognize IL as "A Conservative prin'
ciple.
IA suite of Sallabury's assertion that
the life OF Parliament will not expire
until August, 1893, tho electoral agents
are preparing for u dissolution In tue
spfing, Apnrt from the Irish local
government bill, the Conservative
plstform will include n reform bill
amending tho dlstributlon Of seats by
lensening tho Mclth aud Irish repre-
Scotch aud giving large advantages to
the English representation.
The ministers have endorsed tina
leading features of Chamberlsin's ago
assurance scheme, thus committing
the party TO further development on
the lines Of state socialism aud tn. re-.
VI hthhN VIII w "
card la this game.
Tho suspension OF peer, n rare
event In the upper house OF Pnrlia,
ment, occurred tonight, In the case Of
the crratic Lord lehman. Lord Den
insn had given notice OF n motion for
return OF number OF days on
which the late Lord Granville attend
Ell the house and also the days on
A. al III 81
Lord Granville's lifetime. Whether
the motion was inspired by sheer
crAnkiness or by malice Lord Donman
was not allowed 10 explain. Lord
Salisbury interpreting said the motion
could only be described rs unsevmly
lie moved that Lord Denman should
not bp heard during the remainder OF
tho session. Lord Kimberly concur
red aud Sallsbury's motion was agreed
TO. Lord Dcnman LEFT looking dagger
ut Salisbury.
The Sensational rumor that Mrs.
Parnoll has In her possession compro'
missing correspondence with Gladstone
Will, Parnell was In kilmainbam
Jail, have no basis Of truth. Sbo wa,
In constant communication with
Chamberlain, Morley aud others, but
not With Gladstone. IL Parnell choose,
to publish these letters they will dis
clO.e chiefly the keen political craft oi
Mrs. O'Shcn.
Sir John Bender. speaking Mt III,
meeting Of the Direct Gable company,
stated there had been positive DECLINE
In Atlantic tclegraphy since the opera
ton OF the Mckinley law. Ho die
not solely attribute the decline TO tbs
Mckinley law, II was partly due I,
the depression In trade and to Compel
ton. Eventually the United State
would discover that II suffered NOR
than any body else from the new law.
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FiNDLAY, o., July l7.-Lsst night
moi In sympathy with the saloons
Waited Rev. Mir. Rcidingcr'a residences
at NORTH Ridgevillc after hu and his
wife retired aud homhntiei the house
with bOulderr and brlckhats, breaking
in the windows aud seriously damng.
Ing tho house. Mr. Reljing,r has
been preaching strongly for temper
auCe
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the ministry. The English ministers
spoke ON the English system. The
board gave a reception this evening n
the delegates at which number OF In.
terestiug addresses were delivered.
Rev. Tasuka Hsrada Of Japan said
Cougregationalism In Japan, although
the youngest child " tho church, had
seventy.one churches AMI 10000 mem.
lpfa
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WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE treasury
regulations governing the impoftn.
lions Of Mexican ores have been
amended 20 ~ to provide, In determine
ing the value n ore, that such value
shall he computed ut tho latest known
price Of bar lead IN the New York
market less ono aud n half cents por
pound.
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nrr.

LNNS, Mas, July ia IRE, orig.
mating In Blnko's block this evening,
rapidly spread to Sltout Bros build
Ing, adjoining, aud then 10 other build.
ings un either side. For u time u
looked ~ though the business portion
Of the city would be destroyed, and
aid WIS summoned from outside pOints.
Tho nrc was gotten under control,
however, about O'Clock. The losses
on burned aud damaged property will
aggregatu sou. 900.
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wish to say TO my friends aud the
public, that | regard Chamberlninis
Colic, Cholera and Dlarrhwa Remedy
as the best preparation In use for Cole
and Dlnrrhna. II In the finest selling
medicine ever handled, because II
always gives satlsiaciion.--O. III. Clark,
Orangevillr, Texas. For sale by n, g..
NJ. |. Drua Dept. d&s
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MiSNEAiuI.is, July i7.--Aspecial to
the Journal from various towns Ia
Stearns, Cherburne aud Benton coun.
ties shows much damage has bten done
10 crops by nail storms that nccnmpan-
led the tornado az Superior yesterday
evening. IL IL estimated that 10000
bushels Of wheat were destroyed.
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CHICAGO, July l7.-Widow Mrs.
Eliza Halzrr aud her little son and
daughter were driving across the Pam
handle tracks at 10Th street this after
noon, and were hurled Into the mir by
mn outbound fast passenger train. The
mother and daughter were killed. The
boy In probably fatally injured.
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RoME, July l7.-Membe;s ofihs cab.
met privately declare that although
Italy will not officially assist Italian
exhibitors at the Chicago Fair, every
facility will be extended to them. the
feeling Of the government IL friendly,
though II IN not thought advisable to
take official action In the premises.
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TORONTO, ont, July l5.-rhls was
the last day Of the Educational Cou'
yention. The different departments
listened 10 the reading Of interesting
papers on various subjects. The DIFF
icrcnt department, finished the cleo
ton Of officers today.
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INV YoRK, July l7.-Capt. Avery
Of the schooner "Chapin," which LEFT
Cape Haition July It'll aud arrived here
today. confirms the report that there II
danger ola revolutionary uprising In
Haiti.
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Sui, Against the rscinc Halfway Com.
pnny.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Pacific
Railway Mills company begun suit In
the Circuit court against tile Pacific
Railway company 10 recover 100000
on bonds held 10y the Rolling Mil
company aud issued by the defendant
company.
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BUsroN, July 1.-THE Mystic Park
July meeting clOsod this afternoon.
Two thirty.seven Observation-Disclosures
first, Cnlso second, Arago third. Time,
2:23..
Two thirty class --i,lmona hrst, Du-
mettc second, J. \. &. third. Time,
2;2il.
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,.,,rt .rh., ,n.d. IN. dtslaur. in
,'e vv'I I,tps ~ 1T n,,y,,n. r,.c,,d
~ ",,'n''s W ~, p,.n,ia IN loo,
" va" ~ "'"uo ." "' '"''
'" .rh ....,t,. n.v,., .,t..,y ,,s wo,
Nv ~ wv n III a,o NIL, ,yb..I'
oy i'' ~. ~ commune, m,ro '''''" "''''
'ln M. ..'iy, u.s. as,,,u,a,y W. Mail.
nt ~ no , ~, ,r,n,, TT' o..
'',,,' "noo n''..,it Xsi,,..i,,.. aim,
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KSoNviLLE, Tenn, July 1.-THE
situation Mt Coal Creek and Bryerville
remains unchanged, except that II IL
more cvlicn, that the cunvicts Will not
br allowed 10 work In that mining dis
tfict,
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llttsht hNs
pittsturF. r; Chictsu, 9 haucrca-Bald'
win. iicrrcr i.uby, bowman.
CtLyrLANn,
cleveland, w. Cincinnati, 4. nntierics-
\ ounr, /numrr Mullauc, Harrington,
AArm,AN ASSOCIATION -nusIOs
Boston, %, Louisyillc. 2.
wAsniNuruN
Washington. ? cincinnati, !.
BALTIMORE.
baltimore, % Coiumhus,h,
wIstLRN trAgur-iiScoiN.
omaha fticd o. appear aud tile game wa
given 10 Lincoln, too.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Minneapolis. o. Duluth,a
DENVER
Denver, - Kansas city, ?.
SIOUX ctrr.
sioux CITY, .. Milwaukee. 1.
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,, bLuEfIELps, w. Va, July IT,
nAtry Christian, a colorsi Desperate,
VINO murdered d tective Grove nj
ferryNille, w. Va, last January, was
hanged at Perryville this morning be-
lore an Immense crowd. He made =
confession on the scaiiold and claimed
nat whisky aud gambling were respon.
tible for the deed.
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NEW lons, July l7.-Judgmeuts
wcfo entered today against j. u. Bon
nell, OF Bonnrll n Co., printing ink
manufacturers, In favor u the Western
National bank. Application has been
made for receiver The liabilities
will probably exceed siDJ,Otj.
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BOsros, July ia news bureau
says the deal between the Chicago
junction Railway and the Union
StockyardH Company anu Chicago
packers ~ oil. IL failed of ratification
by the stock yards' directors meeting Ia
New York, Wednesday.
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ATLANTA, Ga, July II. - Sam
Small, the evangelist, has decided %
return TO Journalism. Old friends
raised u fund for the establishment OF
u daily evening paper 10 be known ~
the Atlanta Herald, Of which small
has accepted tho managing editor
ship.
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clothing. Ia n moment she was In
fiamus. The Clothrsof her baby sister
al-o caught fire. and when the mother
rushed 10 rescue them her dress was In
ilamrs iu an Instant. The neighbOts
succeeded IN oxtinguishlng tue fire.
but not until the children were fatally
and the mother very seriously burned.
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A cure Tor cramp. In The s,olnnch.

Albert Erwin, editor Of the Leonard,
Texas, Grdphio, says! "For the cure OF
cramps In the stomach Chamberlhin's
Cole, Cholera and Dlarrhma Remedy
Ii the hest aud most speedy | ever
used" Many others who have tried
III entertain tho same opinion. d@s
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wAsniSGTos, July l7.--Ssntiago,
Chile. has just teen visited with the
scver.st fire ever known In South
America, the loss being estimated at
more than two million dollars, The
British legation was ntirely consumed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-18

Sr. PAUL, July i7.-At the editorial
convention today, w. s. Capellcr OF
Ohio was elected president, u. J Price
u Wisconsin vioo.presidcnt, J. NJ.
Podgcof Illinois recording secretary.