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william o'Brisn Badly Injured.

DUBLIN, July 5.-William O'Brien was
heroely attacked by the Psrnellites and
was badly wounded by being struck on
the temple with stone Mr.. O'Brien
" as removed TO the nearest house, and
medical aid was Bummaasd
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Earthquake in Mexico.

Cry OF MEXICO, July 5.-There were
strong earthquake shocks felt in Quad
lajara yesterday. They were accom-
panied by unearthly subterranean
noises, which created much terror.
Some damage was done at Colima.
There was beautiful eruption of the
Colima volcano at night.
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italian societie. Celebrate.

New YORK, July 5.-The United Ital-
ian societies of this city observed the
Fourth by breaking ground for the
foundation of the statue of Columbus to
be erected at 5Sth street and 9Th avenue.
The large gathering was addressed by
President Barsotti and Vice-President
Barotoni.
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SHIL0H'S
CONSU NJ PTION
CURE.

The success of this Great Cough Cure Is
without parallel in the history Of medicine.
All druggists are authorized to sell it on pos
tive guarantee, test that no other cure can sue
cesstully stand. That it may become known,
the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are
placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home
in the United States and Canada. Q II you have
a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for
it will cure you. If your child has the Group,
or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relief
is sure. If you dread that insidious disease
Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for
SHILOH'S CURE, Price 10 cts, so cts. and
$I.oo. If your Lungs are sore or Back lame
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Price IS cts.
For sale by @. H. Hagenbuch.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectus'ly, dispels colds, head
aches and fe ,ers and cures !habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, KE NEW YORK, N.Y.
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Pope Leo Confers Two Titles.

HALIFAX, N. S. July 5.-Information
has been received from Rome to the eff
feet that the title of Monsignor has been
conferred by the Pope upon the Rev.
John Carmody, of ST. Patrick's Church.
and the title of Doctor of Divinity upon
the Rev. e. P. Aurphy, OF ST. Mary's
Cathedra
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Aooldent. and rlres at ProvIdenee.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 5.-The cele-
bration in this city comprised military
parade and firemeu's parade. The day
was somewhat remarkable for the large
number of minor accidents and fires.
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PEORIA, ILL.,, July 5.-The Fourth of
July celebration here was participated
in by many thousands of people and the
programme of the day was carried out
without a drawback. The Hon. Adlai
E. Stevenson, Yice-Presidential oandi-
date ON the Democratic ticket, was the
orator Of the day,
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RESULTS OF THE MADRID RIOT.
Three Policemen KiIled-Bad Taxes Like
ly to BE Abolished.

hAllleh-Aohu AhAeb Like
ly to BE Abolished.
LONDON, July 5.-The correspo ndent
of the "News' says that in the re-
cent riot in Madrid three policemen
were killed and several officers of the
gendarmes, including the commander,
seventeen privates and twenty police
men were injured.
The Civil Governor was badly bruised.
Very few women and only about dozen
male roughs were hurt,
The newspapers express the opinion
that the rioters were victorious, and
that the Objectionable taxes are likely
to be abolished.
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Omaha Indulges.

OMAHA, Neb., July 5-Omah in
dulged in an old-fashioned celebration
yesterday for the first time in many
years. Six thousand men took part in
thd parade, and $4,000 people, citizens
and visitors, were on the street TO Wit
ness the procession. ~
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DESPERATE MEASURES.
An Alleged Plot to Wreck ParneIlfte
Train.

Train.
LONDON, July 5.-Among the minor
incidents connected with the election,
and which indicate the intensity of feel
ing between the contending parties, it
is learned that at Peterborough a Union
ist meeting was broken up and a free
fight indulged in by crowd of political
opponents rushing in upon them,
The seats were smashed and the hall
in which the meeting was being held
was damaged. Several persons were in
jured.
News comes from Ireland that an at
tempt was made to wreck special train
carrying 300 members of the Parnellite
branch to Lisdeen to attend a public
meeting.
Fortunately the engineer of the train
had received warning and a terrible
accident was averted.
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Fourth Of July Fatallty.

ELIZABETH, N. j., July 5.-William
Weloh, aged 10 years, was killed by the
explosion of box of gunpowder which
he WAS carrying under his arm. A half
witted boy threw lighted hrecracker
into The box.
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ArehbI.hop oleary 70 the Rs.eue.

KINGSTON, Ont, July b.-The Roman
Catholic diocese of Kingston will con-
tribute a large sum of money, which
will be applied in aiding the eleoJion of
Home Rule candidates in Ireland.
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AN ACTRESS THE CAUSE OF MURDER.
Lagreene, the StonebreaISer, ST Kills Sailor
With His Fistt.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 5.-Fred La
greene, an actor at Moran's Theatre, and
Eli Severson, a sailor, whose home is in
Chicago, quarreled over pretty actress,
Mabel leighton, in the theatre, at an
early hour in the morning
Severson said she had engaged herself
to him, while Lagreene claimed she was
to marry him.
Lagreene, who breakes rocks with his
bare fists, then dealt Severson two ter
rife blows on the head, and Severson
died ten minutes later.
Lagreene escaped to the Centr al de-
pot, where he bought ticket to To edo.
He was arrested before the train left.
Five years ago he attempted to kill q
woman on Canal street.
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onlaoo, snorl. ~ naItImore.

BALTIMORE, July 8. 5.-Independence Day
was generally celebrated in Baltimore
and vicinity. The weather was clear
and pleasant and we'll adapted 10 the
many outdoor sports,
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TRIPLE TRAGEDY IN TEXAS.
Farmer Pierce Kills His Wife, His Hired
Man and Himself "a

Man and Himself. EkR
SHERMAN, Tex, July 5,-M. NJ. Pierce,
a farmer living near Pottsbor o, in this
(Grayson) county, suspected Morgan E.
Pack, his farm hand, and Mrs Pierce of
being too intimate.
In the morning Pierce shot Pack dead
with rifle, and then cut his wife's
throat.
Then, dragging his wife's body into
the house, he lay down by her side and
cut his own throat.
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sehool reaehers In Atlantn.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 5,-Thres thou
vand school teachers are assembled here
TO attend the convention of the Georgia
State Association aud Southern AAsocis-
tion,
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PERSONAL MENTION.

MARQUIS DE MoREs challenges E Iitor
Medill, of the Chicago Tribune, to fight a
duel.
H. c. FRIcK continues to improve and
his physician expects him to be out in a few
days Another knife wound is found on
the patient.
JOHN P. BAYLEs, one of the few survivors
of the Black Hawk war, has Just died at
L!tchtield, Ill, at the age OF eighty-four
ytafs.
Rev. DR.. INGALLS, Of Springfield, Mo-, is
thought to be dying. He is a brother Of
ex-senator ingalls, OF Kansas, is president
at Drury college, and is one ofthe ablesi
educators in the West.
Andrew Carnegie continues secludins
himself in Scotland and will answer no
letters or kilograms, NOR will he say a word
about the Homestead trouble. His course
has been condemned by alarge meeting Of
London Workingmen.
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Franklin's Trick.

49,
franklin wrote the following letter
to a man to whom he was lending
some money: I.send you herewith q
bill for ten louisd ors; do not pre-
tend to give such a sum, / only lend it
to you. When you shall return to
your country, you cannot fail Of get
ting into some kind of business, that
will in time enable yon to pay all your
debts. In that case, when you meet
with an honest man in similar distress,
you muse pav meby lending this some
to him, enjoining him todischarge the
debt in a like operation, he shall
be able, and shall meet with another
opportunity hope it man then
60 through many hands. before it
meets with a knave to stop its pro-
gress. This is a trick Of mine for do
ing q deal Of good with little money. 2
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03

The learned doctors ofParis hay g
come to the conclusion that the dis
ease which has caused SO much alarm
during the past few weeks is not 9
true Asiatic cholera. Officially til y
declare that the disease should y,
styled epidemic choleriforme. AS yet
no person in Paris or in the farming
districts has contracted the disease.
1t remains stationary in the wealthy
and aristocratic suburbs just outside
the qualification.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03

The Empress Eugene hada passion
for pearls and was, in the days of her
power, the possessor Of necklace
whose largest stones were the size Of
q pigeons eggs. After the Franco
German war the empress sold the
pearls to Nine, dePaena for 800, 600
francs, which Nine. LIE Breton
brought to Londonin alittle handbag.
Another famous collection OF pearls
was that which Mile. Theirs accun-
ulated in three years search for
perfect specimens. These were be-
queated to her sister, Mile, Dosne,
and are valued at 400, 900 francs.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03
THE ToILERs.

/. Gov. Wiley Of Idaho has directed the
Withdrawal of the national guards from
Cnur d Alene and they left Wardner.
Ten thousand workmen in New York
city are idle on account ofthe public cart
mems union and the building material
drivers union. s
IT is charged that certain labor organize
tons have undertaken to secure the defeat
ofthe worlds fair appropriation because
their offer to secure Its passage for $4,000
was rejected.
THERE isa prospect OF trouble in the Bos-
ton clothing trade which may throw sever
al thousand men and women out Of WORK.
The clothing contractors accuse the en-
ployes of making unreasonable demands.
Two contractors closed down their factor
les, and efforts are making to induce other
contractors to do the same.
employees of the st. Louis smelling works
struck because they had been notified that
the company. would not be responsible fcr
any sickness or accident to employees as a
result of their dangerous occupation. They
became riotous and were dispersed by the
| police. No trouble has since occurred.
Three hundred employees struck.
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Lawrence Wart, working up north. we're
brought down to st. Joseph Hospital
g ippewa Falls, on account Of injuries re-
ceiyed.
Mrs Vaughn of Ashland, decided the
Vaughn Library Bull ding, complete with
its entire revenue. to the Library Associa-
ton. The building is worth $4,000 and
the books she has procured so. COO
Seymour Glass, about so years old Wild
over and citizen Of Cassville, was arrest
Cd and taken to Lancaster on the charge of
incest with his 13.year-old daughter. He
had hearing in court. resulting in his go-
ing to Jail to await the tail term of court.
committee representing the Farners'
Mutual Benefit Association have been in
West Superior have closed contract with
the Consolidated Land Company for a
500. 900 bushel elevator. i. G. Barnett of
Minneapolis. will build the elevator
Fire almost, destroyed the little town of
Dane Station, fen miles northwest of Madi-
son on the Chicago & Northwestern rail-
road. "A grain elevator. two stories. black
smith shop, three dwellings and two barns
were burned. Loss about $50, 900.
"A freight and passenger train collided
near Oshkosh on the Milwaukee road. Sew
eral cars were wrecked The list of casual
ties is as follows: "a. =. Bailey, mail agent
Of this city, both bones inright arm broken.
Miss Dusey of Milwaukee, face bruised;
Miss E sic Barber of Chicago, slightly bruis-
ed.
"A. 3. Egery, of West Superior, who ship
ped to Canada before it became evident lie
would have to make up shortage OF. $500
to the ::Merchantile and American Insur-
ance Company or take the consequences,
returned in the custody of Sheriff e. KEN
nedy. He made no objections to coming
back when arrested at Toronto.
Two. boys named Henry Reider and
Simon Swartz were drowned near the
Central railroad bridge at Chippewa
Falls while catching driftwood. They
were both in boat when Swartz fell i'll
endeavoring to rescue him Reider lost his
life. Reider was seventeen and Swartz ten
years of age. Reider's body has been Sc.
cured.
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FAMOUS duchess in Londonrecent-

A FAMOUS duchess in Lond on recent
ly went through the ordeal OF hayirg
a dress made on her own figure. She
stood for three hours while the dress
makers wrought fifty yards OF rare
old lace that could not be cut into a
gown for a soiree, at the close ofwhich
every stitch had to be carefully cut
and picked out before the lady could
disrobe. The amount OF torture that
fair woman will undergo in the name
of vanity would astonish the martyrs.
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SINS AND SINNERS.

The notorious Daltons rob bank at Ell
Reno, Okla. T.
Two stage robbers and murderers, broth
ers, are lynched in California. 81
Two former residents of St. Paul quarrel
in Chicago, with the result that one is dead
and the other fatally injured.
f "A dispatch from Rio Grande City an
nounces that indications point to the reor-
ganization Of the CARA forces.
In a row among drunken Italians at
Hilltown, Pa, Antonio Pasqueali killed
two of his countrymen and wounded a
third.
NJ Louis Bestor, member of wealthy
firm ofiron merchants OF Cincinnati COM
mitted suicide by hanging. An attack o,
10 grippe had made him insane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Scott of Denver were
almost chopped to pieces in their bed and
will die Peter Heenan, the former hlls-
band Of Mrs. Scott, is suspected ofthe
crime, being prompted by jjealousy
THAT the stockmen who started a cam
paign against the ''rustlersn of Northern
Wyoming by killing two men in johnson
county in April will ever have a trialnow
seems extremely doubtful. The county has
not sufficient funds.
LIE investigation by experts into the ac-
counts ofsex- Treasurer Jenkins Of Dakota
county. Neb., discloses a shortage Of S13,
400 The upervisors have begun. civil
actions against his bendsmen, and swore
out warrant for him on the charge Of
embeZzleme nt.
JAMES FRASER, a bank clerk at Pollmont,
Scotland, killed his neighbor Shadwell
with a sword, badly wounding Mrs. Shad-
well and running into the street killed d
young woman name Mary Grindley whom
he Glanced to meet He was aiterwarG
arrested. He was insane.
Robert Sterling, starved, shabbily
dressed young fellow from Chicago was
arrested at Pittsburg while telling q small
crowd that he had walked all the way
from that city to kill Andrew Carnegie
He was sent to the workhouse. When
taken to the station he tainted for the
want of food.
Henry =. Hardy, one Of the. most DIES.
perate and reckless bank robbers and
housebreakers that this country has eyel
produced, is in the custody OF the police
of Frank fort-on- Maine Germany. When
rrested he was living on the proceeds I
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THE POLITICAL WORLD.

CONGRESSMAN JAMES CAPEHARr was re-
nominated by the Democrats of the Fourth
West Virginia district recently.
ROBERT NELL was nominated for con-
gress on the 759 ballotby the Democrats of
the Sixth Arkansas district. #
THERE'S a probability ofSecretary Rusk
being the Republican candidate for COVER
nor Of Wisconsin.
@CoNGREssMAN ADDISON was renominated
atthe Democratic convention at Charles
town, w. Va,
WHITELAw REID has accepted the inYi-.
tation ofthe Illinois Republican state CEN
trail committee to attend the convention Of
the league clubs at Springfield, ILL.,, Aug.
l8.
In addition to being chosen as congress
sional nominee in the Third district of
California, Judge Hilberne has been nomi-
mated to fill the unexpired term in congress
ot Judge Mckenna.
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The Charge on Which Cnur d'Alens.
Strikers Will BE Tried.

WAnDsER, Idaho, Special, "A new plan.
sof legal procedure against the prisoners Will.
commence at Wallace tomorrow.
United States Commissioner Hoffman
of Occur 'Alene will open court
there and issue Warrants of
arrest as the cases are brought before him.
The report that the United States has de
cided the union conspiracy is given co or
by some of the authorities The charge of
conspiracy will be entered against allt,iion
men, and separate charge VII be entered
against those charged With completely in
the Mission affair.
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Arbitrat,on suggested.

BoIsE CRY, Idaho, Aug. IA movement
is now on foot for some Q the Leading men
to induce both parties in the Ceur 'Alene
fight 10 submit the whole question to a
commission OF prominent citizens of Idaho
for arbitration. 1t is admitted that those
guilty OF murder and arson should be
sought ont AID pun she'd but there are
weighty questions which it is thought can
bereaclei and can lie settled only BY arbi-
tration. This plan is quietly taking shape,
and some definite proposition will no
doubt be forthcoming in a few days.
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FOREIGN NUGGETS.

fOt1tiA1IN IN WILLIE tsS5s * lg5
Northern Mexico is again confronted
with total crop failure.
The bill granting amneSty to all political
exiles has passed its third reading in the
Brazilian chamber Of dep4ties.
Iris said that thereis possibility OF the
Canadian Pacific railroad buying up the
Spring Hill mines in Nova Scotia.
TIE disturbance at Pontevadra, Spain,
growing out Of hostility to Octroi duties,
has become SO serious that state of siege
was declared. GU
"a European conference will be sum-
roned by Spain to deal with the Morocco
question and England Germany Austria
and Italy will be represented at the con-
ference.
THERE has been renewal Of the violence
OF the eruption Of Mt. Etna. 1ncessant
rumblings are plainly heard accompanied
by showers of ashes. An earthquake shock
was felt recently at Mineo, 81 miles to the
south Of Mt. Etna.
Foreign residents of Samoa fear that q
civil war is shortly to break out in that
country between the followers Of Malietoa.
the reigning Chief and his old enemy
Mataafa the border king, who still has q
powerful nation at his command.
WINTER crops were in an unsatisfactory
condition in the central southwestern and
southern provinces and portions of prov
4inces Of Russia, which suffered in 1891, due
to an inadequate rainfall while the crops in
the northern and northwestern provinces
were impaired by excessive rain.
The four conspirators. Milsroff, Popof,
Ghorghief and Karaguloff, who were re-
Gently tried by court martial on charges Of.
being implicated in plot against the lives
of Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria and his
minister, M. Stanbulof, were executed in
this city recently. "A number ofother per-
sons whowere tried with the four men,
have been sentenced to various terms Of
imprisonment,
The whole town Of Posen will be medi-
cally inspected as a precaution against
cholera, and special cordons will be estab-s
lished for all railways, roads and canals
crossing the frontier. The Berlin medical
board has detained number OF Russian
emigrants and ordered that q strict exami-
nation be made as to their condition and
that their belongings be disinfected.
THE trial oil sixteen anarchists at Liege
was concluded in verdict Of guilty on all
counts of the Indictment, which included
charges ola conspiracy to steal explosives
and to destroy property and an attempt to
blow up the Ombrel powder mill. The
verdict was received amid profound silence.
Moineau, the head OF the band, was sem
fenced to twenty-five years penal serYitude;
W0latf and Bu!gean, two of the leaders, to
twenty years each; four others to fifteen
years each, and two to ten and three years
resi- ectively.
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REVOLUTIONS in Cuba are always
too we'll advertised to insure their sue
cess. They manage things better in
France. They send around no adj
vance agent heralding when and where
the great show will occur and inviting
people to come and witness it. They
have their revolutions, and when tits,
all over they publish an account OF it,
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strikers Rearrested.

WALLACE Idaho, Aug. Twenty eight
men lro,nthe Ger, and Burke, who were
paroled few days ago. We're rearrested to-
might and brought to the Wallace military
prison.
Boise CRY. Idaho. Aug. Judge Beatty
To-day liked the bail for the nineteen pris-
oners from Wallace and Wardner, in Jail
charged with contempt Of federal court, at.
$500 each. None have furnished the re-
quired beads yet.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03

GEN. JAMES SHIELDS, ahero OF every
American war he could get into, and
a United States senator at different
times from several states; is living in
extreme poverty on a little farm in
Ohio at the age OF eigbty-two. "A
motion to give him a liberal pension
is one of the things nobody ought to
object to.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03

The search light to be placed on
Mount Washington will be the most
powerful in the world, and in clear
weather will be seen from sections Of
all the New England states as well as
from parts OF New York and Canada.