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THE RUSSIiN PLAGUE.
Cholera RaVaging the Eastern Provinces
Of The Empire.

BUCHAREST, July 2I.-The Roumanian
Government has ordered five days quaran-
tine on the Russian frontier TO prevent the
introduction of cholera. AS matter OF
fact the whole frontier is closed 10 traffic
from Russia except at one station, ana ali
ports are closed against vessels arriving
from Rus ian ports on the Danube.
Private letters say the cholera RACES along
the entire length OF the Trans Caspian Rail-
way.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 21.-The visit OF
the Ameer OF BOkhara to ST. Petersburg
has been OstpOned, as II rs feared he might
bring the cholera among his reiinue and
might himself take i'll, which would alarm
his subjects.
1t is officially stated that the cholera has
broken out in the Government of k0oban,
on the east shore Of the Sea OF AZOY and the
Black Sea.
LONDON, July 21.-The Vienna c0rre-
Spondent of the Tunes says: Private ad-
vices from Moscow state that cholera has
broken out at Mini Novgorod. aud the
Official reports 10 the contrary are untrue
anu few of the principal merchants intend
10 visit the Mini NOvgorOd fair.
Ch0lera is also reported at K0l0mna. 63
miles from Moscow, where there ale ex-
tensive factories.
SAGINAW, Mich, July 2l.-James Cock
burn died here Tuesday of Asiatic cholera.
The case is considered merely sporadic.
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LODuOn dloDo.
A correspondent OF the Spectator tells
true story of an IriShman who was COM
planning the other day that he and other
campaigners had lost a case in the courts
He ignored the fact that the evidence went
against him aud his friends. when VIII
liam gets ln"-of course there is only one
WILLAMETTE will do away with the poIicr
and the law courts-'tis then we'll have
Justice u This reminds one of the story Of
the lrishwoman who tried to console her
husband with the remark that he would
have fair trial and an upright Judge
"Yfrra, woman," replied her spouse.
"whatd l want wild an upright Judge?
What want is Judge thatll lean a littie.'
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TURF EVENTS.

Results OF Yesterdays Trotting and Running
Races.
MONMOUTH PARK, July 21.-To-day's
winners were:
Six furlongs, Gold Dollar won, Stonenell
second, Correction third Time, I:I3.
Six furlongs, Tom Watson won, Sir Rich
ard second, LitebOat third Time, I:l5B.
One and an eighth miles. Derfargilla won,
Yorkville Belle second, Crochet third
Time, / :55.
Harvest handicap, one and quarter miles,
Leo7awell Won, Stockton second, BANQUET
third. Time, 2:06A.
One mile, Arab won, Now or Never see
ond, Nardee third. Time, :43.
Seven furlongs, Adelbert won, Milt
Young second, Mr.. Sass third. Time, %.
At Detroit.
DETROIT, July 21.-The results of to-day's
races were as follows:
217 trot. unfinished from yesterday.
Honest George won, Hazel Wilkes second,
Almont third, Little Albert fourth. Best
time, 2:16
2:l6 pace, Flving Jib won, Paul second.
Storm third, Ivorine fourth. Best time,
2:14.
Free for all. Jack won, Bonnie Wilmore
second. Alvin third, Vic II fourth. Best
time, 2:l3A.
At Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG, July 21.-rhere was a good
track at HomewoCd to-day. and the results
were:
Monongahela House stakes, II o Il took
the race in three straight heats, Commercial
Girl second, Ira Gaines third, Magnolia
fourth. Best time, 2:1SK.
The 2:16 pace. Grey Harry won In three
straight heats, FL Monarch second, Puritan
215A.
The 2:1S trot. Sprague Golddustwon. Miss
Alice second, Abbie n third, Lakewood
Prince fourth. Best time. 2:l6sl.
At Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 21.-The Waship gton Park
races to-day resulted as follows:
Five furlongs. Captain Cottrell won. First
Ward second, NarvaeZ third. Time, :O3H.
Six furlongs, Oregon Eclipse won, Tim
Murphy second. Helter Shelter third. Time,
/ IA.
One and an eighth miles. Faraday won
Prince of Darkness second, Dollie MeCone
third. Time, / "a.
One mile and 20 yards, Ella Shipman won.
Content second. Dollikens third Time.
1:47h.
One and quarter miles, Joe Blackburn
won. Gladstone second, Lodoxic third
Time. 2:oSh.
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TROUBLE WITH THE TROOPS.
Intemperance and Hasts Tempers AL
most Excite a Riot.

Intemperance and Hasty Tempers AL
most Excite n Riot.
HOMESTEAD, July 21.-There was al
most q riot between the people and sol
dieTs to-day. Early In the day one of the
cooks of the Eighteenth Regiment became
intoxicated and concluded that as he was
tired of camp life he would 60 home. He
was captured by the patrol near the depot
and lively scene ensued. A large crowd
gathered, and Company G of the Eighteenth
Reg giment was ordered TO disperse the peo-
pie. This was done, TO put IL mildly In
very brisk manner. The leaders of the
workingmen were promptly on hand and
had a'hard time TO prevent some of the men
from attacking the soldiers. The men
finally returned to their headquarters and
some are still feeling sore about the mat
ter.
Some Hungarian wOrkmen later came in
and asserted that when on the way TO pic
nie they were rudely dispersed and So mt
back by the miiitamen. Provost Marshal
Green claims 10 have heard nothing of this.
All sorts Of rumOrS are still rife about
OD0nneiPs trip TO New York, the latest
being that he had a conference with eX-
President Cleveland and the Democratic
National Committee
CINCINNATI. July 21.-Mr Johnson part
ner Of eX- Governor Hoadly, writes 10 a local
paper that Haadly has been in Europe since
April ], and no one has applied 80 the firm
for his or the firms services as counsel for
the Homestead strikers.
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Travellers May Go Through Sheshone
County Without Military Leave.
IDAHO'S TROUBLE is EVIDENTLY OYER.
Many Members Of The National Guard, Numbers Of
Whom Are Business Hen, Have Made lp.
plieatiOn for FurlOugh.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

WARDNER, Idaho, July 21.-The restric-
tion on travel through Shoshone County
was removed to-day. Hereafter the citizens
can come and go without military pass.
Instructions have been issued by Colonel
Carlin to several battalion commanders
that troops Will be furnished only where
the arrest of leaders or those prominent in
the Miners Union are concerned.
United States Marshal Pinkham is here
with warrants against number of persons.
Applications for furlough from the men,
bers OF the National Guard are becoming
quite numerous Many of them are busi-
ness men, whose interests are suffering by
their absence.
Governor TooIe's action has resulted in
orders being issued for the troops not to
cross into Montana
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ciety or tends TO promote the general wei
fare; whether Congress has Jurisdiction
over such matter to the extent OF providing
remedial legislation; and, if so. what legis-
la'ion is necessary to afford the proper re-
lief. The resolution, at Peffer's request, was
laid on the table.
Warren OF Wyoming addressed the Senate
in favor Of the bill introduced bv him on
the Sth of June providing for the irrigation
and reclamation of arid lands, for the pro-
lection OF forests and the utilizing of pas
turage.
The House bill to enforce reciprocal COM
mercal relations with Canada was laid
before the Senate, and, ou motion Of FRYE,
was placed on the calendar, taking the
place Of the Senate bill on the same subject.
After brief executive session the Senate
adjourned
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THE PEOPLES PARTY.
Plan of Campaign In the Silver State,
Mapped Out.

Plan of Campaign in the Silver States
Mapped Out.
ST LOUIS. July 21.-The Peoples party
campaign through the silver States has
been mapped out and General Weaver and
General Field win fire off the first gun at
Denver on July % and o. From there
they will go through Colorado. up ana
down the Pacific Coast and back over the
northern route.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, July 21-The Peo-
Pies party to-day nominated for Secretary
Of State. r. A MOntsalvage; Treasurer.
4. 81. Cheef, and Justice of the Supreme
Court, ID. l.. McKinnnn. The platform re-
affirms the Omaha declaration and con-
dems the House Of Representatives for fail
ure to pass the Watson anti -Pinkerton bill.
The ticket was completed at the after
noon session with the exception of AttOr-
ney-General, who will be nominated by the
executives committee. John W. Hendry was
nominated Commissioner of Agriculture
and William Hlckson, Comptroller.
National Republican Headquarters
NEW YORK. July 21.-It has been de-
cidcd that the headquarters of the Republi-
can National Committee during the cam
paign will be at 57S Fifth avenue, in this
city.
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On he road

O/e Htc TOutS
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is developed through the blood.
It's scrofulous affection of the
lungs-a blood-taint. Find a per-
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if it's taken in time, will cure Con-
sumption.
DIR. Pierce has found it. It's his
"Golden Medical Discovery" As
a strength restorer, blood cleanser,
and fiesh-bullder, nothing like it is
known to medical science. For
every form of Scrofula, Bronchial,
Throat, and Lung affections, Weak
Lungs, Severe Coughs, and kindred
ailments, it's the only remedy so
sure that it can be guaranteed. If
it doesn't benefit or cure, in every
case, you have your money back.
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Courhed Up Federal Bullet.


w. ID. walton, a welI-knOwn citizen OF
petersburg, Va. recently coughed up bul-
let which he had carried In his body since
the war: lie was a member of Company
1, twelfth Virginia Regiment, and at the
battle Of Spottsylvania Courthouse he
was strnrk by bail, which lodged
in his body, and has been in him
ever since. For some years rast Mr.
walton has been in very bad health. Some
mohtns ago an abscess began To form on his
breast near where he was wounded. and he
was compelled to close business an6 take to
mis- bed. A Few days ago the abscess broke,
and In coughing spell MIR. Walton coughed
up hall Of the ball. He now looks like an
entirely new man. Before he scarcely had
an appetite; now he says his appetite can-
not be satisfied.-C Gazette.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The Chicago school census shows popu
laton of ,42S 31S.
Two anarchists have been arrested in
Paris for conspiracy to blow up the Bourse
and other public buildings.
The yacht 1verna won the Queens cup
at the Kingsfown regatta yesterday. beating
the Meteor. the German Emperor's Yacht
An heir has been born to j. Hooker Ham
meTsly of New York who will succeed To
the fortune now enjoyed by the Duchess of
Marlborougn.
The Marquis of Salisbury will accept on
retiring from office the Dukedom declined
10 1886 and on the occasion OF the Queens
jubilee in 1887.
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after the main offiee, situated at Second and
Streets was entered by prying the win
cow open, after great deal OF work, as the
marks of bar and jimmy can bs seen on
the doors and windows. After gaining an
ing $50. was taken. Agent Boyd had not
been away from the Office but few min
utes. so that the thief must have been ON
the watch for an opportunity to get In the
office.
Sheriff Heady Is working on the case. ard
expects before morning to have the guiIty
party under lock and key.
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ALICE MITCHELL'S TRIAL.
Testimony in the Memphis Murder Case Con-
tinued.

Testimony in the Memphis Murder Case Con-
tinued.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 21.-In the Alice
Mitchell case to-day, Lille johnson was
cross-examined at length, and her testi-
mony of yesterday was not shaken. Sne
said she and Alice had answered matri-
monial advertisements just for fun. Alice
was very high tempered; wanted 10 have
her own way. and generally had II.
Frank Mitchell and Matte Mitchell. the
brother and sister of Alice, also testified at
some length. but in no way differing from
the stories already told. The deposition OF
DIR. CCmstock of ST. LOniS was then gone
over again, and Judge Dubose wanted 10
know where the proof of hereditary insan-
ity came in, the mother being afflicted with
pueTperal insanity only before or after
childbirth. He wanted the hereditary ten
dency made clear. The case was then ad-
lOuTned for the daV
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TIRE HOUSE.

Bill Passed to Enforce Reciprocal Com
mercisl Rel lations With Canada.
In the House to-day the bill to enforce
reciprocal commercial relations between the
United States and Canada was passed.
A number Of measures pertaining to mill
tary and naval affairs were also passed.
At bill was nassed authorizing the Post
master-General when necessary to provide
a star-route mail service between the dates
Of the annual advertisements for bids.
Lagan Of Louisiana entered a motion 10
reconsider the vote bv which the House laid
on the table the bill granting an Ameri-
can register to the steamship China. The
House then djourued.
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AN UNEVENTFUL DAY.
Five Arrested Miners Have Been X
leased on Parole.

Five Arrested Miners Have Been Re
leased Parole.
WALLACE, Idaho, July 21.-This has
been an uneVentful day here, only one ar
rest, that of Jim Day, having been re-
ported. The mine-owners are making prep
arations TO resume work everywhere.
Owing to the arrest of union men at the
POorman and Tiger mines the owners of
that property are experiencing difficulty In
getting men. Work was resumed there last
night with half the force.
Judge Advocated General Parsons and
corps of assistants began this afternoon to
take the testimony Of all prisoners as to the
cause of their arrest, and as a result five
persons have been paroled. The authori-
ties are inclined to be lenient and in few
days all the union men who are not wanted
for serious crimes will te paroled.
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SOUTH DAKOTA REPUBLICANS.
The National Platform Indorsed and a
State Ticket Nominated.


State Ticket Nominated.
MADISON, s. D., July 21.-The Repub-
lican State convention reassem bled this
morning The platform opposes all legis-
lation hostile to the interests OF the work
ing classes; favors the use of both gold and
silver as standard money and such legisla-
tion as will secure the parity OF the two
metals
The convention Teaffirmed the national
platform, declared its opposition to all legs-
latioD hostile to the interests OF the work
ing classes; favored the use OF both gold
anu silver as standard money and legisla-
tive regulations 10 secure a parity of value
For congressman, John A. Piekler and w.
'. Lucas were nominated. For Governor,
{. \. sheldon; Lieutenant-G0yernOr, c.
\. Herride; Secretary of State, Thomas
Phorsen; Treasurer. W. w. Taylor; Attor-
ney-Generai, S. l. Crawford; Auditor, }.
r. Hiphle; superintendent of Schools, c.
Salmon; Commissioner of Public Lands,
Thomas Ruth and Commissioner of Labor
Statistics, j. Mckee.
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Fast Ocean Trim

New YORK, July 21.-The steamer Nor
MAMMA of the Hamburg American Packet
Company, sister ship of the Fuerst Bis
marck, has broken the record. She lett
New York on July II, crossing the bar at
10 AS O'Clock A. NJ and nassed The Needles
at $40 o'clock yesterday morning. This
makes the actual time of days, 10 hours
and 40 minutes, and beats her previous best
Time by hour and % minutes.
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MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS.
The State Convention MoeIs at Saginaw
snd Selects Ticket.

Ahc SlhLe convention ioBls at saginaw
snd Selects Ticket.
SAGINAW. July 21.-The Republican State
convention reassembled this morning. The
temporary officers were made permanent.
A resolution Of sympathy with Blaine Ia the
death Of his son was adopted by rising
vote.
The platform adopted indorses the Min
neapolis nominations. denounces the Demo-
cratic party of the State for enacting the
Minor law, for choosing Presidential Elec-
tors by districts and the gerrymsnder of the
legislative districts, and praises Republican
protection ami reciprocity.
The names OF John L. Rich and Mayor
Prlngree Of Detroit were placed In nomina-
ton for Governor. An informal ballot gave
Rich majority, and the nomination was
made unanimous without formal ballot.
A recess was then taken.
After speeches by Candidate Rich, Con-
gressman O'Donnell and Others j. w. Gid
dinEs was nominated for rLieutenant-Gover-
nor, John w. Jocnim for Secretary of
State, j. {. HanbitZer for Treasurer,
Stanley w. Turner for Auditor, Gerret j.
Dyckema for Attorney General and the
convention adjourned amid a scene Of great
enthuSiasm
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OREGON ELECTIONS.
'mplete Returns shcw the Composition Of

Complete Returns shcw the Composition Of
the Next Legislature.
SALEM, Or, July 21.-The Secretary of
State has complete returns of the late
election from all the counties of the State
and from them the composition of the next
Legislature is learned to be as follows:
House-39 Republicans, Is Democrats,
PEOPLES party. Senate-l6 Republicans,
IL Democrats. 1 Democrat and Prohibit
tlonlSt, i Peoples party and 1 Citizens.
The Democrats gain four In the Senate and
lose one in the House over last Legislature.
Ihe Republicans lose nine, of which seven
are in the Senate and In tue House.
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MEXICAN MATTERS.
Important Fiscal Reforms to Be Inaugurated
by President Disz

by President Disz
CITY OF MEXICo via Galveston), July
2l.-The new term of office Of President
Disz, which begins in December, will, In all
probability. by characterized by In nportant
fiscal reforms, including economies in the
administration. the cuiting-off Of all ex-
penSes not absolutely necessary, the lower
ing Of custom duties, especially on raw
material. and generally with a view to
encouraging the importation of goods in
universal demand.
The policy of the financial department
hitherto has been TO Increase the tariff. this
being considered the easiest way 10 secure
funds Ter meeting the growing expenses oil
the Government. Reciprocity is regarded
ss an immature luxury, not at present to be
considered.
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TAMMANY WAY.
New York City Redistricted So as to
Make Success Certain.

New York City Redlstrioted So as to
Make Success Certain.
NEW YORK. July 2l.-It took the Board
Of Aldermen Ii minutes Tuesday to tear
up the political map of New York City,
with its "A Assembly districts, and to adopt
a new one laid ont in 30 districts. But
what the Aldermen approved in less than
quarter OF an hour had taken Richard
Croker, Thomas +. GilrOy, James j. Martin
and Henry ID. Purr0y rather more than two
weeks to get ready. 1t IS a gerrymander,
pure and simple, and will long remain in the
annals OF the city as the most fagrant job
OF its kind In the opinion of good judges
II has lett only one safe Republican Assem-
bly, district out of 80 in the city. That dis
trict is the Eleventh, of which Colonel Van
IL, (ruger Is Tie fortunate lhadAr.
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AN EVENING RECEPTION.
Cleveland and Stevenson Received by tf
Harlem Club of New York.

CIeveIand and Stevenson Received by the
Harlem Club of New York.
New YORK. July PA reception was
rendered Cleveland and Stevenson tonight
by the Harlem Club. and a great crowd Of
people attended. The clubhouse was gayIy
decorated and the street was ablaze with
fireworks as the candidates drove up. The
guests were welcomed by President White
and greeted with vigorous applause. Mr..
Cleveland responded in brief speech of
thanks and said he was gralified with the
hearty welcome as being an evidence that
the Democracy is alive and earnest in the
work il has in hand. Mr.. Stevenson also
spoke few words, saying ne will bear back
10 the great State of IliiDois the glorious
tidings Ia cheer every Democratic heart that
he finds New York united, and no factions
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CUT IN FARES,


The Atchison Makes Low Rate From Chi
eago 10 Denver
CHICAGO, July 21.-A considerable sem
sation was caused to-day by the announce
ment Of the AtchisoD, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railroad that it will make a rate of Sl3
from Chicago to Denver and return on ac-
count OF the trIennial concave of the
Knights Templar, giving as a reason that
they are compelled to protect themselves
against the demoraliZing conduct of other
roads. The rate fixed by the passenger as
sociation was SIS 13, but the Atchson as
serts that the Alton, Rock Island and Bur
lingtOn roads have been Offering all sorts of
inducements TO Communicates without
making direct cuts, but amounting to the
same thing. a serious rate war is threat
ened.
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Persia Wants Compensntion.

ST. PETERSBURG. July 21.-The Gaicaa
papers report that differences have arisen
between Russia ard Persia, owing to the
fact that number of Persians died from
cholera in Baku. Persia demanded cem-
peusation on the ground that Russia had
not taken proper sanitary precautions.
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Soaking a Daknta nivnrna

SIOUX FALLS, July 21.-Mrs. Archibald
+. Maekey of New York has been seeking a
divorce here She is a daughter of Philip
Howe, wealthy New YORK merchant, and
was married about two years. She left her
husband few months ago and her only
charge is desertion. 1t is said that she con-
templates marrying the brother of Henry
AlsOp BOrrowe, who was connected with
the Coleman DraYton affair
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THE CANADA WESTERN.
Preparations for It's Immediate Construction
Made at Yctorla

Made at Victoria.
VICTORIA, July q. = Frank Brakeman,
who represents Chicago syndicate who
propose to build the Canada Western Rail-
way extending from Victoria to the north
OF Vancouver Island and east to the hound
nry or the province. arrived here to-day.
they will close negotiations with the Vic
torans who hold the charter of the ROAD
surveys, aud will begin within the next 60
Gays. Ihe Victoria and Sidney Railway
Company met to-day and decided TO make
track surveysat once. Contracts will be let
In three weeks and the road built inside Of
six months
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Pnhhed The Railrnad

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, July 2l.-The cases
against s. r. and g. ". Howell and j. Tib-
belts. their former clerk. charged with con-
spiracy to defraud the railroad companies
by under-weighing shipments of lumber,
ended to-day with a verdict of guilty. The
defendants will be sentenced tomorrow,
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AGAINST IMPORTED LABOR.
The Secretary Of the Treasury Agrees to
Inspection PIaa.

an 1DspeStIon
NEW YORK, July 21.-In response to a
letter from President Gompsrs OF the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor. saying a large
number Of irOnworkers were coming TO
this country, presumably 10 go to Home
stead, and suggesting that be (Gompers) be
allowed TO suggest the names Of two addi-
tiOnal Inspectors of immigration at New
York, Secretary of the Treasury Foster has
written a letter favorable to the plan. and
telling Gompers TO confer with the Immi-
grafton Superintendent at New York on the
subject.
HARRISBURG. Pa, July 21.-Delegates to
the National Swtchmen's convention at
PIttsburg say resolution will be adopted
calling on all switchmen to refuse to handle
cars carrying material TO or from the Car
negie works until the company comes to
terms with the men. They say tue Ma
tiOnal Carpenters Union will ask the MEN,
berS not to use the Carnegie nails.
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a Copsnl cbargsa VIII Fro,a

CoPENHAGEN, July 2l.-Heny b. Ryder,
United States Consul at this place, was ar
rested to-day. charged with fraud in con-
nectiOn with the liquidation of an estate
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DAKOTA SIORMs.
Several Towns Seriously Damaged and Three



Several Towns Seriously Damaged and Three
Persons Killed.
ST. PAUL. July 21-TelegrRph commune
cation is restored 10 most points n Sagts
Dakota. There were some serious casual
ties as result Of the storm. Huron reports
much damage TO crops aud TO buildings in
town. At Glendale Mrs. T. II. Bunker
was killed by lightning. At Gettysburg
the Methodist and Baptist churches were
destroyed and nearly every building in town
was damaged in some manner. The dam
age is estimated at 100000 Six business
houses, six dwellings, two churches and one
schO0lhOuse were destroyed. Two persons
were killed and several wounded.
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Russia Agsinst Bulgaria.

SOFIA, July 21.-The Bulgarian Govern
ment's organ publishes a commun ication
from the Russian Legation at Bucharest to
the Russian Foreign Office showing that
every movement against Prince Ferdinand
OF Bulgaria Is directed, paid for and insti-
gated by Russia.