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THE WICKED WORLD.

L"T SMITH, a Mormon bishop and ex-
DANTE leader. has been killed by the
Navajo Indians in Arizona.
KING SIMS, murderer of Edwin Brandon
on May II, 1891, was hanged at Dallas
Tex, lie admitted his guilt.
EDWIN J. RYAN, of the United States Ex-
press company, has left Washington, TAX
ing with him three packages of bank notes,
amounting to aboIt $4,000. No clue has
yet been found to his whereabouts.
Jacob Harvey the Dayton murderer,
was execu. ed at the penitentiary, at Col
umbus, Ohio. On the 18th of September
Harvey shot and killed his former mistress
Mrs. Maggie Leman.
. As the examination Of the affairs of the
National Savings Bank of Buffalo, N. Y,
progresses the amount of Treasurer Damn's
dcfalcaton increases. 1t is thought that it
will reach 100000.
Jennie James and Willie Wooley of Mil
ford Center, Ohio about twelve years old,
have been arrested for drowning George E.
Mcdonald aged six; They took the little
boy to pool, took him into the water and
stood him OH his head in the mud at the
bottom and lett him.
WILLIE HoERR, a 15-year old boy, an
emp,oye of George w. Big5s's jewelry
store, on Smithtield street, Pittsburg Pa,
was arrested for stealing diamonds and
jewclry valued at $4,000. The boy has
been systematic ally robbing his employer
for months and when arrested had nearly
$40, QUO worth Of diamonds on his person.
THE sensational trial of DR.. Erway, at
Catskiil. n. Y, charged with causing the
death Of Lolita Townsend by performing an
abor!:"" ended recently, the jury returning
verdict of not guilty. DR.. Erway's de-
tense was that he was summoned alter the
operation had taken place. Several months
ago Rev. DIR, George was found guilty and
sentenced to long term of imprisonment
for sedncng Miss Townsend, and having an
abortion performed. Miss Townsend died
soon after the operation. She was an
adopted daughter of DR.. George.
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FOREIGN.

Tue crops are being withered by drouth
in p riiOns OF Southern Russia, and sheep
and cattle are perishing for want Of fodI er.
PATRICK CASEY, the tramp who set fire to
the Canadian Pacific railway bridge near
Winnipeg, on trial, not only confessed the
crime, but admitted having some time ago
wrecked train on the Pacific coast
THE anti-ParnelIites have selected Tim
othy Healy to stand for North Langford,
which lie now represents, and Hon. Ed
ward Blake of Canada to be candidate for
South LangfOrd.
A PARADE OF the Potsdam garrison was
held recently in the Lustgarten The par
AIDE was witnessed by the king and queen O f
Italy, Emperor William and Empress Aug
gusta.
A VALPARAISO cable says: Nothing has
been definitely presented at Santiago by
Minister Egan in the Baltimore claims,
although in an interview with Minister
ErraZuriz, Mr.. Egan said that he hoped the
matter would be settled at an early date.
Ara conference with Messrs. Mccarthy,
Dillon and Healy Mr.. Gladstone urged
conc, s;ions to the Parnellites in order to
prevent Parnellte and anti Parnellite can
dida:es from being arrayed against each
other in the general election.
A London cable says:-While the cage
was descending the shaft in the Ferndale
colliery in the Rhondda valley it was upset
and its ten occupants were thrown out.
Two OF the men were instantly killed and
the other eight were badly injured.
COUNT HERBERT BIsMARcK's fiancee
Countess Hoyos, is sylph-like, with dreamy
blue eyes and golden hair. She is unmis-
tlkably English i'll appearance, and only
he graceful courtesy with which she greets
stranger betrays the fact that she was
Graded OH the Adriatic. r-
EMPEROR WILLIAM and King Humbert
proceeded to Jurerburg, where they wit
messed the artillery practice. As they re-
turned to Berlin they were cheered by i'm
mense throngs that crowded the route.
The cheering was continued until the en-
Leror and his royal guest entered the
schloss.
ADvIcEs from st. Paul de Loando, in the
Portuguese colony of Angola, West Africa,
state that large body of Beers has entered
the colony and proclaimed republic The
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A MASTER OF THE AIR.
r III over Two Miles From a Balloon
and Lived,


and Lived.
The experimenter was Lieutenant
Mansfield of the Royal Naval Reserve.
He made his ascent from the Victoria
Glrdens recently, sitting upon ira.
p >e Immediately beneath the balloon,
10 which was attached a parachute
of new fashion. The whole rose to
II height which rendered even the big
balloon itself scarcely visible in the
C oudless sky. 1t was now, as appears
from this brave seaman's narrative,
stJ an altitude of IL 400 feet, or more
than two miles, commanding vast
horizon; but thevoyager' hands were
so numbed that he was becoming
unable to feel the cords. Then, says
Lieutenant Mansfield. Grinding my
apparatus all clear, Ito0k the balloon
ring in my right hand, drew myself
clear OF the trapeze, and dropped
down into space" After descending
with terrible Velocity for some dis
lance the parachute began to open.
At 10, 200 feet he was falling at q great
speed but was fully able to
control my apparatus. At 10000 feet
hewas sailing down calmly into space.
Then he driued to and fro in various
counter currents, and at 1000 feet
exactly felt the heat from q long, red,
iron chimney.
Now comes the more remarkable
part OF the narrative: Steering my
parachute he, continues. to the east
ward, dropped her rapidly to clear
the buildings ahead, and, seeing moth
ing but houses to descend on, selected
the --LATEST | could find, and dropped
gently down on it." A spectator who
watched the voyage from the gardens
gives vivid account of straining the
eyes till he was just able to discern II
tiny white speck on the blue sky.
After what seemed q terrible length of
time. Lieutenant Mansfield became
visible swinging under the parachute,
and working the valve lines so as to
insure q safe landing when he chose to
make it.
"Such q complete master OF the air
says this eyewitness, has never been
seen before i'll this Co~ltry." The
balloon fell, us was intended, in the
sea, where, being fitted with cork belts
for the purpose, it was easily recover
ed. Lieutenant Mansfield, who looks
for great advantages from his man
ageable parachutein naval operations,
has announced that his next ascent
will be with an entirely new apparatus
specially adapted to military war
fare.-LOndOn Invention.
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RInMELL WILL GET III.
A californian Will BE the Prohibition
Candidate for President


Candidate for President.
CINCINNATI, June 2s.-The nomination
for candidate for president of the national
Prohib, ton party, which meets Wcdnes-
day, will not 80 by default this year, but,
to all appearances, it will be necessary that
there shall be roll call before thenomina-
tionis made. This unusual scene in ma
tional Prohibition convention of more than
one name being earnestly urged as the
presidential candidate is not due to any
feeling that the blight has fallen on both
the old parties and every possible Prohibi-
honists election, but TO the fact that at
least one of the persons whose name will
90 before the convention wants the nom
inatlon, and his friends are earnestly work
ing to have it given TO him. Hereto ore it
has been hard or the Prohibitionists to in
duce ali acceptance OF the nomination. WI.
Demorest OF New York, vino with his vile
is we'll known as the publisher of Demon
ests magazine, u fashion plate paper, wants
to be the nominee, and quite htlle boom
has been worked up Tor INN. He is quite
wealthy, and would probably literally sup
port amy active campaign. Mr.. Demorest,
however, Is not the choice OF u ma iority OF
the delegates now on the ground, most of
whom favor Gen. Bidwell of California.
Gen. Bidwell is likely to secure the nomi-
nation on the first ballot. lie has been to
congress, supposed to be man OF high
character and ability and able to fulfill the
duties of the office Of president ii by some
phenomenon he should get it. His friends
say that he does not wish to be a nominee,
but he will accept Gideon +. Stewart o;
OHIO will also be put in nomination. The
amalgamation OF the Prohibitionsts and
the Peoples party which has been herald
ed as likely 10 be the biggest thing of the
convention, is now not at all probable, 50
lar as tins campaign is concerned, and can
practically be dismissed for the present.
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POLITICAL ECHOES.

AT the Republican convention of the
Tenth Illinois district Congressman Post
was unanimously renominated. Resolu-
tions We're passed approving Harrson's ad-
ministration.
The Republican state convention Maine
nominated Hon. Henry B. Cleaves, of Port
land, for governor by reclamation. The
temporary organization was made perman-
cnt. One thousand two hundred and
twenty-eight delegates were present out Of
1,462.
The Vermont Republican state con-
vention met at Burlington, VT. and
nominated Levi +. S. Stranahan
for lieutenant governor. and F.
w. Baldwin. J. F. Carney, c. NJ. Wilds
and E. A. Park presidential electors.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A LINE ofsteamers between Superior and
Montreal is established.
w. H. PESDLEToN, wholesale grocer and
produce shipper Of Lawrence, Kan, has
assigned. Liabilities, $135, 600; assets es
timated, $780, 900.
IT is now definitely known that the Ma
tional Savings Bank, of Buffalo, N. Y,
will go under. 1t is honey com6ed through
and throug'l. There may be enough saved
from the wreck 10 pay the depositors, but
business men are figuring on a basis of
about Is cents on the dollar to be paid de-
positOrs.
BURGLARS at Kilbourne City, Wis, blew
open the vault in Bowman's bank and got
away with $500 in currency which was left
outside the inner vault, which contained
81. 600. Five Or siv dynamite cartridges were
exploded and neighbors were awakened,
but the burglars escaped.
Two colored delegates from Florida to
Minneapolis on their way home not having
tickets or money, were put off the train at
Peru, Ind, by brakeman. They attacked
him so viciousiy that they were arrested
and charged with a murderous assault,
tried and sentenced to two years imprison-
ment. They were taken to Michigan City
prison. They gave their names as John
Rogers and John Craig.
HUE & TOWNSEND, the general con-
tractors of the Mexican Northern Pacific
railway the new trunk line from Deeming.
N. NJ, Mexico have arrived and work will
begin. The road is backed by English
capital. Construction will be pushed rap
idly, and the road will be opened up for
100 miles of hitherto inaccessible mineral,
ii mber and agricultural lands in the north
ern strip of Mex leo.
AS the result of quarrel between two
brothers in Chicago, Officer Clarence BixIer
was fatally shot, his assailant subsequent Iyt
ending his own life. Frank Boyle an hisi
brother quarreled, one threatening to kill
the other The officer rushed between the
two men, whereupon one oil the fighters
drew his revolver and fired directly at the
peacemaker. The latter iell to the ground,
and it is not thought he can recover. Then
Boyle but bullet into his own brain and
died shortly afterwards.
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Ih6 aroma

The aorOng S00y,
with Catarrh, is to stop it without
curing it. The poisonous, irrita-
ting snuffs, strong caustic solutions,
creams" baims and the like may,
perhaps, palliate for a time. But
they may drive the disease to the
lungs. The wrong way is full of
danger.
The right way is a proved one.
It's with DIR. Sage's Catarrh Rem
cdy. 1t cures, perfectly and per-
manently, by its mild, soothing,
cleansing and healing properties,
the worst cases of Chronic Catarrh.
1t has proved itself right, thou
sands CT times, when everything
else has failed.
And this makes its proprietors
willing to prove that it's the right
thing for YoU, no matter how bad
your case or Of how long standing.
If they can't cure your Catarrh,
they'll pay you $500 in cash.
They mean it.
They're certain of their medi4
cine,
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"Not while you are with us, my
poor GEL" said her father, with more
tenderness than / had ever heard in
his voice.
We had the flask, and some food in
q wallet. We ate when we were
hungry, seated beside Lola.
Then exhausted with fatigue, and
the terrible strain we had been sub
iected to, we unconsciously fell asleep,
with our backs resting against the
rock. The last thing Of which I was
conscious was the pressing OF Lolas
lips upon my hand.
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An Old Custom.

The fashion Of saying "God bless
you!" after sneezing, originated with
the ancients. These people believed
that some danger attended sneezing,
so they generally made short prayer
such as Jupiter, help mep' 1t has
been found to be the custom among
savages to do the same, and Jewish
rabbits also make mention OF the fact.
An old Roman writer says that the
custom originated during plague,
when people who were seemingly in
good health sneezed and fell down
dead.
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Gasoline ExplosIon,

oTTUMwA, 1oG;a, Special-An explosion
occurred on Main street at the fruit store of
A. Trantnella. which blew out the front Of
his store and that o! the adjacent building,
stunning the occupants OF both. The ex-
plosion was caused by a gasoline stove
which was used for ripening bananas in the
basement. All the occupants were pros
trated and considerably bruised, aud had
narrow escape rom the flames which inn
mediately enveloped the place. The force
of the explosion was such as 10 hurl J.
GRAMMAR against the adjacent wall, and
elevated Conrad Kem from the barber
chair into the middle of the room.
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Yale's Catcher Injured,

New HAVEN, Conn, Special, Carter, the
Yale catcher, was disabled by u blow re.
ceived from Hollowell, of Harvard, in yes
terday's game, and is in critical condition
at the Hotel Vendome Boston. He has
been insane ever since the accident,
and the physicians are fearful lest
the injury result in serious case of con-
cussion OF the brain. Ridgeway, one ofthe
Yale substitutes, and trained nurse are
in attendance. Carter's prrents are on
their way to Boston. His absence from the
Yalenin will cripple it in thesecond game
with Harvard-next Tuesday.
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Easy Enough.

Miss Bagley. eyes; but now you
must forgive and forget"
Miss PARKWAY. ooh, | can forgive,
but it's not SO easy to forget"
Miss Bagley. "Nonsense. / can tell
you a hundred things l have forgot
ten "
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The Only One Ever Printed.

CAN YOU FIND THE WORD? There is 3
inch display advertisement in this paper,
this week, which has no two words alike
except one word. The same is true of each
new one appearing each week, from The
DIR. Harter Medicine Co. This house
places a Crescent" on everything they
make and publish. Look for it. send them
the name Of the word and they will return
you BOOK, BEAUTIFUL LITHoGRAPus or SAM
FILES FREE.
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Dor CIRCLE.

At meeting of the Associated Trades OF
New York, resolutions were adopted de-
handing the immediate passage of the
five million dollars Worlds fair appropria-
ton bill now before congress and also pro-
testing against the Sunday closing of the
fair
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No Sympathy.

"What has become of Jim O'Ncal,"
asked one loafer OF another at Dallas,
Texas.
ole moved to Eastern Texas ard
was elected a member Of the Logislat-
ure."
Served him right. I've got no sym
pathy for him"
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WASHINGTON. June 28.-The suit of Ma.
than c.. Mckay AGAINST the United States
for 1884, 554 Tor the construction of the
Monitor Squando, which has been pending
for twehty-seven years, was decided in the
given in his favor Tor $1l5. III, being $780,
600 less than was allowed him by the naval
experts who investigated the case.
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ECOnOnny.

"What led you to 60 on the stage?"
asked the youth of the tragedian.
ECONOMY" was the answer.
"Economy!"
Eyes. l have thereby saved the
price Of an indefinite but large mum
Der of hair cuts. Washington Star.
"PRINCE MICHAEL" has been scnte en-
ced to five years at hard labor A
similar disposition should be made of
"Messiah" Schweinfurth.
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WINNIPEG, Special, June 28.-The Mani
toba Legislature has been dissolved and
election dates announced for Saturday y,
July 3d. One Of the most exciting political
battle ever contested in Manitoba will be
fought in the next three weeks both sides
being we'll organized.
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Provided by Parlia me n t.

OTTAWA Ont, Special, June 28.-Parlia-
ment has made appropriations for the
worlds fair and for the Boring sea arbitra.
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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 effectuslly, dispeIs colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, ita
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 300
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 FfG SYRUP co.
SAY FRANCISCO. CAL,
f0EH2DufE Nv. AfEIy E0FR. nv
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Sentenced for Five Years.

VIRoqUA, Wis. Special, james Marien
Allen. the school teacher who caused the
death oil Bert Carricut, one of.his pupils, by
hoggng him with stove poker, was to- day
sentenced by Judge Newman to five years
In the state prison.
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WASHINGTON, June 25.-The court of
claims to-day gave a judgment for $1O4, 500
in favor the Potto wattomie Indians in
their suit to recover 1904, 1903 for llds in
Michigan and Indiana coded to the United
States un Ter treaties.
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Eoopnort,opino Wisconsin

MADISON Wis, June 28.- The special ses.
sion OF the legislature to reapportion the
state into senate and assembly districts will
meet to- morrow.
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When Baby wEs sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Oastoria
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AFTkE sALOONKE. rERS.
Policemen Armed With 'cHrch War.
n ,XrnN sal

Policemen Armed With :cHrch War
runis laid ,1e.ton Il 'wa) saloons.
CREsToN, Iowa. June %. There is lively
war going Oh here against saloons. The
feeling has been intensified by the swearing
out OF search warrants by depO>cd Chief Of
Police Maxwell. Searches 1T every place
where liquor is sold disclosed the TACT that
the saloon men have mighty good hiding
places for their stock. as but little liquor
WAS secured. Last night two policemen
hastily entered saloon ana presented two
revolvers and search warrant and de-
manded that every drop y. liquor in the
building b. turned over to them. The
propretors told them to take it, and the
two officers commenced their search, which
was rewarded by finding Il hal pint OF
whisky and part OF Il ktg OF beer. Ten
minutes later whisky and beer were being
drank over the counter Il, previously. At
the other saloons they Jared Little better.
Lively times are expected, rs lhe anti" pro-
pose TO root out the saloons. while the Sa-
loon inca are determined to stay.
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by local applications. as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of tho ear, There is only one
onal remedies Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition OF the mucous lining OF the
Eustnchian Tube. When this tube gets infamed
ami when it is entirely closed Deafness is the re-
suit. and unless the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal condition
airing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out
Of ten are caused by cltarrh. which is nothing
but an infamed condition OF the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case
OF IL afness tcaused by catarrh) that cannot be
CTre0 by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars
free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo. O.
GB- Sold by Druggists. Toe.
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WINDoM. MINI. June ga usury case
involving $25 900 is being tried here before
Judge Brown. In 1888 J. +. Smith OF Heron
Lake gave bond. and mortgages to
amount q $50 900 to the Continental Life
Insurance CONF any OF Hartford, Conn. OF
and Smith paid interest on the whole 'or
year and nalf before he received ION the
company al of the balance. -Four
years ago the company went into the
hands OF receivers, and i'll 1890 Smith
refused to pay interest longer until
lie was assured o. the real owners Of his
mortgage note. The company began ore
closure proceedings and Smith obtained an
INDUCTION. The case now on involves the
cancelin; Of the entire claim against Smith
and the release of all obligations on the
ground Of usury, the receiving of which UNI
der our laws is forbidden. A large num-
Der OF witnesses are present. including
some from Connecticut
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Brace touched my arm.

"Pardner," he said, in tone OF
awe, "the Kids gone"
Hooked where had seen her lying
with her face to my hand. She was
gone literally. There was little stain
OF blood upon the rock, "a drop furth.
er on, another close TO the edge OF
the platform. She had kept her prom
ise,-she had been good; and now the
sufferings of her short life were ended.
"She knew it was no good our wait
in; poor little cuss."
l felt something in my hand; opening
it, found ring | had bought for Lo-
la. She had slipped it there before
she went.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured.

GEORGE B. WHITNEY, ST Paul manager OF
the Phoenix Packing Company of Kansas
City, is arrested, accused of ENLIGHTENMENT.
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and made step forward; he adj
vanced again, but the rock he put his
foot on was u piece OF the debris that
had fallen upon the ledge. 1t rolled
under his weight. lie staggered back,
swinging his arms in the vain attempt
to gain an equilibrium, then he shot
forward, and fell headlong down,
down, down into the abyss.
] held my breath; it seemed
minutes before that hollow pong"
reached our ears, telling us
that Van Hoeck was gone forever, and
the Great Hesper with him.
There was cord, and to spare, in the
coils. Weighting one end with stone,
| threw an end across to Brace; and,
when the cut ropes were knotted, and
u bridge once more formed, he crossed
and knelt down by me over poor
Lola.
He examined her wound, and shook
mis- head in silence: there was no hope.
We made a mattress OF the rugs on
the smoothest part of the rock, and
attempted to lift her upon it. But
the movement gave her pain, and she
motioned us to desist. Then pointing
upward, she made signsfor us to leave
her.