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Mltehem Afraid OF Corbett.

SAY FRANcIsCo, Feb. 4-President
sa.aa Received q telegram from Charlie
Altehell last evening, stating that on ac-
eSant OF engagements ahead Frank Slayin
SUD not possibly arrange TO box Joe
ehoynski in this city.
Denny Dillon, of Jim Corbett's COM
ps'hanon, writing 10 Harry Corbett from
Boston, says.
A.'eAeil has done everything in his power 70
~ oat OF the match with Jim. tut Madison
.S1@'e garden is Paid for aud whether Mitchell
- a. or ao,. Jam viu certainty De GA hand
give Mitchell tGe greatest rakins UP he ever
! ~ h's lie. ! suppose YOU have heard Of
=. a. ssleAoes>. That Is an bosh. lie had The
some weess ago, bat az present De taxing
'or years * LIS
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A Plan to Keep Gorernnr Rara ON,

OMAHA, Feb. 4-Ihere was a report current
To-Day that Governor Thayer who leaves for
Iexas next Monday, will turn over the Office to
Northumberland Majors 10 prevent GOV
efnor BOYD from taking his seat There
IS sad to be plan back of
ali ior the lieutenant governor 10
can special meeting of the legislature to
transact some important matters and to check
mate any scheme Of Governor Boyd to cal a
special session TO enact a maximum rate bill
and Aiehganize the state. Politicians cherac-
terize the rumor as false
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Swallowed Hot I've for SOM.

DIS MONIES, Ia, Feb. &C. T. Duke a promi-
nent druggist OF this city, is dying in horrible
agony tonight as the result Of an unfortunate
accident Today his mother had two pots ON
the Kitchen stove, one filed with I've and the
other with soup. She, being nesrsighted, acct
dentaily filed her sons soup plate from the
wrong pot and he swallowed a spoonful OF il
before the mistake was discovered His suffer
lngs are terrible
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Natives Kioting In the soud.n.

CAIRO, Feb. 4-Advices from Omdur-
man. one of the khedive's strongholds in
The Soudan, from which place Father
Ohrwalder and two nuns, who had been
prisoners in the hands of the fanatical
|Arabs for nine years, recently escaped,
show that the natives are engaged in con-
.tnual riots, and that the state of affairs is
serious
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Oregon Railroad Rate.

SALEM Or. Feb. A. Special. I'm the
rate case today the Union Pacific intro
aueed testimony 10 show that the com
lany vas not operating any railroads in
o'eeon The attorney general objected 10
we introduction Of "lch testimony since
me general superintendent Of the company
ns0 made declaration before the board as
|0e1hg an operating company.
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Fighting In the French soudan.

PARIS. Feb. 4-Advices have been received
,ere from st. Louis, Senegal, showing that
french expedition under command OF Colonel
Humbert has had further engagements with
he forces OF Chief 5amory in the French Sou
San. The French have stOrned the fortified
villages OF senankoro aud Keornane, held by
tie natives, and completely routed the enemy.
One spahi was killed and two wounded
Colonel Humbert found the country rich aud
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ANOTHER OPEN CARD.

Bothell, Wash, Jan. 26, 1892.
DTS. Darn. Dear Sir-+ mad not
heard ANYTHING with my left ear for sew
erai years tbefore consulting your. can
now near as wei as | ever could. 1t is
nov tTo weeks since YOU operated on me,
Yours truly.
GE0RGE p VII SnN
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Abandoned Bark's Crew Saved.

LONDON, Feb. z-The Britannia arrived at
Queenstown today, and reports that on February
2she signaled the British steamer Victoria from
Philadelphia, January 10, for Hamburg and
Victoria, aud that the latter reported that she
bad on board the crew of the Norwegian bark
Florida, which was abandoned at sea
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against the admission of PAGERS to the
tfo.'ing standard. The headquarters will
DC located at New York. with G. c. Cue.
nov OF Des Moines, Ia. as recordinr
secretary.
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No Hone for the Elder.

LONDON, Feb. 4.-German salvage divers re-
port that the Elders bottom is badly damaged
and that 1t will be impossible to float her.
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AZ" IoRS. Eel. At s meeting of the
executive committee of the National A.
's1'elaton OF trotungborse Breeders today
vas unanimously decided To establish \
49,, !. s'pdnooS for tae registration OF high
s.@>s 'roiters exclusively. This movement
N stq4e. "a tae recent action OF
s,e Register Company Of Chicago in
't'lng PAGERS 10 their register on an
E.laa''y wIh trotere The sentiment
slong Eastern bseeaers Is almost unit
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

NOTICE r ELtJTI8N-NOTICE Is HERE
y .y --rea % a. whom It ma conceru, thasi
WHERE'S The c0sp r@-e authorizes % iite CIV
Of seattle AAVe Er pi8C+ -.s.-1 CERTAIN W.AfT,it1
the part % SAID g. ~. s-ue1 uy TIE NAY
and clerk ana >eal-u with tie seal ot
SAID clfr. drawn UPt. lie treasurer 81 0-!a S-tEs
OF th~lr face payable OK 90 the road fund street
fund, nrs t4no and fire department fsH1 % - .
CITY respetI.FeiF AAd u4Fy persons ga said
several arvanss respectively named a. The
psq.es thereof T. the order, ana Tor the
suuarg am0I.ntS Of money IN said warrants fespf--
t5X@fV sHet9Hr4, which warrants acre set~faiiF
50 s-~.i-a n cou-fs-s.sttuG 81 i8ha1 pr SerEiVes
pertornaed fer, materials or other properly iar-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE NORTHERN.

The NORTHERN.
Geo Brown, Everett OF Kitchener Chicago
NJ sutherland, Nan'y'r " VI Brum,ee Tacoma
K Pruyer, Portland VI GOtdwaTer. Arizona
~ toDneuy, san Fran \ 6 Cox Chicago
J Davis, do Jas sullivan, II elena
Reshtish, do Mrs Field, ~ An eles
J II outthof, do Mrs DR. Richie, ST Paul
w l. Jenkins, Tacoma Mrs DR. shade, do
IL kinier, Arthur Pa Mrs Jerome Platt, do
Friday. Everett Mrs T b Strong, do
Rucker, do Thompson, Fairh n
A sheldon, Portland W II Knuland, Shelton
THE ARLINGTON.
II MeCAu'ay, Victoria Robinson. Portland
Smith IL WI, Lowell q Bstii>, AuaCortes
G. : Burke & wf,Tacoma Black, Fairhaven
J de FIR, Mhatcom " Cunningham, FAC
NJ : Philips. U niOn City Peterson, Portland
Hugh White, Tacoma Mrs II Tibbetts. = Sam
Foss, Snohomish II NJ Thatcher, Astoria
G. Brown, Everett Eli Miller, Portland
J W Iawier&i, Puyaliup ku0wlion & ", Everett
J. I Kenker, Aaitsburg b Robinson, san Fran
Miss q Brien, Pt Towns 4 } Keller, Philadei p a
I f Murphy & ", Pa Pierce. Duck bush
J 6 Brown, NhatcOm II G. Hicks, Pt Gamble
Robertson, Coupeyille A L Bailey, Z. Hadiock
: Jones, Anacortes " lliugford, Olympia
J n Patton. olympia Mr. 3 Seeeer, Snoh'm'h
VIM Wat, Wallace ! Hi-t>, Olympia
A spi,hin, MarySEille White, -p3kaBe
+ Maloney, TT Angeles " / Cormode, san Fran
rHE nCcfDsSrA--
HI whitcoInb sprg6'd J J stewart, salt Lake
W Hayden. Ccntefvj r Y D.ugmHn, Jersey Cy
T. Suffer 81 W, Tacoma } Austin, Chicago
Mrs Barlow, do Brajh. do
O HuSfon, 90 y f-ass@u. everett
d Merrill, Helena g " AiIian, NJ Nern'n
4 II Anderson, Auscort Luudy, III Angeles
II McCrscken, do Z, - a4gOner, NV Cstie
Mrs = + Fleming, PtNsh II LYONS, snohomish
{ Harvey, Portland NJ tIeraxhty. RI Angeles
" cummings, Ahrdn NJ II etlI, do
Norton. Indiana " Campbell, Tacoma
Il Kellogg. Portland Bfsen. tacoma
! A Gram. do " v Ko4ing * ", Prtld
]. : Mallory. do Canning, DO
! Jones sa!em 1romoiey. Tacoma
! luminous SAN Jose J II Hartes Waterman
Y ~hay Tacoma W A Mallcy &w, Pt id
J Is Higs 6w. Pt rsud J Wright, Grand Rapids
q Whalsy. Grd Rapi.s " ii sheldon. Portland
q " Johnson &w. Ptid J Wayg0ner & ". rtluI
L 3 whitney Portlsnd r II ingalls,, New YORK
@ : Allen OLYMPIA c Granger. Olympia
l. T James civ " SIN ~ai,. city
J II Wilson Tacoma + 3 Calme~ Tacoma
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CHRONIC. NERVOUS AND sPECiAI
DISEASES SRILLFULLE TREATED


pr. +. g. Johnson bias returned forn New } ofA
city with spec al fac Ties for the treatment OF al
ciASse. o. hruu.e MaisGies
Wl.Ile there he procured the most moaeFn Flee
trlcai Apqll apces. iuvluGi. gtbe Hofmaa-Nan Hoa-
ton "s .sctro-T therapeutic cabinet Ea-h svalla'ie
adjuua; ga the treatment .ttAroaIc Ailments also,
a tpreGuatjc TAB met" the latest aHa moi sue
ccSsflI method Of treatment for Diseases OF The
LunSs
These Cabinets, the only two in the staie, USED as
ssors~ 10 the best n- taIs II treatment ven
e. the Fpst-GrsdI-te Aaa "tAcr heading Nv fufA
sp.tais ana clinics. enable ur Johnson 10 treat,
with the bs-t results oofsln&oIe all The Chronic,
Nervous and special Diseases. -nci0dins all DIS
eases II tae Lungs, all Kidney Diseases, Diseases
Jf tie Liver, Dyspepsia all SKIN and Blood Dis
ease4 heurlSilsus. y eura ga. ~Cla3Ica eli forms
oi Female Diseases. Rectal Diseases GeGito Urn
ary Diseases Nervous Debility aud al ailments
arising from = WEAK, ned Nervous system.
utIice. rooms 3. 3 au4 s1aenerfnan block north.
west corner frunt AMI CnsrEy streets. seattle,
Wash.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Pumping station for Queen Anne dis
trictr ..,...,.... 1855 90
Inyolced price Of pine on board
Thomas Dana" for distributing
mains 44.56I SO
Cost OF laying pipe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 $40 81
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For the place Of voting i'm the First ,,rect,~x -
Saia ward. IL \. smith Inspector. Chris Arbenr-
man ana p Ncuss Judges Of said e4ecffon ana NJ
T. Preston and B. J. samson. ella r. vi said e,ea.
ton. W eseos
Tor ihe place Of voting Ia the Second preeiurt -
s&ii wura, w. g. Hewe9, Inspector ! : RreoEs
au1 &. /. Howard Judges Of said eleefjon ana "a
klHs Aud u. II. Hamage, clerks II saId eleef5a.
Ipr the place ~ voting in the fhir,i srerfart -
sAa ward Homer iiili, Inspector, D. WI Kozaa
and J. T.. n ehois, Judges 81 said elsetlop aud "
p tp"t aE b = White, clerks ii said elecflen
Tor tuc PLACE - voting IA the Fonrfa g,r.cig-s n
sstA ward i. - Berry, Inspector David parkA
ana -a4laFi tontn Judges Of said election ara a
a scot and y. h. Bennett, clerks or said els.S
tIon
fof ibe place y voting IN the Ffrh precinct ~
ssu4 "afo fnfH karin. inNpecfoF, a. T. GARNER AID
). j. VI tisFls Judges Of SAID election aud w,
tlou.
ffoyl ed however. that the appointments MADE
~ ana 1y aail ordinance 30 1913 90 the clerks q
election befeinab1te specified IS AMI 81 al be snbs
lttt 70 - controlled by the app0in mont 1T thA
same cr other clerks i8r said several precincts
respectively BY the inspec and Judges % ESQ
ton AeFein appointed for each such precinct ~
theF may hetefmiite and appoint before the Tine
~ opening ihe polls III SAID election. a. proyidsA
by law GEORGE ". HALL. Z
Mayor of he city Of Nextt.al. 4 !
II w MfJiEit, city Giexa
Date Of frst publication. February .. 1884,
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A TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.

A Kansas City Grocery Blown skyvsrd
BY . Gasolins Esplosion.
KANSAS. CITY, Mo-. July - by .
mysterious explosion. presumably Of
gasoline. the little grocery store Of w.
N. Rawlings, at the southwest corner
of Fourteenth and Genesee streets,
was utterly demolished at HAS o'clock
last night Not one brick of the little
building was left upon another.
The shock of the explosion was felt
throughout the city. Houses in the
neigh borhood were wreuched and
racxed. and the dwelling adjoining the
store was half demolished by the blast.
then consumed by fire. Several per.
sons were injured, but, strangely
enough. none of them received danger.
Gus wounds. but the blast worked
havoc for blocks around.
John Rawlings is supposed to have
accidentally set fire to a fifteen gallon
tank Of gasoline the store contained.
Rawlings was terribly burned and Il
is feared his injuries will prove fatal
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PEORIA. ILL.,. July 13.-The frankie
Folsom, an excursion boat from Pekin.
went down here in q storm last night
with all on board. At the time she
had on board at least forty people and
but twenty OF these were rescued
alive. All the rest are drowned
and but two Of those who
were drowned have been bought
ashore. There is nothing positive to
be learned as to the exact number of
dead, but 1t must amount to almost IL
not quite score of people.
The boat was tipped completely over
and is now floating bottom side up in
the middle of the lake. No one e.
capped from the cabin.
The work of bringing in the dead 70
the shore is now in progress Almost
every row boat on the lake was out At
the time of the storm. and il is feared
many Peorians have gone down
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THREE MINERS KILLED.

Blown to Atone By . Mystssious Ex.
plosioo OF Giant Powder.
HELENA, Mont. July l3.-One Of the
most shocking accidents ever recorded
was made known yesterday when
pieces of human desh. bones and
clothes were found scattered about the
wreck of q miners cabin near the
Buckeye mine. twelve miles from
the village of Townsend. David J.
Bernet, Peter Mcdonald and Daniel
Wallace lived in the cabin and during
. thunder storm . terrific explosion
was heard. Il was supposed to be .
shock of thunder until to-day. when
portions of the bodies Of the men were
found blown to atoms. II is not known
what caused the explosion, or how
many pounds Of giant powder were in
the cabin. The cabin was torn into
kindling wood. Wallace's body was
found about fifty feet away. The
other bodies were literally torn to
pieces 1t took three hours to gather
up the remains of the men.
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The Mining Congress.

HELENA, Mont, July l3.-Thc open
ing day of the national mining con-
gress was presided over by Champion
G. Chase, of Nebraska as temporary
chairman. Governor Toole of Mon
tana, in brief address. welcomed the
guests to Helena. Francis L. Newland,
of Nevada, referred to the growth of
public spirit in the mining states The
drilling contest took place last even
ing. Many prominent men are here
and others are expected to-day.
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RACE RIOT IN KENTUCKY.

The Psducsh. Ky. jail Surrounded By .
Negro Mob-A Soldier Fatally Shot.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. July IA negro
mob surrounds Paducah, KY, Jail,
and bloody race war is threatened.
The negroes refuse to dispense, think
ing the whites mean to lynch Tom
Burgess. a negro prowler.
The governor has been asked for
troops and unless the negroes soon
dispense the sheriff and citizens will
charge upon them. All are heavily
armed. There has been a clash be-
tween soldiers and negroes.
Seventy-five negroes opened fire
upon the troops and citizens at mid
night and Private Elmer d. Edwards
fell with bullet in his abdomen and
is dying. Several of the negroes were
then shot by the troops The extent
of their injuries is not known. The
sheriff is trying to make the negroes
disperse. but they refuse to do SO and
more bloodshed is sure to follow.
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PORTLAND. Ore, July I'm. C. Sui
Ivan. local manager Of the Tn ell De-
tective agency said: 1--WE have had .
few men in nearly every mine in the
Couer d'Alene district since the strike
began. but they are there merely -
laborers and have no arms We have
been expecting trouble. but the mine
owners thought the union men wses
not prepared for . long struggle and
would soon return to work. received
. dispatch from Wallace this afternoon
that livery Bean of Boston, one of our
men was shot and killed.
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We desire to say to our citisens, that for
ysars We have teeo selling Dr.. Kings Nss
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, Bucklea's Arnica Sslve and
Electric Bitiers, aud hAve oever handled
remedies thst sell - we'll, or that have
given such universal satisfsctiou. We do
and We stand ready to refund the purchasa
price, If sasisfacsory results do not follow
their use. Those remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their %. rits.
Nests 4 Hale, Druggists.
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Aati-Fres Silver Views.
WASHINGTON, July 12.-The views Of
the minority of the coinage committee
in opposition to the senate free coin
age bill have been embodied in .
report prepared by Representative
Charles w. Stone of Pennsylvania. The
report says the bill lis a
condemnation of crudities and
absurdities, clumsy in structure, in
part uncertain of Interpretation. and
as q whole dangerous and pernicious
in operation and effect" 1t then pro-
ceeds to point out the defects in the
bill and refers to the serious results
which the minority insist would follow
the enactment of the bill into law.
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PopuIlse Con uittee m seeelou.

81. Louis. Mo-. July lathe ma
tional executive committee of the
Peoples party met here yesterday. Il
was decided to open the campaign ON
the Goth of this month 1t Vincennes,
1t which meeting both Weaver and
Field will BE- present
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Said to BE Ten Dead.

SPOKANE. Wash. July lathe most
reliable reports received from Occur
d'Alene place the number of killed in
yesterdays fight at ten. Five bodies
have been brought down to Wallace
by q detachment of armed union
miners. 1t is found that a number Of
men were killed by the blowing up of
the Frisco mill and their bodies are in
the ruins
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Called for Regulars.

BOISE CITY, Idaho, July l2-Late
last evening the governor decided to
call on the president for assistance and
has sent dispatch to that effect and
he will start them on a special train as
soon IS the Union Pacific can get cars
here for their transportation.
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NO PICTURE OF BABY RUTH
Mr.. Cleveland u Averse to Having III
Family In the Campaign.


Family In the Campaign.
ATLANTA. Ga, July ls.-Thc At
lanta Journal prints the following let
ter from ex-President Cleveland in re-
Spouse for q picture Of baby Ruth for
publication in the Journal:
''Replying in behalf of Mrs. Cleveland
to your letter Of the 18th inst have to say
that there has never been . photo taken Of
our child and it Is impossible for that rea-
son to comply with your request. 1t Is
only frank to add that il there were
any Of ner in existence we
should not be willing to have
one published in any newspaper.
We are doing all We can to check the no.
toriety which would be increased by such
publication We would be glad to please
you and the paper with which you are con-
cerned, but we cannot bring ourselves TO
the point Of giving our baby's picture to Be
printed in . newspaper. Yours truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND"
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The report that he was insane before
his death is pronounced incorrect on
the authority Of the family physician
and the Rev. DR.. Field. There were
moments when he was delirious, as is
often the case in severe sickness, but
these were followed by rational inter-
walls. The end was peaceful
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MANCIED BY A REAPER.

\ 8onsas Farmer Caught Under IN Ov0e-
turned Moving Machine.
OsKALoosA. Kan, July la-Fred
Hidden. . well-to-do farmer living Ave
miles southwest Of here. was driving
. young horse attached to . moving
machine yesterday when the animal
became frightened and started to
run. linden lost one Of the reins
and the horse began circling about
The reaper was overturned and the
sickle bar cut linden in . horrible
manner. Ono tooth entered the left
breast, another passed through the left
shoulder and . third entered his hip
The left arm was broken In three
places and 30 mangled that smputa-
ton WAS necessary. linden is still
alive.
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VIOLENT ERUPTIONS,

The Fires In the Craters OF Mount Etua
Showing Greatly Increased Violence.
ROME, July l3.-The eruption Of
Mount Etna is rapidly increasing in
violence. The fires in the craters
show great activity. Loud explosions
are continually taking place. A severe
earth shock occurred this morning,
which reduced TO ruins the village Of
Giarre, on the coast of Sicily. i've
hours journey from the craters Of
Mount Etua- The population Of
Giarre is about 1s.OOO. II. is fse-.S
here that many must have persisted.
The whole country suffered severely
from the shock.
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Two Drowned.

MINNEAPoLIs. Mimi. July IA
special from Des Moines. Ia, says:
John Granins and son were drowned
in the Des Moines river a few miles
below this city yesterday afternoon.
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TOPEKA, Kan. July ls.-Topeka has
now four daily newspapers. three Re-
publican and one Democratic. Col. w.
p. Tornlinson. until recently senior
editor of the Topeka Democrat, brought
out tie first number of the daily
Sentinel yesterday afternoon. 1t is
for the Republican ticket from presi-
dent down. There is some talk of an
Alliance daily.
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CHILLIcorHE, Mo-, July 12.-The
body of P. Wilson, a farm hand, who
IVES last seen on July 4, was found in
Medicine creek yesterday. AS his
clothes were strapped on his back. it
is supposed he was drowned in swim
ming across.
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CYRUS w. FIELD DEAD.

The vea0eabaO FlnaaeSsr Passes Peace.
fully 70 Rest.
DoBB's FERRY, N. Y, July le.-Cyrus
W. Field. the venerable financier, and
father Of the Atlantic cable, died yester-
day morning at $50 o'clock, after long
illness. Those present at his bedside
were David Dudley Field, Mrs Cyrus
Field-Judson, Frank Judson and the
attending physician.
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IN WATERY GRAVES.
A SCORE OF PEOPLE DROWNED
At PEORIA. ILL
An EXCURSION BOAT Is CAPSlZED.

The Steamer Fraakis FOLSOM with I've
Score Men. Women and Chudrea
Aboard L Completely Overturned
~ Small Cyeloas and Only
Half Of the Unfortuaato
Passenger Recessed.
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The Loss $50, 900, coo.

HALIFAX, n. S., July IA dispatch
from st. Johns says: "A careful esti-
mate of the total loss by the FIRE shows
that the amount will reach not less
than $50. OOG, 900 with an insurance of
but 50, 900. 600. Rain has fallen"
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Found Dead by the Roadside.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, July IAN
unknown man, apparently As years of
age, was found dead under tree four
miles east of this city yesterday
morning by Missouri Pacific section
hands
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-07-19
ENTIRELY CLEANED OUT.

ENIIHEIY CC6NN6O OOTe
Sc. Johns Left In . Terrible Con6leioo
BY the Late Fire.
ST. JOHNS, July la.-Every lawyers
Office, doctors residence and Office and
Protestant clergyman's residence. vas
burned. and every daily newspaper
and printing Office destroyed and
there is not type, paper or ink
remaining in the city for .
single poster. Several houseless per-
sons have died since the fire in conse-
quence Of fright and exposure. Most
of the people are now temporarily
housed in sheds and tents. but pro-
visions and clothing are needed and
the relief should take these forms.