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NV, Eosstsd to Deaf :.

house N. G'n Myers, th.t miles west Og H"il-
dAi.fi'c, vas burned 10 the ground, and
NM.Nu u, 'he CiEVtccu-ycal old son NJ Mi.
Ml,r., amt H.. owens, u brOtaer " Mrs.
NN,r- N"cr h'"rplnc IN ~. upper room, were
'unS,nd 70 ugIIa. Nr, Myers, his wi,u md
ave cui.ig'G. udce.N escaped with their lives.
otir'~ Nh, ere sleeping iu thc uDieT rooms
escaped ~ Jumping from window.
4 - ~ LIE. u he
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They Are Leaving the City BY
the Penitentiary Route.
Two Have Already Gone and Ten
More May Soon Follow.
what tho Crusade Waged by "The
Evening World" in the Public
Service Is Doing.
NEW YoRK's OUTLAWS

IA Table Subject 10 Ddiip Changed
IN the Penifentiury.
BILLY MGLORY. AUGUST GUlDoN.
Indicted and Dives Closed
IcM GOULD, JOHN KELLY.
CAREY WEIGH. PAUL MCCARTHY,
LOUIS WAL TIERS, ]. j MAILER.
DAN SCRlBNER. CHARLES SMITH.
J. II. MGURk, ThOS MCCORMACK.
Lfcenscs RevOked.
FRANK STEVENSON, ALFRED DAVIS.
,UGUST GUloCN, CHARLES SMITH,
CAREY WEIGH,
Dive -fnierrs Closed.
John WUleERS. John J. MUIR ny.
SiMCN BUTTkEh,
DireS Open.
IGNATz BUTTNER. LOUIS sTAIeR.
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81 ,uv, ,RoT.Nr vii! siysys lot you enjoy your sc u
h'0D?Ing INGr heGdaShc. -
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lhe closing event should te won by Penny
royal, Early Dawn Second and Harry irclan
third.
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The second race may go to Maggie Beck
who has developed an unusual turn Of speed
XcnOphon may be second and Iazoo third.
Third Race-pnrsn kin0. for thrce. .Naa1- nlhs
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Aunt Jane showed considerable speed the
other dav and she iEay win to-day, with
Quibbler second and Eoo Arthur third.
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THE Blenders AGAIN.
This Time They Are Said to BE Living In
San Jose, Cal.

This Time They Are Said to BE Living In
San Jose. Cal.
PARSONS, Kan, June I5.-The Ben.
der family. who have probably fur
nished more newspaper items than
any one family in the history Of
Kansas. have been caught again,
as will be seen by the
following letter, in which was
incioscd a photo of the old man and
woman received by Postmaster Lusk
Of this city yesterday. The letter is
sent from San Jose. Cal, dated June /,
and the substance is as follows:
''Postmaster. Fsrsons, HAN
1.-THE inclosed picture Is copied from .
book giving the criminal records Of Kansas,
and is supposed to be old Bender and wife.
Do you recognize or know of anyone who
can recognize il as such. The Blenders are
Supposed TO be residents Of this city, ut
least, although they look somewhat older
than they did when the murders were
committed, they are evidently the same
ones. The woman gives a history which
leads to the conclusion that she escaped
through tho Indian territory. bringing up
in Texas, and finally landing at San Jose,
where she and her old min have lived for .
number Of years"
The photos are on exhibition at the
Sun Office in this city, and anyone de-
string to secure the reward can see
them.
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MORE MONEY WANTED.
OH City and Titusvilte Are Sadly in Ne
OF Immediate Assistance.

OH City and TitusviIle Are Sadly in Need
of Immediate Assistance.
PITTsBURG, Pa, June l5.-At a meet
ing of the Pittsburg relief committee
here yesterday it was decided to issue
an appeal for more money to relieve
the oil region sufferers 1t was stated
that the lowest estimate of the amount
of money needed for the relief of the
people in the two food swept cities
was $500. 900, and that only 25 per cent
of that amount has already been sub
scribed. Pittsburg and Allegheny
have contributed SIS, 900 of the SIS, 200
SO far received.
TrTUsyILLE, Pa. June 15.-Mayors
and relief committees from Bradford,
Warren and other points were here
yesterday to look over the situation.
All agree that a very large amount of
money is yet absolutely necessary to
relieve the distress. The question of
employment is now a vital one and
efforts are to be made by our own
citizens to put our manufactures on
their feet. The terrible heat has
forced the sanitary committee to
double the force of men employed.
Temporary sewers are being built in
various parts of the city. Contribu-
tions are coming in slowly.
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A Big Coal Deal.

SHENANDOAH, Pa. June Is The
Pennsylvania railroad company. after
lengthy negotiations, has obtained full
control of the William Penn coal COM
pany colliery, the official trans
fer to Stickney Il Co., as agents,
having just been made. This is an
immense operation and is owned prin-
cipally by f. & q. Brooke. the Birds
boro iron manufacturers 1t is located
at William Penn. two miles west of
this place. and has an annual shipment
of close to 5o0.O00 tons. employing
fully 700 men and boys. This new move
of the Pennsylvania company will
necessitats the opening of new
branch road from its terminal at this
point, as shipments have been made
heretofore via the Reading. There
will hardly be any change in the
management, as William Lewis. super
intendcnt. has been for some time
general manager of the Pennsylvania
Company's coal interests in the Schuyl-
kill region.
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THWARrED THE MOB.
The Negro Fiend at Guthrie Ii Spirited
Away by the sheriff

The Negro Fiend at Guthrie Is Spirited
Away by the sheriff.
GUTHRIE, Ok, June ia mob Of
200 men called at the Jail last night
and demanded the negro Holley, who
is charged with criminal assault and
who was returned here from Wichita
for preliminary hearing. The Jail was
turned over to the mob, but the man
had been taken away.
At the preliminary hearing Mrs.
Moore was present and identified the
negro Holley as her assailant. Holley
waived examination. His bond was
fixed at s.. 900.
WASHINGTON, June IA. President
Harrison sent the following telegram
to the governor of Oklahoma yester.
day:
You will use the most prompt and Wig
orous efforts TO preserve the peace if there
Is danger of a conflict al Guthrie. The law
must b. allowed to take its course ard any
attempts at lynching s.ernly and effective
~ resisted. You will have the support Of
all good citizens and should advise me il
any further assistance is needed.
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GALEsBURG, Ill, June 15.-There
of this, Knox county, about o'clock
Monday evening, a most destructive
tornado, and ruin was left all along
its path. 1t seems to have made its
first appearance northwest of Galva
About 7:3O o'clock threatening clouds
were noticed in the west approaching
one another and the tornado is thought
to have resulted from their junction.
Its course was south and west through
that city and the main body of the
storm passed along the main business
street
1t came with such suddenness that
the citizens had no time in which to
fly to places of safety. In the Free
mont church there was assembled
congregation. In the rink there was
gathering a committee for a Fourth of
July celebration. The church was
quickly mass of ruins and the con-
gregation was imprisoned. A number
were injured, one dangerously. The
rink was blown down, but those in
side managed to escape without injury.
Had the storm come few moments
later many would have been in this
building and loss of life would surely
have resulted.
The storm was accompanied by mid
night darkness and an awful sweep of
wind that carried everything before it.
Nearly every business house along the
principal street was unroofed and the
stocks of goods were badly damaged
by floods of water following the tor
nado
The saddcst feature occurred at Au-
gust Olsen's house. There were in the
house at the time Mr.. and Mrs Olsen,
Charles Olsen and four Others The
house suddenly collapsed, killing Mr..
Olsen instantly, and the others escaped
by a miracle.
The place yesterday was in state
of decentralization. Business was COM
pletely suspended The streets were
filled with debris of every description.
The stores were more or less in ruins.
Hardly residence but what will need
repairs. The damage is estimated at
5000. 600. Considering the number of
buildings wrecked, it is surprising that
there was not greater loss of life. Mr..
Olsen was the only one killed
The seriously injured number twelve.
After leaving Galva the tornado went
in a southeasterly direction, according
to some, following Walnut creek
From all accounts it must have been
three or four miles in width. Consider
able damage was done and numerous
people more or less injured at Alton,
Ill, and Lafayette, Ind.
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NOTES AND GOSSIP.
Things Seen and Heard In the Corridors
OF the National Capitol.

Things Seen and Heard IN the C0rrtdofo
OF the National Capitol.
WASHINGTON. juno l5.- Representa-
tive Peel of Arkansas, chairman of tho
committee on Indian affairs, speaking
of his bill for opening the Cherokee
strip. said: $50 far,as can be seen now
there will be little opposition to the
bill in either senate or house 1t is on
the calendar but will not be brought
up this session. Next session expect
to see it 60 through and as a result
the lands ought to be open by March
Is, next year"
The sessions of the house during the
Minneapolis week were slim. They
promise to become thinner during the
Chicago convention. Over half the
Democratic members will be there.
Representative and Mrs. Holman
have been married just half century.
Members of the house arc making up
quite a purse, one which will need
three ciphers to express it, to buy q
testimonial for the watchdog and his
helpmate.
Kansas City's public building plans
still conceal themselves in the Office of
the supervising architect. EdbrOok
is away and his lieutenant, Low, re-
ports that the sketches are not
finished. No one will be allowed to
see them until Edbrook approves them
and that will not occur until the house
settles whether the appropriation is to
DC increased the asked for $500, 900.
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BOND CALL

Notice is hereby given, that the outstsrd-
ing bonds, Of Pettis county, Missouri,
known rs the "Petiis county court house
bonds" being now subject to call and pay
ment, IL is hereby ordered BY the county
court Of said county, that 'he following OF
said bonds be paid. principal and accrued
interest, ut the Office of the treasurer If
e.id Peltis county, At SedaIis, No., on the
first day Of July, 1892, to-wit:
Bonds numbered from ninety one (9D
to one hundred (lOO) inclusive, al o. said
bonds being for five hundred dollars $500
each, and bearing date July ]. 1884
The holders of all said binds will take
notice that said bonds and accrued interest
will be paid at said treasurers' Off e on
said day, and that the interest on all said
bonds called, will cease on said first day Of
July; 1892.
Done By order Of the county court Of
Pettis county. Missouri, thus seventh Gay
Of June, 1892.
Attest: 7. F. MrTcHUN,
6l2 Ct W3t County Clerk.
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MISSOURI CROP REPORT.
Conditions Arc Favorable and Much In
/ provement Il Reported.


provement l. Reported.
COLUMBIA. Mo-, June l5.-The
weather crop bulletin for Missouri
weather service of the state boar d of
agriculture for the week ending June
IL says:
This has been the most favorable
week of the season for agricultural
pursuits and interests and the reports
of little rain, warm. and plenty Of sun
shine is too universal to admit of much
comment Summarized the conditions
are as follows:
Corn planting and replanting has
been rushed through. The ground is
still wet in many places. but planting
will be finished by the 18th. Though
the heat and Sunlight are making
wonderful improvements in its condi-
ton the corn is generally of poor color
and some damage by ants is reported.
Wheat is improving rapidly in con-
dition and color, but there is some
damage by rust and the lowland crop
is seriously injured. Some wheat will
be ready to cut in ten days or more.
Oats are improving but are heading
very slow and the acreage is short
Cherries are ripening but are a small
crop. and owing to continued wet and
cold ali fruits have declined seriously
from early promises Grapes are being
injured by worms.
Grass is generally fine, though all
fat meadows are only fair and hayin g
has already commenced in many sec
tions. Cotton reports show decidedly
poor outlook for the crops as. much Of
it is reported dying.
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Eleventh international COnven.
ton.
Y. p. 3. C. E.

Arrangements have been made BY the
Central Missouri Delegation, Y. P. 3. c. E.,
for special excursion train over The Mis-
souri, Pacific 4 ,ilwsy for the Y. P. 8. C. E.
Eleventh luierustiooa, Convention to be
S@ld At New York City, July 7th to 1lth,
1892 pecial train viii leave Sedaiia July
Alb, l2 o'clock miduigh', reaching 81. Louis
the following mornis' thence via Indian
spolis, Cincippaii and Washington, D c.,
passing through the most picturesque
mountsio scenery east of the Rocky Noun
tsius, and he beautiful valleys Of the "Old
Domiui' NJ eachin- Washington, the Ma
.ioual Cao,tol, at . reasonable hour in the
sfierncop. and where stop over privileges
will b. granted both going aud rsturn'rg.
~ dsp0.iiiee tickets with Joint Agent,
Nv " Terminal Lines. 90 extension
will b. made on 6pa' rplu- n limit to in.
c. ude August Is, 1Ss'. ,Stop-ovess will
ESQ BE- allowed within tio i limit OF ticket
those who d~sir. 10 via ne celebrated
mountain resorts Of Virg'n'.. For full
Itinerary Of the trip and fu''h ;nforma-
,ian regarding sleeping car ecr''nmoda-
TO ,s, rates, etc, call on or address A. =.
.wEEr, Chairman Transportation Commit
tee, Sedalia, Mo 2S-w-9
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A Blaze at Rich Hill.

RICH HILL, Mo-, June l5.-The larg-
est fire that ever visited Rich Hill
started at midnight The losers are:
R T. Thornton, drugs; w. X. Royce.
dry goods and groceries; W. A. Harris,
billiard hall; Wilson & Patterson. res
taurant; Widener & Kagel. cigar fac
tory and store. Most of the losses are
covered by good insurance. The fire
burned one-half a block on Main
street. composed of frame buildings.
The fire company responded promptly
and did good service. The total losses
are estimated at S35. ZOO.
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Intense Heat in the East.

NEW YORK, June 15.-The intense
heat of Monday was continued yester-
day throughout this section, numer.
GUS cases of prostration being re-
ported. Last night the atmosphere
was cooled by a wind storm. in
some places SO severe that roofs,
chimneys and trees were scattered
about in profusion. Lightning struck
several houses in New Jersey, but so
far no serious casualty has been re.
ported. In this city there was an in
crease in the death rate. due to the
excessive heat Monday there were
seventy-seven deaths and yesterday
l6O were recorded.
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WORSE THAN REPORTED.
Seven Killed and Seventeen Injured b.
the Zig storm at Chicago.

the Zig storm at Chicago.
CHICAGO, June l..-Seven persons
were killed and many injured and
great damage was done by the sudden
storm of wind and rain which swept
over this city and Illinois Monday
afternoon.
When the storm had passed away it
was found that seven persons had been
killed rs follows:
Gustave Doring, Eima Klima, John
Michon, Charles j. Roberts, Harvey Stew
art, three unknown men.
The more seriously injured are as
follows:
John Burns. struck by brick, severe
scalp wound.
Fred f. Rickson, caught under falling
pile of lumber and injured internally.
Edward Houseman, ear cut OF by falling
telegraph wire.
Max Jacobs, leg broken by falling roof
Anna klima, collar bone broken and
shoulder blade fractured.
Maggie Kim, right hip and right foot
crushed.
John Lial, blown to ground from roof;
William Lossea, skull fractured by fall
ing bricks; may die.
James McGinn. left leg fractured by fall
ing lumber at lunSJer yard. He was re-
moved to his home.
J. ]. PraXel president National bank,
back Of head, forehead and thigh cut by
glass.
Seavering Gibson, injured internally may
die.
Mrs. Annie Paddy, struck by lightning;
critical.
Mrs. Shoal, deep scalp wound caused by
falling transOm
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

A Baltimore couple were married
in q cemetery, standing on the grave
Of the brides parents
An immoral couple at Gilman, ILL.,,
have left for parts unknown, owing TO
threats of being tarred and feathered
If they stayed.
The London Standard publishes an
other hot attack on the Chicago world s
fair because of the United States high
tariff policy.
The pope has enjoined Archbishop
Vaughan of Westminster, England,
to avoid mixing up in party strife and
especially not to oppose Irish national
aspirations.
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Southwestern Firemeu's Tournament.

?RINeFIELD, Mo-, June 15.-About
the only business of importance at the
tournament of the Southwestern Fire
mems association here yesterday was
the election of officers. Charles Nc
Kinney of this city was elected presi-
dent and H. II. Mite hell secretary.
There was a drill at the fair grounds
last night and this forenoon the grand
parade took place. after which the
tournament exercises will begin and
continue until next Friday evening.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-21
A SOUND LIVER MAKES A WELL
MAN.

Are you Bilious, Consiipa.ed or troubled
with Jaundice. Sick Headachr, Bad Taste
in Mouth, Foul Breath, Coated Tongle,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Ho, Dry Skin.
Pain in Back and between the Shoulders,
Chills and Fever, &c. II you have any Of
these symptoms, your liver is ont OF order
and yo,r blood is elovly being poisoned,
becau.e your liver does not ACT properly.
HERBrNR will cure any disorder Of the
liver, stomach or bowels. It has no equal
a Q liver medicine. Price IS cents. For
sale By Oveutrset the Druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-21

This IL BAZOO-trOe Csns Directions for Using,
This wonderful
animal With
it n
others with BAzOO
Do not blow make
4 a oil
speaking
fourth uncovered through the
organize good dancing
picnics,
produced taking
and fsts,
Address W GOODWIN aedara Mo
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BARCELONA. June 1.-the troubles
occasioned by the strikers are likely to
be brought to an end soon. The gov
eminent warships arrived here yester-
day. They anchored in positions where
the whole harbor is under sweep of
their guns. The arrival of troops and
warships has restored public conf
dence in the gOvernment's ability and
intention to maintain order. and the
excitement in the city has in a great
measure died out
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knights OF the Mystic Chain.

PITrsBUEG, Pa, June 15.-Supreme
Castle Of the Ancient Order of Knights
of the Mystic Chain, was called to or
der here yesterday afternoon. Dele
gates are in attendance from almost
every state and territory in the coun-
try. The sessions will last three days
and will conclude with a grand BAN
quet Thursday evening.
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Witnesses Were All Dead.

VALLEJO, Cal, June l5.-An inquest
was held last night on the bodies of
the men of the United States steam
ship Boston who were killed in the ex-
plosion on Mare island. Nothing new
was developed. as there was no one to
give direct testimony, thirteen of
those who were at the scene of the ex-
plosion being dead. A verdict of ac-
cidental death was found for all.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all the creditors of Daniel
David that the undersigned assignee of his estate will on
the 5th 9Th and 9TH days of july 1892 from o'clock
until o'clock p m each Of said days. at the Office Of
Jackson Montgomery, attorneys Sedals No. ADJUST
and allow demands against the trust funds Of said estate
T. w. CLONEY Assignee.
Sedalis M, May %, 1892.
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MOTT e OF FINAL SETTLE aENT.

Nyrlcs 10 hereby given that The unaer
signed, administrator Of ths estate of Chss.
H Moorr, deceased, will make 6oal s.,,le-
ment Of his accounts With said estate .,
.uch sdminis,rsior At the rext term Of
the Probate Court # P~itis county, Mis-
sou j, to be holden at Sedalis, in eaid coun.
t., on the 8 b day Of August, A d. 1892
JOHN r. CLoProN.
Public Administrator
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schaerer Leaves for Paris.

CHICAGO, June l5.-Jake Schaefer
left Chicago yesterday afternoon for
New York, accompanied by Billy Cat
ton. The two. have received passage
on lie Bretagne to Havre and will sail
Saturday next. Il cannot tell the ex-
act date when the match between my
self and Ives will take place" Schaefer
said, but it will be near the 25th of
Iulv"
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Death Of Consul willard.

NoGALEs, Ariz-, June 15.-United
States Consul A. willard at Quay
mas, Sonora, Mexico, died there yes
terday of paralysis, aged 81. He was
a native of Connecticut and has been
in the consular service for about thirty
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A FRIGHrFUL WRECK.

a Freight Train Drops Two Hundred and
Fifty Feet Through = Trestie.
MIDDLEsBoRo, Ky, June ia
frightful wreck occurred at the trcstlc
spanning Lonesome Hollow, near here,
yesterday afternoon. Freight engine
No. 10, with sixteen loaded box cars,
went through, one on top of
the other. The distance from the
top of the trestle to the ground below
is $50 feet The engineer. Frank Sar-
gent, Fireman Henry Slater and Con-
ductor Duckworth were killed out
right The north bound passenger
train was only saved by being one-half
hour late
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NAPoLEoNvILLE, La, June l5.-Six
men were drowned here by the sink
ing of a small ferryboat in Bayou La
Fourche. Their names are Edmon
Schneider, Jaconini Nardelli, Robert
Aiken, colored, and two unknown
Italians.
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Indiana Democrats will not attempt
to force Governor Gray on the Demo-
cratic convention for first pl ace. They
will be satisfied if he is n ON mated for
vice president
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo-. June Is
Yesterday was the first day of the
convention of the Missouri pharma-
cists, and the favorable weather has
resulted in the largest attendance of
any session ever held.
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Bank Receiver Appointed At Guthrie.

BANK Receiver Apposnteo II outnfse. :
GUTHRIE, Ok, June l5.-Harper s.
Cunningham has been appointed re-
ceiver for the National bank Of
Guthrie. The bank went into liquida-
ton some time ago. It had . paid up
capital Of 500. 900.
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Earthquake In California.

SAN ANA, Cal, June l5.-An earth
quake shock lasting nearly thirty-two
seconds was felt here yesterday morn
ing. The vibrations were from east to
west
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over this region yesterday. Both times
there were cyclones and the situation
was alarming. The water covered
full flooded street.
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Italy Will Exhibit.

ROME. June i5.-The government has
notified Mr.. Porter. the American
minister. that Italy accepts the invi.
tation to take part in the international
monetary conference.