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Wer. ar crowds who sought Enfrnne.
70 tho worlds Fair Museums ana -.
/ iecna Reap Tho nenefts % thc CLOSED
Gates.
clncAeo. May ~. - Although a great
many visitors floated aimlcssly along
Stony Island avenue and the cross
Streets II WINS comparntivelyquic Sun.
day IN the vicinity Of jackson park on
saturday some excited man said that il
tho gates were closed on Sunday the
populacc would probably get together
and make an attack on the hoard fence.
beating 4 down. pulling up turn.
stiles BY the roots and defying
their authority But they did not.
About o'clock tho crowd was
largest. At that time over 81. 900 people
were attending the Wild West perform.
ance. and stony Island avenue, from
Fifty-sixth street down ~ far a. sixty
fifth, held u crowd which Allied tho
sidewalks and strnycd on into the by
ways whore tho icc-crVain saloons and
cheap museums were doing q lively
business. South chicnRo sent up 4
great many people by electric enrs.
The cable, u" road and Illinois Com
trial were well patronizcd during tho
afternoon Perhaps sixty thousand
people saw the outside oflthc fence dur.
ing the day
Few people were abroad III the park.
fishing appeared to be tho objective
point for the majority who crossed tho
plaza. and alslrtcd the grand canal
They were guards on duty and am
ployes who stop III the buildings, and
several score 81 them tried their luck
on the big pior and the naval pier. !.
The German village gavc is concerts
during the afternoon, Saturday, tho
management declared that it would
give two concerts even II there was no
ono hut tho birds 70 hear Ii. II II had
not been for the dwellings III the gates
the birds would have boon tho only
listeners A messenger WINS asent 70
each village to como and hear some
music Everybody camo, and tho con-
ccrts were highly enjoyed. though tho
Turks did their nminhlo best 10 ruin
enc Of their selections When tho
infantry hand was playing the over
turc from offeubach's 'sorphena,r tho
nanngero Of the Turkish village marched
in at the head 81 his pcopic, with tho
band playing and outiandish dir on
screechina pipes
They paid no attention 10 the band,
but marched among tho tables Isecping
up the din. They could not 10 silcnced
and the Germans were getting highly
diaaustcd, when the Turks were finally
turned on and marched over TO Buffalo
Dill's plnce, which was packed 10 the
caves. Among some n the distln-
guishcd people IA the boxea were Gen.
Nelson Al Miles, Senator Don Cameron.
ex-senator John Creighton. Of Omaha;
Gov. cosio and Signor Don Frnncisco
Galtnstegul, Of the state 81 Querotaro,
Mexico, and Miss Panncofoto, daughter
of Sir Julian raunccfotn.
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THE WORLDS PAIR.

Final Arrangements for the Sale Of Tioketsyia the
B. 4 o. B. R.
For theN benefit OF those desiring to
attend the Worlds Fair the Baltimore
IA Ohio Railroad Will sell Excursion
tickets to Chicago and return, at all
stations on its line, at low rates.
tickets will be on sale until November
lst and will be valid for return journey
antll November 18th, 1893. They
Provide for reduction Of 20 per cent,
below regular rates. These tickets will
= valid only for continuous journey.
alekets at higher rates will be sold
snat Will permit holders one stop over
privilege going and returning.
iullman accommodations may be
sssefYed in advance Of journey. For
Is'es and information apply tonearest
s 3. g y. Ticket Agent, or Chas. o.
Dsall' den'l Passenger Agent, Balti.
Ore' Nd 5-3-4t
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4 Big FIRE IN YHH WEST.
Great Excitement In tho Streets Of
Saginaw, Mich.
MILLION DOLLAR FIRE


SAGINAW. Mich. May IA i'm
started Saturday in sample q Camps
mill plant. thcncr coimaenieatcd Is tisc
eastern end 81 the lssistei street pr;sse.
thence northeast from the s.4ncr 81
Tildcn and IIriss siegeis for distance
II milo il length and four and ilyc
bioc.sa IN width
The soene was ono of indescrihatle
excitement people becoming freai
in their desire - rersptp tilstg hes
hold effects from tie slsy sfine rla-
mcnts which rt.slfcsl readily Il iss ftasy-
ncy III dcsfreSisnn, urtAirx cts III Ting
In rs rAt til strs III M ngis ana WI
ling hearts rallsea KS the aid
Of those whose homes we're III
danger Drays, delivery, wood. 10
and coal wagons. hngRfes. hand-cafts,
baby cabs. everything Ia tho shape IL d
vehicle were pressed Into service III re-
move household goods beyond the
rcachof the fro Vehicles loaded with
household goods, drawn Nv horses on d
frantic run, wcrc rushing In ell dfrcc-
tions 70 places beyond the reach Of the
devastating flames, nnd vacant lots
were soon occupied BY household goods.
In many instances these precautions
were unavniling. as property. after be-
ing removed To supposed places 81 safe-
u. wfas found by the fire and destroyed.
All the hacks In the city were pressed
into service to remove invulids. old
people, ladies' and children 10 places al
safety, and the scene wna one which no
description can do justice 70, and which
viii be long remembered by those who
witnessed II Many people became
frightened without cause and removed
thcir furniture, only 10 have the trouble
Of moving Il back when all danger had
passed.
The body 81 the man supposed 70 be
John Clark, who persisted. was idontl-
fed Sunday morning as Robert Turner,
nged 50 years. He was feeble and re-
sided with his daughter, Mrs Charles
Holland, and when tho house Of tho
latter burncd wandered away and was
found burned TO q crisp. Clark II still
unacconnted for
There ARG scores 81 instances lii which
entire families lost MI their effects ex-
cept the clothing on their backs.
There will be some restitution, but the
majority Of the losses are sustained by
people In comfortable circumstances,
brnnirenA .eikizn.Ae mot - thu elah-
hotise Sunday evening, iii which i plnn
was formulated for the people 81 Sagi.
nav to take care Of all moody ones, and
no appeal will b0 made for outside aid.
A cloac estimate places the number
81 buildings destroyed al 2TS, and the
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CONDENSED NEWS.


@%t~t
Teieernph.
The new bridge at Wheeling, w W
win be sixty feet wide and viii cost
81 .ooo.o 900.
Slight concessions In the army bill. Il
Is believed, viii win for the German
emperor the next reichstag.
h Charles Toney was Instantly killed
. w being drawn through hot rollers In
q paper mill AZ Kokomo. Ind.
The German emperor boasts Tint no
wishes to have sonS enough 70 give each
one the command Of an nrIny corps.
Charles vastine. who hangs Scptem-
her for the murder Of Thomas Finn,
has been received 1T the Ohio pcnitcn-
tiary annex
Adviccs from Japan say that the vol
cano Bandnisan has become active, and
that widespread disaster has been
caused by its eruptions.
The duke of yeragua has wired that
he can not attend the ball to be given
Friday night, at Madison square gar
den, New York. in honor Of the infanta
| Eulalia.
Chauncey II Snow. journalist and
civil engineer, died In Washington, aged
co. Mr.. Snow was one Of Il . corp Il
Eenginccrs who constructed me IIoos.-e
tunnel
II IS now said that the Austrian gov
eminent has agreed to grant an exequ-
ator to Max Judd, Mr.. Cleveland's APP
| pointee as consul-gencral at the Aus
trian capital
| At Sundays meeting Of the Trades
and Labor assembly Of Chicago. the
Sunday opening of the Worlds fair was
discussed, and they demanded that the
fur be opened ON Sunday.
Tho managers Of the Pasteur insti-
tute At New York say that Judge ruGh.
OF Columbus, Of, win have no serious
trouble as result Of being bitten by a
mad dog few days since.
The secretary Of tho treasury Mon
day morning asked for the resignation
Of Il. NJ Hartshorn Of Ohio, deputy
second controller Of the treasury. An
Indiana man Is to have his place.
An Indianapolis judge decided that
cigar smoking was a necessity, and re-
fused to sond man TO jail who had
| bought cigars instead of paying ALI
mony as ordered in a divorce judg-
ment.
IT Is not every day that Wall street
has 10000, 900 loan asked Of II, and II
Is not every Indian tribe that can pro-
duce collateral for such an amount Of
money. But such an offer was made
Saturday, and It comes from tho Chero-
kce Nation.
At morning service In the churches Of
Bucyrus, o., Sunday,a vote was taken on
the question OF closing the worlds fair
on Sunday, the result being unanimous
for the closing. II was also decided to
request President Cleveland to exercise
his power In that direction.
Coley Brown, Of Lebanon, Ind, was
finally taken to indianapolis and safely
lodged In Jail for fear no would be
lynched Ut Danville, where on Saturday
afternoon in the courtroom he shot to
death samuel Wcsner, one of the lead
ing lawyers Of western Indiana.
In the presence Of the congregation
that crowded the immense Brooklyn
Tabernacle to the doors, Sunday morn
ing, Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage officially
announced that tho floating dobt Of the
tabernacle had been liquidated. and
that his remaining with tho church a.
Its pastor was assured.
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|MHT A TERRIBLE FATE.
Eleven Men Burned to Death BY
Forest Fires.
RUNNING FROM THE FLAMES.


LAKE CRY, Mich, May 2a "A forcai
Gre destroyed Louis Sands lnmbci
camp near here Saturday afternoon
Out of total crew Of sixty mon forty
nine escaped nninjurcd. Ono Edward
sullivan was seriously burned. and tn
are dead. az these eight took refuge
IN well and were cremated there BY
the timber and curbing falling IN on
them and burning Two tried to run
the gauntlct, and we're burned 70 Q
crisp,
The dead ares Michael q. pagen,
Charles Taylor. James Hugh, Id Roor
acher, married; Samuel Campbell, foro
manof tho camp; John Hill, Fred snGcr,
Hans jacobson, married. Frank SAN.
green, Mike Mulholland.
The property loss consists Of three
horses forty hogs camp tools. etc.,
also eleven cars loaded with loqk owned
by the Thayer Lumber Co.
Tho men were aesemblod at dinner
nnd the forest iiro, which was burning
NIL around, entirely cnt on all escape.
When the men. realizing thcir danger,
rushed out Of tho building IA which
they had hcen sitting. the smoke 81
blinded them that they bcra1ne bowii:
dcrod, They ran hithor and thithcr.
unable 10 find means Of oscnpc and
their horses stnmpcdcd. adding 70 tho
confusion, Eight Of the mon jumped
into the well 70 escape the finmcs,
md died Of suffocntion Their
bodies were brought 70 the sur
face to-day. Others of thu mon
rushed 10 the woods and some IF them
thus escaped, hut the bodies Of two Of
them were afterwnrd found burned 70
q crisp. Ono man reached Lake City
terribly burned. and thcro died IN fear-
full ngony Eight teams Of horses wero
crcmntcd The bodies 81 the burned
have bccn taken 10 Lake City, where
they await burial. Most Of Tho unfor.
Inmates were strangers hero. and their
bodies will bo shipped 70 friends, whore
known. The nro In tho timber near
tho camp 81 Biodgctt GUNNER and
DigRins Is under control, and 10 fnrthcr
danger Ii feared there.
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YOUNG MRS. BLAINE


~ NAMNAJ liz num- tAt1 NANN W no Nt4NNN
Her life.
NEw YonK, May ga Marie Ncvins
blaine will be married TO DR.. william
Tillinghast Dull, Of this city. Iie Is
a years of age and she Ii rs years
old. Mrs. Isininc Is Catholic and
20 marry Or. Bull she will b
Obliged TO rcnouncc her faith, be-
cause the Catholic church expressly for
bids the marriage Of divorced person
while the former husband or wife, as
the cnsc may b., still lives She was
divorced . year ago from James Gil
lcspio Blaine, jr., against which her
husband put In no protest
Dr Bull and Mrs. Blaine flret became
acquainted when he was called In pro-
fcssionnily TO treat her for infnmma-
tory rheumatism His visit was az q
time when physicians Of high standing
had pronounced her case incurable.
He brought words ~ encouragement
and hope 70 her, and his first diagno-
sis Of the case, and his opinion Of
what he could do for her. were fully
warranted BY what he succeeded IN
doing. She Il not d well woman To-
dny, but she Is far from being the
stricken, helpless cripple she WINS when
she first saw I1r. Bull And his skin
and unfaltering care have brought her
back 70 point In her existence where
there Is still much 70 live Tor,
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THE MARKETS.


cIEcINNATI, MAY =
FLoUH-Winter patent eao018W; fancy
e200Ga .; family. y aOd $50; extra e2e0D e;
low grade, q 70 200; spring patent y ~ I'D;
spring fancy, t0eO3s.15: spring family. ESQ
asa Rye -four, 6So01a&
primo 70 choice No red ana &c for No
red Local demand light and not much pressed
for sale.
CoRH-The market ruled arm. good feeders
samples being scarce Held at tenhlo No
white sheiled closed Of lpc asked. and No :
mixed 81 ~ 1s4ec
kcs u shade easier 6ales: I cars No mixed
track, sc: lear do. choice, oskct car % adDs
car sample white. rack s6kc; ! ear No. .
Rye Ohio, Indians and Illinois No. squos
able ct e8a67c, and northwestern would have
commanded CSC
CArrI.E -Shippers. tA608kib: oxen. good to
choice, s0o1b4,6o; select butcher, A5o96 00s
Heifers: Good 10 choice. sAOOOABOs common 70
fair, s2BO k8.TA Cows: Good 10 choice. MO0D
4@ fair 70 medium, ss001a7b; common and
thin rough stun, sf60D2nS
HoGs--soiect heavy and prime butcher. t5bo
@T.Bs. few extra. t7.ooi fair 70 good packers.
tzso8zSo; common and rough. tedaza5i
prime light q. ss9Lasl extra 100 ID. 70 ~ -,
t5sO; others, t65o ~ 81 FL pigs. ee7S11lSi
SnEEp AID LAMHs-SheeD Receipts fair
and market steady with fAir demand Year
ling and wethers, AesDAoo Sheep-0ood 70
choice tA50bb zoi common 70 falr -
Spring Lambs Market steady. with moderate
demand for good 70 choice shippers attoIsg
2 p; common y fair, s0Oo10eQ
BALx.aoE6. MAY "a
WHhAI--DuLt as loweE' - ~ spOA1
fo,tc. May, ,sslo. sa.M $500 Fs -.
- - 49, 80 ~ - ~ -'--ss
80. NY y. - -. -
-. - o ~ $500 49,. ~ -. =.
FLuUh 49, y lzl.. 1eos.A.2nS Ne.v
q IonoMs. nouE easlsss pses 1870 Sn.os
.nosc rulry ~ 49, 49,. asi rasas
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BALTIMonR. May Ne. Mrs. Julia N.
Cain, with other worshipers, was lxnoel-
ing In tho aisle In 81. Alphonso,s
church Sunday while mass was being
celebrated The elevation Of tho host
was In progress whom hcr daughter,
who was lxnceling bcaide her, hoard
her gasp for breath The next mo-
ment she fell forward on her face.
Those about her thought she had faint
ed. The services were suspended until
she had boon carried out, when It was
discovered that she was dead. Heart
disease had carried the unfortunate
woman or.
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DENVER. Col. May 2e. The great ma
tional anniversary Of the Baptlsts Of
the United States opened here Monday,
and the event has attracted to the city
over five thousand delegates and Wis
itors, comprising the most prominent
divines and laymen, and lnywomen Of
the denomination. Many 81 the dele
CATIONS, including those from San Fran
CISCO, Boston, Philadelphia, New York
and Chicago chartered special trains
for the trim.
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ALL PRRR.

Those who have used DR.. Kings
New Discovery know its value, and
those have not, have now the oppor-
tunity to try ii Free. Call on the adj
vertised Druggist and get a trial Bottle.
Free. Send yonr name and address to
4. f. Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get
4 sample box Of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills Free, as well as q copy Of Guide
to Health and Household Inspector,
Free All Of which is guaranteed to
do You good and cost you nothing
\. G Williams Jr. & Co., Drug Store.
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INCOME TAX ]
To- Isp Recommended IN President CIevs
Innd's Next Message.

To- Isp Recommended IN President CIeve-
Innd's Next Message.
WAsHfEGToN. May 22. lit Is said
Cleveland Is laboring hard at his plans
to be placed before congress IL the OK
ira session IN September II is stated
BY those who claim tolxnow, that he fn-
vors an income tax on incomes In excess
of e, 200; second, return to tho Bland
silver law us compromise for the repeal
Of the Sherman law; third, the repeal
Of the ten per cent. tax on state banks.
Mr.. Cleveland has had frequent and
heightened conferences with reference
to this position Cleveland, Secretary
Carlisle, Senator Vest. Of Missouri, and
Representative Wilson. Of West vir-
ginia, have had many meetings lately
on the messngc The president deter
mined to recommend tariff reduction.
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ST.. LOUIS, May GA conference Of
supporters Of the pure food and anti
option bills was held at the South.
lern hotel Monday for the purpose Of
considering what methods should be
adopted with the view Of forcing the
consideration Of these measures direct
ly after the opening Of the next con-
fgress. There Is d large attendance,
many parts Of the country being repre-
senfed
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SrRISeFrELn, O.. May Is. George Ger
man, farmer at Durbin. this county,
died from injuries received In brutal
assault made on him by HIS hired hand,
Milt Fathers, who Is now under arrest
The two had a quarrel in the barn, and
Fathers, after using a curry comb with
horrible effect on Germans face, got
him down and stamped on him Faith
ers also beat Germnn's wife. who came
Ia the rescue.
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KoKoMo, Ind. May e2.-f'hnrlce
Toncy. aged sixteen years. was instant.
" killed at the American straw board
mills, ~ being drawn through the hot
paper rollers. lie was arranging =
broken sheet. when his fingers became
caught between the hugo rollers and
his body was crushed 70 = shnpeless
mass before the machine could DO
stopped, lie Ind only been working
III tie mill three days.
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BUoKLEE's AREIOA sALVE,

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tlonsg and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by e. G. Williams, Jr.. & Co.
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MARIETTA. o., May g. Some weeks
ngo an old German BY the name Of
Nicholas Haas shot and killed his wife.
Mary Landlord Haas. and shot himself.
Sunday the son Of Mrs Haas, George
Lankford Of this city, shot his wife
and then killed himself He was :
saloon-lseeper, and last winter married
woman Of bad reputation by the
name 81 Lane. The cause Of the deed
is supposed to have been jealousy.
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LIMA, o., May %. Frank b Craig
has sned the = r. a w. Railroad Co.
for $50, 900 In December last, while
working as night switchman. In the
Lima yards, he was caught In an unpro-
tectcd frog. and suffered the loss Of
both legs. AS the law compels the
company 70 block these frogs. he asks
damages In the above sum.
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WAsmx0ToN, May n. Princess EuIn-
lie demonstrated Sunday morning that
she n an early riser and d pedestrian a
we'll She arose before 1850 and with
her husband took long walk and
aftcrwnrd attended low mass at St.
Matthews church at o'clock The
princess entered the church ns quietly
and unceremoniously as the hnmblcst
d practitioners.
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4 GENTLE AEDNaArIsrTCAY REMEDY

Of late years have been troubled
considerably with Indigestion, constipa-
hon and gas in stomach, found no
particular benefit in the different rom
edies tried until used Dr.. Deans
Dyspepsia Pills, which removed all
those troubles in gentle and salts
factory manner. VIM. Rutledge, Prop.
Continental Hotel, Martinsburg. West
~
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SAN FRANcIsCo, Col, May "a Tho
trial Of John w. Flood, ex-cashicr Of
the Donohoe- Kelley bank, and who Il
charged with the embezzlement Of si64,-
600. was commenced Monday in the cir
cult court Both the prosecution and
the defense are represented BY strong
counsel. The defendant has entered 4
plea Of not guilty.
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PAnKRRsRuRa, Viva. May ~. John
Oils, the leader Of the DIS gang 81
thieves. has been found guilty Of three
felonies one Of highway robbery, mn
other Of robbink store,S and the third
81 assisting ii breaking Jail. He will
b sentenced IN each case from ave 70
ten years Four other members Of the
gang now in custody win b tried next
tvaak
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EvANsvIiALE Ind, May %. Lizzie
Ashley. one Of the most prominent Ia
dieso of this city, committed suicide sum
day morning BY Jumping into cistcrn
at her brothers residence She was
80 years old, and had been respondent
for several weeks, and during the last
few days has shown signs Of her mind
falling her.
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81. arnrn., Trlal Poatponed.

DENvEM Col, May ~. Monday wa
tho day originally set for the opening
81 the second trial Of DR.. Graves. the
alleged murderer Of Mrs Josephine
Barnaby, Of Providence, r. 1 The
proceedings have boon indefinitely
postponed owing 70 the refusal Of Inn
portant witnesses from the east 70 como
west until fall These witnesses are
tho people who sold the fatal bottle
labeled Home In the Mountains, I and
which was sent to Mrs. Barnaby The
trial will probably take place in the
October term
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~ -i ImnrIsonsldl mn

NEW YoRK. May "a. New Yorlx's
great demonstration In behalf Of the
Imprisoned Irishmen win take place at
Cooper Union Tuesday night Mayor
Gilroy has been asked TO preside, and
Scnator Hill and John W. Con have
been invited 70 speak.
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HAVANA, May %. The sugar season
may now be considered virtually ended,
as the yield Of the few estates still
grinding win have no appreciable e.
feet on the total production, II Is esti-
mated that the yield 81 the whole
island win amount to between $50, 900
and 500, 900 tons, a very large decrease
from the average total production.
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LONDON, May %. In spite Of the big
Chicago exposition, posters Of which
stare at ono everywhere on the conti-
ncnf and throughout England. there Ii
no shutting ones eyes to tho fact that
very few people. and almost none Of
importance, are going from here to the
Worlds fair.
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PANS, May "a wine merchant
named Coupe, living in the Rue de Ia
Glaciere. became suddenly insane. shot
his wife, son and eldest daughter dead
and seriously wounded his yonngesi
daughter. He then attempted suicide
Jealousy OF his wife was the cause 81
his INSANITY.
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NEW YoRK, May %. Rosa Heller, al
though barely 8 years old, died Sunday
morning from alcoholism. She had
drunk a goblet full 81 brandy, liquor
for which she had developed strong
liking Her brother Willie, aged s,
also drank enough OF the stun to make
him very sick, but he viii recover.
They slipped the brandy from the pam
try during the absence Of their mother.
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PoRrsMoUTH. o., May -. The Scioto
river IS again on the boom. showing Z
stage Of over ss feet. The farmers are
thrown back in planting, which win
give very late crop. with probably
poor results
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QUEENsTowN, May 20. The Britfah
ship Lord Templetown, which sailed
from London for Philadelphia. with
bombay as further destination, on
April ia, arrived here after the loss Of
eight men drowned. one killed on deck,
and seven injured.
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Miss naldWln Wins The Race.

CIncAao, May "a AT 1 o'clock Nom
day morning the women's bicycle tour.
lament al the Second Regiment armOry
Terminated. Miss Baldwin. the young
rider from San Francisco, was victori-
Gus, with 407 miles; Miss Williams sec
|ond, 400 miles, and Miss Armaindo third,
AZ miles