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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-07-08
A Large Group of Sun Spots Visible.
Professor Holden of the Lick obscr,


tory says that I; large group Of spots is
now clearly visible on tho sun, which
by the use of a smoked glass can bc seen
with the naked eye. 1t will be extreme
ly interesting to note what, if any, eS
traordinary change in the weather Of the
present period may occur.
In any case experience shows that us Il
rule when the sun S activity is increased
remarkable meteorological changes very
soon take place on the earth. The pres
ent Indications from the large group of
spots telescoped by Professor Holden
are that we may shortly look for an in
creased movement OF the trade winds on
our gulf and south Atlantic coasts, and
consequently ''warm waves in the in
terror Of the country. New Ycih Her-
old
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CANNON BURST.
Two Ann ArhGr Firemel Frig!ltfully
Mangled by the Explosion Of
Gua.
One Had a Leg and the Other Both
Hands Blown OFT T-Ot!ers Slightly
Hurt.
TweEty.sIx Passengers Killed by ,
Boiler Explosion on a Russian
Steamer.

ANN AnBoE, Mich, July 5.-At fire
department headquarters about mid
night Il cannon burst and seriously in
jurel four frenen. They lad been
celebrating and were leading tile cam
nun preparatory to firing the last
charge. Frank Kapp was holding the
cannon on his legs anl Charles Carroll
was ramning the charge home. The
cannon was hot and explolel pre-
maturely, cutting Kapp's right leg off
nearly to the thigh SO that it hung only
by shred Of hes,. Carroll had both
hands blown off. Henry McLaren and
William Eettich. who were standing
near, We're struck l'y pieces of the cam
non and severely but not fatally in
iurel.
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The Iateful Opal.

Miss Gizzelle Sikay, 1o years old,
daughter Of John Sikay of Bridgeport,
died Sunday. She was to have been mar
ried to Henry Callopee. Miss Sikay hal
just been trying on her wedding dress,
and displaying an opal pin intended for
the veil remarked to her bridemaids:
"Sorne girls think opals bring i'll luck.
am sure this will bring Henry and me
nothing bat happiness. )"
She deposited the pin in its case and
turned to rearrange the display Of her
wedding gifts, when the muscles of her
face contracted and she was seized with a
convulsion, during which she sank to the
floor unconscious. Her heart ceased to
beat in % lninutes.-New Haven Regis
for
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Hrnyiuc Il SIlcl sc.

DEVILS LAX, N. ., July 5.-The
state Ch"u auquais provinga great sue
cess, situated as it is Oh the loveliest
spot II the shores of the lake. People
WHO visit it are enraptured by the
beauty of Ike spot and tie attractions
offered by the assembly. Visitors i'll
large numbers are arriving by every
train and taking up qual ,ers either i'll
tents or in the hotel.
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CURED OF D1xtliNTIA.
a Horrible Sight Rest ores Reason to
Il Pennsylvania.

HAzLEroN, Pa, July 5.-One year
ago Charles Eoger of Morrisons was
married. Nine months later he was a
widower. He beca!.:e craz,d with
grief eventually, and as result his af-
fiction produced a dementia pro-
nornced incurab.e. He raved contin-
tally about his wife and entertained
the idea that she had been foully dealt
with. So strongly did he believe in
this that his friends decided to disinter
the body. They did so and the body
was found face downwards and all the
evidence which goes to show that the
woman had been buried alive was
plainly apparent. The glass in the lid
OF the coffin was broken to atoms. The
s1roud enveloping the form was tora
to sbreds. The limbs were twisted and
distorted the hair matted and in her
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-07-08
Can This I.e TrHe2

NO sir, III not pay 81 cents for q
small sandwich and SO cents more for
service. That's simply highway rob-
berry," said New York man to the pro-
prietor of Il Chicago restaurant.
That, sir is an insult to compare mo
with highway robber.'
Eyes, you are right. If there were
any highway robbers, would certainly
beg their pardon. Texas Siftings.
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Cis:=, Oh I. JEALOUSY.

-ln iowa l79an of C1 :sills i;is Wife
and HIMSELF
OsNAs.ousA. l., July 5.-Alnxantler
Cory. (, 1lf,ner at the town of Carbon
dale, shot his wife and then with the
same weaDon killed himself They
were all aged couple. being G3 and So
respectively. Cory left IA letter ad-
dressed to the public in which he
elaine lis wife WAS unf;.ithful. Tho
letter WIS dared d week before. show
ing hc had the deed in contemplation
for so.:ie time Cory was an inteli-
gent man and a Mason Of high degree
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-07-08

st. PAUL, July 5.-All civil proceed,
inss against County Auditor james H.
Burns Lave bsen satisfactorily ter
minated by the board Of county com
missioner. Burns profFered a chec],
for $500. signed ly Banho!z,r, and
tha board accepted it as satisfaction il,
ful Of all existing claims and i'll
structe.l the county attorney to cease
further prOsecrtion.
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Had Need ocPaticncc.

The concourse had need Of patience
FOR it was not until 1i:2O that Director
General Davis arm i'll arm with Vice
President Stevenson appeared at the
head Of the steps leading to the plat
form and q mighty shout went up from
900 00D thronts. Behind the director
general and the vice president came the
mayor and corporation, the national
commissioners and board Of directors,
the lady managers and special
guests cf The occasion. Below the
platform We're the members Of the
Columbian chorus, men and women
fifteen hundred cf them, each With a
big flag that later on was to be waved
in triumph to si@nalize the touch Of
the electric L'ltton that was to dedicate
tic new Liberty Fell a thousand miles
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REiCilsTAG OPENED.

Emperor William Delivers His
Speech ON the Army BILL.
BERLIN July 5-Tle reichstag was
opened at noon by Emperor William in
person. the emperor. attired in full
military uniform, entered the saloon
and proceeded directly TO the dais,
which was erected to the right
of the press gallery. Bowing low,
Chancellor Won Ceprivi handed the
manuscript OF the imperial speech to
the emperor when he read i'll a clear
voice. The speech was almost entirely
in regard to the army bill.
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hands she c..nched bunch of it. Those
who were engaged in disinterring the
body fell back. entirely overcome. The
most composed man in the party was
the de1nen:ed husband. He assumed
an air of complacency and assisted in
the work of rearrangins the body. H.
has shown no signs Of mental aberra-
tion since. and from all appearance his
mental powers have been restored.
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MAKE THE People TIRED.
Train Service in Nc.rasxs to BE Sti
I'Erl her i,c<i1cnf

RAIN service III NCDfdSnS to tie Still
Further Reduced.
SIOUX CITY, July 5.-The railroads
IN this section are still pursuing the
policy of retrenchnent. The Chicago,
ST. Paul, Minneapolis G. Omaha. has
laid off several large gangs of laborers,
mostly Italians, and has cut down train
service by letting out :: number of
freight crews. Most OF these changes
are i'll Nebraska. Tie lines ill the
northern part Of that state are under
stood 10 be getting ready Cor still more
scooling. When the Nebraska rate
law goes into effect passenger and
freight trains will he taken eff or many
of the shorter or branch lines and
wherever it is possible accommodation
trains will be made TO take the place OF
separate freiyhts and passengers. Rail
road men frankly acknowledge that
they propose to make the state tired of
the law
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-07-08
Phelps Closing .areEment.

PARIS, July Be. j. Phelps, of coun-
sci for the United S5atcn, continued his
closing address before the Bering sea
tribunal OF arbitration during Tie day.
He examined into II rights claimed by
Russia in 1899 and 1921 and into the
resulting protests from the United
States and the treaties Letween America
and Russia,
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NATIONAL SCHOOLS.
Emperor VILLA m Makes Concessions
fC th., Poles r,,r Y'ini.. Etnnc

Emperor William Makes Concessions
to th: l'O.fs for Thei. Votes.
BFHLIS, July 5.-Er peror William
during the day granted an audience to
H.,rr Won Kosc!elski, a leader of the
Polish party. His maj 'sty learned
from the Polish leader that his party
demanded in return for their support
of the army bill certain concessions in
regard to national schools. The e,n-
];eror readily fell IN with his views and
summoned Dr.. Boisc. minister of in
struction, who was instructed by the
emperor to prepare a scheme that
would satisfy the Poles demand for
national schools.
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ClNcINNATI, July "a terrible
thunder storm passed over central Ohio
at 10 o'clock Sunday night followed by
another OF equal fury at 9
o'clock Monday morning. Much
damage was done. The wind and
lightning We're the most severe in fifty
years. Rain fell III torrents during the
storm and was accompanied by hail.
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Morton Use the Knife.

WASHINGTON. July s. Secretary
Morton has decided that the expenses
of the bureau of animal industry must
be cut down this year 25 per cent. It is
understood that the secretary is con-
si;'erins the advisability OF doing away
altogether with the system OF meat in
spection, which would bring about Il
saving OF about $50, coo year.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-07-08

WAsH1SGToS, July 5.-The long post
Office contest at Rel Lake Falls, Mimi,
has been settled by tie appointment of
Fred j. Taylor, a popular young Demo
crat. Owen j. Mnlvcy was appointed
at Donaldson. Kittson county. South
Dakota rost1nas;ers were appointed as
follows: William S. Fry, Bartholdle,
Horace county; johnson Line, Tree
L .sla
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-07-08

WAsH1NGToS, July 5.-Judge Loch.
ren has returned from Gettysburg. He
says the First Minnesota monument is
complete and is the finest rayilnental
monument on the field. Ee thinks it
was a good plan to delay the dedication
on account Of the New York 1nonu-
,nent demonstration. He thinks The
Minnesota monument will be dedicated
In October
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Royal Relics.

A writer in LA Vie Contemporaine"
has discovered thatan old box in the lun,-
Der room of tho Louvre museum instead
of containing archives, as was supposed
by many, is full Of the relics Of royal per-
sonage -jawbones, shoulder blades,
shanks, ribs and vertebrse. The writer
states that there are among ttlela the
scapula Of Hugues Capet, the thighbone
Of Charles V, the shinbones of Charles
VI and Francis l, the vertebrn OF Charles
VII and Charles, TX, the ribs Of Philippe
le Bel and Louis N!I and the lower .i,.s iozss.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-07-08
FROM IN IMMoV.:ni.si CLOUD.
Peculiar Rains. orsn in Pleasant Val
lev. hGiaccnlto I,itts!,urr


ley, Adjaccn. to Pittsburg.
PlTTsBURc, July 5.-A peculiar storm
burst forth from clear sky at Pleasant
Valley, just back Of Sharp burg a
suburb OF this city, at s:3) p. III. AT
that hour ;n imlnovable black cloud
formed in the SKY, and /. violent rain
poured down for as minutes. Saitz Run,
Il creek 2 OF 8 feet wide sw,l He'd to an
an area o: 600 feet. Fifteen houses were
inundated and SIX small bridges swept
away. A man with horse and buggy
was caught in the swo len stream The
man was saved by persons throwing
him rope. The horse was drowned
The storm was scarcely noticeable in
Sharrsburg. not tw, miles distant.
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Crisn nnu Carlisle Confer.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-Ex-Speaker
Crisp arrived in Washington during
the morning from Atlanta, Ga. and re-
paired at once to the treasury depart
1nent where he had an interview with
Secretary Carlisle. at whose suggestion
he came North. The interview lasted
20 minutes
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10 Money to Meet Nchts s,

LITTLE FALLS. Nina, July 5.-Th'
gas company at this city flee! deed o
ass 8 ment to G. ". Brown. lis asset
are III pose,l TO be two O., three time!
It's liabilities, but. owing to the finan
cial strin.eucy, could not get money t<
meet ii.b.S
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Two .,sci, Sl.t.t.

SPoKAST, Wash. July 5.-At
o'clock a. III. {: terrible tragedy occurred
at Han.;er junction. a small village Is
miles from here. Dennis Collins, a dis
charged section Land On the Northern
Pacific shot M. J. Coleman, section
foreman, probably :ata,ly. Jack Dugan,
who intert"red between the beligerents,
was shot aud killed Collins was drunk.
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FELL IN THE MISSOURI.
a Parachute Jumper Loses his Life
at Omaha.

at Omaha.
OMAHA. July 5.-A man named
R-ldy Estes was drowned i'll the Mis-
souri, river at ills Place. Gibbles G.
Gould have recently leen conducting
balloon ascensions on the beach of Lake
Omaha. Tuling the evening Estes
Went Up in tie lalle or, intending to d.
scend ly parachute. When the balloon
WIS up alout 5000 feet the signal to
cut Il ose V as given. l.ut, for some nn-
known reason, Estes could not cut tie
rope and came down with the balloon,
failing MO the river a lni.e east of the
beach. lie could Lot swim and at
once went down.
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State silver Convention.

TOPEKA, July ga. c. shinn, of
Ottawa, vice president of Kansas Of
the American Bi-Metall.c league, has
issued cal for state convention to
be held III Topeka, July &c. in the in
terest OF SILVER ag:tation.
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Crossed Niagara Falls.

EI:GARA FALLS July o.-CEford
Calver1y, the Young wire walker, crossed
the Niagara near he Cantileyer bridge
during the afternoon in the face Of d
wind that was blowing a gale in the
centre OF the gorge.
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rE!lS {5efre:,f

ST. CLOUD, MINI, July 5-Two hun.
dred and fifty Benedictine nuns went
into retreat at Mother House, ST.
Joseph, this county, yesterday, in
charge Of Father Port. The retreat
lasts week. At its close 25 young
Ioyiiates take the white veil.
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The exercises OF the day j3al q pre-
lude in Z process ioa Ct tEe leading par
ticirants. Il let the city hail Il;
O'clock with . company Of tho Second
regiment healed by its b;n | 70 BLAZE
its way o9o' the bou.eyar,l5 Heading
the line was Il carriage occrpi5rl hy
Mrs. Perry 5.;tforl Of M:r,ha's Vine
yard. and two lady friends, and Hio
held and at intervals waved priceless
relic il tic fc14l of the original
flag under %'iicA Paul Jones
sailed with the authority o.
congress. behind came carriages con-
joining Mayo Harrison and t!4e city
officials, Tie members o. the loar.l OF
aldermen md Tie members of the Lib
erty Bel committee healed by W. G.
Mcdowell Of New Jersey. The process
sion moveG slowly for the boulevard.
From curb to curb was packed with
vehicles Of all descriptions, carry
ing their owners and guests
towards the park and it was nearly IL
o'clock when it reached lie Fifty seventh
street entrance.
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F}cniefi :, New Trial

ST. PAUL, July 5-Judye Brill has
denied the motion for new trial of the
State Of Minnesota against Annie NJ.
Smith, a coicred woman who is serving
a lie sentence in the lenitentiary for
killing q lward Hoppe, at Bass lako, on
July of last year.
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city, thinks the Two men robbed the
train at Cimarron on June 10 last.
Starr will stand charged with every
crime upon the calendar-murder,
train and bank robbery, whisky selling.
etc. Starr is only 90 years old and be-
gan his career of crime only about !,
year ago. There are rewards amount
ing to s3,0C0 for his arrest.
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Worlds Fair Passes.

The number OF free season passes to
the Worlds fair issued by the exposi-
ton officials is estimated at 100000. On
each of these is the photograph hf the
holder, So as to prevent use by Enother:
The pass is in the form of book - BY
81 inches. containing ISL "a .nissioA cou-
po1.s, OF o-le fer each day Of the six
months. They are Issued to officials;
employees. exhibitors, newspaper men;
foreign commissioners. etc.-Pittsburg
Disyarc.l.
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RUSSIAN DISASTER.
TWcnty-siX Killed BY Steamboat
Boiler Explosion.

Boiler Explosion
ST. PETERSBURG, July 5. "A terrible
disaster, resulting i'll Il large loss of life.
occurred on the steamer Al:ona,
boat emp. owed in the river trade Oh
the Vulsa. The steamer with quite a
number { t pa: SEM sers on beard, was
approaching Rumanoy. when her boil
ers exploded, li.ling twenty-six pas
sensers. Among them was General
Pttrushewslsi. The explosion tore the
upper Part OF the steamer to pieces and
the burning coal that was blown from
the furnace set fire to the wreck. The
Loaf burned to the waters edge and
then sank.
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Hsi,sfia YIifhflluUia

BUFFALO, n. Y, July 5.-TIe militia
was Withdrawn from Tonawanda late
i'll tie afternoon. The situation has be-
come such that deputy sheritfs can take
tie place Of soldiers in guarding the
property of the luin nbermeE.
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MAN THEY WANTED.
Henry Starr, Arrested at Colorado
Springs, ConfesSes.

Springs, Confesses.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, July o.
Henry Starr, who was arrested with
John Wilson, confesses that he is the
man wanted for killing the United
States marshal at Fort Smith. Ark,
but be claims it was in self defense.
His alleged wife admits his identity.
United States Marshal Crum wires that
requisition papers are now on the way
and that Starr and Wilson must be
held until his arrival. Special Agent
Taylor Of the Santa Fe, who is in this
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Seventh Attamnt successful

TRENTON, N j., July 5,-Edward
OFT, 50 years old Wire drawer, sue
ceeded in committing suicide, after
having made seven different attempts.
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NOW A REPUBLIC
King George Of Greece Voluntarily
Abdirates The Thro"e of His
Fathers,
And the Country Is Immediately De.
ciared Il epub.ic-Intense Ex.
citenlant
Is Caused BY The Action, But 1t
Is Thought M Trouble Will
Ensuc.

ATHENS, July 5.-The king has abli-
Gated the throne of Greece and the
country is declared Il republic. The
citement. but it is not Ieievel any
trouble will ensue.
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Fatal Celebration.

NEW YORK. July g.. Christina
Sc!iiel!er, 13 years old, accidentally
sEc; and liijAi l;er sweet cart Henry
Sohl, at jer home in til, city HE ac-
cident occurred hli.c the couple were
discharg;1sy reviewers IL celebration OF
the Fourth.
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Rose E0cn,a:, Married,

NEW 1oaEz. July 5. THE report i'll
theatrical circles that John I. Sullivan,
the actor hid been married to Rose
Cogtllun is confirmed. Nj. Sullivan has
ben playing leading roles il Miss
CoShlHn's supporting conpany Tor sew
cl;.l 5s,"soIs.
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Colorado Bank I'ailure.

golden. Colo, July 5-The Jeffer
son county bank i'll this city has made
an assignment. i he total liabilities oil
the INK are placed ut i7G, ,53S. 10 while
the assets arc Sill. $50 81.
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Miners on q Strike.

STEUBESy1LLE, O.. July 5.-Thirty-
FIVE hundred miners at Long Run, Dill.
lonyile and Laurelton mines. on the
Wheeling and Lake Erie. are out on a
strike because of the discharge Of the
check Xeighman.
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CONGREGATIONAL Church: Preaching at
II a. m. and 1870 p m. Sunday school at !: m
Tuesday Junior G. Il. society 4:15 p. II.
Wednesday Prayer meeting at 7:3O y. m
WM. HOWARD WATSON, Pastor.
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rod lnSnIyeut

WINNIPEG July 5.-The Commercial
Bank Of Manitoba has lec' d, c,.,reG
insolvcn. and liquidators appointed te
Wind up its affairs.
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Call For a Silver Conventions

WAsH1SGToS, Jaly "a. J. Warner.
president OF the American Bi-metallic
league, has issued call for a national
convention Of the league TO be held in
Chicago beginning Aug. next
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The NaEob of Ralnpur.

VICTORIA. B. c., July 5.-The Nawob
of Rampur arrived here Monday. They
left in the evening for Bantf Ell route
to Chicago. The party consists Of IL,
including several servants.
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Decorated .E.Qlcl.

BERLIN. July 5.-Eu!peror William
has conferred upon DR.. Miguel, Prus-
sian minister OF finance, the decoration.
Of the Grand Cross Of the O:der Of the
Red E ,gls.
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Ask q t.cdI.ctiOn.

DENVER, Colo, July 5.-The daily
evening papers in this city have asked
compositors to accept reduction from
so to 40 cents per thousand ems. Tho
printers say they will not accept.
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Eishsured For Life.

Fort WAYNE. Ind. July 5.-In fit
Of jealousy the wife Of JohI w. Ritter
dashed cupful of nitric acid into his
face, disfguring him for life
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O;TAEl,, Ont. July 2.-Mrs. Palmer
a I-er 3-ANear-o o.'l daughter attempted
to hoard the tram While moving. The
mother sill ped and fell unier tie
wheels and ,oth We're instantly killed
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BUSINESS RLVIIIsSES.


LEADvnLE. Colo, July 5.-TLe
American National bank has .us.
pended. All dtpositors will be paid in
f,,.I
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Spain was republic for nearly two
years (1s6s-70) under the presidency Of
Emilio CASTELAR,, but royalty was revived.
Castelar, has just announced his retire
ment from pubic life.
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Died ofHydroDf,obin

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, July 5.-Within
q day or two seven cows. some of them
valuable stock, have died from hydro
phobi;..