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THE READING DEFAULTS.
The Lancaster and QuarryviIle Bonds
Go to Protest.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-The Reading
Railroad Company has defaulted in the
payment of both the principal and interest
of the Lancaster and Quarryville bonds,
which it guaranteed and which matured
on Saturday. The Finance Company Of
Penns sylvania, representing a syndicate
formed for the purpose, to-day paid off
$500 600 of the loan made by Speyer g. Co.
of New York to the Reading Company.
The balance of the loan, 100000, has
been extended by Speyer & Co.
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JUST A DRIFTING MATCH.
Uninteresting Regatta of the Royal
Northern Yacht Club.

LONDON, July 3.-The regatta of the
Royal Northern Yacht Club took place to-
day off Rothesay. The wind was light
and the regatta proved little better than a
drifting match. At the end of the first
round the commodore Of the club stopped
the race and awarded the first prize to the
Calluna. The Valkyrie got the second
prize and the Satanita third. The Britain
MIA came in fourth.
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WHEELER A WONDER.
He Wins All Four of the New York
Cycling Races,

Cycling Races.
NEW YORK. July 3.-Between 5000 and
1000 spectators assembled at the Manhattan
field this afternoon to witness the inaugu-
raj races of the Nation Cycling Assoc;a-
tion of America. Cash prizes of $500 were
given out.
Quarter-mile race. first two heats were
won by II. c. Wheeler of Orange. N. J.
Best time. SO ZIG seconds.
Haf-mile handicap, II. c. Wheeler,
scratch Time, IL 10
Mile, first two heats were won by Fl. c.
Wheeler. Time, 2:37 1-5 and 2 :45 1-5.
Two-mile handicap. 81. G. Wheeler.
scratch. Time. 5 :05.
The morning call., 1893-07-04
India Is Thankful.

SIMLA, July "a meeting Of civil SER
wants, called to thank the Government for
its action in reference to silver, resolved
last evening that the measure ought to be
made Retrospective.
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THE HOMESTEAD RIOTERS.
The Indictment Against Them Will
Not Be Pushed.

PITTsBURG, July 3.-The indictments
for riot, conspiracy, treason and murder
against the strikers, known as the Home
stead cases. will not be pressed for trial.
The prosecution and defense have agreed
to allow them to go over till the Septemb ber
term, when the court will be asked by the
prosecution to make an order directing the
District Attorney to take no action in the
matter, the Commonwealth being satisfied
that no conviction can be had.
The morning call., 1893-07-04
Argentine Cabinet Resigns.

BUENos AYREs. July 3.-The Cabinet
formed four weeks ago resigned. Presi-
dent SaenZ Fena is forming ne " one.
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SHERMAN'S DISCLAIMER.
He Repeats That He Does Not Like
His Own Law.

CHICAGO, July 3.-''There never has
been time since the law of $780, known
as the Sherman act was passed that l
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THE WAR IN BRAZIL.
French Sailors Reported to Have Dee
shot by the Brasiiiau Governmsnt

Treneh baiiors heported 10 nave been
Shot by the Brazilian Government
LONDON. Dec. 13.-A dispatch to the
7imes from Lisbon says that tho steam
ship Nile. which left Rio Janeiro, Decem-
5, has arrived at PernAmbuco, bringing
news of the arrest Of the crew Of the
French steamer Parahayba. Advices say
the crew were ordered shot without trial,
although there is no proof that they in
tended 10 Join tho insurgents. Tho con-
demned sailors at the moment of eXecu-
tion cried m one voice: Long live
Mcllo" This produced such an i'm
preston on the government troops In the
firing party that II did no, hit the
prisoners and only five were killed. The
soldiers were ordered to lire again, but
refused. The remainder of the Para
hayba crew was therefore imprisoned.
The public Is shocked ut the brutality of
tho sentence imposed and greatly in
ccnscd against President Peixoto. The
steamer Parahayba is the property Of the
Compagnc Chargeurs Rcunis and is
freight vessel plying between Havre and
South American ports. She left Cardiff
on October B for Montevidio and Buenos
Ayrcs.
EL PAso, Dec. II. II Deming
special TO tho Times says: A
courier brings tho report Of a
battle between troops and the revolution
lists near Colonia Juaves last Friday. The
soldiers encountered 100 rebels under
Santa Ana Perez. Tho latter had tho ad-
vantage OF position and fought from am
bush, The rebels lost - and tho soldiers
100. Both sides had many wounded.
WASHINGTON. Dec. ii.-Ministcr Mem
donca charactcrizcs tho London Times
Rio cables as prejudiciai and false in
character rs others coming from British
sources. Pcixoto has 1000 well armed
and well trained soldiers at Rio. Mem
donca has received n cable from tho West
Indies showing tho accident to the steamer
America was not duo To trcachery on
board. Tho steamer will be ready to pro-
ceed by the end OF this week.
BuENos AyREs, Dec. l3.-Admirnl
Melio's flagship Aquidaban is again block
aiding Rio do Jancrio. Communications
between land and tho shipping in Rio bay
have been stopped.
WAsIiIsGToN, Dec. l3.-Commantler
Picking, at Rio Janciro. telcgraphs tho
navy department.: "Consui Burke, at
Pernambuco. wants vessel as a prccau-
tionary measure. martial law having been
declared, but all is quiet"
Captain Picking also says that Opas
island and Enchandas are in possession
of Admiral Gaiss, the insurGont COM
mandant. The former is well fortified
and is continually firing upon the custom
house and naval arsenal with small arms.
BuESos AyREs, Dec. 13.-Adviccs from
| Rio say that General Argolo has been dis
missed from chief command of the fifth
military district. Owing to renewal of the
blockade harbor by insurgents. merchant
vessels are not ablo to discharge their
cargoos and therefore have proceeded OF
their voyages. business at Rio is
suspended.
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AMONG THE REDS.
what the Anarchists Are Doing In Sari-
Gus Parts OF Europe.

Gus Parts OF Europe.
BARCELONA. Dec. l3.-Another anarcIl-
isl has been arrested on tho charge of
completely in tho bomb outrage at the
Licec ihcater. lie was denounced by a
woman, who rs now In prison, and with
whom he formerly lived. Five bombs.
with fuses attached, have been found In a
garden in an alley called Gallo do Trafal-
gar. The uncSplodcd bomb, which was
found in the Licee theatcr at tho tinic of
the recent outrage, has been submitted TO
analysis and found to contain dynamite
mixed with chlorate OF potash.
MADRID, Dec. l3.-Thc civil governor OF
Valladolid has received letter warning
him of an attempt that would be made to
destroy the buildings aud residences of
the wealthy with dynamite. II is believed
the letter is u hoax, but inquiries have
been started.
BERLIN. Dec. l3.-At an official dinner
this evening Chancellor Caprivi expressed
the opinion that the present laws are ado
quate to deal with tho anarchists in Ger
many.
PARIS, Dee. i3.-The police have
searched tho residences OF Paul Eccules,
civil engineer. nephew OF tho eminent
geographical writer, jacques Elisce Ec.
culcs, and seized important letters show.
ing he IL in constant communication with
anarchist leaders and giving information
of q most serious nature.
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A Republican, Opinion.

LONDON, Dec. 13.-The Financial Times
publishes an interview with Chauncey NJ.
Depew. in which he is quoted as saying
president Cleveland was right and silver
wrong. The tariff need not cause any
fear IN regard 10 American railroads
they will get along all right"
Explaining the recent crisis. Dcpew
said: ''Business before the panic of 1898
was being conducted in the most conscr-
vative way within living memory. The
panic was due to the fact that for the first
time in over 10 years o president was
elected with q FREQ trade policy and pos.
sible majority of both houses. The ma.
jority which put Cleveland in was com
posed of all the Heterogeneous elements OF
the populace wanting TO change the exist.
ing order of things"
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Agent Mayss OF the Northern Pscioc Are
| rested - serious Charge.


Special Dispatch TO tho standard.
LIVINGSTON. Dec. l3.-Attorney John T.
Smith returned yesterday from saltwater,
Mont, where ho had been called to assist
in tho prosecution of Agent Mayes of tho
Northern Pacific. charged with assault
with intent 10 commit murder, the COM
planning witness being ex-Operator j. &.
Wilson. Mayes was discharged at tho
preliminary examination and Immediately
had Wilson arrested on n similar charge.
The case is set for next Saturday at Still
water. Wilson gave bonds for his appear.
ancc and was in Livingston to-day and
employed Il. j. Campbell to defend him.
Tho alleged assault and attempted muir
der occurred At the saltwater depot last
Sunday evening. IL is stated that Wilson
entered the waiting room, where Mayes
was employed in sweeping out, and when
within striking distance OF the agent
whipped out gun. Maycs grabbed VIII
sons arm and clinched him, the gun being
discharged in the air IN the struggle which
eusued. Both men fell down and the gun
was discharged again, tho ball barely
missing Mayes. The agent had just forced
Wilson to relax his hold of tho revolver
when a man who had been attracted by
tho shots came running in with Winches-
ter and put stop to further hostilities.
| Bad blood existed between the parties,
and Wilson claims that the agent was In.
| sirumcntal in procuring his discharge.
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ment. II 10 ascertained that the story
probably originated from the Information
given TO the congressman that lestcrs
from Minister Stevens TO tho secretary
had for some time forsshadowed the
probable outbreak at Honolulu. Ono In
November, 1892, detailed tho manner in
which the outbreak would probably occur
and foretold the character Of the rovolu-
ton in q way which Was verified by the
events OF January in minute particulars.
To oil this information from Minister
Stevens there 10 no response from the
secretary OF state In the records Of the
department and has not been Mt any time.
Tho inference is that Minister Stevens
understood what was desired for him 10
do and did not need further written in.
structions. 1t 10 claimed also that these
dispatches from Stevens are TO be relied
upon to show he had an understanding
with tho leaders Of the provisional govern
ment as to the action they were going TO
tako many months before the revolution.
SAN Francisco, Dec. l3.-P. G. Jones, n
member Of the provisional government OF
Hawaii, is among the passengers Oh the
Oceanica. lie is OH his way TO Washing
ton with lot OF afIidavits tending to show
the incorrectness of Blount's report. The
general tendency OF these aiiidavits Is 10
the effect that Blount was not an Impair
tial examiner and framed his questions SO
as not to give the supporters of tho provis-
ional government a chance 10 tell their
side. The afiiants are members OF the
present government, ex-members OF the
old government and prominent business
mon.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-There Is q well
defined belief in diplomatic circles that
the attempt Of the Cleveland administra-
ton to restore the Hawaiian queen TO the
throne has been abandoned. Tho belief
Is not based on idle rumor, but on official
information received Mt one of the en-
bassys from that embassy's home govern
mcnt. That homo government is under
stood TO have received its information
from its minister at Honolulu, who immc-
diately acquainted its representative here
with tho information.
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Treaty with i,oumani..

BERLIN. Dec. iS.-During the debate on
the Eoumanlan treaty strong arguments
in its favor were advanced Ion Berle-
poch, minister OF commerce. Won Bicbcrt-
stein, minister OF foreign affairs,
and Chancellor Caprivi. The latter
declared that the rejection of
tho treaty would seriously damage
tho prestige of the govern
meni aud injure tho entire economic life
OF the country. The treaty was adopted
by ls0 to i65. The majority included So
cialists, the freisinnigc party, south Ger
mans. yolkspartic. Poles, most of the
national liberals, and q small portion of
the center. The minority consisted of
conservatives, the bulk of the impcrialists.
the remainder of the center and Count
Herbert Bismarck.
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1T Is ALL FIXED.
The Corbett- Mitehsii right viii Take
Place tn Jack ,onsllle.

ST. Loris, Dec i3.-A special to tho Re
public from jacksonville says: The Flor
ida supreme court to-day re ndercd an
opinion sustaining tho validity Of the pres
ent municipal government in Jackson
vile. This means the passage next Tues
day Of an ordinance permitting prgilistic
contests with five ounce gloves with guar
autccd police protection. The Corbett.
Mitchell fight will now surely take place
here Jan. Is. Corbett will reach this city
tomorrow morning and proceed Mt once
to Mayport TO inspect training quarters.
Billy Thompson, Mitchcl's representa-
tive. will reach here Monday. private
letter from Mitchell says he will train on
Anastia island, opposite II. Augustine.
aud will arrive hero about tho holiday
time.
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DENVER, Dec. l3.-Thomas b. Owens
alias Bert &. Frame, and W. II. Gibson
were arrested to-day Mt San Francisco
They are wanted here TO answer
a charge obtaining of $4,000 from
Mrs. J. L. Smell, formerly Mrs
Helen c. Woods. by blackmaii. Mrs,
Woods gave Owens money to frustrato an
alleged plot to kidnap her daughter. and
he told her he had killed two plotters and
made her believe she was an accomplicc in
the murder. Owens was arrested las
summer at Centeryille, Ohio, but got free
on a habcas corpus and escaped before ex
tradition papers arrived.
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Races ut New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Dee. 13.-Track heavy
Five and one-half furlongs-Bcnnett won
Miss Mamie, second: Blur. third. Time
i:i5L. Six furlongs Tippccanoe won
wigwam. second; Wallace. third. Time
1:24H. Six furlongs-Aiibi won; Joe
woolman. second; Rustic. third. Time
I:2iL. Five furlones-Ornda won; Bon
ME Kate. second; Ncwsboy, third. Time
:O9A. Seven furlongs-Nannic Lor,
won; Boro, second Wedgefield, third
Time, 80.
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The Meyer Murder Case.

New YORK, Dec. i3.-The Meyer trial
to-day was taken up with the Testimony
of the doctors regarding the post morten
on Baum after the body was disinterred.
All the experts testified that the deceased
met his death by poison and TO the pres
ence of antimony and arsenic in the body.
The cross examination indicated that the
defense will endeavor to show that the
presence Of poison was the result of the
embalming process.
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HOW THEY WORKED 1T.
Cinnamon smuEg,ed Into tho Country a
Fixed Price Fer Head.

u Fixed Price Fer Head.
PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. l3.-In the Chi
nese conspiracy cases this morning Blum
testified that the Merchants Steamship
company. of which he was partner,
made arrangements in Victoria for hav-
ing certificates furnished 10 Cinnamon,
and that they paid c. j. Mulkey, special
treasury agent, sl2 per month for not in
terfering with their Chinese and opium
traffic. Tho prosecution introduced n let
ter purporting 10 be written by c. J. Mul.
key to Blum, regarding Chinese ship.
ments, also cipher code used by the
Merchants Steamship company. also G1
letters written by Dunbar and Blum TO
Wilson, the agent in Victoria.
Blum testified that Collector Lotan re-
ccived $50 apiece for the Chinese landed
and the deputy collector received part OF
Sl2o which the company received for bring
ing each Of tho Chinese into port. The
only officers of the government implicated
by Blum are ex-Collector Lotan, Deputy
Collector Cardenell and Special Agent
Mulkey. Blum will probably be OH the
stand all day tomorrow.
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Hard times have been
the cause of many business
failures and some of the
finest Jewelry Stocks have
been thrown on the market
at a great sacrifice. We
have watched these bank
rupt stocks closely, and
have bought largely of
their finest goods. and at
such LOW PRICES that
we are prepared to SUR
PRISE our customers
with the bargains we have
to offer.
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Maynard Was Beaten.

ALBANY, n. V, Dec. 13.-As returned by
the state board OF canvnssers the senate
stands republicans, 10; democrats, ~;
assembly. republicans, "a; democrats. 81
n republican majority on joint ballot ol
2s. The constitutional convention will he
compose Of 10 republicans and 65 demo
Gratis. Bartletts plurality over Maynard
for tho court of appeals was i0l,05i
Other republican candidates had plurali
ties of from % 100 to 5000.
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she wouIdn.t Marry Him.

DENVER. Dec. 13.-Ed. Haniicid. a fast
young man about town. this afternoon
shot his mistress. Eda Hall, Central the
ater actress. and then fired bullet into
his brain. Hanficld died instantly. The
woman is lying at the hospital with bull
let wound through her left breast and will
die in few hours. Hanfield 10 the son of
wealthy parents in Ashheld, Mass. and
has led dissolute life here. The girl had
refused to marry him.
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OMAnl. Dec. i3.-Gcneral Cowen, gem
eral counsel for the government IN the
Union Pacific recciycrsnip. says the appli-
cation for $1,000 salary for each of the re-
ceiyers will never come up again. Tho
court will see how much actual labor falls
to each OF the lyo receivers and will in
duo time fix their respective pay.
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schncfer Bents Ives.

NEW YORK, Dec. la-Schaefer's defeat
of Ives in the billiard tournament makes
the result q tic and necessitaies three
moro games. each player having won and
lost one game. To-night's contest was .
poor showing on the part of Ives, who was
beaten GOO to .A1. Schaefers average was
70: high run, 50. Ives average, II 7-p;
high run, 81.
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silver Question Postponed.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The house conf
mittee Oh coinage, weight and measures
has postponed all consideration of tho
Bland bill until the second Thursday in
January, with BANDS consent, as he
found opposition to its being passed at
present.
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The Opium Curse.

CALCUTTA, Dec. l3.-Bcfore tho opium
commission at Rangoon DIR. Gushing.
American Baptist missionary, spoke
strongly concerning the evil effects of
opium, asserting that tho poor Chinese
thicye to obtain the drug.
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To Drill In the Snow.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Dec. 13.-The coming
winter has been selected for series of
extensive army mancuvers in the snow
clad portions of Moscow. The troops will
bivouac under the new Ghirgese's felt
tents. The military evolutions in snow
will only be suspended when eight degrees
below zero are registered by tho ther.
mometer,
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A Silver CnnGerencc.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.-Promincnt sill
yer leaders of the country will meet in
Washington on Friday for a two days
conference. II is proposed to raise large
fund aud devise means for elccting q sill
yer majority in the Fifty-fourth congress.
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cmCNuo, Dec. i3.-Thc testimony in tho
Coushlin case to-day largely consisted OF
the finding. Identification and custody of
the clothing taken from the sewer with
Cronin's body and alleged TO be Cronin's.
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4 Bank Teller Guilty.

MISYEAroLIs, Dec. l3.-Philip Scheig,
the ahsconding bank teller, pleaded
guilty this morning. II is believed he has
made some arrangement with the bank.
The grand jury is now considering the
cases OF Louis and Frank Floyd, AS
accompliccs.
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The schlos. IaIlure.

New YORK, Dec. 1S.-At a meeting Of
the creditors of NJ. J. Schloss & Co., the
assignee's report showed n deficiency of
over 10000 between assets and liabili.
tics. A committee was appointed TO in
vestigate the circumstances of the failure.
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Ca,up Pleads Guilty,
Dispatch to the standard.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
HELENA, Dec. 13.-Robert c. Camp, tho
ex-conyict, who held up Charles X. Craig
one night after his pardon out Of tho
Deer Lodge pcnitcntiary. pleaded guilty
IN the district court to-day to highway
robbery and will be sentenced on satur-
day.
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Oue for Montana

WASHINGTON, Dec. l3.-The house com.
mittce on public lands has reported favor
ably on the bill allowing Montana TO Sc
lect the lands she was granted under the
enabling act before they are surveyed. the
title not to pass until tho survey is made.
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Death of Judge Mclfeury,

LOUISVILLE. Dec. 13.-Ex-Judge Martin
j. MlcHenry died yesterday, 81 years old.
lie was buried this afternoon. During tho
administration of Governor John &. Crit.
tcnden, in 1sis, he was chosen district
judge and was receiver of tho United
States land Office in Des Moines, Iowa,
many years.
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NEW YORK. Dec. l3.-The counsel for
Mrs. Ella Nicolaus denies that she and
her guardian" sailed for Genoa yesier-
day. or that her suit against George Gould
is settled. Gould himself says he knows
nothing OF tho alleged settlement.
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Cb,eayo Doesn't Wan, Them,

CmcAoo, bee. B.-As a result Of tho
publication Of the fact that Chicago is pre-
pairing to care for the unemployed for tho
winter, tramps are ilocking to the city by
every train from all directions. The po-
lice authorities are taking measures to
meet them as they come and face them
about
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Death of Mr.. MulcAre.

BrrrE. Dec. i3.-John :. Mulcare died
OF consumption this evening at his resi-
dcnce, No. sos North Alaska street, aged
& years He leaves a wife and child.
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Hit by an Ice House.

BfLLAIRE. Ohio, Dec. ia gang of
laborers were tearing down an leo house
this morning when II collapsed. and
fatally wounded six. as follows: W. NJ.
Rinkem, Howard Hudnett, Joseph Picker
ing. Edward Stein, II. G. Roberts and W.
L, Roberts,
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N,t m Aptrsh hist.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Dec. i3.-Governor
Altgeld has declined to grant a reprieye
TO George Paynter, sentenced TO han. in
Chicago next Friday for the murder of
Alice Martin, his mistress, in April, 1871.
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Death of an Editor.

PnILApELrnIN. Dec. la-Dr. Edward
Morwitz. the weil-known editor Of the
GtI1nah Democrat, died to-day.
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LONDON, Dec. i3.A gunpowder explo-
sion at waltham Abbey to-day killed one,
and fatally wounded nine.
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Hard Time. strike Italy.

ROME. Dec. i3.-The courts ut Florence
have declared the banking house OF Du-
fresne insolvent.
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Call and Examine Prices.

Beautiful gifts on display
in window, every pur-
chaser of over SI.oo re-
ceives ticket emitting them
to one chance on drawing
which takes place on Dec.
3ISt.