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STRANGE EXPLOSION
In an Illinois Glucose Factory
Wrecks the Works.
SEVEN LIVES CRUSHED OUT,


GENEVA. Ill, May IS With n roar
that was heard three miles away and a
cDneussion that shook every house and
shattered half the windows in the town
the plant Of the Charles i. Pope Glu.
cose works blew up Wednesday after
noon. Seven men were instantly killed
and only one other was injured. and he
not So badly as 70 confine him to the
house for more than week
The cause Of the explosion Is not
known. and it Is doubtful II il will ever
be. II occurred in the third story near
d quarter which Is often used in the
work OF the plant, but which is said TO
have been lying idle Wednesday. The
only man who could give any informa-
ton regarding the explosion Is lying
dead beneath tons Of mingled brick and
masonry. This is August Jansen, who
had charge Of that portion Of the fnc-
tory. and he was the only man in the
immediate vicinity of the generator
when the explosion occurred. His Ms
sistant, Victor Anderson, Is also dead,
having been blown through a third
story window and his body fearfully
mangled.
The mill was substantial three
story brick structure, the boiler and
dust rooms being on the first floor far
from the scene Of the explosion. The
explosion took ont the entire western
side Of the building, hurting the bricks
and heavy machinery fully 100 feet
from the base line of the building. A
wild panic ensued among the seventy
FIVE employees who were at work when
the accident occurred, and several Of
them sustained serious bruises In the
mad rush made for the open air. Many
OF those in the second-story concluded
that the descent Of a stairway was toe
slow a business for them and jumped
from the windows 70 the ground, and
to the roofs Of several sheds which
stand close to the sides Of the main
building A dense crowd was quickly
around the wreck and the work Of
rescue begun at once All the bodies
save that of hansen were quickly re-
covered and removed 10 an improvised
norgue in planning mill across the
street. ..Jansen's body is buried
so deeply beneath the debris that
III will be impossible to reach
1t before Thursday. OF the dead
men Strom, Victor Anderson. Eli
mund and Kelburg were unmarried.
the others leaving families. Jansen
had been in, the country but short
time, and his wife and family are In
Sweden. Charles l. Pope, the head Of
the concern, said Wednesday night that
his loss would be about s1s0,oo0, and
that, while he was fully protected
against fire, be carried no accident in
surance. The mill viii be rebuilt at
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CHINESE EXCLUSION.
Congressman Caminetti Assured That thc
Law WIN Id Enforced.

Congressman CaIninetfi Assured That thc
Law WIN Iic Enforced.
WASHINGTON. May 1s. Congressman
carninetti, Of California, had n short
conference with the president Wednes-
lay morning, and left the white house
tccling assured il was the intention Of
the president To sec that the Chinese
restriction net was enforced Mr., Cant.
netti denied that ii would take any
thing like the sum 81 money that hnf
been mentioned To enforce tho net, Tor
the reason THAI those Cinnamon en-
titled To- remain would have to secure
their certificates mt their own expense.
and that those against whom the law
Is really aifncd will be frightened out
Of the country the moment an honest
attempt IS made 10 enforce IL Mr..
Caminctti IL ~ tile opinion that what
additional money may bc needed viii
be voted at the next session Of congress.
and he fenrs no repeal u the law.
Reports from forty Of the sixty three
internal revenue districts show that
3, 444 Chinese have registered. No re
ports have yet boon received from the
Pacific coast districts.
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CONDENSED NEWS


" aefed Frosa An Parts 81 the Coantry
81 Teiexraph.
Il s nov believed Paiiktrr and Rohlc
fought i duel after escaping from Sing
deduction Of miners wages is about
% nausa 4 strike az Miteheli's mines, at
aellitzen. IA.
q headlcss child was born to Mrs
rf5s5ss Conway. of Parts. XIV. Ii lived
~ tSttsen minutes.
sbs err ser New York made seven
Itvssn knots rcr hour On hersecond trial
He psa3ay. So far the test Is sue
TIE president has appointed Capt.
iN m II Hammer. of the Twentieth I'M
faatty. paymaster ii the army. with the
rans q major.
dohn Nastin, somnambnlist Of ARR
an ell walked ont 81 second-story
window III his sleep. falling distance
.of thirty feet into his cellar. He
VIII die
Rssftgs TFasch IA Its viii warns his
bsEs against drinking snd gambling.
Itcsalso prefers they should get a busi-
ness aSancatien II preference To col
lege course
Iames Sanansky, once wealthy
fs1annr neur Isrownshurg, Ind, com
.usfs3aa suicide hy taking strychnine.
fe was III Fcars old. and both his par
eafs had been centenarinns
The establishment OF the YoniSers
Hat Manufacturing GO. was almost en-
tirsiy destroyed ri FIRE Thursday morn
irg. The loss Is estimated at 500, 600.
Ahout 6aQ hands aresthrown aut of en-
pl9yment
THE confession made by colorcd
lend naIncd viii RnrRes who was arr
rested on snspicicnas one Of the thieves
operating IN Warren county, Miss. /,
c;eiared ~, thsA inrtler case II Vim. Iehl,
whp d s tl5rrsisred five years ago
A ca,reEpon iea ! ia Rivera telegraphs
that III has rec@ige information which
proves concl,isivclg TINT Cen Tavarcz's
Revolutionary soldicis5d feated the adj
va1ie. gftard III zen Telles Cnstilhista
t'r0ofss II TIE arrangement near Itacua
st tifa i'sl1s tion Of railroad teleg-
rsnsitfs III session lit Toronto, Ont,
.
see ssv shewed Tire membership TO be
aa aiid that there was substantial
sumin tlia t.ansnfF with 4 protective
fana M 1000
ReaT ta;rAl Gherardi Is going TO
Ltae 8 i n0ys yard lie win take
communal aad reliere Commodore Err
hssa SINE VEIN lle sent to a European
sttisfl Ia navy yard Mt this port
las @ag @ kbe ressr-admiral's choice
M hNrc eesnfnaIisl.
tf the isitesl states circuit court ut
sW efix tal IA Lacofabe has granted
f0T e51 so in favor Of the
atl,al arstst gsol against the City RAJ
Paw improvement Co J'he suit was
rougllt Tor the foreclosure ef mort
cage fcr & ss7 900 held hY the trust
company since February h, 1859, and on
which no interest has ever been paid.
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Y,nE, sAI,E.-M Nv stock Of hardware, ON reas.
enable terms as my health Will not permit
~ Ia attend business.- good chance. VIM
walters. 2-fihoh.
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WASHINGTON, May is. The Freshly
terrain general assembly met Thursday
morning In the New York Avenue
Presbyterian church ut ii o'clock.
The church WINS beautifully decorated
for the occasion and was Allied Will
the members and those anxious 10 wit
ness the proceedings. Rev. w. G
Young, DID, H. n. president 81 Cen
ter college and the retiring moderator
preached the sermon, The mombcr,
sof.thc assembly are CONTRASTING brialsly
for moderator, There are several can
didatesl Tho conservatives Will mite
on Prof. Craig, Of thirneo. and the
liberals on Pr. I;key. d Philadelphia
III, Roberts, ~ Cincinnati. III. stewart
o. Taeonial and nr Baker will IL
nominated.
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Hsxht - the start.
WAsmSaraS. May Is "A remark
able s,,ene occnrrcd during the scrinon
IL nr7 Young n The Presbyterian rop.
crnl assembly Thursday. He attacked
the higher critics with great vlgnf and
heat and was understood 70 10 IN q
special way attacking Drs BRIGGS and
smiths position personally Al SOW
eral points during this portion of
his sermon. applause broke ont she
commissioners clapping their hands
loudly
This passage IN the discourse will call
forth much criticism, Ms the doctor
made no distinction between the crit.
les, chasing them al as destructive and
rationalistic, and. while claiming that
investigation was free IN the church.
left apparently no room for Il Espc-
cinlly WIS Il thought 70 10 unwise Ia
take MP the subject Of judicial case
that Is 70 come before the assembly and
discuss II IN the sermon,
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SEIZED BY THE SULTAN.



man Poems.
LoxDoS, May is. Advices from Con.
stantinoplc regarding the seizure o.
Harper's magazine BY the the Turkish
government ON account II the alleged
immortality ~ lis contents. state that
the seizure was not, asat first reported.
bccansc the book contained poems by
Schlcgci, butwas probably due 70 an ar.
ticie on European armies and the politi-
cal situation, which would not be con.
sidcrcd Objectionable anywhere outside
of Turkey. The seizure of Schlegcl's
poems was made separately, and both
actions were explained rs having boon
taken M tho interest 81 morality. Tho
magazine md poems were tho property
~ an Engllshman residing IN Constan.
tinoplc. They were stopped and con
liscated by the Turkish customs officials
presumably on advice 81 the censor
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THE WORLDS PAIR.
Final Arrangements for the Sale Of Tickets via the
B. 40. B. R.

Fina Arrangements for the Sale Of Tickets via tho
B. q o. B. R.
For the benefit of those desiring III
attend the Worlds Fair the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad will sell Excursion
tickets to Chicago and return, at all
stations on its line, at low rates.
Tickets win be on sale until November
LIST, and will be valid for return journey
until November 18th, 1898. They
provide for a reduction Of 20 per cent.
below regular rates. These tickets will
be valid only for continuous journey.
Tickets at higher rates win be sold
that win permit holders one stop over
privilege going and returning.
Pullman accommodations may be
reserved in advance Of journey For
rates and information apply 70 nearest
=. q Q. Ticket Agent, or Chas. o.
Soul, Gent Passenger Agent, Balti-
more, Nd. 5-3-4t.
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COMING SOON
The Coming Of the Spanish Prin-
cess Enlalia.
PROGRAMME OF OoURTEsIEs


=.
WAsiiiNafoN, May ls--Fve,cti e9n
ttnues " nRAtnte Itself 1o['f 2p,nt y,
hyAtcria over rs cominHo f tne i'rineet.
hulalia. the royal feprssentrt's "a v1
Spain. who sai'ca from Havana w. VIZ.
day Inc niAnta y expseteN q sew
lnrk hnrpor some ti'ne rt'eey'
REPRESENTATIVES, 81 SPAN nnH
nated states nave hhns W 1.tasH ~
rsaeh 2 satisfactory nhosff.enuink ~
CURLING the programme 81 eo''tsss's,2
70 he eSehanRea between tne P's7, ~ Z.
and the inlanta "a me course q arf
stay " Mnehington. Accornsnf y Sas.
tom the princess Ct 2 convenient pSfip4
after her Arrlval would call upon s,s'
president mud Mrs. Cleveland nf tlic
white house whether or not me pfes'.
dent should return the clil upon we
Fincess y her quarters ~ tle h9tei Y
II 81 Question upon the eettlemsnk 81
" iich depcnas the future course q t''e
Ffanta.
lsc spanish representatives T. T. W..
sIeis tptsl, insist that the return visit g
The princess Is one that u due BY court
,sy and should be paid They argus
slnt the princess II tho personal repre-,
scstAtlyc ~ the queen reBentot spain,
and Is ID Tie United States upon the
express invitation Of our congress. TN
dor these conditions. and these only.
They feel thai the return visit should be
iEsid
The spanish minister refuses to talk
about tho matter. and Secretary
Gresham Ii very cautious
Commander Davis instructions are 70
meet the Infantn md her suit - they
come up the hRy 70 New York, and 70
escort her Oh board the Dolphin. Then
the Infants rs she approaches New
Yurls ID the presidonts yacht. will b
given the first evidence of the high o..
tenn III wliicl, she Is held hcrc. The
Dolphin VIII be accorded q salute 81 2i
9ana This Is the aainte on the Ameris
scan navy reserved exclusively tor the
preailentof the United States Tho
thar
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IT SHOULD Be IN EVERY HOUSE.

J. B. Wilson, 81 Clay St., Sharps-
burg, Pa, says he viii not be without
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Com
sumption, Coughs and Colds, that il
cured his wife who was threatened
with Pneumonia after an attack Of
La Grippe when various other
remedies and several physicians had
done her no good. Robert Barber, Of
Cooksport, Pa, claims DR.. Kings New
Discovery has done him more good
than anything he ever used for Lung
Trouble. Nothing like it. Try IL.
Free Trial Bottles at 4. G. Williams
Jr. 81 Go. Drug Store. Large bottles,
SOC. and $1.O0.
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Dead Body In i Tree Top.

GuTHRIE. ok, May is.several In
dams coming in from the. Kickapoo
reservation state that several days ago
members Of their tribe found the al
most naked body Of a white woman
lodged high up in a tree in the reserva-
tion. The place is some miles from the
track Of the recent cyclone, but It Is
believed that the body was dropped
there BY the storm, as ii does not APP
pear possible for Il to have gotten there
IN any other way So far it has been
impossible to, identify the body.
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TAoomA, wash, May is The y. S.
commissioner has released three chi
nese captured here while en- route u
Portland The commissioners sRid thai
the only Inv they were violating was
the Geary law, Two Chinese claiming
10 be merchants at Portland. who
came on the steamer Victoria and wera
taken on here on writs Of habens cor
pns were ordered deported. An appeal
win be taken to the q, s. circuit court
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WASHINGTON, May Is. The prepara-
lions at the Arlington for the reception
II the infanta have been pushed with
great activity, and for the last two days
papcr-hangers and upholsterers have
been making the historical old summer
house fitting abode for Enlalia and
her suite,
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GRENADA, Miss, May IS. In Calhoun
county, near Williamsyille, VIII Neal,
colored, assaulted six-year-old daugh-
ter Of jackson Curley. colored. The
black brute was arrested and was re-
manded to jail On the way mob Of
Negroes overlook him, took possession
OF the prisoner and strung him mp to d
tree, where he remained until Wednes-
day, when he was taken down.
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A Movement FOR Peace.

GRANADA, NICARAGUA, May 18.-U.
S. Consul Newell has just reached the
headquarters Of the provisional gov
ernmcnt in this city He came here di-
rectly from Managua, the capital It
Is understood that Mr.. Newell has come
from President Sacazn's headquarters
for the purpose Of securing the re-es-
tablishment Of peace. He was "a have
consultation with the leaders 81 the
revolutionary party Thursday.
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CHICAGO, May Is, The national
commission held an interesting session
Wednesday. The report Of the music
committee, calling for the resignation
of Theodore Thomas as director Of
music, was adopted bya vote Of SO to 10.
Whether the national commission has
the power to enforce the requirements
Of the committee report Is question
vet To be decided,
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BUcKLEN,s AREIcA sALVE.

Tho best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles, o. no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to-
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. For
sale by e. G. Williams, Jr., q Co.
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sYnrl.Inr ~ .l,o 20 1.nriir.

NKw YonK, May ls.--A Washington
special says: Representative Wilson. 81
West Virginia, assisted BY nm able
corps Of experts and amateurs, Il said
to be at work on tariff bill which u
expected TO be ready for presentation
when congress meets. II ~ reported
that this bill will how nearer 10 the
line Of the Chicago platform than any
other bill now In preparation, and will
come In with much organized backing.
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CIIIcAoo, May IS. Louis Houseman,
Wednesday night signed articles Of
agreement for fight for the feather
weight championship between Solly
Smith and Johnny Griffin for purse Of
%, 900, the fight 70 come Of the first
week in July within 100 miles Of Chi
cago. The men are to weigh 1872 pounds
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Evnnst ~ IsarN (io N

CHICAGO, May ia n he Evanston ms
tional bank, ~ Evanston, Ill, closed
It's doors Thursday Morning III the sug-
gestion Of National Tank Examiner
George II. Caldwell, who, after q days
work upon the books of the bank, met
the directors at Il meeting in The bank
Wednesday evening. The capital stock
81 the bank Is sigo.0o0 II did business
with the Chemical national
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WHY We ARE HAPPY

With the great Naval Parade over.
Forepaugh Show having come and
gone, the opening Of the Worlds Fair
in progress and John Heller busy TAX
ing orders, finishing new and repairing
old carriages, we can't help but feel
hanpy.
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HopKfNsvnLE, KY, May ls Tom
Shanllin, OF Aliegrec, a town east Of
this city, was driving home during the
violent thunder storm, Which he was
struck hy,lightning. and for some time
rendered insensible. The horses at
tached to the wagon were struck by the
bolt and instantly killed, Shanllin
was seriously, II not fatally injured
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LoNpoS, May Is. The propcllors 81
the new Cunard steamship Canpania
have been readjustcd and the blades
have been fixed at another pitch, as
suggested BY the officers III accordance
with their observations on khes home
ward voyage The changes are ex-
peeted 10 increase her speed.
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cRoNsTApr, May i&Three Russian
men-of-war are awaiting the breaking
up of the Ice in the Baltic, after which
they will proceed TO meet the Russian
squadron coming from America, end II
Is believed will then pay visit to some
of the French ports, continuing the
cruise until the end Of summer.
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REYoNoso. Mex, May 1s. The Rio
Grande river is out Of tslbanlxs at this
point, and is doing great damage to the
country, both in Mexico and Texas.
Thousands Of acres Of bottom land are
inundated. and the losses Of cattle and
horses are heavy.
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BUnA 1sEsru, May Is The Hungar-
ian national government has given its
support and endorsement 10 the ar
ssngemcnts for ne exhibition in 1870
intended 70 celebrate the one thou-
sanath anniversary Of the foundation
81 the IIugarian monarchy.
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WAsmNaToS, May Is. The Grand
Duke Alexander, 81 Russia, returned VI
Washington Wednesday evening from
his visit 10 New York. and Is again the
guest of the Russian minister. Wednes-
day night dinner was given In his
honor, at which the diplomatic corps
and prominent government officials
were present.
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Anti-Tr4lst iiiIi Signed

ALBANY, n. X, May Is Monopolles8
com binations and trusts have had THEN
day IN New York state. Gov Flower
has signed the bill which makes their
formation misdemeanor. Hereafter
every person who takes part IN any
such combine III liable 10 $780, fine 81
4 years imprisonment, or both.
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4 RAvEESA, %, May 1S ~ Frank Holden
sued the city for sio. 800 because he fell
into water-works excavation. In
juries received caused him that much
trouble, be thought The trial took
three dnys,and much interest was man
Tested. The jury, after days de
liberation, returned a verdict in
the sum Of sf.02s in favor Of the
plaintiff Tho case will be carried TO
higher court.
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PORTSMOUTH, o.. May f6.s-Jnmes
Kelley, aged twelve years, son Of Larry
Kelley, i prominent contractor at OF
way, O.. fell ii the stone quarry lit TINT
,lace. a distance Of sixty feet sustain
ng,a broken thigh and fractured
slxull aud internal injuries. The at
lending physicians pronounce his In
fr,;ar fatal
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rIlInols RuIIIIng DedIc y

FAIR GROUNDS, CmcAGo. May lS.--In
the presence Of three score Thousand
people, at high noon Thursday, the
grand building erected BY the state 81
Illinois at the Worlds fair was dedi-
Gated II was the brightest day the
white City has seen since il was for
mally opened 70 10 the world BY Presi-
lent (,levnIand
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l8 MAssiLLoN, o., May IS. The unusual
rise Of the Tusearawas river weakened
d. new cuivcrt on the Wheeling and
Lake Eric road IN this city. II gave
way Thursday morning and dropped an
engine into the swollen strenm. The
engineer ana iirennn sayed their lives
Nv swimming.
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Fatal Fire r. Norway.

cHRIsTIAsIA, May Is.--A fire at
Trondhjdms Norway, resulted IN the
loss of number Of lives Four per-
sons were killed while jumping from a
burning building. and three women
and two children were burned TO death
ia the flames.
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Tnthrrnna 10 lIeet..

CANTON, o., May IS. The general sy-
nod Of the Lutheran church, embracing
all the territory north Of the Mason
and Dixon line, will convene in this
city May "a The session viii last ID
DAYS. 900 delegates are expected.
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SAN Francisco, May 1s.-A repre-
sentative Of the Ming Yung company,
one Of the Chinese six companies noti-
fed the health officials Wednesday
that within ten days they win proceed
to disinter 600 bodies Of Chinese In this
city and send the remains to China.
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United Presbyterian Young People.

sT I.sUIa. May IL. Thcnational con-
vention of the young peoples societies
81 the United Presbyterian church
opened at the United church Thursday.
The event has attracted To the city over
two thousand delegates and visitors
Methods Of increasing interest III church
work on the part Of the young people
will be considered BY the convention,
II will De ii kcf sion for saveral DAYS.
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ST, LOUIS, May 49, Col jack chinn,
the well-known starter, began 81, $50
damage suit in the circnit court
Wednesday against the East st. Louis
Jockey club, on an alleged breach Of
contract in Diminishing him last Decem-
bar
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WASHINGTON. May l8 The AhreSt
dent made the following appointment.
Thursday:
10 be consnls Of the United states
NJ, Nj Dutiie o. Arkansas At Winneper
George Horton Of Illinois at Athens
Greece; Frank 4. Brooks Of Illinois al
Trieste.
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LIMA. o., May IL. Supreme Vice
Chancellor Ritchicpf the world knights
81 Pythias has returned from Delaware,
where he had been looking after the
money belonging To the lt,,lge, which
was III the bank which failed the other
day. He says the order viii not lose i
dollar
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c,Ii.K DOTTED yelling centsa yard. Eugene
- X, Herring.
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THE CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.

The Jewel process gasoline stove n
tile Worlds Champion. Everybody
happy that uses them. For sale BY
y. w. r. Fisher, King Street
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sc. opERA Toe slippers only soc Eugene
Il Herring
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BarrIar Andorson's Trial.

CoLUMnUs, o., May lssThe trial OF
Burglar Jas. Anderson has been set for
May ~ The officers claim TO have :
clear case against him, and are conA-
dent Of securing conviction.