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GLAZING THE WAY.

The IErigGs trial = Great Educator
There WIN ne More of Them, says =
Cleveland, o., Divine.
CLEVELAND, N, June p Rev Pr, III.
q Hayden, pastor Of the First Presby-
terrain church and leading divine Of his
denomination Ii this section Of Chic
my 81 af the I,riggs case in an interview
published here Friday morning:
This tritll has been one III the great
est educators We have ever had and the
end Is not yet There win be more OF
them. The people can not expect to
crowd tile seventeenth century into the
sninGtaeath ia religious matters any
nlerS than they can,in anything else,
ana think flat more benefit has ne
cil,ed from tia ease than anything else
that could havehappened So far as am
concerned yirw Dr- Briggs attitude
Witt uprelnc satisfaction Nothing
could please mo more than the stand he
has taken
Even though he was defeated, it
means an enlightenment to the Freshly
terrain church, which ii could not have
gained otherwise. They needed such a.
ease al this. Ii was absolutely neces-
sary Br. I,rigrs IS not the only one.
Others will be compelled to face the as
senlbly because they arc d little more
advanced in the way Of thinking than
their fellow men But M far as a dis
III thc church Is concerned, that
will never le DR. Briggs followers
WIN leave IL. that Is ill Z
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CONDENSED NEWS.
isssi.erfd frpsn All E.arss ~ she Country "
Telegraph.

tsefi-ertd Fpin All Rsirts ~ tit Country ~
Telegraph.
4 farui house burned near Ihankirk.
y. II. nnd four inmates pcrishesi ia the
llames
a Negrei Isaac Lincoln. was lyneht,t
AZ IT Madison. s 6 for insulting white
women. Lincoln was blacksmith
NJ 'eai ~ years q age, and came irgih
.0.9ir
@ fstftle Cieek, Neb Fred Sargent
shet si9 Killed his wifc Friday mern-
ing and then chit his own throat ilcis
.ssi 4are but will die jealousy Vas
III tte bank u Brnuswick Ca.
wii'ra faiiest a week ago, Thursday am
4taar that il will be open Friday
reaa5 ell dcpsitors ard conduct
j enefsl .n.ssa9 bHines
W h Fitzgerald, man8ger II the
Detroit Elee tfie Light Go whose ex-
Dn the charge 1T III Ling An
acranan ir6tlya has hcrN III pr0nrrss
far several weeks MAN 1lasf iag dis
charged hy Judge SheehaN
The aristocratie sportsmen ana gam.
blcrs ID the Union club, Berlin. mourn
the loss 81 i50,00a marks which a
sharper named IIerse obtSned from
Them under false pretcnses Horse is
said q be hiding in London
Israel Godfrey, janitor al the Nc
intyre academy, GAINESVILLE o. fell
dead with heart disease Friday mora
ing as he was descending the stairs
lie was a. years of age and one o. the
oldest members Of Musltinguiu lodge,
n. o. o. r.
Frederick Sehacfner, Of iiowerStn,s i,
Pa, shot and killed his wife, Thursday
afternoon, and then attempted g caal-
init suicide by taking tinctnrc N iosEiWs
he was chased through theShilt Il
posse Of citizens. He will recover and II
now nnder arrest
Maggie Murphy, a young sslnilns
was found dead beside the taiiFaad
track. near Columbia, $. C., Thursday
morning. She had an ineision IL he
back and front Of the head and was
otherwise bruised She is suppressed 70
have been murdered
John ]. Lambay, who drew froip a
bank al indianapolis, Ind sa,501. fanas
E0f the international association Of nla-
chinists during their session three
weeks aga, after being defeated ior
election US grand treasurer was Thurs
day arrested at Scranton Ill
james Bates, prominent farmer.
living six miles south of HUNTINGTON.
Tenn, was killed biz Lightning While
his family were on the perch Witness
rE5fr -. n 49,
The yard and was stricken down IN tic
presence of his wife and six children
The Richmond and Danvillc train
from Washington plunged into 4 wash
ont near Winnsboro, 81. G. Friday inorn-
ing ana was derailea JacE Germany,
the Oldest engineer on the road and
president of the Brotherhood ~ Local
Engineers, and Ed Henry, iiiclnan,
were killed and their bodics HORRIBLY
manglcd
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rHe Fl. WAYNE STRIKE.
Policemen Refuse 10 Longer DO Duty. and
IIusiness Men Called Upon 10 Protect

Policemen Refuse 10 Longer DO Duty. and
IIusiness Men Called Upon 70 Prete.t
Property.
ITT. WAYNb, Ind. June 2. Affairs ~
tho street ear strike are assuming an
alarming phase Many cfti1ens are bc-
coming desperate. Early Friday morn
ing poles were cut down and trolley
lwiiAes grounded, md no cars could be
operated
The police have been On duty two
days and ono night, and were com
PEELED Is turn in'from sheer exhaustion
Sheriff Clansumier conld get no dep
.uties 70 serve and the county commits
sioncrs al noon called 4 meeting Of I'M
fiuential business men.
They compelled bankers, lawyers
capitalists and business men 70 %
sworn In to protect property The
company will attempt to move M ears
until d committee Of deputy sherlffs
shall have waited on them to take the
cars out The situation IS serious
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A MILLION FRIENDS

\ friend ia need ISL friend indeed,
aad not less than one million people
haye found just such ]. friend ii Dr
Kings New Discovery for Consump5
tom Coughs and Colds. If you have
never used this Great Cough Medicine,
enc trial viii convince you that il has
vogdoEful curative powers i'll all dis
easc7 81 Throat, Chest and Lungs
Eacl bottle Is guaranteed % do all
tllat II claimed d money refunded.
frlal bottles free Il Z G. Williams,
ID N to.is drug store. Large bottles
1Oe-and Sl.0O.
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nRIcas AZ AoME.
llls SapprnsIen From Tho Ministry WIN
MOI Change liia Relation with t'nlor

in- kaeprnsSen From the Ministry WIN
Not Change liis Relation With talon
SEMINARY,
MN NNEk. Jung DIR briggs 70
i,mnca home from Washington Thurs.
day night Whom sccn few minutes
iNter he locked unusually wen and
cheerful, az II he dill not have care il
thc world
.Ycs," Nc said 4 haye learned ~ the
sentence against me, although ! left
Washington early III tho afternoon. hut
deem il hest net 70 talk on the matter
atprescnt
Has the decision " the general as-
scmbly IN suspcnding yon from tho
ministry made any changes with your
relations with Union seminary
None whatever replied the doc.
tor
Tho professor and some Of his friends
intimated, though. that the action IN
Washington did nat end the matter
Whether 81 mot protest would be-
made against the severity 81 the sen
tcnrc could not be determined Some
thing win undoubtedly be done
ltwas learned fram others connected
with tho Union seminary that thc pro-
fatsor would 80 right on Just a. Il
nothing had happened. and hc will BE-
sustained IL hts action by the board 81
directors and membere Of tho faculty
Of the Institution
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BIG PLANTATION BANK.
Firmly u withstood the Terri
bic Pressure,
But The Lappcn Failure Was Too.
Much For II,
Ana tho nig flanlstntna na.k. of Mil
wank~e. rats !, the skaters " was
Crippled - the Heavy iien On
~ t,affrrs Two weeks Ago.

MiwApgEE June. The planlein-
ton hank, which stood hard rna twn
wcclt~ agO aftNr IL became known
through, The failure af r I8pi~n q
Co thnf the Institution haA loaned
sglaNao O. thHt sirn esased is doors
Thatsa;D m4ning ANA nude anasSign
mont Thursday afternopn natice
wae plaeel upon the daof n Aish stated
that 81 account sf ths failure af etfgfis
~ rsoFsyiisisrt Nc lMnRna tAesssaiaNf
MithAfasgAl al aagAa III 5s iHat thf
hest III el0sA the assisl 8As tSNgstn
inventory waS iinefge M lnesiay
eycnin 4sd thc ra8a llAsln@ ~ as,
Sets nude lix ii 81 tspstthe bank
The plankfntons recorded claims
nRainst The Lappen business aggregated
sela0o0 'rhrciaims IT Robert liiiland
a I.anAaner al IL which take prcee
dence " the rlankintop, aggregate
$4,000 Tho inventory Of tho Eappcn
stock shows d total ~ only Sos 600 So
Allowing ss5. 900 IL this amount for the
satisfaction III the It'll aud laanaauei
claims There II left HIT siasIi 900 W TIL
war,l making gooa illu rlanninten
claim
lust before tbs tappeii f;lifnfe tl'r
siWht and tino depasita amounted IL
Al. 90, 600 Ii round fipAirea This nrncY
.nf course II regular order of lmuline
business MAS seatbsred nhnnt III leanY
sof small amounts
The Plantations prlualpsli emrres
pondencc abtoad was with the Natioanl
Bank % tlle Republic and thu tnitaa
States nftt7oasli hunk III New York,
and the Continental national iii Chr
engo
lhe condition 81 its huAiness with
these concerns II said III ha bad ard II
II rnofieialiy stated that ths
500, 600 that came tp tho relief ~ The
Plantations during the RIM upon Al
came from Chicago, aud WIS sent BY
the continental national
The planlinton bnnlf VIA organ
lzed IN 1887 by the Late John Pfanktn-
ton, the millionaire pork packer i II
Day was one Of Mr. Planltintna iaost
active eo.worlscrs In the organize ti,ar
Mr. iatanlslnton waa lhe first preas
dent but Mn nay assumed the aetive
tnanagemct iii tho busincws hnm tlst'
start After the death of Nlr Islank-
inter. Mr. bay WINS elected president
and William planlsintnn son ~ Tho
founder, WAS chosen vten PRECEDENT. IA
represent the stock IL the Flanhiuten
estate and chat held by himself ID the
company
The nssignment WAS made 70 VIM.
Plankintan Thursday afternoon. Mr.
FlanItintan was placed under bonds 70
the amount Of sl.0o0,ooo Ills bonds
aen are John =, Mitchell, Ehurhss Eay
and David Ferguson.
The state law regarding assignments
provides that the assigncfa bonasnrst
Ia placed III a figure eq,ial n the noin+
inal assets ~ the involved firm Aes
cording 10 the bond The hanks aescts
are ei,G00.O0e
With the failurcof the Plankifiton
bank tho chances for the reorganization
Of the Lappan business fell fiat There
III no ionger my iope that the proposed
company can IS nrpanizcd
sheriff Dunn has on hand more than
$3.50 900 III claims against the happens.
willie the total value of the stocis, ae-
cording e the appraisers inventory, Is
S90s. 400 NIL
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THE MARKETS.

tlNtiSNAlL JUNG =
FEorR-winter patent, sa59a37ai fancy,
301a32a. family SD Z 20; extra, $40 80
low grade II 7Sig2 90 spring patent, a % 3Ai
spring fancy, s3a0daT5s spring family s2s'
i35 Rye -four g 00 fsaS Sales Of al bis
tancy $500 s5bsls fancy q 10; loo his f9aly,
~ i0 10 brls low grade, u 70i 10 brlsfyc n W.
1870
WHEAT The market was dull and weak Ma
red being nominally quotablc AZ 64tG3c, arid
No AIRED III $40 COO Nochofcc samples qTsfNd
iYr-Dal ana nominal atci eas Xii good
No ! on track Buyers hid ~ for primo 10
come III
GArrr,E- Shirpers soa5 Is. 6xon 40 IS;
4elect butcher syGD 500, fair III NOod 1855
III N. c,,r,raoa - s5aags Iiaiters coed 70
shnice. / ipl si common u asir. $3.50 ! Il,
rove coed "a, cI,it, 81 fll "a fair t. metii.
4 81 e9s
vFAI5 CAVES steady under FOOD demand
VT, f.ifr ,,,iuis common and large IS " s 80:
,g5,,,dI t{ssI,t Id iye3st75; extia tn C0
NOES seleet heavy and prime butcher. H Is
"a v eit ftlir "a good packers. tig ~ 5ia.'
sa,ntn,u a.,,f tftlah s6 30 900 prtane ljgAt,
I'd IL IN ia. others ,Ga5 o0 I'LL pies 6j8S q
n g33 afonlrr,n 10 fair; 400 q 2S
t31irt5p# MI r .Mrss- SShee,,4 Eteea,n+s, r,lr
u ~ staaeiy ma demand moderate year.
itss and Nstller5 Al Al 4 ao GOOD Is chaice.
Il s, 800. eoaIr,lor. "a f..tr ~ 7ba4o0 Lambs 4
IA fphH 3.
a,ons e flir siYr,s,ly IN, tho demand for III sra
Il moderate and prices barely steady Extra,
= ~ ,d Z, r,,atsn On 81 IS. b,tc1era nsoa
y ch,,5 y; ~ ri common ID fair NJ IS I; 80:
,,,l;s s4oom450
eArrLr-startet steady and n nashang Ss
Hoas-Market arll. fair light 70 best
hs,,yy NJ lss u u. ears hoes shiit3ed 10 Ns5yv
York
SnEEp4 sheen ana lambs dull ana I5c Cd
iroin yestefaay's prices
:, .Y.rtSf,nr Ii,n3.9
WusAT- weak! M, 4 rec er,n, nnfl Jii,,a WA.
Tuiy 7aA c August sJsse
t'oTN sui s,A6t 1870 .JuIie ~ .It,ly
Igs8c. August asc
Oars Quiet No 23xhife western 42sse
RYRlsIlf.il. No CSC nominal
CnlcAGo June
FIouR AND GRAIN Cash quota tons FiourB
am ana unchanged No 4 spring wheat
aomjnais No & spring wheat O b nom.
nal. No : red ii i gs79sc; No Z, corn soys 40c
No 4 corn a74 sGt sste; No 9, oats sDss 70 4e.
"a. ? phite f 8. b sslx 13ea4c; No g white
J. b II \ sse Mo- rye no sales No q bar:
lcy. nom nal No 81 o. D., 81 t4h; No An D..
Il AZ, No faxseed, nominal
PfAlLADELPHIA June
wHEAT Market wcalt and lower; No red
lime III. u re- July 7sA 4 tsssc; August. agD
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IiPlfNti Ii;ts COME, ard all want their gars
- ioents To look eleail3 bright and new. 0ur
methods IL steam and French dry Cleaning
mefC Than please J C0Fdner. First class Dyer
and Finishef South Raleigh street.
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THE WORLDS FAIR y

l'aai Arrangements for the Sale u Tickets yiathe
B. & o. R. r.
t,or the benefit Of those desiring fo
attend The Worlds Fair the Baltimore
" oho Railroad will sell Excursion
#'mketsto Chicago and return, al all
etltons on lis linz, at low rates.
#tiekets will be on sale until November
st and VIII be valid for return journey
@5itltlE November 18th, 1893. They
49eNtds for i reduction of 40 per cent
\ psiaW regular rates These nckets Will
rTS'tEaiid only for continuous tourney
/, llekets at higher rates viii Be- sold
'E't wtll permit holders one stop over
.l,,},liege gong and returning
Qllman accommodations may DO
fEed n advance Of Journey For
es a Ind Information apply toneagcst
u 4 V Ticket Agent, or Chas O-
n,a ,.'l'aSsnl Passenger Agent, Balti-
e' Md. 5-3-4ta
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IIlnts I'd nna ratIne I.lae .n.alI.

ToEosTo, Ont, June2 The Empires
Ottawa correspondent says that the
Michigan state board Of health sent two
medical men 70 the coast quarantine
stations 70 examine into the arrange
ments. Il Is stated that these mon
have demanded from the railway eoiri-
.panies salaries "a 500 pen month which
two companies have NOT fglt theraselytis
in h position 70 ignore II aeeatint af
Iannoyanaes ana lindr.sness vhieh
la TIC event N refusal the Michigan
people might subject them " ~ the
frlintier
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Il Zig Failure.

CANTON, q, June 81 Assignments
were made Thursday afternoon bY y
II. Mclean, the J II, Mclean Machine
90. ana Frank N McLain. The aggre-
gate assets and liabilities arc si50s0oo
and 5000, COO respectively The machine
company manufactured lsfaters and
brass gnals md Frank { Mclean
handled carpets, art and oriental goods.
Eastern houses are the greptest sut
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4 New Church l.robahle.

WAAnNaroS, June . Tho suspen.
sion Of Dir Brlggs from tho general MS.
sembly Thursday undoubtedly means
the organization AZ new church along
new lines nr briggs has been III cor,
respondence With representatives II the
liberal element Ia theology III New
York Cincinnati and Chicago and kincs
the actian of the general assembly
Thursday kilograms endorsing the
learned professor have been received
from I'LL sections ii the country,
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IIcalth Isegnl.tlons Is Japan.

WAsnrNaToNs June 2. Secretary Car-
Isle has requested Secretary Gresham
TO instruct the United States consul
at Kobe, Japan, TO observe the treasury
regulations as to health certificate for
passengers on vessels bound to tn
United States. The Oceanic sailed
from Hong Kong and stopped Al Kobe
Tho United States consul compelled the
vessel to undergo inspection and take
ont new bill Of health. when the
regulations only require that the p:ls@
sengcrs taken on at intermediate points
must have certificates from the United
Gfntes CONSUL
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riro Is & zooIorIcal e,arden.

MApaERuRg. June e.The building
In the geological garden containing the
most valuable animals caught fire. The
animals became frightened as they per-
cefveA tho smoke and roarcd lin ter
ror The firemen did their best 10 save
the animals. but II was impossible 70
do 10 without liberating them. and the
police prohibited this, on the plea that
IL would eudangcr the lives 81 citizens.
Before the fire could be extingnished
two tigers, two lions and seven leopards
had died by the flames in their cages,
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.Intlrr Ilnhoan conNIctasl.

NAenynIT. Tenn, juno d The trinly
and conviction IN Judge Julius J nu-
bose, ~ the Memphis criminal court.
that has been pending for scvcriil
weeks hcfora tlic state senatesittinR as
4 CONT Y impeachment ha8 eiSeca AMI
the defan Ma stands cpnyiatea Three
"a the charges brought against him
were sustained hy a large majority.
The iinding Of tile court dcposes him
from Offices
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KANSAS Cry, June 9. william John
son. 81 Zanesvlllc. o., defendant III .
divorce suit pending 1t 1T Scott, Ras.,
Thursday fiied an action tor eDo, 200
damages ii the u. &. circuit court
against j 8, Durlee, wealthy widow
cr, on the grounds that he alienatcd
the affections Of Mra johnson. Dur
lcc Ii president Of the Durlxee Coal CO.,
with Offices In Kansas City, and mines
III southern Kansas and Missouri, and
hlg wealth Is estimated at several hun
dfed thousand dollars.
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The flnvernor Now I Knight.

coLuMHrA, Oh. Inne q Gov MrIiin-
Icy was Thursday Initiated into the or.
der 81 the knights " rytliias, hceoln.
ing member ~ Champion lodge. az
this city The ceremonies ~ initiation
attracted visiting knight from many
parts III the state.
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GLAD TIpINas.

y Jim grand specific for hc prevailing
}malaayaf the age, Dyspepsia, I.iye
Complaint, rheumatism, costiycncss,'
'teacrai Debility, etc. is Bacons Gel
lciT Cure. This great herbal tonic
stimulates The digestive organs. regu-
fitcAthc Liver and restores the SIS
lfm q vigorous health and energy
SAMPLES free. Large packages zoe
sod only By IA NJ. Ciilbert.& Bro.
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BuFFAEo. ~. Ys iuuc 2. John Willis
an e4pploye ~ the l.asrala Furnace 81, I
hal d ttrFiiJ aapHeaee wsisaf rlay
result 81 his JsatiG Mills lpa 4
surnace q elean itand the doot closed
On him. lslNetforts u attract attention
were anasaiitns ana me snmes 81 eats
,bonie aeid \ as e7s pl+all oyerrHf.e lam
until u 3a nnt aseious lic WAS not
discovered An seperal hours, ami WAS
|then ba9ely liTr. Physieians worked
on him MA nBghH AZ thu hospital
ana say thcr N Nj bNre chance III his
~. .44x3.f,.,fs
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NOW is THE TIME

Whenmoths begin to get int their
&ofk, and il you want to savc your
woolrns, carpets, Sc from the ravages
Y ihis pest, you can get nothing more
sare 70 kill them than COAL TAR
N-AAlPlfOR, which is much cheaper
than eamphor, and more effective. a
large supply Of above article just rel
elelpad AZ "A M Gilbert Il Bros, Drug
~ I'm Queen street.
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sAfnllI III 90 FAIR.



isan fxhIhIt oFsn.
WoAiis~ Fam, Cinek1e. June Tbs
papal ablegase. ArehsliShap Saioili 10
enmIanicd lw Archbishop Fechan, q
Chicago. Faihcr Theiaas Mateschini
md other Catholic escrgynsln. xIsito5
'he Morla fair Friday morning, Ths
parsy arrived ri tic grounds IN ear
riages They entered tho Midway
Plaisanes ANA were driven slowly tia
Mgr Satolli might vicw the sights "
the Midway Passing inso tAc fail
proper the distinguished party war
driven south alane The lagoon, pass
ing tho ~0incn'S building horticul
tnral transportation and mines ant
mining
A Short -fap WAS made az The door
way 81 each building a. gisc Mgr
satelli al opportunity IL viewing ri,
strnctirc enitc Stop WAS made or
the hdlainis tration plaza "a trgni 81
Alastnanses fountain ihe lAspsl allie
sate seemed lest in wonder III till
gra ef the scene HE purity IVA.
siisysn over INC lagoon hfilwr to III
isAbia abbey 'IheY were mei ~
Mfn 4 CARTS ana Capt Rrlse air
rted Immediately q tho miaiat,i4g
sombof alanlbis wEsle tieX lrNatillrA
several minutes Ai,cr an hour Is
spection q the ahbey tic party Ners
driven north past the manufacturer
building e. the Irish villaEc, whers
some timc was spent
The Mexican exhibit IN the manufac
tsrcrs and lileral arts building WI,
formally opened Friday There Wert
no spceehes Or exercises Of any kind
Senior Sefrano, dclegate general fran
MeNieo, accompanied l'y llis stan NJ rs
sistanis went IN the Mexican Sceiiar
and directed tlle employees In charge d
tt,e section tg remove thu eeyerinKi
from tllc eNhihSts After inspecting iiss
cetspn Tie seror and lis rafiy 4,
s4str+f,4d
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WASHINGTON, June q Secretary
Gresham Thursday afternoon received
d cable message from Minister Tinker
saying that peace Ii restored - Niea
ragua as ii result of the deliberations Of
The peace commission refT4s,d ~ in HI
cablcgram II "Wednesday night and thai
the new government went into opera
ton Thursday.
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,l..naslsa Man Lsars u I.lhsrs,.

RiRMiSGIlAs8 Ala.a june Brooks
storey, the express rdbher. who has es-
aapedsreIn the Mississippi pehitentiary
az jackson fhrNe times. and was re-
Gently capturek at Americus, Ga.
Jumped from eaNwindow on the fast
Queen and Crescent train near Ninces
He was manaclcd and in charge Of Dep
utv sheriff MONTGOMERY.
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The Infanta Takes I noat RIdo.

NEW YoRK, .Inne 4 The lnfanta
Eulaiie, her husband and suite, with
AIayo,. tiilroy and anulnhcr of invited
guests. went on board the Dolphin ut
iGo'clock Friday morning for trip
around New York harb9r The wealth
II Is pleasant and it Is liRely. that 4
short run out ID the ocean will be made
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KANSAS CITY, june 2. All the union
walters In this city employed IN rcstau-
rants went out on strike Thursday
for shorter hours and more pay. The
proprietors filled their places as well as
possible with girls and non-union watt
ers, md telegrnphcd 70 81. Louis. Chi
cago and Denver for help. Az yet no
one has gone hungry
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rownset,d Iro,,nd tluIlty.

LoSnaN, June b Al the old HALEY
court Thursday W. Ii Townsend was
placed on trial ehnrgea with having
written lctter threatening the life oi
Mr. Gladstone. IIn plcauod not guilty
but after testimony had been given
was found guilty but held TO be irro
sponsiiJlc on tho ground Of insanity
He was sentenced 70 lie detained during
her inn iestgss pleasure.
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WAsnlNoroS, June Aftcr a con
ference Thursday between Secretary
and Pension Commissioners Lochrcn,
the designations ~ all save three 81
the division chiefs 81 the pension office
appointed during the last adn,lnistra.
tion were called for II II expected
that the three remaining will shortly
be required 70 resign.
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CoIuSErs O., June Ralph Drake,
4 prominent young man sh9t and In
stantly killed Mrs. Ida Ward, after
which I'd tried to Kill himself hut wac
not ie,ssful The tragedy occurred
5at 4 boarding house kept by George
5rlymatc. GniHy lowe II en-. supposed
cnnss 10 Tho trageaY
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Murder and Attennpt.. Il sulci,Ir,

coLuAnus, lnd., .Iune Ralph Drake
Thursday killed his mistres sirs Ida
Ward the daughter 81 a-sVeaifhy farm
er, who left her husband Tor him lie
put three bullets i'm her head ana the
remaining ones in his own Mrs ward
died Instantly. while nralSe's wounds
arc not fatal He has been iailed
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Ngu Tse fnr Dynamite

NlkAMAc, Isii1 .lune2 A J N'alkar.
OF Rich Grove township rid his farm ~
a den - snakes which have been doing
i great deal 81 damage g his stock He
strewcd stSnamitts Gmang his reptiles
and aftcfa tbs eSp.caisii ~ dead snakes
were found meas ring from two TO
eight feet in length.