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Save Money.

Tor cash we wifi deliver lumber to auv faut of tHe city at tile following pi-lcesi
 No. I auaeasiou lumher S7.59 per M. Na. | flooring and ceiling S70a to
 s7209 per II.
 NJ. l weather boarding $6.59 Der N. Cypress shingles,S1 2 to $2.50 per If.
 O9hcr prices in proportion I9 secure these cheap prices the cash must Dc paid before the lumberleayes our yard Not anything will be charged at these prices.
 I21ff BLUFF CITY LtAlREl{ G0
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4 FIGHT TO # FINISH Between the City Council ana the Water X Light Co. file City Will Apply For a
 Receiver. The Water & Light Co. Refuses tO Furnish Water Any Eur ther Until Their July
 Bill Is Paid.
BIesHs. D. Gurrie and Charles Harris Elected City
 Wei@hers.

The City Council held fts regular meeting last night, Mayor Bell in Che chair, City Clerk Bloom at the desk and aIl the Aldermen present.
 The City Clerk read the minutes Of the iast meeting, which were ap- proved, and the following proceed ings were had, to-wit:
 Report of Finance committee ap- proving accounts af B5ard Of Public Affairs read and ordered aied.
 Alderman GBaa reported made Quate fire pressure ald read from tbc record as kept bv tie chief of jhe fire department 10 show eaGe tae pres sure was considerably below an average of % pounds
 Hae Boafd of Public Affairs re- Pae1ed that they had employed the law firm oi zas5.a $ Taylor. af a fee af $50 in city scrip, to sssis the .Gltf Attorney in Gle prosecution of ans eases against the 88rer < Light Comnany \ legal opinion was read fraM AfessFs. Austin {; Taylor, which sefa forth ia fail the efty.s remedy a.gailst the Wafer & Light Company. i resolution was offered in regard b tte citS,s right to take possession e1 the water works and ran # until Che Water < Light Company gave sui ficieat assurance that they would fniaH tbsif contract with tie city On tis subject AIe Taylor addressed taefouneii.At5termaHs Sanders moved that the resolution he aAepsal and the i:aard of RahEe ARaits b. inssrueteti to carry 8aG the mandates ei fhe resolution. tpea rail cali the resolution @as unanimously Xadaptea. He lTiigea. attorney f9r the Haaer < f5&ai Company. notified the Gii5 Eofa.ii tha4 Uatii tilci4 biH for Jels Waz paid taa Water < Bigilt fom- paHF wopld nat furnish any waHer 5ea. ire service 9he Council cea- tcaAed Shat they had not iefased lo pa .he ebiIs but the hill WAS simply kli; ayes fer future aetioa Alr Briaes ftea reiterated hisslatemeht shaf fire service would he discon- tiaaaa
 Aidermas Wei moved tho q ctian ot two city wcighcla. For Scales No. I. [ eurrie, aud " (. Steele were nominated Af Currie lecefy- il@ majority Of votes, was de- clarel cleetel. For scales No. ,, Messrs. Charles IIm1is and Atherton BrHnson were nominated Mr lIa1- fis was elected
 Mayor Bell brought up the City AttorneI question and read letter rom the Governor in which he had appointed Mr. r. " Martin, but doubted his right to do so, and re- ferred to certain sections of the digest. Alderman Saunders moved that the matter be deferred untik the next regular meeting Carried
 TheG0uneil Chen adiourDed
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lived to re a4 Years old.

EaPomA. Kan. Aug 2l.-The oldest man in Kausas, if not ir the Union, Joseph Balls, q resident Of this city for the iast % yearss ia dead H. was born in She year 11eo, in South Carolina, and was fft years old at fas tima of his death. Previous t1 tae war, while q slave he was ma9rl I twice lLe gained freedom Iy following saezmans army north. After the war he returned to South Caro- ina, hunte3 up his family and removed to Kennedy. From fAence he came to Kansas.
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.T0DAY'S EVENTS.
so News Concerning the Inport3nt Occurrences
 lI4is Day.
rte Direct Legislation League.


 Tie 8irees Legislation League.
 ng pARK. Aug. 2l.-rhe Df- ,,st I,ogislaJion League ot New sssoe isannoaneed to take place iii ,,s Asbury Park Auditorium to- az phe objects Of the Direct Leg ,lSiion League are set forth in an sj.sress to the people: No thought < lover of his country and its free SfitItiofIs can fail te observe the rbwiae leeliBg of dissatisfaction .tll eur representative form of gov rameHt as at present conducted. shet tIIer that dissatisfaction is we'll ,ssndea ofnot. so long as it exists psl is growing, some remedy for the Edition should be sought Ne are sIa that wc have the remedy in eur andz. 9bat by the ballot,
 e can change ogf repre- shtatives, but We find when We do , thaf the men we send to Stateand ational Legislatures eto net fully uh speedily do the acts the people aye sent them there to do, but, re- ardless of their pI0mis and care- ssneas of the welfare of the people. Zen spend fheif time in seeking Sty advantage or personal gain. se el.eiieve That the ma 3s23 now see Nt, tar5aeb the power directly to Inct the laws which Che initiative Ises and tae oppressive power of sto which comes through the refer- 4lum, the people wilibaxe renl- N ia their hands through the .aceia method of the ballot 3lliam 4. G9tter. CT Pennington. is 'esilent of the leagne; Joseph E. nchanaa. of Newark. treasurcr,an Bward Knappen Of Ridgewood, eretary A new set of officers Wiil .eleetel at fhe forthcoming con taffen
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: prasldentlti NomInations.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l The follow ing nominations have been sent to the senate.
 II. II. Jones, postmaster at Hico, Tex.
 Frank Cassidy, surveyor of customs at Cairo, Ills.
 War Major James H. Bradford, Fourteenth infantry, to be lieutenant colonel; Captain C. W. Davis, Four teenth infantry, to be major; First Lieu tenant Frank T. Eastman, Fourteenth infantry, to Dc captain; First Lieuten- ant Mitchell F Lamar. Thirteenth in fantry, to be captain; Second Lieuten- ant James Dean, Third infantry, to Dc. first lieutenant; Second Lieutenant U G. McAnder, Twenty-ffth infantry, to be first lieutenant; Charles B. Stivers, formerly captain Seventh infantry, to be captain.
 Navy-To be assistant paymasters, George ,. Rodgers of Missouri, Martin McMahon Ramsey of the District of Columbia aud Joseph Johnson Cheat ham of Tennesse; to be assistant engin- eers, John Twiggs Myers of Virginia, Edward $. Kellogg of New York and D. Van Allen of Tennessee.
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Chinese Navy So eood.

SAN FRANC@eo. Au9. af. S. Izarino, fhe Japanese minister to this country. who arrived on the steamship Empress of China, says the Chinese government has no direct control e4af #ts navy. E $ scattered and the con0ol-is loeal. The South squadron ha8 10 discipline Tho North squadron has some little training and discipline, but the whole navy $ untlied. He considers the Japanese feet lar superior in training and dis elpline. He avs fha5 at present Japan has an ahuadaacs 5f munitions ami suBz plies, but il tbe war 1at5 loHg Japan must draw on other countries.
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Abie to EosuToe Isnsi... ss.

WICHITA. Kan. Aas 2l.-The direet- ors of the lately suspended Wichita Na- tioaal bank anaoane 1 thaf they have been able to make such arrangements with their depositors as will enable them to reopen the institution Sept. |. Bank Examiner Ewing has satisfied himself of tho ability of the bank to meets it's obligations anasuccessIully re- suIne business.
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e.nnI.t,..l.lt..rs e.nt,,rad.

WlcnuA Kan.. Aue el-A gang of counterfeiters. ua1eg th leadership oe Charles 5oaas0n. wrs cap5uaad ia the woods eear sYle. raat deal of spurious coin bsen Ra5 in eircala- ton in fla gaon Iaiei1 and the off. eaEs traeaa lhe sEoEsIa q the CT ar to the wesg aide. In. the sng sipped oat, and were oaly emtar aieer a hard chase A number of m0lds and quanti- ties of falsa money " fe taken with tAs
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aroaa-ltian to aIanaflatare1sl

PIrTsBGea, Aug. al The window glass workers have made q proposition to the nanufacturers which makes al- lowance for reductions ia the tariff and will prevent many diapufas in faetories. Instead of being paid different prices for every variation in size or quality prices remain taa anne for my size, within certain limits, while the matter of q0al- fly will not be q factor Manufacturers look kindly np0n the proposition.
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 I.c tl.en.l I9ia AknIl.

WABASH, Ind, Aas. 21.-Janea B. Bowman, well known famer of the southwestern part of this county, while racing with q nsighhor near Red Bridge, was thrown from his buggy by q aud. den turn of his spirited horse He alighted ou ais head traeyaring his skull, and the attending surgeon says there is no hope of his recovery.
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IslaInn.a rntaI ss.nE.

sELMa, Ala, Aug q One Of the children shot 5 Nathas Phelan last Thursday night has sines died, and al. other is reported dying. The desperado has refused to make statement for publication.
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ArIsansas aaa al!ssanrl ! -n..ra..s.

@f. Louis, Aug 2i-The District ih1iieahlpment 7 Association of the 9fand Army oi the Republic, com pflsihs south Missouri and North AfEanaas, will hold an annual oa- e4'apment from today to August 9. at West Plains. Mo.
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THE FIPST BALD. RECEIVED BY TIE HAMmETT GRO
 CERY COMPANY aaised bS @I3. ?, and , r. Niven, in eieeemHa County and Weighed
 885 Pounds

The first bale eseotton of the sea- son was received in this city this morning hf he Hammett Grocer Company. r WAS brought ta the city by 2 E and ] T Niven, of Cleveland county. and the bale weighed ]s7 pounds. The cotton was picked yesterday, ginaed last night aad brought to town at 6 o'clock this morning.
 he lasa e4 cotton was sold at public auction at noon today. H Was efassed as midding and pur- chased l5y Eagland < t'a. at 3 cents q pound
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r,ve,,tv three hours to Chicago.

The Cotton Belt train No. 4leayins her at 1:10 T. ii. Arrives at Cairo at 1:30 ?. Ill. Making connection with Illinois Central fast mail train arriving at St Louis at 6;45 ?. n. and Chicago at 1920 a. m. Remem- Der this train has free reclining Chair Car. B. H. \ ilson Agt.
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Withnaf TTis Sienature.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2f The revenue and harbor bill carrying $11, ,479, 1so be- came a law at midnight Saturday night without President Cleveland's signature, the legal limit of ten days having ex- pired in which he could veto. It is the third time during 1Tr. Cleveland's terms in which revenue and harbor bills have been similarly passed.
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Annunclation Academy, conducted by the Sisters Oi 3hafity of Nazareth, is home institution and q source of gaf1er4l revenue to the city by it's 230 pupils. It's exhibition lately given at tile 3pera= haiise and it's display at tbe Narid's Fair afford sufficient eyi- dence of its character. Why then send young ladies away from their homes and such I school here2 ! 2tf
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HON. JERRY SOUTH. A W00LY MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT. The Distinguished Statesman from Bax- ter in the city Ea Route to
 Lincoln County.

Hon. Jerry South, the well-knoWn young statesman from Baxter county. isin the city today and reg istered at Hotel Trulock. Mir. South has been sent out on ean- Yass by the Democratic State Central Committee and has just returned from a canvass in Union, Columbia, and Ouachita counties in behalf of Democracg
 Mr. south was Interviewed this morning by GRAPHIC repoi ter in regard to the state of Democracy in the aforesaid eountiee, and in re spoRse to questions hesaid:
 There win De 10 question about the eleesioa oi che complete county tickets in 0uachita Columbia and Union counties by increased Demo- cratic maiorifies. and in Union county the Democratic State ticket will receive ut least 2.000 majority. \ goil of Inc votes in that county only shows ltG Populite voters. Everywhere tht Ropulites are weak ening on account of elarke's expos ure of BtFker's record and the Iat- ter's whipping=post bill, and every where found the Democrats enthu- siaslic.
 3Ir souga lvI9 remain fa the city over night aud leave tomorrow morning for Lincoln county where he has aa engagement to speak at star eitg Ut o'clock ?. m.
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arring Dpfaoel,afa

pAl.LAs, TEx.. Aug. al.-The Denl- osfafic Congressional gathering re- soiiseiies here today, and wiIl take ap ehe halioting where if left of on Augl 't , Thus fur DIS ballots have been taken.
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Convention of Royal Aroh atasons.

TOPEKA, Aug. Advance guards of the grand chapter Of Royal Arch Aa- sons for the national convention which begins today have arrived It will be one of the most interesting events of Masonic Ereanasons of Kansas. 4 most interesting programme has been arranged. Robert l. Nichols, grand priest, will preside.
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Burned to Deatil Stacking Lime.

cRAwFo5s7sf1fbe. Ind, Aug. 2i.- Theodore Biack met death near Craw- fordsrille ia 6 peculiar manner. He was slack 9g hme in bucket, prepara- tory to whitemashing. when the con tents Of tte bucket exploded. His face was blown ull Of burning lime, infict- ing terrible injuries, of which he quickly uied.
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Inc Eil1s aFuddle.

CINCINNATI, Aug 2l. Loige No. , o2 the Elks declared ii favor Of Jamestown by an overwhelming vote and demand an immediate settlement of the case. Judge Wards decision was reported. 1t restores Allen Q. Meyers as grand secre- tary, ana says 10 legal meeting can be held outside New York,
 sszssu
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special .tsse SSH oIis

The'tax book for the collection of speeiai assessment upon the real property iii District No, i. fer the purpose of street paving has been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in Che district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from this date Ii such payment is not made action will be commenced at the end 0f Chat time for the collection of said assessment and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 2lst day of Jul4, ls9l N D. IIEAItN. Calle tor of Paving District No. l. in the city 0f Pine Bluff.
 Office at tie Bank of Pine Bluff
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E..... .....aI -InnIe Hmra.I.

StE FRANCISCO. Aug. st-Japanese papers say panic in financial circles is feared. Bnfs have suspended their loans, while deposits are being fast withdrawn Capitalists are unwilling to inRest, as they expect to have an op- portqnitg oi making much larger profits through the panic. The money market $ now very EilI
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l U oatte nlilIs.

NEW 5EDFaB0 Mass, Aug. 21.--Ehe fhis noffn @ai 1i,099 are idle. Oaly miis eut q gl gre running and they may htFs E9 atop soon.
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rhe Invessigation Not Abandoned.

WASHINGTON, Arg. s1. Members of the house committee of conllnerce have not abandoned. the projeeto holding m investigation of the recent railroad strike for which a resolution is before the com mittee. An effort will De made to re- port the resolution for the investigation during the recess.
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sATENTA WINS THE RAGE.
Tie Rrltanaia Defeated Tor the AL
 bert Gup

s-hS 4AAtt'tfiEs5t sAfs ANfsAfiA H HE tAfG %AA=
 bert Gun.
 PORTSMOUTH, Aug. et.-Fhe satanita beat fhe Britannia yesterday in the race 6er the Abort cup at the regatta of the Royal Albert Yacht club. The course was from snithead around Nab light ship and the west buoy off Ryde Middle, twice around. The total distance waa about 45 miles. The Albert cup is val ued at e500, and last year WAS won by the satanita defeating the Navahoe, Brigannia and CHfanna.
 The Yigilant did not start in the raes and comment thereon i5 not favorable. Gould says he is going 10 Trance and will leave the .silant with his brother Howard.
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tEnr. l.Y .EnI1nit.. I.I.h.

NELAseo, @ 8ag. 2l.-It is re- ported from IHnkle's ferry on the San Bernaed tha6 afaa West was severely hurt bg lalsa fa jumping against him as he was crossing the river in q slLilT
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1}0n fail ta secure copies 9i aaf 7Plcf1resque Amefiea Portfolios. If you fye net a fR5a.er af the D4H1 55Apau, subscribe at oaee iH. sfdeF taat 4au may eek the necessary coupons 4 few years ago, when tl5is work was tie5t issued, Il sold f0r s24. while readers ef the iftfLf CsApHfe can now sef at the iaaig- nlire4t price oi si3 and ninety eoH- Daas. 3t
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Gg4aGenl..s Eern....s.

NEWPORT, R. l., Aug. 2t.-The great tennis events of the year open herr 5aaa* Fbe matches are for Che national championship singles. donbies ana fer the interscholastic championship.
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N-ar.IIIn -ardero.I .selse.I.

LONDON. Aae. 2t.-The Globe ape plauds tAe action ef fhe government fn ordering the customs authorities at Glasgow to seize the warship Isalm which is being ftEad out for the orient and says: .sAXe don't want any moro Alabama maddles.
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pul,lle seaalzIag.

Hon. II. D. Remmeii and lion. D.. E Barker. Republican and PopaIite candidates, respectively, for GoY- efHag. Wiii address the voters oi Jef- fcfzon county on tie political issues of 1he aayat the eegrt-hoase in Pine Ulaf, Ark., tonight a 7;30 |. n. Everybody invited
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fsof-i I,,-33lr,,@.9I t5anneefioI.s.

Train Eo. yia Cotton Belt Route, naH makes close connection at Cairo. with fast maii-t1ains Nos. i and 2 via Illinois eairal l. Rs for points on the Sa. Louis. Chicago { New Orleans divisions. E. Il. Wilson,
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9sov9vns.r pol3in4,,.,.

LAWRENCE. Kan.. Aug 21.-Ex- Gov Charles Robinson died at his home in this city had been ill for several
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rrsi, Flower

Miss ioe Go9soete. at No. 23l West Fifth aTeaile. receives Ifeaheat flowers every day from Si. Louis. Prices as
 sosrs per dozen. < 00. Cafnation p.aks, l.eis,laaen, a0 cents. Lilies oi the XaiA@, per dozen 30 cents. ftgBciatus. per dozen D cents. AnY kisds q floral jcrlSus, and aii kinds of olatam+.ag aa4ti embroidery done at Teas0a.9li3e pre.s. IL
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8elioves tIIe Report Fsfso.

CHIcAeo. Aug. 21.-yefe. Davis sass the ssPaTson has heard nothing from the sioux City Athletic club regarding the Corhett-Jaclson fght taking place tbefe, and that Re aaesn.t think there $ anything in the printed reports.
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John Arkfns.

DENyER, Col, Aug. 2l Col. John ArkiDs, uaaHager of tile Rocky Mountain News, died Saturday afternoon of gas tFitis.
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Robbed on a Train.

FoRr SVoRrH, Tex, Aug. al.-W. Q. starling of Chicago reported to the pc lice tNat he lost $450 on the incoming Chicago. Rock Island and Texas tram.
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Naaalns.aa. ,. C. ana l.etarn.

August 23 2l and , the Cotton Belt roH1a will sell tickets 10 Wash ington, D. c, and return at $24 Tickets aaoa returning aHgil Septem- ber L.. B. F WILSON. Agent.
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READY TO ADJOURN.
Tariff Bill Only Holding Con-
 gress Together.
MEMBERS DESERT THE CAPITAL.

The Last Roiieau Saturday Disclosed
 Only Torty-Five Senators, Two More
 Than oeorunl- Probable That the
 House Win Adjourn From Day to
 Day untn Final Adjournment.
 WAsa1NaroN, Aug s0.-The final ac- ton of tine president on the tariff bill is the only thing Chat stands between the senate and final adjournment. It is the l general opinion that with thebil passed unon by the chief executive adjeurn- ment would be arranged within few days time. The last of the appropria- ten bills received the final considera- ton of the senate during the present week and without the passage of the Murphy resolution there would not have been much probability of any general legislation, owing to tho likelihood of there being no quorum. The last roll call Saturday disclosed only 45 senators, two more than q quorum in the cham Der, and the highest number of the day was 5l. several have loft since, z and 1t is entirely probable that the session today will be opened without the number requisite to do bus mess in the.face of objection. It is prob- able, therefore, that the daily sessions from thi time forward will be brief; that only bills to which there is. no op- position from any senator and over which there is no contest will be taken up.
 The Democratic members hope to have the bill repeating the provision in the tariH bill exempting alcohol used in the aHs and the manufacture of medicinal preparations included in this list. There appears q likelihood of op- position on the Republican side, but if there be tAiA will necessarily go oyer until next session.
 The Democratic members of the f. nance committee hopeto report the sup plemental tariff bills during tho week, but do not expect acton on them. Prob ably no considerable time will be spent ii executive session in continuation of nominees 10 which no cue objects
 The house is ready to adjaa7 to-day. tta work has been completed, t i; ofly a#iaBing the action Of the senate and Of the president. It $ preeable that 1t will adjoafn from day to day, unti congress shalt adjourn. Itmay be, however, that the lime WilI be partly occupied by giv- ing days to tho several committees Of tie house to consider such business as they care 10 bring before the house. but this question has not been decided. Speaker Crisp, who IS at Old Point Com fort, will not return until this morning and AIr. Outhwaite, one of the members on the committee on rules, is out of the city and no programme will be arranged until they return.
 Toaay under the rules is suspension day, as are also tho last six days of the session, but g resolution to adjourn will not be passed until the president acts on the tariff bill, the rule with reference to suspension days will not go into effect until the date of adjournment has been fixed by the house.
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Bicycle Plant Gold.

FREEPoRT, Ills, Aug. 2t The plant of the Ereap5rt Bicycle Manufacturing company .Ws.s sold b the National Sew. ing Machine company of Belyidere, and will be removed to that city at once.
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f5eI. ,e egsoiszI.,,.

Dri1s 7ftre tte Commission.
 CHaaa. aH Eugene V Dals taak fiAe stand eEa4 Eba KegisTai atrilze commission .a8 aHd told hl5 interest b the haiiaan stfike. There was uothiag u4s la 6Ae teeimony uD to noe8
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Alreeln GOES 10 PULLMAN.
He s9nl Ioois After strikers Who Are
 sald to 10 starvipg.

Gmetao5 ang. Governor Alt geld went to Pullman gastaHity to inyes- tigate the condition Of 1Ie Pullman strikers. His visit was tle re=8lt ef 2 communication sent tu him rom the
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Favorable Report on Tour Tarif BilIs.
 WASHINGTON Aug. a1.--The senate finance committee held brief session today and ordered favorable report on four separate tariff bills passed week a9O
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IN DANCER oF DESTRUCTION.
THREE GIRLS AND \ BoY

Mra. Morgan at sfonett Gives Birth to
 Fonr Children.
 MoNErr. Mo, Aag. 2l. Mrs. F. F. Morgan Of this city carly today gaye birth to four children, three girls and J boy. The combined weight of tbe four children was f6 pounds The mother, who is I smail woman is doing we'll
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Italians Describing CallfoFnil.

SAN f.EANeisco, Aug. 2f.-Italians are deserting California in large numbers. They find it difficult for then to obtain work here and many are returning to Italy Others arc going to southern states, particularly Florida and Ala bo7na
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Woman ana Two aeeroes Arrested.

WIoHrA, Eaa.. Aug. 2l-ATrs Sim mons, alias Blue day, and two negroes Were arrested at 2 yesterday morning for killing William starck, 2 Santa H'o Watehuan- last week. Iaa woman was once Q noted belle at Bexi8sy0n, Ky.
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near to sareatiaa. Governor Altgald RleY aas ta lgis nsed to say what aetiQa he MoaA take. hat t was gencr- ally @iieYed fv tHe szzs they would receive immediate as5fs9Hee