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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-15

Atlanta, Ca. May 14.-The Charlestons
defeated the Atlantas again this after
noon in one of the biggest smuggling
matches that has been seen here this
season. Only six innings we're played on
account of the failure of the Charleston
team to appear on the grounds until they
were sent for. The score stood at the
end of the sixth inning:
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$4,000 TYPEWRITER
REWARD.

CITY Of savannah, Ohice City Engineer
May 9 ls94.-1he city Of Savannah viii nav a
reward Of $50 for information with proof to
convict Of the parties who raised the gate Of
the trunk in Lamar's fed on night of Nav 3
1894. w. j. WYNN. CITY FnRineeT -
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No Game at Macon.

Macon, Ga, May 14.-Savannah and
Macon played no game to-day on account
of rain,
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Mobile Beats Nashvills.

Nashville, Tenn, May 14-Following is
the score of to-day's game:
R. h E
Nashville. &C.. .......24O O0O21-9 10 2
Mobile ..............00 8 04 10 IA IA
Observation-Disclosures, Moran and Kinsler;
JJnderwo and frost
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First Burglar-Any luek latelvg

First Burgiar-Any luck lately2
second Burglar-No. Worked all night on
safe, and when got il bowed open il was a
folding bed.-Puck
As II .-Tommy-Uncle, what's pro.
hibitionY
Uncle who comes from Maine)-A law that
prevents men from getting good liquor, Tom
my.-Puck.
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PEACHES.

Fresh Supply Choice Peaches at 1890.
Finest Creamery Butter.
Finest Teas and Coffees.
Fresh Strawberries.
Fresh Tomatoes.
Lowest Prices for Fine Goods.
VIM. G. COOPER,
2S Whitaker Street.
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RAILROADS.
an RICHMOND AND
~ DANviLLE R. R.
The Greatest Southern System.

IMPROVED schedules. Through first.class
a coaches between Savannah and Asheville
y. G., for Hot Springs and other Western
Carolina points.
Also to Walhalla and Greeuville, s. O., and
intermediate points via Columbia
Quick time and improved service to Wash.
tngton New York and the East
Only line in the south operating solid vesti.
buled limited Grains with Pullman dining cars
Double daily fast trains be tween New orx
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Char
lotte, ColUm Dta, Savannah and JacksonvilIo
and Tampa, Fla. carrying Pullman drawing
room cars between Savannah and New York
on all through trains. Also dining cars be-
and SO. '' -
W. A. TURK. G. P. A. Washington. d. @
o. h HARDWICK. A. G. Z. A, Atlanta. Ca.
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CITY MARsHAL's SALE.
TOILET REQUISITES,

TOILET REQUISITES,
MELDERMA.
a toilet powder that instantly dispels the
disagreeabe odor arising from perspiration.
CUPID'S ALMOND CREAM
relieves sun burns and renders the skin soft
and clear.
Aromatic Vinegar Toilet Water, Extracts
and Soaps, foreign and domestic.
Face Sponges as soft as velvet an indis-
pensable articles to travellers
Boraclne and Borated 1alcum for prickle
heat
SOLOMONS & Co,
Congress Street and Bull Street Stores.
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Corner West Broad and Taylor Street.
THOSE LOTS
WHICH ARE TO BE SOLD rHURsDA


WHICH ARE TO BE SOLD THURSDAY
Are nearer to the Court House than any now
on the market
They are easy of access, having two lines
Of electric cars and well paved streets lead
ing up to the property.
Every lot sold will be guaranteed sewer
service and connection with water system of
the city.
They are convenient to railroads. cotton
and lumber mills, oil works, S, F. g. W.
railway, power house, and other industries.
They Will be sold on as eafy terms as have
been offered on any lots IN THE CITY.
All the lots are for sale. No choice lots or
corners reserved.
Get Plat
And examine the surroundings and be con.
WINGED that the present and prospective value
OF this property make it fine investment.
c. H. DORsETT
SPECIAL NOTICE,
Lazaretto creek is closed to navigation
whilst Savannah and Atlantic railroad draw.
bridge is undergoing necessary repairs.
JOHN J. MCDONOUGH.
Contractor,
MOCKING BIRD,
Squirrel
Bird Cages.
Bird Seeds
and Tonic.
Russian Sunfower Seed.
]. GARDNER, 1ls Broughton street
$4,000 TYPEWRITER
-For-
$4,000.
HARRISON & GANAHL,
Drayton street.
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ON NORTHERN DIAMONDS.

Results OF the Days Games in the
National League Cities.
Washington, May 14.-Games of base
bail were played to-day with the follow
ing results:
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THE COTTAGE CLUB.

The stockholders of this club will hold a
recess meeting THIS Tuesday EVENING
at S:l5 o'clock at the Arsenal drill room,
entrance on Charlton street. As matters of
great Importance 10 the club will be pre-
sented every stocknolder should attend in
person or by proxy.
GEO. J. BALDWIN, President.
JNo. M. BRYAN, Sec, and Treas
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO ALL SMOKERS.
sc Sc
Does smoke from your cigar arise
Like incense in the air:
Or does il only cause a smudge
AID make your neighbor swear?
Why will YOU stick to cabbage leaves
And drive your friends arar,
When you can with a nickel buy
The LIE Panic Sweet C gar?
Get your supply Of lie Pantos Of
W.O. CUBBEDGE.
Cor. South Broad and jefferson SITS.
nc *
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOLLAND GIN
For all medical purposes, use
FLEIsCHMANN's PERFECTION GIN.
For sale in quart bottles by
w. I'll. EsKEDOR,
Corner West Broad and Taylor Streets.
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ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS.
DIVISION NO. e.

A special meeting of this division will take
place at H1bernian Hall THIS Tuesday,
EVENING at o'clock. All members are
urgently requested to attend, as business of
Importance will be transacted. BY ord er of
E. A. Les NARD. Vice President
II. O'DONOVAN. Rec. SecN
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MEETINGS..

ALPHA LODGE NO. /,
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
Freemasons.
The regular meeting Of this Lodge will be
held at the Masonic Temple THIS Tuesday
EVENING at o'clock.
Degrees will be conferred.
JOHN S. HAINES. Secretary.
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A regular meeting Of this lodge will be held
THIS Tuesday, EVENING at 8 O'Clock, in
Elks' Hall, Lyons Block.
Every member earnestly requested to be
present.
T. F. THOMSON, Exalted Ruler
w. E MCCOLIITNf. Secretary
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And examine the surroundings and be con.
WINGED that the present and prospective value
OF this property make it fine investment.
G. Il DORSETT
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For all medical purposes, use
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-21
BRIEF rELEGRAMS.

NiscOunt Hin, says London dis.
patch, has been declared a bankrupt.
His liabilities are : 25O,0OO.
The fret clause OF the goyrrnmenps
anti.anarchist bill was adopted la the
French Chamber OF Deputies today.
Tho Pullman Palace Car company
has declared H. regular quarterly diVi.
dend OF . per cent, payable August
10TH.
Chief MAlAboch and his followers
have been driven from the caves 10
which they took refuge from tho
rrausvaa troops. Ten OF tho rebels
were killed.
Tue Standards correspondent a, 81.
Petersburg reports large decrease Ia
the number Of cases Of ohUl'ra as u
result Of the sanitary measure adopted
10y the government.
Tho engagement II announced OF
the eldest daughter OF the Right Hon.
Arthur Ellesley Peel, at Ons time
speaker Of the House OF Commons, 70
Ferdinand DE kothschllI, n member Of
Parliament for MilsUury division OF
Buckiughamshire.
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INDIGESTION

Tho fact is lndispulablo that largo
proportion Of tho diseases Of humanity
arises from indigestion. Whom the
stomach IL weak aud falls 90 perform
iis usual functions, then the liver BE-
domugod, tho circulation Of the blood
becomes sluggish, aud the whole sys.
tenn prosiratod. Under such conditions
exposure to foul atmosphere generates
typhoid, bilious or typhoid fcyor, etc.
n you escape those, some special weak.
moss will sooner or iator develop Itself,
like kidney or liver complaint chronic
dyspepsia, rheumatism, or sauucG the
sluggish bio ID will develop some latent
faint OF Hcrofuia, piuplcs, ulu.ChDH,
boilr disappear, aud, II not corrected,
sores and ulcers follow,
al this can be- avoided by purifying.
cleansing, healing and maintaining 10
perfect physical condition these impur.
tant organs ~ tho body, the lfyrr. atum.
Ach and Kidneys Drs. Shores & shores
can proscryo your health and you can boz
comparatively iroo from sickness aud
disease.
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ECHOES OF THE STRIKE.
T,lssrams Slnl By Dsbs 10 Strikers
Produced In Court
the Missouri Pacific Refuses 60
Employ Membfr OF tho
halfway Union.

MILWAUKEE, July 2O.-Tho Western
linton Telegraph company mad 10 pro.
duco In court tho telegmms that raised
between Eugene V. Debs and the
railroad strikers who are under arrest
IN this city.
Judge Seaman heard arguments on
tue right Of the government TO reduce
the tei,grams ~ evidence agRlnst the
men, anu, Notwithstanding tue very
Ingenious argument 81 Mr.. Murphy.
counsel for tue btrikufe, 90 show that
such au action was violation uf their
Institutional rights, director an order
compelling the telegraph company 10
produce this telegram. Ia obedience
to tue order the kilograms were pro.
ducrd before CymmirslUupf BlO3dgO0d
this afternoon.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC Still N THE
nom.
sr Louis, July gO-Ths NJ SOUR
Pacific hallway has thrown down we
gauntlet g. thu American Railway
Union for asht 10 a nnish. lhe tul-
lowing certificate was this morning
handed n yard clerk On that tUad who
had reported two days ago for his old
position!
"rhis 10 to certify that -- has been
employed in the capacity OF CLERK In
the yard department u tue Missouri
Pacific sya,um, ~. iIDui6 terminal III.
vision. from April, 1893, 10 June, ls9i,
III which timu % was necessary 10 lay
him OIL ON account " n strike In tue
yard. He reported Tor work on the 18th
"a "a Al a ii =
learned that lac was a member " the
American Railway Union and was In
sympathy win tue strike movement
sl that We could not re.employ him.
His work and conduct up 10 the time
Of the strike was perfectly satisfactory.
~. =. JOSIl,
"rermlnal Superintendent"
10 IL probable that civil action
Tor damages will be brought ngalust
tho railway company Tor IL action Ia
this matter.
ARTHUR MAKES Az FNrLASATtcN.
CLLvELAND, o., July gl.-Wheu
ChiBi Arthuris attention vas called 10
the AssocIato1 Pres, dispatch from
Toledo, Ia reference 10 tho Wnuhih On.
ginetrs being chung up" he said'
"Ihu engineers On tho Wabash
struck out OF sympaihy for the Amcri.
can Railway Uni0n without the sane.
ton and in clear violation Of tie laws
OF the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers. | have repeatedly stated OF
late, under these conditions, any mem.
Dor OF our order has the full Eight TO
take a pluc0 vacated by striking en-
ginVer.
~ have not advised hsinglo engineer
10 take sIfiket's place on the Wa
bash, but have simply quoted the rules
10 them, and eaid they were NJ full
liberty TO take the places Of engineers
vino had gone out on roads where
strike had not been ordered by vote
" the brotherhood organization or
chief engineer.
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WICHITA, Kan, July 2O.-rhe COM
miltue Oi tbs Sauta Fe railway en-.
ploycs Of thi. division, recently ap.
pointed ~ protest 10 circuit cOurl, Judge
CALDWELL, against dllatounoss Of tue
receivers In paying wages, today IT,
oeiyod an autograph letter IRON Cald-
we'll In which ne says that the matter
hns been referred 10 the receivers.
The receivers, the letter says, are ca.
perienoing the greatest dl1iCllty In
securing funds 10 repair tue damage
by tho strike, ana adlsi "FOr n month
the earnings nave been cut Oh, and
thousands Of dollars worth OF the
ROADS property has been destroyed,
tut notwithstandiu the depllrable
condition OF the road, the mru must DO
paid NJ coon as IL II possible 30 raise
the funds"
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mlstn The East

NEW YORK, July 2O.--The heat to-
day was tocord.bruakeE Ga the
streets rs degrees was registered. Seven
persOns sucumbeu 10 tho neat during
the day, a number OF cases 0f pro-
alration were reported In Brooklyn.
BOsIUN, July 21.-rho fall eject OF
tho her; was iolt 10 Boslou today, aud
many uses VI pfoltraliJn are reported.
Tho therm1moler did not get above %
degrees, but tue humidity was more To
blame than the high temperature. tbs
hospitals treated DOZEN cases q sun.
HtTOkp.
LITILE FALLS, n. ", July 90
At 3 0'olOck tue mercury was ia de-
gfees In the shade.
LEWISTON, he, July 2O.-rhis has
teen the hottest day Tor years. Tue
Thermometer regi6iorcI from 100 to 100
degrees IN the shade.
BAN0OR, Me-, July 2O.-rhs lher.
m0mcier is quoted At % 20 100 degrees
Ia the shade,
LAwRENCE, Mas, July 2O.-Tho
weather tOuay has been very hot. The
thermometer fUgiaIefrd Oj degrees In
tue shade.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 20.-Jutt
after noon today Peter Davis, Dan
Washington aud Charles Ezell, nil
colored, were hanged on the same
tcahold at tho cOuuty jail here.
fwO thousand people Witnessed the
execution.
Davis wanted 90 marry another
mans wife aud murdered tue husband
~ cary out the pian. Washington last
winter aseaesinAtoi Htofukeeper here
by tue name OF PvtkiuB. Ezuil killed
his wife near this city year ago.
Two negroes were hanged here last
Friday, IL is likely thAg two more viii
hang here next Friday.
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SHOE DEPT.

a yisit 10 our Shoe Dept will repay
you. Tho bargains We offer this wook ia
reliable footwear are not 20 DO found
elsewhere
Ch,ldron's Spring Heel, sizos { to
IS, Tor 600.
Ch.ldrou'a Patent Tip. Spring Heel,
sizoy 90 a.. value sl..l Tor s5c.
Misses Spring Ho0l, sizes - 60 .,
value tl5J, Tor sLOO,
Ladies'. Patent Tip, Kid Shoes, sizes
q tu q, Tor sl-j.
ladi.a Patent Tip, Dongola Kid, Tor
800.
Ladies' Light ponFola KID, for Sl,55.
Tho last Of o. c, Bur's Shoes, yaluo
$500, Tor s1Or.
johnson llr1s. lno Dongola, Pa,eu.
Tip for S4-5
The worry bast hand s0wed turned
Shoe In our house for 500.
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Boys Clothing Dept.

HOy,7 StUW IlnIs, a4sOTIUl C1l0Ts aud
Shapes, from 800 10 7lc.
A Line OF MEMS islbriggau Under
wear, Co gloso ut zoe Suit
Boys Biu0 CHECK. buublC-brOastod
Suit, value s-al, now ,l,51 suit
Boys brown MIzoi Cassimcro suits,
very meat aud good wearing, value Sl.bj,
Tor 300.
Boys Blue Cheviot Mothers tr.ond
Waists, a rarO bargain Tor Ulg.
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HE WAS BELFAST.
For Years Suffering From Heart
Trouble and Brlghps Disease
"A Remarkable Cure.

Mr. W. Jackson, who resides o.. West
Bounliful, was treated by many physi-
clans for HE trouble but no oue seemed
to understand his case. his s1n came
to salt Lake and explained his iihor's
case TO Dis. Shore. q Shores aud took
with him medicine for biz mihyr's case.
This was in March. During tho past
week Mr.. jackson walked into Dfs.
Shores & Shores otlico In tho Harmon
block, and gave your correspondent tho
following description Of his 0uro3
lilo says ~ have rtaided In the tor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-21

Peace Thought to be- secured hroug e
tue Enart- OF our Government


tue Enort- OF our Government.
WAsHINuTON, ID. G., July 2U,-
While tuete hHvO been no opou dIyel-
opments IN tho negotiations between
tue state department and the Japanese
government respecting the withdrawal
Of japanese tro ps from Korea there
II ground ior the belief tina, everything
In progressing towards o satininclory
termination anu that the happy resu 4
will be In n large measure attributable
"a the benafcirnt exercise N the good
offices n tho United 5,gteH
without reference 10 tue publications
that have uutp0rtel 20 give tue lau-
guaPe Of Secretary Gresnam's dis
patch, II can be- stated now that Il con-
taineI nothing that could be oJnslruni
into an atirOnt, even IN Diplomatic
sense.
Tho quo atious that have been given
were erroneous, aud especially IN lhp
sentence that places tho President IN
the position OF asserting that Japan Is
Waglng an unjust war upon Korea
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LENA, o., july 2l,-At BeRvordnm
rho other jersey bull. For some
Tune pasJ they have indulged ina great
deal Of bAnuying Rs To who had tho
uotter auimal. Twas tiuAlly arranged
that they pit the bulls against each
other Ia a ring on tnu main street Of
the town, Ten dollars side was Tut
mp aud a large crowd gathered to wit.
ness the contest. After one hour ana n
hail Of hard fighting, the jersey bull
came out victorious, having killed his
opponent Both Of them we're terribly
cut up.
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WICHITA, Kan.-July 2l.--A clash
and interchange Of shots occurred uo'
tween United States soldiers guard ug
Rock bland railway property anu q
body Of men from south Enid, D. IT,
near that town, early this morning.
rnu Enid men attempted 10 surprise
tho troops, who were guarding a rail-.
road bridge, presumably intending %
destroy the s,tGg'rfc. They were dis.
coveted, however, and Ia the melee
which followed Corporal Gleaves Was
seriously wounded by a bullet 10 the
lott side.
Tue firing brought up detachment
Of toldicfs, who dispotsed the mob uud
arrested several rioters. Tho excite.
mont tonight Ia undated.
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tho heart, headaches aud o. buzging
sound Ia the Oars, ike a lot NJ bees
singing nt my oars My back was weak,
swelling of tho limbs, aud being An old
man. / was afraid would never be-
cured. was sick lu bod whom / frat
received brs shores & ShorUs's medicine
and can now say I am Ah'o to call at
their ufllto aud thank them Tor tholr
careful and successful treatment Of INV
case, and 90 ono and all heartily fccom-
mOnd these physicians.
Mr.. Jackson viii answer All letters ~
inquiry regarding his case, addressed to
Wust Houutiiul Utah.
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SILK DEPT.

There will be- "a rush for thom at 100 I'd
oar line Of $50 Printed Indias W. will
close al 100 sd
NOTICE THISi our best quality Of
PRINTED indias aud lwilled japanese, In
the most elegant designs, stripes, Zig
ures nut BTogudCs, 80 a. ~ iu. Wide,
positively sold for aud si.25, marked
doNuto hic yd,
30 Pieces Of Natural Colorod rongoOs,
worth ono yd, Io close "a. 3uc sd, Also
20 Pieces, worth Gsc sd, for 400 yd.
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fItory for forty-ouo years, aud I am
known hy every old settler who hone
will read Wy statement and profit 10y ii
Whom ] Ham0 tn urs. shore s. shores /
was great sufferer from Nights dis.
caso, dr0p.v and heart trouble; upon
tho lenst little oNoriiuu ! would got short
OF breath, aud a worry sharp pain around
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Tie Experiments 30 Not Prove salts
factory.

CHICAGO, July 2l.-phe tug Black
bhli. when was hllrd our some time
ago with Hn apparatus fOT tho uas Of
crude petroleum ~ fnol, has been laid
nap by the Vessel Owuurs Towing
uumpaHy. The city was given the uss
ultuo BlaokDgll ana the smoke Inspect.
uruuylttd much time Ia tho periUc.
upa OF tho utvice5 Tor the economical
usv % oil, Al the end N his experi.
meuts which wrge partially successful,
tue E.ackball was returned ~ the tug
company. II b. SAID that ths great
ELECTION IN the practical use OF peito-
lrum proved tho diilirulty ~ regulat-
Ing tue burning. Nnen the forced
nrlught was utei, thu oil smoked as
mlcn a. aIft coat and ~ IL SAID the oil
Nas ae hard 10 control In burning as
hard coal. La view OF these cltuun.
b'ances the company decided to DIS.
continue It's ube.
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SAN FRASCiscJ, July 2l.-Colonel
r.. n. Hall, assistant United States
treasury agent, who ior year past has
been stationed on ST. George leland,
Behring tea, 10 look aitor the seals i
In the city. He says about 2,5OO seals
have been taken fiom st. George Island
this year, and enough more from ~.
Paul TO make up thu quota Of 1bOO
permitted killed by the guGernmenL
al think the ecals are now increas.
ing In these northwestern watersi"
said Mr. Hall, "aud thnt manage
properly there will be no scarcity.
Houco.Orlh we viii take 10000 a yesr
We can Kill this number aud yet nave
au abundance to tptc."
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Tho "GsnerAl" Attends ropuiist
Picnic 80 Ridg rwuud rArh.

PIcnic Rt Ridg rwuud rarh'
INV YuRl, Juy 2J.-J' s. Coxey
reached nero louiGh, 90 attend ihu
Populist picnic At Rllgowood Park to-
morrow.
ri have been through tho North
ws.t. - aaiI he. tHnerr Is no use Of
,aiklug, the populiats "li win the
west aud nOrthwu., mex! NoVemoor'
Minnesota Il as good A. carried, anu
the strike assures us Illinois Ahir
labor trouble ON top OF industrial lt'
preston was all that was heeusl ioI
our HuCCesB,"
allow about your army OF the com
monweal, general; has that clilapsed'''
"Oh! Only the other Day 0o1 crossed
from Duluth To Buffalo bound f)r
Washington under Jtlnes"
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mngh lynn nnllly of Mnrdsr.

VASCOuvEG, B. c., July 2l.-
"duily, WITH a recommendation "
mercy" was the verdict reached after
d trial lasting four dsya IN the ease OF
Hugh Lynn, charged WITH the murder
" John Green ana Tnomas Taylor,
raneherH living on Savary Island.
The array OF evidence waa vast and
complete. Lynn took the stand on his
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own behalf aud admitted killirg Green,
but claimed seli.1efense. His story
was that In drunken row, Gresn had
shot Taylor aud attempted 70 XIII
Lynn VINO fred ia return.
Lynn admitted robbing the house
and store, aud arranging the guns IN
the hands Of the dead men 10 make u
appear that they had killed each other.
The execution Ia set for August 24.h.
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sT. PETERSBURG, July 2O.--A terri.
ble hailstorm has devastated tho dis
tr!ct between LloWnja and Peoktow-
sknIaw. Crops were destroyed, many
houses OF ptasnuis were struck by
lightning and burned and eight per-
sons were killed and many injured.
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LONDON, July Goa dispatch 10
the Telegraph from Rome sayt:
Twenty-t~u anarchists have boon
atTeft' Il In tho province during tue
last ~ enty-lour noufs. An internal
machiur with burning fuse atlarheI
WAS found at the do r VI the militia
tributa' & CagIiari, on the islauu %,
hATdInln, ~. nIght.
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srRisGFIELD, H., July 2l.-Ths
heaviest rain slnce April lslh iuil nero
last night, pt1olpilating 1855 inches Of
mln. The rain viii dU great hood 10
crops, 1t being badly needed.