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the superhucus leg has nesrly kept
pace with the growth Of the rest OF tho
body, but it is not little strange that
the weight or presence Of this extra
member seems to give the colt no III
convenience or incumbrance whatever.
He is as happy ard frisky piece o.
horse flesh as ever Was seen. Without
the fifth leg protrrding from his heHa
he would be Judged an extra finely
shaped colt, and there is not th'
slightest indication that he will not
attain matured growth. Chicago
Timps
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-09-12

rocky hill. The Koreans were hover
ing beyond the reach of our guns in
vastly superior numbers, and were
evidently waiting for an opportunity
to crush the little American army as
soon as it had entered the ravine lying
below the fort.
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Elijah Bryan, of Nevada. Mo-, wao
is now n his ninety-iifth yeaE, as q
youth helped to defend the homes 0t
tho Missouri settlers against tho ralas
of Black Hawks warriors.
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soiled they are easily removed and
sent to the washtub.
A dark-blue coat of melton cloth may
be provided with three or four sets of
different revers, so during the whole
season it may be ever changing. New
York World.
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craze. Some altogether new

most craze. Some altogether new
combinations are worn this season,
and the effect of the novelties is de-
cidedly attractive. The illustration
is of o bonnet which, of course modi-
fed in some degree, has become o
general favorite.-New York Adver.
ficar
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A company is forming in st. Peters
burg for the purpose Of establishing
extensive cotton plantations on the
Bokhara banks of the Amoo- -Darya,
the great river of Central Asia.
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Mrs. Homespun-"Here! Come
back, sir! You said you'd saw cord
OF wood for Il good breakfast, and
you've only sawed one stick"
Wandering William-s'I'm sorry,
mum, but I've decided to 60 into
liquidation, and compromise wild me
creditors at two per cent. Truth.
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An Ostrich Plume Bonnet.
Ostrich plumes are in great favor
iust now and their use extends to al-
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300 Reward, 800.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease
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Notice to Jurors and Wit
nesses.
No United States Court at Charles
ton in January 1895.

The following order was filed in the
Uoited States District Court yesterday !:
United States Of. America. Eastern
Dissrict of South Carolina, in the
District Court-Io re Janaary term,
l8951Orders as to attendance OF
witnesses aud jarors.
L. appearing to be Improbable tha.
opportunity will be afforded for the
trial cf jury cases at the spproachiug
January term, 1895, Of this Court
ordered. that the juror. heretofore
summoned for said term and the Wit
nesses and defendants recognized TO ap-
pear a. said d-term be instructed not to
appear by an advertisement duly to be
inserted ID the Charleston Ners and
Courier. WM. 81 BRAwLEY.
United States Judge.
Charleston. S. c.. Dec. l9, 1894
The cause Of the postponemene or
abandonment of the January term is
that by recent Legislation the marshal's
accounts for the year have to be
audited before he can obtain further
credit and it would be impossible for
the accounts closing December II to be
handled IN the interim. Court couvc6-
ton on January The tern may be
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taken up az the May term, or an extra
term may be called before that time
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The most wonderful haiIstorm on
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Another Pet

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Harper's Periodicals.
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IN 1898.

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In Conclusion.

We are going to make greater efforts
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

By local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure Deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infamed con-
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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-08
NOW KING CAUCUS
The House and Senate Feeling for
Each Other.
THE MURDERER GETS TEN DAYS
The Cholera Is Raging in st. Peters
burg, But the Death Rate Is
Comparatively Low.
A Caucus on Tariff.

WASHINGTON, Aug. .7.-Chairman HoI-
man called the house caucus to order at
3 O'Clock today, 119 members being
dresent. Bynum offered a resolution re-
citing the fact of the disagreement on
the tariff bill and declaring the conferees
should meet in a spirit of iberality and
by mutual concessions agree upon
measure that will meet with the ap-
proval of both bodies. The resolution
until O'Clock Friday next, and if no
agreement is meanwhile reached, the
democratic senators be invited to meet
that day in joint caucus. Bynum said
above all things an agreement was nec-
essary. He was not prejudiced for or
against the senate bill, and would give
his support to any the conferees migh h
agree upon, but he spoke for the peoplet
of his state, who demanded the bill be
speedily passed. His tone was mild
and conciliatory. Speaker Crisp en-
tered while he was speaking. Chair
man Wilson replied to Bynum. He
said one of the conferees' greatest
troubles was just such movements as
this for caucus by which the house
conferees were subjected to fire in
the rear. He deprecated the adoption
of the Bynum resolution.
Livingston of Georgia offered sub
stitute expressing confidence in the
house conferees, and leaving all action
to their judgment.
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All Free.

Those who have used DIR. Kings New
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Race Tor Her Ndaiesty,s Cup.

CowEs, Aug. I'm the race for her
majesty's cup, in the royal yacht squad
ron regatta today, for all yachts belong
ing to the squadron, over the old queens
course revised the Prince of Wales
cutter Britannia, Emperor Williams
cutter Meteor, formerly the Thistle,
Admiral Montague's 4O-rater cutter the
Czarina, Lord Dunraven's 62-rater cutter
L'Esperanza, w. R. Cookson's 40-rater
Castanet and the 61-ratel Mohawk,
started at 1Oa. m. The Brittania crossed
the line before the gun was fred and
was therefore disqualified. The Gar
ina led, followed by the Meteor. The
Meteor finished first, but the Czarina
won on the time allowance.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-08

Kenneth Bazemore lad the good for
tune to receive a small bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera, and Diarrhea
Remedy when three members of his
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The House Caucus.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Z. = The house
democratic tariff caucus at o'clock to-
day and the interview of Senator Voor-
hees pronouncihg in favor of the house
position on free iron and coal are the
absorbing topics among the members of
the house. Those who projected the
caucus assert they have not intended to
discredit the conferees. The anti-cau-
Gus men denounce the causus. however,
as flank movement toward surrender
to thesenate. From the general tenac-
ity of the caucus, as we'll as the anti
caucus men it seemed evident at noon
there would be no resolution instruct
ing the house cnnferees to recede or
otherwise discrediting their course.
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Bynum and Springer Confer.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-Bynum and
Springer conferred at noon and drafted
a resolution to serve as basis of caucus
action, 1t does not direct the house
conferees to recede from their position,
but urges that they reach a speedy
agreement. Provision is also made, if
this agreement is not effected by Friday
next, that there be another caucus.
After congratulation among the friends
of the house conferees, it was decided to
introduce substitute resolution, but to
vote down the 4Bynum-Springer reso-
linton
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SUGAR NAV BE Frea.

WASHINGTON, Aug. - Conservative
democratic senators guardedly admit
there is no foundation for the report
that a movement may be made soon to
put sugar on the free list. One said to-
day it was liable to come in the shape
of motion to discharge the tariff con-
ferees, and have the senate recede from
the amendment on sugar.
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FOrty-EiEht Hours to Agree.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-Gorman, in an
interview. says the house conferees on
tariff have just forty eight hours longer
to agree. If an agreement is not reached
then he says the senate will break off
further negotiations and put sugar on
the free list. He declares bounty on
sugar, which the Louisiana senators
want, will not be continued for this year.
Rather than do this, sugar will be
placed on the free list, and this, he add
ed, will be a loss of $40, ,OOO, 900 annually.
He declares the president and senate
conferees want sugar taxed.
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investigating Judge Kicks.

WASHINGTON, Aug. T. Steps were
taken by the judiciary committee of the
house today for the investigation of the
charges against Judge A. j. Kicks, made
by the Central Labor Union of Cleve-
land. 1t was agreed that no steps tow
ard impeachment should be taken un-
til more was known of the matter, and
the case was referred to subcommittee,
of which Bailey is chairman. Bailey
will introduce resolution authorizing
the case
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Changes In the DTInistry.

CoPENHAGEN, Aug. king Christian
has accepted the resignation of Premier
Jacob Broennum Scavenius Estrup, who
retires on account of old age, and has
appointed Baron Reedtz Thott minister
of foreign affairs. Premier Luttichan
becomes minister of finance. General
Thompson succeeds General ]. J. Balm
sen as minister of war, and Bardenfleth
takes the place of Ahgoos as minister of
public works and instruction.