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tTOR SALE-HOUsE OF SIX ROOMS AND
L one acre OF land planted 10 fruit and
orange trees; also house and three acres of
improved fruit and berry lands adjoining. To-
Gated near oak Grove, and eight minutes
walk from electric road Good bargain; easy
terms. Apply at law office Of MARCH 4
MARCH, rooms and 3, 62o14 street.
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BOOKBINDEHs.

DOOKBINDINGIN IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
ID with good work and promptness. E. w.
319 j street, Sacramento.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

TOMATOES, 15c BON; COTTOLENE, s.
4 pound pals, zoe; 5-pound pals, 4Oc; 10.
pound pals, SOC; Eastern picnic hams, sc u
pound. BEESLEY IL son. $40 X
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EOR ALL KINDS OF UPHOLsTERING
l. and repairing, done with ncatness and
dispatch and cheaply, carpets land and fIrni-
ture packed, call on l. Z. DANIELS y CO.,
626 l. street
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SACRAMENTO UNION SATURDAY TO-

their 10th year is generally popular in the
United States, and the English courts
have occasionally been embarrassed be-
cause no method of retiring Judges ex-
lists.
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MONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE OR
VI small amounts. COOLEY, 1o13 Fourth
street
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MRS. A. BROCKWAY, TEST AND INDE-
VI pendent sIate-writing medium 41T1a K
street. Sittings daily. 9 a. M. TO 8 P. II.
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FOR SALE,

DON'T BUY ONE. TWO OR THREE
~ acres and pay fancy price for it; buy 10
acres Tor 500; easy payments; miles from
Sacr aInento, and have enough land to make
good living ii you lose your JOB; this is the
best Tokay grape land in the Stale. Tokays
are the only fruit that pays every year, and
always Will pay; you can net cents per
pound for them every year. BEN LEONARD,
1904 Fourth street. auS-3t
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BOARD AND LODGING.

FURNISHED ROOMS, 81 PER WEEK;
[ with or without board; 1927 Eighth st.
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SNAPS IN REAL ESTATE-SEE CURTIS,
- CARMICHAEL q BRAND, n. w. cor
ner Fourth and streets.
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TOR sALE-A SALOON, CENTRALLY
L located; doing good business; i'll health
reason OF selling. Address SALOON, this
office.
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EMRERS OF SCHILLER

MEMBERS OF SCHILLER ,sg...s.l.,
Nl Lodge. No. 1o5, |. Q. Q, F..
viii meet at their hall TO-MOR- ssSesSssz=
ROW Sunday MORNING. Au- '@S9ifV<S~
gust II, 1895, $50 O'Clock, to attend the
funeral of our late brother. HENRY SPIER-
LING. Members of sister lodges cordially
invited to attend.
JOHN SCHAMBERGER, n. G.
JOHN j. TRARBACH, Rec. Sec. 1t*
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EUSIc AND ART.
HAY, GRAIN, ETC.

T STREET HAY MARKET, NO. 4O2 L
IL street. To everyone that wants hay II
will be greatly to your advantage 10 call and
see our price list before buying elsewhere
Full weight guaranteed.
~ E. ADAMS, HOG J sTREET-CHEAP-
~ est place tor hay and feed. White wild
oats; also tule hay for carpets.
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WANTED.

A GENTS SELL FROM ONE TO ONE
latest useful novelty: never before introduced
on racine Coast. For particulars call to-day,
between and 3 p NJ. Golden Eagle Hotel,
room 10. lt*
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U,OR SALE-NORTHEAST CORNER OF
4 seventeenth and l. streets; also lot 3, I
and j, Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
streets. Apply ut 17Oo l. street.
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PERSONALS.

T AIDES - CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
Il Pennyroyal Pills Diamond Brand are
the best safe, reliable. Take no other. Send
&c stamps for particulars, "Heiief Ladi es " in
letter by return mail. At druggists. CHI
CHESTER CHEMICAL CO., ,Philadel phia, Pa,
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TO LET OR RENT.

TNO RENT-UPPER FLAT OF 5 ROOMS
i for light housekeeping. Apply 1871
Nineteenth street.
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I ADY'S NURSE WISHES TO ENGAGE
- a few obstetric cases; ready TO render serv-
ices at any time. 627 " street.
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I WILL OFFER FOR SALE FOR THE
/ next sixty days residence and property
1112 street: lot S0X16O. Shop building
now upon the premises to be removed. For
particulars inquire of Z. NJ MCkEENER
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" delivered: measurement guaranteed; yard
Twelfth street road; Z. o. address,, sos
Seventh street. W. II. BASLER.
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OS11P sT.-5-ROOM HOUSE, BATH,
SC1 pantry; barn in rear. Apply 1022
Fifth street.
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o1O COTTAGE TO LET. KEY AT S12
DlU. Eleventh street from 1 to PM.
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MEETING NOTICES.

4 SPECIAL MEETING WILL BE HELD
N at Red Mems Hall by Western Star
Frauen-Verein on MONDAY, August ! 9Th at
2 p. NJ. sharp. Arrangements to be made for
picnic. BY order of [1tEl PRESIDENT.
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1rOO N STREET-LOWER FLAT OF
llVU rooms. Inquire HORNLEIN BROS,
$50 X street.
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WANTED - ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
w visiting Native Sons during celebration
next September. All those having rooms to
rent win oblige the committee by addressing
j. NJ. HENDERSON, II r., p. Q. Box 325.
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TNO RENT-NICE FURNISHED OR UN-
Il furnished rooms, opposite Postofflce,
72412 X street.
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TIOR SALE-A BLACK FILLY, FOUR
i years old: sired by Don Marvin; regis
tered in Volume IA; by name Elva Marvin.
She is u fine stopper and can trot better than
three minutes. Also. bay mare, Rilla, by
Stirring: dam Rlll, BY Prompter She has
tilly, two years old, by Don Marvin. Also, a
carriage that has had but very little use with
pole and shafts Price, $3.50. Inquire OF w.
h. BROWN, at EDWIN X. ALSIP & CO.'S,
1915 Fourth street. Sacramento.
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fI|O LET-LARGE SPACE NEAR THE
l. southwest corner OF Fifth and K streets,
suitable for wood and coal yard. Address
Z. .. Box l9S. city.
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zoe X STREET-NICE AND NEWLY
QUO furnished rooms; rent reasonable.
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1904 TENTH ST.-LARGE, PLEASANT
ICEf front room, facing Capitol Park; suit
able for two gentlemen; with without
board
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NEW FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS. PANTRY
closet and @as rent U s1h ~ Snplv Ann Penth
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FURNISHED ROOMS AT THE BERk-
l. shire, cor. Sixth and L; strictly nrst-class.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.
rax Jorsev's nine belt Is burning.

New Jerseys pine belt Is burning.
South Australia has a deficit of $4,000
Italian Republicans and Socialists are
Fastening TO France.
X. II. Finley has been appointed solicitor
general for Great Britain.
The porte has released the Christian
prisoners confined at Constantinople.
1t is reported that Japan will soon place
n large order for warships with England.
The court OF inquiry decided that the
Catterthun, recently wrecked, was
wrongly navigated.
Mayor Strong Of New York has refused
to indorse the latest plan of Colonel War
ing, street cleaning commissioner.
Isaie Bisaillon. aged 75. who fell into
n cellar excavation nj Woonsocket, IL. L.,
died from the effects of his injuries.
Mayor Marsh Of Worcester Mass, ap-
pointed Richard II. Hunt OF New York ~
consulting architect on tho new city hall
commission at Worcester.
Putnam a. Blossoms sawmill in Ran
dolph, Me-. which las been idle three
years. was leased 20 os, & c. NJ. Phillips
Of Fairfield, whose mil was burned a few
days ago.
At Skowhegan. Me-. Albert Goodrich
was held I'm $1,000 bonds for the grand jury
OF the September term Of the supreme
court on the charge of assault with intent
W kill Mary Jane Cain
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Have AIwavs
prices from o
Been fneHK for
Lead he
SEVERE CENSURE.
A Madrid Newspaper Publishes a Chapter
ON American Neutrality.

A Madrid Newspaper Publishes a Chapter
on American Neutrality.
MADRID, Aug. 24,--In regard to ths
news that Cuban insurgent leaders In
New York are allowed to hold meeting
In Forester hall with the flag Of the
Cuban republic flying alongside the Stars.
and Stripes, caluminating Spain, her
army, and collecting money and recruit
ing men for rebellion" as ANNOUNCED In =
dispatch received here, The Imparo'N
says;
"The government of America and -
Representatives may think as they like II
this mode OF understanding that neutralit.- :
TO which they are bounds but, outside OF
them, there Is no man who supports fair
play who will not oensure the conduct OF
the government of the United States.
III they continue to authorize such meet
ings, In which Spain and her army are in
suited and funds collected for expeditions
against us, our course Is clear, and Europe
shall be made acquainted with how the
United States understands its interna-
tional obligations.
Deeds and not words, acts and not
promises, are what we want. Let us
sacrifice everything rather than the honor
Of our country. Let us reach the most ex-
treme disasters, II such is our lot, but let
us not either be deceived or degraded by
any weakness"
The semi-official FL Nacional says that
the government has decided to dispatch
100000 men and all the ships necessary tc
blockade the island of Cuba and crush the
rebellion during the first months OF 1896
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CONVERTS BUICHERED.
In tho Chinese Attack on an A,-erica
Mission n--Inyestigators Prisoners.

LONDON, Aug. PA special dispatch
from Shanghai says that many Chinese
converts were butchered when the Ameri-
can mission outside Foo-Choo was at
tackled and the chapel and school wrecked
by an lnfuriated mob few days ago.
The dispatch adds that the members OF
the commission which left Foo-Choo for
Cheng-Tu la order 70 investigate the re-
cent massacre of missionaries there are
virtually prisoners.
Commander Newell Of the u s. cruiser
Detroit has gone to Cheng ru to consult
with j. G. Hixson, the United States con-
sui at Foo-Choo, who is the leading mem
Der of the commission, about the landing
of marines for his protection and for the
protection of the other members Of the
commission.
The Chinese officials are jubilant at the
defeat of the efforts of the American and
British consuls to obtain an open inquiry
into the massacre. Ii il also said that the
delay Is giving the Chinese time to pre-
pare defense of the prisoners.
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IT IS LARGER.
August Shrinkase Affected by Inflated
Transactions In juIy.
INDUSTRIES REMARKABLY BUSY.
No Material Change In Cotton
and Wool Markets.

New YORK, Aug 24.-R. q. Dun e. Co.'S
weekly review Of trade says: The volume
of business shrlnks, as is natural In Au-
gust, and the shrinkage seems rather
larger than usual, because transactions in
July were somewhat inflated for that
month. Some Industries are doing moro
than ever before In August, and the pros
pect for fall trade Is good in others, al
though much depends on the crops, and
the outcome Is less clear than spectators
on either side are disposed to admit. In
dustrial troubles have not entirely ceased,
but during the past week have become
much less threatening.
The price Of wheat has fallen 3A cents
during the week, recovering fraction on
Thursday In spite Of all efforts 10 hold
back supplies from farms and to encouraa'
buying.
Corn has also declined AZ cents, while
pork and lard, with accustomed incon.
sistency, rose n shade as corn declined.
Cotton has advances fraction to 7.75
cents, without any definite change in crop
prospects, and Us usual the immense vol
ume OF stocks carried over in mills and
commercial hands here and abroad-about
100000 bales American-is by most
traders not appreciated.
Industries Are Thriving.
II Is a relief To turn To the great indus.
tries, In which the enormous orders placed
some weeks or months ago cause phenom-
email activity for the season In iron, not
withstanding some uneasiness because the
output has greatly increased, heavy pur-
chases by two leading companies have ad-
vanced the price Of bessemcr 80 cents and
new combination has raised galvanized
barbed wire TO Si.s0, while combinations
are being formed In wire rods and COM
mon wire, and advance in prices Is ex-
pected.
Boots aud shoes.
In boots and shoes the shipments on old
orders again exceed those Of any previous
year for the month thus far, and yet ia al
most every branch the new orders are very
scanty, although prices of boots and shoes,
of leather and also of hides, are very firmly
maintained
Cotton and Wool.
In cotton goods the demand is rather
more active, as the price of the raw ma
terial advances, but otherwise the bust
ness has not materially changed, and the
quotation for print cloths is "a shade lower
this week.
Sales of wool are again smaller than in
1892, and for the month thus far have been
l6,s47 200 pounds, OF which 0, l2l, 800 pounds
were domestic, against 10, 072, $50 last year,
OF which l6,8ib350 were domestic, and 23,
36l, 400 in the same weeks of 1892, of which
17,0l5, 300 were domestic. But the specu-
latiye buyers still hold prices very stiffiy,
and are supported by the strength in
foreign markets. No marked change ap-
pears in demand for wooden goods, but
there Is increasing apprehension shown by
agents regarding the extensive sales OF
foreign woolens.
Failures for the week have been 222 in
the United States, against pa last year,
and 43 in Canada, against 33 last year.
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Balfour and BimetalIism.

BERLIN, Aug e4.-The supporters Of the
gold currency are jubilant at the state
ment made by A. j. Balfour, in the Brit
ish house OF commons, TO the effect that
the English government will take no steps
looking to an international bimetallio
conference. The National Zeitung says
that he has burst the soap bubble which
the German bimetallsts blew from tho
votes in the rcichstag and the Prussian
diet. Undoubtedly Mr.. Balfour's state
ments will put an end to tho deliberations
Of the federal governments on the ques-
ton. Only noisy agitators believe that
action is possible without England's CO.
operation
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Wheat Crop OF the World.

BUDA-PEsTH, Aug 4.-The minister OF
agriculture announces, as a result Of data
obtained from consuls and specialists,
that the worlds wheat crop for 1895 is as
follows: The total production in coun-
tries which import wheat is estimated AT
7i9032, 900 bushels. In countries which
export the total production is 1861, ,70l ,oO0
bushels. The minister also amends the
estimate of the crop of 1894 so as TO make
the total In that year 2,632 1880 bushels,
showing that the crop of 1895 is %, ,00O, ,00C
bushels less than that OF 1894.
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EnhancInx Commercial intercourse.

BRUSSELS, Aug 24.-The chamber OF
deputies yesterday voted the credits neces-
sary for the construction of ship canal
from Heyst to Bruges, and for the conyer-
sion of the lnttcr place into a seaport.
Heyst is In the province OF West Flanders,
nine miles north Of Bruges, and near the
sea. Bruges is the capital of the province
of West Flanders and is situated at the
junction Of several railways and numerous
large canals The new ship canal will
undoubtedly greatly increase the CONNER
cial Importance of the place.
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Allowed on Shore.

NEW YoRK, Aug. "a. - Twenty-eight
passengers and the crew of the steamer
Hcvelius, who have been detained at Hoff-
man island since the arrival of the steamer
on Aug 10, were released yesterday. When
the Heyelius arrived, the chief engineer
was suffering from smallpox.
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HARTFORD. Aug. 24.--The state board 81
agriculture has prohibited the importation
of meat cattle into this state except under
certain regulations. They may be kept IN
quarantaA~, until slaughtered, or may b
Sought In for exhibition and held H.
quarantine. No other cattle shall bC
brought In unless certified 10 as having
heen tested with the tuberculin test.
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Industries Are Thriving.

In boots and shoes the shipments on old
orders again exceed those Of any previous
year for the month thus far, and yet ia al
most every branch the new orders are very
scanty, although prices of boots and shoes,
of leather and also of hides, are very firmly
maintained
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pests whipped Ont of Town.

ARcoLA, Ills, Aug "A. = For some
time gang OF tramps have infested the
vicinity. Yesterday the police, arming
themselves with whips and clubs, drove
from the city about $50 Of the vagrants.
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The Nine Mn Esperiments.

MILTON, Mass. Aug. 24.-W. A. Eddy
sent kite up 600 feet above the Blue Hill
observatory yesterday afternoon. Four
photographs were taken in midair, with
the wind blowing at the rate of 40 miles
an hour. The experiments thus far have
been very satisfactory.
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Knl,er Was Well Guarded.

LONDON, Aug. si.-TIe unusual secrecy
relative to the moyeSents Of Emperor
William during his visit 70 Lord Ions
dale, at Lowther castle, was due to a hint
given to the police that German socialists
might attempt 10 attack the emperor.
The police had sentrics to watch under
Emperor Williams windows and to patrol
the grounds all night.
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Not Amply Protected.

NEW BEDFoaD, Mass, Aug. 14-Resi-
dents of Fairhaven are much disturbed by
several daring robberies and assaults
which have been perpetrated there. There
is only one constable IN the village, but
several special officers will be sworn In,
and systematic effort TO stop the work OF
the marauders will be begun.
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Yachtsmep Mi.sing.

HAvERHILL, Mass, Aug 24.-Considera-
BILE anxiety is felt for the safety of John
Mason, shoe manufactures, and Harry
Buckley, shoe salesman. Four days ago
the men left Marblehead in yacht bound
for Hampton Beach. They have not yet
arrived there. and il is feared they are lost
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Failing un OF Nearly sIs, ,ooo, ,ooo.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-The internal
revenue receipts for July were sl8, $40 666,
decrease as compared with July, 1894, Of
S11, ,979, ,23l. This large difference is ac-
counted for by the fact that in July, 1894,
great quantities of whisky were taken out
of bond 10 escape payment of the in
creased tax on whisky imposed by the
peu thrift hill
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Dritish Exclusion OF Cattle.

LONDON, Aug. 24-In the house of com
mons, in reply To protest against the ex
clusion of Canadian cattle, 1t was stated
that the prohibition of the importation
under the present circumstances WAS adj
vocated by the farmers of the kingdom
as the only safeguard for their herds
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Blood Was Poisoned.

SEEKoYK, Mass, Aug. 24.-Ex-Deputy
Sheriff Jonathan Chaffce, aged 10, an ex-
seloctman, died here yesterday of blood
poisoning. His legs were amputated in
an attempt 10 save his life, but nc did not
rally after the operation.
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New re,nperance Organization.

CANTON, Me-, Aug. ga temperance
rally was held at Lake. Anasagunticook
yesterday, aud addresses were delivered by
Neal Dow and others. An organization
was formed for western Maine TO bo
known as the Anasagunticook Temper
ance association, and Rev. III. q. Munson
was chosen president.
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Made n Sure Thing of II.

KANSAS CRY, Aug. 24.-J. w. Walker,
a leading merchant of st. Joseph for years,
stepped into bathtub full of water at
the Midland hotel, and, after taking car
bolic acid. blew his brains out with re-
volver. Domestic trouble is said to be the
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Illinois without a Head.

SPRIYGFlELD, Ills, Aug 24.-Illinois is
without governor, rs Altgold is east, and
Lieutenant Governor Gill is in California.
The whereabouts Of the speaker of the
house and the president Of the senate are
NOT known
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After American Dollars.

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Among the pas
sengers on the steamer Campania yester.
day was j. \. Hardie president of the
English Labor party. Hardie will lecture
I'm this country
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Won't rorsake sprinxfieIds.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. A.-Manager
Burns of the Springfield team received n
telegram yesterday from President Freed
man Of the New York club asking him to
go to New Brunswick for consultation
concerning the future management OF the
New York Giants. Manager Burns re
piled thg he could not leave his team un-
iii the finish ~ tho season.
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Wasn't the Editor Right

SOFIA, Aug 24-The editor OF The
Svoboda has been imprisoned for three
years for publishing an article declaring
that Prince Ferdinand was morally re
sponsible for the murder of Stambulon.
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Our Distinguished Visitor.

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Thc Duke of
Marlborough was one of the passengers on
the steamer Csmpania, which arrived yes
terday. He will spend some time I'm New
York and will then journey through the
country, visiting all the points of interest.
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snlIIran Knocked Out.

BosroN, Aug 24-A l5-round 90 for a
decision between John r.. Butler of Lynn,
the colored lightweight champion of New
England, and John A. sullivan of Proyi-
dence, resulted in Knockout In the
sghth round, Butler flooring his oppo-
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cIothlng Cansllt TIre.

AMEsBUKY, Mass. Aug 24.-Arihur
England, - years old, was terribly burned
while filling small balloon with bot air.
lie lit nre With gasoline, and his elothint
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strong win, Croquet Championship.

NORWICH. Conn, Aug. 2i.-George G
Strong of New London again won the
croquct championship In the tournament
which closed here yesterday. This Is the
third time in i've ysags thSs strong has
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steam Yacht Smashed.

woop's HoLL, Mass, Aug, 24.-Steam
yacht Nered of New York, in attempting
to to get out of Hadley's harbor, struck
ON the rocks and was badly stove forward.
She was beached to prevent sinking.
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serinns Mine Accident.

PETERSBURG, Ills, Aug. 24.-While a
cage, with eight men in IL, was being
lowered into the hilltop coal shaft, the
cage fell, severely injuring five men, two
of ,vhom will die
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Died From Natural Causes.

Boston, Aug. 24.-The case Of Samuel
d. Thompson, charged with assault upon
Howard ;. Parsons, came up for trial yes
terday. The autopsy showed that Parsons
death was due TO natural causes, and upon
the presentation of the medical evidence to
that effect, Judge Cotton discharged
Ushnpnsnn
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wAsHINGToN, Aug. gl--The treasury
department was informed yesterday OF
the withdrawal of sa35,DO) ia gold from
the sub-treasury in New York for export
today This reduces the gold reserve to
klnl hlA. .h2l
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-The agricul'
tural buronu declares that there has been
no dispatch Of any kind since Aug 10 relat
ing 10 crops and their condition author
ized by any one connected with the statis
tics.diyision.
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Fatnl Panic I'm a Church.

VIENNA, Aug. 2i.--During the celebra
tion OF mass in church at Rogozno
Galicia, yesterday, a panic was caused by
the upsetting OF taper. During the con
fusion three persons were killed and many
were I'm iured