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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-09-20
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the money. Circular free. ADDRESS,
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-09-20

Old Kid glove, make excellent ponwipcr..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04

state convention n be held here o.
June 9th, t. take 90. Ion on the silver
question, will be one q the largest
political gatherings ever held In the
slate capital.
Secretary Of state Hinricbsen,
secretary Ut the state Democratic CONE
mitlue, has a force OF workman az
ranging Representative Hell for the
convention, An immunse platform j.
being utectoi along the south bidn o.
tho hall for speakers and dialinsuishoi
statesmen.
The convention will be called 90
order ut noon, juno oh. Mr.. Hinrich'
sen will DO this, anu make an address
Of welcome, stating The object OF the
convention. Temporary officers Will
then bo selected and following them
permanent uliicots. lt IL thought by
some that tho convention will last two
days.
According 20 Chairman Hiurlch.
sen, OF the Democratic state csntTl ]
committee. more than ninu.ien1hs {
tue dolpgttls to the convention viii De-
fDr ireo silver on basis Oi 10 % /. lie
bases mis- opinion on reports ne hos &c.
ceiyed from county committeeman MI
over thu atnsr.
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FERNANDO

Tho resumption Of specie payments
by Chile, which occurred on last
Saturday, promises u furnish same
intstosting lessons on coinage loglslg.
tion. Reports from there state that
tho government tried TO ianilisTiGs
the people with the new ferns Of silver
aud gold coin ~ geIliug cut pfolinii-
nary issue. IlIse were quickly UA-
changed for the old paper money, buI
~ soon ~ the novelty had woIn ofl,
tue people were glad to 20 back TO tue
more convenient form Of paper cur.
rouCy,
Another embarrassment occurred
when tho government found that tue
coin was being exported Ia great
quantities. The specie payment law
fixed tho ratio between the moiais NJ
Al to /, This ignored the CuTr1ut
ratio OF the world, that In the London
market at tue present time being -
toll. As result OF this difference,
gold bullion began 10 dow out OF Chile.
The silver coins were also exported
because the law provided that they
should contain 4iI grains OF pure fil-
vsT. Thus beth gold and silver were
b,ing drained out Of Chic, NJ that tbe
government. ordered the mintH 10 stop
iur,hcr coinage. Under the NV law
the I1inls hegsu lnst Saturday, aud
thcrs Is much interest Es TO wh1I will
w the result Ui tAlb last stop.
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the compulsory retirement Of the ven
cradle metropolitan will o0moa n rude
shock to the Catholics Of his arch.
diocese.
Archbishop Kenrlck was In no sense
provincial. His attitude ut the Vat b..
can council, which declared Egaiust
the dogmss OF Papal inialiibility aud
the hmm 'culate conception, gained
him woflI.wids ropuiAiiou And
involved him In tho controversies
With the greatest thColOgians within
aEJ without bis church.
His attitude NJ the cOnclave begot
Linn tho unending opp0sition Of tho
authorities at Rome. Tnia feeling has
cropped cut frequently, notably ia tho
removal 10 Philadelphia II Arch bissop
Ryan, whom Atchb.shsp krnrirk
wished TO DO his successor. Siuce that
time there hes Icon an unbroken
silenco between the metropolitan Of
81. Louis AMI ecclesiastical tuperiors at
Rome.
Archbishop Kenflok was born In
DuUiiu, Ireland. IL he lives until the
lSth Of August no will enter on bis
ninetieth year. lIc WIS ordained
March D, 1882. Hp came to America "A
where his brother WAS clndJut1t
bishop. Ia 1910 he wont t. kJmr,
where DO met Bishop kosail Of ~.
Louis, who was in search VI n cosdlu-
tor, nnd he took the young enthuisst,
whom lac know By reputation. In lsil
be was Consecrhiet Bishop Of DTosa
ard c0gdiuior to the Bsshup VI ~.
Louis in the cathedral OF baltimore.
In lsi7 ~. Louis was elevated Into an
nfohdi0cesc pnd Bishop Keurick he.
became nfft incumbent. In Nc
vcmhtr, 1871, Archbishop kenficE
Celebrated the golden jubilee Of hls
opiscot ale. The eNcltcm nj incidout
~ the ceremony was too much Tor tie
aged prelalr, aud joined to the subse-
quont bitter agitation iIr the nppgitt'
nent Of o cnAdlu.Jr, which he opposed
sifrru0usiy, his OIco giant Intellect
gave way.
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ENGLAND AVN vEsKzuEL,.
gho situate. ~ Explained ia the
WYsttuH uuoa."

gho Nituntlos ~ Explained Ia the
yellow nuoh.'
New YDRIs, June 3.-Imgoftgni
official news regarding thu COnttavgrsy
u,tgrun England ana Nonezila hau
Just reached this ely, and is made
puullc through tins Venezuelan yellow
book. THIS volume 10 tue report VI the
minister VI foreign affairs TO thu ma.
tionai government aud corresponds
with tne aunuhl report o. Ouf state
department. IL contains full do.aila
Of Nenczurlgs attitude lOwnria Eng
lands movements In the Guan11.
Referring u thv boundary COn,rl.
very, II calls attention 10 tie fact
that tno Congress Of tho United Stats
has done It, utniUst 10 bring toe quts.
ton ~ arbitration. 10 alaj states that
tile press Of Venezuela and Hil Eng.
lish corr Ofati0us doing business there
have also onuezy0rrd 10 blug about
the same emu. Even the porO mas In.
tcrested himself ~ tie controversy
and offered bis ftieEdly services.
Other important steps taken by the
NrntlueiAu government were ia ~,
forts 10 prevent tho circulation II In
correct mays Z the country, aud a
request o. tho Wellington govern.
mvnt that the Internal Niece SHOULD
make such changes ia tho maps put-
lishcd by England aH w9uli DO Justice
TO tho nights Of NsuCzuclr.
Thu report closes VITA th0ac tignin-
cant wOriI. "Aftor having explained
all the measures tnkru by the p.tscut
government Ia this impor ant matter
from the DAY " iis Inauguration, The
Engiish IL We not advanced ULb sley
into the territory ~ tbs republic, nnd
II D. impossible Tor them - DO o. with-
out having collision with tho NUnt-
zuUlnn authOrilipf.n
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FaItb-Promoti7e Series.

rsy Firut Misston, a nuisrvs Of p,r.rpu
aIpHri'asg ~ missionary uI0n he sandwich
hisnis ~ dsunS =. Cannon, gss.
A string &C PcnSis, en1ialnllg a numb,r "a
ialsssltag ssytshs. and snssdoL-. % mis-
slnHary lifa, 9tg. -
LoNt-- sEom ny journal, by rrs,iisu,
Niiinri NnUirgg, description OF hi. sender.
fal m'ssicuaiT ,Epsreusu and many llgsvsl.
ting hcllcnt oi his l,is, 90
Fragments OF EsPcrieaes, eoli,-tion Of
T.th,s 'rui1 pls vy1.,ri.lrs 90: Elders ne
SrcEiasnt SssASv q. Ittnibaii's JsarzrA,
nsfrtuvO Of ne principal Incidents Ia a.
career % v-ty r-anArkshia mau, go
EAriy seoaes Ia Church History, . ouL
l.urn ~ Incidents fum a., live al Ildsr.
OF th' chureh IN early day', 2ss.
y'hs Lifo OF Nephi, tss saa Of LcAi, N,
emIaalied from Jerusalem, IN Juasa. u tn
land now known As South America sir con,
turtles tUinra lie eomihg u he Savior. II.
bras curtains sons ysrI important it.,ras 600.
eHnirf mo noot d Mormon. ~ oeoEEo O.
oalnHn, So
nsr''i- oi HioavRp'y, containing q sls.sA q
~ Aigrr i4is, he,iohu OF EIIefisnss, "a
Hsvr NuiFhrs J0uusl, Sc.
Ths Myth Of the uauuscript Pouna.
or ths Ahsliuos OF tho BpauldR3 sLary, sT
Georgv Reynolds. a..
Labors In the Vineyard, contains sun. a.
the moh .in'sTraius szgsiSAoas sVur written,
gsc.
GNentfui Narratives, contains SON. tnisrss.
i1g shciehos and val nahls lessons, aso.
Helpful Visions, Instructive manifestations ID
4ss Lord - Hls eaildrsn. asa.
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CHICAGO, June 8,--rhe June crop
report OF the Orange Judd Farmer,
published this week, bssed on uala ~
to May .7th, makes tho average con
tillon OF winter wn'ai II % or l3 points
snort OF last month, tha heaviest urnp
IN condition ever recorded IN y siDglr
Month. Condition IN high on Tue
Ptc,iic COST, but In Ohio. Michigan,
Indians, IlliEois, Missouri AMI X iDtps
.he AVERAGE "a only 81.
According 10 the report, the total
rrnn IN the sig states iEmed will but
lttle more than furnish bread and
sred required within their own terri
tory,
Tho acreage Of cats Is reported st
c0Olg. OOO, OF 3s per cent larger than
est year. The condition is 81, tie
lowest ever reported Tor Juue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04

Reflect the latest touches Of fashion IN
juvenile attire. We show them in Our
stock OF Spring Clothing There a
perfcc, fl here Tor every youngster To-
Salt Lake City. These suits are i.g
service and will give service in every
instance. The m,h quality of the
material and the workmanship Is a
double guarantee OF value, Clothing
like ours comes under the head Of
money saving made easy. Any boy
wearing a suit bought Of Us is better
dressed for less money Than he could
possibly be through any other source.
The suits are the best proof Let your
boys Try them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04

LARAMIE, wyo., Juae 3. - Tho
nssns VI rainfall lssi week was 7i.ln0
aa, aeeoFdlns 10 tho rorofI VI the
'A' university mBleorologist. THIS
I'm Il unprecedented In the history
le''ale. Another linen OF rain has
. asa since midnight Saturday, anu II
i,ull falnlng. Tue value Of lhO rain
re S range Is very great.
s,LhhL, SD, JuEs 8.-Dlriug lhr
-'.'.Ily''lx hours four aud nue.hali
49,, 800 q water has fallen. I,issull
%i sas and tho Mlrsbsippi river Ii
,A' fhllllps,aranuhmhn forty miles
~ IleiFo, reported WATERFRONT
~ ~ l'eslon yesterday. Much young
~, were Killed ana ether damBgs
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ARcnnisHop DEPossD.
's Ahoeh to ihs Catholics Of UIs
L. Archdi0cess.


r., LOUIS, June a.-Archblshop
ES .,'sA has been dopos,d by RENE.
a,HVlegtam announcing his depnsi.
Isns lhe appointment oi Most Rev.
0,,aa '. KAN, Rrchhishop OF
/, ',neaehus, SIN paTlibus iuiidelium, -
n, se new archbishop OF 81. Lou,s,
'!p,uyllely rrHd during solemn pnp-
M ',S'al ,eryices ut the cathedral Sun.
morning by Vicar GtnsrsI
|ttsshlselpen.
tss "s Tn,vlegram was signed by Car.
C,Sa, ritleeI Ledochowtk Of the
r,Issa ''sl!ion OF tho Propagauda, nnd
n, A. I'm. nat tho action mad been taken
ia,c r,i !, held on May 3lst. The
~ y Tue decision was 10 .iiscluaIly
INV, A!Ich6ishop Kcnrlck from ail
D n, Jules eni privileges pertaining
uBsss,s aieh6shOprlo u ~. Lsuis.
I,ei,d parliamentary Instructions ex.
m S'r nom lhe Propaganda an order
q Nine Providing a hitting annuity
IpAsionn our Of the nsoufess Of the
'ush a matter ofurSent necessity,
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PORTiAND, Op., Juhr 3.--rne ia
preston prevails IN RAILROAD circles taft
James j. Hill, president Of TIE Gicat
Northern, vino 10 now IN this city, Ia
leuds 10 establish u lina oi -teaIusn g.
the Orient Ut no distau. date aud that
his present western trip II b look into
the ingsiOiiity OF the undertaking ma
determine the point 81 which " put on
the line.
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musk.

Rhe Improvements Association SEM
Book contains collection u original
ani ."le'isd -pns, and hymns, st N mufie ~
fIois-sir Z, borslsy. Seventy eight pAgas II
ehoico inasiS postpaid. trr,
D.SH. Uaion nssie nook, postpaid. ia
Urinary tune BoaN. ne, Siu,oai po..Ass.
ace.
SHe Psaitn ody, rsyr ad,., tISo. C1aA u.oa
a-f L,ao@s. tlla Postage ~ Ga sAsA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04

FRESNO, Cal, Juuo i.-Jujce Car.
tor OF tho superior court has declared
null anu VOID all OF the deeds anu
MORTGAGES by which the estate OF WIN.
WOUtsD was Transferred 10 Professor
w. A. Sanders, JUnu Knausch ami
Others. WOoien WIS wealthy CID
Tanchsr Rud on February 4, 1894, he
disappeared. He wns lnet econ with
Sanders. His landF, valued At $50 900,
were decided TO 5aulers aud knHuseh.
II Ia supposed the deeds are al fJTger.
ies. The properly will now 81 10
Thomas Wootton In England.
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Sunday Spool dqd Primary.

foa thsr booss ana aarts rasiar. IN "a
s.srged In addition 10 10 prizes Eivcn. n ssai "
nal, unlcas Ne puos giyca Il Or "posirai."l
Elrst ssooh FOR one Li,,is Friends, TO
To uss Of sunday Schools. 10.
second Itooh for our Lit,io Erissaa,
Sunday School reside. ~,
intermediate =. y. us.d.T,po.
Questions and Answers ON the Lff.
p"d uiS.ion OF the Prophet Joseph
smith, iIe
bible Questions And Answers, Tor ps
ulo u primary Associations, s.
Chiidrcns Prifahry Hymn Boot, to,
copies, po'ipAid. 80.
rrimary speaker, No. I, postpaid, IA
e. "a
The Model non boob, postpaid. ia
Class Registers, per d1t., sos
Primary TuHs Booh, "a
nook Of 1Iormen Cateehism, postpaid. ~
n. =. linton Hymn Eook, each No, 80
paid, ~.
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latest Publications.

IT, Lis 81 Joseph smith, C1oth, syJ,1
isi..'r F4L tt.lO, Morocco suf. $50.
rRon hissiand - salt Laso, ~ Js~..s a
i1tls, 90 pages, loth, Uu-.l ,is9 i~as.s
giit Glcl, issilsr fItra gilt tl5O.
PostJ Years among the indians, ~
nanisl ". jones, 80 rssos clguh tao,
Latter ,ls5; Leather gn,, tsoa
rssti~aI writiuss OF q. y. whitaay,
uo'h, hs'' lsathsr git t7Jo; Moroo> .
sAao sf ssebes q. wimba'i, uots, y.ra
HAT Leather, i1ooi yhl, ttooI aorOauo,
ettr. sii, ssm
t.us,~v.dsy hgintE psAImady. p.r-,
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r-r d't,i clSts nogBd, tioi es,h, tiTo3 D.
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sii.n ~ i1l. ~ tsut ~ rsl, ~ l-4s 80
eugg o. IIuunri.
sLssy eS sho uooh OF uoT.nor. ~ nas,
osifsu hagaoifs, Goa, tlsJ CistA silL is.tog
HAT leather gi- $500 Yaii ie,,sof Fiit 20.
suEshy schooI Hymn Booh, sonuins -
hs iY-nns u.oi ia D., SCHOOLS. gsi posos, cloa
bIWt, POSTPAID re-
tz~uc and snsii siue nibIs. 10 Lo.Sa.5v
t1oo. sa.sl, 80 ittJ AMI tl.Y1.
r.ialiJ and Paipt uiuie- IN dirsrrut .tyis..
tliu''rNi~i. fr,'7i ftdpt1 90 ui e,eh
<1n- hrsish ~ = prophst, Lecture a.
h->roi b. Ndcf Anircs Jsn,oa taiars rss
ssoicnb' s3eisJ la ma sosla Han, salt Iahs.
5an. -, iagt, g.
TIE Church of Jssns Christ OF LaGirE-
day saint, Ia Priesthood, ofsaniIAii1a
Dr-tTins-, Ordinances AMI uAtory, ~ JoAs
JaqIoa, 100.
The second Coming Of she uaaSisn.
tJb. AZ. Roberts, q.
Analysis Of thr Ifsuk OF uormoa, ~
d. n HlboFu. 20.
The only Way Go be saved. ~ Larua.s
SNOW. Sc
CLAD ridiuGs OF CrssG Joy. ~ soxrs
T.asdais, is.
baptism for ths Hetuis.iop OF sins, W
L. Haptisin Essential 60 AaiSalIsnI u.
Article. OF Pain, Snail, Sc
Large, t.
rosiags mast BE- paid las sb5rA
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Lrs,oNs oN .oINAaE LIVE.

Tbs ncsime Of Paper Money Ended
Ia emile.
wAsniSGrUS, June 3,--Senor DNn
CANA, the new Chilean minister, hat
received the following telegram:
To Chilean Minister, WashingtoD;-
II IL very gratifying TO inform you
that, after seventeen years Of the
regime Of paper money, Chile has re-
turned with satisfaction and conf.
drnce TO the golI slandatd. The law
IL Ia force.
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ROME, JuEs 8.--News ha, teen re.
ce,ved nero that tIn japanese have
captured Kee Tung, in the northern
ynrt OF Formosa. lhTee hundred Chi.
npFe wara slleu.
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MIS-, MARY GRIM OF
H.. wr,irsi A few
years ago I took cold,
whlglircsultsdin lcWgle
trouble, aud affected my
whole system, About 4
year ago, ] took chillsl
li1doun ortwo q month
they were very weaken
ing Hnd pllus boz my
sides more frequently IN
len side gradually grew
worse until hually, I
had TO take 10 bed !
had @ bad cough and
couldn't rest, 1 com,
inrnrcd taking your
medicine took Il about
four months, taking
seven bottles Of D1Ciur
picfcc's Fnvoritc Pre-,
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nrcoan.nI.n.HINo mrAE
twenty i've rsopir Killed bJ IL In
N,u fofk.


N'W rofk.
NEW YOHis, June "A ccol easter.
ly breeze spfHrE up shortly aflrf 3
O'CLOCK this evening, aud, It 10 hOpej,
yut an sni T. hot weather record.
breaking days ios BsalOu At least.
For ave dayr tuo thermometer has
ranlaiprJ if ~ ~ % 80 above. Ann
UulsnCe bells have funs ana surgeons
have been kent busy Attending persons
who have been oyrfhurtej.
not only hsvs the records been
BROKEN for the Guln and 3lFt OF ANy,
and tho nrst thee duys Of June, but
this is grand total u i've feCaId.
breaking days la SUCCESSION. Never
before 10 Tho history ui tho local
weather department has anything OF
this nature occurred. IL lie Haio TO say
that ~ least twenty-five people have
died during the past tiyS days A. ~
result Of the heat, aud that over 100
have been pTuslfntUd and taken TO
the different hospitals OF the city,
The nearest 10 today's heat wa6
June Q, 1854, when tho Thermometer
registered % The death Iitt for To-Day
IL oue OF tue largest on record. Thus
far ten people nave been carried on the
sircetu dead aud eleven more Ia 4 pre-
cariOus condition.
~ CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 3.-rhls was the
nftn day VI Intense heat, the mercury
being 80 IL tho shade during the
afternoon. a lake brttz, during tho
afternoon mads matters more en-.
durable for a tine, but the breeze
coon died away. The number Of pros.
tra,ions was larger tnan on amy pro.
vious day.
SEVEN DEATHS.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-Thero
were seven deaths today from the hot
weather. There were nearly MY proc
tTHti0ns, about third OF wuicn num-
Der was made up OF htomon who hell
their annual paFaio today, marching
uuGor the btOlliDg un Tor several huuTs.
The fatalities were principally infants
Rud old puIsons. Tue maximum was
! 90 at ,. M. About ,. IN. thunder
storm came NJ; tonight the thermom.
oIOr II IS deg.
A HUNDRED DEGREES
INDIANAPOLIS, jane 3.-ruday at .
O'Clock, and at 4 tho weather bureau
Thermometer registered 100 degrees; A.
o O'Clock II STOOD at 90. For 70 yvaTs
observations have been taken In this
city by governmental official, yet the
report shows that only once In that time
has II been hotter. One July day GOV.
efpl years ego the thermometer reg.
islerrI lOl degree,
This lurtiUn hiss not hbd rain Tor sew
erHl weeks, anu unless Il comes ElDn
the crops will by utterly bighloJ. Very
few heSI pfCslrstons were repGrIUl.
none OF thtm is;a.
IlIiuois Democratic Convention.
STRISGFIELD, ILL.,, June 3-FFom
present Indications the Democratic
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~ s.oa unet anu more economical
R"ts.ah any other, Prices Baking
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IN good condition The young giilt OF Wo'
man. often grows pale, wtiuklgd aud thin,
cats little, everything wglriC, her she COM
plains OF herself aH aching aud sore and as
sleeping poorly Omen she 90 troubled with
hacERChr, OF tender spine, with q bearing
down weight In the abdomen, or nj periods
she may be irregular OF suffer c1tcme pain
ifum functional arrangements.
d. Pierce, chief consulting physician to
The luyaldt' Hotel and Surgical Institute, Of
Buffalo, ~ Y, In his long and active expert.
cncu, met many eases 0ithis kind, tor which
he used % prescription which was found to
cure such difficulties permanently IN HlHcii-
rlrAi rfJ GrHf Of all cases. Having proven
No successful d. Pierce put his " Flvotitc
Prescription on the market, auditisto. day
sold more largely than any other medicine
for the ills of woman.
For all functional arrangements, disploor'
mcnta, liberation, Inflammation, aud tie
catarrhal drain nom the lining membranes
of the special internal organs Of women, Dr.
picfcrs Fayoritc Prescription reaches tile
origin Of the trouble, aud couccb H.
o.
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scrption aud 1--WE Of his Golden Medical Dis,
coyery." Ny weight has increased aud feel
better and slouteF than have for years"
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zz8air and beautiful

a the woman who keeps
: NJ a distance tile com.
plcNion bcnutificrs,
paints and powders,
which soon tuinthe face.
a healthy glow to the
skin, u face without
wrinkles, and sparkling
eyes, will be yours ifyou
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-03-02
FOREIGN,

TWENTY-FIVE French soldiers were
killed and thirty-four wounded in col.
lisions with pirates in Tonquin.
The attempt in the British house OF
commons to overthrow the Roseberv
ministry on the question of the Indian
cotton duties was an inglorious failure.
FIVE grown members of a family at
Brampton, Ont, became insane and
were sent to an asylum for assaulting
their mother.
TWENTY-FIVE of the leaders of the
recent black flag riots in Formosa were
beheaded by order of the emperor.
The town of Koutchal, near Astra-
bad, Persia, was swallowed up by an
earthquake and several thousand per.
sons perished.
REBELS entered and looted the city
of Morocco. many persons being killed
and hundreds wounded in the fighting.
NATIVES attacked the British expe-
dition on the Brass river in Africa and
were defeated and several of their
towns burned.
FIVE HUNDRED men were imprisoned
in mine at Normanton, England,
through an accident in the cages.
EMPEROR MENELEK killed 1000 Gallas
and captured l4.O00 slaves in battle
at Vallamo. He lost 1000 men.
SEVENTEEN THOUSAND Chinese, sup
ported by twenty guns, attacked the
japanese position at Hal Cheng, but
We're repulsed.