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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


London. April s-Bar silver. 5isd.
Consols. Is7s- Bullion In the Bank of
England. $4,000. Bank OF England dis
count rate per cent
New York, April S-The Evening Posts
London cablegTaIn says: The stocks
were good today. mainly on the terms OF
the peace proposals between China and
japan, which. IL adopted. insure that
China will be opened to the trade OF the
world Consols were strong at les. Sales
were light Contangoes on Americans
We're about per cent higher. Except
Readings. Americans were firm The
taking up of rather large lines of
American shares also strengthened the
market, which closed good. Atchisons
are still bought here. The house closes
on Saturday.
Breadstufs.
Liverpool. April s.-Wheat-ouiet but
steady; demand poor; No. . red winter.
Is slsd: No. 2 red spring and No. / hard
Manitoba, IS I'd. No. l California, IS
lid; futures quiet; business about equally
distributed; April, A sizd; May, A. s@.d;
June. Is SID: July. As sSd: August, is
Lori. September, As iGied.
Corn-tguiet. bat steady: American
mixed. new, IS 2s.d: futures closed firm
April. As 2A.d; May. is Sd: June and Au-
gust, Is sgd: September, 4s Sad; business
heaviest on nearest and most distant po-
sitions.
Flour-Firm: demand moderate; st.
Louis fancy, winter. 81 Sd.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. April s--Wheat-lwalia walla.
i9isc PEI bushel: Valley. soc per GENITAL.
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Rrcadstufrs and Grains.


San Francisco. April s-F1our--Faniily
sxiFas, s. 250sS5: bakers extras. $sl5q
-. superfine. se.l0ai2 10.
Whea;-SSemple market was somewhat
tasa. this morning: values had an easy
'esieucy. though no lower. Quotabie At
&c for No. l shipping. and SS.c for
ta4lce
barley--oEeaings only moderate. with
Transactions not numerous. Feed. fair 20
Fnot, SaG7oc; choice. TlAuI2i.c: brewing,
Eaaar
0ats-Business continues limited I'm pro-
far'tcns. with quotations rather favor
sAle 70 buyers Milling and surprise,
Nsnt6ii7is: fancy feed. si.de,sGi.05is.
Fcod 20 choice e5csisi; fair 20 good. GA
-. poor - fair. SsllS7thc: black. 81. log
LIS. rcd 81 l5Ii -: gray. 9ScMsL
Wbeat--Decernlper a6s~c.
bagley-Dun: December. 72&c; May,
&C..
ceFn-slO.
kran-SN
Produce.
Fofatoes-Market weak Receipts new.
sacks At iihF2c per pound; MERGED
ssee,s, s2.s0; early rose. S5Itec: river reds,
sssc; recalunla and Tomaies Burhanks,
ISL; river Rnrhanks. ieff5oc: Oregon
s.-aaaks. eoH9oc; Salinas Burbanks, 7cc
seions-Wcak ~ 60RS1c for good TO
seaoe. Oregons. 75cGsilS
hrier-Mar&ct continues ovcrstocked
~ 6eaioreh-c3. Creamery. fancy. lie;
swas, - 3iSc; dairy. fancy. ilisQi2isc:
80 20 choice. i0Iuc. medium grades
fse; sto-s. 6E7c.
eaeese-SupplieS not large Fancy mild,
srS i0Sc; common 10 good, egtofscs
'saas Ameraca. So Ia; western. ieafilc.
t%ss-Arrfvals large: market quiet and
staN Oregon eggs t2Nietsc: duck Gags
sise; store, lels0ls'gc. ranch esgS, IL
Noar, sacks, 1850: Oregon. $50: wheat,
esa'als 3eN,. barley. cental<. l.sss; Ore
- s.so, oats, Oregon. 80. Washington,
- corn. as; rye. lS2. beans. sacks. It's:
NA'ecs, se>0. Oregon. SOL. middlings,
IS q; onions. seeks. Ssl, Oregon. ~;
.sssa' sacks. SIS; Oregon. TS9. hops bales.
vine. gallons. - ~. brandy. gallons.
Financial.
.EG bars .fs's dti's Drafts sight,, "a
sAea1 dol.s4 este Telegraph .......n
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EVERETT RoUTE-sTR. GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
yraves Seattle II Is a. m and 100 p. m.
Ices Everett SIS a. m. and .. m.
S-sndsys--Leaves Seattle p. m. Leaves
IE.rs-sIngie trip. TIC: round trip. 81 -;
f-c1neefs with beats for Tacoma and
enohornish-
..Trrrv AMI, TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Gland Troup, Pres +. w. Coodhu.. Ey.
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rnnr ORCHARD AND SIDNEY ROUTE


STEAMER DELTA
~x.t,y ssava sidney daily 81 g. m. ard
80 y "a Leave seattle. s:5g q m. ard
calling at Charleston. dry deck.
nrernerFos1. Brick yard SWAN Grove, sf.d
go 81 Pert Orchard. IL m City c0ek.
i''s % n. TRorTNaS. Master.
= A. HATFIELD. Agent
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4 q feet Pm ieeI Ia. "a. 80 Va.
r u.s 800 1s.sl 1910 81 L1e.47 II
AT Port Townsend.
1s7ls.o 81 s.7I SIS 2.s 100 s.
Seattle. April 8. 1895
r,.sznrex al Seattle. Tacoma and Port
- elparing houses today were:
Clearances. Balances.
-. ,.S 80 Isl AZ 81. ts2 81
s~~a ....... 81. a3s % 1866 90
80 ,...... 241, 219 90 s.ol5 90
SO In the local produce and mer-
ss.sss markets yesterday was rather
= ssd prices ruled low on nearly all
s-~ssties In the produce line Receipts
: snng TO hand IN liberal quantities.
- aero Is considerable shading In
-. IN the efforts of dealers to clean
:. formulated supplies. The meat mar
- continues to rise steadily and the
~ prtres are expected TO continue into
- ali Butchers and raIsers are Doth
srrsspondingiy happy over the rise In
ricss.
oranges are abundant and the demand
q mir Prices. however, have less sta
kHiey than n week ago. and even FANCY
seysls are weak In tone. Sales OF seed
Ngs continue easy, owing TO the very
Ew prices. Choice apples are in light
cpoiy ard dealers hold firmly 10 full
figures. Prices range from Si-D 10 sl.O
per box. Common stock Is plentiful and
pr.ces vary greatly. Tropical fruits are
ts,ling slowly at the quoted rates.
Bananas sell more freely than any other
commodity. Nuts are very dull. Dried
fr,ts net with n moderate inquiry, but
buyers generally expect some conces-
slons from the asking prices. The best
grades OF prunes are developing slight
ly Improved tone as 10 values. but there
IS stil considerable stock that VIII not
grade above medium which dealers are
Offering at remarkably low figures. Lon
dor layer raisins are held little more
firmly. but ordinary stock remains duh.
Now potatoes are In moderate supply.
but the demand remains light and the
quoted figures ara easy. Choice old stock
sells very well. with prices quite steady.
though low. Onions are meeting with a
good inquiry and fluctuations are small.
Green peas are In large supply and prices
are low and weak. Asparagus IL also
Plentiful and prices arc low and weak.
Native rhubarb is arriving freely and
ne ruling price on the street IL cents a
rgnd
Dairy produce Is very weak IN price. and
spplies continue to accumulate. Cream
r. butter Is plentiful. and II the pres
& conditions are prolonged much longer
hspr prices will result. Eggs are selling
VI AT the quoted rates. Cheese is
sandant and prices are stili inclined
hxnward Poultry f. meeting wsth good
sla a. steady figures. Wheat IS mac
rse. though there Is some inquiry for
sspe-t all the time. Oats remain firm
a. Qnotatioas
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SKAGIT RIVER ROUTE.
STR CLAN MCDONALD OR HENRY
BAILEY
Leaves Lilly. Bogardus e. Co.'S dock. Sc.
attle-Tuesday. April .. at n. M: Thurs>
IL. at IL midnight.
Returning leaves Mount vernon--wed-
nesday. April 10, at 12 noon; Friday. April
IL, at p. m; Sunday. April IA. AT u. m.
Connecting with steamer Mary Periey for
Tacoma and Everett. calling at Edmonds,
Fir. Skagit City. Mount Vernon and
Avon.
LILLY. BOGARDUS g. CO, Inc,
Owners and Managers.
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EVERETT ROUTE.

STEAMER CRICKET
uoagiy1 leaves Seattle, ~ -, = m. ana .:s
Fare-Slngie trip. y cents: round
= g, = Landing 81 Van e Hubb4lF :
~ next Flyer dock. Seattle. Man
11-c~.s dog Everett.
=. M. HARRINGTON. Master.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
s.ocam Lv NIL. sTacoma.. lilolAri <.lSam
i:sopmLv q pr. T'wns'd. IS Arlii :sSpm
l:sopml Arllos.. Victoria ...IMllLvi s:a0pm
sDaily except Monday.
Steamer leaves Ycsler wharf. Seattle.
For rates and other informatso apply
L A. NADEAU. Gen. Agt.. N. p. n. Il.
Yesier ave. and Front st, Seattle.
q @. YERKES. Agent. Yesler wharf.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS

THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
sefeau1er Utopia. j. A. OErien. Master.
Leaves Tacoma IL noon, Seattle Gem
trail wharf. r. m. Mondays and Thurs
days for Port Townsend, Annrorfss, Fair
hayen New Whatcofn, Blaine and FRI
day Harbor. going through TO Vancouver
or Thursday trip.
Fare 70 bIaine - ,a.e 20 nsn.o.yer; y.
trail wharf.
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VICTORIA ROUTE:


Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria ara
Port Townsend, daily, except Sunday, ae
ia, %. m: returning, leaves Victoria 3
m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way ports daily. except
Sunday. al n: sunday, direct 81 ,
send at 4 .. m. Telephone ITO.
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sS----.-yatsons taken al all stations al
Ctr meridian time Is p. m. Pacific
GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
cF Observer In Charge.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS-STEANER IY.
OLA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail, leaves CITY
dock. foot of Main street. Monday. Wed.
nesday and Friday at ? a. m. for Port
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whatccm.
TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is
North Bound-Leave Seattle 200 a. m:
leave Port Townsend .:6o a. m. i~a~:
Friday Harbor nsS9 a. m: leave Roche
Harbor I2.3u y. M. arrive New Nhatoom
600 p m
South Bound-Leave New whatcom l:oo
a. m; leave Roche Harbor 600 a m
leave Friday Harbor 1000 a. m: leave
7:+5 p. IN.
J. X. Thompson. managing owner. J. a
Hatfield. agent. Phone $50.
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RANKS.
DEXTER HORTON d CO.. BANKERS
Incorporated 1857.

President. .........A. A. Denny
Vice President. w. NJ. Ladd
Manager. III. L.atfmer
Cashier. X. Van Tuyl
Sight exchange and telegraphic trans
fers on New York. Chicago, ST. Paul. San
Francisco. Portland and various points In
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills OF exchange on London avail
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms.
Bonds, stocks and other va1uabies re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
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PACIFIC vAvTGATIoN CO.

Tlrns card N eTeet Oct. =. ia.
SEATTLE and Whaicou1 route--Stass %
~.st,,sy,er leaves Seattle daily. except
ssss,,-3av az 10 2. m. Seattle and Ia Com
"a ,,sa,-sst@- FAirhsven leaves Seattle daily,
nwrert saturday. n .. . p m Tacoma ana
exc.ts. ,oufs--etats OF Washington leaves
$500 tuesdays. Thursdays and 6atur.
Gays - xEBLER DOCK.
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FLY ON THE FLYER.

OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
8. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamar
MCLTNOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. ArrfvA
Olympia at. $50 a mr. Tacoma at a.M
Tacoma at. .1eso a IN Seattle at rs,1
Seattle at. 1.to y IN Tacoma at. sssa n -
Tacoma at. $50 u Olympia at. ssso . m
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Leave. Arrlva
Seattle ...... T.So a IN Tacoma - s.N
Tacoma 80. .l0.oo a m Olympia - Ion = -
Olympia 80. zoo y III Tacoma -. san Z - -.
Tacoma $50 y m Seattle ...... 80 . ~
Fare between Seattle and tacoma "a
foot of Main street. ~s
CITY DOCK Co. ASenta
Capt. I. Wiley, Manager. Telephone Ssa
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Financial.
stocks.

NeE bars. 6S' s'i's Drafts. sight,, "a
'@sA'eaE della G5t's Telegraph .......fo
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~ ~ STEAMBOAT AID TRANsPOR-
% TATIOS COMPANY.
STEAMER ISLAND BELLE,
y..ves city dock foot Of Main street.
.s.c-1s Monday. Wednesday and Friday At
: m. for Port Townsend. Anacortes.
saTnisn. fsfssrs ~, ea,,rdav SONS
ctsv Deck Co Agts. JOS. KENDALL.
Tsisnhone SCI. General Manager.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
gTEAAER WfLLAPA.
Certain George Roberta
Waving Seattle for Alaska April 20 and
.x-@rs II fass thereafter.
For freight and passenger rates apply ia
j. O.. CARROLL. Agent
EehwahAcher'e Dock. Tel sf
ruas r.. PEABODY. General Manager.
Seattle.
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid $4,000
surplus -..-............s...S WHO op
Jacob Furth. ........................Pr President
r.- y. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT VICE Eresiueilt
r.. v. Ankeny. ................ Cashier
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Teaay's arrivals were estimated al
only ri.coo cattle. Common 20 extra ma
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: | III il I'LL
szAcE 5l7lg l5ls
Fusoosh Is 80 = =, - - =. Ii 10 Pt1ldv
= Angeles 80 q. = y, f-fo.s,sy
s. CARLY. = y - e ~ nj "a Ciesidy
S<asfle - - 81 G. 81 ~ 5, .a8cloudy
feesshs, ~ *. 81 fsl - tyWf Ii! 90 Cloudy
r1l.a /" - "a co On Sc 81 .fGCfoudy
Ysfsl&au h. ~ 81 s2INWi LII 90 Csa@viy
Esfscs11.zz, "a 81 60 s. Sc 81 90 Cloudy
baseI I'ss a a. 81 IS iSWl Z .1DSClouly
Esrsks, =. IL, asl 81 70 wv 6. .1f Rain
Bel ~" n 81 sgs 78ltSWl u 90 Cloudy
ear Fran -. ~ u * e vi 81 fntslo,,dy
Esanen'a .-'.st e g ee .-ayr s.,scio,,dsy
s1It lake. 80 =. se s5' s.T- sc s.rlSs,dyy
fssho Falls 20 81 e. 81. ~ solCsondvy
sr.s<ra t-S.5Vi V-5 III 49, 49, 49,
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DIRECTORS.
G; Neufelder. J; r. Hayden.
8. Frauenthal. Jacob Furth.
Sigmund Schwabacher.
Correspondence In all the principal cities
In the United States and Europe.
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Total Sales.
. The total sales OF stocks today were
1s5. s;s shares, Including: American Sugar,
- COO: Atchlson. 1900 Burlington. $500;
Chicago Gas. $500; Delaware 4 Hudson.
5000: n. G. c. F.. II. 400: General Electric.
1900: Manhattan Consolidated. 800: n.
J. Central. IS, seo; North American. 500:
Reading $500 ST. Paul. 400; SILVER Ger
ttficates, a.ooo; Western Union, 500.
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Special DbpditI 10 Tic H'cigrn"r
srEUnESvILLu, O., August 2S,-TO-
days session OF the Grand Lodge Of
Ohio, A, o. U, w.. was devoted to tho
election aud inhalation OF officers a.
follows: Pas, grand master workman,
A, T. Rover, Cincinnati; grand master
workman, 4. +. Ble,cn, Columbus
grand foreman, Warren Morrow, Lynch,
burg; grand ovcrsOar, Frederick
Dhonan. IT,, Cincinnati grand recorder,
Walter PlCkens, Toledo; grand 10.
csver, john Oldcrman, Cleveland;
grand guide, Y. VI. Jacobs, Felicity
grand inside watchmun, II. w..
7Chweinsborgsr, IIillsbnro; grand out.
SIDE Waterman, Alber; Becker, Ciucu'
natl; grand medical examiner, ]. S.
Caldwell. Cincinnati; grand trustees.
II, W. Kaiser, DAYTON; H. G, Baclu,
Toledo; George Slrop, llnmilton; an
prsmo representatives. ]. \. Justice,
Youngstown; j. W. Ilcndorson, Lyuch.
burgi A. I. R0eyer, Cincinnati
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Special Correspondence OfNc Elei! iIcabsE
MoUSrAIS LAKE, Va, August 9G.-A
party left Concord Saturday last fol
this place. 1t consisted of Prof, George
S. LaidlOy, Of Charleston; Prof. John D,
Sweeney, PrOi. O, A. Fulniier anl
MesIrs. ". q. HedriGk, j. X Vermil
lIAn and ]. P. Campbell. Tho trim was
a lirsHomo one, but wa all feel amply
repaid. Several West Virglniang ara
here, and a number Of Virgiuia's mosI
prominent people.
We wsro pleased TO meet Gen. V. d.
Grsner, Of Norfolk, hero. lie has done
good service for RspublicaniIm in tho
old stats, and we hope that no will livN
to sac tho party OF the Ueopla" damt.
nSnt, oven IN Virginia. To secure ihis
tho Republicans havo but to got one fair
election, but can they ever do this?
This IL nns Of the questions.
No ono should fail to visit this poiut,
RS II furnishes the rranaest scpnery o!
any point in tho two NirGinias.
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tca wshL Isl'l

AHNNH'sN''
tried to cry OUT, 10 spring upon the
fellow aud bAillo his deslsu, but could
neither move nor utter a sound, \
clAmmy psrspirAIion oossd out upon
my whole body, but still stared wildly
at yhs dim form before mo, and the
horrible basket.
/ could hear y allght rustlIng noise
within tie latter, aud a, tho man Ous1el
himself with tho knots saw tho cloth
pTesSsd upward, now here, now lhern'
~ it'the inmate was struggling TO es'
cape. Presently the man lnutIered a
low oath and stood w. InOn ho drew
out clasp knife and bending over tue
basket pressed tho point through tue
cloth and cut a long ASH In It. =,
Immediately q silver streak uasheu
from the aperture aud struck MIN III
the cheek, aud chung There. lie gave
QUO shrek OF rage aud despair that rang
through the WhQta building, aad then
ho dashed the serpent 10 the floor anu
lrampled 1t in 4 wild ironSy. ! spTang
UPRIGHT Rpon the bod and cried for help.
In a moment Herr Schlitz appeared
in tho doorway with lighted lamp
held high above his head.
"Alein GottI" he cried, what Is it|
There was no need to reply; the strong
light from tina lamp flooded tho whole
room.
Howard Foraythe was rolling upon
the door in horrible commissions, aud
by HE aldo, hRltCned into a shnpeloss
inasS, was tho body OF the asp.
yL-FoLLOwiSd THE CLUE.
We buried him the next day In the
little palm grove, aud sir, Dolby, more
nervous than ever, agreed to take charge
OF the mineI until another supeTln'
tsndent could be sent out.
| Twas very anxious to know whether
Mother NideRux would send her cocoa.
nuts this time blythe steamer, but when J.
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1 must Of necessity DO wholly unknown 10
Paris, | repliaa'
John Andraws"
"YOur irlend'a nameF'
pardon me, madame, will conAde
that to NJ. Droubet"
ShO nodded aud glanced at doorway
at tho back Of the little room.
"Come tomorrow At nine" she said,
aud turned tn her book with an uRmIa-
taxable air Of dismissal.
lrotlred, hut before left tho neigh.
borhOod walked through an alley aud
satisfied myself that tho building con.
tanned rear room much larger than
the ono had seen,
Promptly At tho next morning | re.
entered the fruit store, and found the
lady settled In the same spot and seem.
ingly as intensely interested rs before
in her story,
As she saw me come In she reached
forward under tho counter ami heard
the faint tlnkle Of bell somewhere in
tho distance. remained lmmDyable,
and soon heard door opened aud
closed and tho sound Of approaching
iootatsps Thon tho rear door OF tho
rshop opened aud man appeared in The
doorway,
lie was a small man, with STOPPING
shoulders, a scragGly beard, and small,
keen eyes, which fastened themselves
upon my face and scanned mo closely
while no said, In low voice:
"Will monsieur please slep this wayP"
bowed aud entered tho rear room.
tie man hoding open the door aud
closing 1t carefully behind me.
The room stood in was dinly lighted
and entirely without furniture. II was
probably aboutten feet deep and direct
ly back Oi ,he frat door saw another,
but made Of heavy oak and bound IN
stout irOU-a anspiclons-.Ookins door. ]
thought,
NJ. Droubct was still soarchlng my
face with his sharp eyes aud l had no
chance TO observe iurthor
"What is your wish, m'sieFP"
had prepared my story over night,
and now answered, readily:
II am diamond.cutlpr by PROBES.
sion, ana only lately arrived In Paris.
was recommended to you as onu who
might offer mo employment. assure
you"
stopped abruptly. alarmed at tue sci
look Of NJ. Droubet'A face. His ewes
we're staring at me with painful RxHy
aud large drops Of pGTSpiratiOn broke
ont upon his forehead. lie noted my
surprise, and drew his slnovo across hi,
brow, whilst he moistenel his lips with
his tongue and replied:
"A diamond.cutler! Surely, m'sief,
YOU arc mistaken. What have |, u poor
irniiorer, to do with cutting diamonds?
An error, m'Sicr," speaking moro cond
donlly, "eyidently a serious error! May
ask who sent you"
This also was prepared for. | must
invent some fictitious reference, and as
no one was Vss likely to be known IN
Paris than my sWeetheaTts father,
uSed his name for convenience. II was
recommended to YOU by NJ, Jules Gro.
neRu."
lie gave cry and started back with
an exnrss,ion Of unmistakabls fear upon
his pale iace. and was about to I'M
provo my advantage. although, too
was surprised and mystiGsd, when an
answering cry came from the front
room.
NJ. Droube. dashed open tho door.
and over his shoulder saw that Mother
Videaux'E barrel Of cocoRnuts was stand,
ing IN the middle Of the room.
Evidently II had just been delivered to
lie consignee, but what arrested my at.
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N+sHvfLhs, TgNs, AugaIs 81. - a
Bristol, Tenn, special to tho Banner
says: A bloody war between two iar.
lions resulting from long standing
icuI. has been fought in the Cumber.
aud mountains. seventy.nve miles
north Of here on tho Virginia and Ken.
lucky line. A number OF Boyd reIa'
lives aud Thomas relatives, with Win.
rheAtCrs, mot at an Illicit distiliery
where tho battle began. Four men,
John Boyd. VIII Cox. Jack Thomas and
Floyd Thomas arc dead and several are
wounded.
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feature Of tho demonstration. There
arc to be electric arches and hoa,s, elec'
tTic designs Of all kinds aud in every
color Tbs various departments OF thu
railroad shops will he represented by
twelve floats Of living lights, aud tho
state capital will DO ablazo from around
to gllded ball, Tho Native Sons will
participate in tho parade, rs will mill
Iary companies aud civic organizations,
AZ tho State Fair will 30 In progress,
Nv well rs tho carnival and Admission
Day celebration. Sacramento will DO
put to the test to entertain her many
thousands OF yisitoS.
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DENVER, CoLo,, August 27.--J. II
Wolfe, NJ Cripple Creek. the promoter
Of tho Gillette bull light, was arrested
to-day aud taken 10 Colorado Springs
Ito WNs unable to furnish bond, and Ia
now 10 tho III PaSo county JUL at the
Snring4. officers have been sent 90
Gillette to arrest thu Mexican bull
fighter, together with tho Meadow
boys, Arizona Charley and the Kid,
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D'strossing kidney aud bladder dis.
eases relieved IN six hours by tho "NGw
GREAr SoUtu AMERICAN kinney CURG."
This now remedy isR great surprise on
nccount Of It's exceeding pronlptneW In
relieving pain IN tho bladder iStdurya,
back Aad every part Of tho urinary paai.
nVs Ia nAlu or female. II mlievO, RI.
tOnlion ot water aud paln In passing II
almost Immediately II you want quick
rOiol aud cure this 10 your remedy,
Sold BY K II, List, druggist, Wheeling,
NJ. Va
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GnANn rnEcrrro CARNIVAL.

There VIII b" GrsRt Timo In sncrN.
mrntO on September o.
September . will DO "rCd letter
day" in Sacramento, and tho attention
Of tho Cntiio statn is directed toward thr
Capital City. Tho citiauns arc to colo.
btalo the transmission Of electricity
from Fol,om to Sacramento by giving 4
grand electric carnival Tbs arrange.
mcntS contemplate grand affair, AMI
electricity will bo made tho prominent