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9 @ange ngentlig.
S Buer 0trHnng np Grrnng.
9ecot|ah- 2tD1tet,


Dernrut frp1fe4, uhfo,rmer ber'
efter buer 9irsoag og Treeas girseagss
nunleret uefemmcr bper Girsoae Morgen
meo4 7=ipaltebe 9iber, leofo9et at Daa
Srneat, Der, iom tioti9ere, uofomger
nteo 16Slber. Sreboasnumcret ub=
tenmer meo Giber, NIt til ben famine
samIe 9ris.
|1,25 for n!le TIE Blunr+
Dernrnb- pnE1e.t inbebolaer ie=
neitc 9'ybessr fra Sub % lloIanoet, Nps
tebcr fra aongresien % fra be forlfiellige
9eg;slotNrer, firfeliee gfterretninger, en-
Spatte for 0armen Suiet % 6ouen
itaOige 8orreipoubancer fra forfttellise
Dele al Weooerlonoet, aorreip ouoa,tcer
ira Ibouncnter o.iu. Trebagsuun1eret
I'll inoebo!oe CODE Gortellinger, Der life
oil gipe Tcrtellingerie / Beo Mrnen
ncgst efter G8r1penumer frtt.
Darnr.s,)- pnHs.1 og s1en .&rnen
slar Oh
W,ARREyp SHEA T. I dor
for $3.50.
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FOR RENT.

Mrs. Dixon's Lu;lding on johnson
ave-, suitable for restaurant orstore.
At present fitted up for restaurant.
Inquire at SHEAR office:
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Hans G. Grim.

Il. d. No. 1884,, for the lot l See. Twp l5r
Range Is. aud 3. Il. 4 8. f. u Se.. 81, and $. y.
5. Wa See 81. Twp. 157 Range II.
He names the fol, owing witnesses to DrOGe hf,.
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF.
said land, viz:
Peter Julin. An.iers Bring. John I.akken. liver
Opus. all oi Foivang p. O.. Marshall Co..
MINI.
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Relief In sz.r hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder
dis Eases relieved in six hours by the
IN EW GREAT South AMERICAN KID
NE CURE This new remedy is q
gri at surprise on accout on it's ex-
Gee ling promptness in relieving pain
int he bladder, kidneys, back and
every OF the urinary passages in
male or female. Itrelieves retention
Of water and pain in passing it al
most Immediately. If you want
quick relief and cure this is your rem
edy. Sold by Z. F.. Whitney.
Druggist Warren.
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In the year 1868, Mr.. J. R. Watkins first began
the manufacture of DR.. Wards Liniment For
years he struggled along with limited means,
Striving with all his powers and at times despair
ing of success, but at last established living,
paying business, and made the name CDR. Ward's'
household word in thousands of homes. Dur
ing alb these long years Of telling and waiting,
Mr.. Watkins little thought that men could be
found SO lost to every principle OF right and
Justice as to undertake to dcspOil him OF his BUS
incss, and themselves to attempt to harvest the
fruits of his lifelong labors. However, in this
matter, he learned that he was mistaken. In
various parts Of the country, sprang up bogus
agents Offering medicines said TO be Dr.. Wards or
tsiust as good as Dr.. Ward's,' frequently leading
customers into thinking they had the genuine
article. Therefore, in order to protect his busl-
ness and the public from being imposed upon,
Mr. Watkins bought from Richard Ward, the
worldwide right to use his name as trade
mark for full line of medicines, and caused the
same to be registered in the U. S. Patent Office
No. 1885.
All customers are hereby cautioned to see that
!D DR.; 4 NkE2D s. Watkins and "Win0na'
are blown in every bottle and printed on every
wrapper, and take no base and dangerous sub
stitutcs.
Sole and only Successors to j. r. WATKINS and
RICHARD Ward,
WinOna, MINI.
Nels J. Jepson is the agent for Marshall Poll
and kittson counties. Wait Tor him.
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j. A. Richardson, Of Jefferson City
Mo-, Chief Enrolling force 38th gem
erat assembly OF Missouri, writes: l
wish to testify to the merits of One
Minute Cough Cure. When other So
called cures failed. ] obtained al
most instant relief and II speedy
cure BY the use OF One Minute Cough
Cure. Chapin's Drugstore.
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HOPE
ACADEMY.
Practical Courses,
Thorough Instruction,
Low Rates B

ADDRESS, Rev. S. G. sWEKsoN,
Nloorhead, MINI.
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For Rent.

For Rent.
4 good office room in tile SHEAF
:;';Iding. Apply 1t .s;;isAT Office.
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Thomas +. Oakcs. Henry c. Payne,
Henry c. Rouse. Receivers.
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

n. ONIN5Ei-A.SD, 49, '--7---7-7 01VN
Attorney for Mortg asee.
Warren, MINI.
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lELEGRAPHlC.
BOYCOTT OF BANKS.
Manifesto by Master Workman Soy
tr.lgn 10 The Lsb0FtS'
ny THE TYRANNY OF MONEY KINGS
s...,,,iou That the People Release 10
Accept National Bank Notes
After sept. 1.

v,su,Soros, ID. g., July ls.-The
,u,, VII. tomorrow Print tho OUT
Ut, a" manifesto to DO i@ued "
w.,,e, workman Sovereign OF inc
Ta,sb. Of Labor, for the boycott oil
III S,t,enaI banks. 1t will be adj
ICED 10 ,ue Knights Of Labor, the
v,,r,,,,, Al.lance, the Peoples patty
80, ,',b api kindred socloilss, re-
.,,r, cue wrongs Of the toilinp lh1u'
'..d,.nd t..sir Offerings at the hands
:, The money. tusying powers" And
s.u for a toy cot Of national hhuk
Gslilngs between indiyilu-
\. ustoglIuto slGct September
IA, II holds thst tho national banks
,sspo.s.Blc ,8r ,ho destruction Of
N. grsenraeks, tio payment Of the
"a, In CON, tho funding acts, thn
vss,nn.iiz,ti1n Of fi.7er, ana all the
.'s,nnt innnulul legislation for The pasl
,Si,,y yeafp. They have OJyCOt,ec
"a iiscrimiusted Ggainst every siad
AZ money tnGs promised feiei
Ia ina uhNANA ANAFH s"N
ny IA the iadng;rial masses. Tney
40 boycot,ers Of tho most cruel
nd mctciless kind. This boycott VIII
r,es,pltate great conflict, with the
r,opls on one side and the banks on
N. other, ana this Issues Will be- as
,hsrpiy drawn ~ In tho struggle Of
Lek,sn with the old Uniied states
s,ps. The Struggle Of 1896 must
r,uli in victory for tho common
PEOPLE, or the hoIo Of Amsrlean liberty
Il LOST g., =,
every Knight Of Labor and every
pef,on whsse love Oi Justice IN above
tpe ,ordid interests Of iytanis refube to
accept National bank notes.
"B5ycott the notes q National
tauks."
Mr. Sovereign omphaticllly saya N
/. obligatory on every knight ~ obey
the order. "Not only that" said he
out We expect similar orders to b,
l,,usd by the heads VI all symIathoiiC
ofganllatlOnS.n
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MORMON"
TABERNACLE
October 3 and T. 1885
Presidents Of tho day, eS GOV. Arthur
l., Thomas, Gov. caleb W. W0sL
Lcok | TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be given in prizes.
READ THE FOLLOWING list OF
PRIZES AND CONDITIONS,

i-.Tor Che best grand chorus ~ mixed voices
iof mot more than 10 nor IvHa than ID. rene
ictiuE ga lhc GLORIOUS NuuE7 ui Freedom"
tirgm d. Paify's opera, NiulWrnI 90. "\aIcs
81 DcsuruI" lstgpucnf., nrst putc. spIG
medal 60 conductor, second uTIEH. 500. natHu
10 conductor. IIhcHo Cunrusu- NAV bD o. ..um.
panied uy tWo piauos Or piano ala .a.Ilgt
s-Ntst military band contest loot more than
twenty Eve pieces nor lrtu than twenty. "lrst
Overture" IIcutnvfl, uFst TUsc N.U, s0Il
medal Go cor dbriur.
.=-iIrat male cHuruB, "To Afas' Tu.Arma Of"
.nr Parry I1s more than tory y8.Ur. nor
lrss iuAu iuIriYl, ust pTI4o, ll.H, second Ir.g,
i-U,si ladies ,borrs. "Iuc BRIDAL Of uo
I Niris' .hunlyy lJHaatdsI lno. WH.r than
ibuY Nul.rs nor Ices thhu iWcatl iNy., Meet
prfu, sIu, tvuIui piire. 80.
a#lra! miscellaneous chorus, "lNH SUM.
NOR tnAcnt lhiriy 90 'lHiF No voices
competition rtsirirtuu 90 ward uu0Irs 300 .i.lyT
90 trst ami Htuund ciAsut regular ufaaa.l .f'Hul
| "a stilcmguts.t hrht prIsu, rlH". baton lH ,uua
| uA't"f ht.nua UfIFr. slHt hatnu DOB conductor.
! ilils clorus Goo U1 accompanied by piano ui
p.-N,st male qu.Itcuc. "l.yoror' ,uNu,a
! i-Bestlailc' gu,r,o.te, "Ee.rou'e" ,uen
,,,-ussl duet soprano aud tenor "stAy Ihol
| Win N.' .7t,W..uH.t eiy,
| E,rry sioNcr .NHU, ln 4 GaIs4y
| ,EHHtlniI, iu b HHt SO.
| ll-bUat baritone ur bHss solo, "taWurlAr
| $40.
I!-ncst couuaIt, solo. "torm aud sun
| shine" dudley EUua., . minor. $40
l8-BcGt harp colo, gIug
! lt-uc'i plano 500. "Iast Hope" tGottr
ohalhl, SJ, lopcn 90 yiihcrtrN uHaor!i year
! Of tgpI
| Ih-fur tho host musical composuon. suit
able f1r male chorus, 90, composed To sgIoc
| WufuH.|
! lH=iurihu beet poem, subject, Tho May
/ flower aud tuH Landing ~ the Pligrln
] iaihrrs, D." not more lHNu 800 lines, slL
| iT-siur Two hest national song, The Welsh o
hmcuga,' words uhIy, va Euslish or Welsh
| $40,
| d FOR the beEt liUrr'tu, suitable Tor rauuta
| subject "Ihu titan Pioneers" 81. utls pro
| posed 90 have this Hyt 90 music 20 10 used Of
| Pioneer AhuINcfsarlysN
lg-tor the bost historical sketch tpTosrI Of
| tho life Ufrt. David uu MulFh|, CIV,
| .o-ior tho bust UrnaU uu the customs Hu
mannura o. The welsh nation uu LnFlt'h
| 81.
sl-Tor the best recitation, "lhe Bells
| tLdgar Allen Poe, g..
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Tho corbst, Fit1Dusi.

DALLAS, Tex, July ls.-GAlyeston
wishes the CorDoIt- FIt1slmmons glove
contest pulled OH on that island. Toe
capitalists ana business men Of that
city have appointed committee to
como to Dnllns and make proposition
to President stuart OF tho Florida Attn
ltllc club. Stuart pAid today that
GGlyesiOn'a proposition was liberal
one, Including ground and building
if'e, and tuRt no would go there Sat
u'dhy u ses about II. lie says there is
tllong opposition TO the fight at Dallas,
Illeals having been made 10 stop the
c HalructiOn OF the amphithoster Ivy
Injunction ns soon as II IL begun. The
contract Tor the fight, Sluait soy,
reads "rexBs,' and not "Dailss,"Rn
lhe'e will br no complication In o
change Of location.
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MAMMALIAN minl,Isr psnd.

NEW YORK, July ia special TO
a local paper from Panama says
A cable from Guayaquil reports tho
death OF Rev. Suore, tue Venezuelan
minister. The supreme ohiei has de-
cidoI that hv shall TO paid the greatest
funeral honofs nj the expense OF the
government,
Tho first division Of the patriot army
left via ChimbO, the second division
will follow via BIbAhoyO. General
Aliaro nud his ptati viii leave Monday
via Chimb0, prepared to meet oil
emergencies. a general civil war Ia
probable. The tilulur government nj
quito obstinaloiy refuses to consider all
reasonable ovoTtuTes Tor thr bringing
about Of peace, but 1t 10 generally be-
lievsI that It 10 too weak ~ make u
lengthy resistance.
Ffederico ErTsElus, n promlnent
Chilian politician anu the liberal can.
uidate for the presidency al the next
election, arrived here on tho steamship
Loa. lie returns to Gull on this tame
steamer accompanied by Alberto
E,peJO, also well KuOwn IN political
circles.
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rno.prnnrs IINAH.
Remarks by u Prominent bank pTssi.
dent OF that state.

NEW YoRIl, July l0.-JulIus Run.
nbg, Of Galveston, Texas, registered AZ
the Waldorf last evening. hir. Ru n.
nag IL the most prominent banker In
his nptiyo stats, being president OF the
Fret National bank ~ dAlvosion anu
also president Of the Cotton Exchange
In tnat city. lie was seen by re-.
porter AMI consented 10 ~ interview,
"TeNas,D said he, "Jid not suffer the
depression felt 20 severely during the
past two years IN other sections OF the
country. Her crops have been 40 UNI
formly good that her people have been
fairly prosperous.
"Ihis year crops appear 10 be excel
lent. Though the cotton crop Will no.
reach the volume VI that last year,
which could hardly be expected, yet u
10 n fairly coed one. A. fer the corn
crop, II IA something immensc. Never
bsi0Ee hinco Texas was member VI
the Union has tho produced such u
crop. And this L. thB most cncoufng.
Ing eigu Of the future prosperity that
ono could wish Tor.
"YOu know we are a com nOnweA I'd
OF farmers In TcEat; we have no large
hAul NsAlHlhAthAh NhA WV
condition Of the farmer reflects back
upon every class OF trade. IL tBs
farmer IL prosperous all arc prosper.
uus.r
"what Ia tho outlook iog sound
money In TeIHs?" sGked the reporter.
Texas will SEND sound money
delegation TO ihn next Democratic non
yuution, all reports 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding. Seriously DO not
think thetilvet question VIII enter into
tho next presidential campaign. The
Tomark mny be- n tiite one, but II IL
eminoatly n true Que, that neither
party can aTToggto 10 itself any credit
from ils treatment Of the much yezed
silver question. The leAdsT8 Of both
parties realize the condition Of affair,
we'll enough. They arc waiting ioI
some one TO suggest compromise, and
when somebody docs tuggest II, Their,
will be a stampede by the pattisana u
both parties 10 got under cover. Inter
national bimelaliism may come In tn,
future. There should Le, II nOlhlng
else, a fixed ratio Tor the commercial
value Of silver, II Tor no other reason. ,
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ST. LOUIS, July ls.-F. T. Hoarne,
the father OF DIR. Hesrne, whose con.
neoIon with the Blillwsll murder case
Of Hannibal has Interested the entire
counIIy, died Of paralysis In 81. Louis
at tho Baptist suniIgrium. He had
been cent ~ tho institution from Han.
ElbAl.
The death OF his father brought DR..
HtRtue 10 81. Louis. At tho station
he met mia mother, and together they
repaired to the house Of = friend IN the
West End, shutting Themselves In
tom observation. At "a late hour 10.
night DIR. HVaTns had not called ai
Clements undertaking establishment,
1926 Market street, ~ Wow the re.
maius OF his father, which had been
removed from the taniIarlum at $
C'clgck in the afternoon.
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STILL WORSE.
Liberal Dsf,nt In Ih. Country Districts
tu Great BTitain

NEW HoWs, July ia special TO
a local paper from London Jny,:
Tue country districts turn out even
more uuliOtmily wUfae for tho liberals
than the bofoughs wett. There now
have been two liberal rural seats heard
from and actually uiuo ats lJsste.
Al the present moment the tory ma
loTlty hiss mounted ~ So aud there IL
no reason why 1t should not reach $40
or sVou more. When places like
swansea anu Cardiff, whicp have bcon
nnisiIiug liberal since the reform bill
OF 1882 90 tory anything can happen.
JOnu MoTley's defeat at Newcastle
will undoubtedly be followed by
hsqulth's do,eat In Fife. There IL the
belief among Mr. Mvrloy's friends thu
no will retire definitely from public
lie. Certainly Asqulth will bp Ia no
such mood and seat elssw here will
be found for him without delay.
The nows the success VI Campbell
Zimmerman, cx.tecreiaty Of ttAtc lot
war, Ia -. Hing, was loudly chectel
ut the liberal clubB ana spuculnliOus
were rife n no would contest th,
leadership Of tue party IN the next
house with HHrcOuft and Asquithi
though II seems poor enough honoi
| to struggle Tor.
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PORTLAND, Or, July l9.-Tho horse
canning plAut OF the Western Packing
company, located al LinntOn, ten
miles from this city, will commences
operations today. The esiabiithmont
has all tho facilities for slSughterIng,
packing anu preparing horss meat tor
shipment Auu AZ ~ too only one VI Its
kind on the Pacific cUAri. several
carloads Of hoIsus have bsca tnipptd
hero 10 be Slaughtered witaiI tu5 mex
few Laya. IL ~ sxpVc.eI thSt god
marS,s lur g0rsr IIuat VIII " wgGkoI
up la iOIsign GUAR -.
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erty OF Tie lis,riGiody unmittoe unless other
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L.bar.rs n.m.nd ,Ior. pn,.

NEW IoiIS, July IA dispatch
10 tho bOrd iiem Colon ssyg The
cause OF toe strike Of the employees q
the Pacific Mail anu Royal Mail dock
lAboreTB Ia similar b lns. VI ihs PapG-
MA railway hauIs, 4hc men demRnl
rs cents lnors Isy, on tls ground Inas
tue puro4Glipg power Of Columbian
silver lgs recently decreased. Tney
say Ins common necessities VI life have
gone up 81 aud 30 per cent. the Ui! %
ligHt their houses win has gone up 100
per ceat. Public neiug IavOEs the
strikers.
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rommy nJan ana YounE Csrbsn.

SYRACUlE, y. Y, July lg.-rommy
Ryan has uGfn matched by Patalu
Davis to fight twenty-five rounds with
Young CorDct', the n ht 10 he held
within Ella weeks OF the signing Of
articles, tho men to weigh IN On the
afternoon u the fght at li2 pUuntg.
Davies has dep0slttd u iOr!eit ana
Ryan has wiT8i accepting tho term.
Tho stake Will 10 Sl,On1 side, the
Iurso probably - .5OD. Tbs fight viii
DO pulled oil a, bu.,nH, Providence o.
near ore Of these Ctits, II 10 for tie
weller weight championship,
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snlt TO resl nL.lnpinr Inm..

SAN FrAacIsCo, july ia suit
has bee. hsguh iD tue UnNol slatoa
CirouiI c0uIl - trat tho l6usIal snip.
ping laws which make u crime Tor
sailUgs 10 Teiuts % Work when On Inc
high seas. Tue Eult Ia urIa.ht IN be-.
hall OF lUur alleged mutnesgs u tue
bark ATngO, WAC ar5 now In the Al =
media jail. IL Is said ~ DO tAo lT's
time ~ American history that " court
has beeA called uion ~ 0vorsutOw tue
RInirsl.y and su.ppius LAWS, that,
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HARRIsoN SILENT.
He Dsoliuss 90 Discuss roIiicai NAT.
tiers with Newspaper Hru.

Ho Deciiuea 80 discuss fniitlcnt Nat.
tiers with Newspapers Htu.
sYEACCsE, n. Y, jay lS.-h
gn.-l D. lhN Yot t,om o. Forge
n T. tgys; That General H,fElsuu
mas NE statement aI.g!tu,si 10 aim
IN lbt 4is"glches OF ysBieidsy cannot
20 auniui l'I.hully by tins paT.lrs TO
Tue scRAtion. The language no
usb IVA glven verbatim, aUG was
WHO 81 least seven persons, whose
hAlntsAfs known 10 the IOG c1tTes-
pOuurag.
In his denial Major Poole says no
VIA nHt EEL any ons that General Har.
Isop had said that no wpu A not 10 n
vana1ato for tho Presidency. As 4
mailer OF fact, Major P.ulg, after b.
uul H,' rrienus mad boarded The
1siyeEner IN, oH their way To tho Forge
ilVu'e !rOu D0du's camp, called thUm
around him Gud c1ntiuel 10 tnem lhe
Is'lIt OF the interview go aud Joseph
SAyies had with General Harrison.
ie also told them no. Ia
SAFE the conversation TO any
newspaper men. He lii uartlCu'
sllysa upon this. All Efforts 90
uaVo Mr. Ssyle, talk for Tuulicalion
auuu' the interview no gui MaIOr
lgss.
Ihe Tort reporter rode e. D5dl's
camp THIS evening. General Harrison
was reading his mail. lie greeted tho
lot'et cordially and inquired what
'uo hnlule Of tho call was,
,Nhs', II anything, have YOU to say
ului Tue story published this morn
ns?" hs was as,eu.
~ nave no!hiEg 10 say about the
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TmRouem EaIE FLkmEA
Thrilling Experience OF the PAssen-
gers on "A ..,.irogd ITain,


gers on "A ..'.irogd ITain.
UTICA, n. Y, i0.-The passengers
on tho Montreal Express on tue
Adironjack Il 81. Louis railroRi, du o
last evening at Utica, had thrilling
experience. As tho train rounded a
curve on heavy down grade Beyun
miles above the Fulton chain OF lakes
where eN.Prosldent Harrison IN spend
Ing the summer, Engineer VIM. Brat
rel o, Utica saw 900 feet In font OF
him trea,le n quarter Of a milo long
envelOped Ia ilAmes. This flames were
shooting twenty Get above the track.
IL was Impossible to stop the train be.
fOrs the tTeAIlo was reached. with
lightning. decision the engiEepf
threw ths thr tilo wide open. TIE
train rushed sWaying through the
tiames snd stopped sais on the other
ride. Before II came TO q stRnGstlli the
burning trvstle fell ina hssO Of ruius
on tbs rUOhs nifty foet below. There
were twenty-five passengers on the
train.
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Gen. sautoeiIde. Kiiisd.

LOSpOS, July ia dispatch 10
la. Emss from Havana snys u 10
,iiiytl.y announced thai while Cam
a.t..HG marching from ARnzaniliO 10
lrya.ho, accompanied by General
$ AnluUiiics, vt the hvad OF 900 TOops,
tao intur cnts attacked them, hilling
General sau,gcilies aud two other OIL
cers. Tho spanish also suffered Other
CABuAitlgs.
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BRussELs, July ls.-In tbs Chamber
Of Deputies tOday, during the discus
tiOn Of the now educational bill, NJ.
Burlet, the premier, said that he pllied
parents who "allowsd their children 10
wAlOw In tue slOp Of atheism"
This remark brought forth torrent
ofinveOtiyes from the socialists against
the mi nisters, anu insulting expressions
paased between them Ond the bench.
In fact, personal violence was only
averted by the hurried adjournment Of
the lessl1n.
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WOULD hUY tUHA.
a wealthy Syndicate Of NV Yorker
HnrEtd ~ tho HothurhiIds.

a wealthy syndicate Of Nrw YaFhors
hncErd ~ tho noihschiIds.
CHICAGO. July ia Dispatch from
Washington, ID. g., says;
AsyndicAto o'weallhy New Workers,
T. ia learned from state department
sources, has been formed and ia avail.
lug tho proper crisis In Cuban oil lirs
TO advance again tho proposition Tor
tho practical purchase Of Cubs. The
plHn VIII he mndifie however 10 sgrer
with ths scheme ouue considered by
Secretary Of stats Hamilton Flsn dur.
ing President Grants administration.
IL looks TO tho Rmiable settlement OF
the Cuban question by purchasing the
In To- enienoe OF the bland for slOl,.
00O, 600. 1t Ia said tho impros,ion PIC.
walls In the state department that the
Rothscnilds are back Of the scheme.
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Irslv. Y.nr. for PLANNING a robbery.

UKiAH, Cal, July 49, Deacon Old.
ham, tue prominent Baptist church.
man, on trisl for stage robbery, vas
today sentenced 10 twelve years In
Folsom prison. Oldham planned the
robbery In which Hilton, who IVES IN
tho deacoa's employ, was he'pTincipAl.
Hilton held up tbs stage anu secured
81 900. which he divided with his en-
plOysf. Esuh buried his share on the
iauCh. hirun relied upon Oldham 70
prove Oh tIbi, but when the ioriner
was ARE d Ollham iofsnok hie cou'
fsdufalC. Hilton then told the whole
story, revealing tbs place whore the
treasure was buried. The money was
ter vufUd and Oldham was convicted d,
de4ri.p his church connections ana
TrIi4 lou standing. Hilton, the ptlnci'
Iai, received only IA oightyeAr sem
t3ICt.
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story" answered the General, pleas
sntly, hut firmly.
"will you not deny or hnifm the
truth Of tho Poole iutcrview7"
al will not" General Harrison said.
He ssid that all efforts TO have him
tsls through a now,plper ~ anything
oisa polilical. naiute would prove In
ysi1.
81 must DO len alone 90 far M that
subject 10 cor ceru ej, hills am here. "
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WAsHiEGToS, ID. c., July lS.-To-
days aicmrnt OF the condition Of the
lftatuty fur7a: Available cash bal
snge ils),OSs, $50; gold reserve, $780,.