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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-06
RETRIEVED THEIR LUCK.
Minnesota Cric1<eters Outnlay the
Lads From Omaha.


At Kittsondale yesterday the Mime
sofa cricket club obtained a we'll
! earned victory from Omaha, and more
than retrieved their hard luck Of the
DAY before. The game commenced at
! II a. n. ,Messrs. Waters and Saulez
opened the inning fer the home team
and stayed at the wiclletS until thirty
, runs were obtained, when the latter
! was unfortunately run out. The re-
naming men all showed good cricket.
! Especial mention may be made of the
| fine batting that wt4 exhibited by L.
| T. Waters, s. B. Donaldson, H. S. Nc
! Gregor, c. T. Jaffray and c. r. Wilcox.
! The latter played a faultless not-out
! innings of eighteen. The Minnesotas,
with nine wickets down, declared their
; inning closed at $3.50 p. m. with the
! substantial score of 166 to their credit.
I Omaha then sent in Messrs. Ford and
Francis to face the bowling of Saulez
and Donaldson, and by steady play
! they made fifteen before being parted.
| The rest of the visitors all played good
j cricket, especially p. W. Taylor, who
ran up a capital % in very fine style.
! The inning closed for 96, Minnesota &C.
| winning by 20 runs. The following is
the full score:
Minnesota
L. l. NdleIS, CT IdWTle, DOWleu
FofQ .-..--..-..........-. ~
G. C. Saulez, run out. observation-disclosures. Is
: T. r. Sisson, ct Young, bowled
Doyle .:................:..-
3. S. Donaldson, ct Taylor, bowled
G.. H. Vaughan. Observation-Disclosures. %
c. T. Jaffray, run out............. %
N. Dunn, bowled Doyle. ............ 10
H. S. MacGregor bowled w. R.
vaughan ..................... IL
G. w Napier run Observation-Disclosures. 0
G.. A. Miller, ct CookSon, bowled
Doyle ..................... -............
c. r. Wilcox, not out. Is
A. McCulloch, did not bat.
W. Z. Rumble, did not bat.
Extras ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
1OIal ..'................. .'.1oo
Omaha
p. B. Ford, bowled C. c. Saulez. Ill
I. Francis bowled c. T. Jaffray 9
c. H. Cookson, bowled B. S. Donald
I. Cameron bowled T. SiSSOn. .......n
H. H. G.. New, bowled T. SisSon..... 0
1. C. Doyle, bowled c. 7. Jaffray....
r. w. Taylor, ct Macgregor, Sau-
leZ ...........-..... ~
G. H. Vaughan, bowled Donaldson 8
W. r. Vaughan, bowled Donaldson. 0
H. Laurie, ct Jaffray, bowled Sisson. 2
T. A. Kemp, bowled Sisson.
c. H. Young, not out. l
Extras ..........'.........'...
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-06
Scraps of Sport.

Pike MulIaney struck out twenty-one
men in game at Hastings July T.
The value of the diamond stud
awarded S. D. Warren at Faribaul
July 4, was 500 instead of $40. ~
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-06
For the Catholic Summer School

At Madison, Wis, July IA, to August 4.
the c.. NJ. & st. P. Ry. will make a
rate of one fare and third for the
round trip. For detailed information
call on 1.-THE Milwaukee" agents in st.
Paul or Minneapolis.
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ALL ON ACCOUNT OF A FLY.

PITTSBURG, Pa, July 5.-A mis-
Judged fly by Becllley in the first in
ming gave Cleveland four runs and
practically the game. Score:
r. HE.
Pittsburg ........0 OOOO2O1 4E712 i
Cleveland ....5 I l 0 2 0 l 0-10 IS l
Batteries-Jordan and Sugden; Cup
DIV and thinner
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-06
DONE ZIP RY DOwD

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 5.-The
Colcnels knocked Kissinger out of the
box in the first inning and had the
game won up to the last inning, when
Dowd knocked a home run, bringing
in the winning run. Attendance, $50.
Score:
R.H E.
st. Louis .........1 OOOO1022-6 6 0
Louisville ........4 GO 0001 0-5 10 8
batteries : kissinger, Ehret and
PETIT; weighing and Warner.
RAIN AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 5.-The
Philadelphia Washington game was not
played on account of rain.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-06
RAIN AT PHILADELPHIA
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Grand Rapids Pulls the Hoosier
Team Down a Notch.

Al Detroit R.H.E.
Detroit ........., / 0 0 0 0 8 5 2-1O Is 3
Ierre Haute - 0 0010 00-3 /
Batteries-Whitehill and Lohbeck;
Mccarthy and Roach.
AT InclanapollS- R.H. E.
Grand Rapids 30 4O1O4*-ll II .
indianapolis 30 o 2122 0-711 0
Batteries-Jones and Zahner: Damon
and Mcfarland.
GAMES TODAY.
ST. Paul at Terre Haute.
Minneapolis at Grand Rapids.
Milwaukee at Detroit
Kansas City at indianapolis.
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slnrfEern steams.,in Gomnanx.

Sailings from Duluth: North " est"
Mondays; "North-Land," Fridays. at D.
M, in connection with Eastern Minnesota
trains 70 the 500. Mackinac. Detroit
Cleveland, Buffalo and East. Tickets and
reservations, 100 East Third Street
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-06

CHICAGO, July 5.-The Reds made
more runs than they needed 10 win
today's game in the fifth inning. Seven
tallies were piled up en- three errors,
two gifts and five singles. Sharp held
ing by Arson and McPhee was the
one redeeming feature of very
tedious game. Attendance, 1000. Score:
r. H. E.
Chicago .........011O012 1905 0 i
Cincinnati .....2 0 0 7 2 0 8 Oil 10 8
Batteries-Terry, Thornton and
Moran; Dwyer and Murphy. Earned
runs, Chicago . Cincinnati 6.
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ALL DEAD BUT ONE.

POstmaster, His Wife and Child
Killed by Lightning.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 5. - At
Louisville, Ala, lightning killed Post
master Edward Bryan, his wife and
baby. One boy survives.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-06
AMATEUR BASE BALL.

The Silver Stars and the Rosemount
Juniors cross bats at Rosemount Sum-
day, July I, for d purse of SO The bus
will leave Third street and Smith av-
enue at $50 a. m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-06
Grand Forks winners.

The Rockaways would like game
of ball with the Carroll Street Stars.
Carl Stiel, III Martin. street.
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Leaves Union De,,ot

Leaves Union Depot Iur
Chicago, st. Louis end
down-river points 7::30
n. m; Arrives from Chi
eago 2:3o p. M, except
Sunday. Leaves Union
Depot for Chicago and st.
Louis 7:z0 p Ia; Arrives
from same points 7:45 s.n
daily.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-06

Breckenridge, Wahpeton, Casselton. Sioux
Fails, Sioux City, Huron, Watertown,
Aberdeen and Glendale. .... - :D5 am
Willmar ...... IS Is am, $500 pm. 4:5O pm
Excellent local service covering Minnesota
ana the Dakolas. All trains daily except
*daiiy except sunday. Tickets, 1919 East
Third Street and Union Depot.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-06
PIRATES UPSET BY A FLY.
CLEVELAND COUNTS FOUR RUNS
IN THE FIRST AND TAKES
THE GAME.
PULLED THE HOLSTERS DOWN

Grand Rapids Defeats the Leaders
- che EVee;teTn
League.
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EASTERN MINNESOTA RY. TO
DVyE,EIgEs and lSSE SJJPEESgOR

Via Anoka Elk River and Hinckley leave
Union Depot 80 am and l 80 pun
Buffet Pailor Car days, Sleeper nights.
Tickets: 1919 East Third Street and Union
Depot aDaily except Sunday.
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OUTRAu THE COLTS

REDS WIN THE GAME At CHICA-
co IN TEE FIFTH NM
ING.
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Dining Cars on Winnipeg and pa -
cltic Coast TrainG
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-06
NORTHERN PACIFIC

The Dining Car Line 10 Fargo. Winnipeg
Helena. Butte and tie Pacific Norihwext.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-06

Trains leave Union Depot for
,pfN -, Seattle, Portland. Spok ape.
3nro1JERH Butte, Helena, Great Falls,
Gn,.uMEii Winnipeg, Grafton. GrandF orks,
hhii Fargo Crookston and ST..
Cloud ..... 7 :I5 pm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-03-17

to Saturday before the first Monday in July. t2) May pay poll tax without paying other taxes, (S) auditors to charge collectors with blank pol tax receipts and give credit for blanks returned, (4) clerk to assess persons and property that from any cause have not been assessed and deliver to collector charg- ing him with same, (5) penalty for not paying poll tax within the time, limit Sl, one-fourth to clerk and threefourths to the county.
 This is considered an important measure and met with the almost unanimous support of the house. only one vote being cast in the negative
 Senate bill No. 203, to fix the fees of certain officers in Independence county, passed-ayes 67, noes 1.
 Senate bill No. 1s4 to fix the pay of the ser geant- at arms Of the senate at s5 per day. was read the third time and passed.
 Senate bill No. 156 regarding the formation of smaller school districts, was next taken up, discussed at some length and defeated on last call-ayes 2, noes 45.
 Senate amendments to house bill No l88, county boards of medical examiners, were agreed to.
 Senate bill No 120 penitentiary accounts and regulations, defeated-ayes 26 noes 4o.
 Adjourned until Saturday morning.
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ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
Executed.


 Tom Watkins, the young negro who was convicted of the murder of T. ". O'Bannon, the west end groceryman, in Little Rock, was hanged d few days ago. He made the following state ment on the gallows:
 Friends, I am come to my death without fear, for I know my soul is saved and will be carried heavenward from this gallows. am an innocent man, made to suffer the penalty ot death for the real murderer. There is no man who can say that he saw me commit that awful crime"
 At this point Sheriff Booker asked him who committed the murder and he answered.
 Will Gocio. know it, for he told me he was going to. did not believe it, and followed him to watch if he would
 But it is so decreed I die. My friends, hope this will be a warning to you all, that you may never be placed in like position, and that l may meet you all in that bright and happy world where God and angels dwell. Good-by"
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Killed With an Adz.

John Seaye. an old fisherman, who lived 3 miles from Nashville, Tenn, was killed by Allen Allsbrook, a l9- year-old boy, who made his escape from the Tennessee industrial school the day previous Allsbrook surrendered 10 She police at Nashville. He says that while under the influence of liquor he ap- piled for anight's lodging, which 6eaye refused. He claims that Seaye at- tempted to strike him, wheroupon he struck Seaye on the head with an adz. The sheriff visited Seayes house and found the body, with the adz lying near
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Oldest Church in the South

The Old Midway church in Liberty county, Ga, the most ancient house of worship in the south, having been built in 1752, was the scene the other day of the one hundred and third an, nual reunion of the Midway society, an organization whose mission Is to perpetuate the historical association of the old structure. Negroes now own the building.
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Again Deserts Ills Wife.

Newspaper readers will remember the disappearance of Elder Charles Ba- ker an eloquent young preacher, from Denton, Tex, last summer, and his re- turn after two months absence, and his declaration to his young wife, whom he had married only short time bs- fore, that he had wandered away in a fit of mental alteration. Some be. lieved his queer story, but the church refused to re-employ him. and he and his wife went to Sacramento, Cal. where he went to preaching again. A telegram was received the other day stating that Baker had again deserted his wife, this time leaving her sick and destitute,
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 YapIsIatIYe Notea.

Senator A. B. Williams has introduced bill in the senate to punish wife beaters by whip ping them at the post, and Senator Sloan has proposed an amendment that the same punish ment shall be visited upon the wife who whips her husband
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SECRETARY LAMONT, on the 18th, ap- pointed Cornelius Cadle, Don Carlos Buell and Robert T. Looney commis- sioners to establish a national mili- tary park on the battlefield of Shiloh, Tenn.
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Stole Wife, Baby and Money.

Says a Pine Bluff item; Sheriff c. H. Triplett has received a very pathetic letter from G. R. Ford, of Yorktown, Ark, asking for the arrest of A. J. Van Shair, who had run away with Ford's wife, 9 months old baby and $45O in money. Ford is supposed to be living near this city, and reward of s25 for his capture is offered as an induce ment.
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Courthouse Burned.

The Pike county courthouse was de- stroyed by fire the other night, and is believed to have been the work of an incendiary Everything in the struc- ture was destroyed, with no insurance.
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semllpox at Hot Springs.

HoT SPRINGS, March 12.-The follow. ing bulletin was issued by the Hot Springs board of health on the small pox situation in this city yesterday:
 @The total numb Der of persons af- ficted with smallpox and varioloid from its inception to the present time, 92; total number of deaths, 21. Of the deaths, 15 were in the hospital, in the city and in the country Twenty six residences have been placarded and Jagged. Two patients were ad- mitted to the hospital to=day-William Williams and John Hudgins Volt, eo1- cred. There was one death in the city this morning-Miss Georgia Bain. One ease of smallpox and one of varioloid were discovered in the city to-day and sent to the hospital
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Swallowed mornl,lne.

Postmaster Rockmore, of Lawrence vile, Ga., was found dead the othe morning from the effects of morphine He probably committed suicide.
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Death of a Veteran.

D. B. Emerson died the other night in Little Rock, and was buried in the Confederate cemetery. He served through the war in the Mississippi cavalry, and for ten years was deputy warden of the Mississippi penitentiary. He had occupied the same position in Arkansas, and at the time of his death was in the employ of the state He leaves a family.
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Found Murdered ln Bed.

Bland Watson, colored, was found murdered in bed at Aiken, S. c. A bloody apron in the possession of Jane Prince and her husband, Tom Prince, led to their arrest.
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WILLIAM BARRY, President Health Department. ,
Set Aside the Verdict.

In the circuit court at Pine Bluff Judge John NJ. Elliott presiding, the verdict of $500 rendered in the Lincoln county court several weeks ago against |. E. Goldsmith, a prominent grocer of Pine Bluff, and in favor of W. F. Will shire, was set aside on the ground that it was not in accordance with the law or evidence. Wiltshire had been com missioned by a Missouri company to deliver to Goldsmith check for an amount due him. He showed the pa- per to him, but refused to turn it over unless Goldsmith would sign certain receipts. Goldsmith sued out a re- plevin, and by a mistake Wiltshire vas arrested and in consequence sued Gold smith for Sl0 900 damages
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Hetty Green Mnr Bid for It.

It is reported on good authority that Hetty Green will be bidder for the Little Rock & Memphis railroad when it is sold at receivers sale on April r. It is stated that if Mrs. Green is successful in her bidding she will ex- tend the road from Little Rock to Greenville, Tex, where it will connect with the Houston < Texas Central, opening up new trunk line from Memphis and Dallas
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win Increase Its Plant.

The St. Louis Slave and Lumber Co. one of the largest enterprises in the state, is making preparations to con- siderably increase it's plant at Pine Bluff.
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Father Garaghty's successor.

Bishop Fitzgerald has appointed Rev. NJ. NJ. McGill, for several years pastor of the Catholic church at Brinkley, to succeed the late Father Garaghty as pastor of the Hot Springs church.
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Every saloon In the mn c1osoa

The war on saloons in Grenada, Miss has ended in victory for the prohibi- tionists. Every saloon is closed by e.z- piration of license, and no renewals have been granted by the board.
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Hiss Mary Dancy.

Miss Mary Dancy, of Holly Springs, Miss, died in New Orleans, after a short illness. She was one of the most noted belles of Mississippi, famed for her beauty all over the south.
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A DISPATCH from Lima, on the 11th, said that the insurgents had defeated the Peruvian troops in battle near Cabanis, killing 300 government sol diers
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A CREDIT of s1, ,ooo, ,oo0, to be used in suppressing the insurrection in Cuba, was cabled from Madrid to Capt. -Gen. Calleja, in Havana, on the 11th.
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Acquitted on His Second TrIal.

Paris Clapp, 20 years old was aequit- ted at Tazewell, Tenn, of the charge of murdering and robbing James Gun ningham, which occurred eighteen months ago. This was Clapp's second trial. At the first trial he was sen fenced to hang, but appealed to Che supreme court, and his case was re- versed, and he now goes free.
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ON the 10th the Japanese legation at Washington received the following dis patch confirming the capture of New Chwang: Japanese army captured open port of New Chwang March 6. All foreigners are safe"
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THE will of the late Prof. John Stuart Blaclxie leaves 94, for a modern Greek library in Edinburgh university.
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Jones to Hang.

At Ozark the trial of Jesse Jones for the murder of the Hibdens resulted in his conviction, and he has been sen fenced to hang May 31. Jones protests his innocence
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Drowned in Florida.

Rev. J. E. Cottrell, of Russellville, Ky, was seized with vertigo while standing on half sunken barge in Lake Dora, Fla. fell in and drowned.
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Kansas to Grow Cotton

Experiments show that cotton can be successfully grown in southern Kan sas. This year considerable area will be planted to the fsecy staple.
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Killed by a Falling Tree

The 6-year-old son of Fay J. Smith, of Celina, Tenn, was killed by fall ing tree, which his father was felling. The boys body was badly mangled.
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OWING to the refusal of the owners of the great manufactories at Pantin and Aubervilliers to aceede to the de- mands of their employees for increased wages, etc, the labor union to which the men belong, on the 18th, ordered the employees of all the match facto- ries in France to cease work.
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Wanted to Sleep by rather and Mo.h,

The last request of John Horan, stonecutter from St. Louis, who died at Atlanta, Ga, was that his body be sent to his old home for interment 6y the side of his mother and father. The request was complied with.
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TIE body of Victor Hugo was, on the 18th, deposited in sareophagus especially constructed for it in the pantheon at Paris. The only members of the family present were two of Hugo's grandchildren, Leopold Hugo and Paul Merice.
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Two RIOTS. in which white men were the aggressors, and negroes, as rule, the victims, occurred in New Orleans on the 18th. Six men were killed and eight seriously and many slightly in jured Among the dangerously wounded was Purser James A. Bain, of the English steamship Engineer.
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BECAUSE the operatives had ignored previous decisions of arbitrators, the boot-manufacturing employers of En- gland have refused to consider new overtures for arbitration, and the na- tional federation has notified the op- eratives to stop work on the 18th. The order affects 200. GOO employees.
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THE statement of the associated banks of New York city for the week ended on the 9th, showed the following changes: Reserve, decrease, $5, ,265, 875; loans, increase. S5, ,125. .0oo; specie, de- crease, S2,36s, 500; legal tenders, de- crease, s3,ol5, 100; deposits, decrease, $47o,soo; circulation, increase, s3o, ,OOo
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PROF. E. STONE WIGGINs, of Ottawa, Ont, speaking of the late lunar eclipse, said: 'The moon passed squarely over the earth's shadow, and it was of a dark brown color and distinctly visi- ble during the eclipse. If it had no atmosphere to distribute the solar rays, and as there is no light in space, it would have been as black as ink
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ONE HUNDRED employees of the Cleve- land (o) Ship Building Go. went out on strike on the 5th. The company proposed to pay the old hands $2.37 and new men 8. a5 per day. The strike was for So 50 per day rate. The strikers were employed in the boiler making department.
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HARRY T. HAYWARD, convicted at Minneapolis, Minn., of complicity in the murder of Miss Catharine Cling, was, on the 11th, sentenced by Judge Smith to be hanged, after the expira- tion of three months, on date to be set by the governor.
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TIE will of Mir. S. M. Burroughs, who died at Monte Carlo on February 6. bequeaths a4, ,ooo to Henry George, the tax reformer Mir. Burroughs was born in Medina, N. Y, and was senior partner in the firm of Burroughs x Welcome, wholesale pharmaceutists, in London.
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THE national convention of the American Protective association opened in Saginaw, Mich, on the 19th, for three days session. The prime object is the consideration of the prop osition for the formation of the inde- pendent American party, which, it is said, will put presidential ticket in the field next year.
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THE women of Alliance, O., held largely-attended meeting, on the 9th, and nominated an independent ticket for public school board. There was great enthusiasm. At a caucus of the populist party. the same evening, the women's ticket was indorsed unan- imously.
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CAPT. CRossMAN of the American mail steamer Allianca, which arrived at Quarantine, N. Y, on the 18th, from Colon, reported that, on the sth. when his vessel was off the east coast of the island of Cuba, she was fired upon by a brigantine-rigged man-of-war flying the Spanish flag, and chased for 25 miles. when she distanced her pur- suer