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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-25

"A queer present has just been made to
the President Of the French republic by
NJ. Paul Robiquet It is a miniature Of
fifth Of the size of the real one and made
of the same wood. NJ. Robiquet Is the
graPdson of Eduard lie Marchand. an
old Waterloo officer who was charged by
Louis Philippe to construct this coffin
for the prisoner of St. Helena. !,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-25

New York. June 2f.-The dry goods mar
81 today has been quiet throughout.
eatner influences have had something
20 90 with this a IS with constant rain an
Jay SPOT business and shipping opera
lonS nave been -nterfered with 10 some
extent The orders comins 10 hand
through the mails for fall specialties
show little Improvement.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-25
RICE.

Market quiet; common, &c; fair, 21k0
2%c; good, ShQ324c; prime, 4q4llc; fancy,
head, 4i4d415c.
Rough-Upland. per bushel, 4OQ6Oc; tide
water, 50dS0c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-25
NAVAL STORES.

spirits Turpentine-The demand con-
Lhued strong at the current price. and
tne offerings were freely taken al the
board Of Trade, at the first call. at II
. CLOCK, a. m, the market was bulletined
nrm al zssc. with sales of ]. SO casks
Al the last call, at 4 o'clock, p. m. il was
ported.
hosin-The position Of the market was
sUong, and all along the line there We're
some sales reported at SC above the ON
Slal quotations. They We're too small
however 70 make a quotGble change. ex-
Sept IN r grade, which advanced, partly.
z7zc from yesterdays closing quotations.
All others remained unchanged, officially.
Al the trst call, at the Board Of Trade,
ne market was bulletined firm with the
change above noted. The sales reporfa,
We're Z,S62 barrels. The market closed
nrm and unchanged. The following were
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-25
FRuITs avn VEGETAnLrs.

New York, June 24.-Apples, Maryland,
crate, 75cQ$l.25; apples, Virginia, basket,
Mz01l.50 Plums, carrier, 75cMS2 80; |plums,
quart &c. Huckleberries North Carolina,
quart sale; huckleberries, Maryland and
Delaware, S0l2c. Pears, Florida, barrel,
&OOq5O0; pears, Florida. case, 75caS1 25.
Watermelons, car lots, $4,000 25 90;
watermelens, 100, $14.O0Q23.0O. Muskmei-
ons, Charleston, basket, 50caS1.25. Grapes,
FLORIDA, 15c0$l.25; grapes, case, 75cdS1. 25.
Raspberries, Maryland and Delaware,
pint, Sg7c. Peaches, Georgia, carrier. 81 so
W2.0; peaches, South Carolina, carrier.
$1.5Od225; peaches, Maryland ana Della
ware, crate, 50c6S1.0o: peaches, Maryland
and Delaware, basket, 3SGl75c. Cucumbers,
Charleston. basket, 40d50c: cucumbers.
Norfolk, 25075c. Egg plant, barrel 81 509
$50; eggplant, basket, $1.250Dt.50; eggplant,
box, %.50G2o0. Corn, North Carolina, 100,
75cWSlO0. String BEANS Norfolk, half
barrel. 40a75c; string beans, Norfolk, bar
rel, 75c1Sl.25; string beans, Maryland, bas-
ket, 75c0$lO0 SQUASH. crate. 75eG$1.00,
squash, barrel, 75cQs1O0 Tomatoes, car
rlers, 40c6$l.00.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-25

ttN NtAaAA RaNldilbNS were as follow
tlour was duh; prices unchanged; No. 2
spring wheat. 56056iec; No. red. 5SIkD
v5icci NO. = corn, 21ieGf21Nc: No ga ~
lbi4Rl6Ac. Ness pork. T10a715 Lard.
si.V-728loo; short rib sides. $3.706l3 20; dry
salted shoulders. @S7ih614 12ta: short clear
sides. 3S3isQ4.00. Whisky. I.22
cincinnati June A-F'lour. steady; win
yer patents, S.SO; spring patents. S360lc
so. wheat, quiet and unchanged. Corn.
qliet and steady; No. . yellow track
84e oats. quiet and firm: No. 2 mixed.
Ig0l9lsc. Pork easy and firm; mess. s.. 5O'
Lard steady and In fair demand: steam
lear, 47sc; kettle lard, fac Bacon quiet.
moderate demand; loose shoulders. Hkc;
snort rlbs, 4he; short clear. 4Iac. Bellies
Sc. bIE salted meats, firm and quiet:
loose shoulders, SIC; short ribs &c; short
at $1.22
st. Louis, June 2l.-Flour unchanged
wheat lower; July. 54lAc; August. 5i7sc
z2lae; July, 255sc asked Sep
TENDER, 262c. oats. lower: June
ibS e1 ,sa. July Bo-,, lsc asked; septem-
$3.50; choice, 1914. Bacon shoulders.
SIC; longs, 44c; clear ribs, 4lkc: clear
sides, 4l2c. Dry salt meats, shoulders, gaze:
longs, 35sc; clear sides. &c; clear rib sides
sec. High wines steady at $122.
Baltimore, Md. June 24-Flour dui1 and
unchanged. Wheat steady; No. 2 red SPOT
and June, 62h@62ikc; July 61lkGT615sc; Aug
ust, ol9s@6lAc; September. 621sc; southern,
Dy sample, 60U63c; do on grade, 60d63c
Corn easy; mixed spot and June S3H0
S57sc; July, 32hd325sc; August. 33M6332sc;
september. 3Sl5c; steam mixed 3iib63i&c:
southern white corn, 35hc; do yellow, 86c
oats quiet; No white western, 2ic No.
mixed western, PC. Rye dull: No. 2
nee. S54S!e. Hay steady; choice limo
thy' $lIOO bid. Butter quiet; fancy cream
cry, Ice; ladle. 11M12c: store hacked 95I12c
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stock on hand this day.. q 164 III 176
Stock same day last year.. 1856 95 4ll
Receipts same day last year. 1859 3l2l
Charleston, S. c., June A.-Turpentine
market, firm at 23c; sales, none. Rosin.
firm; sales, none; A, B, c, D, z, SlS5; +.
I.70; n, S1.S0; w G., S1.90; W w, SEQ.
Wilmington, n. c., June 24.-Rosin firm;
strained, Sl.S21a: good strained, 81 .37i5.
Spirits turpentine firm; machine 23Lc;
irregular, 222ic. Tar firm at S115. Crude
turpentine quiet; hard, $780, soft, 81 20;
virgin. $3.50.
Receipts turpentine, 146 casks.
New York, June 24.-Rosin dull: strain
ed, common to good, $40. Turpentine,
251kQ26kc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-25
COTTON.

The local market was dull and fiat.
The quotations at the Cotton Exchange
were unchanged. The tone was dull with
no transactions reported.
The following were the official spot quo
tations, at the regular call of the market.
-. The CnLtnn E-xahan.a tn-aa--.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-17
POINTS Nnror rEorlr-

Auut.. Eu..u a..
rnn not & wv Iu'hofrsS. says she
should moi marry "s0h why a widow
1,s ", 80.
,Mis' WATSON. mother Of Tho moot Mr.
lnnI in M ~, 80 rl't f"tntly in Eng
H.. ''' go VI "' h'f ago.
tN-','Frlnor osborne. NJ Wyoming 10
th"r nrh aihlrlo llo rtlcs hnrsehlrL
ana 'h"niErS In all outdoor sports
EN Secretary af Tho N.,,, u-si,.,,, :,
whitney rifles tho bicycle in rodorn, on
~" ~ enthusiastic over the exercise n
"H"Ni"
Johu Abraham. said IN hc IN, ot.t,,,
wortNnr nrlt,frr "a I"ni,np "r we o,l'Nl
9N"r ~"I'nif years az the trado. died sun.
"'"'F hl ii".l"n recently.
SDnntor Harris ur r.rr..,.,,, .,.....
rii., ih, bike. H., is nnf ,1.mn. - nN'
quito tho contrary u., nr.fo,, 10 ~
r,lur tu ali ,tG.s 49,. l'N.t'N ~ -r"h'k
lr Mlti,f.ln v,.I t,.,,
Of lip4r G,rmauv' las ' ms , uI,''1
b ..uk ON pionfs lr ,,h Ia 10
Whito Mougt.int ,rc T., ~ .HNs VA, We
fasnor I,.nn WIN. '''.
."Nii''iNHt' ~ cont - "a lo MS HON. ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-17
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE.
Weyler Forced Spanish Lieutenant to
Take His own Life.

Weyler Forced Spanish Lieutenant to
Take His own Life.
Key West, Fla. August 16.-Captain
Coacrul Weyler and General Ochando
were the principals in a sensational af-
far which occurred shortly before the lat
ter sailed for SPAN. rhe death of General
Ochando's nephew who was lieutenant
M The Spanish army. was the cause of the
trouble. There were ugly rumors in cir
culatlcn rejecting on the lieutenant, who
was accused of conducting a reasonable
spondence with Maxine Gomez, the
insurgent ch!ef. when Weyler heard of
the rumors hes summoned the young man
to the palace and questioned him. Weyler
was apparently satisfied of the young
mans quit and told Inn that if he did
not commit suicide In twenty-four hours
he would be courtmartiald and shot
The lieutenant left the palace went to
lbs room and in six hours was a corpse,
having SHOT himself through the heart The
affair was hushed up and the spanish Off
c.al report said the young man died of
yellow fever
shortly afterwards Ge9eral Ochando ar
rived n Havana and learned the story
OF his nephew's death. IA, was greatly
enragcd. lie Immediately went TO the pal
ace 10 call Weylor to account. The m ct
ing oil tho generals was most eensa ional
Ochando denounced Wcyler in the bitter
est terms, alleging that the lieutenant was
gu.ltless and had been Dir ven to his death
ochando termed Weyler a murderer and
butcher and challenged him % a duel The
men drew swords and would have fought
IA iht palace but Tor the Interference Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-17
IT AUGURS III.

Crisis in Germauys International Poi. l.
Has Ben Reached
London, \HgIst Il \ disratch to the
'm's from b elm 'hutes ths, DISMISSAL
saturday General Bronsart Won $ hole
u'IlI' minister of war, largely to The IN
h'cuce over Emperor VIII am Of Ge4,ral
Son lIankhe.
hc - Rim correspondent Of tho Time
"''ds mat II is believed that a crisis m
zee iutrn1t ,uu policy Of th, cmrtrn has
49, n l'1.nei and that The gradual le-
.I'N"I ~ tine m r" iuiopFn' cut adv.> ~ Of
lnr 'ieWln ls tho D ~ naiHg r tho i,a,i.i,
in!l"" o. "a policy " reactcu which a.
S"rs III Tor ihr peaceful developlncnt Of
German political life.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-17
FORT WORTH l1IilII
second Judicial Dls,,,,, :. 1
Attracting l,erss,' ~
fA'LtY ARRIVES N Inv, \
executive commlt,.. c,.,.
Considered :. s,i n,'' s.,s)
Hoohou, and BIZ, s'"s

Fort Worth, Te,s, A..
tut the advance r,,,a aa.& I'd
v w'aa win attend the s !. u
Convention here on Tu.ss a,asa
T pan,. OF Them being from n. Az Y.
The Second judic,ay A..
TO nominate a Justice =, 80, y sa
ahneals VIII be held ,emo, M VA
s s,s,a attracting tracing more in,srs. y, !,
S'a'e convention. Judge Hp,'. -
P ZION 'a ons p is a CANDIDATE ~
, LION ana Is beng Opposed i, ~, y
lace OF Amarillo. prowr,s ~
I an" , oiefs are here wcrslsr 4, = !!
Joe Bailey gvt in today and y
'or W allace' Just to spfs 4.
county crowd, 1t is said. n. =
.na' inc Fort Worth con,ls,'s'
intention OF sighting him \ !.
, n lii' lance inviting bin /, y
we bryan ratiiicat. ION ,om0,,, Y
.i'ht was All explained AVA -
' .i'e gentleman iIom Cooke /, y
n'-oI ana VIII go 10 Ban
nuke u speech. There i am, ~. n
~ tempt be ng msus Ia ebss At
~ Representation In thi, ias'NA
non anu of making Il ne 81.
nuop'ed at the late fhirteeLtt ~
sVtsslGni q convenllq, Lut !, i
mat Judge Hunter di,eo,sa,'.
p'op; s.tlon. In any event X. n
be close, the probability X,
,'',d,Ju'l'S elmer way viii moi ~
votes. Tic Hunter men ~.
ieAa3 aui Pacific country va :
tiiCrd, but there are indsa,sT,a
may sip up OF 1t.
Soms interest is being m,,,,.,
race for the chaifmanship A \,
eAetnliNc committee. Ex.s,s,,s
t'h'"S mat he Is not 4 canaiS.
IS Sai, 4 that Monta Moores M.
Withdrawn tomorrow. This sr..
contest down and leaves 4 NV,
lookout and J. ", RAJ, ~
iiahcos In favor Of B9okoul ~
mere are not enough pseph h,
~ now 1t Is going 10 CON- Y
ihlng certain though. .har. ! -
be no row over 1t. Either man M
eNorybody and the prohbIliIs y
'he contest will be settled kics \
icntion meets. anyway,
Incre are four or 1--we csraar y
road commissioner on tha r,,I
railing their followers, but IN
I ~, who has the bulge, Jus,, 4
NilI tc dominated on the first 81
Mayiield is almost sure Of a nj,
l he thirl place Is In dJunl ~ +
storey IN the lead, although snss1
! boom IS on for John B. pylg,
.Anent the and commissioner
viii b. no contest Raksr VIII u.
opposition, unless II be from H.
aud 1t Is understood tia, d. Il
not in it now. II
Hon. George Penile,on Il spif. !:
temporary chairman Of N. I'D
ana g. l., Potter for psrmaneti I'd,
II Is probable. however. thal sihsl
out or Blake will BE- male IN
chairman II the State executive I
zee Craftsmanship Is settled islh
convention meets.
For secretary Of the converts
Is tnneiy of Mexia and Jchu Bid
tin are men. ored.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-17
CHANDLER ON THE lwrl

Cleveland Pla.ndealer.
Senator William Il, Chands- 3 4
for tnn North American Reyss, 4
the election of Mckinley and lx
The Conilusnt tone OF the losSs|
uict.cn is not based solely uoa y 4
as 10 tho result Of a s.npls -
contest betw cen the partissn' y u
coinage OF silver On Inc one VIZ y
aGVocates OF what VIII w GU.
money on the otner. Inc slA.-
iiryan wOlild clam mat u Nss n
wecn silver mon on Inc ~ -.
god men on the other. ua w t-|
sharply drawn, there woai1 y :
Ccpunllcan unieat IN every s's1--
III all the states ives, Of w
liNcr and IN some oil inc sA,a
the NJ ssissippi. particularly y vi
Indiana. rne evils OF goil MA
would be pointed out IN sliVTs !.
main, Just.iiabte Language, ~
Is tetWcen the single goii -. -.
tne sing,e silver STANDARD, Ct slY1
latter would be brought nons ~
effectively to all persons 49, -,
cents. also to the agricuHu
aad 10 Il very large propotlS, :.
other producers and Oh l@
the country .4a.,t, n
senator Chandler IS enlehl I
opinion that silver monorie.1Ilip'., n
be stronger before the pp!s, IN
mrtall sm as today advocatec " -
ocratic party. but he gives IN, ~ y Z
so believing. and II is diiiells., n
what they are. The daiisM 20. 80
he would fear from sINei ri 4
surely exists today. ana .T VI 4
mon6n,thllism are CERTAIN! XII
out i'm strong and In en!iss ~
language. The position 4 u IA
Marty is much stronger than w
Win a : lver monomeialhe ps U. II
III will he difficult CON- sa s,,.sll
ator, in such a hea'eu ~ d, q.
test rs is evidently i ,o,s All Il
American voters for editor, hSps1
to af,ont any middle groaaraI ,r b
eXtr- mes # gold monomela..I,,', i
,nonnn,ntaIlism" II certa'hn
H. al, rrr r'nnhlicans TO adsooaa',
IN, coI5 on The ST. LOUIS pa Pa
there il no danger oil o .say an ~
the other extreme. ioI ,anse6,ared q
turning to the n0iicy a rss ios,s
party from the time y vote NJ
president cleveland aue'F
nStray. M. myself "
.Iis -, - are blrs,allisn -,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-17
AN INVITATION TO RHOD S.
Cecil Has Been Asked to Visit the
British Isle.
KRUGER ASKED TO SUBMIT EVIDENCE
Tho Transvaai's Treaty Which Has An
noyed England Was With Holland
Regarding Extradi.ion.

LONDON, August l7.-The Daily News this
morning asserts that Hon, Joseph Cham-
bcrlain, secretary OF sidte for the colonies,
has mailed an invitagon to Cecil Rhodee
asking him TO come to England next Jam
uary for the purpose Of tcstifying before
the committee Of inquiry INTO the British
South Africa company. Mr.. Chamberlain
has also invited President Kruger of the
Transvaal Republic to submit to the com
mlttec any evidence which he may possess
relative TO the origin and execution Of tho
raids conducted by Or. Jam.son aud his
assoo.Atls
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-17
fLYlNG BULLETS IN THE NATION

w 'goncr. I T.. August 1.-Two II en-
W,re shot and dlled nd another or
tally wounded ut tho annual convention
of tn national I-irty in The , h.lukoe NJ
ION, ton m'les Forth Of Tairc0ulh. yr.-
tdaN The Killed a"e TIh VOL ri, ~ :
ct 9llce Tahlcquah. and Ch1rlc; Proc
'''' uep'iy sheriff Leonard William $.
sist.d TINT Fan Wofnord was fatally
,Mo"r rd The row riginated over whis
~ The r,roft rs II THAT Ell w ford
net Williams. who returned tho r.
~ !, Np' ard Immediately, and lh,,
IN : Noiford then Killed Proctor. The al
mat ctlon II The Nat on.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-17
SUIT FOR FOREcLOsrrnp

OF" FRANCISCO. cal August 10 - The
r"rherS Loan and Trus- company OF New
'orN mas lied suit In the United States
~ 10 ioreclose a mortgage executed in
thtlr favor I'm lsSi by the Oregon Imnrnv -
mcnt company. The litigation ar'ses over
mortgage for Sl5Wn,or0 issued m l>Sn ana
1911 - the Farmers Loan and 'rrus-
t hoi, 90, OF ~ Is for like amount indorsed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-17
soMG RECENT INVENTIONS.

An oven door with wire ghss panels
revolving stand for holding dt.hc4 or
food to bring tile dinorml dishes within
roach
\ ny trap, consisting OF 4 string covered
with a StirhN preparation Mound tnnu a.
r''A tlutn which tho ptrng is taken az,
Required
y stopper for botti,s recessed c>tsrral-
~ ui Internally. To q. we As measure, Tor
inc contents NJ a vessel
y mrthod Of Sc urlne stones in ipWelrr
ny employing small rings ON the lac. Of
claws.
An az h'ank, IN which the eye Is form. d
ny turning over an cNteudeI portion and
i'feuug 10 the blade part.
coupling Tor uniting bicycle spokn. at
Tue CROSSING PARTS made hN heut NIX sheet
IN W. TO form two chauncls aud aiterwarl
closing.
a movable inner cover for casks To keen
lhN m"dt under the brine. the cover hay
u's an allnsiahsc claw a, one sldc and A
POINTED lever al tho other.
\ bunia ball formed Of number Of
hollow lniM r!bls'r cumpartmeut. rn-h
section ioinri 10y webs uf ION AMI ann
Wurd covered With VulcanizrI rubber.
\ stlrrup which is hald IN "A nosltlor
ready for the rii"r's foot thar il. "a rivhf
angles To tho horses side--bV "a sni ~
spuug metal attached to ono OF The l.aiH
Crs.
4 horseshoe composed OF three ollps with
groove to ~ tho inner Clge of thg shoe
each clip h"iuy attached to a r-si,s,nnd
bolt, hy means Of which 1t Is clamppi l.,
the foot with NUS,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-17
FATAI. CnLI.lSlnN.
Meeting Of Trolley Car and a Firo
Truck al "a Corner.

Meeting Of Troilcy Car and Fire
Truck Al "a Corner.
Buffalo n. y, August lG.-I'arly IN S
NOR Ing fire truck No. e. with crew con
SisiF0g Of Lieutenant lieddru and scv,n
bremen, while responding to an alarm.
con dcd with "A trolley car Al the corner
.oi WoitS avenue ana sycamore street mo
truck Msis stretched across the street ear
Mnen ihe uo'leY. which was rum ng at
lui spr'rd, struck 10. Every fireman on
me truck was injured
I"hH ". Clarke MAS pinned under The
wreck mi crushed To death. his lungs be-
ING rrnctiNtod 10y tho rung of a adder.
tt,d Ja'k"'r went under the truck ana
received cpucuss ON ut The spine ie
can not r,s'rvrr.
lhr other injured are;
IT, ileudut ll.dicn. hin bruised.
VI 'N'I Roseuherser. left leg sfra.nei
and Commissions.
'n w R'cchicl. knrN epraincd
Nicholas Nyrllcr hip bruised.
ANTHONY Magard. bruised
iNn motor tur Wds mashed 20 pieces
itl ih" moi oman escaped with I'm; SLIGHT
lluv,~ T. IL the mutormdn aNr cru-
dn""r OF N" car have bNcn arrested
James tnwan, the mn}orman. soii no
h'"ld ih'' tire gong, hut Oh not slow nm
as Do" Thought h' could cross tho street
ahead of the truck
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-17
on COMHlNn IN GERMANy

hellin, August lG.-As result of the
az fa'on in newspaper circles and among
""' ness men, growing ont oI the alleged
"nna l-amaton of the HAST three Of TIM. IN
~ .l'.t u forms with the Staudlrd on
o"uilauN and the report iha, Tho Nmori.
Nn .NihF'nf now controls The nctrOloum
,,HH- Is, T. W rs announced that II IS possible
Iac iiihtc the Importation of t;,li,H,p ~,
Il y also ruin"rel that an attempt viii
hAhr 20 impose an almost urohlhitive
duiy Oh Amn rl,au oil
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-17
GREATEST or ALL.
Tho Bryan Reccption Breaks All Record
of New York city's Gatherings.
New York journal.

of New YORK ('ity's Ga.nerlnes,
New York .Jo,,rnal
| Nevcr sirc. tho memorable p,ebt IN tn,
fan Of lSeo ub,., Abraham I.ipcol, nd
dressed 4, soio,, and datormi,ed audionc,
In roonor rpior has tb.re been s,,ch ar
earnest and enthusiastic CONGREGATION nj
any poIltjcoi pn,hcrine In New York On,
ar TINT IN MADISON saunre Garden last
night.
Probably a5oo peon,e lls,ened to Lincoln
and In those dnvs tina, was considered a
tremendous audience Iiut I'm the tnlrtv-
six years that nav. ,ntorvcued rettber IN
this CITY nor In nm. o,hcr ritv ar tb.
United states nae. such II crowd faced a
candidate for tho ,,r,sii,~cy 49, h,,r,, an
ovcry u.nra ,,,,...', -. ,,.,t,., -.
| BRYAN.
The ola md s,a,,b ,,,o,,,,,.rs n, tho rc.
publican pnrtv bav. from lime IN time
no'ntcd Win ,,,l,, -, ,h, ,.ra,.,,,,,, ,,,,,nr
the late nnscoo cout.la,,, q, .,.. A,,de,r,,
of Music Il, ,s7o ,,.h..,, t, ,,,,,,,, a., ,o,,,
pnjl,n In mis- c,ata g.. (,,.,,.-,i ,,,,,.s,o 9
Grant. over 5000 p,.on,e listened to tho
mage of copkli,,,,s ,.,.,or,o ,h,,, ,,,uo
as many more crowded the .,r.ot, in ,,uI
about th,. I,,iid,,,, 10 ,,,,nh a., ,,t,,,,,sa Al,
the statesman as he ior, Again thov re.
f,rrrl 10 IN. rnoen,ton. ,,i,on tiar,.son
Blanc. HAYES. ana c,.rp.i, .r,..,, LII,
how Genera, C9rno,d t.a,, a., ,,ct ,,.o
nue balconv talked IN a hoc,lirg ,roh ,,,,
complotcIv nilod nrn,.,I,,.,,. r''.,, ,,,,,.o',,,
,,,,,' .,,..1. ''",, ''''.N'"" s from "'"''
through rtf,h nven,e " .r',enat ,,' 1'' , s
the park. and "a far dor, r,cnty.,tir.,
street rs the Speakers voice eonld he
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LIS nA1.IOoN HURST.

Quincy III, August l6-B. Frank JAG
obs, an aoropaut, travelling with a cir.
inS, mot with horrible death here IT,
day m IN presence of his wife and young
child ani an assembled throng. lie was
having "A balloon race at baldwin p,rk
Nllh Professor Dudley. when his balloon
tursi an lret from the Nlnuud. fis BAR
d'hNi" Tailed TO open AMI he was d9.t.l
10 Ih, ground. breaking every lore u his
nodA. tn sauo balloon burst Friday
lsht ana lie Then had a narrow escape
from death
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WILL RE NO COMPROMISE

Wilmington. Dnl., August l6.--In royard
to the report that the Delaware ronnhi,.
N'1 womb unite IN the coming campaign
Wash uGton Iiastlags. one az ,bo ,.i =,
81 IN" regular repuhHcans her" - !
'""isht mt 50 FAR as tho National tir,tnt
.'"cclncd MS party viii fo.loN tb" ~
n lf' n,, oi me etmona' committee, whatever
would be 10 compromise OF any sor, III WIN
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TUFOsOPHIsTs IN rpNNCr

far". August l6-Tne American ,r,.
s"4''S who are here in the Interest or
,'1'S'thy opened & thecsophical mission
''' ' 'ne n.reht Of the Ensusa-.,. .an,ns
lie, 'SushI Mrs. Katherine 4. 'f.i-.,
'N,uI of The theosoi lists of :uron, ,,'lt
Hh''lti ds The succ. s.or # III. i,te Mn IN
90 ttIEht'skl, d'tNer tho principal lestt-.
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l'"lFn, Augus, 10. The Ztltur,r record.
Emperor WNlam's pleasure of the r,s.
vi inc th.rtY-rinc men-of-war
lhr. mcn-of-War were moved M n rai
o,t NnttI essential for riuva. mnuHu,,',.
,',' "1 1H,ir sUSeesSful passage Though ~.
,''H H''tl forced dr3uEhi rs regarded ma
DOB tniicat'cn tAat the new canal WI h.
~ i.LIE are" s~lhle in case of emrrg sncv
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CoNCI.AVE or spIRITIrA1lsrs

Cincinnati Ohio. August IA sneciai
to the Commercial Tribune from H,cks.
Vile, Ohio, says;
one or the largest gatherings ever neld
IN Def lnce county assembled n, wou,
Wprtns Grove, four miles south here. 10
"hy. IN attendance at the yearly trt-State
Si,n. "a - ccnrlaNr. II Is est mated tnl-
Ns ms been ~ progress all week and
wound up tonight. ~
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kansas city. Mo, August 1G.-Yesterdnv
vas he monthly nav day of the Santa re
railway and the to,al dstribui,sn of
checks was the greatest II has H., IL,
mpi tnln three years. Eight hun ,.e1
Nln forty enrloyos received an agprcgate
81 nearly $1,000. This increase IN tho
laE ron Was the result # the heavy grad,
1uu stock movement last month N91llv
n,.y emp."Ne on the road. with the eH-
''ption Of office mon, drew extra tirnn
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PEsTILENCE AMONG SWINE

Cincinnati ohio. August l6.-A specia,
to the Commercial Tribune from Cr,w.
louisville, Ind, says:
out along Black creek and surround.
NE country. hogs and cattle are DIV g,g
ny the hundreds from the poisonous bites
ol swarm of flies that are somewhat
~ ger IMAM the common house f!N. Hogs
ana cattle nave bon bitten by The i1Ss
uhil thcir hncks become feste,inr ms ss
feVer then sets in ana de4th follows.
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marriage ceremony were James Barnes.
one of young Dwlsht's most Intimate
friends i'm NV York. aud Mary Magdclen
palmer. The Dwight family are OF old
puritar stock and are well known In this
city. The young mans father, Colonel
lanes T. Dwight, is a lawyer of repute.