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The Progress., 1896-08-08
A SUCCESSFUL
ORGANIZATION.
Shreveport Mutual Building
Associatioe
Clos ed it's First Series on Au-
gust I,
Clos ed it's First Series on Au-
The Stock Having Reached Par
Value, 5000.

There is no institution i'll our State
or elsewhere which has been more
successfully managed or stands bet
ter in financial circles than the
Shreveport Mutual Building Associa-
ton of our city.
Organized in April, 1887, it placed
{. in control as directors fifteen of the
most successful business men Ut its
mtmt ership composed Of some of the
very best talent of the city 1t was
and is a mutual affair indeed, never
demonstrated better than the class of
men chosen rs directors, selected
without regard to sect. or denomina-
ton, but for their business acumen
alone, and this has been adhered to
to the present time.
A revival of interest, or rather a
higher degree Ct interest in this insti-
tuition was aroused 10 the public by
the public announcement in the
daily newspapers here that the secle-
tary, Mr.. John W. Taber, was au,
thorized to close out series A, cancel
: all mortgages on borrowed stock
therein, and pay to the investors the
par value of the stock $500 per share
Building associations are numerous
in our Nation aud State, and such
institutions are familiar by name to
almost all people. But completed
series therein is quite different
thing, and practically, our people, tie
best posted thereof, have no accurate
knowledge of this most important,
branch of the workings and opera
ton of building associations.
The Progress does not lose sight
of the conclusions reached by certain
deductions IF so and so be SO and so,
then so and so is 50 and So" glibly
recited by agents or tersely told in
written prospectus. But the practical
result; such ard such q series has
beeu closed, is new feature and
therefore when the home company
made the announcement, importan,
to its life, there WAS joy and enthus'
iasm among its membership; and 81
upliited confidence in the hearts OF
the business and thin king public gen
orally.
To those unacquainted with such
matters The Progress will state that ,
series IN : building association is clos
81 vixen ne stock reaches par value
Z. ~ = & n "a 90 duss paid ID
The Progress., 1896-08-08

200 Bicycle Caps, regular 25c quail,
ity, only Zoe. lSee Window
Shoes cut down TOD Manufacturers
prices. 1t takes too much space to
tell al ont it, if yon want a real treat
SEQ our window in shoes.
$50 Scotch Gloria Umbrellas, Il
aud 2S-inch. Good for sun or rain
regular value II Is; tins sale 75c
None better in the market at 81 rs.
70 Rolls Of Heavy Fancy Mating
at 7 1-2c a yard, Don't wait it vii
be gone ~ the rush
The Progress., 1896-08-08
CONSTABLE SALE,

No. 49ll }. justice G.. ID. Hicks,
Docket. ID. Lee vs. John Jackson.
BY virtue of a writ of tier farias issued
to IN. III the above entitled and nun
bered sun, byHon. II. Hunslckrr. Justice
of the Peace in and for the Fourth ward
Of Caddo PARISH, Ia, | have seized and
will II AT pubic aucsiOu a. the Court
hon-e door, of Caddo Parish, La,
between the legal hours for sales on
WEDNESDAY,, AUG. 10, 1896.
the following described property to- wit
herse. farming impoments, household
furniture. Terms Of sold cash subject:
TO appraisment B J Rudd.r
PROGRESS. AugS D6 Constable
The Progress., 1896-08-08

New designs IL Woven Duck
handsomest Dress Fabric for sum
mer, regular BE, 2Oc and 25r quality
You can have yorrp pick at s lie "
yard in this sale,
Boys Outing Waists, sizes S to u,
regular price Is and 35c. this sale
l5c.
Misses Tan Button Shoes. sprlns
heel, sizes TITO z, regular price Sl,4t
this sale 75c.
The Progress., 1896-08-08

For the reunion at Wills Point the
Texas and Pacific railway will sell
round trip tickets TO tina, point August
10 and II, good for return August IA az
rate Of one and one-third fares for NXl
round trip.
The Progress., 1896-08-08

Report of vital statistics, of Shreve-
port. La. for week ending Saturday noon,
August g. 1898.
The Progress., 1896-08-08

Al orr Shlrlwalsts at actual New
York cost.
Best American Prints ; lie, reg
ular price &c.
All our Beautiful Empire Fans at
cost from Sc upward, the only large
assorted stock in the city.
New things in Ladies' and Gents
Summer Neckwear; regular Doc and
25c quality, at Sc and Zoe. See our
window.
The Progress., 1896-08-08
30 ARD OF HEALTH.

Report of vital statistics, of Shreve-
port. La. for week ending Saturday noon,
August s. 1898.
MARRIAGES..
John II. Uses and Jennie l., Russell.
} II Caiu and Eula NJ Jones.
Ribhard Berbeck and Fllnora Ian
Landrun.
All Rose and Ellen Brooks, G.
Geo. Knight ind Eliza Tasbitt, C.
BIRTHS.
FW and FIG Nickerone, G, gir?,
Cscero an0:LaviDa Dooley, c, girl.
sTiLL BIRTHS.
Noue ueported.
o f Notario, aged hours.
FL, el,e Hilwe.. aged 2 months.
Frank Beach, L. aged 80 years.
Nora Dickson, =, Hg5d 2G years
Dauiei W. ley, e, aged - years
Mamie Car er's child, aged day.
CAUSES OF DEATH.
Congestion ........... ...............i
Cholera infaDt,'in observation-disclosures.
tnn0lllot..... ...'.,.. .,,..,. .,....,,..,..l
Malar'a' fever .................l
Prematurity. .......... ...,.'. .......1
C0Hsum pfi1u. Observation-Disclosures. .........t
SUMMARY OF DEATHS.
Deaths from all causes. ............. 6
White. ....... z
Noioi cu' '.s--.---~ -....-..,-..... j
Male. ............... Z
= ei''a az 49, ..'......... 49,. d
Over 60 years of age o
uuders years of age. ........,.3
or The above two died at the Charity
Hospital from the city.
DIED AT CHARITY HosPII AL-NoN. RESI-
DENTS.
David Bell, aged - years. oause of
dprth, Tuberculosis.
Geo Carter, aged 30 years. cause of
Ceath, Pernici0us AnalMia
~ Henderson,, e, al 10 years, cause of
death. malaria Fever.
Wm Stevenson. G. aged Is years, cause
! of death, Fractured skull. ~
J. &. EGAN,M. u.
Health Officer.
The Progress., 1896-08-08

We say to yon that if yon call and
see what we are Offering you will
lever regret it, rs your cash dollar
will do yon double service. Don't
wait and blame us when the choicest
hHruHins are sold.
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ANOTHER EXPEDITION.

Larg" Number of Susniciots- Looking
Boxes Ready for Shipment,
mobile Ma. June The town s. fun of
cuhans. and TT is sa II there is under way
here the organization II ono Of the largest
and NEST important hlibustering ex
ledit ons that has yet been attempted
ir m Southern port cubans from
FLORIDA and other par s of the South have
been arriv ny in the city in twos and
thTeen, ard 1t is asserted that a large
hunter Of suspicio's-'ook ng boxes hive
p't1 conveyed 10 some place on the gulf
I i,.,.,1 nrar mere. whence they can ne
loaded when tho proper mcmeni arrives.
= =, iluh'h ago 'eveial men starred ou from
Mobile in a spring wagon 'rhry wcr,.
seen as far n,rih az Ci,ronelie' and wer.
- TO BIZ soliciting orders for stores N
,nn"pt''. tut persons VINO saw several of
,e w"s MS us they were returning 10
~, Guy say they all cane back loaded
w ~ sopds marked to diteren stations
uiemE ~. railroads. II : believed in mig
""S !, Ihrse amount of arms aud anmun
suhlI III soiae point along the Missssippi
seNlo. 1T If also said n fishing srnna,,
~, e."nt II large aud a number Of small
upNts On \ sin p alongside of the doci,
le sht after they had been loaeed rron,
ne curs. aud conveyed them throunh
M VII la's INTO NJ sS'ssippi : und Trese
grms' WIN ammunition fer them Three
laNs ago tho steamsh p knnawha sa lei
aio , Mobile, clearing IN ballast for Mex.
u ,,. iorts w Sabine Pass. Texas. and II
VIZ asserted shc was to stnr AT some
Pa hlorts tho coast between Mobile nmd
~. az dreams ana there take on m expo
~ NJ. ~ bn' as the Kaniwha q nm Old tub
nor iast enough to do moro than keep out
or ne way Of her own propeller. il IS i'm.
~ nihlie tho 9t7rN he'd much truth IN il
h nd ,.. dnys s $50 Cnhans here said they
mere has been quro an influx of vol,n'
'o'. "oha' ons from lacal sources
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THE BERMUDA EXPEDITION.
Men and a Large Quantity OF Am
munition Safely Landed.
VOL uNTEfRS DESERT TO THE CuBANS
Patriots surprise Band sHGmsriilas nnd
KIN Five Insurgents Capture and
burn Two Towns.

New York, June IA letter has been
received here by Tomas Estrada Palma
of the cuban delegation in this city from
President Bcjanacourt of the Cuban t.
public in which 1t Is stated that thirty
four men ana a large quantity of ainmuni-
tion sent ny the las; Bermuda expedition
had Neon landed safely on the island art
had Joined an insurccnt detachment sent
TO the place in anticipation of the land
ing. \ report from Philadelphia, to which
port the Bermuda returned stated that
the rscn had been captured by the span
iards and that the vessel had to i'y 10 Is
cupc capture This statement is contra
dictcd by the adviccs received by Palma.
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THE BERMUDA EXPEDITION.


CUBAN contingent Seem In No Hurry to
Leave the Vicinity # Mobile
Mobile Ala Juno !. Thu Cuban con
ting ri from the Bermuda expedition re-
man IN tho city, and are enjoying the de-
HsNtfal climate Of Mohle They do MT
am ar to want 10 leave such pleasant
location. ang Yet they may conclude to
accept the proposition of a contractor TO
60 TO Honduras ID work on a railroad
ino tPh'lemon are close rca 'ers and read
MIN much interest the account IN the
! mes Democrat OF the base action of III.
HPahlsh soldiers III cuba In their acts of
t"crl.,Se 4 ward the catholic churcAes.
a. Woi A. toward the nuns. Thy stated
,hat tdey were not q 1T surprised at the
action Of the Spanish sold.ery, ana were
" ifce to learn thai tn, Cath lie hish y
ma protested 10 the Spanish government.
re stated that the Spaniards were grad
hahy alternating net only the gooe ~ II
~ ne Americans. hut also fho rest of the
CIVILIZED word, wh3 arc coming gradually
to Know them as they ara--n SGT Of butch
ers. " 'heut my roga-i f7r church an
alike .nsensih,e . the claims of humanity
for things sacred as well az lost 10 all re-
gard for woman.
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REV. WHITES MARROW ESCAPE.
lie Supported His Wife rntii struck by a
Log

sonecn No, Junc /. nov. Harry White.
whose ic WIS drowned the awful
iiood disaster of sa'urdly, had narrow
osenpc from Ica II. Rev. ard Mrs White
We're married IN New Jersey only few
months ago. When he citne here 10 accept
the rastcrBte cf tho Methods. Episcopal
chui, h they rented rooms in the Dispatch
building Rev. and Mrs. White were
slccr ng when the torrent struck The
build ng, ard 1t was carr ed away lust
hofore the hnildiug wont to pieces th.v
crawl Il ont II window and plunged nfo
The st1eam, Mi. WIN. Ia il powerful
~ nn'rr ard MANAGED to SUPPORT MS wife
INT Il leg struck him on thr hoad aud
rendered him monen'arilv nnconscioue
last AS he remained consciousness ho
heard po shreSs oi h.s fc as shsn went
down IN. the r,on for The lusi time.
The Hood swept him IN through tho dark
moss. hut lie finally managed to reach
shoro aud grorel bis May hack tnltdwn.
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WINNERS Ar oAKLEY.
lad pay for the Ta.en,-orly onr Favo'
tie Won

BAd las for the Ta!en;-orv ono Favor.
tie Won.
C!aeinaAu. ohio jane i.--farcrilss sot
40 aw;A drutNas ., Oakley today only
oae t7p ehoico succeeded IN ttns hfst
money.
Fl' far,cass- X s.nan,e. II ,scherten
to 3. vcn Etnei Lee. ~ yTn1rps). ~ !.
socaae. scarf Pin, no u. M.i.ail.sl. 10
:, thss1. Time l.uias.
seven fuslcue- Jaase Gaser p x
Wlllen-A. 10 l. w9N. Crusader. iHs
s -o.i y 8 20 l. S. ono, Cllsst b.. %
,Sehrireii. 10 :. irr nj TIM. l.sfi
Four AID onc-hat furiorgs-N iscouui.
- ,Schcgse-}. to :. IS n. Red, ilp tf.
Wli.am>l To i. ss.',ni olympus, ~
GLEASON. ln T. !. .h.tl. Time. ~.
Milo and seventy yards, hUna.eap =
B~mc- Gsfi!e. ~ tTnvip.l 20 1. was
JAKE Zimmerman. III IL. Williams, 81
J. ~ecoma simon W. ila ,Peik.use. TO L.
Fit;h -ace declared ct
S.su flr.cn@s- jam : Monroe. q
Is acrterl 70 !, wcn Annie Nick III
,t'.tkr-l IS 80 l. sec 7nA. ! 81. y Y -r.
ir &C. fr 50, u 10 l miro lNme. SIS.
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OREGON ELECTIONS.
The Legislature WIN he Republican
I.nrge AAioriiH

The Lesislatur. Win he Republican hy a
Large Majority.
riaai, ore juno i.-Returns from
the elections held iolaY are coming in
slowly. From tee apl ear4nccs Of lhiup ,
ID. legislature vii he republican by a
'arse majority. The republicans have
twelve hoa-over senators in tho legis-
lntnie and M populiS' two aud The
demo rats on-.
TIE republicans Will nave 10 o,ert only
four senators ONT % eighteen in order
to faNe y majority. The sac republican
GENITAL committee cllms five ont cf
.cig n, leaving only s.N ssnators TO
ihn napulisis aNd democrats ont q a total
of thirty. IN the last nous the democrats
We net repres a.ed ana the puts 5
ad oIly folr N mhcrs out Of sixty.
!, /. concedl a bv tho democrats and
ulge. wi have at least 500 riura ny.
Tonsure .Repp, for cangrs IS in the First
DISTRICT ~ Undoubtedly s.eotsi. In the
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Observation-Disclosures

Emperor Francis JcsepN RHeaN : am Al
dresses a Delegations
rsuda-pesth. June l.-limp"ror !'oane's
Io..ph te,iay received the Aus'ra lun-
.,o,iap delc.a.ion nj tn cast.e 81 linda
Replying to the adore $, his MAJESTY H"'t
that tho arm and steadfast niv'Mde 90
IA, n, ihlnd OH all an iious H'rtms
tsirore largely contributed 70 tae IA II
that The Europ an peace had noi peel
I'm enitc Of dlstuctine symptoms in
the Eas; b. added THE efforts OF my
gov,rllinont N acc>rti with my III y! alins
h.sve I'd @eA a unanin'tT Of view
among ~ the powers N ~ a.' O. "
,,tafu,rnnn.., of The statu tno IN u
Balkan peninsula "a ia JUSTIFY ne IN oN-
uoctiug a peaceful development; of inter
national relat!ons.'
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SEVERAL. sKiRMlsHEs.
Tho insurgents Capture Two Towns and
Apply the Torch

Tho Insurgents Capture Two Towns anu
Apply the Torch.
Havana, June IA force of Insurgents
under Alberto Rodriguez. coming from
tn, plantation Nuevo. three miles, from
Cuira where are concentrated numerous
hand3 OF insurgents. has succeeded III en-
tering the village OF Pucrta dc la iuyra
sliuatcd near the military line. whcr"
they burned forty houses and sixty nuts.
The village Of Justiniaua has also beef,
burned.
The government has ordered the village
of Cavajaho. recently destroyed by lire,
to be rebuilt.
1T is stated that the Insurgents pronini'
the circulation OF daily newspapers in the
district they control. threatening TO pun
ish with death any persons infringing TINS
order.
The insurgents under Zayas. in their
march westward. have, according TO ON
clal reports. become demoraliled and have
been unable to collect additional han'Ai
IN consequence OF thr defeat sustained ~
them at Molina, where tney are reported
to have lost sixty-four XII Il. Inc liisur-
gent near Bienvicndu. Sanchez anu Mere
loha have burned 4Olo tons OF cane ON ths
plantation OF San jose IN TIM MataiZaS
district.
An escorted train lett Matanzas yes
r.rdny COINS in the direction OF laguey
in order to place upon the rai.s another
train which had /. On dDrailcd between
sahun.iD and Union. The insurgents
wrecked tho relief train by throwing i
bomb nj it from behind a house. The
m 9silo exploited beneath The engine anu
killed the engineer AMI wounded SIN
mechani IS. y cukrrt near Bplonron mas
been de- iroycd With the use OF dynamite
| hy the enemy;
| y dispatch from Santi Espirtus says
/ tha' Fifteen persons. including seven mii-.
sicinus Ne'ongine to battalion of local
/ volunteer. hlge JOINED the Insurgents. IN
| insurs -nt force has surprised IA band di
! guerilla. resulting IN five of the latter
| being Killed.
Castillo, the nsureent leader. previously
reported TO have been wounded. Is sad
| 10 he dying.
Alberto, on important insursent loader,
who Vas second ia command 70 Cristo
4 with Tho nSprgnui force nj Managua.
on the surrender Of Crsto 10 the Spanish
( authorities
colo,els rim and Rutger. IN stirmishos
WIN the insurgents in the province of
santa cara have Inflicted a los:, Of eight
killed To the enemy The troops lost one
man killed and hal -four wonnlei.
/ y detachment Of marine infantry IN the
province Of rinar del RIO has had a slsir.
Inish with the insurgents, during which
SIX Of the latter were killed twelve
wounded aud TWO made prisoners. l'bs
troops had tli wounded
Gen'ral Moliua, having been informed
that n force Of insurgents was cncampee
~ Hoyo Guiana In Macco's rear lsft
f-nnr del Rio with column of troops
4 ana engaged the enemy. Nine insurgent
were Killed and three mad prisoners. OF
five wounded
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49, $50. -a--a
MENlco BUDGET.
spaniards Advised TO Keep cool-ye,low
Fever AT Vera Crna

t"NfG At Vera Graz.
Guy OF Mexico, June Some of the
mes respectable papers ave advising the
span i,rds 70 keep cool md htnr In mind
mat Mesleo j. No long = spanish col,
ohN ana ihal the oHnaus have as much
ilkhi u mold meetings aud display their
patriotism as have lhe Sraniardg' Mnnh
rf,lirmnni MAS devnlop,i today in the
.ihth colony oNcr rerari that one Of
thn LEADERS had sem his seconds 10 ne
.,aiior Of ono OF ;ho spln'sA papers which
hr' been ahusi1e All ,'uNans. and that
We editor woaJ no. ish;. l)uelnng is
9gaiNs' ne law AMI II is serious Of
lVitr 10 chAleng aiY one II was stated
inafv that sp2pish officer rived
n me- % =, reerni, volunteers, Tor Havana.
country and proos arainxt ve;low ;eynr
,o S,Nsral glsss Of vnllow fsyrs arc re-
io'l,a n eT2 cruz. who're the wea .her
r. cN.remelN hot. The tcinneraf,,re on
,5 MsNiean inhieianda continues unus,
"ftN h'sh ana III 9oiae sections drouth
~ lS'lE lnss o. cattle
RE 10 interest failtng duo On govern
nm hsndf July Is already provided
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i-akes-do. InA. Juuc Ecsal,s rive
an' one-haii fnrlonss r I'VE Aenra. NM
dred, Minnie Miller Timc, i.ll7t.
-Four furiones Trrrinc Adrienno Nan
uie llunu. Tmc. SIN.
MIL -Glemate, Tom Anicrson ,;oien
1i' TfBo, lalts
MIC, match iiig strive, Waterman.
I ne. iG'.
Nie AMI onc-s,Nteenin Eoroy. con
stln,. Mamie q Time. l.5l',
siN 'url1Nss i'inchhaek Martha L.. 'r.
Efhrcc Inn. lGl..
- fur ras / at snstn. Anna Mayes,
nalen Wron rlmo. l.lG.
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slIORr srors.

Houston opens here tomorrow With Gal
weston
II a pretty race 80 far between Fort
Worth and Houston.
King iiansioa's new man from Kan
sas cay. IL expected to join the team ~
Galveston today.
Work on the grandstand addition ia
uoeres sing nicely. n Will add much 70
Tho comfort ~ the patrons.
Umpire st. Clair triod 10 pat II on iieus-
ton again Yesterday hut fortunately a
plain rule cf the game in'erN ned.
The young man who VT ,cs The notes
fo. tho Mems Is moro than PARTISAN lie
gees beyond tho extreme. lie Is silly.
s'apleton, Houstor's new pitcher. WAS
tr,td yesterday. He was little Wild and
was substituted w reliable Old Jack
Lesson
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London. June Parliament reaSsen-
hled today after the Whltsumt,d' recess
In the commons the parliamentary - re-
49,, tor foreign affairs O. orgr n cur
ION. replying 10 John Morley, den.ed the
existence af any correspond nee WIN
trrn'any on tho subject Of tho Soudan.
Tie added that The correspondence Win
Iialy I'm Thu connection is Of IA military
character and could not be laid upon the
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London. June AT TIN Tow street
police eour, today cuthhcrt Cooper, re-
comfy arrested al 81 filed charged with
the cnhezz.omo " funds belonging to
Tho Prudential insnrAn company Of
ere Pa. was discharged by the chief
mngistrate. the latter holding that no
jliN would convict the prisoner ON the
evidence produced.
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LANE BIRD TROPHY SHOOT.

mo largest number of I've birds out of
loo was Won from Fred 5 Gilhegt IF Spirit
Lake. loWa, toby by George l.. nNitcr OF
Milwapkce. also the ii1o pre- offered in
connection WIN the ctcnt. either; Has
held the trophy sinra last October, 81 hen
he wen Il al baltimore. 'lhe score:
h.itrr ,;iinerf ~.
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Fort Worm, Texas. June The Daia.
Navigator again went aga.nfl snag
The wcre nn'plaFei q, ever, laint Nttn
the rs option 81 WolpNcrs home run oYtr
the len helf feilce the gnms Wa almost
foatut-i.ss isaAes Vas substituted far
McAilis,er IN the fourth inning IN tne
eighth sinpL ns ras substituted FOR Rob
inson m lief, and McGinn's for AsAru-
back ~ ceni.r,
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Boston. Mass. juno l.-Tac Journal 20
morrow Will prin; the following dispatch
from Bangor Me.
II have never written 10 MI hahha ot
Ga nny cher nerson ;hnt Hon. Thomas
IA Recd wont, accuns the nominanen Tor
Nee president ON ,he contrary. KNOW
tna, Mr Reed would not ent N
axD.s. to- nominate him for pr5siient.
81 II. Nanleys
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rINAL LNNMN or THE SEASON

in bchalf Of the aliecn he'd the final lcYoe
IF the season th's afternoon nj 81 James
palace. The function was brilliant one
aud .hsre was the usual STATE process .on
from Marlborough honse Ia the palace
Knitted states Ambassador llayarl. Mar
qnis Of Salisbury and the cabinet at
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THE nKIrANNlA Nt,N

1.cnlon June lin ,he regatta Of tho
Royal iarwich Yacht club today. Satau,a
crossed the finish !nc ;ies, britannia was
second and AigS third. IN the raCe for
the large yachts, britannia n'w yer, won
N iImo nll0MhnNN.
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TWO BODIES rol Nj FLOATING

Nemnhls Tom. Juno THIS morning
Vic bodies OF woman and child were
,,nnd Heating opposite tbs city in tho
MISSILES pif rNer. There was nothing hv
VI zen they could he identified. They arc
,lpnrs1d lc be victims Of eilhor the ferry
boa; katherine at Cairo ILL.,. or of the
81, l.onis tornado.
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VILLAGE PARTLY DnsrRoYEn

pernr. Juno / The village OF I<rlcnho'z
in licrne. Overland, was partially de-
slroyed Ivy landslide aud subsidnr
ground. ohused by springs OF water Tho
inhabitants have been compelled to de-
or, the ilaco and greal damng9 has been
done 20 railroads and farms IN the vle.m-
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HLAINE's BoDY ~ nm ,,ov,,n

Augusta. Me-. June AIRS James q
niaine has de- aed 10 have bo,h the toay
on Burnett Il Il here ana t I"er r nir,oi
mem, mon,h Washington viii probably occur IS
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l.OllSNILlE FAL!. KANi:S.

l.ouisYl'r. Ky, Jnnc 1.-THE Louisville
Fair and Driving association has an
nouncod that 4 VIII hang nj sl0"n in
stakes aud pnrass Ia hc .nnteatea fol
Ton nNod events. none Of whith IS for less
than tSoa. Tie prlnepa. one being for timn
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rrt,ArON RnNOl,I,TIoN

New York, june I. The iIeralis corre-
apondeni in quito, Ecuador. sends word
that Il ahnrn fight took place on Friday
between tho rebels and the forces on tho
border and rho insurgents we're d.
featod
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nuTCiEHED Ey spsNtAnDs

Key Nest Fla, June 1.-The New York
herala's cerresro nd,ri in sancti Spiri,us.
tupa under ente of May u. says an in
shrsent camp of refuge, In which we're
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second district for congressman. the
contest is close and complete re'u'"s
W u ne required to decide. 49,,
Iniicat ons &C ihat cX-Gov rnor ZEN
meyer his been elected mayor of TINS