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Arizona republican., 1897-10-15
Decision Which Determines When tht Tariff Bill Went Into Operation.

New York, Oct 14..-The govern ment has lost It's case before the gen eral app aisers concerning the tim ? at which the Dingley bill became a law.
 The decision, written by General Appraiser Henderson Sum nervil1e and concurred in by the full bcard, was handed down yesterday. It in wolves a difference in dut es O. be- tween s300,O0O and s40O,OOO.
 The Dingley bill was signed by President Mckinley at six minutes after o'clock on the afternoon of Saturday, July "A. The government held that it did not recognize fractions of day, and that the new law mus. take effect from the earliest moment of that date. Importers protested, and a test case was taken before the appraisers, who have now decided in their favor. The government will ap. peal to the United States circuit court.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-15
G|andO|oiid,
 This Is What It Does.

Phoenix, A. T., Aug, IS 1897. Your Sarsaparilla Compound called Clan doloid Il ave found to be an invaluable tonic; was all run down, suffering with derange- ment of the liver and impure blood and so weak could hardly walk. GlaDdoloid has made me strong and healthy.
 MRS. MATTE J. PARKS. Our little boy, Wilber, two and half years old had terrible breaking out all over nls face, head and neck, and formed large blisters which spread and run. One bottle Of your Glandoloid completely cured him Tn two weeks HENRY z. .CHAPPELLE. MT. Charpelle lives miles northwest of PhOen1X.
 was all run down and scarcely able to do my work; was induced to try Glandoloid and the effect was astonishing. One bottle made me feel like new man.
 G. L. LONGSTRETH, E. E
 And Asst Supt. Phoenix City Rg. Co. For Sale by Keystone Pharmacy, 111-120 East Washington St., opposite city hall
Arizona republican., 1897-10-15

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
 Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever. i0c 25c- If c. c. c fail. druggists refund money.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-15

Behr Bros,
 Mason & HamIin, SteinWay & Sons, knabe & Go.
 All standard high grade pianos I
 have sold hundreds of them in
 Arizona the past IT years, and
 no one ever heard of one proving
 defective.
 eehr's .wald orf' Afmban X Co.,. Smith & Barnes
 Pianos. First-class, medium priced
 and fully warranted. . SECOND-GRADE PIANOS, such as ir-
 responsible agents and dealers sell
 for $500 and $350, at $175 to $195
 in my store. WASHBURN, MASON, Edwin and Champion guitars and mandolins,
 the best in the world Violins and
 banjos. saT REGINA MUSIC BOXES, at the same price all over the United States MUSIC, STRINGS, trimmings and
 folios of latest music. Duet fol
 jos for guitar and mandolin. DON'T buy cheap trash from drrespon- sible travelling men or teachers who sell on commission on large margins. They have not dollar in capital nor foot of land to
 back their warranty After doing
 the public, like the .nomad of the
 desert, they quietly fold their
 tents and steal away in the dark
 ness.
 Instruments exchanged and rented.
 Terms easy. Tuning done by only frst-class ar tisans.
 REDEWlLL'S MUSIC STORE,
 22432 West Washington St., Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-15

THE GOVERNMENT LOSES.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-15
SA "! !!

Hove you tried the Health Food at Kellner's Cash Store? We have FRUIT CRACKERS. GRAHAM CRACKERS. WHOLE WHEAT CRACKERS. OAT MEAL CRACKERS. GRANOSE BISCUIT. WATER BISCUIT. OAT HEAL BISCUIT. WHOLE WHEAT WATERS. OAT MEAL WATERS. GRAHAM ZWIEBACK. WHOLE WHEAT ZWIEBACK. WHITE ZWIEBACK. SANITARIUM BREAKFAST FOOD 9HRYSTAL WHEAT.
 IRANOSE FLAKES. CARAMEL CEREAL. PULLED WHEAT. WHEATOSE.
 CREAM STICKS. GRANOLA.
 UNPRECEDENTED GRAPE JUICE. PRIDE OF DENVER FLOUR"
Arizona republican., 1897-10-15
To the Ladies,

Ladies who appreciate artistic en- broideries with original designs are invited to call at the Art Exchange, 119 West Jefferson street, between First and Second avenues. Open from 10 a. m. to p. m. Lessons given in all kinds of embroidery work. See my line of stamped linens and silks. Stamping done.
 MRS. FRED M. BROOKS.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-15
FOREIGN TRADE FOR AUGUST
Falling Of in Imports as Compared d
 With Year Pre- .iols.

Washington. Oct. 14.-The treasury department yesterday promulgated the figures of the foreign trade of the United States in August last, the first full months business transacted under the new tariff law. The to al value of merchandise imported into the United States in that month was $39,-
Arizona republican., 1897-10-15
ALL OVER ARIZONA.
Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.

A stabbing affray is reported to have taken place in the Crowned King neighbo; hood Deputy Sheriff Morgan went out to bring in the Stabber.- Prescott Courier.
 Frank Alley, who lived at Walnut Grove and wrote up the hog war in that Aighborhood, has returned from Colorado and is now in Phoenix Prescott Courier
 The sheriff's bill for the second quarter of 1897 was allowed today, amounting to S7,351.35, the sum of $500 having been previously allowed, the bill aggregating for the quarter $7, ,S51 35.-Journal-Miner.
 Captain D. B. Heating arrived ill Prezcstt from Lon lon. England, last night. He brought pair of hand- some reindeer gloves all the way from London, to have some sneak-thief nip them between Ash Fork and Prescott. .-Preslot Cou fer.
 The case of J. B. Bennett came up last night before Judge Williams. MT Bennett was charged with felonic us assault on the person of John Martin a well known cOWman of this S on The judge, after hearing the evidence held the defendant to await the action of the grand jury in the sum of S500- Bisbee Tyre.
 INT. Pittock, the trave.ing repre- sentative of The Arizona Repub ican who has been in the city some days left this morning for Nogales. MT TitJCcA has been wri ing up the mIn- ing camps of northern Arizona fo1 some time and his articles are much enjoyed by the readers of his paper.- Bisbee Tyre.
 Up to Nor day nj git 1G6 had signed fher names to constitute the 1oca, 1r.be of Red Men, which is being foruned in this city by MT. B. M Legg. A meeting will be held tonight at which it is thought that the mum her will be swelled 10 at least 12; charter m m5ers. The hour for the meeting is S;15 sharp.-Tucson Citizen
 Er.andllIl numerous on ths
 Some fat COWS were
 fex days since for $25.20 pel Lad, but they are szid to havesb peer an unusually fine lot. The aVer3g; run in values is said to be about s20 The steers above year old have beer rae ically sold out of the county and rsnchmen now have but theil ca-f and cow herds to draw on.
 An imp3rta nt deal has just beer closed whereby George N. Gage has b c0ne the CIV e O. a l of Frank E Angtin's ranch prcparty, 245 acres O wh ch adjoins Tempe on the south The land is being q sared and p owa( and the hulk of it VII be seeded tt wh at. The clearing up and cultiva tion of this tract will greatly improve the appearance Of t,.a. locality Tempe News.
 Treasurer c. F. Hoff YVES aroun, among the first at the court house fire He rusheI into his office and snatchet mp the tax roll from the table and wal
Arizona republican., 1897-10-15
T, D.,, are the only pills to take Hood s Pills with Hoods Sarsaparilla

S4S 312, agis. s9,45S,19) fn Au ust last year. The falling off was wholly in articles imported in 1896 free of duty, principally raw sugar and wool. These were put on the du, liable list by the present law, and in anticipa- tion of that fact large importations were made before it became a law. Imports for the first eight months Of this year amounted in va'ue 10 $546,- 33S, S,O54, and for the same period in 1896 to $471, ,233,27
Arizona republican., 1897-10-15
TO MESA AND TEMPE.

On and after July my fares will re- main the same as heretofore, but after having knocked out the railroad they will not be advanced.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-14
Gtnes gemItbli6em BOTS
tntcistcrS

"erfreut iid @eit.S irainien. Mus Oar.
tersburs miro beri9tet: Ser .@lenpiae
Patbrlnoer"% Der0neutlibt ben foleenoen
pierteljdbrlihen geri6t zines Dor Sur.
gem ernannten republitaniiasn Polts
meiIters:
Boon County. ". 3d., Is. Sob.
1897. Differ yia Wtcainlep,
Yrdiioent oes Ser. ct. Senats.
Wertber Serr Bin infolge Der
Snltrlttlonen Dcs Yoitamtes erIubt
lporocn. plerteli1brli6 3u bsridtsu.
sd tpnlme oieier a%ngenebmen Yili1t
nab. inoem i'd berihte:
rgSir iino nod nidt beim grnten
anSelan9t. @eiSen, Safsr uuo &oa.
GEN 1T nod nidt reif. Wais lit gelb
uno giebt nod nibt 10 SuIbel per
Were. Wit Der 8eiunobsit bier osbt's
nur leioli6. Waiern uno &inoerhu.
lera limb cine babe Wsile bon bier aug.
Trau NancD 9Glbaut. cine Ra6barin,
bat pOrGeltern 3wiliuae 0ebabt, zines
1T 10 I6pah. oaB es nibt lan9e lsbsn
lplro. Sas 1T Illes, mas ih reiB. lonIt
babe ib tsiien Seri6t fir Das Giertel-
jubr. 8riiBen Sic Sruu WtSinlep Don
mir uno lelsn Sic ieIbIt Ge9ritBt bon
Sbrsm er9sbensn y. g."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-14
Tnxenthltrnrr Gazette.

Grinneruna bebaItsn, uno ioQteu mir
uns 1ibt wieoerieben. 10 lnB' mid Dir
oanten ftir Seine Steue limo @soulo."
IS tuaren lire lsBten @orte i'm oosn
Sauie. Sm Golosnsn Wor0euli4t trat
Wtrs. @oroou aus Dem 0Oen
Sauie. aus msirsm 2eben. Sd fab
lie einIteiQen. Die tleine S0ro mintts
Gebemo6l, cine Stuubpolte psrnabm
mir Den leBten 2lnblit oe3 blaisn @s'
ll6tes. oa5 QrilBeuo Suritfblidte.
Wrs. GORDON max iort.
9to6 am 9Iei6sn Sage bru6ts i'd
oas &lno 5l mciner Wuttsr. Oronste
Nlles uno befeitlQte %eiDenbdnoig tibsr
Der 1blir o05 &afeI6su: gu permies
t0en."
8sbeiwunibboa nor Die junge Trnu
lnter uns eri4ienen, 0sbeimniBool
mar lie BON ms ~0eganQen. I'm oe5
SInoes wiuen iGreibe i9 oieIe 8ei6l6te,
oieucldt tOnlmt Der Sag, no e3 Der
AufSel6nun9en beoOrf. sd bin ielt
iiberieugt. O0B oieie 8ebsimniiIe nur
ons Vorlpiel waren, gu Dem, lpus tlnfs
tlg lid abipielen miro.
So 9elplB, Ol5 Wtutter uno Sinh an
Geben bleibsn uno ltb trefsu. miro fir
6oropn Garpa cine iblimms. unbeil.
pOlle ,3sit erlteten. So reroe nieIe
Vlltter in li6ere O1uoe lsgen. uno
unter5ei6ue eigenbGnojg.
Vettp RsureoO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-14
Iro. J5 babe iiiroer tsinen SO6n

marc. J5 babe iiroer tsjnsn So6u
msbr."
Gr beueat ii6 nidt. ipribt nitt.
Sic Oerlnlg Oas tief geientte gntIiB
nl1t su i'hen. Sein StlQI4Usi3eu
aIeBt Del ms 6euer.
..gOr bier Wo9sn itarb 0ein Gatsr.
ltorb aus 8ram. Oh Iteblt Dor mir.
Isin WOroer niAt tpeni9er. ols bdttsIt
gu lbm ben 0OlA in's SerS 9sItoben.
Gr ltHrb, o6ne Dir gu oer9eben. Ss'
ben 4ter Ganoe3, leoeu S1iQins isis
neg N%erm0Qens oermuhte CT einen
Nnoersn. &ejn 3Ol brett Oe5 9eiiBss.
oN5 Sein NnreAt Gspeien. iOl 0ein
Iein. Der Name nur, ben gu emit.
~pjtroi0t. 9eb0rt Dir. Rihts Nnoerss.
Selbt Die Shwele Geines NbnenlhlOis
les lollt Su nlbt wjeoer lberIdrsitsn."
Gr Ontportst ni6t. GIner Statue
0leib Itebt ct.
.,0u bait Qeiiibnt. id0Tt Our" fG6rt
Die Wutter in leiism. tisf lsioeui6oItll'
DEM Zone fort. ..%9eiubnt? Gos beiBt,
9u lhleppteIt ben 9t0meu Gnrpu ourA
Die S6m09 zines Sheioungspro3elis5.
bradtslt i'm in ben Wuno aler g9eIt
olssieits nno l~snieits beg ScsOns,
Define Stibne III dryer. als Teiu 6ebI.
lie bat Gem 9eben Dsr0iftet. Nun Qeb'
mir aus ben IlQen. mas i'd Gir ia9en
rpol!te, babe i'd QeiaQt. YerQeben
weroe i'd Cir ME. 9sln 2lntliB mill i'd
ME, ME mIsoer ieIen!"
geinabe oisielben @Orte bate sr gu
Der perltOlsncn 6rau 9eiprO6eu, bic
Dor lbn in Sauoe 9etniet. War Is
Wieoeroer9sltuuQ?
BOroOu G0rpa erbebt oas blei6e
@eItht. 8is sur Soossitunos rsrs
mohte feline Wuttsr ben Bid ni6t 81
Der9e'lcn, Der 9lei1 0ol9lti9sn ibr in
Die SeCle orang.
Sci es oenn, %antiuortet er rllbil,
lid babe nidts 9lnosres srpartet. es
niht beller ueroisnt. Sitr9te niht,
oub id Dir iiiroer l1lti9 iulle. ielblt Der
Nonle, ben i'd entpitroiqt. foil mir ni6t
ldnNer 9ebOreu. SD laiie i'm bier au=
rid! 6ute NO6t, SHUTTER uuo - &es
bempbl!!"
Gr 1T tort. Die Sbiire idlieBt iib
blnter l9nl, lie 1T 0uell. Ilsin fir's
Seben.
8siltsrblsid blift lie na6 Der Sbiir.
sic bat ibre Yili6t 9etban. SIeier
8soante muB lie trOiten in aQ' ben luu=
gen. elulauen StunOen, Die lbr beuOr.
Itebeil.
Msbr als cine balbe Stunoe bleibt
lie unbetuegliA auf Der Stslls, no er
lie oerlonen, oann ruenoet lie lid laue-
lam, our6Idreitet oas 8ema6 llno
ihiebt cine iawere ountels SammpDr=
there b~siieite.
Sic itebt auf Der Sdwsle zines
Sratoriums.
Nuf Dem gstitubl lieet bic beilise
Shriit. Sic 0ifnet oas Bud, uml
SrOlt gu iinoen uno LEFT.
,.Sisb', Der &onis tpsillt iiber glbIa=
lOm. uno Der SieG al isnsm Sage
.ebrte Iit benz SoIte 81 Srausr, oenn
es bOrte iN9en: Ser &Onjg trauert
iiber 4bialom." ST perbiilte iein
Saupt uno rief nit lautsr Stimme:
rMtsin SObn NbialOm, glbIalom, meir
SO9n, meiu SO6n!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-14
Sic aiteHc pemti6c Scituna

non Der Elm iait Oolltdnoi9er SnblQara
III Der llnlUerlitdt@ =gibliotbef su Sst.
oelbsrN aufbsUaDrt 1T. iiammt aus
Gem Sabre 1909. Sbr u~olllt1noiasr
Sitsl loutct: ,YudltGbll6e Rslation
2llsr 6lirnsmmsn unO gsOsntwiroi9en
OIltorisn. 10 lid bin Dno Diosr in sod
pno Nieoers5 sutitlano. au6 in Srant.
reid. Stalisn, Sdott uuo G~n0elano.
Silpouisn, Yolsu. Siebenbiiroen,
g8allutsp. WOlDun. &urtsp ct ceteru
SIM oisism 1909 Sabr p%srlGniem pno
3utra3sn mdNte. allies auIf oas trs,u.
lihlt Wis ib lpllts iOlbe bsscmmen
pn0 81 Ws9su brinlsn mag. in Srud
psrierti0sn mill"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-14
NIBiibc ~Wc8suitiuDe.

Sir 20 Pisnni9 bunosrt nAslid.
@%s2eultdnos. .Ssosm, Der ms 20
Yiennise in Yrisimarteu sinibidt.
isnoen mir ioiOrt bunOsrt niiBli5e
GsasnItduos". 70 lautet kin sur Sci, III
ilWitrirtsn 3eitihriiten srihsintuOss
Snierat elmer Ssrliusr 6irma. 9ia.
silrIid 'inost iia oar maIasr. Der Die
20 BienriQs einIAidt; oes 1T ia nidt
piel". osntt man! Sic Ginisnosr oes
ilsineu Sstra0ss erbalten 9aus prompt.
wie i'm Snisrat periprOhsn, .bunosrt
niiBllbe @s8snItGnoe", aber WObl ieltsn
msrosu iie 9eraoe oas srWGrtst babsn.
mas bic Ssnoun9 biibl6 perpadt snt.
bolt, ndmlI5 - bunpsrt StsdHaoslnl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-14
tim oic lcerem &irdentible
80 iIucu.

greifen Die prp~teItdntiidsn Ssttsnpre-
bigger 81 allen mO9Iiben Wittsln. so
miro aus Srsnton, e.. s., bsri9tet.
onB Der Ereolger Der oDrtigen gap-
tlIten : 8emeinoe yeine Nuiubl Der
bilb'AeIten. inngen Mdo6sn" Der 8e-
melnoe" an2eltelIt babe, I'm ben Sir.
Asnbeiu6eru SiBe Ou;unciien uno bic
6Ollette 81 srbeben. Ser Grfo.g iol
ell rieii9sr gelueicn iciu, inosm mebr
lun0e Wdnnsr Die Stride beiu6tsu, als
le 5rOor.
llno o0s ioO &sIi9iou isin! glu
eole5 Motip sum SlrGsnbsiu9 fur.
luQlr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-14
Wnronil Garhn.

Sas ltrt6sll 1T 9eiprudsn, 8oroon
Garpll oerIdBt feline Mutter, siu Der.
bGnnter. snterbter Sobu.
lin Der 2iebs piQsn." iast er init
etwas. oas einem &lbeln 0lei9t.
yWOblan, bier WtOnate mar i'd 9liifll6.
oas tuplle mid trOlten in Der Ssit, bic
orObeno mir ent9e9enriltt."
Ni6t ipQlei1 uerlQBt er oas S0us.
llneutibloien blcibt er auf Der Sreppe.
Damn eilt er ben Corridor entluug, uno
bstrltt ieit %ebemaliges Simmer.
Sur6 bic bOben Jsnlisr ilutbet oas
Wonoli1t uno erlsllt bic trauten
&aume. Scenes trNuri9e, taum merit
Sdheln auf ben Slppen, ihreitet sr
oalln. Nlilbsrall iiebt or Spuren oes
liebeuOlen. s0rtliben StOlSes Der Gl=
tern. Yrddtl9er tpnute tsin 6iirlt
lUolnsn. ais Der eln5iBe SObn Der Ser,
rim Don GarplDne.
.Gs miro Dem Grbsu meiner Mlrlts
ter %angeh0reu," oentt er, ,,Oiellsi1t
Sucia Sineleus S0tn6eu Grib.
Wtsine id0ue GouIiue mar bon leher
nit Geht ibr Yiebling. g8ie pdre es,
w.nn ia Sucia ilberraibte? 3 lit taum
orei Stunoen entIernt, uno i'd babe
Ssit."
gr wd9lt siniqe G~lsinigtsitsn als
Inoenteu elmer idOnereu 3eit, uno
nab eluem leBtsn tangent glif auf Die
mOnObsaldnSten 3immsr tritt er in ben
Corridor.
Wit oumpfem Sr0bnsu i1lieBt Ii1
binter i5m Die Sbir. Illss lit Dorbsi.
Gr bsaibt lid in Die S%tnluugen uno
ieBt ourb icin Illertuartetes Gritsiueu
oGs 0Gn5s Yerional III Grlt0unsn.
,Sattle Siamcno, WOrris," ruff
er, lid 9sbe mad Senleu Abbsp. uno
meroe oas YicrO bort l0isu. WorSeu
tanuit Su IS bolsn."
2ei6t iprinQt er in ben Sdttsl uno
trabt Die @llse entlang our6 Den psiteu
Yart, Der ibm gebOren IOllte.
Gr blidt suriif. nis NOD bate iein
NbnenlblOB ibm 10 beNebrenspertb 9e-
i6ieneu, als unterm lllberneu S6im,
msr oes Commandments.
Sin iiattlidss Grbs. fir zines
Wdoheus 9ldttes 8eli6t birSu9ebeu, -
oeutt sr nit bittersm Sdbslu.
SIM wiloen 8alOpp laat sr our6 Die
Wdlosr bon GarpllDns. Die Sduier oes
Sorfes tauten aut, aus Der S6misos
lsu6tst rotbs Slut, iibsrall bs9s9net sr
bstNuntsn Silosrn uno @inorilfen,
melt oariibsr erltrsdt ii6 Der i6im.
meroe 8ilrtel Der unenoli6eu SEE.
Salo errsi6t er oas 3isl oeS Nus.
ilu9es: 9inslsp Ibbep. Elm sbsmali0ss
Observation-Disclosures. bas ieBi8e Stamms
ibloB ocs 8raien bon Siuelep.
Wls 8Oroou purh Die breits Musiabrt
oss Yartes 9~Oloppirt. iheut SiamOub
Dor sinem psiBen 0e9enltuuo. 8oroOn
ipriu9t lsi6t aus benz Sattel uno be-
oas 9sGn9ltlsts Sbler nit i4msi4slns
Der 0aRo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-14
SoM0crbarc &du;e

lillo unisre Sin2Os. Die Ginlvane..
rlln0 ans europa. gum minositsU bic
nun8ebiloete" wOIlen lie uerbisten; DE-
Illr wOllsn lie uns aber S0waii nit lei.
iler auf Der nieori0Itcu Gultuyiiufe
Itehenoen buntibedi0su geuo!teruHg
unO ltilsn NNsi6Bi0en 0ufbalIeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-14
Giue SebeustuciSe iiir IcOafs
tcurc.

Sine bta;Se 2sbsnsmsiis fiibrt be-,
6un9ertiinltIer Succi. iIberlid Der
0eniglOmits Nllsr Stalisnsr. @r bat
bereit5 25G5 Sage, aliO bsinabe lisbsu
SABRE geiaitst.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-04-28

a cotton field, and inclosed a patch
from which cotton was picked while
the brick walls were going up. That
was minimizing the distance between
crop and mill
Pointing his moral, Mr.. McLaurin
saws that the south asks fair share
of consideration for her interests in
the current tariff bill. and also wants
northern thrift and capital to enlarge
her material interests. care we not
of the same great national family, an
integra! factor of the same great ma.
ton ?" Certainly he has set forth with
enthusiasm what the south has &C.
comp,ished thus far.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-04-28
REGlClDE IN ROME ]!
Attempt to slay King Hum
bert on the Streets.

Rome, April % As King Hum
bert was riding along the street 10 a
carriage to day an iron worker out of
employment made a desperate at
tempt to kill him. he rushed at the
carriage with a drawn dagger and
King Humbert seeing his dan
ger. rose from his seat The man was
overpowered and taken to Jail
The news spread with great rapid
ity aud when the king reached the
royal stand at the race course. it was
soon surrounded by cheering multi
tude The members Of the diplo-
matte corps present at the races and
a number of other Distinguished peo-
pie present congratulated the king
on his escape King Humbert treat
ed the matter lightly and remarked !:
.It is only one of the little incidents
of my trade" The king remained
at the race course with his nephew,
the Duke Aosta, until the royal derby
was run.
Accarito, the would-be murderer,
is "a years old and native.of Ar
tegna, village 10 the province of
Uoine, three mills south of Corona
His majesty returned to the Quiri-
nal followed by hundreds of carriages
and thousands of people gathered
about the palace aud gave him an
imposing and frantic ovation They
called for the royal hymn, and the
band ofthe guard on duty at the palace
played it repeatedly King Humbert
and Queen Margaret were greatly
moved by the popular demonstration,
anetwice appeared on balcony of
the palace aud bowed their acknowl-
edgements of the frantic cheering of
the populace The embassies public
Offices and private house were deco
rated with flowers as an expression
Of happiness at his escape.
This is the second time that the life
of King Humbert has been attempt
ed. As his majesty was leaving for
Naples, on Nov IT, 1878, the year
of his ascension to the throne, man
named Giovanni Passante approached
the kings carriage and attempted to
stab bis majesty with dagger. The
king, however, was only slightly
scratched by the blade, but Signor
Carroll, who was then prime minister
and who was with his majesty in the
carriage, was severely wounded in
the thigh. Passante was sentenced
to death. but the king commuted his
sentence to Imprisonment for life
Queen Margaret arrived at the
race course shortly after King Hum
bert, who informed her of his escape.
The queen was greatly agitated and
pressed his hand The
and public universally
execrate the attempt At. the the
atres and many other places Of public
thoroughout the country.
loyal ss.anifestations indicate the pop
ular sympathy
Accarito declares that he was i'm
PEELED to the act by hunger. but it
appears yesterday he uttered vague
threats of an intention to kill an ex
alted person
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c. L. Woods. of Pittsburg. and f..
I. Farrow, of Brooklyn, have been in-
dic,ea for writing fraudulent insurance
po:i.es 10 the N. Y. Mutual Reserve
i'umd Life lbs. Go ,aggregatipg $780,
600.
The Inhabitants Of the Red River
country 10 the vicinity OF Pen b;na. n.
D have been left in des'i;uie c:n
dition By the recent food. sod iiav'
appealed to the government for sid
Walhal!a. April 2l.-Jesse, yonng
90 of the Rev J l.. Mullioiz, vas so
badly burned Moadav that DE died three
hours afterwards was caused hy
attempting to siudle FIRE and
the oil can exploded sa,urat
ing his clothing With oil aud
enveloping him iu the flames. BE was
bright boy Of about 6 years of age.
Charlotte, n c., April % S. T.
Pender. general freight and passenger
agent of the Carolina and Northwest.
ern Railroad. in attempting tc board
a moving train on that road at Lin
cotton, this afternoon, lost his foot
ing, fell between two cars and was
crushed to death under the wheels
He was son Of the late General
Pender, of the Confederate Army.
was about forty years old and leaves
a wife and six children
W. F. Martin, member of the board
of control of Ricbland County. has
been arrested for ISOLATION Of the dis
pensary Law.
Maj. J. B. Chaodler, an old and
prominent citizen of Williamsburg
County, died ou Tuesday.
Three negroes were arrested at
Fayetteville. N. c. Thursday on
suspicion that they are the murderers
of the Italians at Salters They gave
their names as John Hayes, Cary
Hicks and Sam Owen. They bought
tickets from Sumter aud were going
to Oxford. N G.
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a. G. Osteen i Co. received this week 8
full assortment of the latest and pret,iest de-
signs in Dennison's Imported Crepe and Tis
sue Paper for making lamp shades, flowers
and all sorts OF fancy work. Thisls guaran-
teed to be the genuine imported paper a5d
far superior to any aod all limitations. We
sci! at New York prices. as we buy direct
from the importers. The stationery stcck is
complete aud up 10 date
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