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GAS EXPLOSION.
Ten Men Injured, Some of Them Fatally,
in Cleveland.

len MEN IOIuIeOs SOuhS Va
in Cleveland.
Cleveland. o., May 11.-Ten men were
seriously injured by an explosion OF
gas in the new water works tunnel un-
der the lake. The explosion occurred
so, 900 feet from the shore. Following
are the injured: Ernest Engel, badly
burned about face. arms apd body; VIA
Tojedia, burned about head; Alex NC
Fadden, burned about legs; Daniel Ma
her. burned about face and body; MI
chael Trevilan. badly burned; James
Anderson, burned about head and
arms; Thomas Corrigan, burned about
arms and body: James Black burned
about head and arms.
Three OF the injured men died this
evening They are: Michael Lovelin,
lanes Anderson, Michael McFadden.
Two others, Tony Degrade and Thom-
as Corrigan. are expected to die be-
fore morning.
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BRIGHAM YOUkG'S SON.
Utah People Wanted Him Appointed Col.
onel Of Engineer.

Washington, May 11.-There was a
large representation from the capitol
at the white house. Senator cannon
of Utah called to urge a request of his
own and Of his father and other prom
inent people of Utah for the appoint
ment of Captain Willard Young of Titan
as colonel of the engineers in the vol
unteer army. Captain Young Is the
son of Brigham Young. the Mormon
leader, and the first Mormon boy to en-
ter West Point. He resigned from the
army with the rank of captain In 1897,
after having had charge of the Missis-
sippi valley improvements after the
death of Captain Eads, and charge Of
the Cascade locks improvements on the
North Pacific coast.
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spanish War Taxes.

London. May 1.-THE Madrid corre-
spondent of the Chronicle says: In the
cortes a special war budget of 20. 900
hounds was demanded, with a tai on
lands and public securities. The tax on
sinking funds was suspended. A pa
triotic syndicate has been formed In
Madrid which will borrow a million
pesetas to buy grain at Marseilles N
Antwerp, as all the provinces but one
have refused to send more grain TO
Madrid.
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Francisco in a special train over the
Southern Pacific at $3.50 this afternoon.
A crowd Of 0.000 people. ~clud
about 5000 school children, assembled
along Sixth and Park streets 10 bid
goodbye to the volunteers.
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Topeka. Kan. May n.-Governor Leedy
to-day received a telegram from the war
department askins what II the earliest
possible time the LIST regiment OF Kansas
can be made ready to send to San Fran
cisco. Governor Leedy replied that they
are ready to start at once. They are not
fully equipped. hut the department. ndi-
Gated In the telegram they would be ntted
out in San Francisco. Up TO a late hour
tonight no orders have been received for
the troops to move
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womeu RepuIsed the Cavalry.

Madrid, May IL. noon.-A serious riot
has taken place at Logronok, capital OF
the province Of that name, on the ED
no. so miles from Burgess Gurgos. Grain
and provision stores were attacked and
pillaged by the rioters VINO inciuoeu
women armed with axes. choppers and
cudgels. The cavalry charged the moos,
hut the soldiers were repulsed by a de-
termined onslaught made upon them by
the women.
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Another Expedition.

Tampa, Fla, May n.-There Is good
reason to believe that inside of "A hours
another expedition with the same pur-
pose and destination as that of the Gus
sit, which left here yesterday loaded
with arms and ammunition and up
plies for the Cuban insurgents, Will slip
from Port Tampa.
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Washington Boys Embark.

Tacoma. Wash. May n.-Amid a
tial music, flying flags, waving hand
kerchiefs. the LIST battalion OF Washing
ton state volunteers marched from
their camp south of this city through
the principal streets this morning n
embarked on the steamship Senator hr
San Francisco. Thousands OF people
lined the sidewalks to bid goodbye 10
the departing soldiers.
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SQUADRON STILL MISSING
CONTINUED from Page one.)

Chickamauga, Tampa. Mobile and else
where. The third is that the bakers
make the bread here and deliver 1t 10
the trains. all responsibility for It's
prompt delivery TO the army to end
when the bread is turned over to the
railroad or express companies. Tne
last proposition was made by the OAK
ers as a compromise proposal 10 that
made by the governments representa-
tiyes.
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CUBA'S ARMY.
There Are Abou 10000 Men, of Whom
1900 Need Arms.

luSNe hiS sD'u SDsOo
1900 Need Arms.
Washington, May 1.-THE courier
who is on his way here with letters
from General Gomez to President
Palma OF the Cuban legation a
stopped at Tampa and Will not reach
here for a day or two. General Nunez
Of the Cuban army. after comforting
with the Cuban authorities here n
with General Miles, left for Tampa last
night. Although the courier viii bring
detailed advices from Gomez. the Gu
ban officials here are well INFORMED
Of the general status of the CUBAN
forces in the field. and this subject has
been gone over fully with the war de-
partnent officials. In a general way II
is stated that entire harmony exists
between the Cuban authorities and the
war department as to the reserves n
the effective fighting forces OF Generals
Gomez n Garcia. Concerning the
strength of the Cuban forces In the
field. the Cuban representatives here
say that present advices fully bear out
all hat the Cuban authorities have
claimed. namely. hat there are In all
about 1000 men either under arms or
ready TO take arms as soon as guns
n ammunition are at hand. Of TINS
number II is said that about $4,000 a
arms and equipment. leaving ABOUT 20
600 now in the field REASONABLY
equipped. although additional
ton and supplies would be most al
~vantageous TO these latter.
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New York Volunteers for Tampa.

Albany, n. Y, May 11.-Governor
Black received a telegram to-day from
Secretary of Wal Alger asking him to
send two of New York's volunteer reg
iments to Tampa.
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The Madrid VersiOu.

London, May 1.-THE Madrid corre-
spondent of a Berlin paper says it Is
asserted in high Spanish official circles
that on May 3 the German ambassa-
dor to Great Britain, Count Hatfield
wildenburg, informed Lord Salisbury
that in ease of change i'm the form of
government in the Philippines, Ger
many would be compelled to put her
self i'm possession of certain guarantees
with the view Of maintaining German
interests"
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London, May u.-German export
houses. says a dispatch from Berlin to
the Times, are suffering severely in
of the absence or with
travail of orders from the United
States. Already the loss to Germany
Is estimated at many millions OF
marks.
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Seweu wou'e Take IL.

Washington. May u--Senator Seweil
has decided to refuse the commission OF
major general rendered him by the
president. This conclusion was reached
after receiving a verbal opinion from
Attorney General Griggs that IL was
unconstitutional to hold q seat in the
senate and a commission in the army
at the same time.
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IncreaSiup the Tobacco Tax.

Washington. May 1.-THE senate com
mittee on finance decided to-day to in
crease the tax on manufactured tobacco
in the war revenue bill from IL cents, the
house rate, to Is cents per pound, and to
exempt the stock on hand from the ope-
rations of the act.
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Fall in Exchange.

New York. May IA dispatch to
the Herald from San Sebastian says:
There is great excitement on account
of the phenomenal fall in exchange on
SPANISH bonds. Yesterday h rate was
els, and at the close offers were refused
AT $50. I am informed on most excellent
authority that q well-known banking
house has come to the rescue and ad-
vanced the Bank Of Spain 100, ooo. 900
npSaGtaC
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To Join the Fleet.

ST. Thomas, West Indies, May H.
II is reported that the American war
ship which had been lying to the west
ward sailed yesterday to join the
American fleet.
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GOOD TONE IN THE WOOL MARKET.
while Prices Have Not Advanced, Indf'
cations Are Encouraging.

Boston, May 1.-THE American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say to-mor-
row: The market is somewhat para
doxical, the tone being more buoyant
than a week G and the sales some
what less. The better feeling which Is
encountered on all sides is due primar-
ily 10 the appearance in the market OF
a larger quota of mills than has been
the case for some time. While prices
have not advanced any. the market
has improved TO the extent that the
quotations are not quite so nominal as
they were a week ago The principal
inouiry this week has been for medi-
nm fleece woods suitable for govern
ment requirements. The sales for the
week in Boston amounted to $4,000
pounds domestic and $4,000 pounds
foreign, making a total OF LOO. ,ooo
pounds. against a total or Ll-s,ovo
pounds for the previous week
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In Favor of the United states.

Rio Janeiro, via Galveston. May IL
A faction of the radical party is taking
to officially declare themselves in
the chamber of deputies In favor of the
United States and the independence of
Cuba.
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Tacoma, May flowing to the fall
ure of its captain to pass the physical
examination, the company OF the LIST
washington regiment from Centralia
has made such a Juror about II that II
was to-day disbanded. Only about Is
men refused TO serve, and the remaind-
err will be organized into a new COM
many.
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Philadelphia. May 1.-THE. steamer
Navahoe, from Port DE PAX, reports
that on May / she saw five American
men-of-war in st. Nicholas mole,
Hayfi-
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CuTICuRA WORKS WONDERS

CuTIcuRA REMEDIES instantly reitsve and
speedily cure every humor and discsse OF the
skin, scalp. and blood, with loss Of hair. whether
itching, burning. scaly, pimply, and biotchy,
whether simple. scrofulous, hereditary. OF cor
tagious, when all else fails.
sppspY CrrE raHArrESr voa ALl eEIs ASp nLoop
Hrsoks Marin psfhs win CurIcukA soar. esnu1
analntnrs with CUrrcrRA fot1fmenfl purest Of emoh
lens ska eurrs and mild dsses o. curcrxA bsset.
vIsI. greatest Of blood puriheu Aad hnner essoA -
Sold shrourhost the World Porrx. Dare c.sa
CoaF. sole frops, Bosssa. q How 70 Care Eczema fssA
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Oregon Naval Reserves.

Portland, May 11.-President Lewis of
this city was to-day elected lieutenant
commander of the Oregon naval re-
serves, which now consist OF three d.
visions.
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shot and Killed.

Pendleton. Ore. May I1.-Melvin Green,
aged "a years. was shot and killed this
afternoon at his home near Bingham
Springs by Samuel Mahafrey. The men
have had trouble over land for a couple Of
wears.
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DEPARTURE OF THE CHARLESTON.

she'll Carry = Lot of Arms and Amuu-
milton to Dewey.
Washington. May 1.-THE navy de-
partment decided TO have the cruiser
Charleston start Immediately on Its re-
lief mission to Dewey's fleet at Ma
mia. BY extraordinary Efforts on the
part of the authorities here all the
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Portland. May 1.-THE LIST battalion
of the oregon volunteers left for San
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spanish Torpedo Boat Destroyed.

London. May IA dispatch TO the
steamer Just arrived there reports Of
hcially she passed a Spanish torpedo
boat destroyer yesterday when
was guarding the straits. shorty ar
ter the steamer passed her all hshts OF
h destroyer were suddenly exun,
guished. A terrific explosion toloweo
Immediately. and the destroyer disap-
peared. The disaster was apparently
caused by an explosion of the boilers
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Five ounces and a half of grapes are
REQUIRED to make one glass OF good wine.
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zema,Tz .s
Suffered Untold Agonies. Limbs
Swollen So Could Not
Get About.
AbIest Physicians SisnaIIy Failed.
Was Absolutely Dishesrtened.
Had Lost All Hope.
Gave Cuticura A Trial, Which
Resulted in Absolute and
Perfect Cure.

For ten years / suffered untold agonies from
that dread disease Eczema. my lower limbs
most of the time being so swollen and broken
out that | could hardly go about. Ihad to wear
slippers so that I could move about at all. My
brother, q physician OF thirty years practice
and extensive experience, had tried in vain
TO effect q cure and signally failed. ] tried
other physicians Of splendid ability with like
results. and had reached that point where !
became absolutely disheartened and In fact
had lost all hope, when q friend induced me
to give CUrIcURA REMEDIES q trial. d used
two cakes of CUrfcuRA soar and two boxes
OF CuTIcURA (ointment), and IL resulted In
an absolute and permanent cure. ! am now
perfectly cured. sound as a dollar, and to Gu
TIcURA REMEDIES 1 attribute my almost mir.
aculous cure. I refer all interested 20 the
Postmaster of this place, any Of the ministers,
the prominent business men. and all OF the
citizens of our vicinity indiscriminAtely, and
especially to my friend. John A. II. shippey.
attorney At law, who persuaded me to give
CCrIcURA REMEDIES q trial.
DAVID NJ. SAPP, Plymouth, III.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
uOTEILO" IN TIE BOWERY.

xobn Cortin, in December Harper.
I ,be Mot developed the audience discussed II IN
1at senrtences ''rhs play IS 'Otello. the Venice
arrer' one explained to u.s. iSatssTa Eor thoHgn
r, tbe Moor for a white or a backamoor, no
1onbt was permitted in the Teatro Itaano lago
80 q r,rire favoritc The horror with which his
,,inary VAS resented disturbed my conventional
neas Of Italian wickedness. IF that Mig Niger & knew
W. ~ ora yyor,hv with a shake Of his head. His
eoanpanon replied, Amt he ,, so1-ds9n ha annAa-
- - . am not saying that this gentenesS OF
tSnetiTc, a1ways went the full length OF our morI
code; even in the horror at laso 'heie was d" A'N-
rn,ce of delight.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
WHERE THE DOOR KNOB WAS.

From The Pincve Democrat.
We are not much on the snake-story business,
br.t on last Friday evening We, with perhaps Htly
other people in Pineyiiie s8nt almost N
credible For months past the hens nests on n tIie
premises OF J. y. Taylor on Little Sugar trvIh
have been systematically robbed. Early IN May
the owner placed in the nests, with the snahk emu emu
down white door knobs for Ecst-eggs. Soon thtSS
began to disappear from the nests. beng i iounu
some distance away. but one disappeared ehu!!!Gy
last Friday Mr.. Taylor's boys were out huht.hs
and the dog freed big blacksnake apout a
ouarter OF q mile from the mousse. and Jay snot It,
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seems that there Is yet another grade. namely, the
renovated egg This is an egg which has become
too papably stale soile0 and miideWy IN appear
once TO be sold under any appenation whatever
until composition of diluted vitrioi has been APP
piled 10 it, "hcn the shell puts OFF its hues OF de-
cay and CLEANS with maiden snow white punt!
that tempts the too lrustful passer-by
The vender viii not exactly guarantee that tc
eggs are ncw-aid. but They've just come III, ana
you can see for yourself, ma am, what they i'
like" So the purchaser purchases; but, alas! the
virtues Of the diluted y;riol have not p' p'net!"i'c
beyond the shell. and ii is distressci loHseI Wo Wo
rircs III the andlady to tell her that the Dr'Akls-
egg which she has provided ought TO have been an
election egg at least 4 month previously
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
TRICK or 4 HOTEL BEAT.
m The Ncw-Orlcans Timos-Dcmocrat.

From The Ncw-Orlcans Tlmos-Dcmocrat
..rbo etrarqeet tvfe Of hotel beat l ever encoun-
,orid ia a veteran New orleans honiface,
walked into house one evening about ten year
a"c r.rietercd and went directly 10 his room.
v,as al tho desk and noticed casually that ne was
a stout good looking man. and that he wore a
IA nJsone fal oycrcoat. He had no baggage, and
noid I'm advance rcmarking that he had mercy
stopped over en- route TO Galveston and MS thlhgs
bod gone on Next morning there was terrihc
unroar The stranger. II seemed. had been robped
According to his story he woke up to ma the room
in disorder and his coat vest and shirt gone I9
claimed TO have had gold watch, several hundIed
dollars and a number OF valuable papers IN the
pockets OF his coat and vest, and three oiaihono
studs In the shirt. ., 49,. .,.,o
was no doubt about the things beng gone, ana
was on the point OF compromising the claim when
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
AN ODD CHRISTENING.
BUr STRICTLY ACCORDING TO TRADITIONS OF
THE SEA.

BUT STRICTLY ACCORDING TO TRADITIONS OF
THE SEA.
From The Detroit Free Press.
There lives n man in Detroit, intelligent. prosper.
Gus and happy, who does not know that he has
living relative in the world. He bears this dcpriVa-
ton philOsophically, and seems TO regaIu IL no
something OF distinction to be alone IN he woilu;
Nearly fifty years ago" he relates, Il was pickeo
up by a slow sailing vessel coo miles out rom
LIVERPOOL. ! was lusty youDgster or ive, iasheo
to q mast a pleasing assurance that the parentS
whom I barely recall loved me and had a care ior
my safety in the catastrophe that must have cusea
their own deaths. / was cold, hungry, THIRSTY anu
sleepy when taken aboard the old-time trader MY
appearance was Of course, against me- ana my
clamor to be supplied with creature comforts qIo
not please the grun captain, VINO had a oehse X
norance Of children and their management Ills
first order was to give the ropes end but thero
was successful intercession, and i was cared lot.
while he growled at his hard luck:
But the captain took sick and FOUND more coin
fort in my prattle than in anything else JIovnmea
for him. He took great liking TO me ana ,;ilieI
mo his son. AS rs he was up he decided that L
must be chrisened, Of the few things mar no
knew should he attended to In the case oil ,hliHfen
or course ;herc no chaplain aboard. so mo
captain himself undertook tho ceremony fIo gaih-
cred the crew about and with 4 mixed knowieIse
of his duties he gared about him as hc asked
whether any one knew just cause why / should noe
be chrstencd. ,,, , 90
II there is. he roarcd. speak up ike man or Or
forever hold your clappcr. Then he suddenly
cracked bottle Of wine over my heao an" 0n'''
tened me" . !. o.
Here the citizen laughed and added that ne WLs
nine when the captain died. and had made MS OWL
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
TIE SULTAN AND THE TRAVELLER.
AN EASTERN TALE
From Punch.

rom Punch
The Sultan and tho Traveller
So cordially met
But wept like anything to see
Such quantities OF debt
~The means to clear this off," they said.
'1t would be nice to get
Elf seven banks with seven loans
pa 'ss you spppose 1Dp sei! 'hs Sultan said
That, they h ss;a e0Hd ,bs get rIaSeer it StIaI!
And shed a bitter tear.
ooh. Moslems como and look at us!''
a GiaOqr guest, come from the West
For that new palace, built for him.
You very kindly paid
The Sultan and the Traveller
The capital had seen. ,,
With streets so nicely paved, ano "asheu
Conveniently clean;
And all the placid Mosems stood.
Like fatalists, serene.
The time has come" the Sultan said
ITO talk of many things;
OF shoes that pinch. of costly stones
OF Cretan chiefs and kings,
And railways made In Germany .
And whether pounds have wings
-Bu wait a Bit" the Moslems cried,
Before have our chat,
FOR all of US are out OF CASH
Squeezed. like lemon nat;
They thanked him much for that.
"A loan Of gold" the Sultan said.
"Is what we chiefly need;
Rubcs and diamonds. besides,
Are very good. indeed.
Now II You're ready. MOslems dear.
We're waiting 20 be feed
-Put not by us" the Moslems cried,
Turning a little blue;
A painful thing 20 do''
.SThey look so fine" the Sultan said.
And much improve the view.
ut was so kind Of you TO come,
And leave domestic case.
The Traveller said nothing but,
"One more concession. please;
We want a larger profit than
We get from German ThTees
You don't object" the Sultan ASKED
'"To Join in such a trick!
We've fattored you for all we're worth
And said you are brick
The Traveller said othinG but, .
THE buffers spread too thick
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
TIE RENOVATED EGG.

From The London Globe.
,yb .1ornilv do,tor' ls responsible for a new Ter
~ ms is The renovated egg. We are an itl'l,nr @
a,t NO ordinary gradations OF the egs-thc NV
sd egg The fresh egg the breakfast egg; e ,hese
n, efs,e and the cooking egg. Ana, az te, 49,
La IN come simply the egg, or whlcn 'iIe nh
yor could not boast that II was Sd E9on not deny
y. cook with but the purchaser couu MI i,sa @ 81
q, ~ reolIy was an egg. This was INC CiaSo 10 80 "a
srx used so some aver TO give the FLOSS rank OF
nanral utjiity there still the eiecuon ess
handy missile whose dement's as a Ionnosiiion
o;fnr oeca1 Here one might have thought, we en- 1a
Eached the very lowest depths or essuo"' Wv
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27

my lawyer-poor fellow. he's dead now-insisted on
holding him off until we investigated his record
We soon found some of his statements a. to ms
antecedents to be false, and he thereupon toon
but hotel detective of my acquantanee encouh the
tered him in Chicago, and he told me now mo
scheme was worked. The beat had on neither coat,
vest nor shirt when he regstered and had mercy is
overcoat 1t was simple A. B. c. and made our
a clear case when he raised the row in the morn
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
II weep for you.- the Sultan said.
PROFESSOR.

II weep for you" the Sultan said.
81 deeply sympathlZe;
An ornament in diamonds
Those OF the largest size
A sabre, jewels, furniture.
Ny modest gifts comprise.
~Ob Moslems." said the Traveller.
you've all been nicely done!
So I'll be trotting off again"
But answer came there none;
And this was scarcely odd. because
THEY'D hooleyed every one.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27

II looked queer to tho boys. and on examination
nov found IL had swallowed the missing door
knob ana that the shank had worked out through
the side Of the reptile after passing BACK 1ust Two
10, from the head. The snake Was five ieet loHS,
and had swallowed the knob in May, How It lived
cenrci1lIv after The iron shank had worked out
ttroi,-h The side OF its body. IS mystery that We
are not snakeoioSst enough 10 solve
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
"Are you a mechanicT'
~Ioot ava; avn a Macphairson. ."-Gick Me Up.

Wild rabbits three martens. eleven weaseis ono
poeca four foxes. 1--WE hedgehogs nine sqnirr,ees. ,e
German Emperor must look to his laurels for al
though the Frenchmcn cannot boast he one
whale" with which his record OF shooting concludes
they have a marked advantage over him il hedge
nd bat
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
4 HUNTING-BAG IN FRANCE.
From The Detroit Free Press.

From The London Globe.
A bag which Is typical OF foreign "sport' IS re-
corded from Millau. IN France. Two lrothors sue
ceeded H. killing In one day TWO paoSeiS' se'en
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
TYPEWRITER BARGAINS.

TYPEWRITER EHENhINS.
No Remingtons NJ. smiths. reduced prices; others
go, up guarantecd rentals. s.. desks cheap
CoNSOLrDATED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
ra sa9 Cortlandt 24o Broadway.