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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-September, e9AGf91zc; De
cember, IHY7l5sc, May, 7AY4Ic.
CORN-August, 3o5sc; September, 30s;
December, 2,5sc; May, 1880 1870.
OATs-August, l9A; September. 1914;
December, 1870; May, .lIsc.
PORK August. IS. A.: September,
IS 80; October, -. 30. January, -. 20; De.
cember, S q.
BUTTER ~Creaneries, l319l7cX;
dairies, l2@l5H;.
POCLTRY-Dressed turkeys, 7h@sX:
chickens, "a ll3c; ducks, swyc.
EGGS-tresh, l2hc.
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Chicago Cn,On stock Yards.

CHICAGO, Aug. ).
HOGS-Market opened strong, weak.
ened later.
Sales ranged at 81 4oQ i.s5 for mixed
and butchers; s4.4514.so for good heavy:
a lO@4 So for rough heavy; s45OA4YO
for light.
CATTLE-Market steady.
Sales ranged at "a 50@5.,5 for beeves;
81. 25@5 ~ cows and heifers; So. 7o@5.l IL
for Texas steers; s. 40I47o for stockers
and feeders.
SHEEP-Market steady.
Sales ranged at S3.75@4 10 for sheep;
s.. 5OW6 ~ for lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, 1900; cattle, 800;
sheen. 1000
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6yZc; No. l Northern, ~~oe1+c; No.
4 Northern. &c.
Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux City Live Stock.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug. 8.
HOGS-Market about steady. Range
Of prices, a. 3oG4 50.
CATTLE-Market steady.
Sales ranged at $5.0)4o.50 for beeves;
e. 5O@4.OOO for cows, bulls and mixed;
s.. 50 4 10 Tor stockers and feeders; Sj.25
Ca 5 for calves and yearlings.
Receipts: Cattle. POO; hogs, /, 100.
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Reed Sails For Home.

SorTHAMPToS, Aug. 7.-Among the
passengers on board the American Line
steamer st. Paul, which sailed for New
York were Thomas B. Reed, ex-speaker
OF the house Of representatives: Senator
w. j. Sewell of New York, Mr.. Daniel
Frohman and Mr.. Richard Croker.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.

Duluth Grain.
DULUTH, Aug. s.
WHEAT-Cash No. l hard, 72Xc; No.
! Northern, zoo: No. 2 Northern, 65Ac;
No. 8, $50. To Arrive-No. l hard, 72Xc;
No. ! Northern, zoo: September. 6SHo;
December, 69Nc.
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"DeWitt's Little Early Risers did me
more good than all blood medicines and
other pills." writes Geo. II. Jacobs, Of
thompson, Conn. Prompt, pleasant,
never gripe,-they cure constipation,
arouse the torpid liver to action and give
you clean blood, steady nerves, q clear
brain and q healthy appetite.
Cook & ODEH
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Open the door let 10 the air,
!he winds are sweet, the flower are fair,
10Y Is abroad in tide world for me,
Since taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
FRANK c.. SMITH.
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No Deaths and No New Cases.
NEWPORT News, Va, Aug. 7.-There
We're no deaths and no cases Of yellow
fever at the Hampton Soldiers Home
during the day.
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Wheat.

Minneapolis Wheat.
MINNEAPOLIS, Au9. &
WHEAT-In Store-No. !. Northern.
August. Go; Ssptsmbsr. 00%0eSke; d..
cembss. SO. On Track - No. / hard.
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about rapid cure. II
the trouble be deep.
seated and chronic,
you had better write
to DR.. r. V. Pierce,
himself, at Buffalo,
N. Y, telling him
about your
sickness. He
will give you FI
fat herly, W
~carefully-con- w
sidered advice, -,
and charge no VI
fee at all. His \
practice has been
SO wides
and has covered
many forms of diseas
that his free advice
likely to do you mo.
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The Most Fatal Disease.

More adults die Of kidney trouble than
OF any other disease. When the first
symptoms OF this disease appear no time
should be lost in taking Foley's Kidney
Cure, which is guaranteed or money re-
>unded. SOC and $1.OO.
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WHAT TO DO WHEN SICK.

In case of weak stomach, disordered liver,
impure blood, shattered nerves, bronchitis,
lingering cough, or other affections which
lead to consumption, DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery will ordinarily bring
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Henry Mcclellan, of Hamilton.
ILL.,, Is a veteran Of the 10th iii.
nois Infantry. He said:
For more than fifteen years I
was a sufferer from gastritis in its
worst form. I was much reduced
in flesh and strength and unable
to attend to business. Finally my
wife persuaded me to try DR.. viii.
liams' Pink Pills for Pale peonle
and to my surprise l began to get
better. Three boxes effected a
cure that has been permanent
When | began to take the bills I
weighed l36pounds ; now | we;ch
1863. These pills did me NOR
good than all the other medicine.
l have ever taken.
- II. X. MCCLELLAN"
subscribed and sworn to hefor.
1897. ef'
K. r. WALLACE,
-nnn Notary Public.
-"'0" the Press. Hamilton, III.
contain mai ''i'ams' Pink Pills for Pale p.o,,.
"o a = IN u condensed form ali - |. sopIe
ness r. necessary ,hs to give new life and rich.
nerves. They ', srs "a and restore shattered
s"r" v diseases ). as locomotor atasI w.', m.rt i"f
ria' ybs, 81. vitus' dance, ~sciatica. neural.
sssr.s sass"%a Of T.. n n,;, headache, ' s:
sseart, pale and sallow.r CONFEDERATION nH . Of the
'0'"' OF weakness either ia male aleu-" .: i sna . ~
sold ID !, " ~. ".'! Pa. =. ,,Ms ., PA. p..,,. a.. ,.,.,
.sss. A aa t'sDssas, = si,.et ~ .:ss =: pct.
ven: ..t!:..: ts.ssay. ssssss" ~: y: y; w:
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L. S. s. YORKTOWN.
unUn u lime Il

SIr-Ths Gun5ozt Samar. Ensign Il
G. MacFarland. L. S. y. commanding.
which sailed from this port on the q
instant. returned on she s-h. requiring
coal. for which she appears 10 carry
about six days supply for active eruis-
ing with frequent chasing
The SarnaF passed along the west
coast % paaaY IhTe% times, visited C2t-
aiog. on the island Of Tabi2s. orce.
ROmblon three dimes, the north oo2st
OF Si5uyan once. Caption Palay ialce.
passed along the nOr;h coast o. Pan2y
and returned 20 IlOilo from The north.
having made 4 c0mplste ci.ccii o. "a
nay close along shore
Enclosed herewith Is a copy Of the
commanding officers report o. the cap
ture OF thirteen vessels. al but one O.
which were destroyed However active
the trade may have been on The ives.
coas: % Panay formerly. l am o: the
opinion that the insurgents are mainly
occupied in throwing troops into Ne
gros ard Iyayfe from southwest LuZoa
and Panay. and General Hughes Is OF
the same opinion
with the intention q breaking up
this traffic the Samar has been sent on;
with the cruising orders communicated
90 you IN my cipher telegram o. tfls I'm
inst ne manner n WINCH E-.-s-s y 80
FaF!and exercises his command 5 ex-
tremely satisfactory He IS ready. En-
erEetic and makes 10 requests except
FOR coal and water
/; Is very desirable the springs te!e-
Grapked Tor should b. supplied az once
FOR the Sanar's Sortsnfeldts- bui n
the meantime Observation-Disclosures has
made what he reports Is satisfactory
temporary arrangements, and Il sp-
pears TO have q genius FOX making
thiags work
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TWO POLICEMEN KILLED
At Denver, By a Recruits Belonging 70
the Thirty-fourth Volunteer In
rlnfrr-NInrtIrr,.r sin n I.arer.

At Denver, By \ Recruits Belonging TO
the Thirty-fourth Volunteer In
fAntry-0Iurierer Still at Large.
DENVER, Colo. August 13-Two po-
lice omeeFs were Killed here at /
O'Clock this morning By a recruit be-
longing 70 Company L. Thirty-fourth
volunteer infantry, now stationed a.
Fort Logan. Three soldiers had been
raiEing a disturbance IN Louis Kip
fuTs saloon. at the corner Of Market
and Twentieth streets. during the night
and omesr Tom Clifford was notified Of
their actions, and asked 10 keep his eye
upon them. He followed them for an
hour or 30, and came upon the men at
the corner OF Blake and Twentieth
streets He was about 20 accost the
soldiers. when one Of them turned on
him. and plaZing the muZzie Of a revol-
yer 70 his breast. sent a bullet through
his heart clifford Died almost lmme-
dIateiy.
An three Of the soldiers then started
20 run. but two were overtaken and
captured. The one that did the shoot
ing. however. continued running. with
OficeF W. z. Griffith on a bicycle. In
pursuit The heeing man do1ge4
through aIlsys'and open lots tor several
blocks. GTinth keeping out on the
streets. On Sixteenth street the officer
saw the man making Tor a viaduct. BE
shot et him twice. the soldier returning
the iire. mortslly wounding Griffith
BE died few minutes later. while be-
ing conveyed in an ambulance 20 the
station. The entire police and detec-
tive forces OF the city were sen: out
after the man, and the country for
miles around has been patr0lled to-day,
without yielding any trace OF the double
murderer. except that j man answer
ing his description vas seen OF FL
tenth street few minutes after Gr!f-
9Th was shot. His iwO companions.
who are now in the city jail. deny any
knowledge Of the murder. but from
other recruits gho saw the three to-
gether during Saturday evening. Il was
learned that the name Of the man who
did the killing was Wellington c. Lie
wellyn. and that he came from Globe.
Arizona A reward has been offered
for him. dead or alive There was talk
OF lynchiug. should he be taken alive.
but this seems TO have died out.
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FXCITING TRTP
or the Transport Centennial = Mar
rowIy Escaped Capture


rOUIy Escaped Capture
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 12-The
United States transport Centennial ar
rived from Manila to-day. after very
exciting round trip. she narrowly
missed a couple Of typhoons ashore on
3 coral reef. where the entire crew nar-
rowIy escaped capture a; the hands Of
the FiIIplnos. one OF the sailors was
killed by a parting hawse- and one OF
the quartsFmasteTs was stabbed By 2
cOlored cook
Because Of the stabbins Charles VIII
son. Of the Centennial's galley stan. az
rived here in irons, while Herman Bre-
vey the transports qU2rtermaS;sE.
must 20 20 a hospital. During the
tightening process necessary 20 get the
Centennial on the reef near Manila, on
her outward trip. q quantity OF govern
msnt stores, 10 the value OF fls,og). had
10 be tstusOned and were eagerly ap-
propTiated By the Fihpiaos, Who
Swarmed about the reef and made more
than one attack for IN. purpose Of cap
turing the vessel and cTeT. Upon her
return trip TO this port the Centennial
brought q number Of invaded officers
and men from the various regiments
The wives OF officers are also on board.
Major B. lockwood. Captain w II
Eell and Lieutenant Hawkins are IN
yailded home. Lisutenan: Parker has
been promoted 10 4 first ueutenancy IN
the sixth cavalry, and comes back 70 80
In his troop.
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ger ve-eln- The FORMER izssis
veterans Of the German a-=y.
and the latter the veterans q.
The Franco-Prussian var. The day =.
naiiEst the opening % the c5aye1a--L
and ;he. pzytag OF tributes b. Gers
Americans To the men WhO made pas-
sible the present greatness o. TIE Gsg-
man empire The pageant vas lag.
and Er.uGsiIg.
Ths cordial relations between L,
Germau-Amerfcazs and thslr .sr5z
cOultryylen was made manifest 10 IL
enthusiastic cheering that greeted =
every hand the two y0Ens women ge5
Represented Columbia and Gsrzzs.l,
and In the singing b. { na.l.g5s
al Shs-psho0S=r's PARK. % GeEals AL
American national anthems. T2-13,-
row TIE business sessions % tie c.
VenIIon begin
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IOWA DEMOCRATS
To be Addressed by Bryan-Every'
,hE,,,,- =, -, Re-arttiy,s the. Ticket.

To be Addressed by Bryan-Every-
thing at sea Regarding the Ticket
DES MONIES. Iowa Angus; ls.-Io-
wa Democrats who are nov arriving
tor the state convention. w!.ich meets
Wednesday. viii on Tuesday evening.
be addressed by ". J. Bryan Every
thing is at sea regarding the ticket and
platform.
Three men are mentioned as eandi-
dates for tie nomination for governor
Ths Rev. Il. II. Bashor, % Waterloo. IS
an active candidate. and he viii prob
ably b nominated. he Is for free sil-
Yer az IS TO / JUdge u J. Wade, OF
Iowa City. has been brought out IN the
last fsw days Is = gUbsTna;or!Al cauct-
date Il Is believed the Chicago plat
foru, and Bryan Will Be endorsed The
platform viii be aai-in.pe-ial and anti
trust
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NJ. r. ?. Olivia, OF Barcelona. Spain.
spsnas his Elnters az Aiken, S. c. Weak
nerves had caused severe 7aIns in the
back q his head. or using Electric BIZ
tsrs. Americas greatest Blood and
Nerve Remedy. all pain sool IE:; him
He says this grand medicine Is what his
couatry needs, All America knows that
+; cures liver and kidney trouble. puv!-
des the blood, tones ~ .he stomach,
strengthens the nerves, puts vim, visor
ana new lie into every muscle. nerve
and organ % the body II weak, tired
or aiiiaE you need g. Every bottle
guaranteed. only % cents, sod b
Lcgaa Dsus Co. druggists.
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Special Dispatch 70 the Inieil!geaceF.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Aug. h
The state board Of public works has
appointed John T. Rossberg and ]. a.
Chase assessors OF real estate for Mar
shall county. and a. H. McGinnis for
Tyler county. Geo. c. Mcintosh VIII
retain his appointment IS assessor Tor
Faye;te. the board having decided tnat
the position Is not an office within the
meaning OF the constitution McIn-
foSh's removal was sought on The
ground that, as he was a member Of the
legislature which passed the act. ne
was disqualified from holding otace
created under IL.
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NEGRo PRNcE So alARRIE0
LondOu Clergyman Refuses TO Marry
Him White Woman


LONDON, August Kit vas report
ed to-day that Prime Loben. who Is
aIleged TO Be the son Of the late Lo-
bengula. king OF NatabeleI. had been
married AZ the registary once BY spe-
cal license to Florence Kate JeEett- >
JeUess. who formerly liver in Cape Col
ouy. where she amassed considerable
money. The marriage was 70 nave
been performed on Thursday AZ St
Matthias church. EaFi's court. but vas
postponed. Il was said. until to-day oW-
Ing 20 the refusal Of the curate 70 per
form the ceremony.
INQUIRIES show that no license for
them 10 marry to-day IN the diocese o.
London had been issued II was also
learned that though the ill-assorted
pair had for hours driven in carriage
70 and from churches. elergynen's res
licences and the registry once. they
were refused everywhere. The woman
now declares that she and Lobsn have
been married for three weeks.
The South African Exhibition clsec-
torate, where Loben was one Of the eT-
hibits. had booked a single sfeeEase
massage for him 20 Cape Town. where
ne vas ANAAAAEAAg = aahAeAGaA A@AH
was 10 have sailed tomorrow, but he
has escaped from the exhibition The
couples Whereabouts Is al present IN
known.
The Evening News says that Loben
Is not a prince and neither Is be the son
Of LObelgula- Miss Jewett. OF Mrs Lo-
ben. or whatever her name may Be. Is
OF very dark complexion and looks Ike
an Indian rance
The afternoon papers, which accept
ed the report Of the wedding as tue,
generally termed the marriage oojec-
tionable and disZTacetuL
The Daily Man urges the government
20 close the exhibitors kraal owing to
the craze that has developed among
white women. who crowd about the
place and give gifts 20 the negroes.
The papeF says that such actions are
likely 70 result IN the negroes showing
disrespect for the whites when they re-
turn TO Africa
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VICTORIA. B. C.. Aug. 1.-THE Nj
owera brings the news from New Zeal
and that the brlgzntlne Enterprise has
been lost She LEI; Dueing on the Siih
of June last for three days ran to
Tema-1. and nothing more has beel
heard Of her, although both private and
government searches have been made.
4 series OF fierce storms occurred short
~ after her departure. and IL IS belisyeSt
she went down in one OF these Her
skipper was Captain Oron Maxwell, who
had been on her f0r quarter OF CEN
Jury. Her crew numbered eighteen
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JnrINEz SATISFIED
whhthe e.. d Domiaieaa \

With the Progress OF Dominican Be
yoIurioa-Has Money and Troops
HAVANA. August i3.--CeR=ral JGn
Is!dro Jfninez, the &spIranr to Tie pa
idsncy Of the republic Of saato Doz---
so. says he has received news o. Il
meroUs recent successes OF his part
sans he declares also that he has Il
the money ne needs. IS wen as III.
sand men under arms.
At an early date Il expects . racz.fa
news u the utter coilapsa o: TIE I-ss-
enI Dominican government. -,ts'
which Ee VIII 80 70 Salto DnEihsS =
soon as his parttsars. who Il SIS AZ
Z Elz3srSy q the population, tss..e.
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Arrn.Amcrican Council.

CHICAGO. Aug. ia convention O
the .Afro-Aneriean council % coiores
men viii De held at Bethel church. be
ginning Wednesday and lasting unil
Saturday evening. This convention VII
probably Be one % the most !mp0rtln
gatherings % coiorrd men that IN,
been held gar some tlrne. l. Is eNpectes
that aEht will result over the res1il,
lions which u is promised VIII b. lutEo,
ducel dsngunclnE President Mckinley
Tor not using the Federal authorities {,
prcyuat lynallnEs IN the south.
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FRANKFORT. KY, August l2.-Gov-
ernor Bradley discussing the interview
with CONGRESSMAN \. 5. Berry Of New
port. IN which the latter declared By
an might b. shot q he persists in COM
ing 10 the state IN the interests Of Gee-
ri. he said. 81 cannot think Mr..
Berry made the statement attributed 20
him. In any event, such n statement Is
nm insult 10 Kentucky and wholly
without foundation Of excuse. Mr..
Bryan would be IN no more danger IN
Kentucky than In any other state in the
country"
Ey-S senator Blackburn also disCredits
tn, statement and insists that IL IS 50
.dlotc that Mr.. Berry never said such
. thing"
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Frnit E1hibit at Paris.

WASHINGTON, D. c. August ls.-Ir
view OF the growing importance % the
fruit industry % this country. an espe-
cial effort viii be made to make an at
trac;Ivs showing OF fruits at the Paris
exposition and Director Dodge. OF the
agricultural department. who viii have
charge Of the agricultural display has
prepared . circular which wil be sent
broadcast over the country. asking toE
contributions 20 the proposed exhibit.
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DALLAS. Texas. August il-i2-'s-
man a. P. Rawlings was under re =
aGence % liquor, and friend VS. tT7lls
20 induce him 20 80 home. when 1910
4 Daniel crossed The sfre1;. l11 =
down In front Of q store. Raw
pointed his fngsr g; Daniels, al -
E!th "a oath. There sits . e-"-.-.
Both men drew G5-c1lib7e siy-ss25
and began urius Eight or niEe g
were Ard. ard both men feI m1'il..
wounded. Rawlings lived ten -
utss. Daniels lived Al hour
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UP IN A BURNING BALLOON.
PeriIous Adventure Of Parachute
Jumper at Owego, y. Y.


BISGHAMPToN. August i1-Day!d
Nccabe Jumped from q blazing balloon
half q mile high, in the presence OF a
thousand people. at owego. Saturday
evening. NcCabe is travelling with
welsh Brothers Circus. giving free ex-
hibitious on the show grounds. The
balloon he uses Is Of the hot-air variety
ana is inflated by means q a stack
Just as be had seated himself on the
t-apeze and shouted 70 the men holding
the guy ropes. Everybody let 10. Il
VAS discovered that the mouth o. the
balloon was sm0uiIeTius. II was too
late 10 halt. however. and the huge bag
shot skywurd The draught famed tn
spark into q blaze and the crowd were
harrihed 20 see tongue % fame run
along the canvas shooting upward to-
ward the top. Tue shouts % the crowd
warned ths aer1uauf " his danger.
ard. though the balloon was sim sway
ing violently be climbed upward and
l01sensd the parachute. when this
was done be was halG mile from The
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British Commander NIisrepresentet

British Commander MtsreprtSeuteu'
BASFF. y. ". T. August l2.-sena-
tor Beyeridse. OF Indiana, is taking the
waters in the Canadian National Park,
and is well
Lieutenant Commander Percy St
John. Of her majesty's ship Peacock is
also heEe and can scarcely contain him
self with indignation on account Of his
reputed criticism o! General Otis and the
Filipino campaign American papers 10
hand continuing the reported inter-
views at Victoria, have made the com
niander furious, He denies the cor
rectnsss % his interviews and has
through IFS attorneys demanded 20 Be
set right
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CHICAGO. Angus; i3-The delegates
70 the convention Of the National As
ISOLATION Of Coloyed women's Clubs.
win laeer tomorrow in Quinn Chapel,
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday viii
De devoted TO the business OF the con-
yentlon. Especial attention will b.
given 70 the department OF home Work
and the report OF She committee on
prison reforms In this connection.
particular notice viii be taken % the
prisons Of the south.
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nALTIMoRE 4 OHIO RAmRolD
Excursions to Atlantic City and So
shore. At Very Low Rates, thur
DAYS, August 10 and ri.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad -
arranged a series Of popular sa1s -
excursions. 20 b. run TatIs-l! ,
Angus; 10 and - TO A;ll1a s.y'
Cars Nay. sea Isle Cts, oraa7 ~,
y. J.. aud Ocean city, Nd. TizA"s ~
be good afteen 10 days, ine.l-.-s -
o. sale. -
Stop overs win De allowed oz rs.l,ii
trip al Philadelphia, Elltim =,
Washington on tickets SOLD 90 Ne.
sey resorts and at Baltimore ana W,
InCton on tickets sold 70 OCEAN e''s'
Maryland f-.-s
Tickets win be sold on above - -
from Wheeling for SO round w
traigs isavins ~ 1856 anl 5s-s o. n
$3.50 and 80 8, ia -
Call on OF address T. c. burN.,
sanEgr auE ticket agent. H4-li u, ~.
Ohio railroad Tor tickets and ~! '-.''
nation.
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corsNs PERIsn n a VEIL
One sunocated While Trying to Res
cue rht. Other.

NllE ouA0[AAANA p" AAAAN - aA@e -
cue tbe other.
LOUISVILLE. KY. august Bon
JsIllos creek. about eight miles from
williamsburg. this morning Cornelius
and Robert Campbell. cousins. were
killed in a well which Robert was hay-
ing dug. Robert went down into ii and
began TO scream. Men a; once began
drawing up the tub. bu; when halt way
Up Campbell Eel! out.
Cornelius Campbell got IN the tub
and they lowered him As soon as he
reached the bottom he yelled Saci. that
his cousin was dead. his skull being
crushed. Then he asked 10 be drawn
out. as he was srno;herinS. but hc was
unable 20 get into the tub and held on
10 the sides. When he had been raised
q few feet his hold gave way and he
fell back on the body o. his cousin.
dead. The men above lowered rope
with a running moose and succeeded In
getting this around the foot Of each
cousin and drawing theIT bodies out
Foul gas had killed both.