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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-07

New York, July s.
FLOUR-Receipts. 40,s63 bbls.. exports.
winter straights, buyers and sellers were
Sc. apart; spring patents were sparingiy
offered.
RYE-steadier; No. Western. 65I13sSe
car lots.
WHEAT-Receipts, 1s2. $50 bushels; ex-
ports. 1887 bushels; sales, 1.6sg,000 bush
els futures, 22iooc bushels spot and out
afioat; No. 2 red, 1915 elevator: No.
Northern Duluth, S2h fob afioat to ar
rive; No. hard Duluth. S55s fob. afoat
to arrive.
CORN-Receipts. 35s,s50 bushels ex-
ports 1882 bushels; sales, 5000 bushels
futures. SIS. 600 bushels spot and outports;
spot easter; No. 2, 40s fob. afioat; do. 30
elevator.
OATS-Receipts. 155,O00 bushels; exports.
2g2 2SG bushels; sales. 10000 bushels spot;
spot quiet; No 2, 30; No. 3, 23z: No. 2
white, 31la-
cut meats, firm; picked hams, 91zg10.
LARD-Steady; Western steamed closed
at S.32lk: city, sIsOer4S5; July closed
s532l.. nominal; refined, unchanged.
PORK-Dull.
BUTTER-Steady: creamery. 15g1sH;
do. factory. 12MliA: state dairy. 13lzGl7;
do. creamery, 15M1Sla.
CHEESE-Steady; large white and col
ored s. small white and coIored. sk.
Enthusiastically: state and Pennsylvania,
15kMis; Western fresh. lils@l5' Southern.
sail.
PETEoLETM IN, refined .s,,,I New
s1.35; do. in bulk. SIS.
ROSIN-Firmer.
TURPENTINE-Strong
RICE-F'irm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and active.
SUGAR-Raw. about steacy; fair re-
fined 4; centrifugal 80 test. ~. molasSes
sugar. 37s; refined. steady and unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-07
FAVORABLE FEELING GROWS.
People Don't Believe See'y Brothers commit'
ted Assault: Causing Mothers Death.

Dedham, Mass, July 1.-THE Seery
brothers. Joseph f and John W., who
are serving brief sentence for drunk
enness in Dedham Jail prior to arraign-
ment on a charge of murder, have Sc
cured counsel, Edwin c. Jenney of
Hyde Park. and Benjamin H. Green
hood Of Dedham.
The lawyers have determined to out
line their defence on the ground that
1T was possible for stranger to have
entered the house by the rear windows
and commit the assault during which
Mrs. Seery died. The feeling is grow
ing stronger that the two sons would
not have committed so atrocious an
assault. and the talk of the neighbors
is that both, in the past. had shown
much tenderness toward their mother
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-07
Howard. Crosby & Co.'S. letter.
Boston, July 6.

Boston, July G.
Yester
sept wheat 1874 1il2 1854 4hS 1875 q
Wheat opened steady almost where IL
Closed, last night, i.ivcrpools decline Of
70 l1sd. not entirely rejecting thch de-
ciihc IN our markets. yesterday: later in
inc session Liverpool gained and the
market closed only from q to ed lower
There is too much rain in The Northwrst
Wnlch caused covering by shorts and
TINS was also aided by the ra.er bullisn
ONO state report for July, which makes
the condition of winter wheat only N al
against % by the government in Tune
and the market held its strength fairly
We'll IN spite OF foreign selling. North
western receipts continue heavy, 1853 cars
against only 81. same day, last ycar
rIp, IGay receipts for the week. 1869. 500
,Price current says: mo material
ehanse to note in regard to yield OF
w s quality is quite good" Primes
crop bureau reports weather very unsc1
tied but conditions. so far as moisfnre
+ concerned. do not extend wcsr nf ~,
mississippi river. Spring wheat renoris
ilulcate larry good crop prospects b,Ir
SHOW mat they greatly depend upon clear
cooi, urT weather for the headin. and fill
ing OF the trop. We think prices ara inI,
enough. CO ~"
Inc stock market opened active ona
Strong but realizations were liberal and
inc efeci was felt in some fractional rc
actions IN the railway list from hos.
prices. The feature of the Industrial lie,
Ms MS sugar. which sold up on heavy huy
M, y Lawson brokers in both raarknt.,
a M neld its gain fairly Well Consider
ap!c buying by commission houses an5
io1 A-ohcoh account was evident, but was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-07
ROBERT BONNER DEAD.
The Famous Publisher and Lover Of Fine
Horses Passes Away, Aged IS Years.

New York, July 6.-Robert Bonner,
publisher of the New York Ledger and
owner of famous horses, died at his
home in this city, tonight. Mr.. Bon
ner had been i'll for some months, but
was able to be about until about 10
days ago. Death was due to a general
breaking down of the system.
There were with him when he died
Robert Edwin Bonner and Francis
Bonner, his sons; Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Bonner, son and daughter-i law;
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Ford, daughter
and son-inlaw. His death occurred
at TAO =. NJ. Mr.. Bonner enjoyed re-
markable health until few months
ago, when his life long friend, Rev.
John Hall. died. A second shock to
him was the death of his son, Andrew
Allen Bonner Dec. q last.
After this Mr.. Bonner's temperma-
mcnt perceptibly changed. He made
fewer trips to his magnificent farm
near TarrytOwn and contented himself
with short drive daily.
A week ago Tuesday. he took his last
drive. On his return home his case
was so serious that several doctors
were called in consultation with his
family physician, DIR. Mum. Me be-
came much worse on the following day
and since then took no nourishment.
He lost consciousness, early this morn
ing. and remained in that condition to
the end.
Robert Bonner was born in London
derry. Ireland, April IS, 1924. He first
settled in this country in Hartford CT.
He was president of the Scotch-Irish
Society of America. the only society
with which he was identified
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GRAZED BY BULLET,
Ex-King Milan Narrowly Es-
capes Being Assassinated.
-Four Shots Fired--SIight|y Wound
ed in Arm and Back.
Would-be Assassin Arrested pupular Dem.
onstrasion Alter Attempt.

Belgrade, Servia, July 6.-Former
King Milan. father of King Alexander
OF Servia, narrowly escaped assassina-
ton here, this evening. The would be
murderer is under arrest.
He fired four revolver shots. one of
which slightly graZed His Majesty. an
other wounding in the hand Adjutant
Lukitch, who was with him.
King Milan was also slightly
wounded in the back.
At the time the attack was made,
about $50, King Milan was driving
through Michael street in an open car
riage.
The would-be assassin is about Is
years old and has not yet been identi-
fed by the police.
On his return to the palace, King
Milan received the congratulations of
the members of the cabinet and the
diplomatic corps upon his escape
Later in the evening. King AleXan-
der drove through Michael street and
was enthusiastically received by the
populace.
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FASTEST HEATS OF SEASON.
Prince Alert Goes Two Heats in POT ~ At
Charter Oak Park.

Hartford, CT, July 1.-THE racing
events at Charter Oak park. today.
drew a large crowd. The features was
the fast time of Prince Alert in the
2io pace, which was 2.071. in each Of
the two miles it required to take the
race. 1t was the fastest time made in
the East, this season. The 2.25 pace
was won by Red Sovereign; best time.
2.16A; and the 2.23 pace by Baron
March; best time, 2.15.
Charley Murphy. the bicycler, rode
an exhibition mile paced by tandems
in 200, the quarters being: 27k. 57x.
1333
The one-mile open was won by
George Collett of New Haven, in 2161z.
and the mile handicap was won by
Collett in 212
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Offset to some extent by professional
scIiipg. The Iron and Steel stocks were
steady and firm and there was no particu-
lar feature to the railway list.
Continental Tobacco rallied on an ar
tempt to cover shorts. as did American
Tobacco, which became active and higher
on good buying based upon better earn
Of the company have been satisfactorily
adjusted. We are told by excellent au-
thOrity that Continental Tobacco pre-
ferrcd will get adividcnd in October, while
American Tobacco common Will receive q
higher dividend rate. The special strength
In Sugar was attributed partly to the
weakness I'm raw sugars and the main
tenance Of refined. There was moderate
commission house buying Of railroads at
the decline.
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THE VOLUNTEERS.


sylvania: Goth at Fort Mcpherson. Ga;
30th at Fort Sheridan, Illinois; 31st at
Fort Thomas, Kentucky; 32nd at Fort
LeavenwOrth, Kan; 33rd at Fort Sam
Houston, Texas: 34th at Fort Logan
Colorado: 35th at Vancouver Barracks
Washington.
(Signed) r. A. ALGER,
Secretary Of War;
The regiments will be organized &C
cording to the provisions of the Act
of March 2, 1899. and will consist Of SO
officers and 1909 enlisted men each.
Districts for recruiting designated
regiments are announced as follows:
26th Regiment, Plattsburg Barracks,
cepting Connecticut and the portion of
the state of New York north of the
end degree of latitude.
9th Regiment. Camp Meade. Pa: the
state of Connecticut, the portion of the
state of New York south of the And
degree of latitude, Maryland, Virginia,
West Virginia. North Carolina and the
District of Columbia.
2Sth Regiment Camp Meade, Pa;
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Della
ware.
18th Regiment. Fort Mcpherson, Ga. !;
South Carolina. Georgia, Florida, Ala
bama, Mississippi and Louisiana.
30th Regiment, Fort Sheridan, Ills;
Illinois. Michigan and Wisconsin.
3lst Regiment, Fort Thomas, KY:
Ohio. Indiana, Kentucky and Tennees-
see.
32nd Regiment, Fort Leavenworth,
Kan: Iowa. Nebraska, Kansas, Mis-
souri,. Arkansas, Oklahoma and Indian
Territory.
3Srd Regiment Fort Sam Houston,
Tex: state of Texas.
34th Regiment Fort Logan. Col. {;
Colorado, Wyoming. Utah, Minnesota,
North and South Dakota and Montana
and Arizona and New Mexico.
35th Regiment. Vancouver Barracks,
Wash; California, Nevada, Oregon,
Washington, Idaho and Alaska.
Tho term of service will be for the
period ending June 80, 1901. and these
enlistments may be made without re-
striction as to citizenship or educa-
tional qualifications"
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HAvANA HAS YELLOW FEVER.
Attacks Old Spanish Woman and American
No Danger Of Spread.

Havana, July 1.-Two cases of yellow
fever have been reported. today. One Of
the patients is an old Spanish woman who
has been in cuba for two years and wl>n
her the disease is in a mild form.
The other case is that Of an American
whose symptoms are still doubtful. al
though it is believed by Surgeon Major
Davis and other officers to be yellow
fever Both cases We're discovered in u
bad part of the city which is but little
frcquented by Americans, but Surgeon
Major Davis does not believe there is
much danger that the disease will spread
The health of the troops is remarkably
good and makes Il better showing than at
ordinary posts in the United States.
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HEAVY LOSS BY LIGHTNING.
Prince edward island Towns Suffer Heavily
from Electric Storms.

Charlottetown +. f. J.. July 6.-Another
severe electric storm passed over queens
county yesterday evening. y son 81
Thomas Curicy, Village Green, Suing IN
ih,, door of his horse stable. was struck
by lightning and rendered unconscious
for over an hour. He Will recover
A barn belonging to james McAd2m7
Lake VERDI was struck AMI burned to inc
ground together with a threshlnS mn.
cleaner and Il new self binder. AS theff
was no insurance. McAdams' loss wis
heavy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-07
No Tyranny

When Gen. Butler was ruling New Or
leans with an iron hand and acquired a
reputation for tyranny" southern
planter. recently arrived there, saw some
placards posted on fences and walls
which read. BUY your shirts at
Moody's'' The planter concluded that It
was another Of Buffers orders and decid-
ed to submit, saying: II don't need any
shirts, and it's shame to be compelled
to buy 'em now, but i don't want any
more, trouble; probably Buffers a part
ner in the concern. 50 reckon I'd bet
ter bIIy half a dozen"
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Gen. BrOoke's Death Report.

Washington. July 6.-Gen. Brooke at
Havana cables the war department the
following deaths: Fifth, Santiago.
Major Paul Clandenin, surgeon-in-
charge hospital; Privates Edward Isen-
berg. hospital corps; Fred Shilling, 5th
Infantry; Martin Delemple, G. 5th In
fantry Died. 4th, Private Michael Nc
Cuoka. 5th Infantry: jeremiah Sulli-
van, civilian, all of yellow fever.
Fourth. Que Mados, Private VIM. p.
Trout. 3, eth Cavalry, gun shot
wounds.
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delphia at Brooklyn. Washington at Bal
timOre, Chicago at Pittsburg, Cincinnati
at Louisville, Cleveland at St. Louis.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Thursday. Friday. acknowledgements.
at Montreal, Providence at Toronto.
Springfield at Rochester. Hartford at Sy-
racuSe.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Friday-Brockton at Pawtucket, Man
chester at Portland. Newport at Taunton.
Saturday-Newport at Brockton, Man.
chester at Portland, Pawtuckct ut Taun-
ton.
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WILL co TO PITTSBURG.
Citizens Will Hire Special Train for 10Th
cnnsyIvania from Frisco.

Washington, July G.-Ciov. Stone Of
Pennsylvania, Mayor Dichl of PittsburS
Assistant Postmaster General ShallcnbCr-
ger with a delegation of Pittsburg citi-
Zens, called on Adjutant General Corbin
today. and made arrangements to have
the lcth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.
now in the Philippines. brought To Pitts
burg for muster out. The regiment will
be practically discharged at San Fran
cisco and will be paid while en- route TO
Pittsburg. The citizens OF Pittsburg5 have
agreed to bring the regiment home bv
special train and the soldiers will have
all their travel pay allowance from San
Francisco to their homes.
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GEN. JOSEPH WHEELER
Ordered 10 Report to Gen. Otis Tor Service
in Philippines.

Washington. July 6.-Brigadier Cen
cral Joseph Wheeler was, today, order
ed to report to General Otis at Manila
for service in the Philippine islands.
Gen. Wheeler is much pleased with
his assignment to the Philippines and
is making preparations for leaving for
San Francisco.
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THE OFFICIALS PROMISE
But Chicago & Alton Engineers Arc No: Salts
fled With the Situation.

Chicago. July G-Thc Tribune says: y
between chief Arthur and :.
committee of the brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers ana General MANAGE"
q II. ChapT,cll and General Solicitor ".
IL Brown Of the Chicago x Alton Rail
road. as to grievances which the Brother
hood has against that road. II Is under
stboI has failed to bring results satiSiac-
tory ia The employees. although the oifi-
ciais promised, in general way. to rignt
he grievances.
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Brstol-Bristol. 5; New London, 8.
Al Toronto-Toronto. /: Providence, o..
At Observation-Disclosures Paterson L.
At Bridgeport-Waterb o; Bridge
At Observation-Disclosures. 6; Spring
field. 3. ,.,,
barre. g. ~,
pire Malone gave the game to Norwich m
the eighth on account of a questioned
decision.
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DIES FROM SMALLPOX.
William McKenna, British Sailor, Dies
at Quarantine in Boston Harbor.

Boston, July civilian McKenna.
the fireman of the British steamer On
tario, who was landed at quarantine,
last Sunday, ill with smallpox, died.
yesterday, and was buried at Gal
lope's island. He was about As years
old and is understood to have a fam
lily in Hull, England
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CASE BALL.
New England League Games.
AT PORTLAND.

The Portlands won from the Manches
tiers. in game that was never in doubt
field. which accounts in large measure for
the big score. Manager Irwin put Morris
sey in to pitch in the eighth but it did
not result in the desired Improvement.
. 3 6 9 r. He
Portland, % . 9 x-li-l5-l
Batteries--Miller and loft; Morrssey,
Curran and Lake.
AT PAWTCCKET
The Colts could make no Roadway
against the effective pitching of Tom
Smith. who was supported in errorlcsS
style The visitors played with great vim
and were in the game every minute. their
work being a revelation in comparison
with that of previous visits. Umpire
Kelley put Ferris out of the game in the
eighth for using vulgar language and
there was big kick with indications of
trouble at the close of the game. Lee
pines work was a feature. he having 70
putouts, record for the league.
Taunton. 0 o o 5 / . 0 , 0-6-lO-G
Pawtucket, > . . o . o. i--G
Batteries-Smith and Curtis; Callahan
and Wiley.
AT NEWPORT.
The game was the finest of the season.
Foley added another Shutout to his long
account of such tcats. The Brockton
hits. For II innings the home plate was
not crossed. but in the 12th, Newport
claimed two. Attendance. $50
6 ! 80 Il T. R.H,E
b., 90 0 0 0 0 0 U-o- 81
Batteries Foley and Millerick; Hawke
and Holmes.
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KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED.

Taunton. Mass. July S-David F. Leon
ard, residing near Kings Furnace in this
city, reported to the police, this morning.
that about 10 o'clock last night. while on
his way home, he was knocked down with
a club in the hands of tall. dark feat
ured man. Mr.. Leonard also claims that
he was robbed of 500. which he carried
highway robbery is a prominent horse
man and generally carries considerable
money about with him
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FLOWN TO ATOMS BY DYNAMITE.

Columet. Mich, July G-Ninetecn sticks
of dynamite at the bottom of Osceoa
mine cxplodcd, yesterday. blowing the
arms legs and head off man named }.
DlIckicr ana seriously iniurinE #cycrai
others Mine Inspector Hall is conduct
ing an investigation into the accident
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Palmer of the Department Of the Lakes.
broke all records, last month. in sending
recruits to the Philippines. Between
June and July 2, lila men enlisted IN
Chicago and its vicinity were sent to
San Francisco. or this number IS were
colored recruits. The work Of enlistment
will be carried on all summer.
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ONE KILLED-TWO WILL DIE.

Pittsburg, Pa, July GA shifting en-
CINE on the Pittsburg Junction ran
down pleasure party of colored peo-
pie In Shenley park about midnight.
One man was killed and two women
probably fatally injured.
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Chicaao Produce Market.

Chicago, July s.
The leading futures closed as follows:
\ WHEAT-July. 72A; September. 74h0
1ias; December, 76I76h.
CORN-July. 331gM53as: September. 33ss
6,33s4 December, 33h.
OATS-July, 23z; September, 2os4n2OA;
PoRK%July, ss.35: September, ss.55.
LARD-July, $O1ia; September. $5.2211
RIBS-July, $3.50; September $3.50.
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CHICAGO Wheat Market.

Chicago, July 6.-Fear for the safety Of
the spring wheat crop added PC. per
bushel to the value Of that cereal, today.
Corn declined ". Oats advanced 70 and
provisions closed unchanged to TIC
higher for pork.
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BOUND FOR BATH.
Cruiser Annapolis With Naval Cadets Coming
to Inspect Shipyards.

Philadelphia. July G.-The cruiser An
napolis with the naval cadets, who have
been inspecting the shipyards along the
Delaware river, on board. weighed an
chor, today, and started for Bath. Me.
where the shipyards there Will be in
SDcctcI.
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DIES FROM HIS INJURIES

South birmingham, Mass, july G.
James Doyle, SO years Old of Saxonyille
died at the hospital here today, from in,
juries received in a collision on the Sax
onville 4 Natick Street Railway last
Monday. He is survived by a wife ami
large family in SaxonviIle.
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SUCCEEDS COUNTESS OFABERDEEN
Mrs. May Wright Scwai to Preside Owe,
Women International Congress.

London. July G.-Mrs. May Wright Sew
All. president of the United States Coun-
Gill of the Womcn's Interna tonal Con
Gress. has been elected to succeed the
Countess of Aberdeen rs president of the
congress, which will hold its next meet-
ing in Berlin.
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New York Money Market

New York, July s.
Money on call firm. $685. per cent; la st
loan. 3lz per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 3i4M4 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at ASil4H
i.S1i4 for demand and at 81, 5Lm4.s5is for
60 days; posted rates, SfS69iiSel2 ami
A.SSni.SSia; commercial bills, $is4la.
Silver certificates, G0ft6l.
Bar silver, 6G%..
Mexican dollars, 49,.
Government bonds, irregular.
l. ir,.nn
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At ROCKPORT. SATURDAY.
Brooklyn Will Leave New York and Squadron.
Newport. Today. to Meet.

Washington, July G.-The navy depart
ncnt is advised that the Brooklyn will
squadron Newport, tomorrow. and will
rendezvous at Rockport, Mass, July s.
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Friday-New York at Boston. l'hlladcl-
ph!a at Brooklyn, Baltimore at Wash!nE
Louisville. Cleveland at ST. Louis.
Sa urday-New York at Boston, Pi.li
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Two Cinnamon, driving recklessly
through Vancouver in an endeavor to
overtake a funeral and drive away the
evil spirits, ran over and killed child.
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BATH IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP

The new brick machine shop built at
the Bath Iron Works, last spring. is 10
he continued for distance ot 81 lcct
and when completed it win give one shop.
no feet long. \ little later the location
of the brass foundry may be changed and
ed before fall.
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4unyoA guarantees
hat hl0 RhGumati
Cure will cure nearly
Al cases Of rhcuma.
tl0 In q few hours;
that his Dyspepsia Cure
Will cure indigestion and
all stomach troubles:
that his Kidney Cure
WIN cure 90 per cent.
- al eases OF kidney
trouble: that his ca.
tarrh Cure will cure
eatarrA no matter how
loog standing: that his
Headache CUE will cure
any kind Of headache In
q few minutes; that
bic Gold Cure will
0uirk1v hpAAk nm any
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Yellow Fever Death at Santiaqo.

Washington, July 6.-The war depart
mcnt has advices of the death of Lieut..
Mclaughlin, Volunteer Signal Corps, at
Santiago de Cuba, of yellow fever.
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SUICIDE AT cHARLEsTowN, MASS.

Boston. July G.-Mrs Lizzie Fatkin
committed suicide by hanging at her
home in Charlcstown, during the night.
Mrs. Fatkin was 43 years of age. Worry
over financial reverses, it is thought, led
10 the suicide.
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New York Cotton MARKET.

New York, July 6.
Cotton spot closed steady; middling up
lands 6ls; do gulf, ess- Sales, 1886 bales.
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10 Cure Constipation in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
To Strengthen Nerves in Ono Week
70 Cure Sick Headache in One Day
Cake t,leveland's Celery Compound zsas
&C. Trial size free. IL II faalo g cure
'ou. money will be refunded. Jo00
rl.k,;r. Vert Enc Kennehae BRl1D9