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OLIVER LOVING CUP
South Bends Largest Patron Is Fit
Iin.lY kcmcm bered.

South Bend, Ind, May 31.-James
Oliver, who, as poor boy on meager
wages. started in life in this country
and has lived to see himself at the
head of the largest plow works In the
world gave to South Bend hotel
which in furnishings and complete
ness has no superior anywhere
This hotel was completed at cost
of S6Oo.09o, and was dedicated Dec. 20,
1899. Since then .ae Onvers have pur-
chased large additional property to Ell
large the hotel. In recognition of his
public spirit the people of South Bend
last night, the 57th anniversary of
his wedding day, presented him a cost
,;oS sneecf' he pcfny
,,ovament. and an address was made
nv Mayor Colfax. The occasion was
made one of the utmost feiicity, the
neople o4 South BEND honor1ng the
event With glad hearts The cup aho
f''sse rtss- f<srAAas.l
CON. aims about 900 pennyweights OF
god
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Died of HytiroDhOfDia.

Muncia, Ind, May 81. = Charles
IIarshman ? ged 26, who was bitten
on ne thumb last Saturday by dog,
died in terrible agony at Pidelar sta
ton last night EarShman paid no at
tention to the inquiry until another dog
and two head of cattle bitten by the
dog had died, when he became Ill and
yesterday was delirious. ii requiring
several men to hold him at times. The
case has been diagnosed as hydropho-
bia. but some of the physicians be
Heve Harshman died of fright
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Entertained

ohFer fetta entertained a numbe,
o. young people at his home an so,,tI,
fourth street last evening in a verv
denghtfui manner. Games rr,,.,
played and elegant refresbu,ants
we're served The following eruest :
sEere presells ..sssses Af;f.s NJ.
man. Flora SperIing. Anna Pa,,el
Emma barth. Ina Vogelman. Ina
=, Ida Miller, Edna sfiH.r
CARA Mllierand Anna Argus: Messrs
Leo sogelman. Andy Rauch. Otto
zeyen. Oliver Fetta, William I.awlar
Jesse NIechman, Bernard Oyeruaan
Fetta and VIII Dunino
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STARVING INDIA'S
Pitiful Cry for Bread-What Will
Richmond and Wayne County
Do for the Starving
Millions?

The Ministerial association of our
city has taken up the matter of rails
ing funds for the relief of suffering
india Missionaries in the field have
for months been writing OF the ter,
ribie distress of nillious or human
beings In the far off land.
In a recent issue of the Christian
l;ns or reached human ears confeef
from famine-smitten India sorely
distressed and greatly afflicted peo-
nle MANY millions of human oelnSs
ave- i'm various stages OF Starvation,
and a considerable portion OF THESE
~ death door. The greatest caeas-
trophe of the closing century Is no"
being enacted, and unless help comes
lsnaedily to India relief millions o
men women and children, prlncipal
Iv of the farming communities, mus
die before the new crop Is harvest
ed. -,
Arrangements are now oeln!
na3,, To canvass the city aus
antire county for aid. The maj
ta,. has been laid before the varioa
e Itownship trustees. who, IN connes
n ton with the various minister
r throughout the county and others
4 IS hoped, viii see that the work ;,
!. Wen and Systematically done IN Il
= various townships OF the county
On next Monday evening, June
meeting will be held IN era
Methodist church, at which ca
yassing committee will be appoine
70 visit as far as possible every hol
and individual in the city, In the
- terest of this worthy and huma
a. Arrangements have been n ma
III with the Dickinson Loan ana IT
,o the funds collected for this purpo
n All correspondence or remittan
- NAV also be directed to them;
an =. any information desired Will oe ems
s,al n fully impaired at their office on so
No aigbth street. Richmond, Ind.
"a Wavne county can do herself 8
honor and suffering humanity oou
- les good by generously contrlo1l
- thls cause-and she surely WI
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-05-31
Eugene Richey's Success.

The many friends of Eugene Richey
will be pleased to learn of his APP
poiatment to the superintendency OF
the Union Elevated Loop railway OF
Chicago.
From the time the Elevated rail
way companies leased and began the
use of the down town loop until a
few months ago Mr.. Richey was sec
retary of the board of managers OF
the lessees He then became con-
nected with the Illinois Steel com
pany, but the lessees again secured
his services upon the resignation of
the former superintendent on May
27
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British though it is probably true
that Kruger has left the city. II
johannesburg is entered today Rob
erts' should reach Pretoria Jun. 2.
CAPETowS, South Africa, May 81.
The British have occupied Heidei-
burg on the railroad connecting Jo-
hannesburg with the frontier town
of Volksrust near Laings Mex.
LONDON, England, May 31-The
Evening News has a dispatch from
Pretoria that Johannesburg surren-
dered to the British.
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Conx,cted of Embexxiement-

Danyiile. Ind. May 31.-Lewts King
has been found guilty of embezzling
$500 and has been committed TO pris-
on under the indeterminate sentence
act King and Ross We're partners III
the kIondike, and the former came
back for supplies. and was given 500
for provisions by Ross parents lie
claimed that while IN Chicago, en-
route for the Klondike. be was
robbed.
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,,...,,se tortured to Death

GAINESVILLE. q. May 3i-Jahies + IN
.,.gan n recluse living in the northeth
af Perry county. WAS iataiis
s-,,r.a nv masked robbers Tuesday
-, Th, old man could not be
-. =, toll where his money was
hidden and the robbers beat anu pu' =
s5 him with redhot shower uii'h y,
was unconscious. They then sasse'
him covered him with tea'heI w
am, left him ta die. He was ioun'
hy nci-hl,ors last evening anu o'e>
,i,,. morning. No clue.
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War Practically Over.

London. May 31-Fhe Times saws
this morning: The war is practically
over By this time the British flag is
flying at Pretoria. Mr.. Kruger has
fled and Is ere this half way To Della
goa bay. Mr.. Hay. son of the United
States secretary of state. who holds
the office OF American CONSUL AT Pre-
t2ria, who. in that capacity. took
..,,.,,,,n.. the large number or Britisn
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-05-31
Green Goods Man Convicted

Wabash. Ind. May 31.-After being
out about two hours the jury In the
case of the state Va Noah Wilheiil,
returned with n verdict of guilty. ana
assessed his fine at 500 The law likes
the sentence AT from one TO IA years.
His attorneys gave notice that they
will move for new rial NfihelIn
is the celebrated green goods man
from Grant county.
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THE CRUEL BOXERS
Situation In China Continues
Very Menacing to All
Foreigners.
A FIRM HAND REQUIRED
America. England, Russia and
France Land Troops TO Preserve
Their Interests.
AM Unprecedented Display of ORR
entail Antipathy to Anything
Foreign Is Noted.

Tn Tsin. May 31.-American, Brit
sh.Japanese. German, Italian, Rus
siaIa French troops. TO the number
Of 1oo each. have ceen ordered TO
gued their respective legations at Pc
Kid but the viceroy here will net allow
then to proceed hence to Pekin on the
railway without the authority of the
Tang Ii Yamen One hundred and
eift Americans. with machine gun
an b field gun. have landed here amid
grat enthusiasm on the part of the
rodents Five Russian and one Brit
ID warship have arrived at Taku. and
,,e British landed. Other warships
ae hourly expected.
Ihree thousand Chinese troops from
d Tai arrived here yesterday enroute
b Fang fai. There is u disposition
ere 10 believe that the boxers" will
Hperse before the foreign troops are
rsldy 10 act. Tien Tsin is in no dan
-
lhe rescue party OF Frenchmen ana
tfrmans returned from Chang Hsin
I'm yesterday afternoon They con-
dna lie report that besieged Belgians
ar now safe at rekin. They found
s,saral thousand boxers" about the
rtf,ls of I.u INia Chow and Chang Hsln
rhn stations. The bridges have been
damaged and the rolling stock de-
stnyed At both places the damage
doee is considerably greater than ut
Fang Tai The members of the res
cut party saw several bodies of Chi
uese tearing up the sleepers and In
one case Il mandarin was looking on.
They further report that the mission
aries and others escaped from Pao
Ting in boats.
The Imperial railway directory Is en-
dea ayoring to fasten the blame for the
damage at Fang Tai on the foreign
ens.,Ioyes. principally the British
lAE1ksm. xhey cay should not have lef
fSC.rfao ss.fff = = fs1rsa4NerA howexez
Hahes. and an attack had 'actuall
been made on an engine from Fan
Fdl, which was running OH the Lu Hal
line In an attempt to rescue the Bel
| CLANS.
Il
| yesteruay. FIVE Russian warships an,
two Russian gunboats, one Frencl
wuship, two British warships and on
Italian warship. They are all landin,
| men. The Chinese refuse to ALLOW
russian troops to pass the Taku forts
The British warships Orlando and Al
gerine landed 100 men at Taku, wher,
the French. Russian and Japanes,
| guards have already disembarked.
| Heavy fighting has taken place be
tween the Imperial troops and tn.
| boxers at Lai-Shin- Hi-Sien. but re
suit Is not known here. Railway traffi,
| at Pekin has been resumed The for
eign settlement here is sufficiently pro
! tetied by the American and japanese
troops which have been landed. Con
seauently the excitement has abated.
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After the Trusts.

WASHINGTON, ID c., May 81
Dalzell presented a rule for special
order for the consideration of u reso-
luton for a constitutional amend
ment empowering congress to legis-
late on trusts, and bill to amend
the Sherman antitrust bill. 1t pro-
vides for a vote on the resolution
Friday and on the bill Saturday. The
special order was adopted.
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Excessive Bicycle Riding

Crawfordsville. Ind, May 31.-James
VI. Vance. a photographer. who re-
Gently removed here from Frankfort
died here yesterday after taking a
hard bicycle ride. He had been in
perfect health before, and expired u
minute after dismounting from his
wheel. He leaves IA wife and -four
small children.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-05-31

while making business trip TO the
country. stepped 10 chat with a man
and Hanek stepped out OF the buggy
while Kinds shifted his position. In
doing SO be struck gun which was In
a reclining position and the weapon
was discharged. The load entered
his left side. ranging upward and tax
ing effect at the base of the skull The
wound Is thought TO be mortal Mr-
Kinds is 81 years old, man OF ram
lily and prosperous in business
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-05-31
Neely's Printery.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 31.-The
U. S. Court today authorized the
Nicely plant at Muncie attached by
the government on the ground that
Chas. +. w. Nicely has an interest
in the property to be kept running
till the appraisement shall be com
pletod.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-05-31
ANNUAL REPORT
OF CITY CLERK knoll
LENBERG

Shows Some Interesting Figures Con-
cerning the Receipts and Disburse-
ments of the CITY During the Past
Year-A Good Showing.
The annual report of City Clerk
George ]. Knollenberg for the year
ending April 30, 1900, has been com
pleted and the following summary
will be uf Interest. This report COW
ers the operations of the offices of
both clerk and treasurer:
Receipts ia the general fund, 1852,
RslncA in special fund May J,
s36, sos. II.
Total receil t for year, S219, 0o1 81
Among the most important items
under the head of receipts were $93,
l24.S7 for current taxes, 81 359. 81 fol
liquor licenses.
Under the head of disbursements
| the most important items are these
Police department, $12, 1898 a.
| Fire department, S14. 235. 90.
Streets Gnc -uding salary of stree
commissioner, $21, 199.45.
Board of health SALARY included1
81, ,741.71.
Garbage, s., ,45S. 80.
Crematory SALARY of superintend
ent includeO, 81, 1904
Engineering department, 81,
791. 30.
City's portion on public improve
ments, S1l, 445.46.
| Cross walks, 81, ,070.05.
| Markets, S745 49.
Salaries, So, 730.
Clerk office, 81, 1926
Treasurer office, 81, 1881
| Lights of all kinds, SIT ,659. As.
! Water supply, S13, ,S33. So
Total disbursements, S197, 932. "a
i Balance in all funds, May l, 1900
$21 124. 63.
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AFTER TAYLOR.
Arrest of kentuCky'S
Governor

FRANKFORT, Ky, May 31.-Judge
Cantrin today directed the clerk to
issue warrant for the arrest of Tor
mer Governor Taylor on an indict-
ment charging him with being acces-
sorry to the assassination of. William
Goebel. The warrant was placed in
the hands of Deputy Sheriff John Su-
ter, acting in the absence of the
sheriff
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-05-31
The WAR IN ST. LOUIS.
Five Persons Shot Yester-
day.

ST. Louis, Mo, May 31.-It devel-
oped today that five persons were
shot in the street car troubles yes
.erday Thomas kehoe and Thomas
Riley, both non union motormcn,
were seriously wounded. kehoe may
die. He was shot in the abdomen
He was a block away and had no
part in the disturbance.
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a TRoUBLE BREEDER
Remarked Divorces May Have Ahe'E
Nexy Loxs Shattercd-

Elkhart. Ind, May Si--A rule maue
nv Judge Wilson,. of the Elkhar' CIR
emit court. promises 10 be a tfSuoie-
breeder. He has Instructed the ceuii,
r. clerk to refuse TO enter OF resoiu
ss.s,,a..s of divorce when granted III
o,, form of court and the costs are
not paid by the next In some eases
narties have Immediately reinarrieu
only co find that no divorce exists II
one instance. IL Is alleged. that 'h'
client paid the attorney 10 d4schai =
| rhe costs. and afterward reIlaIrie.'
/ some months later she discoveries ina
| the attorney had forgotten 'o a.'eh'
10 the matter. and her former h'isss.a.'
| threatened 10 prosecute her ior o1s
| amy.
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Reformed Presbyterians.

CEDARvILLE, O., May 81 The Re
formed Presbyterian Synod of North
America today elected the following
officers: Moderator, F. NJ. Foster OF
New York; clerk, ID. G. Shaw oi
Cambridge, Mass. assistant clerk, L.
C. Sproul of Fair Grove, Mich.
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O1eOlna argerlne.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 3l.-The
majority and minority reports of the
house committee on agriculture on
oleomargerine were filed today. The
report recommends tax of ten cents
a pound on oleomargerine colored to
resemble butter.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-05-31
Evansville Murder Case.

Evansville. Ind, May 30.-The grand
jury met today to look into the Fifer
murder. II is expected an indictment
Will be returned in a few days. The
police officials and Coroner Walker
are still making search for the clothes
nf Nora kifer. Pigeon creek has been
dragged for a distance of 20 miles
south of Elberfefd.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-05-31
A LulI In the storm,

st Louis, May 31.-An the pent mn
ifry OF the striking employees Of ,hp
= Louis Transit COMPANY ana -
seems TO have been ex-
ln ior lile recent violent demon
and scenes Of bloodshe,, hare
leea ioiiowed hy a pronounced lul
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VIII Wake II Hot for Boxcrs.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 31.-The
navy department received a cable
gram from Admiral kempff, at Talxu,
the Both, saying hundred men had
landed and were sent to Tein TSin
yesterday. Fifty of these go to Pelin
this day Other nations have landed
men
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Hogan Depo>ed-

c,,....-o May 3l.-As a result or the
.,,,,,r ending of the McCoy-Ryan
hight here Tuesday hSh' ,i'N :,
WI again assume the lsoS"iuu
referee Of boxing bouts uhoer .ne au
sn,,.ss Of Tattersalls Athletic Siuo'
nl,..in,- NaIa.-hy H~rsan
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DIR. Ridpath Sinking.

Creeneastle. Ind, May 3l.-Mrs- ).
G. Ridpath received a telegram from
har son in New York city announcins
the low condition of DR. Ridpath- anu
she and her daughter, Mrs lhaser VI
,.raautield. left for his bedside
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-05-31
Nav Cut Political Figure

Ft. Wayne, May 31.-A strong pro-
-os, has been made against the fore
,.4 retirement for partisan reasons of
prof / \. study. superintendent of
the city schools. and IT Is expected 10
cut some figure In the eiectioh oA !"
| school commissioners.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-05-31
JOHANNESBURG
TO Re Formally EutS
t,,c british TOday-hOSis
Eoue to Pretoria Tnat
1,tx Will Probably Fan

GsRu.srox. South Africa, May 81.
Johannesburg is practically I'D
Rritish possession. The mines are
,,niniured. A great quantity OF roll,
80, s,oeL was captured. The formal
entry is set for the 3lst. The boers
80 s,,n,, to Pretoria. The railroad
a. the yaal river is uninlured.
IaSpox. England, May 3l.-Pre-
toria is not yet in the hands OF the
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Rain Interferes.

louisville, Ky, May 81 Steady
rain compelled the abandonment of
the equestrian tournament and bas-
ket picnic for the confederate re-
union 1t is feared it will interfere
with the great parade tomorrow.
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Liberty, Ind, May 31.-Doremus. or
rcm Dixon, colored- single, about 20
years old, employed by DR.. s. D. Kell
esoremitted suicide here by cutting his
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Modern WOOdInan Clerk
Arrested.

IRoNroN, O., May 2l.-E. R.
Young, clerk of the Iron City camp
of Modern Woodmen, was arrested
charged with embezzling $113 of lodge
funds
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Clark O. X.

IA elect;ons agreed wi eEsss
os Senator Clark that no further
stens win be taken with Clark or
Nc1,inais' credentials and that no
further action will be taken on
clarl,'s election.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-05-31
"r, -dASkTEs ny WIRE
Irices For Grain, Cattle
and Provs,ons ON May 80.
indianapolis G--ain and y,xes,,c.

No grain market -IIceuration day.
Cattge-Stea,iy~ AT 81 .sefi.s.eD
Hors-Actiye at Sf2.s.Yti H.
saeep-Stcststy at x.sssfsf4 ~
Lambs -Steasf at Sl.sssLt.Jo.
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celveu here tending To eoIfflrm Il rum
or said to he current in Berlin that
Johannesburg hns been blown up.
f0urenzo Marques. May 31.-Com-
mnndant kraus has surrendered Jo-
hannesburg to Lord Roberts. BY last
nights train from Pretoria arrived n
few Greeks. who say they We're told
t1 leave Pretoria Tuesday. They af
firm that the train In which they left
was sheIled by the British and that
half OF the train WAS cut Off, the re-
mainder steamng away. This Incl
dent probably occurred at Elandsfon-
tein junction.
Passengers from Pretoria assert
that the town is utterly demoralized.
There Ia mad rush for the coast
Five train loads of fugitives arrived
here last night.
LONDON. May 31.-Yesterday at noon
the British were only about two hours
march from Pretoria. and the Boer
military forces had abandoned the
city. This intelligence comes from the
Reuter- agent at the Transvanl capital
aud from the earl of Rosslyn, in a
press dispatch. The two messages left
about the same time.
The war office has received no news
from Lord Roberts which the officials
will make public, but it is assumed
the press advices are correct. Most of
the London morning papers. through
the courtesy of The Daily Mail, print
Lord Rosslyn's dispatch and comment
upon ii. treating the war ended,
Some OF the more cautious critics think
that guerilla warfare is likely to be
carried on for some time in various
narfs or the conquered territories.
All the Boer forces are dissoIying.
Lord Roberts apparently having not
.s@ taksp any considerable anansitiss
sus<sies of fRoers must stiii pe soiie
where In the field
The I,ourenzo Marques correspond
euts think the border trouble bctweei
"a Trausvaal and Portugal may com'
h.,1,Sl,ead III any moment. konat
STRONGLY defended lester
gngemcnt. mule battery was sen
10 the frontier The Lourenzo Mar
ones corses nj ut # the Times says
at would nst Ia sIrprising If n larg
proportion of the rebel Dutch sough
temporary refuge oI. Portuguese terri
are ret nj They are not blind &
such :, poss 81
The E.l.;Sn authorities at Ruluway'
a. INK thu Beers will retire into south
cen Rhsdesia. Ey the release of tn
Eritisll p.'iS: ners nj Waterfall n full
brigade will he added To the arm,
Of Lord Roberts, as there We're !.
officers and f.is2 privates among
ti,ena-
Events elsewhere in the field of wa
asem To ,lwindle In comparison. Ger
Hunter re-cEtcrcd the Transvaal n
Maribo~opan Tuesday. The advanc
was made off the railway. Water 1
scarce and all the farms are deserted
Yesterday Gen. Hunter reached Geys
dnrp with 10 days supplies. Gen
BADEN Powell is invading furthc
north without opposition. Command
ant Snyman having gone toward Pre-
torfa- In northern Natal Utrecht In
surrendered to Gen. IIildyard an,
Gen Lyttleton Is moving 10 yryheil
Three different correSpoadents csri
mate the number of Beers at IainC
Mex at about 1o.oo0.
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Norristown. Ind. May 3l.-Leonaru
minds a merchant of this place ac-
c.,,,usnied By his cleriS- ALVIN Hauek
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oliieiai railroad time card lust Il
sled, winch went into effect Nav p
LOT safe at Ross Drug store
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Chicaa Grain and Provisions
LouisviA Grain and Catt.

No grain -Decoration day.
Catite.Sio 81 ..sff.b-99
Hos>-i-oNtt "S-t 2l@g5i 10
Sheep es3-toez4 42
I4ambs-faie sts6-tssI7 =,
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South African War Is Now
Believed to BE Practic-
ally Over.
ROBERTS AT PRETORIA
Such Is the Expectation, as He Is
Noted For Keeping His Military
engagements.
Johannesburg Surrenders Without a
Show of Resistance and Beers
Are Fleeing.

LOadon. May 31.-The war office has
announced that no news has been re-
eeived here tending to confirm rum
or said to he current in Berlin that
Johannesburg has been blown up.
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T0dRaotatIo..

CHIcAaf q May 3l.-Cat,le
duh, dull s.fEs 81 60 Hogs Hogs
CHIcAd May 31.-wha,. /.
e5Sc. Cs Oats PIC !" neat
ToLrH Nay al-1wheas
l74ic- 4 /
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<Frk Lira~,.

c.t,le-Sas ias; s. s.s.as2, s.as-52,s.
saIe,ss,,,si t.1s'on
fan,i,s<lN .sxs. =
PlGraip.
No grain rsreararlon au.
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Cincinnati GA In and r;I

No grain I1tetI e. decoration dayI
Cattie,Sse S-sei5.25.
Sheep-Stc3 At ss.ossi. -
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