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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Dempsey Cutler to Rachael Taylor,
part of lot 12l in Summers addition
to Centervile, 81.
Grin I. Torrey and wife to Annie
Mccoy, lot in Doan 4 Mendenhall' 5
addition to Richmond. 81.
Dempsey Cutler to Eva Nichols
lot III and part of lot 120 in Sum
ner' 5 addition to Centerville, 81.
Elijah b. McMinn and wife, RICH,
of way to c. r. Il NJ, $14S.
Edward Morrow and wife to Viii
liam G Huffman, lot % in Eunics
Moffett 5 addition to Richmond, 500
There was one mortgage filed, Sc
curing $3.50.
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And the Farce Of Kentucky
Justice Has Been
Begun.
A ONE-SIDED AFFAIR
Out OF the Twelve Good Men and
True" But One Is a Re-
publican.
Ii Is This and the Inilamatory Tom
Campbell That Cabel Powers
Faces.

Georgetown. Ky. July 1.-THE jury
was completed in the Powers case yes
terday and the first evidence was
heard during the afternoon. Before
the hearing OF evidence began Col
Campbell stated the case for the prose
cution. He reviewed the political
events of last fall and especially the
events following the election and the
instituting OF contests by the Demo
cratic candidates for state offices.
Caleb Powers was the most aggressive
among those who sought To settle the
contest 10y violence and that TO him
largely was due the importation of
mountain ''IeudiSts't to Frankfort OF
the band of mountain men, ls5 OF
whom were retained In Frankfort reg
ulariy. He charged that a majority OF
them had killed from one TO several
men each He claimed it will be put
i'll evidence that on Jan. IS MI Powers
made use OF statement that "Goebel
has not as many days To i've as L nave
fingers on my hand" He reviewed the
facts in connection with the assassina-
ton and claimed that the state house
yard had beeli cleared in furtheranee
OF tie conspiracy. cited the closing of
the executive building against the po-
lice officers. the calling out of the
troops and other matters which have
already come out in the examining
trials as further proof of the conSpir-
acy D. Mead Woodson. eX-city en-
gineer of Frankfort. who made the
measurements by which the prosecu-
ton through mathematical demon
STATIONS attempts to prove that the
shot was fired from Powers office. was
the first witness placed on the stand
During Surveyor Woodson's testimony
he produced the chip cut from the
The chip contains the steel bullet
which is supposed to have passed
through the body of Mr.. Goebel.
The jury secured TO try the case is
made up as follows: w. o. finder.
farmer, anti-Goebel Democrat: |. u.
Stone. farmer. anti-Goebel Democrat:
A. w. Craig, merchant, Democrat; w.
Nj. Nunson. farmer Democrat: w. II.
Oldham. merchant. Democrat: George
Murphy. farmer Democrat: J. c. Por-
ter. farmer Republican: Alonzo KEN
per- farmer. anti-Goebel Democrat; 3.
f. Ford farmer. Democrat: J. G.
Crosthwait. carpenter, Democrat, ].
L. Mulberry. blacksmith Democrat.
Harris MUssulman. farmer. Democrat.
World Endeaynrers.
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Seemed Fair.

I'D like to know, of course" said tn
new man. with some concern. ''wheth
er my job is to he permanent or not
We'll" returned the employer. ..yol
can stay here as long as you please
That's fair. isn't itE''
Certainly. I'm much OBJ
ION the other hand. reserve tn
right To discharge ven whenever
please That's equally fair isn't il: -
Wees: suppose so-"-Chicago Tris
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gates. The delay in the arrival of 700
American Christian Endeayorers ne
cessitates alterations in the elaborate
programme for the Sunday services,
during which large number of pas
sengers who were booked to sail for
England on the North German LLOYD
steamer Saale. seriously damaged by
the Hoboken fire, We're expected to
speak. In the meantime the Christian
Endeavorers of the United States are
everywhere prominent.
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A BOOn erunE.

They say Lord Salisbury appointed
Alfred Austin poet laureate just as a
JOKE
Well. if he did the jokes on Sails
bury. His son is praised in one of Al
fret's worst poems. "-Chcago Times
Herald
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Britannia was plainly perturbed. Her
brow was almost perfect understudy
for corduroy road.
II wonder" said she. should give my
allegiance to Rudyard. who breaches the
gospel of main strength in his verse. OF
to Alfred. who practices il in building
his compositions ?''-Indianapolis Press.
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Offer to Refund the Money

Many thousands have been re
stored to health and happiness by
the use of Chamberlain s Cough
Remedy. Ifaffiicted with any throat
or lung trouble give it a trial for it is
certain to prove beneficial. Coughs
that have resisted all other treatment
for years have yielded to this remedy
and perfect health been restored.
Cases that seemed hopeless, that the
climate of famous health resorts
failed to benefit, have been perma-
nently cured by its use. Bear in
mind that every bottle is warranted
and If it does not prove beneficial
the money viii be refunded to you
For sale by A. g. Luken 4 Co. and
Curme & Co., druggists
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''th" he cried Now that our en-
gagement is settled. let me press you TO
my heart i'll low
Don't be so impctuous," protested the
summer girl This is not pressing
engagement. '-Philadelphia Press.
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COAL.

Last day for hard coal at S6.25.
Next Monday $3.50. Telephone
orders to or 123. C. S. FARNHAM.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 14.-Cattle,
steady, steers s.. 10, IS 40. Hogs,
closed weak, 50. 90, IS 45
CHICAGO, Hi, July IA Wheat
76sc. Corn 435e. Oats 23sc.
TOLEDO. Ohio, July 14.-Wheat
SIC
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MARKETS BY WIRE
Prevailing Prices For Grain. Cattle
and Provisions ON July ID.
indianapolis Grain and LivestOcl

Wheat-July, roc: No. red, weak, soc.
Corn-Steady; No. mixed, Ale.
Oats-Steady, No. mixed, 2aAe.
Cattle-Strong at x3-5Ou5.aO.
Hogs-Active at S4.75aI5.421a.
Sheep-Firm at $3.oOdI4.00
Lambs Steady at $4..OEiii <(stvis,ona
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M O.N-E-YI

To loan at lowest rate Thomp
son Bros, 631 Main stree
Eos wd
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A ladies wheel for sale cheap at
81 south thirteenth street.
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World f,ndeavorers.

World Endeavnrers.
terday with Il general pilgrimage to
Wesley's chapel where prayer meet
ings We're held hourly all day long
They We're attended by immense con
gregations of Christian Endeavor dele
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Eel Grass Does Not Hinder This Boat.
The steamer Massapequa, the only
steam vessel to navigate a field OF eel
grass. had trial trip the other night
off Massapequa- n. Y. The tide was
very low. and a number of guests from
the MassapeQua hotel were on board.
The boat went over the grass easily
and smoothly. and her Roadway was
steady and her course easy to steer.
says the New York Sun. She aas pad
die wheels and sloping, scow shaped
bow. which pushes the grass aside and
does not clog IT. The grass does not
get tangled In the side wheels, and the
boat runs as well as If in clear water.
The same Dear Girle.
Mabel-How lovely of you to recognize
me at once when you haven't seen me
for over three years,
Maude with charming amiability)-Oh.
| knew you the minute l set eyes on your
dress--Answers-
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BASE BALI.

Standing of Clubs and Results OF
Current Games.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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Cincinnati Grain and Livestock.

wheat-Firm: No. 2 red. size.
Corn Quiet: No. mixed, ice
oats-Steady: No. mixed, nc.
Cattlc-Easy Mt S3.2.,aI525.
Hogs-Strong at 81. 1o6I5.42A
sheep Steady at s2.GJM425.
Lambs-Active AT S4.Joli6.75
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Chicago Livestock.

Cattle Steady: steers. 4.5odo-70: stock
ers, >. 7,U:.S.i.
Hogs Active nj s5.eoGf5.35.
ShepiI-StroBger at s3.1otl4.J0
Enthusiastically AT s4.2J6tG.90.
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Wheat-No. red and longberry, 75c
Corn-No = white, 4Sc; No. 2 mixed 4715c
Oats-No. white, 29l2c; No. 3 white.
2SI2c.
Cattle-Active at So 236I5.00.
Hogs-Active at x3.JisfI5.3O.
Sheep-Quiet at $3.O0d8. 81
Lambs-Active at S4..0d665.
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Louisville Grain and Cattle.

Closing cash markets-Wheat, 77Jsc; corn
439Sc: oats. 23alc; pork, ST.. 20: lard. Sc. 50
ribs, $3.50.
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New York Livestock.

Cattle Slow at S3.ooft5.Go.
Hogs Lower al x5.1Jff6. Is.
Sheep-scrive ut s-s.25as5.o0.
Lambs Weak al SB.00fis. %.
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TOday's Quotations.

hcat-iiuii: cash. s23-e. sept. s3e.
Corn Duil NJ. : cash 4si.r
Oats LuH No. cash re.
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indiana and Ohio weathe,
LOCAL NEWS

Fletcher's for straw hats. tt
J. NJ. Williams sells Sorosis shoes
Davis, dentist, 9Th Il Main. tel. 3l9.
Wilson dentist. in Hittle block.
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VALUABLE CONTRACTS
Cause Woodbury. & leighton. Milford, Mass.
10 Settle With Granite Cutters.

Milford. Mass, April 1.-The finn of
Woodbury. < Leighton VA Boston, dn-
ing business here as the Milford Pi.k
Granite, co. has made a settlement
with the local branch Of the Granite
cutters National Union, olLc.din9 s.
hours, ana a &I-ccnt minimum rltr "i
wages. thus according to the demands
Of the union. Tho settlement was arr
ranged with the strike cummitt'" ~
the union by Mr.. Woodbury. and SIpt
Perry, last night, ana was ratified by
the union al special meeting.
The company has 4 large number of
contracts on hand ana was anxious ,r
obtain a speedy adjustment of the DIFF
fercnccs, in order to resume immediate
operations. An understanding Wd~ ar
rived at after 4 brief discussion ana
the new schedule Will ht signed hy
Supt Perry. on behalf Of the company
tomorrow. In the busy season the firm
employs go hands.
NOrcroSs Bros. are now negotiating
with the union, ana TIM settlement
made with Woodbury. & Leighton Will
probably force the former firm to con-
ccde the terms OF the union.
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THE CALIFORNIAN Fl0iTE0.
Capt. Hum! hreys Succeeds in Spite OF Croak
CTS. in Floating Allan Liner.

Portland. Me, April 1.-The Allan
liner Californian, which was. ycster-
day, hauled off Ram Island ledge,
where she had been stranded five
weeks. now lies on the South Portland
mud flats at Birthstone point.
The actual extent Of damage to her
bottom is not known, for the reason
that the divers were unable to get I'M
der the forward part of the steamer
The big holes in the forward compart-
ment were stopped with bags u
cement, over which planks had been
laid and temporary stanchions put in
to keep the bags in place.
Capt. Humphreys of the Boston Tow
boat Co, says the next thing to he
done is to get out the remainder of
her cargo ana her stores andcoal. HOT
No. 3 hold is full of grain. As soon as
she is relieved of her cargo and store;
she will be tloatcd into deeper water.
50 the divers can reach her bottom ana
temporarily patch it.
AS soon as temporary repairs are
made she will be toWcd to Boston
where it is anticipated that at least
six weeks work i'll the dry dock will
be necessary to Put her in shape to re
join the Allan fleet.
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Death Of Ex-senator Gibson.

Washington, April 1.-The remains
of the late ex-senator Charles III. Glib
son, who died here, early yesterday
morning, will be taken to Centerville,
Md, tomorrow, where the funeral SER
vices Will be held. Those who have
been requested to act as honorary pail
bearers are Former Senators German
and Butler, Senators McCGnas and
Wellington, Representatives John NJ.
Allen, Former Governor Carroll, Gov.
Smith Judge VIM. r. Martin, Judge
Upshur Dennis, Judge J. NJ. G. Martin,
Judge Walter Davidge. Hon. Theoph-
Illus Tunis, DR.. r. V. Hammond, Mr..
Kemp Duvall, Mr.. c. II. hooters, Mr..
VIM. Collins and Gen. Latrobe.
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A MYSTERIOUS ACCIDENT.
VIM. Friend o! Lisbon in Some Way Loses
One Arm at Lewiston.

Lewiston, Me, April 1-William
Friend of Lisbon, was found, late Fri
day night, lying in the rear of the
Lisbon street power house of the Lew
iston, Brunswick & Bath Electric Rail
road. in this city, in an unconscious
and badly injured condition. He was
taken to the police station and later
to the hospital of the Sisters of Char
ity.
His left arm was crushed and nearly
pulled from the socket, and 1t was
found necessary to amputate II. lie Is
in as comfortable a condition as could
be expected, and his recovery is con-
sidcred probable.
There is considerable mystery at
tending the manner in which he met
with his injuries. He admits that he
had been drinking. but claims that he
was not drunk.
His own story is that he was going
to his home in Lisbon on car No. 80 OF
the Electric Road. and that the con-
ductor put him off, and that was how
he was injured.
1t is known that Friend did board
Conductor Joseph Mitchel's car when
it started down the line on the 1.3O
trip. Friend got on the car ut the head
OF Lisbon street, and, according to the
statement of passengers, he was intOX-
icatcd.
He had 4 great deal to say, and was
warned by the conductor that if he did
not dcsist he would have to leave the
car. You can't put me off" cried
Friend. for | have paid my fare"
About that time the power went off
ana Friend got up and went out upon
the rear platform. There he renewed
his talk with the conductor.
The latter refunded Friend his fare
and assisted him off the car. He then
found Friends hat, which had fallen
from his head. ana handed it to him.
Nj. Mitchell displayed no temper in
the matter Whatever it is said, and
Friend offered no resistance to being
put off the car.
Some time between that occurrence
ana II o'clock. the man met with his
terrible accident. Passengers on the
1.30 o'clock car are positive that Friend
was all right when he left the car.
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Remarkable Cure OF rheumatism.

Kenna. jackson Co.. w. Va.
About three years ago my wife had
all attack of rheumatism which con
fined her to her bed for over a month
and rendered her unable to walk
step without assistance, her limbs be-
ing swollen to double their normal
s.zc. Mr s. Maddox insisted on my
using Chamberiain's Pain Balm.
purchased a nfty-cent bottle and used
ii according to the directions and the
next morning she walked to breakfast
without assistance in any manner, and
she has not had a similar attack since.
X. r. Parsons. For sale by Jno.
Goughln, III Water St., Druggist.
M, w, F, tt
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Drunkenness Cured
It is Now Within the Reach oil Every Woma
TO Save The Drunka.d.
A Trial Package MaiIed Free to All.

by a now discovery which can he given
in tea, coffee or food. Ii does its work
voted wife, sister or daughter looks on.
The drunkard is reclaimed even against
his will and without his knowledge or co
70 Dr.. ]. W. Haines. i52a Glenn Bldg.
Cincinnati, Ohio. ana hc will mail enough
of the remedy free to show how it is used
in tea, coffee or food and that i. WI cure
the dreaded habit quietly and pcrma-
ncntly. also full directions how to use il.
books and testimonials from hundreds
who have been cured. ana everything
needed to aid you in saving those near
and dear TO You from a life Of degrade
ZION and ultimate nOverty and lisgrAlc.
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6ANGO3 SALMON FISHING.
George Wiley OF teszia. as Usual Lands Tic
First Fish.

Bangor, Ne, April 1.-The open time
IN s,a salm began. today, and many
fishermen We're at the Bangor pool
casting the fly. Tho water is rather
high and very cold, both Of which con-
ditions are unfavorable fir fishing,
ana only one salmon was taken. an IL
FOUNDER, by George Wiley Of Veazie,
who also caught the first fish in each
Of the three preceding years. The fish
was sold t. a local dealer at $120 a
pound and will be sent to Portland
hotel. Fly fishing is great sport at
Bangor pool, but the bulk Of the sal
mon are taken in the weirs down the
river and bay, later in the season.
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Base Bell Notes.

Tnc M. Louis pitching department looks
weak 'p many
Iitt.aur@ has got 50 many good men, it
,..,,,t.,....
.iii1h'E A'ItS I" opcn ms new park
iA Ih'i-p pn Easter sunday. April Is.
.r- put ,'hiL!s I'll second 4nli AIcC.rm III
If-ar. % II,1so, If Who t1,r.e,.,7s an,
.rH4or,, vim E6stin and Iiroi.id,I,,., M -
Coaching Trinity.
INV. FL tb..,.-h+ HI. r,,,r,- .-,,+ p--,t-1,.u
,-.,-j Hill "---, -t i-iii.t l-dl i,Io .hlS 4
s.. E.birJ ,Et h,f 'i'- fiji" II casey
I5'- ..,:-...
vith rre j ,'l' tasdn ui KiiI r "o
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hil.'i' i-' ..'-i ittIt H4til, n stlh. lh
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Thc Ci1.tHlii- we-o To nave INDUCED
ii l'." t''' -t.".S gu III. "tth. nut nave
."''N' a. -.i'I.'iT III ~" OIl1d"s.
soHay. the Boston League base ball
season AT Greensboro, i. Il, weather
ilIliil -tli-4.
Mich1eI Moy of Faw;ncket, il, busy
man, but he must have base BAN. He is
now agit 1tinS a club for that city. and
"l lnr g2uOl ,go 81 nave Ta one ,., nil,
anittur team confused III nth NIL ' prom
ncnt fiji 81. Louis business anna social liic.
Fhc glte receipts will uu given ID
Charity.
i+ III, .r.... ,... r,--..,,
III I'M Iii a' 80. ~ w. tlii
~ -, t NJ i, 80 ~ ~ ~
tl,irj c,t1-T.- l-, t.iIl il l,',t,.T fIrtiii.,i
lat Mn p,intS.
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-,.d '1md nlilgii,,. ,.i,lt-,s. vritb i
rI,1cher ike SmIijt31 f., sr,IIv linn he
ysiu more ff.au Iirasa,'
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DEWEYS EUROPEAN TRIP.
Again Asserted that he Will Go-WilI Visit
Foreign Navy Yards.

Washington. April LIN spite of re-
itera ted denials from his secretary, naval
officers are saying that Admiral Dewey
will probably visit Europe the coming
summer He will he accompanied, they
say, by Mrs. Dewey, his secretary, Lieut..
John W. Crawford, ana his aide. Lieut..
Harry II: Caldwell. and. they say, Will
listing London first then Paris ana the
Exposition. ana then other capitals in
Guiding Eerlin ana St. Petersburg, besides
the great naval stations and yards.
These naval officers say that he VIII
make this tour Is president of the new
naval policy board, and prepare a report
upon his return. lie has given ~ al.
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GEN. GRlCG'S OPINION.
Secretary OF The Navy H2s authority Over
Spanish Wrecks on Cuban Shores.

Washington. April ATTY. Gen.
Gfiggs has given IN opinion To the sec
rotary Of the navy IL the effect that
the sccre tary Of the treasury has COM
IIcte authority in the matter of the dis
position of the wrecks Of Spanish YES
scls along the shores of CUBA.
The opinion is Of more than ordinary
Importance, as it involves primarily
the question of United States jurisdic-
tiJn over the territory in question.
1t is addressed to tn secretary of
the navy and relates to the wreck of
the Spanish steamship Alphonso MI,
which lies near the entrance to Maricl
harbor, and is sought to be broken up
by private enterprises.
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THE NUMlDlAN SAILS.
Carries 20 Passengers and 1000 Tens o
Freight from Portland.

Portland. Ne April 1.-The steamer
EumiiiIn NJ the Allan Line sailed. sat
urduy afternoon, with 400 tons of cargo,
valued at >2Jo.ooo She took out iOl cattle
ana - horses. she had 90 passengers
from This port, and 20 more will join he:
at Halifax. She took out an insane Finn.
- be depprted. fle had got into
the interior before his insanity fully de-
Nelnpel ana an officer sent for him, was
forced tJ make a round trip of 200 miles.
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THE SUMNER SAILS.
carries Soldiers. Nurses and Hundreds o,
Thousands Of Dollars.

New York. April 1.-The army trans
port Summer sailed from the govern
ment pier in brooklyn. yesterday. for
Manila. She had on board 73S voIr,-
teef soldiers, 81 commissioned officers
Tour trained nurses ana hundreds ot
thousands Of dollars in gold for men
IN service in the East. The ship is in
charge of Capt. +. V. Lyman and tho
expedition is in command OF Maj. Writ
Davis
Inc Sumner is expected to make thc
'rlp TO the Philippines in co days. AS
soon as she lands the men will be as
signed to active duty.
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How to Quit tobacco.

4 new discovery. OlOrlCss and tastoless.
that ladies can give in coffee or amy kind
Of food quickly, curing the patient with
out his nowledge. Anyone can have a
free trial package by addressing Rogers
Drug y Chemical Co.. 40 Fifth ana Race
SITS, Cincinnati. Ohio. and easily drive
foul tobacco smoke ana dirty spittoou.
from the home.
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IN HORRIBLE AGONY.
French Torpedo Boats Boiler Eplodc-Five
Injuret-Tgo Dead.

Cherblur%. April 1.-The boilers of
French torpedo beat exploded. yester-
day. during forced draught trials. and
five Of the crew We're terribly burned.
one died and another. unable to bear
the agony. jumped into the sea and
was drowned.
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Medical Book Free.

Know Thyself," book for men only, will
be sent Free (sealed and postpaid), to any
male reader of this paper, enclosing &c. for
postage. Address the Peabody Medical IN
stitute, No 4. Butinch ST.. Boston, Mass.
the oldest and best institution OF its kind in
America Write to-day for free book.