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i TCTTvrnnTcri to ERMOT JPL3i3 JL JLL3JL DERMOT, STEVENS COUNTY, KANSAS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1887 VOL. I HO 13 MiJMil- fiDTlifn I MT fl AOTT A TV I man can answer that question Ohio, GENERAL NEWS. Mer. lie added: Of the remaining nine tUliUU rtHL NVw York, 101 .203.

h'hode Texas. million considerable tjortioti was i-wed 1 on uccouut of contracts with the IVitie Improvement company, which had the 1 wortr of constructing hotels and like work Chi- Intcrot in the qwi liHulIc Trial. at The Ohio State Convention Toledo To-day. HOSShO THE HOMK I'LVIf Low ll, July 20. The body of Ale.

McKiunou. of tin? Pittsburg base i ball club, arrived here to-day, for burial in Lowell cemetesy. Hv. K. A.

Jrun officiated at the funeral. The grave wan completely covered with floral offering from friend in nil parts of the i-ountry. along the line. The witness did not know that the company had ever applied to congress for perm is-don to increase the -dock that way. IIA.M.IM.

PFASIOX DISTRICT. Washington, July 20. ISy decision of the commissioner of ieusionthe following Contractor nd Coiuuuioiiis. in the liop of Saving Themselv. Narrate the Racalit.T PractlMd.

ing the captaius of the fleet in the royj yacht Albert and Victoria. Lurxl Charles lieresfuri, who on ttw yacht, signalled to the Krukmtres, aixrjnl which his wife Uu following mtr sag: Tell Iady Charles to go immediately aloard the yacht Lancashire Wituh. here 1 will join her. The captain of Ui Fmhantress when the signal girw thought, of course, that it was a speiial royal cotumaud but as the tuessag we slowly sjielW out he became greatly tw raged. He had, however, to smother Lis feeling, not daring to report' Lord Charhs.

in view of his position su lord of the admiralty. The captain could not retrain, however, from complaining privately his friends, and in this way a reporter ttf the Times learned of the incident. Th result as the publication of the whaia story in Monday's issue of the Tiom. Lord Charles then had no option but to re sign. The incident is believed to I ilu- arj Helled.

Disciplinarirfiis declare that sird Charles' conduct wns virtually a gnj insult to the queen. The perniauaui uJS ficiitls of the admiralty office, it is sail, fed Ul llKl.U UH( lllO punltiuu Ll ftitia the "ltefornier Uirresford" is pUeed by the affair. geographical changes were made in the! A. Kwiolution Endorsing Shertuaa far Vraaldanor to Introduced, and Troubla Expected Over It. districts of supervising examiners, to hare effect on and uftcr August 1st, 187.

The state of Illinois is transferred from the Illinois to the Western District, O. K. Drowning, Mqs-1 vising examiner, aud the Illinois district will be known as the Indiana district, J. H. Frittt.

supervising ex The Father oi M.ixvwe'!, the St. lous Mui-Jerr, Comes From Eno'and to My a Lait Effort to Save Hs Son. iiternai Revenue ft. Conimissionei o( Fic! M-ikej a Showing for the 1MI. For Ml AT I.AT.

Fast Taw a. Midi. July 26. Mrs. Walter Travis playfully slapped her hu-4-ba nd's face in the presence of a neighbor the other day, and Waller resented it.

He struct her in the Ji-e several time, kicked her and knocked her to the ground. The woman's injuries nmy prove fittal. and Travis is in jail charged with a crime less than murder." The injured worn, was taken to a neighbor's house and the brutal liusbund then killed her canary, tried to make the dog eat it, and failing, nearly killed the dog for disoWdience. TIHT TKVVS CATTI.F. FAII.l ItK.

Kansas City, July One of the nieiu-U'l's of the cattle firm of Curtis Anderson which failed in Texas a few days ago was in the city to-day, accompanied by Colonel Slaughter, of Dallas. Texas. Col. Slaughter, speaking on authority, said that the failure of the Henrietta National Hank, which was caused by the cattle failure, was only a matter ot and that amount would Is? ubscrilied by friends. Ten thousand dollars have already Iteen pledged and the Lank will soon be all right.

Alil-hMLKS OKI.KIiKI. TO sn.lKI Chicago. July 26. All carpenters in Chicago working more than eight hours a day. or for less than thirty-five cents an hour, or upon a contract where non-union men are employed, received formal instructions to-night to strike to-morrow morning.

It is estimated that nearly men come ithin the conditions specified. The decision to order a strike was reached at a moot inn of the carpenters' council, and was due to a refusal on the part of the master carpenters to enter into unv scheme of arbitration. Year Ending Jjne jj, L.st. aminer. The territory of New filled fioiii tin: WcstciU district, F.

II. Sprague, Mexico is trans-sujiervising ex- I II IIihiM.K Ashv Cim ago. July 20. In the Istodlc cases to-dav. meat contractor.

F. W. liiois-r. testified that he sijent in bribes contracts for 14 before he could get tie FF.AHS FOR THK CITV Or MEXICO. Cm of Mexico, July 26.

A renewal of the heavy rains which the sewers wer unable to take care of, causes apprehev sion for the safety of the city, if Lke Let-eoeo should overflow the low lying country lietween it and the city. The report today are that the lake has risen to the level of the city. There is a populur demand far Die rapid completion of the drainage works. Contracts for the timber for the sectioa works, which is to bo undertaken by tii Cleveland syndicate have already be placed. OMPLCTIN'O THE WOHfc.

Paris, July 26. The goverameitt decided to complete the gret works cm ttut Seine at Havre. It is proposed to fipead 125.oii0.0nO francs on the workv. 8POBTIJS a. KAILKOA1.

UAMAUkU. Al'ul'KTA, July 26. There ere aeveral bad washouts on the line of the Maine Central Railroad, between Vassel-boro anJ Winslow, one being sixty feet lonjr and fifteen deep. No trains have passed there since yesterday afternoon. Four trains were stalled here this morning and travelers an at the hotels.

SI ik Kits' WOIIK. WiKiNws iiKT, K. Julv parties last night entered the weaver room of the large cotton mill of the Manville at Manville, and by running a knife along the tops of the rolls ruined some yards of goods on the looms. The mills were recently the scene of a weaver's strike. NATIONAL GKIIMAN AMKUICAN Mu.w At kf.f..

July '35. The National German American teachers convention begun a session here to-night with an attendance of 3)0. riioiiinmoN in missouu. Kansas July 26. A Times special from Gallatin.

Missouri, says: "The local option election in I Hi vies county to-day resulted in a majority of W0 for prohibition. LUITOli IIKAII. Toi.lho, July General J. M. Comly, editor and proprietor of the Commercial of this city, died at ten o'clock tonight of heart and lung trouble.

He was a native of JlVrry county, Ohio. Was bred a practical printer, ami afterward adopted the law. lie entered the unnv in President Hays' regiment, the Ohio, rose to be colonel, and va brevet-ted brigadier general for gallant services in the field. After the war he lssaine editor of the State Journal, at Columbus, and achieved fame as a forcible and intellectual writer, He was postmaster of Columbus from 1872 to 17. In 187H he was npisanted Minister to the Sandwich Islands, serving live years.

In 188:1 he purchased the Commercial of this city, which he has since conducted. He leaves two sons and one daughter. His age was fiftv-live years. and 185. Commissioner McDonald and Flislia Robinson, a wholesale gmcer.

each of whom turned states evidence, wen- the next itnesses. McDonald has always passed as a reform meiulsT of the county Isiard, but had not taken Joath of office sixty days when he commenced receiving money for his vote. The evidence of MelKmald involved Commissioners Wrenn. Cusselmau, Van Pelt, Ochs and McCarthy in similar practices. Kobinson gave a list of the enormous sum he had paid in bribes from month to month, until 10.

He gave regularly ten ht wnt. on all sah-s. Then the rate was increased to twelve ier until the county became unable to issue any more warrants. katiimi's i.kkout FOR II IS MIN. Sr.

Iau'is, July 26. -Samuel N.lirooks, of Hyde. Kngland, father of Hugh Maxwell P.rooks, alias Walter II. Ijcnnox Maxwell, the famous chloroformer of C. Arthur Preller, will arrive here to-morrow to make a last effort to save his son from the gallows.

ami ner. That part of the State of Ohio lving north of the "Panhandle." or V. C. St. railroad, running through Stenltenville, Columbus, Urbaini and Union City, is transferred from the Potomac to the district to be known as the Indiana district.

The counties of Jefferson. Harrison. Muskingum, Licking, Pickaway. Madison, Champaign, Miami and Drake, which lie along said railroad, will remain in the Potomac district. All other counties through which said railroad passes, not especially named herein belong to the Indiana district.

Hl.lll.K Washington. July Some weeks ago General l.lack. commissioner of pensions, with the approval of the secretary of the interior, ordered the dismissal of K. liehle, special pension examiner at Cincinnati, upon information that Hehleat a meetiugof German literary society in that city, on July second last, in the presence of a large company, used grossly insulting language towards the president of States. Subsequently the see-nlary ordered a suspension of the order of dismissal until liehle could lie heard in his own behalf, liehle appeared at the interior department to-day and was given a personsl hearing by the sticretary.

He did not deny the charge which was ul)-stantiated by the affidavits of seveinl prominent people of Cincinnati, but said lie had no recollection of using tin' language VKHY 11 A 11 LOT. Ft. Smith, July 26. -Alter a week's examination Magistrate W. F.

Wythe to-day committed Pink Fogg, Cyrus McCullodi and Wright Christian for the murder of Major Doran. Pink Fogg was committed as principal and the others as accessories. They were committed without 1 wnds. Pink Fogg has served two terms in the penitentiary, one for robbery and one for shooting a boy at Pierce City, Missouri, Julv 4, mid OHIO HKJM Bl ir.V.N. lot koo, 0., July Although the republican state convention does uot meet until to-morrow at 4 o'clock p.

itnd not over one half the delegates have yet arrived, the hotels urn crowded. Kx-traordinary interest in taken in the proceedings, because of the fact that a resolution will be offered in convention endorsing Senator Sherman for the presidential nou 'ination. The convention in reality is lhuM made of national importance, and thi- accounts for the tremendous attendance. There is no doubt that the resolution wili carry in the convention. The two things in doubt are how strongly it will be opposed on the floor of that body, and whether the opposition am muster sntheieiit strength to break the force lje-force the country of the endorsement.

The opponents of the resolution claim they can muster at least one third of the convention, while the supporters of it declare that it. will go through with a whirl, and that the opposition will not. amount to anything but tin exhibition of personal dislike, Mr. Sherman arrived at live o'clock this evening. He as met by the reception committee and several local republican clubs and music, who escorted lain to his hotel, Gov.

Foraker is detained at the capital by business, and will not arrive until three o'clock to-morrow. Several anti-Sherman men arrived on the lute trains, summoned here by telegraph. The evening has Wn spent in efforts nt consolidation, and the senator's friends claim at midnight that there will be no serious opposition the passage of the resolution of endorsement. It seems probable at this writing that the policy of consolidation will win, the argument being that the resolution can have no binding effect on the conventions next year to select delegates to the national convention; that Sherman's long and splendid service entitles him to the resolutions of endorsement, and that Ohio republicans cannot afford to politically slaughter their jrreatest man. Ibe resolution of endorsement will la? introduced to MONMOUTH PAHk.

New Yokk, July 20. Wianei tit Monmouth Park: Choctaw, BetUla, Hanover, Lady Primrose, Florrace R. scaA Mentmore. Wriorht hnstian killed Sydney I). Smith ON Mec.AKIOI.K IIKKD.

Chicago, July -Sheriff Watson IXTsonaliy offered a reward of the capture of MeGarigle. lias for at Columbia, Missouri, and was sent up for fifteen years, but was rtardoned after serving seven years and eighty-six days. Mc.Culloch is unknown to fame. Doran. tie murdered man.

was a gambler, and is saiil to have killed seven men. mvs'i Kitrors Clav Ckntdr, July 2(5. A mys terious murder occurred near the fair A MORMON PILLAR OONE. Salt Lake City, Utah, July 26. It is grounds at Concordia last nbrhl.

The victim was William Terbnsh, son of a Base Ball. BASK BALL RACKET. Nkw Yokk, July 20. The World will say that at a meeting of the America Base Ball Association here to-day Cluis VonDerAhe, of St. Iuis, prefvrrem charges aguinst President Wikoff, Raying that he was merely a tool of the Brookty club.

Von Der A he was greatly excitM a4 threatened to jump the league. Anotier meeting will he held in September. AT PHILADELPHIA. Athletics 3 Cincinnati. BALTIMORE.

Baltimore 8 Cleveland 0 Second gaina Baltimore 9 Cleveland I KANSAS CITT. attributed to him. At the conclusion of the interview the secretary revoked his order of suspension, thus dismissing liehle from the service. HK.VIH OK A MISSIONAItv's IKK. Simiinofik.i.H.

July 26. -A ca'-ie dispatch announces the death at Jaffa, Ceylon, of Susan Heed, wife of Kev. W. W. Howland, for forty-two years a missionary the American Hoard of Commissioners of the foieign mission in that field.

announced to-night that John Taylor. horse trainer who resides in this city. The bodv brought here this morning for burial. No clue to the murderer and no reasonable conjectures as to the motive. president of the Mormon church, died ut live minutes to eight last evening.

The funeral wilt lie at noon on Friday next at tii tals'rnade. The bodv will lie in state 111 A KIT AUT.E HKlil I 1 s. St. Lot' is. July 2ti.

The will of the late (iirard Allen was read to the family last night. He bequeathed most of his property to his four children. The following legacies were made to charitable in ANOTHK.Ii ACCOUNT. Concordia. July 2i.

Allie Terbnsh. a in that building from seven to eleven-thirty a. m. The public will be permitted to view the remains. horse trainer from Clay Center, was found dead on a highway near the fair grounds last night about 10 o'clock, with two bullet holes through his body.

He bad an open John Taylor was born in Milnenthoro. Westmoreland county, England, Novem 4 ber 1st. 1W8. He joined the Methodist knife in his clenched list. 1 he bullets Till'.

tOLOHV.lt TROOPS. Chicago, July 26. The order issued by General llentley, barringout colored troops from the Inter National Military Kncamp-nient, to Is' held here in October was re-culled to-day by request of the board of managers in charge of the enterprise. A notice has been issued by General llent hurc.li in England, and emigrated to ranged downward through the ldy, giv morrow, early in the session and will not lie postponed till Thursday, as was at first proposed. If there is no opposition it ill be passed.

If there is objection it will be referred to the committee on resolutions and be reported on Thursday. Canada in 18-'J2, following his parents, who went two years before. He got in stitutions: Five thousand dollars to the Museum of Fine Arts connected with Washington University. Five thousand dollars to the Home of the Friendless. Five thousand dollars to the ission School connected with the Church of the Messiah.

Five thousand dollars to the iioman Catholic Orphan Asylum, of St. Louis. Five thousand dollars to the Episcopal Orphans' Home. Five thousand dollars to the Woman's Christian Home. Two thousand live hundred dollars each to the St.

Louis Children's Hospital and the Augusta Free Hospital. Five thousand dollars to the ing the clue that the murderer may have been on horseback. The inquest is now being held. oor fliet with the Methodists in Toronto uid became a progressionist Methodist Kansas City 10 Denver SKW YORK. Metropolitans 0 Louisville-.

SEW YORK. New York 5 Boston BROOKLYN. St. Louis I Brooklyn. AT WICHITA CHAMPIONSHIP OIUK.

Wichita 8 Lincoln ST. JOE. ley that colored companies regularly mustered into the National Guard will now Ik? K1GII YKAKh. Chicago, July 26. -Loreus King, on 0 permitted to attend.

No colored troops when Perley 1. Pratt visited that city. In Taylor and others were baptized in the Mormon church by him, and in he emigrated to Kirkland, Ohio. In 158 Jos. Smith mve ever intimated in unv way that they INTKHNAI.

KKVKM'K KM F.IP'IS. Washington, July 26. Hon. S. Miller, commissioner of internal revenue, to-dav submitted to Secretary Fairchild, a trial for poisoning his niece, Lucy Heidcl- desired to be present at the encampment.

myer, was to-night found guilty, the jury hud the "Hevehition naming Taylor and returning a verdict fixing the punishment others for members of the twelve apostles at eighteen years in the penitentiary. St. Joe. LANDMARK (-ONK. Lawrknck, July -The' Har Little Sisters of the Poor.

Five thousand dollars to the convent and asylum of the House of the Good Shepherd. Five thousand dollars to the St. Ismis l'rovident Association and to the St. Vincent IH-I'aul Society The penalty was a compromise between to fill vacancies. He did much missionary work for the church for twenty years in ...31 Hastings.

PITTSBURG. 7 I Indianapolis riet Ueedier Stowe house in Andover, in Pittsburg which the famous authoress wrote Uncle Isle of Man, England. Scotland, Ireland, France and Wales. He was also editor of hanging and acquittal. Krug is suspected of having )oisonod each of his three wives, all of them having died suddenly and netting him considerable monoy in the way of life insurance.

Tom's Cabin, was burned to-night. It was stone house, located near the theo logical seminary. various church papers, He was with Jos. Smith in the Carthage jail and received four shots when the assailants opened fire. One bullet lodged in his watch, which AT WASHINGTON.

Ten inuiugs. Washington 5 Philadelphia. DETROIT. Detroit 1 Chicago is rctal mcrdkr in tlnnksskk. MtSSOfltl SOCIF.Tt SKNSATION saved his life.

He published the book of Nashville. July foul murder St. July 26. A 'great surprise, Mormon in French, and issued a paper in TOPEKA. preliminary reiort of the operations of that service during the fiscal year ended JuneitO, 1887, from which the following facts and figures am taken: The total collections from all sources of internal revenue for the fiscal year just ended were which amount has been accounted for and covered into the treasury.

This is 11,932,888 more than the collection to be paid out. The appropriations made to the revenue bureau for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1887, was about $4,075,000. In order to ascertain the exact cost of collection it will be necessary to add to the foregoing sum the amount expended for the printing of internal revenue stamps, the appropriation for that purpose for the year ended June 30, 1887, having been included in the sum appropriated for the bureau of engraving and printing. The amount expended for this purpose will be lded in a subsequent report. 1 Hiring the occurred at Lebanon, this morning if not a sensation, was created in Spring Topeka 8 Omaiitt icw loi'K city in i-4 caned the Mormon.

He was president of the twelve apostles when Itrigham Young died in field, upper crust society last evening THK (iOVKlSNMIAT ON THK DKFKNSIVK. London, July 26. -Mr. Balfour, chief secretary for Ireland, in reply to questions in the house of commons this afternoon, defended the proclaiming under the crimes act of counties in Ireland which are in a partially disturbed state. He said that it was true that the public statistics of crime did not indicate a serious state of things in Ireland, but he reminded the house that besides the recorded outrages the government was guided by other information furnished by responsible officers.

The government could not admit, however, that the constitutional 'liberties of anvbody Lieutenant K. T. Lane, a lawyer and one of the most prominent citizens was shot and instantly killed by N. 15. Lester.

Line's by the institution in the circuit court of IX and as such remained at the head divorce proceedings by Mrs. Sarah II of the church till 1880, when he organized the first presidency anew, taking office was on East Main street, about O'Day, against her husband, John O'lay, to whom she was married twenty-three block from the public-square. He had risen this morning, and as was his custom, years ago, After hearing testimony the was sitting outside his own door when Lester came outside, three doors above rourt granted the decree, and awarded to plaintiff, as asked in her petition, alimony were taken away by the proclaiming of the in me sum or me nomesieau counties. Cries of "Oh! Oh! and cheers. I with a shot gun.

lie advanced to within about six steps of where Lane was sitting property valued at $125,000, and the rights and privileges of a single the clnet place himself, which he held till his death. After the passage of the Edmunds law of 1S82 he pretended to give up his wives, but constantly preached that no Mormon could do this, anil nolxidy believed he had done it. lie was indicted early in 1885. He last appeared in, public on February 1, 1885. Since then he has been in hiding from the officers of the law.

Taylor was one of the earliest and firmest adherents of polygamy, yet after adopting it he took occasion to deny that such practices prevailed among the Mormons. Geo. (j. Cannon publishes a long, violent announcement of his death in the Deseret News this evening, charging his death to IJiTEH-STATK COMMK1ICK. and shot him, the charge taking effect in person, with the custody of her youngest Lane's left side.

When be received the A Mighty Pleasant Tiro. "I have spent a most delightful ere-ing, Miss Breezy," remarked yauag Mr. Waldo, of Boston, who is la CW-cago ou business. "To a geatlemaa far away from home an hour or such as I have just passed Is pultr3-i grateful and refreshing." "Thanks, awfully," responded MS Breezy. "As it is quite early," went Ms, Waldo, would be very Ud if yo and your mother would go with iae fl a dish of ice cream.

"Thanks," said the young Mf, brightly. "I presume mamma hi ag ratable, and for myself, Mr. Waldo, my mouth is always wide opea for tttf sort of thins. A'. Y.

Sum. Washington, July 20. The inter-state son. Mr. O'Day, who was present, thereupon delivered to plaintiff a deed to the charge Lane fell from his chair and said: commerce commission has decided that it homestead, a bill of sale for the horses.

"Don't shoot Lester stepped up has no jurisdiction in the ease of the Trad carriage, furniture, and a check for ers and Travellers Union against the I'hil- $40,000, and the case closed with apparent close to Lane and said you, adelpmn Heading road. satistac'ion to all parties concerned. Mr. I'll kill and exploded the second barrel 0 Day was for a number of years chief at ofthe gun killing Lane instantly shoot torney of the St. Louis and San Francisco the cruelty of officers of the law, in not ing was witnessed by several gentlemen.

railroad, and is now its first vice president. llie coroner iury held an inquest, the new permitting lay lor to uome out and have his usual exercise. year the oftices of the several collectors iif internal revenue have been examin-rl as frequently as possible, and the reports received of these examinations indicate a very geneal vatisfactory condition of the internal revenue service throughout the country. The receipts from the different objects of taxation, as compared with the receipts for the previous year was as follows: Spirits, a decrease of 326,294. Tobacco, an ineeease of Fermented liquors, $21,922,187, an increase of Oleomargarine, $723,948, an increase.

Hanks aud bankers, $4,288, an increas. Miscellaneous, 247,948, an increase of $21,435. 'llie quantities of distilled spirits, fermented liquors, manufactured tobacco, snuff, cigars and cigarettes for which tax was paid during the year were as follows: Spirits distilled from grapes, apples and peaches, 1,211,532 gallons, a de-vaea-ne of 344.462. Spirits distilled from YKLI.OW KKVBIi. Kkw Wjwt.

July case of yellow fever developer, to-day. deaths ocenrrod. lie is also chairman ot the democratic verdict bcingpinnrdcr in the first degree No Lester was committed to jail without bail state committee and a. prominent politician. He is reputed to be worth $1.000,.

and brought to Nashville for safe keeping 000. Lester married a Mrs, Gibson. Gibson THK DAILY LYNCH I XG. Nkw Orlkans, July 26. Bob Jones, PACIFIC INVESTIGATION.

was a Knight of Pythias, and had $2,000 San Francisco, July 20. Treasurer insurance that order, i lie money was secured to Gibson's children, and Lester could not get hold of it. Lane was the Miller, of the Southern Pacific, was examined by the Pacific investigating com agent who had the handling of the money mittee again to-day. Speaking of the first mortgage bonds Miller thought the Lester was very jealous of Lane and his wife, and had threatened to kill her several an aged colored man of Sunllower county, was brutally murdered by his son-in-law, Lloyd Martin, while trying to prevent Martin from whipping his wife. Martin, who was always considered a hard case, was taken from the officers by a mob of colored persons and lynched at Johnson-vilte to-day.

FOHEIOM COMMOTION OV F.ll A URKACH nf mortgage could be renewed at and times on that account. FIRK AT MINNEAPOLIS. other materials gallons, a de-rase of 5,126,502. Number of cigars possibly 3 per cent. The mortgage upon the road from the State line to Ogden could also be renewed at the same rate .3.788,305,43.

an increase of 277,406,955. Number of cigarettes 1,584.505.200. an tn- nkw kngland chops. Springfield, July 20. The lie-publican to-morrow will publish the results of a careful survey of the crop in Western New England as gathered by its correspondents.

Reports from all localities show an increase in the hay crop, which is about fifteen per cent, larger than usual. The quality, however, is not considered up to the average. Oats and rye have suffered from the floods. Corn was late, but during the hot weather of the past few weeks has more than nuido up in growth, and is looking well. The acreage of corn is steadily increasing, and is superseding tobacco, which is now cultivated by but few along the.

Connecticut Valley. Fotato bugs are more numerous than ever and get the best of the early potatoes in The two mortgages amounted, in round numbers, to Tho bonds ma Minneapolis, July 26, The "Big Boston." a large six story brick building, caught tire at. ten o'clock to Smyth "De Forest, old fetiaw, you look melancholy." Fores--; "That's just the way I feel. My oam is hopeless." Smyth "Anybody trifling with your affectioosf Da Forest "Yes, my dreams are haatea every night by a fae I saw is a oaj A'ew Haven Nttis. Bill Nye has been sniTeriag family crests adopted by th Jie York aristocracy, and comes frls sage conclusion; -Some day I am grtjr to get myself a crest.

I am only ipaJS-iug for something to put ft on. It wjll consist of a monkey with hi knocked out and a bright giw pasTti with UU tall puUed off, and over the simple remark: "We have tai a high old time," or words to tkat mease of 273.543,850. Tobacco. 199.937,048 ture in '96, '97 and '98. Three ner cent founds, an increase of 14,511,455, For mented liquors 23,121,520 barrels, on in jme.

The above figures indicate a de saving interest would amount to $750,000. night. All the engines in the cily have' I he total mortgage covering the consoli dated roads was about ninety millions, ease in consumption of tpiritous liquors, bearing six or seven per cent, interest falling due from 1890 to 1900. The total amount of outstanding stock is sixty-eight London-. July 26.

Lord Charles Beres-ford, lord of the admiralty, has resigned. He has been requested to withdraw his resignation. The cause for the resignation was a minor breach of etiquette at Spithead during the naval review fast Saturday, when a private signal made by Lord Charles from tha royal was aonverted into a public signal. It is described at follews: "vTlfBu tfc pie was rtiv beeu called out. Later.

--At a. the tire is under control. The loss is full half to three quarters of a million dollars. The "Big Boston" was occupied on the first floor by W. K.

Steele extensive clothiers. The second and third floors by the Franklin bazaar. It is impossible to estimate their loss which will vgry hsaw. million dollars, commissioner Anderson aim a corresponaing increase in me consumption of malt liquors. The following statement shows the collect ions of internal revenue in certain state difi'ing the year .1 cent omitted.

I Georgia, uois, $24,825,707. Iowa, $1,951,124. lansas, $211,120. Kentnckv, Maine. $50,866.

Missouri. said the statement of 1885 showed many cases, out. t-ne late crops promise only fifty-four million outstanding, and aakctd to what purpose the additional five miftui was applied. 'There is no living well, unless the wet weather rot the tnbars..