TEST HEWS SUMMARIZED
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
at is Transpiring the World Orer.
Important Events Briefly Told.
CAPITAL AND LA SOS,
nlon dcx'kmtn at Duluth are on a strike.
.yal)ianna miners refusctl to accept the
t cent. advuncM.
1 1 niixrd. The tube worker divided by
,ro majority to stay out, but the mcclmn
workers have decided to go back to
WAHlltMOTO.
nittors Pavls, of Minnesota, and Oenrge,
liMtwIpiil, hve each Introduced a bill to
ito boards o( Inhor arbitration.
nMor Kyle say he will not call up his
IllUflfl tlltrnHltiHi1 Ian VMilr ! tk NtmiM.t
V railroad strikers, but will allow It to
ain on the tniiln until he decide what
iitlon he will take ot It.
roftEIU.
t -Premier HtBnibulofT. of flulu;iirli, will
ndlctoil for ir-niTfil abuse of (tower and
ulng rlvnte li'tt.'rs.
IvIccb from Ilollvl.t report that T.x-Tm
it Arce has born assassinated. His body
. horribly niutiluU-d by his murderers.
he by-eleetion made necessary by tho
ii ion 10 ine iintisii fmoriitr. 01 uvrnnra
rid He, son of the Into Lord Coloridtfe, was
i by tho Liberals by a plurality of 1,01.
in Ilriv'.lllan Minixter In London has re.
1 n illsateli saying that 1,000 rebels
' killed in a buttle nt Paiwo Fundo. Bio
iuIo do Hul, June 27, whivh General Para-
tho Insurgent oommamler, baa claimed
victory.
miMEs asd rMALTir.s.
irt Perry, an Alliance railroad employe,
it beat junn Miller, colored. forlusulllnii
ivife.
ih Allnn 11 nrlil. Inillfttmnnf tn M.n.
Lhterat Ht 1'iiul. committed suicide by
iiing nimwii inrougn tne nenrt.
. Allen, colored, was hanged at Upper
lioro. Mil., f nr mtHAii It mfin th 1'.vpnr
Inueliter of Thus. Hlinpson, residing uoar
iiuure.
tin Tlrtworth, a farmer uonr Oreen
, .mo., killed his wife by nring four shots
her body. Immediately oftorwnrd Tits
li blew bis own braius out. Ho Is thought
ive been Insane. They loiivo a family of
hildren.
horrlblo murder was committed at Tnlo
i, I. T.. Thurmiiiy night, and the Coro
Jury has been trying to get a clew to
perpetrntors without success. Oeorao
t whs the victim, and his dead body was
i, wnn nis skull cruslimi ana his neck
n. His watch and 2H0 in cash were
I on the body, showing that he wasmur
lfor other purposes than robbery.
ISASTCRS, ACCIDKSITS AND rATALITIH.
Lang, a laborer, was killed by a lire
nt tue un city rune orns.
.Tnllnr Til Atl Wnrtnn.if nv Pi-nf Tiiim
loomingtoii, fell from his bulloou and
fatally Injured,
stlert Kent and Mex Golden were drown-
...the Ht. Joe rlvor and George Wells was
r
lied in the lake at Alrla, all near Fort
eder Kprlngs, Mich., the lumber yards
II. Wordnn and 2,000,000 fort of lumber
destroyed by fire. Los oovered by lo-
AN OLD-TIME INDIAN TERROR.
in Afed ladtea Warrior Wfce far Tea
Tears Terrorise' .he Settler ef Arlaeee.
Tbcr eM .alktng about the pre
lot Indian outbreak when one of tb
parly, who bad been for man yean
l resident of Arizona Territory, re
narked: I tell you, (tentleman, tbat thli
ndian Illumes is liable to become
retty et-rlous Lei ore long". Yfbj on
urth the government don't enlist
6,000 men and imyo those red skins
ounded up once and for all la some
biDkt 1 rannot understand.
"Why, down, In Arizona, we lived
or fifteen year's In a state ot terror
n account of. be marauding band of
tpachct that nad things pretty much
heir own nay all tbis time, In spite
f all that the government troops
ould do to keep them In check.
"I call to mind particularly .Old
'l?tor1o. There was a warrior for
'mi. lie commanded a band of some
.wo hundred bucks. They were the
;iilr.irahua Apaches, and the mur-ler-t.
robberies and depredations com
bined by that band during those
en years in which they were on the
sartath are almost Incredible.
Old Ictorlo was nearly ninety
rears of one when tho trouble began,
le rule! those red skins with a rod
if iron In splto of his yours. And he
as paralyzed, too, completely pura
yrcd. lie was only able to use hit
.eft arm a little, Just enough to lift
I cigarette t.i his mouth.
"He was constantly in the saddle,
ind had to be strapped on like a bale
)f goods. Ill band hud tho finest
ponies to be found anywhere. They
would sometimta appear at one place
ind In lesi than twenty-four hours
rou would bear of them at some
placo 100 miles distant. All through
out southern Arizona and northern
Mexico Old Vtctorkt continued hit
raids until the settlers Anally gave
ap In despair. The government
troops appeared to be utterly power
less In the matter.
"Why, thut band of redskins would
lometliuc plunder a wagon train
tight under the noses of the troopnr,
ind by tho time th. latter were
mounted and ready to start In pur
suit, they would be out of sight. Tho
oe day, perhaps, the w res would
tell of some fresh depredation com'
tnlttcd by the same bond in a section
of the country over 100 miles away.
"This old war dog, however, was
finally rounded up and shot lie
died In the saddle, fighting to the
last, and his band, what was loft of
It, dlsterst-d. Of course the settlers
heard of it and were delighted. Dis
may followed, however, when Co
chise took the field. This Indian
ran things pretty much the same
way for flvo years, and then came
old Gcronlmo.
"The Indians of the Northwest are
rruch more numerous and better
armed. You may take my word for
It, gentlemen, we haven't seen tbt
last of the Indian troubles. We've
totCij ibfeu the "beginning of tivm.
The government will wake up to
the fact before long, too." New York
Herald. '
Both Wept.
When Lawrence Barrett's daughter
was married iStuart Kolrnon sent a
check for lii.OOu to the bridegroom,
Miss Felicia Itobson, who attended
tho wedd ng, conveyed tho gift.
"Felicia," mid her father, upon
her return, "did you give fi.ni lbs
check?"
"Yes, father" answered the duti
ful daughter.
"What d d ho say?" asked Robson,
"He d'dn't say anything," replied
Miss Felicia, "but he shed tears."
"How long did he cry!"'
"Why, father I didn't time him: I
should say, hnwoer, that be wept
tully u minute."
"Fully a minute!" ; roared Kobson,
"why, I cr ed un hour after I'd signed
US" CbLago Kocord.
The l.arilra.
f be pleasant effect and (lerfert safety with
which Indies may use the Cullfuruia liqoid lax
stive, Byrup of Figs, tinder all conditions
wakes It their favorite remedy. To get the
true and genuine article, look for the name of
the California Fig fyrup Co., printed near the
bottom of the package.
TUERF. is no entry or postnumnui
charities on the credit side of the
recording anifol'ii ledger.
Pr. Kilmer's Rwamp-Hoot cun
all Kidney and Iliudder troubles,
l'aniphlotund Consultation fraa,
Labrutory lllnghampton.N. V.
Have you nover noticed tho dif
ference between the clothes a talloi
wea-s when at work and when m
dinner?
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Charles . Lyon was killed by
Dubuque, la., while he was on his
to gut un luformntiou agninsttho strikers
d by a Lulted Mutes commissioner.
Cairo. III., two freight shod 350 feet
and 600 feet long respectively, nnd 23
lit cars in tho Mobile and Ohio yanL
destroyed by tire. It is believed tho
vas luuendinry.
rail svuffold on tho sixth floor of the
itory annex of tho University of Tcnii-
ula guvo wuy. precipitating threo men
h (.'round. TlionuH .lenkliw, colored.
urs of age, aud John Lowry, 80 years of
were instantly killed. Tho third, John
, csoupca wuli sllgnt bniM'S.
ostly wreck occurred near Hedall.i, Mo.,
e Missouri 1'aclllu Hallway. Tlilrteen
f a westbouna freight train went Into
itch. No trainmen were injured, Throo
own tramp negroes are in tho debris
wreck is supposed to hnvo been caused
i) removal ol a rail strap Dy unknown
s.
ir Otturnwa, I'l., tho MmlUon passenger
going east struak an obstruetlou, ilitoh
10 engine and killing the engineer and
un. It Is believed to have, been the
of strikers.
i. Murphy, son of E. J. Murphy, Itnpnb
caudiiiute tor Congress In the Twenty.
Illinois district, was terribly Injured by
nature explosion of powder at Kant Ht.
and will U. Tho boy's uoso was
i off and tho sight of both eyes du-
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MISCELLAXKOU.
rn Is no meat scarcity In Now York, the
Vts oust of Chicago sending a supply.
Cook's Artie expedition, of which Prof
lllson, of I'ittHijurg, is gooio;riBt, win
m Brooklyn lu tho steamer Miranda.
h Hubsuher. of Chlcao,hasben held
m. Itrar.il. sinco liut Mureh, on sus-
of murder, notwlthMaiullug thut three
ary exaiulnatlous tiavo lulled losuow
linony uguinst hliu.
LAR SIGNS VALUELESS.
srruptioa of Business by the Rail-
strikes Spoilt All Calculations.
14 Co.'s "Weekly Itevlow ot T.-ude,"
l, says: Tho interruption of bus!-
tho ruilroud strikes has been such
usual signs, whether bright or
Uiave little value. Htocks are not-
jfleetod, and close with a decline ol
cents p-r share, because It is com
veu tnot the struggle cunnot last,
t loiiowea uy quick recovery ol
Railroad earnings show adooreuse
lent, for June, aulnut 20 per ceut.
u In products has turned largely
rary unoeruunilee. but meat pro-
ueeo oigaor, wuu a inreateuei
) and the probability that largo
ill be spoiled In Chloago, while
rop prospects nave depressed
lent. The crop year ends with
brts, though a little larger than
i no aggregate lor tuo year has
from 166.000.000 bushels, flour
pugh at the owost average priue
iment has closed lis fiscal yeai
e of HtJ,0ltt,ii0a In revenue and
uke numerous payments which
ItrrflH MrhilA trnwn n(tt.. flan....
-..w, ua.w ..wu. vwvi U1IUVI
ivould naturally be reduced in
irs are, however, caloulatiua that
wnger le past, espouially as gold
Tbout stopped. Ijirge Imports
IVo tu new tariff goes into
till tend to lessen the customary
3rts In the fall.
Sing the week have keen 1S1 In
jtatee, against 834 last year, and
V- against US last year, with no
tier as yet since the new ball
Brisk BImacerf Market
There has of lata been a sudden
and unprecedented Increase In the
demand for wild animals, not only
for the continent, but for the United
States. Tbe stocks In most of the
European toelogical gardens have de
creased of late, a shrinkage partly
caused by tbe closure or the Soudan
by the Dervishes. In America tho
popularity of tbe great menagerie at
the World's Fair started the boom In
wild animals of all kinds. Circuses
and private menageries are compet
ing with the zoological gardens and
scientific societies for rare and Inter
esting animals and the. demand for
Hull's Catarrh Cure
(s taken Internally. Price 75
America is far greater than for the
continent of Europe. After five or
all years of neglect there is such a
boom In the wild-beast trade as is
hardly remembered. Until the ei
pedltlons whl.h Ilagenbeck and
o. tier ..jve :l.ptiichea into Central
Africa, via herbera, and Into Borneo
and the West roast of At-lca, return,
there Is little to fall ba:k upon but
the average supply which arrives
without system and In chance ships.
A single purchase by an agent from
the Philadelphia zoological gardens
Included a leopard, a hyeua, a pair of
cheetahs, a Dornean bear, antelopes,
emus and other birds.
Karl's Clover Knot, the great blood pnrfher,
(Hves fretiliuuiis and clearnest to the rumples
Ion aud euros ouusliimtiou, cts., 6u uU., SI.
If afflicted with sore eyes iihc Dr. Ikohc Thomp
son' Kyo-wutcr. DruKKisU sell at &v l r bottle.
It Is Not
What We Say
flut what Hood's Hareaparilla does that tells
tbe story. Tbe great volume of evidence In
tbe form of unpurchased, voluntary testimo
nials prove beyond doubt that
Hood's Saraa
M- parilla
Cures
Be Sure to Get
IIood'8
Hood's Pill cur habltaal constipation.
3PNU 88
COOK BOOK
svFREE .
880 f B064 ILWJSTMTbD.
Oaaof the LrM end B Cook
Books publutanu. SU11S Is
Sir ss Uir Un Am4 ml tnm Uosj
l off o wisihmvs, sad a Seeat nmmp.
Write fi iui ot oof etbm Sae rr
Highest of all in Leavening Tower. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
A060WTEI.Y PURE
BEECHAM'S PILLS
(Vegetable)
What They Are For
Biliousness
dyspepsia
sick headache
bilious headache
indigestion
bad taste in the mouth
foul breath
loss of appetite
sallow skin
pimples
torpid liver
depression of spirits
i His Order.
A speaker who haa planned an ad
flrcta for a multitude, and finds him
telf confronted with but a slnglo
ludltor, sometimes fails to readjust
bis remarks, and the result Is apt to
le ludicrous. A little story Illustra
tive of this point Is told In connec
tion with a former president of the
University of North Carolina.
One day, as this dignified and
itately personage was walking about
the campus, he observed an unlaw
ful assemblage of students at sums
little distance. He did not hasten
Ills steps, but proceeded slowly to
ward them with his head down and
als eyes apparently tent In contem
plation of his own boots.
When this leisurely preceding had
brought bim to the spot where tho
itudcnts bad been gathered, oulv ono
roung man remained, the others hav
'ng precipitately departed.
The president raised hi head and
mrveyed the solitary culprit wltu
ipparcnt severity, although the
roung man always contended thut
lie detected a twinkle in his keen
syes.
"Hr," said the president In a com-.-oandlng
tone, "Instantly dlspcrso to
your several places of abode.:"
Mrttcult though the feat required
:ertalnly was, tho joung man exe
;uted to the best of his ability by
'dispersing" without further delay.
jvjiiuie itimkj (tu nis mower's
dinner party i "This is the first din.
ner mamma would let me sit at the
table with tht cotnpuny." Ono of
the tJuests "Then you are not very
well acquainted here, are you, Hob
ble?" Bobble "No, sir. I don't
even know who all this silver be
longs ta" Hrooklvn Life.
NOVEL COURTSHIP
r r
THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA
by Columbus brought
enlightenment to iM
world. New fields of
nliKhtenmert in lass
century are In tbe Hoes
ef science. The triumph
of Conservative Starf
fry is well illustrate
by the fsct tbat
PIIDTIlOCer Breath.
iwi I v it a. f eow reeV
irnllv mired without tho
knife end without Bala.
" Clumsy, ehsSnf trusses
. . . never cure put ortea 1s-
Inre Inflsmmstlon, ttrenvulatlop aad death.
TUMORS ovarian, ribrold (Uterine) and
?vmvnj, mtnf 0(Ders. are now removed
without fh perils of rutting operations.
PILE TUMORS
riLC. lUmunOi endot her d Isrseee of tho
kiwer bowel, sre yermenently cured without
mln or resort to the knife.
STflWF t 'he nisdder, no matter how
glul'L Isrwe. le crushed, pulverised, washed
out ind rerfertly ttoiotw! wltaout euttliiff.
STRICTURF IV-wt Pases It also
humlretls of esses. Kor pamphlet, reference
and particulars, fend 10 rent (In stamps)
n World's IMsptsrv Medical AssoclstloSk
I J Mi.ln Htreet, Dulfalo. N. Y.
W. L. Douclas
CUnr isTHCatsr.
OrlwEw NOBQOCaaiNO.
f 5. CORDOVAN,
FINE CALf &KAN6ARC1
P0LICF.3 Sous.
1W,
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BoysSchoolShoes.
LADIES
, tNOrCCATA10HJE
,i WL-DOUOLAS,
BROCKTON, MASS.
Yea rnn srive money br wearies the
W. I.. Doaslae B.'J.OO rhee.
Ilernnse. wo sre the Isrrnt msnufsrtnrers of
ttiiiftrlenrli la thwnrlil,BBiljturnUUilt
alne tf HAmt !: turn name end prlre oe the
I'otiom. wbK'h protei-t rou Sttslmt hlta prtrssod
ih mlilill'innn's prnltts. r shoes equal euitora
work In Klyle, r-.ty flttlnsr end wrsrlns quslltl.
Wi-hnTethfm S"M rrywhre si lower prl'sfi
th lue ln thun snr othr insko. Tnkii bo nib
stltulr. U jour rtislrr csnimt supplj you, we can.
when these conditions arc caused by constipation ; and con
stipation is the most frequent cause of all of them.
One of the most important things for everybody to
learn is that constipation causes more than half the sick
ness in the world; and it can all be prevented. Go by
the book.
Write to R. F. Allen Company, 365 Canal street, New
York, for the little book on Constipation (its causes con
sequences and correction); sent free. If you arc not within
reach of a druggist, the pills will be sent by mail, 25 cents.
Ann nappy marrianes urouin nnnm
. tliroiitfh. I'liele Snin's Mail Hue, I'V THE
IDEAL WORLD. Coplcx ...ntutninK lull
Infnrttmtioii iiml dcxcriptlotii nf l.mlii's nnd
I (ii ntlemen who ilenlre cnrrt-Hx inlcut mulled
for Ten Cents. Addrc,
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WANTF.Oto Ion mnnoTtorvorTiKHijri tr, lotinoi
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luJ. Jr.. I'ra ,Brf. Auil. nf Va.1
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rnnanniptloii. It baa eared
lhouaada. ft h not injur
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It Is tho heat cutisn ayrup.
Hold eTprywhrro. SAc,
u3
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