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HERALD-ADVANCE. W. W. DoWKIE, E-ii'nr iiti.l furnisher. MILBANK, S. 0. Tint latest arrival in the field weather prophecy who predicted that there would bf no rain from Juno 1 1" July 10. has got sadly ruined by cluud bursla and things. Rrcv. Vim.li. MAXKY, ft Baptist min |»t«r and a nephew of ex-United States Senator Maxey, of Texas, is going to trv to unite tho pulpit and tho stuff**. Ho will act. six days in tin week and prou-ob on Sunday. Missonti lasr year paid S4.OW.S4-l fr school purposes. Tin* re wore 1MS7 Bchools in operation, employing 10 '»I teachers, and the number of children enrolled was 611.MI, with an average at tendance of :7»i.077. THK perfection of ventilation is nov, attained by electricity. The new United States man-of-war Baltimore is suppli with an electrical ventilator which will change the atmosphere of the eugino room completely in two minute*. THK Hoard of Visitors of West Point la considering the subject, of increasing the number of cadets at West Point 500. The plan for the increase is to al low each Senator an appointment and to give the President ten every year. Tint army of France exceeds that ot (Jermany by 40.1)00 men. She has also 800 more guns in her field batteries With Kismarck in retirement and Count Von Moltke too old for active ser vice, is it any wonder Germany ia alarmod? THK union of the five Central Ameri can States is soon to be consummated All the States have signed the new ar tides of confederation with the excep tion of Nicaragua, and there is reason to believe that she will soon come into the fold. THK English P. O. Department real 1 zed last year a clear profit to the Gov ernment of $15,000,000. It is now pro posed to reduco postage nearly tw thirds, which would cut off V2H,000 revenue, to be soon recovered, however, it is thought, by increase of business. COSTA RI A'S latest scheme for raising money and the purpose for which it is to bo raised are novel, to say tin* least A new theater is wanted at the capital and an export duty has been placed 1 Congress on coffee in order to raise the necessary money. However, as only $200,000 is needed for the purpose, tho tax will not last long. •IT IS not easy to keep track of African affairs, and speculation concerning tho future of the Dark continent can taKe wide range without violating reason able possibilities. It is becoming more and more apparent that the great strug gle for territory will be between tie many and England. Minor condition may change from week to week, but they will not essentially modify the general character of the main situation. J. G. Fin it. inspector of tralnin schools in England. who oa. me to A me ica in 1S88 to study tho public school system, has made a report which is not very complimentary to our schools. Ho says they give no better education than is now afforded by the elemental' schools of Kngland, the clm^f fault bo. ing that the minuteness of the rul» laid uow II for teachers ailu pi "leaves little room for the spontaneity of the former and the individuality ol the latter." A NIMI'ANV has been formed, with an Immense capital, for the purpose of building a railway along the north Shore of the river and gulf of St. Law rence, from Quebec to St. Charles bay, on the Labrador coast, a distance of *44 miles. The aim of the company is to reduce the length of the Atlantic voy age to about 1,700 miles, as against 3,0."G miles between New York and Liverpool. Those wiio take this route to Europe will only be exposed to the dangeis ol tho sea between three and four days. IF you think posing is easy, says a professional model in the New York Sun, just try to stand perfectly still in one position for five minutes. It is tor ture, and the regular pose of a model Is not for five, but twenty-live minutes. A model can never rest her weight on both feet at once, for the artists are looking for long lines and graceful curves that can only be got by leaning the body to one side or the other, so that one foot must bear more than half the weight, No one who has never tried it can im agine bow hard it is. IN collections centuries old, to bo seen inloth China an Japan, are specimens of the most remarkable drawings in the world -pictures of all kinds drawn with the thumb nail. The nails of the thumb on the loft handof these peculiar artists are allowed to grow to an enormous length, sometimes to a foot or nineteen inches, and are then pared down to pen-shaped point. Dipping tlris oddly constructed pen In beautiful vermillion or sky-blue ink, the only kind of ink used in these ''sacred" thumb-nail draw ings, tho artist, gracefully outlines hit werk. Tur. Secretary of War savs that, with the present force at his disposal, it wiJl require six years to complete the com piling, indexing, printing and binding of the official record of the rebellion There will be ItiO volume.-. Forty-tivr of them have already been distributed and eleven are printed and are being in doxed. leaving sixty-four volumes to be compiled and printed. To complete the work in three years an annual appropri ation of $:Sii0,000 would be necessary, of Which $350,000 would be required to dc: fray the expense of printing and index ing and &0.000 for clerical and other as sistance FI IvlOI S N1 01 i.uS. Northwestern Towii3 Suffer from Wind and Rain. The Storm \V (iiMH-r*! dud Mmi.r l*I»«#« Are I ittl*r Water —Cincinnati Kougliljr Handled »i'ivr»l l.lve* Ke )rted L' I Kl |i- I N* THE N' 'i: I IIV- i -i Ro Ki"oi:ii, li!.. .1 une 10.-- '1 he storm Of Friday nigiit was beyond doubt the most terrific and destructive in its re sults that has ever visited this city. Shortly after S o'clock the storm began suddenly and with indescribable fury, but it was not until daylight revealed the havoc wrought that even those who were out in the work of rescue or saving property oouid form any adequate estimate of the re- i suits. A freight train on the Chicago, Milwaukee A". St. Paul was completely wrecked and two car-loads of hogs drowned. A freight train stood on the i track of the Illinois Central ready to i go east when the track was washed iwoy from under it and the engine toppled over on its side. The bridges, ulverts and tracks of the Illinois Cen tral and St. Paul are destroyed for a dis tance of half a mile into Kent Creek valley, entailing a loss to the Cen tral of about S100.000 and of fully as much more to the St. Paul. The bridges washed away over Kent and Keith creeks will cost tho city $1.1,000. The loss of the Forest City Furniture Company will amount to about $:,000. The Hock ford Fuel & Lumber Com pany's sheds are in ruins and the office was swept away. They also had five horses drowned and figure their loss at about 54,000. The Hock ford Construction Com pany lose about .«1,000. It is impossible i to estimate the amount of private loss es. They are serious and entail much suffering. Tln-y will probably roach 8300,000. FOI.IKT, 111.. June 16.—Not since the night of August IS, 1 »}.". has Joliet had such a storm of wind, water, hail, light ning and thunder as that of Friday night and Saturday morning. No great damage was done in the city. The suburb of Brooklyn being low ground was three feet under water. The police patrol wagon was used to take people from their houses. Mrs. Edward Phelps, a widow, and her fam ily were taken from her house, which in a few minutes floated down Hick ory creek, breaking to pieces at the Fourth avenue bridge. The Elgin, Joliet & Eastern round-house, north ot the city, was flooded with two feet of water. Residences for a mile east of tho round-house were fully four feet under water. Fences and small houses were swept away, breaking to pieces at the first bridge en countered. The southern part of tho city was under water until Saturday evening. AH fences and sidewalks have disappeared and great distress prevails, especially among residents of the south ern district. Farmers coming in report great losses through the destruction of fences, barns, trees and crops. They say that the water lying on the fields will ruin the crops, especially if the weather grows hot. Si'iiiNoKiKT.u, 111., June 16. —Much estimate. The streets were flooded and basements badlv overflowed. Much damage is also reported in Iowa and Wisconsin. The railroads suffered many washouts and trains were from live to fifteen hours late on the various lines. Tiie wagon roads in the country were damaged and many bridges were swept away In all thirty-three houses were un roofed in the city. Thousands of trees damage done to goods on the hrst floors of stores, two !eople were blown off a shanty-boat near the mouth of the and timber-rafts The Chesapeake & Ohio road loses $,0,000 by washouts and ing LOI ISVIM.K, Ky., June 14.—At Hull creek, s.'r milesabove Maysville, Thurs day night two dark clouds met and burst. The creek jumped over, and it swept like drift several dwelling- o'clock Thursday night, while the storm was at its height, the west-bound freight train ran into a washout, caus ing a fearful wreck. Engineer C. C. Koadcap, of Greenup County Fire man Morris lionaker. of Lewis County, and llrakeman Charles Eaton were buried beneath the wreck. Conductor W. R. Watts and lJrake man W. A. Love jumped from the bind car and escaped unhurt. About a do/en personi living on the banks of Bull creek are reported drowned. The fol lowing bodies have been found: John i ggies, Lu'iy P. Estler, a widow, and and two sons. I*ear llarri* Ky did much datt-.^'- to etc., Thursday night. Lightning flock of sheep west of town i r. farm of Mr. I Wine, kiilin Daily twi farm fifteen, and I wood Davids which »otne ing a valuab of M* ruck a tree siiT'ltereii. A ,IM) and $.51)0. Arm I N. N. Y., l-'-i'ing :i i rain storm yesterday cel,ars in all pans of the city were flooded and sewer pipes i were burst in many places '1 he b»s is estimated at j?:JOO.OOO. Urn A, N. v.. June 14. I I.* -•"IM througti this section of the 1 day night did great damage to crops. ~r roads and bridges. At Norwich a large portion of the town was flooded, and the. water was several feet deep -in a por* tion of the town that had never been overflowed before. At Oneida the en tire (-astern part of the town was sub merged. The Ontario Jt Western tracks for a distance of several miles were under water. At Solsville, in Madison County, a saw-mill, planing-iuill, hor, barn and sevva away bv the 1' -1 of lumber. ltoMK, N. V., June 14.—Tho heaviest rain for vears fell in this vicinity Thursday night. Oriskany Falls, twen ty-two miles south of here, was flooded by the breaking of two ponds four miles above the village. No lives were lost, but barns, a saw-mill, bridges, etc., were swept away. Hop-yards were flooded, gardens plowed up by water and other damage done. TO SUCCEED HIMSELF. Governor Hurl»igh Kfiimninatfii by the of AI'GVSTA* Me., June VX —Governor Rurleigh was renominated by the Maine Republican State convention held here yesterday. The plattorm adopted favors laws for the protection of labor: sympathizes with honest efforts to eradicate intem- CINC INNATI, June 10.—Cincinnati and i perance, and renews its adhesion topro the country for fifty miles around ex- hibition of the liquor traffic. It de perienced a sensational storm Sunday. It mands of Congress the enactment of began at noon and for more than an hour terrified thousands. The wind was severe, the lightning of fierce disposi tion and alarming frequency, and the rain fast, furious and deluge-like. liy 1 o'clock every sewer in the city was full and the streets were amateur rivers. State street, a narrow thor oughfare lying very low in the valley what was once Deer creek, became a torrent. Water stood two and three •et deep in the houses and the drift was doing much damage. such legislation as shall enable each State to exercise full control within its borders of traffic in all liquors, whether imported in original packages or other wise. Killed H«*r HUH band and Herself. ALHANY. Ore., June 13.—Near the town of Lebanon, a few miles from here. Thursday morning Mrs. Aurnsbaiiu'li shot and killed her lsband. Grant Aurnsbaugh, and then blew her own brains out. The discovery of an inti macy between her husband and her sis ter was the cause of Mrs. Aurnsbaugh's ee Miami river and drowned and thousands L. of dollars damage vvas done to coa, boats ^. were razed, and in the lower portions t^Tchiwwn" R^d. the city many thousand dollars. Vf 118T |. :li Mass., June 16.—Aloise and An s htcr3 of y k of XVUsonvill(1 onn W( rt by & on thp Vrrvville Slate ne br .^ Friday ftnJ Th( fathor flshin? off the bri ,lge and gtruck thu U a s iousl him landslides within fifty miles ot the city. At Fairmouth, Ky., three boys fish-1 Killed wiui»* ruying rolo. boat are missing and were Siorx CITV. Ia.. June 14.— In a match doubtless drowned. Covington, Ileloit, gamo of polo between the Sioux Ci'y Dayton and Newport, Ky., had eight- and Le Mars clubs Friday evening een houses unroofed and two persons Fred 1$. Close was thrown from his hurt Thousands of acres of wheat just horse and killed. Close was a wealthy ready to reap are laid flat and the loss Englishman and a member of the bank will be great. It is safe to say that the ing firm of Clo lir s loss in Cincinnati and a radius of fifty miles amounts to SUOO.OOO. Htite Must stand Trial. MoN'ritK.w.. tan.. June 14.—Hale, the assailant of Kugene Cowles, was held on bail yesterday to await the action of the grand jury. If Cowles recovers and does not prosecute, the case will be allowed to drop. houses and their frightened occupants. The stone culvert on the Chesa peake & Ohio railroad over Hull creek was washed out into the river, and about 13 fair organization yesterday it vvas voted sition of tne Consolidated Company, and Clianf(eil the N»m«. to change the title to the lumbtan Exposition." •Worlds Co- Mi-etourl Democrat*. ST. JOSKI'H, MO., June I:. In the Democratic state convention yesterday Judge Thomas A. Gantt was nominated on the seventeenth ballot for Supreme Court Judge. Convention of Anerli- «n Hanker*. NKW YOKK, June 1H.— 1The American Hankers' Association has decided that, the convention of !s should be held at i w: Saratoga, N. Y.. on Si-pleuiber 3, 4 Montev and cxperie AklM. LWVS. Work Of till' Fifty-F-l'.-st Cov in Senate and House -miiintiry of t»r»t*«*elli.,-« All tin* Important tforJ. I tin* Natl«« l.nW-Mrtfct*! t'p to Hale. W i-!, i e 1 E. B. Miller & Co.'s woolen-mill and Hathaway & Reynold's cap factory were badly damaged by water. Longley A Davis' woolen-mills also suffered dam age. The loss will amount to between m.000 and Si0,000. The damage through out Central New York will amount to several hundred thousand dollars. BINOH AMTON, N. V., June 14. A se vere thunder-storm and cloud-burst del uged the villages of Lisle and hitners Point and the neighboring country Thursday night. The lowlands were submerged and some live-stock perished in the raging waters. The damage in the town of Triangle is estimated at *1 s.ooo. The damage in Cortland County will probably reach St»0.000. FROM WASHINGTON. 1I«»« or I of Eventa of Uc:.trtl Iiiter*Mi to All. WASHINGTON, June LI. —The Depart ment of State has been officially advised of the issue by the Spanish Govern ment of a royal decree, article 14 of which states that foreigners immigrating to the island of Cuba as colonists or field workers may intro duce into the island without payment of tariff duties their baggage, implements, etc. also two head of cattle, horses or mules and four head of small live stock. The sons of such immigrants are ex empt from military service, provided they work fo..r yea:- us agricultural laborers. WASHINGTON. June 13. —It is an nounced that Mrs. Harrison. Mrs. Mc Kee, Mrs. Dimmick and tho children of the White House will leave Washing ton next Tuesday for Cape May and re main there during the summer. The President will probably make them damage was done here to growing crops weekly visits until the adjournment of by wind and rain. Hailstones of enor- Congress, after which he will remain at mous size fell, breaking windows. Trees the seashore throughout the heated were torn down and uprooted, corn, I term. wheat, oats and fruit were badly cut down, and the damage done is hard to 'I'h" ver bl.l a a- considered ,n the Senate v ,,,j :i ,, A bill 'a a-, introduced pro- poa.ng ^Uientln the constitu tion providing for ion if masters by the countries for the establishment of a port of delivery at Hock island. 111., land seven".'• live mhIum .a. pen-',on bills. The Sliver '. w.i- dis cussed. WASHINGTON, June l: —In the Senate yesterday the bill providing for the re organization of the Government of I. tah was favorably reported also the House legislative, executive and judicial ap propriation bill ($*il,35.VJ17). 'I ho silver bill was further discussed. WASHINGTON, June 14. A re-e. ,'ion was agreed to in the Sena'e ye-'erday appointing Edward K. Valentine Ser geant-at-Arms. The rest of the session was devo'ed to considering the silver bill. W \-lll\. K'N. .h.lie In *\e ''U l' WASHING P'V. June lo In the Hoi.se yesterday 'In* bill to prohibit alien- from acquiring title to or owning lands within the United States was reported. WASHINGTON, June 11.—The post office appropriation bill was passed in thu House yesterday, and the Senate bill prohibiting the sale of liquor on exposition grounds was introduced. WASHINGTON, June 13. vesterday the conference Senate dependent pen agreed to. The sundry tion bill ($27,il9,5i:) a 1 e-.cional b,l W'ASUINI. IN\. June It. In tin* lb. .-e yesterday the sundry civil appropriation bill (S-JS,0011,000) was discussed, and at the evening session thirteen private pension bills were advan -'d *.-1 hird reading. WASHI »OT N .June hi. —The lions'* suspended its regular business on Satur day in order that members might de liver speeches on the late Samuel .1. Kandal 1- Kiirtliquak*** in *'ranc*. I PAHIS. June 1-. Seven shocks of earthquakes have .• -.rred in the French Department of Jura, inflicting great damage in 'lie vicinity of un* Jura -mountains. The people are pinic stricken, and since the fh -t of the shocks have refused to re-en:. their houses. Thousands !u-n women and children are eainped "i.* ni the open fields. N.» lo-s of life I- re ported, but a lar/e amount of *, r.'perty has btien destroy, d. A New 11 iker»' Truttt. 14. T! vn: -vii.i.E, June United States ltaking Com prising firms in Pennsylv Virginia, Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. has been organized, with bead.i'.ai at IUcbmond, lnd. The eaju'ai o* :t..* new company is S't.ouo.oot). e Mutt lit* Temperate. II VI.I tvioiu:. Mil., June l: The em ployes of tiie Haltimore A niu MINOII KE»TS ITEMS. ASIATIC For tlx* Week Ending J" 1 in Vienna. Austria, six per* t.tod sit iff ie on 1' riday. II. n: drowned. The str Columbus. «a: .Mi Friday. I .."ii.K'ii. died i,- battling in vit .rdav were ,f The ent: bus i uro. Tex e .ator El W \stu\'t.TON, v. u ii n is introduced a bill \.--erday authorizing fh' M... noil clr:'-'*1' property •be benefit u! :,e publi. was mtr.. tved' to pro ot liquor upon aii grotsnd sitious are held for whit ment makes appropriation i.* was further discussed a to on 'J'hursi. .i w Hundred. i: shore of Nc Ion n a starving condition. or A -.lie v po- \-iiINOI'ox. June I 1 ".• •.,,i-M'din the Senate v.-s-erdav washed hibit'monopoly in the transportation oi i j)00 feei cattle to foreign countries to provide I for the inspection of live cattleand beef products intended for export to foreign id Within ti. last two month Chinese bound for tip 1 ir have landed at Guyma-. 1 on Sati.raav bills were passed -O amend the laws ulating to custom revenue bonds, making the signature of one member of the firm binding on all the members: to dit Major Wham, army paymaster. wi»h S'.!V45 Government •i7ona nvate funds of wh'.i'li he v. as "(ibbe-1 in May, 1 and ."y-:iv pension bills. not SK. -In the House report on the i i bill was i: appropria -o- Hlair edu- re favorably reported June i:{. In tin'-Ho .-e WASIII.V'. yesterday propriat ing e urgency detb'ncy bill S:i.T0S.00ti for the payn 1 'or expen-i The confe of pensions and W.UT5.0U0 of the census was pass-d. ence reports on the atr n. s tary academy and tin- i-- i-i-.n t• priation bills were di--e.-d *o. '1 to agricultural aopropria'em b:.l w ». passed. WON HIS BET AND DIED. I An Ohio Farmer Swallow* Twenty-SI\ Hur Hoilrtl Kt( on u Wat-r AKION, O., June 111, Homer K. New ton, one of tiie most prominent farm ers of Northern Ohio, died Friday night at his home in West Kiechtield. Three weeks ago. on a wager with friends, tie ate twenty-six hard boiled oggs at a meal. His stomach and bowels refused to p-rform their func tions and medical aid was unavailing. lUtil- 1 road Company have been notified that hereafter no per-ou who drinks liquor i will be employed bv the eomitanv. and employes will be disebarge.1 if intoxi cated ei'he" vdl or o|T ..I It y. Man and Wile Instantly Killed. i BIG SIMSINOS, Neb.. June 11. A farm er named John Fueston. accompanied by Lis wife, was driving across the Union Pacific, track Friday when they I were struck by a west-bound train and i instantly killed. Tlte CotumhuA fttrikf-i* SalUfle.J. Coi.trMiifs. ().. June. t. The striking CiurAoo. June 13.—At a meeting of the stockholders of the local world s street-car men have accepted tin* propo- will return to work at compromise scales, Si.To for conductors and -l.'io drivers. Murat llnlHteud an 1.1.. l. v I.N N TJ, June 14.- I! e mont I..' b-L'e. formerly Farmer's College, at. o lege Hill. O., has conferred the tlegree LL. D. on Murat Halstead. of the In cinnati Cotinnercial-Gazette. A Me\iran Teui|ie-l. OK Mi:\ifo. June l: A tempe •d n» vessels in the hatbor v i No such stortn bail bet there in thirty ycar.-. He lingered in terrible pain for three weeks without food. He was known throughout the entire countrv as a breed.-r and importer ot' tine rattle. He leave-, a large estate. »Krot*n i i o i com- beria. West I Fnllure of K U rn Mainifarturcr. IIOSTON, June II. The assignment of George J*. Ladd. tne baling wi.obn manufacturer of {Spot p. Prouty is announced. Mr. La id' barrassnient was a great si.rprb business men. His liabilities are at. from Sti:i.oui to ^T.'i.uoo. to Lihei-la. N'l.w VoitK, June lii. --A colon v n.- *io families from Arkansas anil I- b»r ida will leave for Liberia within a few days. Agents of the American Coloni zation Society, under whose auspice* they will sail, insist that upward of half a million negroes are anxious to leave the United States an go to l,i- Tin' liu« iie NKW VOI K, June Co.'s weekly review speculation hits been volume nor enthusiast the last WI...U, .but- the 1. ness ot tne country continues unpre derited in volume for the season »nd i highly ncouraging in prospects. Two ISojr* llrmvned. Curr-Aoo, June Hi.- Iludoiph Uohn, l: years old, and Otto Nchultz, 11 years, were drowned in Mud lake Saturday' With other hoys they were riding on ,j 1 An Outbreak of the Se Spain and rw-ftnty- I iti i'«' lent|i l{4por, I'roviii. ..I V»lein ia_|{w(|1( tKoo tli« Stricken Timn»-i in th* Ct»r', i)ulnl| HOI.MSA IN H'| M: and Mrs. Henry Jaha, ajjt*d last survivor of the Nipuck tribe of In dian. died Thursday at Webster. Ma-- Stanley has signed a contract for a course of fifty lectures in America, be ginning in New York City November 11. It is the intention of the I'ennsyl- I vania Railroad Company to build a double track from Pittsburgh to Chi cago p.-iispe-%'r- had a r*.lining tight With A pat in on the erra Mad re slopes and were -.ivd by the tb'.-tness of ttieir horses. Charles Davis, aged v**»»*». one of The earliest pioneers of Boone County, I ml., died at his residence near Leb anon on Friday. The North Carolina Dent pa'- will hold their State convention at K.ileigh Aegust -0. and Florida Dchph'i ,I'S wi.l meet at Ocalla on August 1". Over 'JtiO ]ersons were hurled fron: a broken foot bridge a distance of s: v feet in Cleveland, »., on Sunday, ami forty were injured, some fatally. A saloon owned by.l.e k christian in a residence district ot Indianapolis, lnd., was chopped to pit o*» with axes on Friday by negroes hired by citizens. I il ive w a' Hon. i v.*r Mowa't. Premier Ontario, in an int.-rvp-w .t, IJoche-:.-:'. N. V., denle- that 'here i-. anv -ell* t ment fo anne\a':on U the Dominion. I ti" International Typographical I r. o't in session on Thursday at At* lair.a. 'ia.. re-elected F,. L. Plank as president and \\. M.-t a- -.*•• ro tary and treasurer. In a cellar at Philadelpoia on I'l olay William Collins and Charles Dermer were found lying dead on the floor. The police claim that Collins killed Dermer and then shot hims 10 water on a log, which struck a snag and threw them oil. The bodies w.*re recov ered. SI a n I .*y foi t'liTi-iiior. lKt ssi.i., June lo. It is announced definitely that Stanley, the explorer, has accepted the position of Governor of the Congo Free State, the term to cm tneu.-e in January, ls'.ivi. Another Ocean Iti-eoril lirokfn. NKW YoitK. June 14. The steamship Columbia which arrived here yesterday made the run from Soethanipton in rt d.ty Hi hours and'i:i minutes, beating a.l previous records. Killed HU FHIher. Lt viti:.\. N". June H. Herbert \\:irren. a |l'.-year-old boy. yesterday i shot and killed his fattier, Frank War ren. who WJIS abusing and threatening his mother. (r An ICitra Si !U.v«iK|Ki,ii, 111.. June 14.—Governor l-ifer has issued a proclamation calling the Legislature moot in extra session here on .July to consider world's fair matters. MiAnouri KepublioihH. Sl 't- -''nie 11. -The Missouri ."Mate Republican Executive Committee have agreed upon a call for the State cuuventiu.i Lo meet in this city July I urecriticaUv 111 !Wl i• ini». June Hi. --('holeru out a'_ Puebla da Kugat, inti, of Valencia, and then*liaveal twenty-three deaths fiom thp is believed that the disi*usi*vi to the place by some solJio cent'ly arrived then* from Nn irihabii town. i'peared all i«*h hadb n death- s at tied I'otts ..iries Tw- ib he The town of Southaivp'' n. brated the-J.'i(i!h annivers.tr s tlement on Thursday. Pishop Fallows, of .ii i ..cu president of the 11. .',.pal Church in t'anada. 1 ago, tiic v.::!! lents of a str' w up for paving curred at Monticlii Puebla de Rugate. a\ i ,.Ti are reported there. 1 Iv, Seven bodies of tinktiovv n taken ur ..! t.lio river aloi front in N ork Sunday. LOSDON, .!,•• An \sialie ehole] i -year in seems inevit I *. l-Hr HOW has been raging :n Ka. especially in the valleys of and Euphrates. It is mm-o nounced that 1 h" plague ha« the Russian Empire. It has Volga river, and already isn mortality in many t(.'»n crn Russia. There is almc over it at Odessa, althoti have yet been reptirtrd in Fears are also expre-sed reach Constantinople bv traffic from Hagdad. where with great vinlencc. Thf servative experts lieliM will eerta:". 1. extend •%lepp»j, Hey:".-, Suez s dria. The •-s'**nsive between those and all world, includ'ir.' m* I'nited decs this prttM v a most to contemphi- I lie BniJ paring to put a iu infec of Southern Uussui un lcr a tarv quarantine, hop'.tig the northward and wi^twat ie- epitleuiic FAMINE IN S0U1 Ki y i»« Will Mrtltf Ainitlifr sirU-k«tt ountr .'•v. June is.—The i t'ii!.' ..'•* all I.. A Mahd: A train on the Chesapeake jfc Ohio be av* road went over an embankment near Mavsville, Ky.. on Friday owing to a washout, and three trainmen lost their lives. the sta Kgyp' I i and s Mahd. of -1 1 Ton k \. Kan.. ferent selegatt A11 lilt.' and It) i Farmers' i' the Industri i 1 a:..- party and Ki. .*• held Thursda 11 •1 attended by a' from a! I par* ciiled to ami c.e.n* .*.,. Iilittee w a- a tip*' n'- 1 for a i'e .-..ti v.-t.: State l'-i.e* It^covcratl XI.OOO for N i li.i.-y li.i.v. Wi--.. J"' ease of Horace Heath vs. Central Kail way 1 been on trial bet• tne jury rendert damages to ain tiff orr. IT I lision at Spencer vv ere shown to be Kehn )tl A f'oiiicr«KMti»i.oe*' KI.AUINO, Pa.. dred and fifty-tiv i" since the seeds ot church in this country w Dr. George De llctuicvill day. in the old stoin* man. where he in eb* u event was ob-e: v-i v- ceremonies U-^arl» |4. —Jul .he I'ni i'liieuK'i I IIICAI.O. .1 says the sale to an English syndicate will be consummated Ju believed that the niino will enjoin the sale. U after the sale local cap' Out lock. I- II. 11 Dun 'f 'rade says that net in.]- large in in tone during legitimate busi- 1, bine ami start another it «m|li'teil Trump of W AIIA-II, lnd., June S. Harriman. of New Vor on a walk of tinent for a wager of gram received Friday ished the trip in sixty days less than the tira? won the wager. The Filil'ire lt*' NKW YOIIK. J«»E 4 tires reported number States this week, ag ains and !!».'» this week last yc 1H this week, against 2. tal number of faib' rs States January 1 to date 5,440 in a like period oU Killed Ilin .l'«Her Mo.. -1' ISooN i:\ ll.l l*. Sheriff Crammer w:l!j P' tin* county jail satiiH'1 was shot twice by J" 1 from S*dalia. \Nestt iff's keys, unlocked t" caped. A po-s.* is aftc^ She lles. r«f» KiniMONn. V«.. •'"n® enumerator hen* l' a woman named Mart'* had thirty-seven She has given birth to" to twins -ix time singly. I'oUoned ''V ,c K'NOXVII.M:. TENN.^ picnic near this of persons were P4'1"1' cream, which had s' free/ers. Sixteen w 001