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Today! Today! Today!
Sale-:-of-:-Miisin-:- Underwear
AT 25 CENTS.
Compare our Muslin Underwear the way it is made, with Felled
Seams and the quality of the muslin: fine and soft.
io Dozen Chemise,
Made of good, fine muslin and trimmed with Hamburg and cluster
of tncks, 25 cents.
io Dozen Drawers,
Made of fine Muslin, with wide hem and fine, narrow tucks, 25 cts
II
The
Canadian Cost Swept
Terrible G-ales which
Destroy
Scores of Lives, Many Vessels
and Millions' Worth
of Property.
Galveston, Texas, the Scene of Un
precedented Inundations and
Loss of Property.
Other Points on the Texas Coast
Flooded by Tidal Waves
from the Gulf.
SUBSEQUENT BEFLECTIO'S.
Bridges, Railroads Tracks and Hund
reds of Ilonses Washed Away and
Scores of Persons Drowned.
io Dozen Corset Covers,
TJnlaundried,
made of fine Cambric
Hamburg, 25 cents.
and trimmed with fine
io Dozen Chemise,
Made of fine Muslin, trimmed with fine Hamburg and cluster of
tucks. 25 cents.
io Dozen Drawers,
Made of fine Muslin, with wide hem and fine, narrow tucks, 25 cts.
io Dozen Corset Covers,
TJnlaundried. made of Lonsdale cambrci and trimmed with narrow
fine Hamburg, 25 cents. -
New Goods Just Opened.
ELEGANT .. PLAIN . AND .'. STRIPED . PLUSHES.
New Stripe Velvet,
New Dress Goods.
Our Great Dry Goods Sale
Everyth
Continues All Over Our House.
ing is being Rushed off as fast as possible to make room for the
New Goods thai are daily arriving for the Grand Opening of the
New Part of our store.
MMSON I loNAMARA.
Main Street.
WELL !
Crowded,
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jammed
Crashed,
On the occasion of our Grand Opening. It is over and we are now
prepared to show the public a first-class stock of
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"Weather Report.
Wasiiixgton, August 22, 1 p. m. Indi
cations for Missouri: "Fair weather, south
westerly winds becoming-westerly, slightly
cooler weather.
For Nebraska and Kansas: Fair weather,
souther winds and nearly stationary tem
perature. Galveston's Terrible Experience.
St. Locis, Alia. 21. A special from
Galveston says: Thursday night's storm
wrecked about I.jO houses amKiid damasre
to the extent of $200,000. The storm broke
over the city at .1 o'clock in the afternoon
and by 9 o'clock an easterly hurricane had
driven the waters of the bay up to Seventh
street It w as not till midnight, howeer,
that the people began to appreciate their
danger and make attempts to save their
property. The night was intensely dark
and only the crash of falling buildings, the
roaring of the wind and sound of rushing
waters told of the destruction going on.
In many streets and yards the water was
overhead deep, and people escaping from
their tottering and tumbling homes were
compelled to drift oil on hastily improvised
rafts. In the vicinity of the Beach hotel,
bath houes, immense pagodas and saloon
were washed away, and the basement of
the hotel was flooded. A barricade
was constructed to prevent the
waves washing in full force against the
foundations. Guests were nearly frantic
with fright but could do nothing but wait
for whatever fate might come. To add to
their terror, the menagerie cages were
overturned and two Meiean lions escaping
leaped to the gallery 'where they were both
shot by their" keeper, Bill Mitchell. Un
fortunately a ball from another revolver
shattered Mitchell's arm so badly as to
necessitate amputation.
Daylight and the subsiding of the storm
and retreat of the waves left a sad picture
of w reck. Many buildings were demolNh-
eu, and otners natl rioatcu away tor
hundreds of feet, while household goods
were scattered away everywhere. All the
street railwav tracks on the beach and the
tracks of the narrow guage Texas and Mex
ican railway torn away. .Nearly every
bridge in the city went down. On" the bay
smaU craft suffered immensely, while the
schooner Larnira Perkins wa- wrecked
and all but one of her crew of six lost.
Gu.vestox, Tex., Aug 21. It was a
day before the full extent of the damage of
the recent storm was known. For" de
structive violence while it raged it was the
severest storm on this continent.
They all say the same thing, but we will give a few prices below
as pointers, and trust that the public will be benef tted by it.
Men's All Wool Worsted Suits for $10,
Sold anywhere for $12.50 to $15.00, Frock or Sack.
Men's All Wool Cassimer Suits for $8.00,
Sold anywhere for $12.50.
Men's Working Suits, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00
Boys from ages 13 to 17, $3, $4 and $5.
Sehool Suits, age 9 to 12, $3,
3.50
3.75.
Childrens jSTow comes the gTVT A ffH; T?,- Every mother
likes to see her child look nice, and a visit to our childrens
department will show you prices and duality that
no one can resist.
Children's Suits for Sehool $1.00 to $3.50.
Storms at Other Points.
Ottvwa, Out., Aug. 21. A despatch
from the governor of St. Pierre Mequillon
says: A mot violent storm swept over the
island Wednesday night. Buildings were
blown down and considerable damage done
to shipping. Two vessels were" driven
ashore and wrecked and many men
drowned. Long Island was struck w 1th a
strong windjWhich wrecked many fishing
vessels. The damage to shipping and pro
perty in different parts of New Foundland
i- very great ami cightv lives are reported
lost.
Victoria. Tex., August :1. A disas
trous wind storm visited this city yesterday.
The wind blew a perfect hurricane in the
morning. The cast bound pos.enger train,
v hirh was standing at the depot, was blown
over on the platform. Several passengers
were on the tram but all escaped uninjured.
The freight depot and Masonic hall, both
large building?, are total wreck, while the
colored sections is almost swept from the
earth. Two church Steeplers were blown
down and two churches unroofed. The
high school building and jail were consid
erably damaged. All together about twenty-five
houses were deniolislied and one
hundred and eighteen more or less dam
aged. Few buildings escaped uninjured.
Trees and most of the shrubbery in the city
were blown down and the streets tilled w ith
debris. Business was entirely suspended.
The loss is rougly estimated at 100,000.
Xews from Cuero savs the storm was
! very disastrous to property there also.
Advice from the country says the storm
was ve y violent doing great damage to
crops and destroying property.
A special train from Indranoio. brings
sad news as to that place. The relief party
that went down on it report the following:
j When the train arrived within four miles
i of Indianolo the tracks were washed
I out badlv and iienlv gone.
The part- walked within a half mile of
town in water waist deep and could go no ;
further. They saw Mr. Clements across, ;
the bayou; the bridge was washed away.
He said we should havea train there ery
early in the morning, as everybody wanted j
to get awav Thev -have nothing to eat i
and no clothes. It is. reported that
Opinions of Persons and Papers Upon
the Verdict of the Anarchist Case.
oy Chicago, Els., Aug. 21. There was a
meeting last night of all the female relatives
of the sentenced anarchists, reinforced bv
men from all parti of the city. Miss Spies
subsequently said over $4,000 was sub
scribed to a fund to carry the ease td the
supreme court. Miss Spies said: We have
been watched and hounded by detectives
and newspaper men till we are "nearly har
rased to death; but we got away with them
all the time and have had one meeting.
The law may beat us by Judge Garvv's
ruling and by special pleas made by Mr.
Grinnell, but the supreme court ne er will
endorse or rule the same. Think of mv
brother being hanged when he was onlv
trying to do "the best he could to help word
ing men. It is reported that Miss Holmes
made an energetic plea to the meeting in
favor of awaiting the decision of the su
preme court
The women said the; were not in anv
fears of starvation or of being distressed fo"r
a cent, as the oppresseil of all nutions would
come to their succor. When the meeting
dispersed it was an early morning hour,
and the women all embraced and declared
thev would stand together.
Gen. W. II. Parsons, brother of the con
victed anarchist, says every effort will be
made to reverse the verdict and the case
will be carried to the supreme court of the
United States if necessary. The leading
exception w ill probably be on the point of
the refusal of Judge Gam- to give for the
defense instruction that all men have the
right to peaceably assemble and to repel bv
force any attempt, either by authorities o"r
private iuiumuikus. io ureas up sucii a
meeting. On this point the attempt will be
made to carry the case to the United States
supreme court, in the event the state su
preme court refuses a new trial.
Gustave Bilz, managing editor of the xVr
biter Z-itung, says they have s.j,000 al
ready to contest the case, and he expects
much more.
Attorney Grinnell says rigid meas
ures will be taken against the Arbiter
Zeitung. Any reference to alleged bribery
of jurors will canse its suppression. As to
the future he said he had a list of fifty men
that would be arrested at the first outbreak.
He w ill require the best of good behavior
from the anarchists.
Joe Gruuhatt, city tenement house in
spector and Socialist, says the verdict will
be a signal for a labor revolt. It is classed
as a verdict of capitalists in the interest of
capital and against the principle of liberty
and justice. He said they would never
hang, for everything moneycould do would
be done. "
Geo. Rogers, member of the state execu
tive board Knights of Labor, says: The ver
dict brings no shock to the labor movement.
The convicted anarchists have not held for
years legitimate places among the friends of
laboring men, ami when they drop out
they will leave no hole to fill." I am not
among those w ho aiFeet to beleive the men
will not hang; I think they will. Nor do
I question the righteousness of the verdict.
It has been boasted that the Knights of La
bor will interfere with an attempt to save
Par-ons, but I don't believe it. Knights
of Labor will not uke any part" in
the affair as an organization.
The remedy for labor abuses exists in the
law making powers of the state. The ver
dict will probably call attention to the fact
that after all law is a pretty safe thing to
lean on. If the law is made right all will
be tight. Ballots and not bombs are our
strongest and best weapons. The vindica
tion of the law will nave a wholesome
effect upon society.
Captain Schaak who secured most of the
eviuence against the convicted nnarcmsta
says the anarehist business in Chicago has
just begun; w hen he is through they will
all be hung, in prison or driven from the
city, ne tleclines to sav whether he has
made additional arrests, and whether
he has warrants out for any, but says he
can get them whenever he wants them,
and intimates some of the women
will eventually be brought to
trial. He says had Schuanlelt
been brought to trial the testimony would
have been produced corroborating that
given by Gilmore and Thompson, but
which, owing to Schnaubelt not being on
trial, was excluded. Capt. Schaak regrets
that Rarthazer Rue was not indicted for
murder, as he could have been convicted,
lie and Most raav vet le indicted. Cant.
Schaak says had Schroeder told the same
story on the stand as lie did to him, Xeebe
would ha; e shared the same fate as the
other defendants, but he was worked upon
by socialists under the lead of Capt. Walth
ers w ho was at the head of the armed lec
tions and modified his testimony some.
Walthers secured all the testimony for the
defense and drilled witnesses and hail he
had better command of the English lan
guage witnesses storieo would not have len
so inconsistent. It is said Rue tied the j
city.
A detail of ten policemen from Captain j
Srhaak's force spent the night at the jil J
as a special guanl for the anarchist convicts. (
I hese were relieved by another squad this
morning. The prisoner; held an extended
conference with Capt. Black this morning
regarding the program to lxr carried out as
to the vertlict and prevent if possible judg
ment being carried out.
-rvillcd His Wife and Himself.
' Cnrcvoo, Aug., 21. Frank Demon a
Bohemian laborer, murdered his wife and
shot himself this afternoon at their home
on Van Horn street. At tliat hour Frank
Ivubaha, a Bohemian living at 1073 Van
Horn street, heard the report of a revolver
in the adjoining house, which was occu
pied by the Demons, and a moment later
saw Demon rush from the back door to the
alley, brandishing a revolver. Knbaha ran
to the house anil found the form of 3Irs.
Demon prostrate on the floor, bleeding from
a wound in the left breast. He ran after
the murderer and attempted to arrest lrim,
but Demon turned and tired at him.
Eabuha returned to the house and at
tempted to revive the wounded woman,
but his efforts were in vain, and she died in
a few moments. He called the neighbors,
who soon came and surrounded tlie mur
derer who, seeing escape was impossible,
put the weapon to his breast and tired, the
shot passing through his heart. He died
almost instantly. "lie was about CO rears
old and his wife oo. The couple had three
sons who were employed in the Malleable
iron works and were'tolerablv well to-do.
They have lived peacefully," and as far
as known no cause can be given for the fatal
act.
Yachtinjr.
Xew York, August 21. The first of a
series of trial contests to determine which
of the four sloop yacht, shall meet the
British cutter, Galatea, in September, re
sulted in a victory for Gen. Charles Paint s
new sloop, 3Iayliower, designed bv Ed
ward Burgess to beat the Puritan." She
did so handsomely by 11 minutes. 11 sec
onds oer the forty-mile course. She also
defeated the Atlantic 10 minutes., ."1 sec
onds, and the Prescilla IS minutes it) si-p-
onels, and made the fastest elapsed time
over the course The Atlantic defeated
the Puritan by 20 seconds and the Prescilla
by 7 minutes, 8 seconds, while the Puritan
beat the Prescilla 7 minutes, IS seconds.
The details of the race show the Mayflower
st-trtcd last ami overhauled the other vacht
in fine style.
A number of crafts accompanied the
yachts.among them the Galatea navigated by
Capt. Bradford and with Mrs. Hennaboard.
She had worked out to the middle of Ged
ncv's channel when she squared awav for
home having almost caught the others with
butHttle eifort. Lieut."" Henry, watching
the Minitower from the judges5 bench said:
those boats are eight minutes round the
light ship and have"no spinnaker set; that
wouldn't do in my ship.
Base Ball.
Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 21. In regard
to the agreement of Capt. Rowe, of the
Kansas City club, to release Couway to
the Detroits, Secretary Whitefield 'says
Rowe has no authority to release Conway
and the directors will not permit it.
Leavenworth, Aug. 21, The game
to day between Leavenworth and Lead
vilie was one of gallantest and resulted in a
big scoop for the home team, the score
standing 10 to 4. The Mountain Boys did
their best but were unable to compete with
the Reds.
Locisvitt.E, Ky.. Aug. 21. Louisville
G. Cincinnati 1. St. Louis Browns 7.
Pittsburg G. St. Louis St. Louis s, Kan
sas City 0. Philadelphia Philadelphia o,
New York 15. Washington-Boston G.
Washington. 3. Baltimore Athletic. 0,
Baltimore 5. Wellington Topcka Atlilet
ics 9, Browns, 6. Detroit Detroit 12, Chi
cago .) Aew York Metropolitan 10,
N.
Belfast, Ireland, on the Eve of
Another Bloody, Fa
natical Riot,
The Catholics Having Accepted I
a Challenge from
Orangemen
system of governing Ireland should be the
reverse of that goreraing England.
He, Harcourt, clarmeil that Ireland did
not want such local self government aa -was
proposed. The Liberals intended to con
tinue to appeal against use recent electron
verdict. " The policy of the government
was based upon great errors of principle
and altogether inappreciable and imprac
ticable. (CheersO
To Fight Out Their Feud in a Pitch
ed Battle iu the Streets of
That City.
Englisli Politics Still in a llarrass-
injr State of Uncertainty and
Incongruviality.
A Passenger Steamer on the Itivcr
Volga, in Russia, Burned
Many Lives Lost.
OVER THE OCEAN.
Belfast,
sions are
that rioting
Ireland.
Aug. 21. Grave apprehen
entertained this atternoon
will be renewed here to
night or in the morning. Mobs are gath
ering in large nembors" in different locali
ties. A strong force of police 1ms been as
sembled in the Springfield district, where
fighting is expected to begin. Orderlies
w ere gathering in every direction as even
ing approached, carrying messages to
troops. Before niglafall tire oualry had
succeeded in gaming positsoos of control
of leading streets.
The report that the Catholics of Belfast
have accepted the challenge of Orangemen
to fight out- their feud in the streets, i: Ls
said, is confirmed, and the military for the
past few hours show that tlioy have access
to a knowledge on the part of t!w authori
ties that a battle is imminent.
Several picnic excursions have left the
city to-day and measures, have been taken
to prevent disorders on their return.
Brook I vn
England.
London, Aug. 21. In the house of
commons hut night Lord Randolph
Churchill announces that the government
w ould oppose all notices of motions and
private member bilk in order not to prolong
tiie session.
Mr. Labouchere created laughter by ask
ing if the government would agree to refer
such bills to the royal commission
A dispatch from St. Petersburg sny? a
passenger steamer plying on the river Vol
ga at Saratov, in Itusaia, was burned and
200 lives lost.
Advice from St. Petersburg sav the
steamer which was burned oa the Volga
was the Vera, belonging to the Samok-t
company, and bound from Ostrnchnn up
the river. The fire was caused by the nil
of a hanging lamp in the saloon. The
woodwork was ignited ami H efforts to
quench the names were in vain. The pas
sengers, all of whom were in Ik at the
time the lire broke out, rushed to tbo d"ck
as soon as the alarm win given, und many
of theui, panic stricken, jumped over?o.ni
The captain orders! the vest I to In run
ashore This wa donf, but uhiJ" tin l.m
becanw i'nbedded in the lank th- t rn n
mained in dwp waUr and the pa. -. ng r
were 4iil obliged to swim ah'rt M mv
persons lost their Hvd !y being str,i K h
tables ami chairs thrown from the ' - I u
j aitl struggling swimnwrs in the watc r
i The L. S. men of war Portsmouth v '
Saratoga arrived at Lfebon, AugiM 2ttn
Sir J' Ferguson, under s.ivtan of f.r
eign affairs, rt-pMng in be hou-",f cum
mon- thii evening to Mr K T ( Juries
Gladstonian member for Su . -rland. stated
Scotland.
Edixecuo, Aug. 21. In the nov elec
tion in Listh to fill the vacancy caused by
Mr. Gladstone refusing the set" for Midlo
thian. Mr. Fergerson. Gladstonian cantlt
date, was overwhelming! v elected.
Prussia.
BEntrN-. Aug 21. Prince Bismarck has
sent a memorandum to the Bundesrath,
calling its attention to the necessitv of pre
venting the methods, of manufactory of
patented articles being infringed upon.
The German empire will not hereafter issue
loans at a higher rate of interest than 3 1-2
per cent. The government offers an Annual
salary of 3,000 marks to any young lad
who will go to Comaroon and open a school
for the instruction of the natives.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
-UAUKLETS BY TELEGRAPH.
rvr YorS
Jloitoj MarKec-.
"kw Yoek. Ausust2l.
Govrnat bootls dull. ut ami kuWo.1 bcn.U
(ju'e: aal lulr: utacfcs gttitraUjr Orm, the a J
vniHrcs tnn; ifitH pc at atUtr orar actlrltjr.
whlea. bonvr. Ma Med anraj or.1 warict U-canw
jIot and irrfnfetr. mt mnntetaR mmlivD. artrr
wbJeh wncii lkxer freMu pruvaifeii, rra.tl.cal ml
raner ubcw mule but lt In lat hwHr fticr wiTi
off awl mc-tet cloe4 liwvjt. upAJa awl cJbr
;n-tcc. tew ot&r fnttoaat eftsBm.
Moctys-Or cH outor. rani u tr i & vf-wit
l'rlmo Merefeatttfte Ikt 4-v". ptii t.
SterUac RxdHuawSUttaj mis f.nr ,i4 jm,!
SSfortfumaiuL
(lTt;rn:em It)tk Pwlt and Mtemj
Stjto Dondtl and txuvjr.
The total Je of shwis toty vrr CI j - Laiv,
Cnimutrtl
yfjiWt -iierw:
Nvr York. Oraltt.
rwt. A8 No.;ivI.MS rlemtcr.
options
Com Sjt Ipt t Mgtitir ami wan
openeii lowprenwm arm. UajfrntMiI 3
Oit iiXHleratlir a.-llv. nitxfet vrwirm SttV
whit o westom. rilt
Itarlfjr ifea4y
Hntiur firm. wiMera, tttlS4.
Chf Firm, nrtitrrw. t7?
Ejs Virtu . w atrn t rK. iMj.
Chlcauo Grain snU 1'ro.lucf.
eanrtoo. vnmn;.
The a very itttl life la wheat tolay niarkri
rutin; qulo: anil Tcmeralf tbr; ptitillc cat)) lu1Irat
linn forMfrn markets but tartrate calile quote ratirr
fUng: mri.it ttf-'tw! ?s luwvr iWiluo-t v4 murr.
rulllril, on rcirt ftf lncrrsj in vulli? up fly
would tw wh:II. reIrtl 4 and rUmnl i lowrr than
jtrda- Corn went aiiit towr n rrport of btx"1
KrowlmtcroiM and larger rv!pt twtit wek prkr
foil fc dOMl l kiwrr IImr fmitt&y ia! rulrl
euitur.xi tarn rwr.lpi. ckwol i ittvtrt 3!wi pcirfc
allowed an ailjaatv-of l&.i at ckw.
ITmir :nuir awl uachaarl.
Wheat Satm rmwnl usr Tk , twl
od Mfi No. J ttn,iK - N r&l 7&L
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uie mnnwesi aus:iiii" .'- rN ui-pui"'
were proceeding ln.tr.fc Kolsml. tb
j United States aiw! Canad i ft wat not in
r ivuucii ijj vitiu-i nit; Lnni'i iu-si ur r.a .
TJro r.nces.
SAP.vTiXi.v, Aug. 21. Gootl attendance,
track fast.
First race The misses stake for fillies
two-years old. three-quarter mile. Lizzfe
Koepp beat Corrigan bv a head, with Bes
sie June 3d, time 1:10 12.
Second race 1 mite and a furlong: Glor
ior winmniT by half a length from Endur
er. with Moroca bad :Jd; time 1:2:2.
Thinl race three-quarter mile. 5ritti
nce won by a head in tront llecka B; time
not taken.
CfTtc e.o, Ails. 21. Last dnv of North
western Breeders' meetimr 2J20 TMceinjr: ! land to amend tlie trraiv f lni
Kinsman won, 3IeClintock second, Pateey licplying to Frederick Z i-n r If nut, Ton
Klinkor third; best time 2.173-4. sorvstivefor W'esUnorrhtnd, st.I I-V-rgun
Class 2JO trotter: Zeig won, Star Ham-'said the government wem unaware thut
m-nd2d. Orpsic2d, time"2:27 1-4. j Kuasin had, i alleged, cithrr tcrupittl or
URtGnrox Bech Aug. 21. Vinner:: threatened to ownpv I'rt Liz-irf Mr
Elizjibetii, Brunswick, Florence If . Valley ! Degiers. :uAi:tn fi-rfi-r.! tj mister had
'added the under -ecr tar, informed ir
; K. D. ilorea, i a ietu r i n Pt1ii
on Julr 25th, tliat the sUif m nt thai Iiu
j sia luwl occtipif 1 or had int u''d i x-ruj
A Slight Cnploabantneas Between Con- Port Lazeref nas unfmrrai 1 1
rras&mun Fincrty and Michael Thomas 0'CHinor maintain' d Utat Inl
yvjtt. ' Randolph Cli archill's .p"eh was thp oni;
mar ca'iw i Uif ijeiiastr not '(herr.
Ciircvtio, Aug 21. Tlie Irish pnrlta- Every man who liad Urt hi life in th- not
menUiry delegatt left for the cast tonight. ' w a dup and victim of ( hurchill. t'oa
and after stopping at Niagara Falh will J tinmmr. Mr O'Connor ail a mniniii'n
ship at once for" EnsfcmdT One of the ' ougnt to l appointed U m iirr inUttlv
American delegates speaking of the conven ! acts of th- lJrinvov l-i!rn whifh. ht
tiou said. The Finerty episode i mncii to ic!. cuilty. at the Iat U lion, of in
1 reffrettol, and I hold that those clamor-1 tiimdation and lojcott to an unheard of i x
ing for a hejiring did not show very much ! tent He aii a a-t iiiarity f
loyaltv to the cause He had plainly de ' Liberals ""jppiirted itr. ( Jbwisfo-w Vnx
fined his position immediately after the : w-fiich IiaelfKt'n teuiporanl (ik-l but
adoption of the platform, and" the cgnven- j would nx-ft with uStrmat m"( Con
tion knew his views. He would neither t "serratrms w. n Uy jn.-i.v if the;, j
repeat them or change them, to perpetrate thought tliat the eiertoral 1 - no a ptAv",
the arst was unws ami the latter rxnikl ! wrpportwi bv three or four o.atrws wai
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Forcr and Richfield.
AFTER TIIE OPERA.
Kansas t itr raln ami 1'nnlnr'.
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ftt-. fami. $ -! li rtv.Uv $ Met ' ancr,
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We could fill a newspaper with prices
that would istonish the oldest inhabitant, but
we ask you to call and see for yourself.
Commencement Exercises.
CitAtrrACQCA. N. 1., Aug. 21. The
not Ik thought of with firmness. He was
very r lactam In nsponding to the call for
! a ip-r. a Alwui tlw effects of tht cHtnen
I tioi work 31r. Jno F. FincrtT wo ild not
coramenceiwnt esercfce! of CIuinaaa! v,'nJ,:r4' anjther jittn I am ar, officer cf'mpUu
Nornral acsHlemy occtirrwl todar and Uiirtv ' l'! ' ! :t "e- '""' f r'"
one persons rectiveI tlwhr diplomas. One Jri ' y-P uaivn o: h; r'iasal in rcsnpi u
n;.vii o w.ia n'ierenv w nr .hk itw i
Dat. Mr Fmrty said I thnk tlx
sentiments I r.iurM wre thfw of a may r
It ( f iht Irish-Am ricaa rym, gnd 1 felt
Ix.un i ia d.j v h -n I wa. forced upon th-! m'lt &hK&A ntnt
nlatfr.m bv a rd2 of thf marentiqo. and a Mr I) t naor ''., t--i
thousantl memliers of the Gram! Army
were seated in the parqiaAtc of the amphi
theatre this afternoon awd ss f.p ezi
thonsand others were seated in or moond
the bufldin?. Louis jlilter, of Akron.
Ohio, president of the associatioa. iniro-
nna! and :rr -'w-ar4i II- firhernakl th'
policy of tL" t-t uremia r.t ' s-Kjiiir ini.
juih uJ m.t wi ill fif ti -'. i irapratKa
14f. ix -. r- t! tommiK-iu r rould jut
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no clothes. It u reporte! that the raa. wlw snoke on the labor creation
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lower enu or town r an cone. 1 ne wnarr '
is also cone. It is supposed that inaav 1
duced Hon. Rnswell G. Horr. of ifichi-.' rx in.a.iatMi of tlu chair, to asxrt
Freak of a Crauk.
byes are lost, as manv iwrsons are mismg. i PmL.iDKT.rHLv. Pa.. Acs
1 ue oniv txMiy lounu was inai or ine si- nmnin Pairtt- ri,m . ir , ... ivaia-aiUTniiiK waim
ter-in-law of ilr. Hodges, of Cuero, Texas, lix msiTorV oilke and in-4d una win- tk,a-' 'A ' in-
discovered about two miles from town i th. T.at-n i"'.!....... ,. - ! from Ireland. I wen to the
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All Goods Marked in Plain
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And no discriminations made between anyone.
cneap as a man, and we will tina it no trouoie to snow
you goods. An earlv call is requested, by your obedient
servant,
GOLDEN EAGLE,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS.
Corner Douglas and Lawrence Avenues.
aits iTj.ur or tisi z r i
ip.'n; the poiK o tar ivmnr&l inj-nt rt rt a awiari'or: .r v,
Irt-h -atioaaIwis. I didn t think it w II t- ' r-peia-l vnlirx I ft I-?-'
let i: ?o I v rie-ftuit- I refrained frjj op i dr of 4araV :. ' . .
i n.u pos,mir th r'su'sofl? ad refeae-i ivco t- Nii of nnst I', v. , i
lee on rasoia- wu ioc 4TTin oi irur, jrwr attsi
the grt-ntterots I Britifc tax ryr vrrnhi ultimo! h k
nseetlns bos J i Cheer;
lyim? in Uie water by the side of tlie track. in.rrni hv .Thn 'n tht. jk ,, i iatcudine- to speak at all. and I did not j Sir Wa Yum iiim.uri tmki ,a
Some houses- are burned; the lire is sup. nerintlilM!-n, r tho Tr,x-nT- nfit, Snf tH ', k the coaveouoa M HUesr ny vord. I - ring- warwic of the sraueet ii tuim-,
posed to have been caused by lamps in t -,-ITO1 k, rinrrr, ., tr. f . m cot a serf of wiybody. and I d aoi f Lor.! ?&hurr. hi hm retvfft nt NV-wf-
i falling houso. consciousness. Dcnn b cow in a preoir ! think 3Ir- .Dai", ? sh4. 'P hud d Utat ftftiiaar-.- lw hmUimU- M- I-el" tJmr .
. Amonir the pcrsotii GiiSsiuE- are Dr. j,- rtfeHhn -i,ni ss ;i nM ! my remarks od inxmur.ie lhi 1 was-t, ricr 1j,r-ttm iUm h ... . . lTaV'"nt '.
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. :. " .. . . i "ie iui uia.iv tcan ixuiiitxtiAi mtu . . . .v.. yM-.- - toi.'. i ana. wxi w .
msiroantiismriv. jstrs riOGsresatMt iwo'Prc.rtf .Hi. ,-:- riA t - ' papers bstc rorr snwrmrtsenitsi mr as. without vrrirm Tlu. tmlr rv (..wifeMapMiaiw
"- ' - . .-. ,.,, VliT AXiil ill UiM. Hull I&I UUIl' - - 2 - - . ' - -----. - . -r . . .. . r. mw , -j -M K..-!.. Mm -fca-,-
I Shiak Hie Trifa estate woakl b&ve tr rzntlhv snrll2iftrrBrav vrith U nrgfa, ' ltWi5Mfc H& wmmim j.-tf o
miKhteOfr served tf 3:r. Dvitt had re- 1 1 sria vm ! SSCtr '
r.in4 at home. e re . osed to pa-J i. ritifii Kuiwarld or i nmrA s&1xm s '! '"' ' esrfeft
ontii the -wsttk at tjcisi iHSer&iee -srw rt- I
" i crazyrnaa beat Unan mto a state
I Lewi. Capt. Reid
csnemsiro ana tsmriv. jstrs rioasres atwr two prc. nf ,- ,-:- a mA t -
children. Henry tsheppai was fj . fc John W. Fomev. j 1. i2? perooftl m jnry on Iari:
; across tne mice oaeuv orniseti out stri! anve.
Ir. ilisjouri Luther los her two children. (
A boy can buy as j one dietl in her arm-
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!'f tensor in Arafcdoi.
Demands for Shekels.
VASiirsoTos, D. C . Anr. 21. D.
I mnnas ror minor coins at tne esflsnisaJiri d
! Texas Politics?. of one. tire acd ten cent pieces are con
j "Waco, Tex., Auc. 31. The Democrat j stonily being- received at the treason- dt
I of the Ninth Congressional citric; today j pertinent from all parts of tlie coanirv
I nominatior ov acclamation Hon. Robert Cj. j The iTippiv of those coins is eatireiv inade-' 21
Miller. , quale to meet the calls for them, aiid it has it i
bixs. necis.s"rv to cal! nn the l"niti s;t,v; meni-
ir Only irae. ' mints for an nAsYitlnmA -tnnlY Snn.Tit-' ImX air. 73 -jp Aijierkaaj h is fek
Aoe.Aix, Anz.,Au -il. 2sews reached tendtnt Fox. in aatwer to a request, suited
here that while negotiations were feadinir, today, he would be able inside of ihirtv
between the 3Iexrcan autlioritiea and Gcro- days t si:opIv all demands
nimo near Anzpe. the jlexieans quietly " '
surrounded the Indians and now have them Settled By Settlinff.
where there is
Geronimo has
terms will
moven insaaa ma. r ireaaeo tote Lo - cui: ui" -
ly He accav! Lord RaadoJpb Cfeardb-' cmk. xohZs.
ia of adTjcigg bodlonis a hi iwc!j bt ca- lu.wtpt. ztt .;-t. rr a
ewaag to exet t&e atmr fnrJife of i s JS 2?a aT
reat by -.?Tfcroraeitt ace. if it took j ntfm w4 M w- & tx. ,
fbe wbofe armed forr-r of tlie kjrloa. WfcS32iw ,jir, .i--.. tf am
H fanaase crreatflil Uw ereslet rible n5: i htrwi t u t? I5?
nevrtrn ailapkd to mo-lera times should coaeteraataoo. The Tory soveraon.: "$ rxJ-fC: SxrT
be a 2"-ta L j ini to har? ih oalv pesucext, aacitd a , 5??!3- h4a , '.i- ts
A t ahf ,rma syndicate lias taken a leawj royal commiA-ioo-s " ' """- l Witi
nn a Ian mining property in the ?tst of t 'it was hnpo-isibI any longer to briajj In- Vw YcrX Uyr &
jiiraoiuaii aiier ccinir to ine ctr.ciaioa jaau wnn sola 10 arasaoo wr natvnii ae- . reuse Asw
ilexican ifattcrs.
( ity -! Maxico, via GAunaiTos, Aug
Th tslfcof warhrw died out here 33
iren-Tai.'r regaroet the two jrora
w.4 arranjK rsattess or uipiomafT.
tb&x
ul iwjuuii. ui. tAape. , iv.vj.sa citt. Aa?. i. me coniro-1 Uiai unre w no csbstt or an awminaon naaa icnvant. tie' (ilsrcoar;, tnrrai t rw... Knu . .surfr. .
as been notified that the only ' versy between the city audiorities and the, of peace the principle of esjtral lopil tU OTe'tJedt
be unconditional surrarder. ? Meirotxlitan street railwav comrsinr over? Eazlish mveHim are makinf taanr ia- rcectforthe three kmdocia w' a fsd.vi t '-t!Trt'V. & ua a m '. tzr
I Captain Lawton has been notified and is f a car license, has been settled br the pav-1 votnient?, wfm&mz Jlichoacan property principle. He quoted the opinions ct zti,,.i-s, w? mrtr- tfrr- i o-a
j now moving towards Ariasc. Jnaent of the disputed tax. safe. . ;w-i JDfejaeliaaidSalmtiry to tbeeffect tkttthe J fr
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