The Piqua Daily Call from Piqua, Ohio • 3

5-; I v- V'-v? i' V't-; 3 ticket, except two, have declined to thqt ths bombardment of the Having purchased the" stock of Rotihsoninthe 1 A- mm jn IW Itfnalw WA- 9 MAOS MM WM MA MalA MMAAA1 iMM The Farmers Alliance ticket will win. IPiquaU OCfJuLYi 31 1 89a Tt' by the revolutionary fleet in harbor resulted in the loss of ecu thousand lives; with five, thousand wounded, and vast damage done property. r-vVi 1 Mi. -'J 8TATLER, City Editor. IVe NEW YQRK DISPATCHES -TaUkheae Is, JV-i-v- v- Thermometer 98, degrees; twenty TWO YI0TIIC8 Of tla Bsoant Fin OiBdautLT: -t Bptelat ike Calli 1 tod Detroit Mill SUITINGS and TROUSERINGS wriA-r 11 5' i A WiP'-intitp an incnprhnn nf ni a.

-1T- T.U a. London Jnly'81 key, burned and many lives lostT: Two' attempts to wreck a Boston train at Chelsea were frustrated. Ijwiwnmw CnrcjifiTATi, July 81 Eva Mlnoes and Gorga HuelescUwerllne, burn edln th recent Front Btreet tenement tire, died early this mornlnp This makes fire dead as the resalt of the conflagration. 7. -v -v'.

A B0UTHEBH GOVEBIOR NaL. -sc-is eatty.taafly retail a. by Old Una i v. Expresses Himself on ths Perea Bill and tha Bojoott. STILL XAGIYGL V' LOCAli HAtTENINOA Neva Notes About Persona and HOME-FROMTHETROPIGS.

TO JACOB VOGT The Boeky Mountain Forest Fires KJKT Doing a Vut Amount of Damage. I His BOYHOOD HOME. Yj9 rr Both the method and results Byrnp of Elga is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste; and acta gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, 1mmm the ays- tem dispels colds, head-ehaa find fevers and cares habitual SHAKER SOAP: UwBmA Abaolntalr Pan Bpteial to tk Cnllt Roanoke, July 81-Gov. McKinney declares the fores blU to be unnecessary and undesirably but is bitterly opposed to the proposed boycott IttULB nw Window mw wiwi imnni inn cum as follows 1 Mvv. unuo After a Roving Idfb of Tan Ysam.

Denver, July 81 Forest fires are still raging on Republican Mountain. Vast quantities of fine timber have been rained. The loss is estimated at over a million constipation, Syrup of Elga is tha 7 only remedy of its kind ever pro- SSfettSE- XM0n.a u- 'I j. -V in r. it t-YOBTH.

SOUTH. a EX0ITEMEET At Ohioago Over Prices in Grain. 14 fintoZT duoed, pleasing to the taato and ao- oeptahlo to the store sch, -prompt In its action beneficial, it i eflbcts, prepared only from the healthy ana agreeable substances, mostj VrS''Anlffc jp Ml ic mT IMS Parson Jackson Ephrim, it says in da good book, Thou shalt not steal-1 i 'j-a uisn. TMf, Qom, 1:00 pm 70 fm. ytonA bpMfortinliwHpn Lv- sSSftv A GOTHAM BAYS GOES UIDEB.

Ths Aotioa However la Voluntary. nun excellent qualities it lira 4-44 Ephraim Johnson I know that, sir, itrd yon bat Ive been so lucky I Fd gib and have 'made; it tha tfV ini 1 mm. mm a to tk OaUi Chicago; Jnly 81, There Is great excitement in wheat and corn; prices advancing rapidly; wild rush to buy. iai uaMcaoniinifBMnwuTMi v'- a -w Parson Jackson The Lewd labs cheerful givert Munseys Weekly. HLC.4JTLm.r.X.

-1 lx? A MEAN COOTTJOTOB. -X. '-Vh popular remed Byrnp of Hi ana $1 bottles Any may not bare cure it promptly tor any one who wishes to try iL Do not. accept any ubstituto. CALIFORNIA FW SmPlC0.i in 50o drugCi i will Bpteial to tin CaUt Nrw Yoke, July 81, -The Third National Bank Is going into voluntary bankruptcy, though within the limits of crookedness.

The failure causes no excitement: The reported failure of the Third National Bank is false. He Puts a Lady Off Paa-Handls THE GREAT SCOURGE Advancing in Arabia. Mlsa Mary Wall Is1 visiting at Cohan. A Sauls ad. mean what they say.

Dr. C. W. Bennett attended the Institute at Covington, today. Wl- 'CL Cron and Leo, Flesh left for Cincinnati to-day on Geo.

McCabe and young daughter, Miss Jessie, were at Dayton to-day. Mr. and. Mrs. John.

Ruple were among the Dayton excursionists today. Mrs. McConnell, of Tipp City, and her nieces, of Xenia, were visiting the Edges and McClures to-day. Credit should have been given to Flesh A Prugh fbr the tournament prise offered of tennis, blaser and shirt Mr. and Mrs.

A. Kahn of Wapak-oneta, were in the city yesterday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. W.

LoewL A feed wire of the Electric Road burned out about ten oclock this morning at the Wayne St Railway crossing. The Misses Florence Bane, Gertrude Bowdle and Lulu Monger, left for Covington at 7:42 this a. to atttend the Teachers Institute. ms nusomoa. dad Being Without' Money, Jhe is Obliged to AU light in uottnm, (rr.

sew rout. nr. fV Special to tko Colli London, July 81, Mecca la-pa tohos report the cholera spreading with frightful rapidity. LEQAL MOTlCEJlIi the Ding Old Depot, evening v.f Yeeterday evenlng alady HbUM Karlj, An bid Scotch lady who lived at a considerable distance from the parish cbnreh was in the habit of driving over' to the service. Her coachman, whenehe considered the sermon was nearly at sn end.

wou4 slip out quietly for the purpose Ot haying fhe carriage ready Tqr the tha the seryics was concluded- (hie Sunday John returned to the church, and after hanging about the door fees considerable time grew Impatient, and, poppingis Ms head, discovered the minister haranguing as hard as ever. Creeping down the aide towards his mistress he whispered in her ear: Is he no near fltmf ybtr Dunel returned the old lady is a high state Indignation, for her patience had burn long exhausted, hes dune half an hoar since, but hell no 0S0F8 A COMPLETE FAILURE. from i j- SherlTsSaliS who liad purchased a Wfr 11 ticket; from that city to Stenben Tha Fact Evident that itOanno Longer bo Disguised; Of Personal Property, SILVER CUP TRUSTEE Schuyler Died this Morning. VOTICR la hereby Kiwi that Ivill offfcr at; fi Public Bela at tha-residence (tf Hajrriaon CHwaman, No. 01 Miami County, Ohio, CHMMman, No.

4(H Wood 8L. Plqua, iy'f A i Me CmU: Abilene, Kan, July 81 It Is admitted at last that the ifnm corn crop is a complete failure. Hay and fruit are in the some deplorable condition. toUkoCaO. New London, July 81, Geo.

L. Schuyler, the only surviving American enp trustee was found dead on the flagship Eleotra thia morning. at ona oclock p. tha ibUowtaig io-wlt: J1 Maaa lTItt One flaaUwr renovator and flxturea (Hill Bros, make) Ona haatiag atova; Two eota, 7 whleh aald personal property haa been lev ied upon to aattaty an exaention imoed br v. I llie, Ohio, was pat off a Pan-handle Mbf train at the Union Depot at this without spare change lvishe was obliged to sit up all night Uiedepot.

v' The. lady sas that she bought her ket jn -good faith, and paid fbr heir' passage to Bteubenville. The mistake she thinks was made in punching the name of the- town in the margin of the 1 ticket, for, sis the ticket read, her destination appeared However, It does seem rather hard that woman should froma train, all mistake of a conductor or ticket seller, and be obliged to remain over night on the uncomfortable bencbMof it -Jir; railway station. rr rrr 'Sip- rfet; 10 TICKET Troy has followed salt to Sidney and now has been allowed by the State an Incorporation, styled the Troy Electric Street Car Co. capital 420,000.

a Dan, First Miss Where sre yon going this summer? Second Mlss-I havent the least ides. First Mias But cant yon judge from what yon heard your pa and mi say? Second Mias Well, from the way i talks Fd think we were going toN York, Saratoga, Paris, Berlin, White mountains, Rome, St- Lawrence and all through'Egyph Item this way pa talks fd think we were going tQ ths poms New York Weekly, HEAT PROSTRATION In Cincinnati Ohio Valley Very Dry. TERMS OFALECaah on day of Brkxai A KVus, Blwrtff of MbCeiyolf pr7 And Principle Only Will be Present at the Columbus Convention. 7-SOlw. ELYS CHEAT BUI Special to the Call: Cincinnati, July 81 Thera have been a dosen heat prostrations today.

The whole Ohio Valley is burning np with heat. to the Call; Columbus, July 81 The Farmers Alliance State Convention to be held here on August 16th, will enumerate principles only. No ticket will be A Corrat Dlafsnls. Cteasaas the Nasal M. H.

Jones represents the Plqoa end of the Miami County Bar on the committee to draft resolutions on' the death of Judge White of Springfield. The members and friends-of the Presbyterian Church, arc invited to Sn apron dewing in the parlor of the new Churoh to-morrow, (Friday) afternoon at 2 oclock. By order of the President. Mbs. Spencer.

Allays Fain nnd OUT ON BAIL. L. Loweree Beleased Prom JsjlI Beals Us te GEEAT LOSS Bae tores ths of Tuts FARMERS' ALLIAVCE Candidates Ahead at Maysville- In Killed and Wonnded at Buenos Ayres. -Jacob Vogt, a cousin of Chris. Vogt, the well known and popular gun dealer, arrived in the city hist Tuesday morning, after a ramble of ten years in the southern U.

States and through the many email kingdoms and republics of Central and Sonth America. Two years ago Mr. Vogt was home, and after, remaining here a short time left again for the far South. Maklng Carthagena, in the Unlted States -of bis. headqnar-ters, he Jolned corps of railway engineers, and accompanied them on a surveying expedition that was a ripe experience fpr the young Amerfoan, whose description of the life in that tropical, region was enjoyed by the reporter this morning.

Owing to the intense heat the middle portion- of the day the stores, in fact all business, closes st eleven oclock. At four oclock after a lunoh of fruit and ooollng drinks and a pleasant lieita in ths darkened, thick walled houses, the Carthage na muohant again appears at his place of business, opens np, and Is ready to attend the wants of customers. As is the case In this country the steam boat is preceding the railways. While it is next to impossible to secure capital for the construction of railways, so great are the difficulties to be overcome, in the way ofrongh mountainous conn-, try, lack of civil engineers, and ths of the. Indians, and the want of labor and material, yet the steamship facilities are almost There are regular lines of steamers between Carthagena, As-pinwall City, the Jamaica seaports, and New York, Liverpool, and.

other important European ports. On the Magdalena river, a noble stream as broad as the Mississippi, 800 miles in lehgth, and navigable fbr 600 miles for large steamships, there are several steamer companies who nse in all thirty or forty fine vessels. Mr. Vogts description of the frantic efforts of Columbian Custom House officials to prevent any smuggling is really amusing: He says they have been fooled so often and in such a multitude of ways that they go so far as to ran sticks into lard and butter cans to make sure that there are no precious stones or other articles of great value concealed therein However there are still men who are sly enough to circumvent the wily officials. For instance Mr.

Vogt told of a friend of his who smuggled thousands of dollars worth of rough diamonds through the customhouse by rolling himself a large cigar and filling it fcl-most full of the precious bits of stones. When about to subject himself to the scrutiny of the officers he would calmly' light that cigar, and while puffing away would chat pleasantly with the sharp eyed man Who was nceremonionly going through his trunk. Other successful smuggling of precious stones was done by men who had -cavities in ths heels of their shoes. What the country down there needs most is well constructed railroads. There are undoubtedly in tha mountains' of Columbia and Central America the moat valuable gold, silver, and diamond ml on the' globe.

The' history of Ahtoe grandeur all goes to prove thia Until bettor facilities, in the way of railways are secured, it will be next to impossible to work them. However, If it were not for the hostility of the -natives of small places, mines, could. be worked to advantage. Nq doubt few years mere and the world will witness a repetition of the Californian exoite-mont of 1849, with Its locality moved to the southward. TRY IE CPE.

A particle is ap plied into to agreeable. Price Mce a paraoie it appiien into to agreeable. arleeM Special to tke Colli Maysville, July 81 All the Republican Candida tea en the county Special to tko Call; Buenos Avbes, July 81 It la given ont on the beat "Of authority eon nowni cents at Drantota) by oU. ELY BltiSm- EB8. SS Warren York.

Marlon Kline, one of our falthfnl barriers, leaves this evening In company with his ancle, Marlon Brown, who la conductor on train Ho. 5, for Cincinnati, where' he will spend to-morrow, going from there to Toledo, where he will make a short visit. Ed wlrnfafLoweree, formerly book-kojapdfat the Cincinnnati Corrugate jug office Ip this city, who was arrested and taken to- Cincinnati several months ago on a charge of em-besslement preferred by Allen A C04 druggists, and the former employers of Hr. Loweree, gave bond last evening, and was released from prison. It will remembered that Mr.

Lowerees trial wbs held Jmmedl 1 Little One D'ye pose he wants aome 1 fir, ii Little Two No, he wants to I 1 LJ: ately after bis and the Jury te dlsagreed. The bond was placed at 7, $UOO and Mr. John Ryan, of the Sixty-six tlekets were sold to Day-ton tills morning on the Soldiers Home excursion. Among the rest who left fpr the Gem City, were Miss Estelle Black mar and Mrs. C.

H. Genslinger of Hew Oreleans, the Misses Carrie, Nellie and Kittle Genslinger, Mrs. Dr. R. -Hyde and Mrs.

W. H. 1 Queen City, was the bondman. v'-. r'-' Wanted A girl to do general house work at 818 Downing.

I Mrs: Julia Ai: Howard, died yester- day moiralng at SO oblook, after a 'fpaiPful illness 6f about three I months of cancer of the stomaeh. Pack. The deceased was aged 72 years, and bern in County Clare, Ireland. 3a lfl60.shp.was married In thls-clty Michael Howard, whose death red some twenty years since. The funeral will be held tomorrow CaaJigal AnmlUes.

Wife Yon do not speak to me aa af fectionately as yon ukd' to, George. 1 lyas think you have ceased to love Can have just Go to Cohan A Saul, Merchant Tailors, for the best goods at lowest prices. 1 The beet cabinet -photos In the city for $2JS0 per dos. at Matthews Gallery. 6-18tX Go to Cohair A Saul for bargains in light weight Saltings and Trouserings.9' Telephone number 2 fbr beet lime in the market L.

Cofikld. 7-25-tf. Fob Rknt. The Third story pf the Gas Office building. Inquire at 7-19tt Natural Gas Officr.

Hnsband There yon are again! Ceased to love ytml Why, I loVe you better UEa than my lifa Now shut up snfi let me 1 MRS. SAKUEIi K. WILET. iW'MrfcBaml M. Wiley died at her reed my paper.

Boston Courier. residence in yesterday afternoon about 8 oclock, of straflg- ulated hernla. Bhe hadbeen ill but timov A surgical operation 1 but Saturday mdrnlng revealed the I i A Nataial Mr. Blowpay Madam, 1 am a reputable drummer, and yon need have no anxiety about thia MIL landlady You're a drummer, and 1 mppoee you taka this house for a drum, Mr. Blowpay What do yod menu? 1 that death was but a few ds 1 flS4 distant Fpnetal place 0 from the residence to-morrow after-oclock! Interment at Rev.

Kerr hoopj.at Forest Hill' Cemetery. Landlady Wefl, yon far trying to beat it Hew York World. If yon'iwant; nice suit go to Cohan A BauL All ork promptly For Rknt. New 6 roombouse in Place. Apply to Flesh, Geyer A Davies, st Ash City Hotel Block.

i jtJll offlclatA 'f'T. Mrs. WilllsSn Clark died last even- -71 That we have decided must go at some 7 have made positive "Teductions of ImBofiBer cent, and every Smt sold means a We offer SPLENDID VALUES Omm Thine to Bo Itioinliwi. Wonld aay, shock, at this stage of my trouble, cause relapae, doctorf inquired the patient Yes, and a serious osa. Please then, doctor, to remember that important fact in making out yonr MIL -Fliegende Blaetter.

4ng atlhOO of general debility. Her maiden name was Julia A Slauson, See Coban A Saul If you want anything In their line. They are now selling Saltings and Trouserings at COST. and she was born In Darien, Anr A181IL. Mrs.

Clark was the Apr AjM1- Mrs. Clark step-motheir of Mrs. Gtoa Nigh and 70, sines Septi 18, 187S has been living -W'1 Dntrolta PspaliUan. DxTRorr, July 80. In reply to an inquiry by Senator McMillan, Census Superintendent Porter telegraphs that tha population of Detroit is 207,791.

10 off for tiie next thirty days on all light apd medium weight Clothing at the Qneeh City, Clothing 7-29-1 House. V'-. OOOFEBrWABD Go' to Cohan A Saul, Merchant $12. Seeing is believing. Tailors, If you want to 'get bargains ip Saltings and Trouserings.

They have the best of goods and soil at the lowest pripcs. Progrbaa, important In thlf age of progress that a reme-dy to tha taste and to taken, acceptable to healthy in Ita na-tore PoeseMing these Syriap- of Flgs- is the one and most jgentle dl-, was also at a member tbci famous -Re- SltM'form chnroh. ot pishkilVNew York, v' that was used as a-fbrt during the Revolutionary ar.Tlie" funeral wlUWbeld tomorrow afternooo at "Wtwooclock from the home of George High on Park Dr. Hi 'v'earson wlllconduet theeeremony. jy 's OoMrt fctf Friday evening's, owi-SlJTtare now on sale as and wrings Bloros; and the Drug stores.

Buyyout ticket) -it'-K iioWi Then them to' bwstbre.feiiy. time- after-8 prldoy nmndnand ve thenf ve A Pretty Wadding on the EDI Tops IET(miag. i 5 A pretty wedding place bn Boal Ave Favorite Place; last-gran; whlch ProL 'L. -HJ Cooper and jHlaa; Adeline Ward made man and Rev, W. 0e ocremony, at 9'AQ oclock.

time. Uteri sbrecetoalns of tousle came float-tng tb.a' If Vie the atring which Frol on: his.weddlng night to serenade Moor Mr.uhariay hlm, and wiUi make Ills joy anorebearljr It is very Tsst matorial bf pleasing the eye, easily the etomach and and effects. qualities, perfect laxative uretlq -VLittat Ltot of Lrttwi lUunt Liat''-v. remolnlnc In tho Port Ofl poutyO, Wly aet' Phaetonlbuggyf roomy anfi eomfortsble. Is In constant nse now by owner, wlth very ittle repair can be pu tin firstgdass Mads OwCQ; lunars Sons Carriage Co Cinbin-natiA Cost $875.00, will Sell fbr oashi it Sold iminbdiately.

Apply at Stables tisrML TTrnVR Ptfre pifooeeds of. the Concert go to thp Ubnryfi 1 1:. i-C 8 Committer 1 i J. 1 1.