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BURDETTE'S JOKE. EXIT BOULANGER, Suicide of Frenob the Noted General RUMPUS IN GUATEMALA, i Attempted Revolution and Rioting Fight Ing in the Streets of the Capital The Disturbance Reported to Have Been Suppressed. Cirr of Mexico, Sept 80. A revolution has been precipitated in the republic of Guatemala, which will unquestionably be general A gentleman who left the City of Guatemala on the morn-Ding' of the 16th inst, and who reached The Only One Ever Printed Can Too Find the Word? There is a 8 inch display advertisement in this paper, this week, which has no two words alike except one word. The same is true of each new one each week, from The Dr.

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It Wsi Intensely Practical, But Not Less Fanny Thai) Practical. Rev. Dr. Delanno, a well-known clergyman, tells a funny story of one of Bob Burdette's practical jokes, of which he happened to be the unfortunate victim. Ho and Burdette were lecturing in Bristol, and whilo there, Mr.

Delanno had received from his brother two silver spoons, heirlooms of the family. These he placed loosely in the pocket of his overcoat and thought this city on horseback from the Mexl ean port of Acapulco, brings the information that an outbreak occurred in Guatemala city on the 15th inst, and was still in progress when he left. According to his story, the people of that AFTER AN EMPEROR. Futile Attempt to Assassinate Emperor Francis Joseph Ity mowing Up Ills Train. Vienna, Oct 3.

Emperor Francis Joseph arrived in safetyat Reichenberg, near Prague, yesterday morning, and with his advent the news of an alleged attempt upon the life of the imperial traveler spread all over Austria. During the night an attempt was made with a dynamite bomb to blow up the railroad bridge at Rosenthal, a suburb of Reichenberg. This outrage occurred shortly before the emperor's train was to pass over the bridge. The official investigation shows that two bombs charged with nitro-glycerine were placed in the gutter, or draining portion, of the tunnel of the bridge. Attached to these bombs was a fuse evidently calculated to cause an explosion at the moment the imperial train was passing the mined spot The would-be assassins seem, however, to have miscalculated the time the train was to pass near the bombs or they were at fault as to the length of life of the fuse used.

In any case, the fuse acted at about 11:80 o'clock, before the imperial train city were celebrating the anniversary of their national holiday. It appears "August Flower" For two years I suffered terribiy-with stomach trouble, and was for all that time under treatment by a physician. He finally, after trying everything, said stomach was about worn out, and that I would have to-ease eating solid food for a time at least. I was so weak that I could not work. Finally on the recom- mendation of a friend who had used your preparations -A worn-out with beneficial results, I procured a Stomach.

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George's, S. that President liar ill as had personally tThe Deed Committed With a Pistol I'pop the Grave of His Mistress A brief (sketch of the Fiery French-man'i Career. Brussels, Oct Gen. Boulanper committed suicide about noon yesterday on tbe tomb of Mme. de Bonnemain, who died recently in this city.

Gen. Boulanger stood alone by tho grave of his mistress for some time, apparently deeply affected by sorrowful recollections. An attendant of tho general who had respectfully remained at some distance from Mme. de Uonnemain's tomb, suddenly heard a sharp report in that direction. Running to the spot he found Gen.

Boulanger dead upon the ground with a revolver clenched in his right hand. The general had placed the weapon to Lis right ear and fired. The general's position, financial and political, has, it is generally admitted, been getting blacker and blacker in recent months. He had no hope for appointed the orators of the day. To The Course of Empire, The poet informs, is westward.

Emigrants in that direction should be provided with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as an antidote to malaria, the bane to newly settled clearings. Moreover, the peerless fortifying agent neutralizes the pernicious effect of damp and exposure, mental and bodily fatigue and nervous strain. Travelers, tourists, miners, navvies and mariners use it with advantage. Ir you listen at night you will come to the conclusion that a great many cricket matches are played after durlt Martha's Vineyard Horald. this the masses took exception, and when the orators took the rostrum it no more about them.

Shortly afterward, going to dine in a restaurant, he (met his co-lecturer, Mr. Burdette. While here, he exhibited the 6poons, and the joker's eyes began to twinkle. The two left the restaurant together, the clergyman throwing his overcoat loosely over his arm. On reaching the sidewalk, Mr.

Burdette gave the coat a sudden fling, and the spoons fell to the pavement Great was the divine's astonishment as he stooped to pick them up, thinking it all an accident, to hear Mr. Burdette call loudly for the police. A large crowd quickly gathered and a uniformed preserver of the peace quickly appeared on the scene. "What is the matter?" he asked. was a signal for a storm of stones which set them to flight, they being chased across the big plaza by a howling mob which shouted at the top of their voices: "Down with the government!" "Down with despotism and tyranny; die Barillas!" An excit' Ing scene followed, and every known liberal or Barillas partisan was driven Don't use mercury and iodide of potash for blood diseases, if your blood is bad Dr.

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The explosion destroyed the masonry above and about the bridge tunnel, and disturbed the roadbed, but did not affect the bridge structure. The railroad officials who had 'been "Matter!" responded the joker, with a serious face, "this man just came out of that restaurant and two silver spoons dropped from his pocket He is evidently a thief disguised as a clergyman. See what a guilty look he has!" The minister certainly did look guilty after hearing these words from his friend, and if it had not been for the arrival of several acquaintances the "the trees in our yard are getting bald- attracted to the scene of the explosion, neaueu." mngiiamton KepubUean. after making a thorough examination writes: I have used your August Flower for Dyspepsia and find it an excellent remedy. of both the bridge and the roadbed, set a gang of men to work upon the latter Why don't you try Carter's Little Liver Pills? They are a positive cure for sick and soon had it in a good state of re neaaacne.

and all the ills produced by dis ordered liver. Only one pill a dose. policeman would no doubt have taken pair. Consequently, when the imperial train passed at 7 o'clock there was little or no trace of the explosion. The instantaneous camera is the little link between tho bathing suit and the libel sun.

vvusuington Star. LITTLE A dispatch from Reichenberg says the commission of inquiry has discov him into custody. Then they hunted for Mr. Burdette, but he had disappeared, leaving a card in the hands of a bystander to be delivered to the minister. On it was written the words: "Keep the spoons, as you may be able ered thirteen bombs on the bridge in telligence which has heightened the ssssssss sensation caused by the morning's to bail yourself out with them." Phil news.

Swift's Specific adelphia Press. il'illt PILLS The emperor received an ovation at Beichenburg when the people became A Tested Remedy WV An Excellence of the Vanderbilt Boads. aware of the bomb explosion. He or DO HOT GEIfE HOB. SICSEV "Talk not to me," said the first actor dered his carriage to be driven slowly Bum eur tor SICK HEAD ACHE, impaired digestion, eoniti- to tho second ditto, "of your Vander-bilts.

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Replying to an address presented him ilions uervoux dis orders. Eltabliih loo ural 1ailx actios. GEN. MANUEL L. BARILLAS.

from the plaza, being soundly stoned at every step. After that the masses elected their orators, and the most violent and incendiary speeches followed. The news of the riot spread rapidly, and soon Barillas threw a battalion of infantry into the large square for the purpose of dispersing the mob. They, with fixed bayonets, attempted to carry the plaza by assault They were met with a shower of stones and bullets from revolvers. This unexpected action of the mob put them to ignominious flight, leaving many dead and wounded in the plaza.

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Members of the mob Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga, gait in one who returneth from a tour of the western cities." Boston shouted: "Let's storm the national pal of inquiries by telegraph, notably one from the German emperor, and another from the king of Italy. Personally, he is disposed to treat the whole matter lightly, but there are people who do not look upon the explosion in as optimistic a manner as he. ssssssss DONALD KENNEDY Of Roxbury, says Kennedy's Medical Discovery- Progress. ace, kill Barillas and restore a republican form of government Guatemala should not be ruled by a dictator;" "Plundering of the national treasury must cease." Barillas then ordered artillery into the plaza and infantry It is very important in this age of vast material progress that a remedy be pleasing to the taste and to the eye, easily taken, DON'T LYNCHED. acceptable to the stomacfl and neattnyin us nature and effects.

Possessing these Qual cures Horrid Old Sores, Deep and two cannon to guard his residence. ities, Syrup of Figs is the one perfect laxa Spoil your food When the guns were turned on the mob Seated Ulcers of years there was a general dispersing of them, Negro Disturbers of Cotton Pickers Cause a Hint and Wholesale Lynching. Helena, Ark, Oct 2. There was considerable excitement here over the rumors concerning the warfare in the tive and most gentle diuretic Known. "This circumstance adds weight to the step I am about to tuke," remarked the con though they discharged their revolvers standing, Inward Tumors, and with poor cooking.

at the artillery men. They left the vict as he glanced down at his chain and plaza, but fought in the side streets bau. Baltimore American. in fact they practically during the night of the 15th held full control of the city, though at GEN. BOCt ANGER.

the future, and his remaining friends were becoming colder as the once famous general dropped more and more out of public notice. There is no doubt that the general was conscious of these facts and that they preyed upon his mind. Coupled with this was the morbid infatuation which he had for his dead mistress. Revelations made by M. Laguerre, the well known Boulangist member of deputies, subsequent to Gen.

Boulang-er's flight, show that he had held relations with the count of Paris and with Prince Jerome Napoleon, and that Duchesse d'Uzes, one of the most ambitious and active members of the royalist patty, had spent $6,000,000 in advancing the cause of Boulanger. Lord Randolph Churchill, Marquis de Breutil and the son-in-law of Duchesse d'Uzes, Due de Lyunes, were also at one time warmly interested in Gen. Boulanger's fortunes. Mme. de Bonnemain has long been known as the mistress of the dead general She accompanied him to England after his flight from France, and early in July last she was dangerously ill in Brussels, suffering from consumption.

A Paris physician came here especially to treat her by a new system inocu- lating the person affected with the germs of phthisis with guiacol, obtained from creosote. However, in Epite of these efforts, Mme. de Bonne- main died on the evening of July 17. It was greatly through Mme. de Bonnemain's favor that Gen.

Boulanger was able to carry on his political in-trignes, for madame had inherited a fortune of 81,500,000, all of which she devoted to the cause of the then popular leader. BOULANGEB'S CAREER. George Ernest Jean Marie Boulanger, French ex-minister of war, wag born at Rennes in 18:17. His descent on tbe maternal side was Welsh. In 185 Boulanger entered the military college of St Cyr.

and was made sub-lieutenant in 18 3. He was under Marshal ilanon in the Kabyle campaign. He also took part iu the French -Italian war and was wounded In the battle of Turblgo. In I860 he obtained his full lieutenancy and two years later was promoted to a captaincy, having in the interim seen service in Cochin China. Just before the war of 1670 he became major, lie was with Bazainn at Metz, but by some means escaped tbe fate of Bazaine's army and made bis way back to Paris.

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Fob twenty-five cents you can get Carter's Little Liver Pills the best liver regulator in the world. Don't forget this. One pill a dose. Canada. at 5 clock this afternoon, and deliv ered to that telegraphic station by tijtscarrjf cial courier, brings the information that Barillas is master of the situation, he having put down the revolt in ths Buying JUrFJt-- City of Guatemala after three days of hard fighting.

The revolt was precipitated by Montufar, a son of one of the candidates for the presl COATl Water Proof In order to fight the flies successfully tha cow has to make a good many flank movements. Buffalo Express. OR STOVES. No other cooking apparatus can com-pare with them. mm water In the ilsevs holdins? the! county caused by a body of cotton pickers inciting the negroes to a general strike for higher wages, which culminated in a riot Last evening Deputies Frank Mills and Jesse Hodges, who had been with Sheriff Derrick the few last days, arrived in the city and reported that they had succeeded in locating thirteen of the worst of the rioting negroes in a cane brake near Oats island.

The negroes had been trying to work their way towards President's island and thence to Memphis. The sheriff's posse called upon them to surrender and give up their arms. The negroes answered by a volley of shots and made a dash to escape. Two were killed, two escaped and nine were captured. The captives were disarmed and given in charge of Deputies Mills and Hodges, who started with them to Marianna, the court seat A few miles back of.

Hackley's landing the deputies found themselves and the prisoners surrounded by a crowd of masked men, mounted and armed. They demanded the prisoners at the hands of the deputies, and as they outnumbered the deputies twenty-five to one, took charge of the nine prisoners, marched them into a thicket and hanged them until they were dead. It is believed that most of these negroes were from Memphis. Among the killed is Ben Patterson, who is known as a crap shooter and all round negro gambler, and who organized the strike in behalf of the cotton pickers, who annually go from Memphis in the bottoms. The alliance had nothing to do dency, who is a strong partisan of Barillas, in attempting to make a political speech on Independence day.

A mob threw him and his friend from the platform in the main plaza, pelting them with stones until they found shelter in a neighboring house. From that time until the night A end tight here shown tr an where else where there is a seam, end see if It Is water tight I There Hre goods in tile market that look very uice but will leak at every seam. Ws warrant Tower's IMPROVED fish Brand Cure your cough with Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar. Pike's Toothache Drops Cure in one minute. SiicKer to be water tight at every seam and tterywlttrt else; also not to pttl or $tick, and authorize our dealers to make good any Slicker "The shoemaker who breathed his last' should not be pointed to as a man of phenomenal lung power.

Washington Star. of the 18th there was street fighting, Aometimes the mob being in control of iimi mils 111 ciuier puuu. Watch Out for the Soft Woolen Collar I Ad J-'ult Brand Trade Mart. A. J.

TOWER, Af r.t Boston, t. the city and at other times the army. The arrival of troops from adjoining Wasting away, growing thinner every day. Poor child, won't Mama get you a Ely's Cream Balm WILL CI KE Children OF CATARRH. Applv Blm Into each nostril.

ELV Warren N.T. box oi ur. ttuu orm destroyers I districts eventually restored Barillas to U1Y CCUCD CURED TO STAY rlMI 1X1 Lsl We want tbe name and ad- flrpaa nf pvwv minVrpr In thA power, and the whole city is now in fested with soldiers. Martial law has 0TU II I U. S.

and Canada. Address. AO 1 11 MA P. Harold UunXh A watch wheel is usually modest on Its travels. It prefers to go round in cog.

Baltimore American. been declared. It was expected when MIAMI THU APIS, snri nau the courier left the City of Guatemala that Barillas would declare himself dic Ths book agent, like the sailors, finds that wind has a wonderful effect oa his Statesman. tator, so as to prolong his term of office, PIRATES REPULSED. THE GENERAL MARKETS.

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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR TREATED IN THE MOST SKILLFUL AND SCIENTIFIC MANNER. All tbe wort difficult Bnrrlcat Oneratiotis cwfortne Haidu pirates had two engagements with the village guards, in which forty- a Fancy 1 VO HAT Baled SO the government of national defense and fought at Champigny (November 20 to December 2). It was as minister of war that Boulanger achieved his great success and mounted to the topmost wave of popularity. Ho seemed to have executive ability of a high order and devoted himself, heart and soul, to bettering the army of the French. This led to trouble with the minUtrs.

When the Limousin scandal broke upon Paris like a thunder clap Gen. Boulanger commented very freely upon the war minister's conduct and was Immediately ordered under close arrest for thirty days at hii own headquarters. The government having decided in March, 18 8, to cashier the general by placing him on the retired list, he in augurated a vigorous campaign against the ministry. Vacancies shortly after occurred in the representation for Boulogne and the Nord Hero he was returned by (900 otes to 85, 7M) polled bv the opportunist candidate. In the Nord his triumph was still in on remarkable, the number of votes polled for hiin being 172,528 against 75,901 for M.

Foucart, and for M. Mores. This was on April 15, 1883. Subsequently his popularity waned for time. Tbe general's appearance In the chamber of deputies In July, lh88, to demand dissolution of the chamber gave riee to a lormy scene.

M. Floqnet made a vigorous attack upon the general, and In the altercation between them Gen. Boulanger ex-claimed: "Too will see This led M. Floqaetto demand satisf action, and on July 11 a duel was fought between them with the result that the general received a deep seven pirates were killed. The rest with Skill and Success.

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Pirates attacked a boat near Swatow and robbed the passengers of $4,000. In the riot at Ichang the Catholic and American missions and the houses of Messrs. Cain, Aldridge and Dean were burned, while Mr. Cockburn's house was looted. Terrible hailstorms are reported in parts of Song Chow.

In one village every house was leveled to tbe ground. A terrible fire has occurred in Chung King and another at Nanking. Over 100 of the best shops in Nanking were entirely destroyed. A Corrupt Official. Berlixt, Sept SO.

The Cologne Gazette prints a letter in which the following incident is related in connection with the famine in the province of Saratoff, Russia: "A marshal of the nobility, quarreled with the president of the zeemstov, and the president boxed his ears. The marshal challenged the president to a duel and the challenge was accepted on the condition that the marshal account for tbe expenditure of roubles of the famine fund. As result the marshal was forced to resign, and inquiries into farther official robberies are pending." CATTLE Shipping 4 7 HOGS Pack Injr and snipping JAMES EPPS It Homreopathic Chemists, London, England. BHEKF Fair to choice 63 FLOUtt-Wlnter wheat 4 SO 4a Cammspttlvee and people WHEAT No. 1 red CORN So.

Aaetriis Interested. London, Oct 2. A Berlin dispatch says that the Austrian government has notified the German kaiser's government that Austria, whether invaded or not by Russia, will resist any attempt on the part of Russia to advance upon Constantinople. This is significant as the arrangements between the mem-Iters of the triple alliance do not re RYK No, 1 who have weak Innrs or Asto-sna, should use Plao'sCnre for Consumption. It lias en red tkanssYBde.

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