Constantinople Dispatches and European Turmoil
A Lazys offer to cede Batoum with autonomous administration is unlikely to be accepted. Rumors of President MacMahon's resignation and ministry changes are denied. A Celculta dispatch contradicts Socotra occupation rumors. Russian HQ moved to Rhodes. Bulgarian raids on Mussalmans noted. Munich designates 23 socialist-leaning pubs for soldiers. Earthquakes felt across several German cities. Austrian police surrender Swiss jewel thief surefaced as OJewska in Paris resorts.
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Phantom Footsteps the Latest Song by Work
The publishers Brainard's Sons of Cleveland Ohio announce Phantom Footsteps by Klenry C Work author of Grandfather's Clock and other popular tunes. Described as the prettiest song published in years it features a beautiful melody and a notably effective chorus. Send 35 cents to receive the song postpaid.
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Haul by the Reds Reports Indian Stampede
John O'Shea reached Percy station on the 13th in a famished state with two weeks of rabbits and sage hens as his only food. He says on July 18 near Tongue River Wyoming a herd of 4200 cattle owned by Taylor and Strong Cheyenne stampeded after an Indian attack that killed all but him of 14 in his party led by J Turner and Meyers and under charge of Davis.
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Episode of Deceit in Black Hillers Romance
Two Black Hillers arrived in Bismarck with different companions. A married man and a single man shared the same hotel. The single man wooed the married man’s wife, and the husband, upon discovering the affair, offered $500 to buy back his wife. After negotiation the sale occurred and money was paid to the husband. The seller departed east while the buyer went to Bearaw.
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