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UNSURPASSED IN FINISH,
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, - US EQUALED IN TONE.
RETAIL PRICE:
Kol 1 Ytoliua fan the millon. w;th comr-lete
-- ontilt how. rusia and extra strings.. $S,C(
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Fo.J. Violin fur Artists with complete
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tiiu -....$.0.00 to ,
John F. Stretton k Co. 'a ItoesUn Cat Violin
St-lns re the best in the wo?ld. By pnrehristns,
these triage end no othrr, svasifian will or tain
will respond lesdiiy .o tae bow, and will outlast
an Timlin string made. A full assortment ol
trimmings anj nmsncal merrhandUe kept In stock
or pr. -urrtl on ahort notice ami ax lowest pneen.
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T- aDOLAXTD,
HaBufaciarer of
CARRIAGES. BUGGIES,
Wagons and Sleighs.
Having purchased the Interest of P. C
Thomas in the carriage business. I shall de
vbte my entire time aud energy to supplying
vcrjlhink In my line that the necessities of
hit customers demand.
I have a large slock of new and second
band carriacci, which will be sold at prices
to stii! the times. - -
- Offi ce -and Factory at the old stand al
formerly. Thankful for past favors, I so
licit a conttnnance of your intmnag. '
240vl T. POLAND.
ipo make money fast r at work for as than at
U-aythiuK els. Capital aot required: we will
.Urt tuo. 913 a dAjr at home made be the Indus
tru es. Men. women, bovs and iirls wanted
everywhere to work for us. Now is the time. Cost
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tha Dimneaa of Strha. Kcrrdus Xbtlity, Confuaaon
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mf prematura aid mgo aruaJlr aecotoaonviajE thia
arvabse. aixl araturinc perfect Saxual Vifor. a here It baa
awea slovaaant tor veara. Tata boie of tnuanaM baa stood
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treaaa, Irax re t-to tuura preaerihed in theaa troublea.
wad, aa maiij can boar vitneta to. wita but little U any
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aiea trawbla. that ia veil known to be the ranee of outofd
mtaerytoao wtany, and anon thorn quacks prey with
their awe I eta nostruma and big fcoa-Tbc steanedyia put op
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2HBWS SUMMARY.
Wcstjn is a moderate total abslinancc
man.
Hamilton FLJi in a liberal piUron of
scalptttrc.
Ex-Senator Boutwcll is said to be a suc
cessful fruit grower.
Paul. II. Hayne. U10 poet, is in Charles
ton in very feeble health.
South Toe is the queer name of a post
oiiice in JNortn uarouna.
The red tin re sometimes seen on dried
codush U caused by a minute plant
Serious disturbances have broken out
below the town of Bhamo in Upper Bur
in an.
Mrs. J. Hunecrfonl. of Waverly, Van
Buren county. 1U has forty varieties oi
rotsts.
The army worm is doing a trreat deal
of rlamatre in some portions ol Nova
:cotia.
Prince Alexander has arrived at Tirnova.
Ills reception was one of indescribable
enthusiasm.
The new ruler of Eevnt is a much more
economical man than hia father. He has
only one wife.
Oirle & Pickard. cotton-spinners, of
Burnley, England, have failed, with liabil-
Tfnm has. in its new Onera-house,
rival to the famous La Seal a, of Milan, in
seating capacity.
Sara TV-mli ardt is ezceedinirlv thin,
Perhaps she's spread herself too much in
the newspapers.
Two thousand clcht hundred and
mnetv-one emimnts arnvea in new
1 ortt last wecK.
The report that three men were carried
over Niagara Falls Saturday proves to
have been false.
There are ever 175.000.000 in bullion
in the iSanK ot r.ngianu tne largrai
amount on record. - i . ; .
Dr. Mary Walker not only dresses in
male autre ana carries a cane, out sue 01
toys a good smoke.
'For the daily supply of the British
metropolis about 5,500 live beasts are sent
to the Ixmdon market
Nearly a hundred and fifty thousand
baths were taken at public expense in
New York last week.
- A man In Yarmouth. Mass . exhibited
well-preserved shingles which have been
on his nousc iwj years.
There are advices from Kent that the
hop crop threatens a more disastrous fail
ure than lor years past.
Mr. W. R. Balch, the reporter who dis
covered Cox in Boston, is the son of an
Episcopalian clergyman.
An Italian engineer has invented a reg
ister bv which the distance traversed by
cab is accurately estimated.
Tho Sutro Tunnel is a success. The
pumps alone the whole line now discharge
. j 7t i.
lnto It, ftnu uiv capaiij o uujic
Senator Thunnan travels in a linen dus
ter that completely envelops him, there
being on his head a large silk cap.
The Duxbury and St. Pierre section of
the French cable was repairea at a. in
July 8 and is working all right now.
Gen. Beaureeard denies the story ' that
he refused to give up the body or the ef
fects or Uoi. James utmeron at bum nun.
The average heat at New York last week
was 84 degrees. The Gothamitcs appear
to be enjoying what they eall a heated
term.
The Salt Lake Herald is informed that
the irrasshoPDers in that region are at
tacked by an enemy, whose sting is
death.
A bird's nest with two eggs was found
at Providenca recently in a bunch of
bananas that had just arrived from the
tropics. "
Rev. Dr. Jay 8. Bacus, formerly Secre
tarv of the American Baptist Home Mis
sion Society, died 1 hursday at Gran ton, N.
x . Age 70 years.
George Fordham, the jockey, under the
terms of Baron Lionel Rothschild's will
receive a present of 2,000, and an annuity
of 300 a year for life.
Ward, the British Minister, reached
Shanghai enroute to Pekin, Julr 4th.
Seward, the American Minister left Shang
hai tor Pekin July 4th.
Bishop Huntington congratulates Am
herest College on not having any amateur
pedestrian, and expresses a preference for
study over boating and ball.
Baltimore Methodist ministers have de
cided to give no encouragement to camp
meetings which do not protect themselves
from the evil of Sunday trains.
The Standard Oil Company of New
York has bought $20,000 twenty acres of
land on Htaten lslana mils, with two
hundred feet of water front, t
In the North of England confectioners
sell funeral biscuits in bags on which is
printed a funeral hymn. The same lines
have done duty for generations.
The last slave sold in the Confederacy
was in 1865, near Richmond, a negro man
who was bought for 900 heads of cabbage.
Cabbages were worm fit neaa.
Annie Bruwn of Lowell thought she
had taken prussic acid, and lay down to
die in front of the police station, but the
suspecting druggist bad cheated her.
Mr. Edison has been exhibiting to his
friends a new telephone, which is of such
power that the receiver need not be placed
at the ear in order to eaten uie sounds.
The authorities of Detroit have voted
$200,000 for the purchase of Belle Isle, in
the Detroit river, near the city, for a city
park, and $75,000 for the erection of a new
market house.
Mr. Francis Murphy has concluded his
very effective work in San Francisco, not
only without remuneration for .that work,
but with a personal loss in the matter of
expenses of $319.
Vcnnor's latest prediction is that we arc
going to experience a wet summer, with
frequent cold relapses and severe frosts.
He anticipates that next winter will be
again severe, with heavy snowfalls.
Lucretia Molt, recently elected president
ol the "Peace Society of Pennsylvania," is
in her eighty-sixth year. In many respects
she is a remarkable woman. For over
sixty years she has held a prominent place
as minister in the (Hicksite) society of
mends.
The residence of Mr. J. D. Powell, near
Eatonali, Winchester county, was entered
a few nights ago by burglars, who forced
open a drawer in the safe and took there
from a $1,000 government bond and notes
amounting to $1,500.
The southern fast mail service is soon to
be extended from Washington to Jackson
ville, Florida, by way of Charleston and
Savannah, and from Washington to New
Orleans, by way of Richmond, Allan ta,
Montgomery and Mobile.
A ten dollar bill with the following words
written across the fswe was passed over the
counter of a shop at Ithaca, N Y- last
Monday week : "This is the last of a for
tune of $100,000 left me by my uncle,
Jasper Gould. Beware of women and
wine." .
Dr. Sims, of Lexington, Ga., is deemed
of unsound mind by his relatives, while
he, of course, holds the reverse opinion.
He owns $50,000, about which his relatives
are solicitous, and for which a shrewd
widow married him. He was pursued and
overtaken by officers on his wedding tour,
and will be parted from his bride until
the question of his mental capacity is de
cided. No Imperial Napoleon has died on
French soil. Napoleon I, the founder of
the family, died a prisoner at St. Helena;
his son. Napoleon II, died in Austiia; his
nephew. Napoleon III, died an exile in
England, and now his grand-nephew, the
Prinee Imperial, whom the Imperialists
have hoped would one day rule France as
NanoleonrlY. has met his fate at thenoiat
of Zulu spears in South Africa. J
TELEGRAPHIC.
MTSCFT.T. A NEOTJS .
Fall River. Mass, July 18. To-day be
gins the fourth week: of the strike, and
needy spinners ran now call upon the
unions lor aid. uinccrs oi tuo spinners
union was busy all day filling out orders
for assistance. They state no regular sum
is to be given, but orders will be
issued to meet the wants of indi
vidual cases. No money will bo given
and all assistance will be grocery orders.
Several spinners arrived yesterday, and
as a result, Robeson mill is running full
this morning. This makes the fourth mill
reported running iun, ana one or two otu-
ers more than two thirds full, which ex
pect to fill up before the close of the week-
New York, July 18. John Hope con
victed of tho robbery of the Manhattan
Savings Bank of three million dollars of
securities and cash has been sentenced to
state prison lor 20 years.
St. Johns, N. B July 18. The Halifax
rowing association telegraphed readiness
to match Smith against Ross foi a three
mile race with a turn in Bedford Basin
about August 19th. Ihe proposition was
accepted but suggesting the date to be
August 20th,
Cheyenne, Wy July 18. About 1:20
o'clock last night Jno. Hodgesen, alias
English Dock, a bard character, shot and
killed John Brown an employee of Charles
Coffey, whose cattle outfit is in camp near
town. While the officers were in search
of the murderer he went to the livery sta
ble where he bad been employed, secured
a - horse and escarjed in the darkness.
This is his second offense of a simtlar
character, having killed a man on the Red
Cloud road some time atro.
Boston. Julv 18. The New Hamshire
house of representatives yesterday passed
a bill regulating railway passenger ana
frciirlit t&riilk. It crives railway commis
sioners the light to regulate the tar i If of
any road in the state ana pronioiis any
railroad commissioner from holding of
fice in any railroad corporation or from
owning stock or bonus oi any ranroau.
Baltimore July 18. Gen. Wm. F. Bar
rv. colonel of the second artillery, in com-
mand at rt juctienry, aieu to-uay.
New York. July 18 No additional
news in retard to the loss of the steam
shiD State of Virginia was received at the
office of the state line. No definite arrange
ments have yet been made for forwarding
the steamer's passengers, as no instruc
tions have been received frome the home
office at Glasgow,
New York. July 18. A despatch irom
Halifax says the purser and boat's crews
of the steamship State of Virginia, wreck
ed on Sable island, are extremely reticent
fcarintr anv published statement would
prejudice their case before the board of
irauc inveaugai.iuu. sue miuih w iuv
captain at Glasgow was expected on Fri
day the 1 tin. A. dense log set in anu con
tinued till Sunday morning at 8. Sunday
morning when the captain thought he was
25 miles off cast of Soble island, during
the dense fog which pervaiied then, the
shiD struck on a sand bank at
the eastern end of the island about fifteen
miles from the residence oi Gov. ilcDon
aid. The minute truns broueht the gov
ernor and lainily alongside in a surf boat,
and the purser, doctor, fourth officer and
eleven women and children were landed
aafelv. Notwithstanding the heavy surf.
Gov. McDonald returned- for the second
boat load of eighteen persons, but when
within about fifty feet of the shore the
boat swamped. An old Irish lady imme
diately sank without any cnort to raise
herself. All other attempts to land weie
useless till 3 p. nu when the water became
calmer and the ship's boats were launched
After getting a short distance
from the ship they found it impossible to
land with safety and returned, and no
further attempt was made till the next
moraine. Every available barn and shed
were brought into requisition for sleeping
accommodation: some cheese and other
eatable portions of the cargo which were
noating aoout sccurca, uesuics some sev
enty head of cattle, which had swam
ashore. iy o o ciock .oionuay uie snip
had settled in the sand. There was nine
feet of water aft, nine in the engine room
andtix in the hold. The sea was break
ing over, and it was determined to make
an immediate effort to get every soul on
shore. ' The boats were launched
and the turf . boats again put
off, all the remaining passengers
and crew trot into these after a great deal
of exertion and landed safely seven miles
distant. At 8 o'clock Monday night the
purser accompanied by thirty passengers
and nine or the crew ten oauie i si anu in an
onen boat to reach the main land and Hali
fax to procure assistance. After many
privations and several narrow escapes Irom
d rowing they reached a small place called
Port Pinkerton.
The agent of the line at Halifax, has
made arrangements for the government
steamer Glendon. to sail at noon to-mor
row for Sable Island, to brine the survivors
who are expected to reach Halifax Mon
day night.
Owentown, Kyn July 18. The Buford
trial this morning was occupied u
Mr. Settler in behalf of the prisoner am
Colonel Beckenndge for the prosecution
Lake George, N, July 18. The Co
lumbia won the college race to-day, Wes-
leyan 2nd, Cornell od. Time 8 -mo.
New Haven. Conn- July 18. John W.
Maus, treasurer of the Connecticut Savings
Bank' .attempted suicide twice to-day.
His physician says he is insane from over
work and heat His finances are all right
Gov. English, president of the bank, says
depositors can all have their money. The
affair caused considerable excitement
New York, July 18. News was recciv.
ed in this city, this morning, of the total
loss of the English screw steamer Burgos,
in st Aiary's bay, during a dense log,
nulls ly uiu wvuuuM) vauous,
Liverpool. England. A small portion
the cargo was saved. No mention is made
of the crew, but it is supposed all were
saved.
' San Francisco, July' 18. At 9 a. ni., the
score in the female walking match stood
LtvChappelle, 8A ; Edwards, U4 ; Donley, C3
Maynard, 03; Walton, 40 miles.
Atlanta, Texas, July 18. John McAno-
ny shot and killed his employer, John
Cuminings, yesterday.
Long Branch, N. July 18. A fire at
Seabright caused a loss of $30,000; par
tially insured.
Galveston. Texas. July 18. A News'
special from Northeastern Texas gives ac
counts of heavy rains accompanied by ter
rific thunder storms near -Jetierson.
Tburman's horses, attached to a wagon,
were killed and himself hurled fifty feet
from the wagon. At Kildare a lady nam
ed Earns was killed and her child badly
injured, while in the house.
"New York, July 19. This morning
Judge Noah Davis granted a writ of error
in the case of the people against Chastiue
Cox. which was then taken before Judge
Porter, who thereupon granted a stay of
proceedings. Ihe case will coma be lore
the Supreme Court on the first of Oc
tober.
Louisville, Ky, July 10. As to this
city establishing quarantine against Mem
phis, the Post and News to-day fairly rep
resents public sentiment: We can not
afford to go back on our humane and
sensible record of last year, and there is
now no reason to do so, but it would be
well for some system to be adopted by
which officers should be stationed at some
point down the road with strict instruc
tions and full authority to stop the bring
in ir oi suspicious baggage into our hotels
and boarding-houses and turn every case of
disease which could possibly be regarded
as even incipient yellow fever to tho
hospital. That would be enough while
the city of Memphis is not under the
epidemic eloud, nor suffering from more
than a dozen cases, and these not caught
one from the otl.er. It would be an un
necessary hardship to put the wife and
children off the train outside of the city.
We must keep the yellow fever out, but
we must let tho healthy people come and
this is not impossible it seems to us. We
must not let fleeing families with bundles
ot bed-clothes and other domestic rubbish
into the city, but where men and women
in perfect health with a change of clothes
wish to come they must be permitted. It '
would bo folly to try to prevent them.
We can be more careful than last year
and still lose none of our good name for
humanity.
New York. July 19. The fcteamsliin
Longshtiid of tho new Belfast direct line
which left this port yesterday, returned
to-day with Uie loss of Captain Bain, who
had fallen overboard aiui was drowned.
Cincinnati. O., July 19. The street car
stables and live small dwellings at Sedam's
Mills, a suburb of this city, burned at an
arly hour this morning. Loss about
$5,000.
Memphis, Tenn- July 19. Three now
cases were reported to the board of health,
luie l. ana v loiet uousey. two sisters
residing at No. 48 Bradford street aud
Tom Kernan, passenger agent of tlie Mem
phis and Charleston railroad. The Ill
ness of the Godsly sisters can be traced to
the infection of the Tobin family who re
cently died of yellow fever. The young
ladies were in attendance on Jtlrs. Tobin
until her case was pronounced yellow
fever. Thoso cases dispel tho sporadic
theory. Hiram Attety son of the chief ot
police is dying, although his case has not
as yet been reported to the board of health
as yellow fever. The Chiefs residence is
in the neighborhood ot the lobiu dwell
ing, as is also Sum Kernan's. The re
ported death of Fred Eckcrs was prema
ture, he is living but lies in an extremely
critical condition. The weather is warm
and sultry with occasional showers. The
development of new cases has given forth
impetus to the exodus of citizens.
Louis Brininont aged 37, residence Ker-
nando road, whose death occurred near
Looney's switch, has just been reported to
the board ot health as another new case of
yellow lever.
New York, July 19. Counsellor Howe
has obtained from Justice Potter of the
supreme court an error and stay of pro
ceedings on behalf of Chastine Cox, con
victed of the murder ot Mrs. Hull. The
case is to be argued in October,
New York, July 19. Loans, decrease,
$232,100: specie, increase. $40,200; legal
tenders, decrease, $793,000; deposits, de
crease. $1,174,500; circulation, increase.
$21,700; reserve, decrease, f459,l5. Banks
now hold $10,432,025 in excess ef legal re
quirements.
St Louis. Julv 2(1. Several weeks ago
the western sanitarv commissioner. Jas.E.
Yeatman, undertook the temporary relief
of refugees arriving hero irom the south.
The old Eagle furnace near the landing
was fitted up with bunks and cooking
facilities, ana those who came from below
found a haven until such a time as they
could get away to Kansas or find
homes in St Louis. Last evening
this refuge was closed. Their were about
a hundred refugees still stopping mere
and they moved their baggage to the levee
and camped for the night To-day there
were over a hundred more who came up
on the City of Alton left on the Kinney
for Kansas. Later the Grand. Tower ar
rived with a party from Bolivor Miss-
There was no place provided for them and
tbey are now camping on the wharf.
Mr. Yeatman says the closing
ot the refuge was necessary
by the failing funds. He undertook the
work, thinking that the exodus would be
of short duration and that those who did
come could be kept at a comparatively
small expense. It was purely a work of
philanthropy Instead of falling off he
says the exodus continues as strong as
ever and there is no prospect of its stop
ping, lie has expended over $0,000 in
simply giving them temporary re
lief. He has no more means
to continue the work and has
annealed to Uie city authorities in vain
He says an effort will be made to uniform
the negroes in the socth who may be com
tcmplating emigration that they must not
expect any help in stiuis.
Cincinnati, July 20. Peter Suff, one of
the heaviest hardware dealers west ot the
Allcghcnies. and for many years promi
nent in that trade, died in this city this
morning, aged 81 years. lie was born
near Philadelphia, and was a -resident of
Baltimore. At one time deceased held a
number of positions in the city govern
ment but retired from active life some
years ago.
Washington, July 20. The Secretary of
the Smithsonian Institute is informed by
cable telegram from Professor Forrester,
of Berlin that the supposed new planet
aiscoverca at toe uiinton uoservawry,
July 17th, by ITofessor .Peters, 18 Trigger.
New York, July 20. Tho steamer Wea
sel, from Bremen, which arrived today,
brings over six hundred steerage passen
gers, mostly Russians, who alone represent
a capital ot Siuu.uuu. Among tuem are
sixty families, having 213 children. They
arc a remarkably fine looking party.
Louisville, Ky., July 20. Last night at
a barn dance at Kcysbury, near Allen vule.
in Todd county, an assassin in ambush
sent a bullet through the heart of Frank
Smith. The murderer is supposed te be
a negro.
FOREIGN.
London, July 18. A special dispatch is
published from headquarters camp I'm-
volosi, June 29th, conferring the report of
the sending ot cattle aud an ivory tusk
to the Britisa camp on the 27th. Cetty
wayo promised that the rest of the cattle
and two cannon captured at Isanduli
would follow tlie tusk. Messengers were
sent back on the 23th with a message to
King Cetywayo that the cattle would be
detained a few days pending events and
that Lord Chelmsford would delay cross
ing Lmvilosi one day and consent to
accept the disarmament of 1,000 Zulus
instead of the entire regiment during the
days of grace thus granted. Three great
columns of Zulus were seen to leave L fun
di and occupying ih? bush between that
place and our camp. The intention to
make a night march on'Ulundi was there
fore abandoned. We stand fast to-day,
hoping the Zulus will attack us in our
position. General Wollesley has sent an
officer here asking for full information on
all military points, but not prescribing
any alteration in the plan of alterations.
London. July 18. Gen. Wolesly tele
graphed from Pietcrmaritzburg, June 30th
to the war office as follows: I believe the
war can be finished this season. Hpe to
reach 1 on uurnloru on Wednesday,
From there I will join Col. Wood and the
second division near UlandL The dis
patch generally confirms the report that
t'ort Durntord will be the base ot supplies.
ana mat cettywayo is north ot Llandi
with 10,000 men and that messengers from
Cetty wavo who had come to Fort Parson
were sent back by Gen. Wolesly with the
names of Chiefs whom Cetty wayo must
send to General Crealock. Gen. Wolcs
ly's dispatch continues, according to the
best information. King Cettywayo can on
ly muster out tu.uuu men. I promised
that all Zulus joining us will be well
treated.' Many have already coino in
Inter dispatch from Gen. -Wolcrlv dated
July 1st says Lord Chelmsford has just
signalled he expects to be at Ulundi to
day.
London, July 18. Sir Michael Hicka
Beach, colonial secretary infermed tlie
house of commons last night that he had
received a telegram dated July 30th an
nouncing mat tne uriusn forces were then
within 12 miles of Ulundi and that Gen
eral Marshal had reported that a messen
ger reached him from Cettywayo bearing
a tusk sign of a message from the king,
but the purport of the message does not ap
pear, uenerai wooiscy has instructed
Col. Langin not to recommence operations
against Secoceni and to retrench his ex
penditures. General Woolsey had receiv
ed instructions to send the Prince Impe
rial home at the first opportunity. Fort
Chelmsford and Fort Crealock were aban
doned so as to enable the troops garrison
ing uiem to join in tne advance. -
Toronto, July 18. Tho Hanlon club
will hold a regatta here from August 15th
to the 20th. $8,000 will be given in
prices. Elliott and Boyd will be invited.
London, July 18. In some quarters the
war in Zululand is declared virtually at
an end.
Boyd has deposited 50 for the match
with Iliggins on September 30th.
Constantinople, July 18. The sultan
has refused to accept the resignation of
Khatcddin Pasha as grand vizie. A cri
sis nevertheless exists. The firman ap
pointing Prince Tewfik, khedive of Egypt
has been submitted to the sultan. It is un
derstood it confirms all the rights formerly
enjoyed by Ismail, ex khedive, except the
right of concluding treaties.
St. Petersburg, July 18. It is reported
that the Russian General Lam akin has
had several encounters with the Tekke
Turkomans who resisted strongly.
Zanzibar. June 28. The Belgian explor
ing expedition under Dutalis. is ncarlv
ready to start into the interior.
iierlin, July is. Ihe statement of the
inpcrial Bank of Germany shows an in
crease in specie pf 5,080,000 marks.
Brussels, July 19. The police arrested
the librarian of the Jesuit college, under
surveillance in consequence of the con
fessions of Von Hoam former clerical
agent arrested for posting placards threat
ening tho life oi the King. The librarian
is suspected of bribing Von Hoamc to post
the placards.
London, July 19. The sculling match
between Iliggins and Boyd takes place on
the 29th of September.
St. Petersburg. Julv 19. Tho new Mos
cow journal, "The Russian Courier" has
been suspended for two months for urging
complete liberty of the press.
Constantinople. July 20. Russia has
made representations to the powers insist
ing on a revision of the frontier at Arob-
tobia before the evacuation of Bulgaria. A
uussian note, to the portc urges a settle
ment of the 'diverse pending questions.
The Sultan has accepted tho first part of
the Khedive's political programme and it
is asserted he to-morrow will notify the
second post which gives the grand vizcr
the right of appointing members ot the
ministry himself.
Gen. Gourki has issued an order that
premises on which presses for publishing
anti-Uovernmental or revolutionary pam
phlcts are found shall be closed by the
authorities, even if their proprietors are
in no way connected with the illegal pro
ceedings carried on therein.
London. July 20. Harry Palmer, of the
firm of J arret t A Palmer, died at London.
yesterday.
The journals here copy from the Paris
Globe the report of a speech purporting to
have been delivered by Prince Jerome
Napoleon to the deputation of Bonapart
ists. and to be a manifesto of his political
Dlicy. The Constitutional and Soleil of
'aris, however, deny the authenticity of
uie uiooe's report, in wuicn no connuencc
has been placed from tho nrst
London. July 20. A Times. Paris, dis
patch says that the jury of honor, which
investigated the charges against tho Lan-
terne house, delivered a verdict in favor of
M. Cnrisloplue, author ot the charges.
A Times. Berlin, special states that
Herr Hassenchiver's assertion to the Reich
stag, for Breaia is attracting much
attention.
Another Berlin special says the Turco
mans will make a determined stand
against the Russian advance at Kariz and
if defeated they will fall back in Merv.
London. July 20. Messrs. Faron.Hyde
and four others, haying made the highest
possible scores In the rifle shooting, have
divided the prizes. ,
On the Fenaiwtwe Dewa-Grade,
Near Leadville the other night a peripa
tetic undertaker was prospecting for a job
in the usual way, by hanging around the
gambling miners at Happy-Thought camp,
when suddenly a drunken desperado
smashed a bottle over a woman's head,
and there was an explosion oi excitement
very rarely happening in those diggings
1(1 BigDiuuc iucu a iriuo as muruer. sue
strange eccentricity of the victim was the
cause of this unwonted uproar, for it was a
gpldcnhaired female, with all the fascina
tion ot a siren, in spite of hei degradation
She was known as Annie Lourie, and was
a waif from over the sea, with a strangely
picturesque and tragic romance, which
was believed by the sentimental because
of the refinement and education that the
woman showed at times. As they laid
Annie Lourie in the ground, and the tin'
dertaker began to hand around the hat for
subscription settlement of his bill, a miner
said: "That there grave now hides the
real story forever."
The miner was mistaken; for. a gentle
man in New York at once knew by her
name of Wintcrmede, which they supposed
there to be assumed, that the woman was
the widow ot an Englishman who had
fought more than once for her, and finally
died of shame and grief. At a carnival
ball in New Orleans in 1868 she was the
most beautiful woman present and her
jealous young husband showed such signs
of wrath at the attentions she received, and
the manner in which she encouraged them
that the city was not altogether surprised
when a few mornings afterward Mr. Win
tcrmede was brought back from "over the
Metairie ridge" with a bullet In his groin,
put there, according to the code of honor,
by Mr. Dagohcrt Lccompte, tlie gayest
and handsomest Lothario of .New urleans.
The lady and the Lothario both disap
peared, ana Air. wiutermeue remained
writhing with the bullet, disappointed re
venge, jealousy, love for his golden-haired
siren and general complicated agony of
body and soul resulting trom having been
made a fool of.
To lose honor, wife, love and almost life
at one pop. and partly by one's own tool-
ishness, is the anti-climax of pleasant
thought, and Wintermede, with all these
combined, would certainly have gone up
but lor one thing. He swore he would
get well in order to get even. At the end
of four months ho walked out, with iron-
gray hair and a full visage that made him
look 45 instead of 25. He took two years
of traveling to find uagobert lecompte,
but finally he espied that gentleman strol-
ling alone the Champs Elysces. in Paris,
and at once "provoked him to duel," as
Paul de Cassagnac would say. The
Lothario bowed and said :
"Ah. sir. very well, if you insist ; but I
do not kaow why these matches of skill
and courage should be played in rubbers,
like whist or euchre un the fast occasion
I did not trouble you to give me a reason
for your provocation, but now I must at
least ask the favor of you to assign some
cause for our deadly resentment"
"D n your effrontery," cried the injured
husband. "Where is my wife V
"Upon my honor, I do not know," said
Dagobert, and then, as light broke upon
blm. "I pon my honor, monsieur, it you
susect me of anything except mere ac
quaintance with madame you are unjust
and strangely misintormed." ills look
and accent were so full of surprise that
Wintcrmede was stunned with the thought
that be had caught the wrong man. An
explanation convinced him that he had,
and be started to find the real ottendcr.
It was another year before he succeeded,
and then he discovered his wife the ad
mired cestre of a fashionable circle in
Naples, as she appeared as Mrs. Reginald
Lacey, and in the pretended husband he
recognized a flashy adventurer of New
Orleans. whom he had entirely overlooked
Mr. Wintermede at once slapped his face
and accepted a challenge, but Lacey was
not what Frenchmen, Italians, Germans,
and Louisianianscall a gallant man. . At
the last moment he fled, and left his
seconds to hold the bag for all the con
tempt and scandal.
The husband then drove to see his wifo
and asked her what she thought now of
the coward whom she had preferred to
him. Sho gave him a dozen of her siren
smiles, and implored him in a flood of
tears to take her back, etc.
"Take you back I" he replied. "There
is but one link that connects us. . It is my
intention to drag you down to tho lowest
depths of degredation, where your evil
nature will take you. You have the face
of an angel ; the heart of a dog."
The next morning a gay German baron
challenged Wintermede, the lady having
Bgrcuu tu nuccuiuis pruia:iiuu n ue coum
shoot her husband. Wintermede named
double-barrelsd guns, in the most desper
ate southern plantation style, and the bar
on declined to obtain the lady at tlie price
of such a risk. -Failing in two other ar-
tempt to make herself a widow, Mrs. Win-
teremde let go her bold on the doubtful
continental society of a certain sort, and
at once began to go down into tho swirl
and eddy of that mad stream which en
gulfs lost women. She sank so rapidly
that the husband felt his revenge glutted,
and having no longer the excitement that
had borne him across the chasm of a
broken heart, he let go his hold of life,
and, like a weaiy old man, lay down for
ever where the wicked and weary cease
from troubling, while the golden-haired
siren was drifting toward the stormy
wreckers of Happy-thought camp.
The Swiss government has paid 3,000,-
000 francos to the St Gothard Tunnel
Company which have been hitherto with
held on account of the terms of the con
tract not being observed. The tunnel will
be completed in a few months.
Pavmphlet Deaoribing the Prooeedinats
lathe) Cttsof Major Jkndr -
A few days ago Charles Keech left with
us a pamphlet which would be interesting
to our antiquarians. It was entitled
Proceed in go of a Board of General Offi
cers Hcspecting Major John Andre," and
dated September 29, 1780. It opens with
letter irom General Washington to con
gress, dated from Robinson's house, in
the Highlands, which recites the capture
of Andre and the attempt to prevent the
escape of Arnold to the enemy. Follow
ing this letter is a list of the board of gen
eral officers who tried Major Andre. It con
sisted ol six major generals, including .La
fayette and Steuben, eight brigadier gen
erals, and John Lawrence, judge advocate
general. . Then came the opening proceed j
ings, including a letter from Major Andre
to Washington, in which he says he came
to treat with some persons tor important
intelligence. To favor this he agreed to
meet this person on grounds not within
posts of either army. Day coming on, he
was concealed ; "against my stipulation,
my in ten i ion, ana without my knowledge
beforehand, I was conducted within one
of your posts. Your Excellency may con
ceive my sensation on this occasion, and
will imagine how much more I must have
been atlected by a refusal to reconduct me
back the next night as I had been
brought Thus become a prisoner, I had
to concert my escape. I quitted my uni-
iorm. was passed another way in the
night without the American posts to neu
tral ground, and was informed that I was
beyond all armed parties, and left topress
lor INew xorK. 1 was taken at Tarry-
town."
A pass was laid before the board from
General Arnold to John Anderson An
dre's assumed name. Also a letter from
Rev. Robinson, dated from the war ship
Vulture, demanding Andre's release; and
a letter from the same place from Arnold,
asking that protection bo afforded his
wife, and she be allowed to return to Phil
adelphia.
The board considered these snbiecis.and
concluded - that Andre was a spy and
should suffer death. .,
News of the judgement was immediate
ly sent to the enemy's camp, and every ef-
iort was maae oy Anore's inenas to re
lease him. Sir Henry Clinton eyen sent
Gen. Robertson and two friends, under
flag or truce, to plead the cause of Andre,
but an m vain. .
A letter from Arnold also begs for clem-
eucy for Andre, and contains the following
in real n it ue net extended : -f ortv oi tne
principal inhabitants of South Carolina
have justly forfeited their lives, which
have hitherto been spared by his excellen
cy, Sir James Clinton, who cannot in jus-
lice extend nis mercy to them any longer
if Maj. Andre suffers."
The pamphlet concludes with a request
irom Anare to Washington that he may
be permitted to die the death ot a soldier.
and not upon tho gibbet In ail his com
munications Andre speaks of the kind
ness he receives at the hands of the Amer
icans up to the dreaded da of the third of
uctober, 17SO, at la o'clock noon, when
the closing scene was enacted.
Sophia Lehrberger. acred twentv.fonr
years, a native of Germany, eight months
ago incautiously placed a . pin in her
mouth. Soon after she was taken with a
sudden fit of coughing and accidentally
swallowed the pin. She became greatly
alarmed and at once sought the advice of
the family physician. Every effort was
made to cause the dislodgment of the pin,
but without avail. She soon experienced
severe pains in the throat which gradually
extended to tlie chest and from thence to
the region of the stomach. She suffered
considerably In health and, as a conse
quence, became a confirmed invalid. Her
appetite failed her and she wasted away
until she became emaciated. Dr. J. W.
Ranney. of East Fortv-sixth street attend.
ed her during her illness, but was unable
to do more than alleviate her suncrings,
while death approached by imperceptible
degrees. 1 he patient sank gradually until
sue expired last xuesaay. . Tne post-mor
tem revealed that the pin passed through
the abdominal walls. New York Herald.
What aa old Hsus baa Noticed.
I have noticed that all men are honest
when well watched.
I have noticed that purses will hold
pennies as well as pounds.!
I have noticed that in order to be
reasonable creature, it is necessary at times
to be downright mad. .
I have noticed that silks, broadcloths,
and jewels are often bought with other
people's money.
I have noticed that whatever is, is right,
with a few exceptions the left eye and
left leg and the left side ot a plum pud
ding. .: .
I nave noticed that the prayer of the
selfish man is, "Forgive us our debts,"
while he makes everybody that owes him
nav to the utmost furthino-
- I have noticed that he who thinks every
man a rogue, is eerlain to see one when
he shaves himself, and he ought, in mercy
to his neighbor, to surrender the rascal to
justice. '
I have noticed that money is the fool'i
wisdom, the knave's reputation, the poor
man's desire, the covetous man's ambition,
ana laoi oi tuem an.
One of the institutions of London is the
chairwoman, or chorewoman. Does
woman fail as a servant, does the eyesight
of a seamstress give way, is the wife - or
widow of an artisan or laborer overtaken
by adversity, she falls into the great army
of chairwomen. Some are trustworthy
and are employed for years in the same
family and take care of the house. Their
pay is from 50 to 75 cents a day, with
iooa. . ...
An inexplicable case of suicide has just
oucurreu in iremooi. a nigniy educated
German teacher was found dead by the
roadside. A letter was fonnd in his pock
et but it gave no clue to the reasons for
perpetrating the rash deed. ,
Thia firm (Dundas Dick A Co.) enjoys
the reputation above all others, of making
agreeable the taking of nauseous medi
cines. Their soft Capsules are world
famous, and deservedly so. The pale,
yellow face of many a' poor man, or woman,
or child, is daily seen on oar streets, suffer
ing irom these tern Die mmtctlona (malarial
diseases) without the means to employ tho
professional services they require. Ther
m aline" is the boon which will give them
relief. We know what we say, when wo
assert that it is curing thousands. Bur-
ungton tiawiteya.
MONEY AND COMMERCE
Now Tork Money and Stack Harket.
- - New York, July 19,
Money easy, at 2(34 per cent, closing
at 2 per cent Primo mercantile paper,
3K4i per cent; sterling, long, 485;
short, 486. Governments steady. . Rail
road securities, strong and higher. State
bonds . dull. - Stock speculation was
marked by more than usual activity, and
buoyancy and the entire list advanced
sharply, , with Michigan Central leading
in the improvement, which ranged from
to 45 per cent During the afternoon,
however, unable to realize, Michigan
Central fell off 2 per cent, but subse
quently 'rallied 1 - per cent Granger
shares, Lake Shore, Western Union, and
Western Pacific were prominent in deal-
ings, and rose 1 and 2 Per cent- closing at
fractional reaction. , , , .. ..
GOVKBKafKNT SBCtTRITIKa. OOUDODB oi
81, 104? ; new 5's, 104 if : new 4i?s. lCOW :
new 4's, 102'; currency 6's 122.
- Expkbsb Sharks Adams 106; Ameri
can 47 ; United States 47 if.
MiBCKLULKKOUS Western Union, 89 ;
New York Central. 118: Erie. 27J6:
do preferred 52 jsf ; Michigan Central 88 ;
Union Pacific 78; Lake Shore 77;
Cleveland & Pittsburg 09; Northwest
era 71if; do preferred 98: Cleveland
Columbus." Cincinnati 4' Indianapolis
52; Rock Island 139W;. 8t Paul 68;
do preferred 94; Wabash 86K; Ohio
& Mississippi. 16; Fort Wayne 109U.
Statb Bohss. Tennessee As, old, 84;
new SIM: Virginia 6s. old. 20- n
80; Missouri 6s new 106.
Haw Tork nfarkftt. '
New York. July 19-Flour dull and in
buyers' favor; superfine and state west-
ern, a7offl4 10; common to good extra,
4 154 60; good to choice, 4 656 60;
white wheat extra, 4 75S 25; extra Ohio,
4156 00. Wheat steady; No 2 spring,
nominal at 102(3105; ungraded winter
red, 100111; No 2 do, 1 121 12W;
steamer do, 1 11 ; ungraded amber, 1 07
10; IN o a amber, l uai u4: No 1 m.
bcr, 1 13(31 14; ungiadcd white, 1 14; No
l ao, l to. Kyc firm; jo a western. 63.
Barley quiet and unchanged. Corn dull;
No 2, 44V444?B'. Oats steady; mixed
western, 37 J38; white western, 3941.
foric easier; now mess, 8 uuQtu 00. Lard
fairly active; prime steam. 5 956 00.
Butter dull and unchanged. Whisky nom
inal, at 1 07.
Chicago Market.
Chicago. July 19. Flour dull and tend'
ing downward; No 1 spring 9999M;
cash; 98(31 00 September; No 2 Chicago
spring viii cash; July !?; sale aow
w: August 3; Ul?S September: No
3 Chicago spring 83; rejected 64J. Corn
in iair demand at lower rates at ifDg cash ;
oo' August: otm (September: rciected
34V. Oats steady and in fair demand at
38 cash; ZoSa August: 25Jg Sep
tember, live and liarley steady and un
changed. Pork active but a shadeloAer
at 8 10 cash; July 8 00; 8 10 August.
Lard lower at 5 C2U eash and August;
67 September; 5 70 October. Bulk
meats quiet and weak but not quotably
tower. whisKy steady and unchanged
at i uu.
Dry Goods Market.
New York, July 19. Business continues
quiet in an departments, but prices are
firm and unchanged. Cotton goods in
light demand and steady; Dark prints in
moderate request but not active, staple
worsted dress goods in fair demand,
mens wear woolens generally quiet, stocks
light ana prices firm. Kentucky jeans
firmly held, foreign goods dull and
steady. .
Toledo Market.
Toledo. July 19. Wheat steady: No. 3
white Wabash 103; amber Michigan
spot 1 01J; July 101W; August l"00;
Ho. 8 amber Michigan new 98; winter
1 06; new 1 02; July 100; No. 3 red 97U:
western amber new 1014. Corn dull:
high mixed 38 If; No. 2 spot 38; Septem
ber held at 38 ; No. 2 white 40; dam
aged oi?8- uats auu and nominal.
Detroit Market.
Detroit July 19. Flour quiet Wheat
easier, extra nominal 1 01. No 1 wnite
1 QGU asked; July 1 06U; August 1 03Mi
Septenfber, 103W; Milling No 1 104.
asked.; New, 1 04: Receipts of wheat
loan bushels, bhipments 435 bushels.
' Cleveland Market.
Cleveland, July 19. Petroleum i
changed.
CanBaramtlaa Cared:
An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the formula of a
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure for consumption,'
bronchitis, catarrh, Asthma, and all
throat and lnmr affections, also a positive
and radical core for nervous debility and
nervous complaints, after haying tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousand of
cases, has felt it his duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. Actuated
by hia motive and a desire to relieve
human suffering, I will send free of charge
to all who desire it, this recipe with full
directions for preparing and using in
German. French, or English. Bent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper, W. W. Bhhbab, 149 Power.
Block Rochester N. Y. - eow.
Expenses advanced to good agents (send:
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Hammocks by mail $1,50. Send for
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change for stereotyping. - Write us stating
about how many pounds you have on hand
ana we win give you terms, etc.
Fort Watsk Newspaper Untoh.
d&p . Fcrt Wayne, lad.
A new Indiana law book. Howland and
Winters, Indiana executors manuel avery
useful book; price, cloth, $3.50; sheep.
s.uo. ror sale at Ken s uro.'a. ptr.
OUR OWN-NO. 30.
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Bmsas, a praparatlon watch contains alcohol, when,
at a Binca less cost, the j oaa bay alcohol itself la all
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pwiies of the medicine, and are aware that a certaia
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Helping Hand by Gifie, $30 per hundred
Jasper and Gold by T. C. O'Kane, $30 per
hundred.
Welcome Tidings by P. P. Bliss, $30 per
hundred.
Golden Shore by J. F. Kinscy, $25 per
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EXSIX. t BRO.,
FORT WAYNE. IND.
dawap
Tpor sale laird forty acres of land in Beynolds
county, Mo being the north-east quarter in the
oath-west quarter of aection 25, township 31. north
of range two west, containing in all forty acres. The
above tract will be euld cneap for caah,er will trade
on city lots with improvements or vacant, to a nit pur
chaser., "Cor sale a good, substantial, one-story frame dwell-
sua; un bv numucr i J lat fiaiuuuuiiiro a auuiuun
to the town of Huntington, Jnd. The above Is very
desirable property, having all the necessary but
pnildingi intloding bam, etc
TTIoraaie The following .
lands in. Pottawotamle
coantr.
coantr. Iowa:
160 acres of land located In the north west quarter
of section 32, town 76, range 38.
Also, ISO acres, being the north half of the south
east quarter of the north-weat quarter of section 28,
town 57. rang- 38 veai.
Also, in Harrison county, Iowa.
120 acres acres of the west half of the south-east
quarter of section 20, town 40, ranges 41.
Abo, 120 acres of the north half and the aovth
west quarter of the nortlvwest quarter of section 22.
own 80, range 41.
Also in Audubon county. Iowa:
. 120 acres of land, the south half of the aouth-west
nartcr of section 32, town 81, range 36.
- In all MO acres. The aborelanda are all well lo
cated near railroad communications, and some ot tt
Is within 30 miles ef Council Bluffs. The above lasraw
will be sold cheap, on easy terms, or will exohangw
for first-clam real estate in the citv of Fort Wayne.
TTtor sale--taiui containing 166 acres of choice iande
A? with finst-chus improvements, a good dwelling
8 good barns, corn cribs, carriage house, with a num
ber of other outhouses, also an orchard of 2,000 fruit
trees of the finest selection, of peach, peara, cherries,
apples, quinces, tc The above farm is situated in
the beautiful valley of the Miami, at Colli nsri lie, But
ler county, Ohio, 8 miles irom the city of Hamilton
and ao miles from Cincinnati. The Fort Wayne.
Richmond A Cincinnati railroad, and Kichmood At
Hamilton Gravel Boad paisea through It. For bean
ty and convenience) of location, nchneea, fertility off
soil, the above farm is not surpassed by any farm ia
the state of Ohio. Churches, school houses, post
sffice, repot, stores, aaw mills, blsck-niitb, anon, all
within i of a mile of premises. - It is very seldona.
that such property is in the market.
TTIor sale 220 acrei of lwnd In Iroquois county, 1111
Av no is; being the south-west quarter of section 10c
and 60 acres of the south-east quarter of the same
section. The above land ia on the Chicago, Danville
k Vincennea rsilroad, adjoining the town of llartln
toa, 70 miles Irom Chicago and 8 miles from Watse
fca. The above are unimproved lands, first-class ami,
and is one of the most fertile legions in the Prairie
State. .
TTIor sale a good, substantial, frame boildiug la tha
A? town of Huntington, Ind. Thia b-ilding con
tains a store r-om, as also dwelling, on Market street,
and ia well adapted to the wants of parties of limited
means to carry on business. It will do both for a bu
siness and dwelling boose.
For farther particulars, address. Gaxette Office
Port Wayne, In
.ndiana.
dapU
Wo will pay Agents a Salary ol S100 per mouth
Sad expense., or silowa large conimtssiuu, to sell our .
n.wand wood.rful innti..s. mean Kaolnr aaa
SsmpleJree. AditMsSassusadrCo.. Marshall. atii.
fCtinal I 'G This remarkable mediiane win
nCrlUrtLLOcAirt Sparine, Splint, Curb,
Cllons, c or any enlargment, AND WILTj KB-
MOVK THE BUNCH WIlHOUT BUSTKRINO or
CDallM oaanrsKn, noremedy everdie
OtM Win covered equals it for certainty of ac
tion In stopping the lameness and remoying the
bunch. Price f 1.00. Rend for circular giving P08I
nlinP TITB PROOF and your nearest agent'e aeV
llUilC dress. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS, or sent to
any address by the inventor, B. J. Kendall, 31. D.
Enosbnrgh Palls, Vt. - - . . -: dawap
sa & BRO.,
Haye Just received the ex
clusive Agency for the
CELEBRATED
D&HAAUT
PATENT .
ALUMINUM
They arc the best pens
maae.
Are ia tne in nine out of
-;. eyery ten
COUNTY OFFICES
AKD
BANKS
IN TUB
STATE.
gend for Samples aqd Circulars. :'
PRICK, tl JH0 pETt OKOSS.
KEIL&BEO.,
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VF0RT WAYNE, IND.
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