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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

DANGEROUS YoUrH ARREsTED.--A youth nam'
William Burns, aged eighteen years, was arrested by
police officer Saturday night, on the charge Of ca
ryng concealed weapons II Is alleged that he had be,
going the rounds OF the dli rent barrooms Myrt
avenue calling for DIR nks, and when asked by the pr
pretor for payment he drew huge dirk knife from
sleeve and mcnacngly withdrew. He was locked y
for examination.
AriExPr Al suIcrDs-Ann Buckley, woman resi-
ing in the Of No Dean street, got tired Of lvin
u would appear. Saturday evening, she was -four
TO be suffering from tho effects OF laudanum which y
had partaSen freely, having swallowed fifteen cent
worth Of poison No Is asst med for the rash
on her part. Her Is considered very critical
the medical attendant.
DRowSED.-The body Of boy about eight years
age found ut six o'clock last evening In the Ne,
town crock. Az the clothes OF the deceased were di
covered upon the bank Il is supposed that he W
drowned while bathing. Tho Coroner notified.
HxAvy DAYS WORK FOR THE Police saturdi
tho police performed the largest amount Of work IN Il
way Of arrests ever made in this city since the wa
The total number OF that day were one hu
dred and seventy nine. OF which number sixty we
for violating the Excise law by selling liquor without
license
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Accident 10 the steamer saginaw-CatfIe
Disease in nCaIifornIa-ConnictW With Indians,
&c.
SAY FRAscsco, July 21, 1s66
The United States steamer Saginaw, which sailed
recently for Victoria and Pctropauowsk, encountered
heavy weather and has returned 70 Mare Ireland ren
The extent Of the damage 10 the vessel reported
Three million OF dollars treasure have been received
from the interior during the present month.
disease among the cattle Is reported In San Joaquin
county. They die suddenly.
A Ruty City 1daho) letter says much excitement was
created there BY intelligence that Captain Jennings and
party, my miles distant surrounded BY Indians
Two hundred volunteers went to the rescue; but on
their arrival the Indians had disappeared The besiessd
party fought two days without food They killed forty
Indians and lost but one man.
Mining shares are generally dull ophr. s2po; I'm.
penh, ~; Gould = Curry eApo: Savage 5000; Vel
lsssf tandem unchAnssd
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SUICIDE or A WALL STREET BROKER.

EuzABnH, N. j., July %. 1866
Harlan @. Knapp, young man twenty years Of ago
Of respectabity and good family residing at this pg
committed suicide yesterday by shooting himself throRt
the heart and lungs with seven-barrelled revolver
hall past four O'Clock p N. The took plac
the cemetery grounds attached 70 the First Presby
terian church. of which deceased member, an,
had been regular attendant for years He was not ia
boring under any observable mental arrangement at tn
time Of the occurrence having arrived In the hapas
three p NJ tram from New York, In company with som
ladies trelativesl, whom, after leaving the train, b
placed in a carriage, saying he would walk along.
Immediately proceeded TO the cemetery, which is sit
ated tho Main street. entered the grounds, and who
about hundred yards from the gate grassy mound
once shot himself He by two little girls
play in the cemetery. who gave the alarm 70 man
work by: but ho dead before the lahore
reached him Three balls entered the left lung and tw
others-at orifcc--hc upper aurice OF the heart
causing almost instantaneous DEATH He discharged.hv
barrels OF the pistol.
An inquest was held, but pocketbook or papers
any kind found on the body hence the actuatin
still mystery. Intimate acquaintance how
ever attribute IT 10 Wall street stock spcculatons,
the unfortunate young had been operating on hi
account for the last Two months having given up
situation for that purpose.
This horrible affair caused great excitement among N
quiet denizens OF this respectable town on saiurda
night and has cast quite gloom over the community
The unfortunate young of strictly sober habits
good disposition aud fine promise
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NEW JERSEY intelligence.
Jersey City.


DEATH FROM DRowNSG.-A young man named John
Colbert aged twenty years, was drowned about threo
o'clock yesterday afternoon the Long Dock. Ho
had been out with party in sailboat and was trying
TO pass from to ski attached when he fell into the
water pulling IN with MIN a man whom he clutched
round the waist This rescued, but Colbert was
drowned before assistance given The asd was
to be married next Thursday An inquest will be held
this forenoon by Coroner Kristen.
An ELECTRIC SHocK-ToSY BARRETT IN TRouBIE.-
Ellen Donney peripatetic electrician, invoked the
ers Of the law yesterday against Frenchman named
Barrett who took exception TO her mode Of initiating the
perfervid flashes of the celestial sthy. Tony, afte
cudgeng his brains in profound comprehension OF the
wonderful science tried experiment, which proved
anything but pleasant In his rage he broke the poles
of the battery to the risk of receiving batory on the
poll from Officer Carroll who stepped W and gave poor
Tony greater shock than the galvanic machine. The
theory that similar electrces repel failed In this in
stance, for while the officer positive that Barrett
committed himself the latter positive he did not
The two bodies therefore, attracted, and lecture or
the science Of attraction and repusion from the Record
will not be very pleasant conclusion TO Tonys phil
fcai
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sry guard Az soon a. the ilsugents perceiyeS this
they commenced TO issue fro'n the gardens wo' shell
tered hem and ranged the selves in open nno 10 the
number Of eighty men
We opened nre bos Sides and with tne'hrs volleys
the Police guard killer the enemys comms nder whose
name il not knownx but who is believed TO have COM
manded the section Of Tecoanapa Some cannon shots
from the fortress convinced the msue hs OF the Wis
dom Of a hasty retreat after havvag taken up their
killed and wounded.
the Iucfer set sail for spot con- guous TO Boca dol
Pnerto with few small gunboats Here he selected Q
postion at a suitable distance from the shore, and
hurled in upon the enemy who locked in the arms
~ Morpheus q shower of cam non and rife shot Very
few indeed had the good for une escape. They
nearly all killed danger ously wounded, the cries OF
the latter as heard from the house In which they were
attacked being truly heart rending commander bear
inc the name or Chano is among the slain.
Your excellency Will degn to accept the respects OF
yours, obediently, .APOLONlO MONTENEGRO,
Military Commander of the District
REpuLsE OF BAND INSURGENTS BY MEXICAN CITIZENS
The Mexico city Ere Nouvele states, the authority
in the District Of Sombrenete Department Of Durango,
was repulsed with considerable loss by the populations
OF those towns which they had attempted 70 take by
surprise.
FORMATION TWENTY BArrAIloNs MEXICAN CHAssEURs.
According TO the Pdjaro Verde Of Vera Cruz twenty
In process Of formation and will be composed of Mexcans
and foreigners They will be styled the Mexican Chas-
seurs and are to replace the French troops.
RUMORKD DEPARTURE GENERAL NEJIA FOR THE DEFENCE
OF rAMPICo.
We have been informed says the Ere NolreAe OF
already aware lately arrived at Vera Cruz has received
perempory instructions to betake himself to Tampico
where will command Of the mperialist forces en-
gagged in the defence Of that town.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Defeat Of the Austrians at Loyaltepec with
Heavy L0ss-The Imperial Losses at Ca
margo, &c.
WASHINGTON, July %, 1885
Letters from General Daz, commanding the Easter
military division Of the Mexican republic dated at Jc chi
Oaaca June "a, have been received here The f. ,ow-
ing is extract:-
General Irgueroa reports that he defeated the Ans
tran column which attacked him Loyaltcp ar and fol-
lowed enemy up TO the walls OF Tehuac an causing
the Ausrans great losses In killed. wounS ,ed re-
and missing. The Indian inhabitants r the VILLAGES
from Loyatepec to the valley Of Tehua an Joined very
heartily In the campaign against the Frencb and suc
ceeded in taking good number Of pr oners The Aus
trans returned to Tehuacan with hal the number they
took to Loyaltepec Hacotalpam on the eve OF be-
ing abandoned by the French
The Official report sent to the he adouaers OF the Aus
tran troops in Mexico shows that the number Of Austrian
troops engaged at Camargo, on ne 18th ut when uvea
was defeated was z'o Oh wnou 100 killed. including
all the omcers 10 taken prsf ,ners, and IA missing
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GRAND ORANGE CELEBRATION IN CANADA.
Oar Canadian Correspondence.
TORONTO, @. w., July IL, 1So'

TORONTO, Q. W., July IL, 1895
THE DAY IN TORONTO.
This great day in Upper Canada. II s the ami.
vcrsary Of the battle OF the Boyne which good Orange
men declare the grand conflict that conferred civil
and religious liberty 70 tho British part Of Chrstendom
This battle, which terminated adversely TO King James
the Second who the head OF the Roman Catholic
party, and gave fatal blow the prospects OF the
Stuart family, fought the 18th day Of July, 1890
About this time Orange insutonsso called in honor
OF William tho Third, Prince OF orsngc-sprang up all
over the kingdom, taking, however, . deeper hold
among the stanah Proestants Of the North OF ireland
than among the ies bgoted population Of England and
scotland.
TEE oRASGR BROTHERHOOD
10 secret society," the members Of which bound y
solemn obligation nd 10 oountsnance anything that
may seem like Popcrys to all their influence 10 pre-
vent the establishment c the Roman Catholic religion,
and 70 fight whenever ocn aston demands 10 behalf Of
these principles An Oran geman OF the simon pure kind
believes and taught 20 think, that Popcry Is the
Alpha and Omega Of every evil under the sum- and that
his Holiness At Rome, surrounded bv his cardinals and
disnitares Of every degree 10 continually concoctins
plans by which he hopes 70 wrees rom them the cher
ahed liberties and privileges which his forefahe ganed
Boyne Water IN Ireland the Orange institution gave
iss 20 the counter Roman Catholic order Of Rbbc umen.
Many rere the nghs between these religious ~ boVeA
On Tho respective anniversAriss Of the two n.l
faetIons-~ihs l3th Of july asd she l'tb % nasrAS>
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Unfortunate J. eslsnd was flooded with rtots, Diur-
is and owdyism Of every ,rs ssid u be- =, atron9
4 this dav "a thew were ono hundred years ago. II Is
the d. grace OF Canada that she has not Allowed those
lie . M The fact must be acknowledged, however,
ha thew are fosered have good authority for saying
Society IN uSPST = e.
r..srt time or course they are made handle Of BY
crsftv politcians There Is mUIy IN n P. remarkable
Of the Parliament buildings at Ottawa It not for his
Connection with this orders The Hon. John Hilyard
Cameron is the Head Cesse 5as TINS vicinity. Dso s ne
particularly urgent business to call him to the country
just about that time
todav was composed of about thousand men, whose
nersons were decorated with regalias and badges in
which the blended colors Of 'orange and bue,' were
the most conspicuous. Each lodge was headed by q
band composed Of fes and drums for the most part
which played such appropriate airs IS Protestant
Ike The chief officers Of each lodge we're dressed in
quaint garments, which bore striking resemblance to
the fancifu Chinese costume Of mandarin OF the blue
button Mayor Medcalf was noticeable figure In the
procession He clothed q loosely fitting bright
red cloak which looked entirely too warm for the day.
the Increased dignity which II lent TO his bearing His
worship addressed the brethren In the afternoon from
soda water wagon He spoke about loyalty IN the pro.
vince generally and although he considered the Roman
Catholics not to be trusted 10 the same extent as
the Protestants yet he deprecated suspicion Of them
without good proofs Of their reachery Tho ladies' and
children, who looked admiringy as the Orangemen
paraded through tho principal stroes seemed fully to
enter the spirit Of the occasion Many of them
appropriate badges The partisan young lady showed
her hatred OF the Pope by wearing orange ribbon
about her neck the combative "true blue''
youngster sported an orange ribbon in his button
hole They walked to the Park where refresh
ment was provided, and where speeches made.
The latter chiefly explanatory OF the object Of the
order. Frequent mention made OF the late Fenian
raid. Each Orangeman piece of Grape his arm
in remembrance of the Canadians who killed al
Fort Erie and Limestone Ridge.
RrOtherhOOd tho evening in COpiOua liba-
tions to the "gorious, pious and immortal memory, y
and seek repose until long after the "wee sma
hoursn
This yearly procession some few years ago gener-
ally attended with rows which oftentmes amounted To
serious riots but in these latter times the Irish Catholics
although no doubt they feel deeply the open insult
thus offered to them-have taken a more sensible view
Of matter allow the party to carry out their
understood that they shall have tho same fo,bearance
shown them by the Orange party during the celebration
( their great anniversary, the 18th Of March.
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nieh.

BHowxx.-On Sunday, July % croRclasSA H.v
nEYkR, daughter Of Charlotte r. Browne aged 6 m,nl
and ~ days.
Newburg papers please copy. a
lFtr Oaer Deaths .Se Third ProeD
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larger OF cisens than General Mason and Cap
Green though less widely known stands equally high
in the estimation Of the public soldier and gentleman.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.


A A-A-A-A-A-A TRULY SPLENDID RErRIGER
n cor Is BAsSFoRDS celebrated Nonpsrei. involvil
freat saving 0f Ice with increased fgdty of tempcraur
i~pVV fnm % ~ upwards, coolest and sweetest In
world ~. ID BAssFORD'S great central housekeepeI
bazaar China, Glass and Crockery Coopers Institute
Asor place sisn OF the golden kettle. corner store
GoRNs. BrNToNs. BAD NAILS, TENDER FEET, A.
" by Dr RICE, ~ Bowery, Hank Building. Rice Anr
hlator cures Germs Bunions Nails. By mail ~ ccGs
nfyoPcEs LEGALLY OBTAINED IN NEW yoR
~ aud other States, without publicity fee ti dyor
obtained. Consultations free. NJ HOWEs, Attorney
Counsellor. ~ Nassau street.
LrRECRLEs. TAN AND PIMPLEs REMOVED
IL once BY the use or Upham's Freckle, Tan and pmr
Banisher. Price 10 cents. sold by DEMAs BARNES
CO, ~ Park row, aud all druggists.
MILLIONS OF MOTHERS AND NURSES CERTfF
NI Dr. Ftiers Infant Cafminative the only safe reme
for children. Price Is Agents DEMAs BARNE
4 CO., q Park row.
DADwAYs READY RELIEF,
IL ASA PREVENTIVE AGAINST
AsIATfC CHOLERA,
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
IN few minutes stop the painful discharges and ~
tore the patient 70 health and cornlorL 4
RAPIDLY CURES
All Rheumatic and Neuralxc Affections Sore ThrAt.
WHEREVER PAIN EXISTS
apply the Ready Relief II win afford immediate and
Prioe 80 cents per bossle. sofa By. druses,s
RADwAr CO.. Maiden lane
TTpHAns HAIR dL0ss AND CURLING rLUiD
~ the best hAl drsssing In The World Price n cssi
- hy DA4mDA = Psvh rsv. 80 ~ 6rusulsM
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READY RELIEF,
IL AS A PREVENTIVE AGAINST
AsIATfC CHOLERA,

ITrHAus HAIR dLoss AND cuRLIyG rLUiD
- by DA0nna = pssh rsv. 80 ~ srusuia1l
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NEWS FROM TINE PACIFIC.

Accident TO the Steamer SaGinaw-Catfle
Disease In CaiifornIa-Confiict with Indians,
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Or. Spferb Babian.
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uddttthtn Samencr6ebnnecn, SGpadle eer rlaans
Itdpen Seusunsstrai', 2eb nsibiroiuB nno cnbitt
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babe Souierte ielel un5!iidltGcn ;u tb'er trabcal
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hus
B,eueRsSranfteiten.
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Nr. 22S, Vine ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
(JGnlalS)
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lterrr Stiru. !DGrcn Sit, Clara! iagte
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