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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-07-01

wv = Noa437 Market Street, Philadelphia.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Amer
lean, German and French, FANCY GOODS
White Goods, Embroideries, Laces and
Trimmings; Silk, Cotton and Linen Hand
kerchiefs, silk Mits, Gloves, Hosiery; Gents
Furnishing Goods and Tailors' Trimmings;
Combs, Brushes, Buttons and Suspenders;
Velvets and Bonnet Ribbons, &c.
Mayl 18B7-Jyr.
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LIVERY STABLE.
YEAR VEEF SEEEgsT FAN EEAETS7

" CADIz OHIO. P.Lynch having re-
Gently added largely to his stock of Horses,
Carriages, Buggies, &C., is prepared to
serve public in the good style and at reas-
onablerates. Passengers arriving on the
trains taken to their destination cheaply
andexpeditiously
.--.------ mn ,RS-1u
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/, SADDLES 4 HARNESS.
VA r. EATTERS gsE6sS LEAVE

R. FTos intdrm the people of Harrison
County that he has opened ont in the room
'atcly occupied by ]. r. Crawford, Esq, on
Main street, Cadiz, Saddle and Harness
Mnnufauto-y, where he will keep at all
times SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS,
BRIDLES. TRUN KS, and everything usu-
al in his line of business, at wholesale and
retail, il.,REPAIRTNG done on short notice.
lie solicits a share of the public patronage.
and will give those who favor him with
their patronage the best Of work at fair
prices.
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A.E.@TURNER.
TTOREEy AT LAW CADEX.

II OHIO, will practice in Harrison coun-
,tv, and give bis attention particularly to
COLLECTIONS, Petitions for Dover, Partition of
lands, for the sale oflands by Administers
tors and Guardians, Settlement of Estates
and the Foreclosure of Mortgages, &c.
OFFICE and Residence on Main street,
nearly opposite Cadiz House.
Feb 90 '67-lV
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MEAT SHOP.
H. RRVA NT yEA dhHsgHN-

y ED Meat Establishment in the eel
lar under Ianna u Co.'S News Depot, where
he will teep constantly on hand a good as
sortment If Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, &c.
The patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited.
To,, Jor7J,,
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B. *. GUEST,
GOLD AND SILVER

D Watches, Clocks Jewelry, Fancys
Goods, Notions, Toys, Silver plated and
German Silver Spoons, Spectacles of all
kinds and suitable to all ages. All kinds of
Watches carefully repaired, and WARRANT
Charges and prices moderate. Rooms
narp d McKinnie's Drug Store.
Dec. .13, 1867 1y
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REIN WEIGH & CO..
zAANkx E2S Gy EYCsuANnE nEpR

I'D KERS, Cadiz Ohio. Dealers in Coin
change ane Promissorv Notes, Interest
d on Deposits. Collections made on all
essitle Points, and Remit fer Mt Current
es Of Exchange.
callers in Government Securities.
Dec q lSG5-Iv
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LEWIS LENNTON.

A TTORNEY at LAW and SU-
n LICITOR IN BANKRUPTCY, Cadiz,
Ohio. Parties wishing to transact any
business in rela ton 10 BANKRUPTCY will
do well to call on me. Iss- Comnunica
tions by. mail will receive prompt atten-
tion. stTN Oct. g. 1S67~tf.
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DENTISTRY.
"HEHHANH 3. CESSN BE- G. 3

" Nhl N "A M - e n 3 3 N N Ii r q ,
w leave to inform the puAic that he
has purchased the Dental Establishment of
DR.. II. IT. Harrison, and is prepared to at d.
tend TO all branches of the profession with
promptness and dispatch.
OFFIcE-Opposite the Cadiz House. up
STAIRS. Jan. Is, 1898,
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II. DONAHUE,

~ Is, Me-, No. 4l3 Chestnut Street, be-
tween 4th and 5th. Practices IN THE
MISSOURI STATE Courts. Prompt atten-
tien given to Real Estate Litigation, and
to suits relating to Commercial Transac>
tions, Insurance, &c. Also to paying tax
es. proving titles, and all other business
entrusted to him.
NTor q '6T-1yr
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IL .ssKET St, opposite Odd-Fellow's Hall.
Ealiiz, O. Also Local Agent for the GRO
YER e BAKERS Celebrated Family and
Manufacturers SEWING MACHINE
Call and examine. Machines, Oil, Needles,
&c, constantly on hand.
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Hon. DAN VOORHEES, will be candi-
date for Congress this fall.
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BooTH's new theater in New York has
reached its third story.
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CADTZ HOUSE.

Nj EAR PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
~ Cadiz, O. JOHN COLEMAN, Pro-
prietor. This House is situated in the n
ter of the business portion of the town, and
i convenient to the depot. Good Stabling
convenient.
April, 10, 1867.
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ESTABLISHED A. D. 1882.
gasimess Garas.
j. NJ. EsTEP,
e. Y. HAYS,
TTARECy at LAW (

OHIO. All professional business in
this and adjoining counties will receive
prompt attention.
. gOFFIcE--On Market Street, over the First
National Bank. Entrance first door East
of I. n. Bank.
Dec. IA, 1864
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I'D, CTTNNINGHAM,

A TTORNEY AT LAW. CADIZ,
~ OHIO. viii give prompt attention to
all legal Dizziness entrusted to his care in
Harrison and adjoining counties.
OFFIcE-Up stairs, in Georges Corner
Entrance on Min street.
30 EE ts March l6 1865
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States OF the North and West, and modify
tie provisions referred to in the fundamen-
tai condition, what is the consequence?
Is it intended that denial of representa-
ton shall follow Ifso, may we not decide
at some future day a recurrence of the
troubles which have so long aSitated the
country2 Would ii not be the par: of wis
dom to take for our guide the Federal Con-
sfitution, rather than to resort to measures
which, looking only to the present, may in
a few years renew, in an aggravated form,
tfe strife and bitterness caused by lcgisla-
tion which has proved to be so, i'll timed
and unfortunate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-23

the same. These contracts have been ap-
proved By the Commissioner.
The amount Of fractional currency received
from the Printing Burean the past week. is
$459, 500; q. 8. notes shipped. 81 1000 900 ;
National Bank notes issued. $50, 300; amount
in circulation, $299, 9,917 $40; fractional cur
rency destroyed during the week, $637 ,0Oe.
Secretary Scho6eld received . dispatch
to day from Gen. Sherman, dated Omaha,
Aug. Goth, in which he announces that he
had Just received . dispatch from General
Sheridan, in which he confirmed the press
dispatches about the Indian outrages. Gen
Sheridan says the ontrsges are too horrible
to detail. Gen. Sherman orders Gen. Sheri-
dan TO continue the pursuit, and drive the
savages from that section Of country, and
whom captured TO give them summary puu>
ishmsnt.
Ths' Secretary Of War communicated the
Intelligence to the President, who acquieseed
in the stringent measures which the Secre-
tary Of War and Gen. Sherman were taking
in the matter.
The Commissioned of the General Land
OfEce, in making up his annual statistics for
the 6scal year ending June 30th, 1868, has
ascertained that 3,7.6 bounty land warrants
for military services have been satisfied by
locations covering IN aggregate Of over 5l2,,
600 acres land.
The lands thus taken were generally actual
settlsrsoin Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, Wis
consin, California, Minnesota, Oregon, Kan.
sas. and the territories OF Washington, Oar
kotah, and Colorado.
The following is list Of the guagers under
the new revenue law appointed to-day: Jno.
Sexton, 1st District Mo. It St. Louis; John
C. Nargles, J. Matthias Combs and VIM. ].
Newkirk, I'd District Indiana; B. B. Bras
hears, 2lst District Pennsylvania and John
T. McGonigle, 9th District Pennsylvania.
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FROM NEW lORK.

New YORK, Aug %.
At meeting Of bricklayera last night re
ports were made showing that about twenty
five thousand dollars had been expended IN
carrying on the strike.
resolution to appoint committee to
travel through the country and collect such
sums as the difYercnt Trades Unions may
be disposed to contribute to the strike, and
to prevent men from coming to the city, was
adopted.
The opposition Sound steamers have set
tied their differences and returned 70 the old
passenger fare Of S. instead OF 81 TO bos-
ton.
No Councilmen have yet been arrested un-
der the Supreme Court warrants, as they are
all out Of town. 1t is probable that they
will settle matters by admitting the five claim
ants.
AT the Springfield Armory and work shops
about two months ago an order came from
Washington making eight hours day
work, and since then the men have been
working with the understanding that Their
pay was to continue without reduction. On
Thursday Col Benton told the men Informal
" that he had instructions from headquarters
that the wages would be cut down proper
tionally, and that all who wished could work
ten hours and receive the old pay for the
same. All hands quit az usual at clock,
with 1 determination to work only eight
hours and take the chance Of receiving full
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK. k.-Aug %.
Jne Of the most serio-comical affairs evel
perpetrated in this city was the arrest to-day
Of the whole Board Of Common Councilmen.
for contempt Of Judge Barnard Of The Su.
preme Court, in not obeying m Injunction Of
said Court. The writs for their arrest had
been in the hands OF the sheriff for several
days, but they could not be found. BY Z
preconcerted arrsngemsnt the Councilmen
met quietly 1t their rooms in the City hall
to-day, and proceeded to transact business.
They had just passed . resolution admitting
to seats the are members to whom they here
toiore denied shst right, and By that denial
bringing themselves into contempt Of the Or
der Of Judge Barnard, when the deputies OF
the Sheriff appeared in their midst and de-
clared them oil under arrest.
motion TO adjourn Was carried, and they
then formed in . line, and headed by the
Sheriff and his deputies, marched to the Su-
preme Cou.t The Court, however, had I'D
journed, when the Sheriff put them each un-
der parole oath to appear next day, and
they dispersed. The whole affair u regard
ed hero ~ farce.
The deaths this week were l13 an increase
Of nearly loo over last.
Several persons who attended the Metho-
dist camp meeting are said to have died since
arriving home from eating the meat Of dis
eaeed cattle, sold to them ct Sing Sing.
The hog disease has broken out among the
swine in Hampstead, L. |.
BY the report Of the Health Inspector 1t
appears that several cattle have been sold
to butchers, who have sold them to our citi-
zens for meat, which were diseased. One
man, who kept dairy in Essex county, con-
tinued to sell milk for several days to this city
knowing that his cows were sick, and even
sent milk from some seven Of them on the
day they died. He has now been prohibited
from sending any milk to this city.
The gunboAt TallAhasse, with Secretary
Welles on board, arrived here to day lie
will sail for Washington on Monday
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FROM CANADA.
New YoRK, Aug

New YORK, Aug %.
The Worlds Halifax, Nova Scotia, spe-
cial says: An enthusiastic antl-contederation
meeting was held at New GLASGOW, Nova
Scotia, on the 18th inst. Several members
Of the Legislative Council and House of As
sembly we're present and spoke in favor of
the repeal Of the expressions Of preference,
for anne xation rather than confederation, and
were loudly cheered. Resolutions were
adopted by acclama,ion declaring that the
meeting express firm determination to &C
sept Of no compromise, but to maintain an
increasing struggle for the purpose Of freeing
Nova Scotia from the dominion Of Canada.
ToRoSTo, Aug. %.
The express robbers we're before Police
Magistrate yesterday. Several witnesses
were examined. Morton has been identified
by another person who saw him jump from
the car.
The charge. against four women have been
Abandoned and the women have been dis
charged The investigation stands adjourned.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
W.sutycTos. Auc. 2.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.
The Commissioner OF tho General Land
Office has transmitted to theJGovernor of
Delware 5ss pieces of agricultural college
scrip, issued under an act Of Congress ap-
proved July I'd, 1852, and its supplements.
The said scrip embraces 10000 acres, bear.
ing the full quota to which the State is en-
titled under the law
The General Land Office has received from
the Surveyor General at Denver Colorado,
two contracts and submitted for approval,
one for surveys in the vicinity Of the head
waters Of Bear and Boulder creeks, and in
the vicinity Of Central and Idaho cities, in
GLIDING valuable mineral and timber lands
the other for surveys in San Luis Valley, is>
cluding large number Of American settlers
on Sawaich Greek. the Mexican town Of
Couejas and the Mexican settlements near
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsH1soros, Aug. 81.
BY the division Of the country into super
vising districts, under the new tax law, III,
nois constitutes the 2lst district, Iowa, Mon
tsna and DAkotah the 10th.
Commissioner Wilson, Of the General
Land Office, is in receipt Of returns showing
disposal of 56,779 acres Of public land du>
ring the month Of July. OF this 7,749 acres
were disposed Of .. Brownsville Nebraska
and l2,3b4 acres at Sioux City, Iowa. The
greater proportion Of the land Was taken un-
der the homestead law.
The Cabinet meeting yesterday was brief
All the members we're present except Secre
tary Wells. Nothing tran.pired beyond con
.idering nominations mndu for the offices 1T
Alaska and the Collector at New Orleans.
Attorney General Evarts has declined 70
sct a. counsel for General Butler in ; suit
brought against him by Kimberly Bros, Of
Baltimore
Mr.. Evarts has gone north to be absent
some time.
Il is not considered probable that Congress
will assemble in September.
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Celegraph Connections.

The treat Western Telegraph Company 10 IN.
der u contract with the Atlantic and Pacific Tel
egraph Company, who have wires now in opera
lion from New York to hcago, and are at work
pressing the wire construction TO keokuk, 10
which point II will he finished in few weeks on
it's way to California We occupy the once ~
Chicago With the Atlantic and Pacic and receive
each Others messages and forwsfdthe same. Inc
Atlantic and Pacific Company connects IN NsS
York with all the competing lines that arc no"
doing business at the principal an ineervening
points In rHIergEs SrATEs, and their hnes befng
daily extended The Dominion line Opposition
of Canada /. now being bull. 70 all tho Lake
Untario and the ST Lawrence river ports, inclnd-
ing ogdensburg, New York. Southern mpstiInts
lines are now going up from Louisville ana 81.
Louis TO View Orleans, sfording connection iof
the treat Western in that direction In snort
the North and South. and the Middle states are
At work on competing lines, and Il needs but 'ns
eonstruction OF new lines in tho states soose
named to complete the circle of the uoss hus-
ness portion Of the Union.
+ SNOW, SECRETARY.
Once, No. Isi Randolph-s St., Sherman Aonse
Block. Chicago.
Agent for the. Company, kEok1
inss fs-iAwADs
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

GALENA, H., Aug. %
A special train arrived from Dunleith last
evening with Professor Agassiz, Roscoe
Conkling, Congressman Hooper and others,
who are on trip to the Rocky Mountains
They proceeded to the residence of General
Grant. where they remained until = late hour,
and then started on their Westward journey.
General Grant has consented to remain in
Galena until the first Of October.
Hon E. D. Washburne is visiting his
parents in Maine. He is expected home
some time next week.
SASDusKY, o., Aug. ~.
The Democratic Central Committee of
Crawford county have issued call tor Con
vention TO be held at Crestline on the 10Th
inst to nominate candidate for Congress.
They invite other counties OF the 9Th District
to join them. They positively refuse to sup
port Noble, the nominee of the regular Con.
vention.
BLOOMINGTON. H., Aug p.
The lease of the St Louis, Jacksonville
Chicago Railroad to the st. Louis, Alton
Chicago Railroad vas filed this forenoon 81
the Recorders Court. 1t bore revenue
stamps to the amount of $1,000. The lessees
pay $240 600 per year quarterly, and per
centage on ell the gross earnings over S1oo,-
600.
The jacksonville company have had sutii-
cient ground donated near the old depot
buildings for the purpose OF building large
Union Depot for the joint use Of theirs and
the Chicago h Alton Railroad in this city.
BALTIMORE, Ang. %.
The Schu,zenfest festival will commence
here on Monday next. A grand procession
on Manday morning will naugurate the fes-
tival.
BosTos, Aug %.
The State Prohihitory Committee have is
sued an address to the Republicans of Mas
sachusetts urging them to return TO the pro-
/ hibitory liquor law.
| P trick Hartigan died in Brighton yes,er-
day OF cholera.
WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. %.
/ TAYLOR, who commenced walking leo miles
/ in "a consecutive hours, for $500, yester-
day, at 0 clock. at Fotchburg. gave il mp,
having walked ssa miles in IS hours and II
minutes, resting hours and II minutes.
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We HAVE A VERY FINE ARTICLE OF
CONCORD BRANDY.
Also, two Rooms for Rent, Mt
AlNO. 3 Id st.
sn.2a b. REDpINaToS
Notice in Rankruptcy

In the District Court Of the United States fer the Die
trict of Iowa in Bankruptcy. In this matter of Il.
Huston, BANKRUPT. At Keekuk In said District the
4th day of August, lS6s. y. 8. A. District Of Iowa
gINHIS 10 TO give notice that petition has been, TO-
wit: on the tth day August, A. ls6s, hed in said
District Court by II Hnstop, of Keotuk Lee co.
in said district and ho has been heretofore duly declared
bankrupt under the scf Of Congress entitled An
Act to establish uniform system Of Bankruptcy
throughout the st-tes7 approved March u ID 1867
= discharge aud certificate thereof from all debts
and other cams provAbe under said act and that the
9Th day Of September A. D. 1868 At 10 o'clock is
the time assigned for the hearing Of the before
said Court the city of Keoknk, Lee Couny Iosa in
said Dstrct when and wher. AL creditors OF sad ia
rupt and all other in interest may attend aud
show cause an. they have why the prayer Of said Pc
tioner should not be granted And inither notice is
hereby given that the SECOND and third meetings Of the
creditors of ..d bankrupt required under The q tn and
18th sectious OF said Act VIII be holden before Jonn
Bruce Register 10 Bankruptcy, At his offcs rpon M
Rstes Honse the city 81 Keoknk, Lee County, Iowa
on the bth day seItemher A. 1865, AT 10 o'clot
II X LOVE CLERK
U q Dist. Court for Iowa
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Aug. %.
The work on the river tunnel is progressing
rapidly, over 300 men being engaged upon
the work the completion Of which is prom
ised by early spring. The probable cost is
put at $500, 900.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
bridge at Sterling was almost totally de-
stroyed last night by FIRE. The bridge is
about 800 feet in length and spans Rock
River. Trains after to. day will run regu-
larly, the passengers being transferred at the
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In the District Court of the United states for the Dis
irict of Iowa, in Rank, uptcy In the matter Of VIM
st.nnu. bankrupt. al okuk- in said District,
the 9th day Of August A. d. 1888 U. A. District
81 Iowa.
TNHIs e to give notice that petition has been to-
Wit: on the 9th day of August, A. b. lsos. flied IN
I'D District Court. by VIM Stan u.s. g keekuk. Ls
O., Iowa said district and who hes teen heretofore
duly declared bankrupt nnder the set OF Congress entt
tied IAN Act to ESTABLISH uniform system Of hank
rupty throughout the Uuii+d states approved March
"a 1867 tor discharge aud certificate thereof from all
his debts other claims prosaie Under said aetand
N II the sh jsy OF Se nher, D. 1888, at oclcr
. m s the time assigned for the hearing OF the same
le fore said Conrt the city Of k1okut, Lee county
IoSa in said diy,rct when and where all cred
t,r. OF sad BANKRUPT ard all othti in interest
NAV attend and show oaus- II any they have, why
the PRAYER ofsAd petitioner shonld not be grated
And furtaer notice 10 hereby sirsn that he second
and third meetings Of the rrtor1 of -sa krnpt
uired under the 18th and 2Sth sections Of said act will
be holden before John Bruce IL be nkrsptcy At
mis- once roon Extss Hoit.e IN the city of he-
al nk Lee unity Iowa on thu 7tn da. Of September,
4 b lSfs al 10 o'clock NJ.
H.k LOVE
Clerk US. District Court Tor Iowa.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug %.
The August meeting at Dexter Park closes
to day with great two mile and repeat race
between Silas Richie, annie Lee, Morrissey
and Bashaw.
General John A. Logan is now in the city,
preparing to move his family to this city,
which is TO be their permanent home.
Governor Ogesby and General Logan were
serenaded last evening at the fremont House
by the 10Th Ward Tanners, and in response
made short addresses.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

WoRc ESTER. Aug. 70.
John L. Taylor commenced to walk one
hundred miles in twenty-fonr hours at fonr
o clock yesterday on the agricultural grounds
al Fltchburg.
BuFrALo, Aug. q
NJ. R. Patrick, J. s. Gould, and Lewis
Allen, Commissioners to inquire into the cat
tie disease. met in this city at 9 clock this
morning, and held consultation with the
munic;nal authorities. The Commissioners
with the above named authority will vis, the
cattle yards this afternoon.
Commissioners will be appointed in the
differen. parts Of the State to look after cat
tie arriving from abroad Several days will
be devoted to most thorough examination
Of the causes Of the disease.
BosTos, Aug. -.
The banquet to the Chinese Embassy last
night broke up at midnight. Caleb Cushing
and General Banks were among the speak
ers. General Mcdowell and Commodore
Rogers we're among the guests. The Embas-
~ and the City Government are enjoying an
excursion down the harhor in the revenue
cutter. Mcculloch
CINCINNATI, Aug. %.
Charles B. Lewis. local editor OF Michi
san paper. who waa crippled for life and
greatly disiigured in the Magnolia disaster
last Sprinr, has brought 50 it against the own
! ers of the boat for $4,000 damages.
The cattle plague has appeared here Sey
enteen cows belonging 70 one dairy ar are
stricken aud are dying od rapidly. Iht
plague is supposed to have been brought here
/, by TsxAs cattle.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Aug. %.
The dispatch announcing the attempted as
sassnation of Queen Victoria III Switzer>
land, was received through the regular news
channel. The foreign Office here has received
no advice Of the affair.
PARIS, Aug. %.
The proprietors of the Lauterne, the ed
itors Of which were sentenced to pay 6ne
Of 100000 for violation Of the press-law,
yesterday attempted to resume the pubhca-
ton Of that paper; the police, however, were
notified, and the entire editions we're seized
and cenfscated before they left the printers.
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FROM CANADA.

TORONTO, Aug. ~.
Vim. Smith and James Richardson, en-
ployes on the Great Western Railway, were
run over and killed by locomotive on the
esplanade to-day. Their heads were mashed
in and their legs severed At the knee.
The express robbery case was continued
to-day, and the prisoners remanded until the
goth, in order to enable the prosecution to
procure further evidence frotu the United
States.