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tatei him to the ground A heavy iron block
which he had in his hand fell upon him,
breaking his left arm above the elbow. The
engine and most OF the machinery for Mr.
Seyk's Touring mill has arrived there snd Is
pronounced frst-class.
APPLEToS.-The Crescent says that on
Thursday night, at about u O'Clock, c. II.
Lewis, Of Horizon, the estiinable sen-in-law Of
the Hon W. II ?. Began, deliberately shot
himself with two balls through the breast. Il
is thought he viii net recover. The Crescent
has the following in regard to prominen; l?)
nonresident of this city
Hon. Geo. Reed, Of McnashG, was in town
the other day. We are not informed whether
or not he was here TO solicit aid TO obtain a
denomination fOr the Senate from Manitowcc,
but presume not, for the reason that he hasn't
visited ManItowoo for nearly year!
SHEBoYGAy-Tbc editor Of the Herald has
been shown letter from prominent rail-
road man, written from New York stating
that iron and money viii soon arrive to put
the Lake Shore Road through 70 Sheboygou.
A letter was shown in Manitovoc over two
months ago written by prominent railroad
man. in New York, and We believe one Of
the railroad company, stating that enough
railroad iror had been already purchased TO
iron the western road from here TO New Lon
don. No railroad iron has been landed at
Manitowoc Us yet. \ dozen dump cars are
here, however. Letters don't build railroads.
GREEN BAY The Advocate states that the
contract for building the forty miles Of the
Green Bay and Lake Pepin Railway between
that city and New London was finally award
ell on Saturday last, to R. p. Hartman s
Co, of that city, the work to be completed by
Jan. lst. The little steamer Kitty Gaylord
as launched Monday at Fowlcs' ship yard.
The Advocate is responsible for the following
baby item:
Mrs. NJ. P. Lindsey gave party at her
house on Thursday, at which there were
present ejyhteea battles, most of them with
their mothers, and no less than sixteen baby
carriages were standing in the yard at one
time. The babies ranged III age from few
weeks UP to IL or Is months. As babies were
fashionable, those ladies who had none OF their
own to bring borrowed of their nci@hbors for
the occasion What Il glorious sight! All
those proud mothers discoursing Oh the rela-
tive merits Of their offspring; and the babies
themselves, chubby and lean, quiet and
peevish, al! dcckcd out in their fnery. We
didn't hear, but suppose that the collation. IN
cluded a generous supply of catnip tea. 1t
wouldn't have been safe for al old bachelor
to drop in there that day.
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ITEMS FROM NEIGuEoRING TOWNS.

kEwAuNEE.--TAe Enterprise says that
several additional families Of immigrants
Boheuians-arrived by boat last Saturday,
and viii locate permanently in that county
The preliminary government survey Of the
AhNepee river WAS concluded last Friday.
serious accident in Milwaukee GA Thursday,
tie 25th ult lie was assisting some work
men in taking down the machinery 4 the
Northwestern MIL, preparatory to shipping it
10 Ktwaunee, when laslaer. which he had
mounted slipped from - ll..- nj Treo.I--
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MARRIED:

Sept. l4th, at the residence of the bride $
father, by the Rev. L. Peakc, Rev. W F.
DUDLEY of Ripon, Wis, and Miss ALICE
j. STEELE: Of Mantowoc.
At the same time and place by the same, Mr.
ROBERT PRICE Of Charlevoix, and Miss
MARY STEELE, of Nantowoc.
With the above notices came fine cake for
which the fair brides will accept the thanks
Of all connected with TIE PILor.
IN tAis city, Sept 18th, 1870, by Don \ .
Shove, Police Justice, Mr.. JOHN II. Null
LIGAN, Of Green Bay and Miss JENNIE
LENANILLE, OF Mauitowoc.
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Examination of Teachers.

The Fall examinations VI 1870 will bcheld
at the following times and places in and for
the county Of Manitowac, Mis-:
For the towns of Gibson, Two Greeks,
Mishicctt and Two Rivers, at the school house
ia the village of Mishicott on Monday and
Tuesday, September Goth and 27th
For the towns of Manitowoc, Manitowoc
Rapids and Newton at tla school house in
School Distrie, No ., city of Manitowoo, on
Wednesday and Thursday, September 18th
aud 29th
For the towns Of Franklin, Kossuth Maple
Grove and Cooporstown, at the school house
in School d district Nc. 9, town Of Franklin
neyr X elHcI2s, on Friday, September 3Otb
and Saturday, October list.
For the towns Of Cato, Eaton, Liberty and
Rocklsnd Mt the school house in the village Of
Clarks Mills town Of Cato, on Monday and
Tuesday, October 81 and ith.
For the towns of Meme. Gentrevlle and
Schlcswig at the school house in School Dis
trict No. ), town of Mceme, near Mulholland's,
on Wednesday and Thursday, October 9th
and 9th
Applicants are requested to be on hand
promptly at 10 o'clock A NJ. provided with
pencils and paper. No stationery viii be fur
nlshed by the Superintendent. Special cx-
aminations will be refused in every in.tHne &c
where it is possible fox the applicant TO at end
tho public examinations.
MICHAEL kIRWAN,
Co. Sup't Of Schools.
Manitowoc, Wis, Sept. |, 1870. scp1tf
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
burning Of Villas and Co.'S Wooden NILS
Last Night-ioss, So 900.

4 few moments before going to press re
learn Of the destruction by fire, last night, Of
Villas & Co.'S wooden mills, At AIanitowcc
Rapids. The fire was discovered about half
past eleven clock, in an old saw-n1ill adjoin-
ing the wooden mills, the former has not been
used for several years. BY the time the peo-
pie had assembled at the mills the fre had al
ready CAMEL great Roadway, AMI all that
could bc saved was little yarn and cloth.
The firm was manufacturing yarn FOR Field,
Letter { Co, Chicago. The loss is estimated
at $4,000; insurance, $1,000 Fortunately,
the building containing the wool was saved
We viii give particulars next week.
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MANlT0WOC COUNTY-TOWN AND
ltl City of Manitowoc, So In Justices
Court. To Lewis Corlcw: You are hereby
notllod that warrant of attachment has
been issued against you, and your property
attached to satisfy the demand of Parmenas
\. Camp, amounting to forty-Rinc and e5-lt0
dollars. Now. unless you shall appear before
Don A. Shove, Police Justice in and FOR the
City of Maultowoc, in said County, at his Of
flee in said city on the 18th day Of October,
y. ID. 1870. ut 10 o clock III the forenoon,
judgment will be rendered against you and
your property sold to pay the debt.
Dated this 18th day Of september, A. b.
1870. PARMENAS 4. CAMP,
Plaintiff
Gro. \. NunpIs. PITTS Atty. uS-3w
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ALToGETuER Too. CoNFtDING "A young
man in town, last Saturday evening, filed
himself with ''bcnzinc whisky" AMI soon after
imagined that he was Il millionaire. To prove
that he was rich he presented an unknown
friend ~ with his wallet, containing thirty
dollars, lie is now very urgent to find the
friend, as he has use for the money and
don't feel quite SO rich as he did If the loss
viii only make him quit drinking, the lesson
will not prove in vain.
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HARD.-A horse weighing scarcely seventy
five pounds, una this flesh he obtains on sun
days on the lake bank, was made, yesterday,
to haul four times his weight If the wheels
OF the wagon happened tc hit stone, the
driver, owner, &c, of this poor animal was
compelled to put his shoulder to the wheel.
Nouldn I It be better # horse ana driver
eXchNnge nlnccsl
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Mr. WINDGArE has received D letter from
the leader Of Severance < Williams cotillion
band Of Milwaukee, assuring him of the ser
vices Of the band on the evening Of the esd.
aud he will therefore give grand cotillion
party on that evening for the benefit of his
many friends. We can assure the public that
Mr.. W. will leave nothing undone on his part
to make the occasion enc Of pleasure to ali
who attend
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ACCIDENTALLY SHor.-Un last Sabbath p
boy named Rcincka, aged about j. wears.
was carelcssly handling shot gun which was
Ioadci with heavy charge, the contents
were discharged III his shoulder. 1t is the
belief of the surgeon who attends him that
the shoulder joint is injured If this be the
case, it will be some time before lie RECEIVERS.
He lives on the South Side.
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GRAIN-Wh-at-Whitc winter, 10; red
winter, 81 spring, soc, Rye-soo. Oats
SOC. Barlcy-S5c.
FL0UR-Whtc winter, s. SO spring extra.
IS: superfnc, 81; rye, 81 80
CORN MEAL-S2 90.
PoRk-Mess, per Dbl, $50; fresh, per 100
IS 50a9 so
So
PROVISIONS - Eggs-llc Butter--16a
l8c.
FISlI-W hitc-s3 5Oa6 so. Trout-s6 so
Coilec-Rio, 22a25c; Java,
soc. Susar-BroWn, I0al2c, crushed and
refined. l5al6c.
Embellishments Sa12; second clear,
$40; first clear, S35. Shingles-Conmon 5.
warranted, 81 80 sawed, s. so. Lath-
So so.
WO0L-35a l5o.
SALT-59 40.
UAY-per ton-S9.
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Communicated.
MANIIowoo, SEPT. Is, is7l


r. he Editor Of he N4gu7r5e Plot
DEAR SIR:-Wiu you be kind enough to
notify your readers through the columns OF
TIM PILor that the Jones Library Associa-
ton has recently received large accession
Of new, choice books, to she valuable stock al
ready on the shelves comprising many Of the
most popular, instructive AMI entertaining
works in our language selected with special
reference TO the tastes and neejs Of the
young! BY SO doing You may help increase
the patrons Of the association, and thus add
to its resources (Which are now l am panied
70 say exceedingly meagre), and assist in
promoting the objects for which it was cstab-
hShei, and thereby do the community sub
stantial good. Very truly yours,
II
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mcnt 10 the constitution Of this state shall be
subniti ted to the People at general election
to he he'll on TueStlty Succeeding the la st
Menday Of Noyember, ls7e, aid ii the peoilc
shall Gppro and rttiiy said meniment Icy
a majority Of the electors voting thereon, ii
amendment shall become part Of the consti-
tuition Of this state.
Section , The form Of the ballot in voting
to approve am; sratify1 said nInertlment shall
hs against tire grand iary SYSTEM and
against said proposed amendment. for the
grand Jury svStem.' which shall be on a Sc p-
uratc ballot, and shall b. deposited in a sep
aratc box TO be provided for TINT purpose and
all persons qualified to vote at any election in
this state shall be deCmcdyetcrS IN this ques-
ten -
Section s The votes cast approving and
ratifying or disappearing said amendments
shall he counted aud returned by the inspec-
tors Of the election in all respects as votes for
state officers are counted and returned, AMI
the officers aow designated by law 20 canvass
the returns of votes for state officers. shall
canvass the returns on this question, nj the
same time and place aud under the same reg
uations and restrictions now provided by law
for canvas, ne and declaring the returns Of
elections for state officers.
Section 4. Within three days after the de-
termination Of said canvass, it shall be the
uuly VI tue SAANuSAtAs ~ tSitit. thc result OF
the said canvass TO the governor, who shall
thereupon, without delay, make proclamation
Of the result.
Section The secretary of state is hereby
required to include the substance Of this act
in the notice Of the general election for the
year 1870.
Section G. This act shall TAX effect and be
in force from and after its passage and publ
cation.
Approved, March II, 1870.
Said election to be conducted, the Votes
canyusscd and returns made pursuant to law.
Z. MULH HOLLAND,
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PoIsoNEp.-Dr. Brown informs Us that e
little girl Of Mr., John Sims was poisoned one
day last week by eating the berries of a spe-
cies of the deadly nishtshade, growing in the
garden, which came very near proving fatal
But by prompt and efficient measures the lit-
tie patient was restored AMI the sad result
avoided Parents should be careful of their
Cbi1lrcu
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REMEMBER the Manitowoc County Fair to
DO held in this city next week Sept II, -
anc p Great preparations are being made
and an interesting exhibition Of articles NAV
be expected
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IS the association has recently purchased
new books, il is necessary tha, our citizens
contribute something toward this last invest
ment Ever since its organization the Jones
Library has been i souroS VI pleasure both 10
the young and old Of -Ir city, and the institu-
ton is asking very litlle BOW. aul no oae
should hesit,te giving eo4AglL.E: rgN.-GI It's
SUPPORT y Il
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THE communication We have received We
viii publish when the author gives Us his
name We DO not desire II for the public,
but as an evidence of good faith on his part.
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Milwaukee Wheat Market.
We will receive from Milwaukee every
Thursday noon a special dispatch giving the
quotations of wheat III that city.
MILWAUKEE,, Sept Is IL clock
To the PILoT
The following are the wheat quotations mp
to l. O'Clock to-day No. | Spring, 81 OIL !;
No. , Spring, 90 Gets No quotations for
Winter wheat
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FIRE.-Thc alarm o. fire about > O'Clock
yesterday morning was occasioued by the
burning Of small frame house on Washing
ton street, South Side, the residence of a
baker. The building was entirely consumed,
AMI was nos insure i
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Hon. DAVID SMOKE has two cribs already
completed for the harbor at this place, ana
he will sink them in day or two
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THE Norwegian Methodist denomination
are building new church on Sixth street
between State ana Chicago, North Side
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NEW CONfEs sIOHERY STORE,
4 n d
Ice Cream and Oyster ParIor.
WILL RINKLEMAN

EIGHTH ST, SOUTH SIDEl
has constantly GA land a choice select ies, o.
C9ntectt"neriyS Gree i, ant Dried Fruits, Sta
tiouery, Toys. lankee Notions. Tobacco.
Pipe &o TA-nkfal for the past patronage,
] -IE'iIy solicit a evutinuaule
August IS 1879
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THE ladies' sociuble Of the St James
Church meets this evening at the Windiatc
House. All arc invited
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IL any Of our city subscribers 10 not get
the paper, they will please leave word at
the Office. We have changed carrier-boy.
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TIE Cornet Band was out on the river on
Monday evening discussing some very fine
music
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4 BEAUTIFUL TEIBuTE.--Mrs Anna
Wight, of this city, gives $500 to make the
front window of the new Presbyterian cLur ch
u memorial in honor Of the deceased mem
bcrs of her family. The friends Of the late
r. IL. Hoes embalmed his memory by the gift
of $50 to insert side window in the audi.
ence room to his honor. Others are proposing
like acts of rendering beautiful romcmbrances
Of lear ones. In u few days it IS expected to
mako the order for the manufacture Of the
windows Of the church. Perhaps there are still
others who would Ike to avail themselves
of the opportunity to give like expression to
their tender, holy remembrance of dear de-
parted ones
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MANIrowoC CorNrY FAIR SEPT. 81. %
AND %, 1S70-PEEMIUYs on UoRsH RACES
RhyIsEp.-2 ?. N. first lay, grand sweep
stakcs-runn;ng horse race, half-mily heats,
best two in three first premium $40; 81 prem.
81, Sd prem. 81.
Making Horse Race-3 p. NJ first day.
holf-mile heats; first premium So; I'd prem.
So.
81, " Second Day-To the fastest trotting
horse owned in this county, mile heats, best
two in three; first premium S25; FL prem.
So, Sd prem. $40
Grand Troltiny Race open to the State d
uiseonsiA--A purse Of $50 to the horse max
ing the best time; mile heats, best two III
three; Z NJ. third day.
Ton per cent. viii be charged in all races,
which must be paid before the race. Each
race open TO one or fifty horses. Judges APP
pointed on the ground. BY order of Exccu-
tive Committee. \, PIENING, See'y.
d. J. EAsVoN prrs't
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CITY M ATTE 6

PREsu oysters have already been received
In this city by Chris. Kabke.
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ALL who can appreciate good, racy arti-
Gle should read Political Economy" in this
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that L-hsve this
IN d,v sud ta Mr. Nichae Nahoec3nil the
right title and Interest ! heretofore held IN
the store carried On under the arm Of Al Ma
honey & Co, ty which sale tue. said co-part
nership is now dissolved II Mahcney is the
only person now authorized to collect out
standing dues, and will pay any and all Tia
- JOHN II. gneekToN.
Mauitowcc, Wis, Aug osd, 1897
.a5tf fNl /
Referring 70 the above notice, ! wenldin-
form my friends and the public generally,
that [ shall continue the business heretofore
carried on under my own name, respectfully
requesting the continuance OF the kidd pa
trcnagc heretofore extended me.
NJ MAHONEI.
Mauitoroc, Aug sd. 1870.
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To-day's Advertisements.
FREEZER SENGERBUND,
Admission Free.

All the Associations Of the County are r.
qucsted to participate in this enterprise; all
the Ministers of the County are requested 10
see that SO many tickets as possible may be
sold to the members of their congregations so
rs to make the enterprise as successful us pos
sible.
All who are willing to present gifts to this
purpose are requested TO leave them at King
hUlz Hall before September 22d.
Tickets, 80 cents, which admit the owner To
the concert free and cntitle him to chance
in the distribution of the gifts. are to Be sold
in M.nitowoc, by G. W. Fechter; r. King
holz Fred Becker; T.. Alter; Burmeistor &
Eli l2hauSen: G. \. kuhler and Chris koebke.
also by all Ministers of the GOSPEL and the
presiding officers Of the several associations
OF this County.
Manitowoc, August Is, 1870.
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ManitOWOc Market.

Corrected weekly by W. II. Horn, dealer in
Dry Good, Groceries and Provisions. Buys
all farm produce at the highest price.
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Wanted Agents---For our new
work,
p EIFz 81 WOMAN:

BY DR.. GEo. II. NApHEYs. Price So 90
This brave, pure book is the great success of
the year, and is selling at the rate Of thou
sJuds of copies per month. Among the latest
reports are: 20 in 1--WE days. is IN one week,
81 in enc day, rs in three weeks, Se. Many
agents never ordered less than $50 TO 500
copies at a time 200 copies haze been sold
il one county. Send for pamphlet. &c Al
dress HASNAF0RD K Co.
Publishers
is South Clark 81. ChiGa1o, III.
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HOUSE OF REFUGE

in New York City. ~ -.
The latest improvements for the relief Of
disease and deformity will be at hand to Sssist
in the process of cure, rendering this Insti'u-
ton the best adapted for the cure Of all Glasses
Of bodily complaints
oilcc OF the Institution opposite the Postoifics
Patients ut II distance may eceivc full par
tc'lars aud Il written opinion oftheir Case. by
applying TO the Undersigned r. "a
frs. SlSfDN \ SCHALLEWN.
ll-3tf MANITOwuc, Wis:
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Prussia and Austria,

I I VSJItt tIIV AWSCTIWe
but slso having been Director Of an 1nstitats
established iy himself, especially for the
treatment Of diseased eyes at the city II Sam-
berg, in Germany, which he had to leave On
account Of politics-but bringing With him the
most hattcring testimonials from many per
sons whose cycsight had been restored through
his inStrurnentaity
Dr. Schailern was also for two years the
leading physician in the IiosI ital snd
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %.
LIVERY S TABLE,
P. S. TILLsON, Prop.
DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES.

The people Of MnnitoToo are informed thst
the Undersigned have permanently located
here, and have opened
FIRST-CLASS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT I,
consisting of the latest style of CARRIAGES.
BUGGiES, BAROUCHES, Sc, and Of the
best HORSES.
He asks the patronage of the public, as
surfing them satisfaction i'll turnouts and prices.
Stable CA Ninth street, South Side, near
the Northwestern House.
p. s. TILLSOS.
Manitowoc, August / 1870.
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A Plum Worth Scrambling for.

- AAAeS W SASAA NSAtsAAANAAAN AV4S
The Sherilf's office in this county Is
worth from $4,000 to $4,000 a year
net profit. 1t lasts four years. 1t lasts
twice as long and phys nearly twice as
much rs 4 seatin the United States House
Of Representatives. 1t pays more money
in two years less than seat in the United
States Senate. And then II doesn't dis
credit a man like going to Congress 1t
Is not strange therefore thut every mem'
ber OF the party to whom this lat
plum Is supposed ID belong .aspires
to its possession, and that about two
thirds Of them are candidates for it.
Possibly, not allTare equal to so dis
tinguishcd position, or merit so great'a
reward for party service; but us no one
entertains any doubts on his own account,
it does not signify But really, ifthc can
didaturG Of one man over In Europe for
SO pour a pithncsas the spauish cloW1
creates such llubbub; what may grow
out OF the candilature of the ninety and
nine ardent patriots at the court house to-
duy. We shall insist in any event that
the candidate from Africa have a chance;
and # this is not conceded; We may find II
necessary for the prcservation'of the sbAlE
ancc OF power" to declare war on the
whole concern. ,..5,.,.l.,-..,,
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The Latest News.
NEW YORK CITY,

'.. New YORK, July 23, 4
In the Prospect Park trot between Lady
Thorne and Goldsmith Maid, yesterday,
the former won, making tho best time
ever known on that track. The first heat
was made in 2:10&; the second in 2:20t f;
and the third In 2:19h esaI tsI..rl
An inquest on the cause Of the death Of
the Austrian Consul General resulted in d
verdict Of death from "ancnriem OF the
aOrta." wp-
NEW York, July "a. '
There were fifteen sun strokes yester-
day, five Of which were fltal. The heat
to-day was intense. u
The General Conference Of the Evan.
gelical Alliance viii not be postponed on
account of the war In Europe. The Eu.
ropean delegates who Are unable to attend
will send their papers to be read.
Nearly all the yachts Of this harbOr
went to Sandy Hook to-day to be ready 10
welcome the DGuntless and Cambria. &
Gen. Sheridan made visit to Long
Branch yesterday, He had protractcd
interview with tho President, and at the
close Of It took the first train for wash
ingtOn. ~ ii
+ 4 private despatch states that the Ger
man ports havo been closed, and that the
Hamburg line Of steamers will cease run
ninr ~