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Sun BEdkIS.

THAT tea plantation in Calstosn Cal, has
d.eo out
-Thomas Hughes will be the guest of James
Russell Lowell.
In spite of the war, Chess Congress is DO.
ing held At Baden,R BADEN.
a London paper declares that England could
not get 1000 troops ready for foreign service wltnna
montn.
There is a married couple in Brown county,
Ind. whose combined height Is thirteen Zee; four
inches,
1t is proposed to found in Chicago an art
gallery to hc free 10 everybody and 10 be kept open In
ne evening and on sundays.
The first newspaper in Central Asia has lust
ssued the Of Tashkeud In rurEestap II is
Called the TiDtie a'pFGj' HjctepoML
Saratoga has had 100, 900 visitors this sum
reri Csnc May, lN 600; Atlantic Cltv, 10 90; Long
uraucr 800 o0i ana Newport about 10000.
The town Of Wheclock, w., passed the fol-
lowing vote m iioii 'No'el, that &c town he Al tho
expense OF rum for yendung OIL the new -'house
Iewf."
During u recent fire in a rural town Of Ken
ucly, the pIorreturs OF the liquor saloon, su'oe,s-
mly emp Dyed tue Whisky aopt Tor sAlc TO q1eucn
flames.
Tho apple crop in New Tamp-hre viii be
lnworsc, and tl' urlk,t IL al,oal7 g.rl wtlthc
fruit GnY c.at buslel BEN, the rl.1s price 40
pgctcit.
A philan,hrophic lndiauiln AMI hi- present
'pouse have chartahy oGrci an a.yluu 10 ."c Of mo
orucr wives, WHO hG, become invalid inc her llsI
divorce.
-Nlmore, the Boston sculptor. j. now en-
gacet on a model Tor an eCucs,ra ~ .'ltar ot l.
Shaw, who ION at the head OF the ,pIorci brigade Al
For, Wagner.
Machinery has recently been iuycutcdsn
England wA.ch wcaNcs r,m rIc lair .. cat ard 10
hits a fogt OF velvet t'sur, ts iU- aabc om AK
but not interior In tneness ana hasntS
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.iMJSEM EMS.


NlbLos lHEarEE-An adaptation from the pen
of Mr. james schonberg. an ACCOMPLISHED pIay-
-, LIN, l., -, -, - -
"''s"' sA'''u IN MI kno" e"Ee o' uramauc require
ments, brought Mr. Lawrence Barrett last evening
IA the third week of his worry success mi en.ar,r,,t
The scene Is Iaid In France Juring ths reisn of
Louis the Fifteenth and Of Necessity IA n,sttiy cos
tuned Il has TO do y I'm court inirigtirs nni nrt
and COUNTERPART and is interesting Mr. Barrett ms
nan Fan the honest soldier true as see In The hour
OF peru forget ~ Of himself ms anu mlndiul Of his
erce and in many psrts of the MAY their abmir,ion
Mr. barrett was tupporied by Miss Inuis, woora
Miss Wilman MIR n q Range and ntb"r ',cai,sn;,
actors
The MAY is limited to the present vo,l orr,,,o-
mepts having nern made f1r Tho ,,rodn' a. :, - d,
Shakespearan play nj this tlIe,tre naxt Mond.,, "
Cn,Yn Op,p, nor a nav, ta,,.' -.',"''
"NANp 'rh"A no. a nu" D'ne' was brought
Grand Oppr, House
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A Good Word for walsriirr.

TO ne k4t'0T ~ Tie SUI.
SIR: The elaborate letter Of the world-re.
noNned NaiorGcn. Ehsm Waihridse. who watched
political conventions aud n.lde volunteer oraiions
before them all over The country, should commend
i'm TO lie careful consideration Of tic American
recpe. This is a time whea We are left wi.lout a
Goycgru.en: and ground down b. terrible taxa
Non. with some bribery allcvators. Gen. Grant.
by the grace OF God or without tie gra-c of Cot.
NAV he OF some service to Gen. Walbrd-p, who .As
always seemed most anxious 20 serve his cuuntr. .
lie inign, make him Minister 10 England Suere-
tnY ui state.
Gen. Wsltrdce was member OF Congress. and
setyel successfully on tie stan % both Miss Harriet
Lane and Yrs. linculn. lie came withia an ace Ut
being made seer, tlry Of the Navy, and also Collector
OF the Port OF New York.
He teudered Gen. Grant the use OF hrs country
residence on Rock Greek, near the city OF Washing
ton, and Was thereupon appointed one 81 the Com.
nissioners TO inspect the Pacific Eaiiroad
Since then Gen. NalbTidge has teen running
around loose AID should be looked after. These
are times wien great uIon should re sourlt lftcr.
Let IHE sUS sh.ao upon him. NuN POfULL
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The Han. Gee rye Butler aud Mrs. Butter
FraterniziHg with Missionaries in Egypt.

The United Ircshy terian Missionaries at Alex
nnC!I. Egypt, appear to be well pleased with the
FOURTH OF July reception OF the new United States
Consul General, Col. George Butler. DIR ID. Strans
writes
1he day passed as usual, except tina, it was little
hotter and the sea breeze a little fainter but that
did not prevent any OF the missionaries in AleNau.
ara and Ramleh from being present in the evening
number OF ladies' but they were far outnuinNerpi
by N, gentloncn was to Be expected. Cspc. tally
m summer. | Caunut say just now many were Pre- s.
cnt Of the American officers whom the NiCCroy has
roccntly employed for me reorganization OF his
army hut no one could fail to notice Cen. Mott,
Governor Of Alcxsnlrll ana two others wLo wore
their swords and fun ELyTuan uniforms.
Mrs, Batter MRS most dlgcnt and successful in
entertaining her company. MIR. Butler WAS equally
successful. No.nin. seemed to discommole him
qucut intervals during the whole evening 4 brass
band played American airs, which you may well
imagine brought up many sat and many pleasant
mo morirs OF dark days and In! ght oncf IN our own
passed in conversations. in'roducuops, AMI Tao
ike hrlned On vita ice crerm, lcmoua To-, aud
Arab coffee, Wien al were invited 10 ~ cndid
collation.
The day following the celebration tNo missionary
school teachers were astun-iiea 10y two Arabs lit-
poaIiur At our door. one BE r'ug 'c castle on his
head, and the other mote from Nj. Butter politely
GskinG Mi.- MCkoNn to distribute the CONNECTION
among the school chi iren. Tins was done soun
after Ia the cnaIcl, IL he name OF lie donor and
as there was prhty for 10th scho Is. Miss MckCRu
kiniy allowed TIE BOYS to participate,
OF course We we're thankful Tor The kindness to
cur pupils: but here, whore so much account Is
made of Ufleisl power We were especially thankful
labor our Arab friends say, No doubt the new
Consul j. friend 10 I G mission Then they
plously adj, Mal God prolOug III dlys.' We see
no narm IN resp onding vita hearty aiaen.
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swindiing AMI Fortcry in TIC navy
DcFG -tntcat,

Some facts Lave truHifol r-rcr;,r 81 r..
gard 70 the Bgrcau of - au E,c .,c.!rg.
which add to the volume already known
proving the loofc, .n,ro.ca. nni call,ui
manner in wi icl the ana gs Of the Navy
Department arJnanagrl ualer ii, l,r,r,~.
Administration They wcr' brought 90 ! an;
ma My through tie exposures Of WI.I..,
il ALLYN, late chef olc!k + TIC Ergin. .r.
'nP Bureau
IL sa'lns Hat ON the coming in Of Gln.
HRAH1's Admiuie'rat on it WAC deemed adj
v'uahlc 10 suspend Sac work on certain use.
lc'B contracts fer the construction of steam
machinery for The navy, and 10 comprmnis A.
VISA The Contractors Among these was enc
VonIhta, who had contracts for doing a
largo j"e for ito Cha,iost3wc Navy Yard,
'nt'lAine tho retaetug, Of 100. mel, on.
t'""' I5f Ga Y'Ha l;tuo sim, os STso, 900.
When tho wss.i MAJ EugpsAas,i, Conl1.s had
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A PetriGcd Levi.,han wciah'ns Ten Toms

About 100 miles TO the southeast Of lIamiiion
j. hcl plateau Oi lind CUnrlulug au "a uusi'r de-
post of marine shells and the fossil r,ml.as O. a
large variety OF extinct species OF nsh bnt the
CURIOSITY which most Challenges Tic lleirst and
Investigation of 0nrquarcs IL me reir,hcd form OF
What Was EVIDENT. once an imhrusr rci monster.
l. 10 on tLc di,h plateau in position GIVING RE
to ne theory that 10 locale was once great sloa
amt that ilI- aUtcuIuylln ltyiI San Nuuuitlci and
.cd On Che surface - t1c water r'cC cd. Tn,
pttIM,tiuu j. p,rtct, ana IS estimetol 10 WcIsh
abe ut ten tons.
il pcs. MS % iual appearance the head and BODY
t'ut ol . lumnhack whale and the cNtrCW!iics OK
tend INTO ,crlcls aud GntennT, like the uypu, or
dcy' FISH. with me exception that they were cv..
IDENTITY, duriu- lite. llnr I with srd AMI Iony sub
stance. Tine eyes were set in each side Of tue head,
which J., nu and ohoug. aud ARE twenty four inc tcf
aiSr'. The m nth is armed in tripc rows OF teeth
which are sharD IN front, bu underneath and well
into the jaw they turn into grinders, cHQped by
4 sofia ossecus formation, running DlC, ron tie
widest nCl lion ~ tine head. In uhs respect II g..
frulolc, the celebrated marsh COW OF Central
America, amphibous in mtlt--srNmnvo.o Gus on
Mnl ana carniyoroU- m WAFER TIE length OF this
sr- l'lr relic o. ~ unknown race has not NJ yet
hU determined I'M 70. lup body bends into tho
hil, Il tuucrs down to "a small s2e that, mliaug
a., allowance, ITS entire weight would not he far
rom t..t stated.
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Horace Grctiey- Governor or Envoy
Which Shall il ISc

If the offer is made in good faith, the
Hon. HORACE GErELEY had better accept
tic appointment of Minister to England
rather than take lis chances for becoming
Governor of this state. In the crowd Of
competitor, II is very doubtful IL he can be
nom mated Tor the latter oilicc. II las me
how turned out that though the Republicans
have always been willing to Except his hcr
culcan lGbors IN le.,alf Of their party. they
have never seemed disposed to hcsiow uron
HIM lis honors Whenever his benign
presence has adorned their platforms. the
Republicans have greeted him with the
widest plcudis; but when it came to count
ing the votes, he has invariably stood at II
minus quantity. Therefore, nnsmuch as it
still remains true that n lird in the hand is
worth two in the bush, Mr.. GuErIEY had
otter seac the foreign mission and not
clutch at the ursubstantial chance of the
Governorship
Moreover, II Mr.. GREELEY should succeed
in obtaining tie nomination for Governor,
he would probably lie tie worst beaten man
tlat ever ran for that Office. The ground is
all slipping from under him. In such con-
test he ought TO make something out of his
lifelong prohibtory principles But by
nominating the Hon MYEoN II. CLARK, the
Temperance party Lave already declared war
upon the Hon. Horace GREELEY aud be-
tween the lager Germans and the prohibition.
ists, lie would come TO the ground. 1t
would be in vain to say that it
wouli be uukind in Mr. CLARK to run ageins.
Mr.. GREELEY on the temperance issue, when
the latter did so much to make the former
Governor IN 1854 on this very issue. But
gratitude for past favors is not cardinal
virtue among aspiring politicians and Gov
CLARK, WHO doubtless regards himself as
having been allowed TO fall into decay under
the Republican regime, Is not above seeking
this opportunity TO evence his fancicl
wrongs We fear he would not hesitate 70
sacrifice his ancient ally without oae twingc
OF remofsc
Mr.. GREELEY, despite his idiosyncrasies,
IS sound on the Alabama question: and
arty with public law and history, he would
make an excellent envoy at the ar.stocratic
Court OF St James,. Let him then scout
the Goycrnorslip, insist upon the purifca-
tion of the State Department by the expul.
son thcreirom of J. BANCROFT DAVIS. and
accept the mission 70 England without
Lcluy,
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REToLUrI0Y ~ SPAIN.
The Cariists Making n Successful RisInr-
Arrest of a Cnriis. Gene ruI In Era nee.

MADRID, Aug. 2s.--A member of TIA, Council
o. Rscy Las taken part in the Cari,t movement
he Carilsts Gu. The railway bctween Pampeluni
and Ma ga. Frcsl bands are springng ~ ia varioui
p'F.s Of tie North. The Civil Governor OF BiscaJ
Wen; over TO the Carsts yesterday.
\ Railway train in the province Of BllJoa WIT
stopped three times by the insurgents. The Basque
Provinces are declared in state of siege.
ARREST or cARLisT GENERAL.
BAYoSSE, Aug. 2J-The French authorities ar
rcs,ci at the moment OF his attempting to cross thu
frontier, tue Carlist General Diaz, Who with SOM
,nccrs. ijl mcu, q quantity OF arms aud ammuni
,.cn, has been broush, hither under guard.
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The fact that the French Corps Leeislatif
has rejected the bill to call mo the ranks all
married men between the oges Of twenty. tive
and thirty-fve who have served n the amy, is
the strongest indication that We nave yet seen
that Fienchmen ale not altogether unanimous
in their patriotic passion to defend the nation
These men who have already served as soldiers,
and who would at once become effective in the
field, are certainly more valuable for ,hc national
deience tlan any other class. Ifthc Legislature
had dared to call them to arms, it would certainly
have done so.
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Arc t'ic Republicans Of New York still in
f,or of tic abolition Of slavery and the cs,ab-
lishmcnt Of Tie Flights Of Manp II they are,
they will in tlcir approaching State Convention
spcak out Ike men in behalf of the patriots Of
Cuba. Let us see whether the noble and ever
living principles of ancient Republication are
still cherished BY the party, or whether they
have ell adj, ped tie false and inhuman principles
Of BAKoRorr DAVIS and HAMILTON FIsn.
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The JoUrnd cf Comme,ee makes the fol.
loving statement;

"A.y nobody nay make AFFIDAVIT in recess Of
the Quilted states nstrio, Count Il az the most inno-
cont'I King vessel iu cur waters Is Intended for
Conyc sion into % Cuban slir OF var. and, uIou
coi1rlaiut Of the Spanish Minister or Consul. she
may lc seized without rich to the compliments, but
wi II cfeat loss TO thc Owner. IIoe are Hs.y tY-
Fious fr's cCHufe,,6 foiN jf FHtidi CGsc which ill.,
Vi ph, comment and seyt &C. stric;rc."
Docs tic Jourao' mean that ANYBODY connect.
ed with the state Department, and concerned in
the seizure Of the Eioridr. is going TO make
500 OF moro hv that onoration?
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Credit must be given to Gen. Cox Score.
tary of the Interior, for refusing to allow the
clerks in his Department TO be taxed By the Re
rUhicans for political purposes The Rerulf
reports that committee from the 80. called
Pennsylvania Republican Association of Wash
ington, went to tie Interior Department on
Saturday and inf rmcd Gcl. Cox that they were
ready TO 20 through the different bureaus TO col.
lcct voluntary contributions from all clerks who
dc red to aid the Republican cause in Penn.
sylrania. The Secretary replied that they could
not he allowed to GO through the Department for
any such purpose, and the committee Withdrew
IN high dudgeon. Tie course Of Secretary Cox
is something new in the history Of Washington
politics, and it remains 10 be seen whether Prcsi-
den! GcAST viii sustain him, aud whether the
Republican party will sustain GRAyr if he does.
II has long been the practice o. all political
parties 10 levy assessments upon otfceholdcr, ;
and although the clerks in Washington can i'll
"h I'd to bear il, it is tie universal opinion Of
politicians that they should contribute fair per.
ceu'agc upon their salaries for party use. Gen.
Cox Is disposed to be a reforucr and we honor
him for IL hut lie runs the risk Of making
himself exceedingly unpopular among the more
enthusiastic and thorough -going members Of his
party,
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the exception Of M.Rie ASrorSrrrr, the daugh-
ter Of his first wife, whose name he did not even
mention, but who in 1908 married the son CT tho
Prince Of Bohcnrollcrn, who led been taken
prisoner at Ulm, and became her fathers friend.
Like true upstuSts the BoSAraHrrs and MrEsrs
were always notorious for treating with contempt
their humber ielai ms.
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The treaty for the construction of ship
canal through the territory Of tie United States
Of Co'oub has bccn approved by both lious ;
Of the Congress Of thut country. In It's passag,
however, the treaty was 20 modified by the
Colombian egislators as to insure its rejection
by our Government. Lut as the recent surveys
have proved that canal by way Of DNiicn Is itn-
practicable, the treaty Is Of 10 consequence
either in Que form or another.
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The hope that ihe irothy Porter WiAn't be ap-
pointed Almi al "a ~ coed tie hmentcd Farrlcnt
isvery generally expressed TIE fear hat tiis will
lie the result is generally irlt. Porter is already
higher in rank than his merits warrant. he IL a
ciiarlatani IN hi- calling, bomhastic empty, vain
man, havitg only decent courage With the cues.
tonsbe talent Of beng 0ble 10 use everybody
around hin to furnish the knowledge ami exrori-
tncc winch he 50 lmenNlly lhcds Porter has
Escn higl enough And ioi the present We can DO
very wei without an Admiral
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The war has so far proved fatal not onl

The war has SO far proved fatal not only
to French generals, but also to diplomats. Both
MERCER aud BENEDETrI on the French, and
WEETuER on the rrussian side, arc among the
dead ducks Of the corps diploma,ique. MERcIER
it will be remembered, married On American
girl, and divided his fir,atons between her and
the Southern and Northern rebels and dough.
faces BENEnErTI is a Corsiconzcd Greek, and
the husband of Greek woman. WERrulR is
the diplomatic pcrson.fcatou Of GorruE' famous
romance Of the Sorrows Of WcIiher."
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How il this? The WILLIAM NJ TWEED
Association Of the Tenth Ward have nominai ed
Brig. Gen. WILLIAM NJ. Twxrp. Jr, for Congress.
Is not this crowding very hard upon the letter
and spirit Of an agreement betwe-a Boss TWEED
and the Hon X. Il. ROCKWELL? Las it rot been
settled that Mr. RoosgyGLr is to have the noul..
nation in that dis,rictl and IS Boss TwglD
going to throw RoosEykLr over. and run his own
son unsteady Fic, tie, Mr TwEEp! Stick to
your bargain. and let the young man wait.
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We are Informed that the Post of PLila
delphii, one Of the papers 10 which ions RI ssELL
louNe, the notorious Sneak News Thief fur
nishod the news which he stole from US has now
been kicked out Of the American Press Associa-
ton. II seems that with louSG TO sneak around
and steal news, the Toe. does not see the use of
pawn. money for news
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one improvement that tic Pruss.ans have
been taught by their exp ricaeo in the present
war is that Of the composition Of their army
bread. TWAS found ,hattAc old-f4shioncd bread
speedily became stale and midewed, and it has
been replaced by species OF biscuit made of two
parts of wheat -four and orc part Of rye. and not
much harder to bite than rusks, while like them
il is easily soluble in wine, coffee, beer, water, or
any other liquid at hand. 1t has also the rdyun-
tagc Of being easily and quickly distributed,
willie the soldiers can conveniently carry a con.
siderable number of the biscuits in their linen
pouches or wallets, and infinitely prefer them 10
the old black bread Of former wars. But they
do not seem yet TO have learned, like the French,
the use Of our hard biscuit, nade Of pure unleay.
cned wheat -four, OF which We consumed enor.
nous quantities during cur late war, and which
can be kept perfectly sweet and good for airy
length Of time and ia any climate.
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Has the Hon. u. BRAISs SwEESY had time
to make up lis mind whether re will support
Gen. MCMAHON for Congress in the downtown
district II he hasn't, he will 10 well 10 come
to determination pretty soou. McMAuoS's
friends are impatient
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The new German Eavoy to Mexico is Mr..
NoN Scut6szrn. There has not been a Mimi, er
there since the departure Of MAoNrs, who. it will
lie remembered, has been sucd in Bertha for re-
thinning some u the rropettv ofMAxImIlAY.
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From authentic sources we learn that n
valuable reinforcement of arms aud ammunition.
under charge of Lieut., Col LoPEz QuERALrA, has
lately reached the Cuban patriot army 10 the
Villas district II was landed by the steamer
Salvador, which vessel is in charge OF an expe-
rienced English navigator, thoroughly acquainted
with all the keys, reefs, islands, and channels of
the coasts Of Cuba. The materials ofwar on board,
which were all safely received by the patriot
forces under command Of Gen. CAvADA, consisted
Of 800 muskets, J. 200 machctes, 200 900 metallic
cartridges, pa tons of lead in bars, and clothes,
shoes, and medicines in abundance. No powder
was sent, because tho requistlon called for none
on the contrary it was stated that the forces in
that region had plenty.
II is also supposed that by this time the Saliva.
dor has landed a second expedition at another
point Of the island.
The Spanish Minister is said to be perfectly
furious at these late successes, and swears tina,
neither the Upton, Hornet, nor Florida shall
leave this port again, lie talks as automatically
as il he were Spanish Captain-G General in Cuba,
instead of merely diplomatic representative of a
power TO which we are not yet supposed to have
surrendered the control of our internal matters.
But probably Mr. LOPEZ RoBERrs knows what he
is talking about
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LOUIS NAPOLEON was offended at the
Prussian allusion to the relationship between
Prince LEOPOLD Of llohci zollcm and the MuRArs
Their relationship originated in MuRAr's first
marriage with ~ obscure woman, nine years be.
fore lis alliance with CAROLINE, the sister of the
first NAPOLEON, In the letter which MURAr wrote
to his Princess shortly before he was shot, he
spoke most aiIeCu0nately Of all his children With
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The EnubourRs Alive and Eager to rirht
the Pru.sinus-Thc raris Pptric wants n
rravisiona Govc rnInunt-.A q ~cat nnttic.

20. Aug. 0--K'dntghf-fhtrc have been
scenes OF extraordinary animation in the iog5ourgs
to.ni-'t. al the Worimen, moved ~ o.c iatrotic
imru SCI, have decided t, quit work and jim the de.
iente Of their country. They arJ cHohns thcm.
selves 20 fght tie prussans inside or oitsile tn.
walls
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HURLED 1T At HOWARD,

hitting him on thc ear. ard knocking lin sensel.ss
For momcnt all a. ought that Howard Lad been
Killed. lie recovered quickly, aud has ou,y black
and bite ear to show for the assault Howard true
name IL said to be Frank Purcell.
"A the tine he arrests were made two rpyo yers
were found. one OF these Was OF the person of
McCormick, saver mounted weapon, carving A
cartridge oi peculiar make, with two barrels dis.
CHI r-ed. The other was found In the middle Of tie
street y ith i've chambers empty maxim seven shots
IN 40 discharged the exact number tina, AL tho vii.
kelley ar lilo Aarl
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A'coRMIcK SHOT nia.

lie also manifested some anxiety whca told that he
could not i've.
McCormick's wound was just above TIE ankle.
merely a fesh wouud. He vas sent to tde Teui
tertiary Hospital TO await the Corvner's action
Leaving Bellevue the reporter went over to tic
Thirteth street police station, where Kelley anl
Howard were locked up The sergeant in charge
could tell lite about the assassination beyond WIN,
lad lecn sireId, told He said tntt Wien the pcr.
sous were taken into the station on SUNDAY morn.
lag, Casey I'd not seem TO be seriously injured Hc
Eat dONr, and turi &c the examination picked up !
large sfitoon lTom the a9pr, weighing at least ten
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Napoleon Reported to b. shat ny Ia Metz.
LoNpoN, aug. ga rumor comes from Bar.
l'-Duc, from a rrus-inn source. that Nacolo,n 10
shut up in Mc'z, and In the absence o. positive
knowledge oi Tie Emgeror's whcreaJout the state
men. Is L.l..yAl hl w G.rlAan..