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The FIre Al WiIILam.hurg, Pa.

a-.l MILLlAMbPOFT, August ~,
The fire last night was one of the most
destructive that ever occurred in thisclty,
The wind caused the tlre 10 spread fear.
fully, placing 1t for q time beyond the con.
troll OF the FIRE department. All the build
ings on Blackhorse alley, between Mul.
berry and Third streets, were totally de-
stroyed, including the store Ol Welbusl d
keilman, and the extensive paper ware.
house, OF Harrison, Gibson & Co. The
following buildings with nearly all the
contents, were also destroyed lsadora
SamsOns millinery slore; James Clarks
fancy store and dwelling house; H. s.
Bates grocery and dwelling house; r. A.
Notes store and dwelling house; Petor A.
Eckerade's, livery stabe; Graflns y Ely,
two dwelling houses; Vim. Farlls l. Co,
two; James Blake, two dwellings; two
dwellings owned by W. X Vanderbilt, in.
Guiding his own residence; the boarding
house Oi Mrs. MOnlder'S residences Of
G. w. Wood and Mrs. VIM. Hepburn;
dwellings Of VIM Calvert and Philip
Miller; grocery store Of W, A. Kins.
loo, and several buildings belonging
to Ellie Dunn; dWSlllng.hOuse and libra.
~ of tho late Gov. Packer; B. p, Barrett's
tInware mandatory, A. Il. Ditman's
dwelling house, c. NJ. Bakers grocery,
Geo. Rotcherlck's saddleTy shop, John
Weisell's dwelllng.houso, and P, ID. Eber.
mans cigar store aud dwelling. house
The Mulberry NJ. i. Church was burned
so that there was nothing left but the
bare walls. Nearly all the furniture and
clothing Of the occupants Of dwellings
and goods Of storekcepers were entirely
destroyed. Many OF the householder
lost everything bit the clothes they had
on. y. o.. iH'H'r ..li l.r tE.iHa"T
The citizens generally pruflered the use
OF their dwellings to those who had been
rendered homeless. li. ngfr I.-1
o The total loss Is estimated At $685., 900,
on which there lFRn insurance Of 1885,.
900. l.N'Ni lHH
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PnOBABfLTTIEa.
The Import Trade OF Chicago.

Sul'h''' NhBun' NV
The Tribune this A. NJ, calls attention
10 q now phase in the Chicago importing
trade, which has been recently developed:
This being the bringing Of goods from
Europe ria Montreal, md landing them
direct ut our wharves without previous
oyerhaullng. Several Of our heaviest
merchants have adopted this channel of
traffic, which promises TO grow rapidly,
by reason of It's success. A propeller
which lett Liverpool on the Goth OF July ar
rived in port yesterday. SO that In twenty.
two daysfrom the time the goods left the
European port they will no In tho ware
house of The importer. This Is much
quicker time than can be depended upon
in importing ria New York, where tho
goods, besides being subjected to out
ragCOus charges, arc usually detained
from ten to twenty days in the custom
house, in addition 10 twelve days or more
on the ocean, and from three to seven
days on rail, with high charges for trans.
portatlon. This independent mode Of
importing is working, well. The only
fear is that tho New York interest will
become so seriously alarmed at the
threatened loss from this source ol lovles
that they will offer better inducements
for tlmr, aud thus flatter our merchants
into renewal of their iealty to the old
system. What Is wanted now Is a com
plete concentration Of commercial indie
ncndenCc and no taking It back.
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REFUSED 10 REPEAI.--A resolution tC
repeal the ordinance giving the Baltimore
s. Ohio Railroad Company the right o.
way between their two dspots in this
city, was introduced last night In the Sc
cond Branch of ECouncil. Itreceived only
a single vote, that orthe mover The Reg
ister has been devoting It's gigantic ener'
gies for several days 70 working up this
repeal, and we Judge this vote was some
thing Of a damper on 1t, 1t tshows what
newspaper can do when it tries. Now II
we could only induce the Register to op,
pose subscription to the Pittsburgh
Wheeling & Kentucky Road, we should
have great hopes Of the speedy conStruc'
tionOE that road. rsS'7 90 #
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CITIGCAO.
CnIcAdo, August %.

CHICAGO, August %.
The Empire Tea Company, pretending
to do businese at Nd. 9,,lIa Sale Street,
Chicago, Is ptonouncedby the Mayo. and
police officers as q bogus concern, and
people arc advised not TO invest. The
Mayor Bent into the Council, last night
for Bridewell Inspector, By gtli9 name Of
A. +. Bishop, and kewas rejected Then
came one by the name Of John G. Haines,
and he was confirmed The boards now
complete
Mrs. Mary Hammond, vile Of A. q.
Hammond, who shot herself on Sunday
morning, died from the effects Of her
wounds last night Before her, death she
EXPRESSED much sorrow for the deed.
Michael Slatterly, q switchman, was
run over at the Michigan Southern depot
this morning and SO badly injured that he
will probably die. One Of his legs wa:
completely severed from his body. 40.
John Fitzgerald, a discharged soldier
while standing on the platform Of one O.
the cars on the RoCk Island Railroad
this morning, in some manner was throwr
off and 80 badly injured that he can scarce
| llyrecover. He was on bis way to hi
home in Ohio. .yu.y .aa,rs-,.
Senator Fenton Il in this city.
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CINCINNATI.


... CINCINNATI, August 22.
General John 9. Fremont, Colonel s.
w. Morton, President Of the Kentucky
a. Great Eastern railroad, Judge Cutler,
Of Marietta, and James r. Brady, Of New
York, arrived here to-day on business
with reference to tho great railroad tin.
mel under Walnut hill. '.Nl &lLI {
n Al Gds6dC special says the fire In Win.
chester, Adams county, yesterday dc.
stroyed the Ramsey House, the Masonic
building, and Douglas drug store. The
cause was boys throwing q turpentlnetlre
ball into q stable! Loss, $4,000 insured
partially In Underwriters Ktna.
The stockholders Of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton d Dayton railroad to-day rati-
fed tho action Of the directors leasing
the Cincinnati, Rlchmond1& & Fort Wayne
railroad. Out of 10000 votes only 300
were against tho ratification. Owing to
the complication caused by the holders
Of preferred stock In the Cincinnati & In.
dlanapolis junction railroad, tho lease 0l
that road by the Cincinnati, Hamilton d
Dayton railroad was not CHiIVtl upon. ~
n future meeting this will come up. lor
ratification. 4 tna h.I
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Saratoga Races.

scar SARATOGA, Aug 20.
lhe attendance at tho races to-day
was ieIy, barge. a heavy track caused
lhe withdrawal Of two Of tho 1--we horses
named, For the stseplechase, the starters
were: Vesuyius, Duly anil Astronomer.
VesuviuS was tho iaYorl,e in the pools
At the second water leap the rider OF
VesuviuS was thrown. The rest Of the
race was closely contested by Duffy and
Astronomer, the former winning In Q
minutes and 30 seconds distance, three
miles, 10
In the second race, one mile. for all
ages, there were ilvG starters TubmAn
was the iavoFlte, hut Mid day won, with
Tubman second and McDanlel's Austria
llan tllly third Time, l;44 ."n ..
This third racG, one mile, for two yesE
Olds, was won easily by McDaniels ch G,
do Daniels, in, l!5SE; Frank Swift second,
and 'l'ernay third. r
The last rRee, two miles, for all ages,
was won by McDaniel's ch. c. Abdel Ito-
rec, In &4sf, QuintaEd second, Jno. MSF.
Timan third. I.
The second race tomorrow will DO the
great four.mlle race between LongiellOw
and Helmbold Betting, 4tO on the
lQrmeT. .. I.H .H. "f.
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American ship Lost at Sea.
WASHINGTON, August q.

Admiral Lanman, commanding the
South Atlantic feet, reports that the
English steamer, TychO Brake, bound to
England, arrived at Bayha, July 90, from
Montivldeo, July 10Th, having on board
Capt. Geo. W. Slack, master Of tho ship
Enterprise, fromsNew York, who goes TO
Falmouth and thence to New York. He
says that on June 9th, lat. 30, 80, long.
Al, west, his ship was reported leaking.
In thirty minutes afterwards she went
down. The officers and crew took the
two boats, the captain and sixteen men
In the larger, and seven men in the small
boat After weathering two heavy gales,
the large boat,lnado the Rio Grande,
reaching Dousall Javfe on tho l4th, hav.
ing been Tor two days and nights without
food or water. The smaller boat haG moi
been heard from, but 1t Is supposed that
she has beenpicked up by some passing
vessel Ida lrIia ... .|..
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ENlNITIIIT1I EhWElW"V W :
The Budget Committee Of The Assem-
bly, and Government have agreed upon q
for the newspaper stamp duty
In the shape ofa tax on paper OF twenty
francs per kilogramme.A
1t Is reported that q compromise has
been made In the matter Of tho prolonga'
tion Of, Theirs term Of Office, underwhicR
he Il to receive the title Of President and
hold tho position until tho dissolution o
the present Assembly. uai
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q SAINT louis.
- sr. .Iou1a, August99.

.n,ElIs Br. LOUIS, Augustss, /
Informations have been fled IN the Y.
g, District Court by Collector Murdock,
Of the Second District, against the distil'
leries at Marble Hill, owned by james
Dunn, David Rankin, james Crews sDa'
vid Creilz, James Bishop, John McElralhr
George Miller and lethro. Hoyiton. An
a,temrt to dCfraud the Government IL al'
legged as the ground for the seizures. ,5r
Eighty.flve thousand dollars is the price
Al which the city's stock III the North
Missouri Railroad Company was sold. i
seems not improbable that the couhty'i
stock will be sold to the same parties ioI
the same sum, sr,
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Grant Umbosoms 10 an Interviewer.
NEW YoRE, August %.

President Grant has informed an inter.
viewer Of Long Branch that he thinks
there is no lack Of harmony among New
York Republicans as 4 discord which
some men try TO make, always clears uE
when election comes, That the New
Orleans muddle hbeyond his iathoming
that the TammGny frauds and Orange
riot viii defeat The Democratic party ol
New York, and thatif We can't get from
the Coreans treaty which will protect oul
sailors there In the future, we won't forctt
the treaty iron the Coreans, but Will teacn
them a lesson that will probably protecI
our sailors lust as we'll ...
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FhSBuIsabprgef Poisoning. ;
10 . BSftot. N ,tprs. Aurtist 90

In the I,uifenbarger poisoning case to.
day nothing Of Importance was brought
out. The cross examination Of Prof.
Wormly was concluded. Dr. sprague,
who was present when Buffehbargefs re.
mains we're exhulHed, was next called!
He said that everything about the grave
indicated that he had never been disturb.
ed. He procured the jars in which the
organs We're brought to Prof Wornly'
He recognized the appearance OF the
lungs at the grave. They were OF q dark
pinRish Cdoha considerably collapsed
The .walls Of the abdomen were far from
having theRppeatance Of being patboiled.
II ala not occur 10 him while ,periorfn.
ing the operation to decrease theorfifiees
by lieatute. The undertaken was exam.
iied and also two other men as to the
identity Of the remains. There were
about seventy.five ladies present during
the examination to-day. AAanFss 2
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.


LoED0S, August 22.
Sir Edward Thornton, the Minister TO
Washington, has gone to BalmOrAl TO take
the oath rs u member ol Her MNJestYs
privy council. IL w
The Times says to-day thatlurther loans
are necessary 10 restore Paris to lis Condi-
tlon before the war.
The French deputatlou now visiting Ire.
land have crossed into England, and will
visit the city Of York, They are cnthu'
siastIcally received everywhere, Their
visit Is for the purpose of returning thanks
for the aid given 10 the French during the
war,
A grand celebration is TO be held at
sydenham, in honor Of the union with
Germany,
The steamer PrinCe of Wales, from
Hong Kong 10 BankOk, Siam, lOnnderod
nj sea, and fifty persons were lost.
The North American, from Baltimore,
has arrived at liverpool. iss % a. ~
The Austria touched Movillc and pro-
ceeded. .. ... ". t.H ..
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KGhsas ultE Exposition.

The arrangements for the Kansas City
Industrial Exposition, which begins octo.
ber 18th, arc nearly completed, and tho
success Of the inillatoTy efforts L. beyond
all expectation. The entire business in.
terest of the city a senlisted, and the ex.
position will he The greatest ever held
outside Of st. Louis, A. Cbmn1odiOus
building will be erected on the grounds
of the diving pafli association.
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4 shindy in Dublin.

DUBLIN, August 92.
Asa band ofmusic was passing through
ST. Limerick to-day. followed by large
crowd The signal was given, when they
commenced stOning the police who were
watching the proceedings. The latter i'm
mediately rushed upon their Assailants and
after some hard lighting succeeded In
dispensing them. Several persons lnjur-
ed were taken othe hospital,
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NEw YORK, August ".
AGraV With Texan Cattle DroverS
4 in Kansas' .a9

9 About week ago In an election row at
Newton, at the terminus Of tho Atchlson,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, 100 miles
southwest OF Topeka, q Texan was shot
and killed by one McClosky, the TexSn 7
being the aggressor. since that ,,lN' n.ne
McClosky has been appointed z ponce
man, and there has been o fegd between I.
him and tbe Texans, which eliminated IN
a General fight Oh saturday night, IN
which McClosky md another Texan were
killed and two Others. = mvortta!ly and tour
Ssrionsiv liS wounded. There Is but little
law in that region and moro trouble Is an
iicInoicd. The Texan cattle drovcrs have
congrcgated there in large numbers,
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TIM supervisors will meet to-day.
There is a general expectation that they
win order an election on the question OF
subscribing to the Railroad to the Brooke
county line. We hope sdp .'
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New York Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows. a7s ~ .'u
tt,,,. ~ l. AO0,,at 90 ID.

The Grand Lodge Of odd Fellows Of
the State bf New York assembled to-day
and opened IN due form. A. I. Morse, ol
berlin, Prussia, was presented and re'
.ceived by the Grand Master. Hemade a
gratifying report Of work done in Prus'
sia. lie has recently established six
Lodges and ono Encampment.
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SPAIN.
.EEE MApRw, August ss.
cPetIeti.

.uE 81 MADRID, August Ss.
Crown Prince, Humbut, OF Italy, is
hero visiting Ids brother, King Amodeus.
The budget Is ready for submission to the
Cortes. The expenditures ior the year Is
estimated at GOOOOO,OOO pistoles; reye.
nuc at 6S0,00OOOO pistoles, The Minis
try of Finance anticipate that the deficit
will bO easily covered, and, therefore, re-
gard 1t an unnecessary measure as to the
public debt. 1t is announced that q
Consulate General will I've established In
Alltho Spanish and American republics.
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Destructive Fire at Pulastij Tenn.
-l- NASHVILLE, August %.


A special to the RrpuJihdn Banner
from Pulaski states that fire broke out
in that place al Z o'clock this morning in
tho machine shop Of Patterson & Connel,
below the northeast corner Of tho public
square. The wind was high at the time,
and in q short time the whole block Of
buildings In that locality was In flames.
Having no engine and small water faclli.
ties, II was impossible 10 arrest tho pro,
gress Of the fire. The machine shop and
family grocery and dwelling house Of G..
McGfew, tho dwelling house Of +. L,
Williams, the livery stable and store Of
Rainey 4 Varcs, the livery stable ot ]. II.
jackson, and tho grocery OIL r. j. Choate
& B. Hanes vera totally destroyed, and
but few of the contents saved. Several
kegs Of powder exploded In Choat q
Hanes' store, but fortunately injured no
one. Tho stables saved Nieir horses. The
flre was accidental, occasloned by pipe.
The loss Is very heavy. .,a
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WISCONSIN,.

sHtW F' h.- MADISON, August 70.
The Democratic State Convention will
meet here tomorrow nOonf Quite mum.
Dor Of delegate are already here and can
wasting has begun. ,l.,, i-H.-. ..a.l..
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rhe AnsIo.CanndIan ROM Race.
y ST. JoHNs. N. b., Aug. 81. 10

Isu r,n.d ST. JOINS. N. B., Aug. 81 40
The odds in betting tonight on the An.
glo. Canadian boat race were two to one
on the English crew. The 81. John
men got but littlO backing, even at these
odds, and tho amount Ol money staked
upon the race Aihug far, is insignificant.
Tho st. John crew rOwCd over the course
this morning, and though the men keep
silent "a to their time, their friends claim
that they made six miles in forty mintites.
Tho st. John crew pull rs high as forty.
two strokes to the minttN when in prac-
ticc, hut their regular pull Is II long stroke
about thirty.ninc to the minute. There
Ia very little excitement about the race, II
being considered as good As determined
in advance that the race will be post
poned Wednesday, II the weather L. TN
Il " HALlEAx, n s., Aug. 2ls
Sixteen hundred passengers are tC
leave Halifax, Saturday next, TO attend
thp aquatic carnival. The new Tyne
crew went around the race this morning
VIZ ST. tonN's, N B., Aug. %.
TGe crews lave finished training, and
arc resting to-day. Both crews are II
capital condition, and n splendid race Il
anticipates The city is crowded with
visitors. There Is very little betting, but
Tho odds are in iayor Of the Tyne crew
HALIFAX, Aug. 29i
Th6Second Tyne crew are very conf
dent, and anticipate that the only contes
will be between them and the Reniortl
crew, There are Ave entries fof the, sin
| tle scull race, namely: Rentorth Brown
| Of the Prior crew; Coulter, Of the Amerl
can crew, sadler and Taylor Of the Bag
neil crew; and Tracy Of the Barloi
crew. This race excites equal attention
almost with the iOur.oared race. Waite
4 Brown, Of the Pryor crew, has goot
reputation, and Il Is expected that ID
lcontest between him and Reniorth will b
ypfV Hlose. tfs. if |
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Reports from the richest cotton fields
IN Alabama and Massachusetts say that
the army worm appeared In greater
numbers than before. The ball worm ls
also reported In many counties
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New York PolltICSs..The Tribune on
81 the situEtiOB.
sT Nav YoRK. Aug. 29.

Tho Tribune Of this morning says II
the Republicans lose the election this
fall Il will be the work Of faction ma
nopollaiDg the federal patronage Of our
city, who will permit no Republican vic
tory unless Il will insure their special ad.
vantage. This faction hope TO carry the
country Republicans by charging their
adveTsaries with the Tammany affiliations,
II declares that the Republican office.
holders under the TNmmany fling came
10 their places by prearraneement made
when the city charter Of 1870 was
passed, and that at that time the Times
Cnvo TO that charter It's support, and com.
mended the appointees under II. r
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A brilliant Meteor observed.

ST. LOUIS, August %.
A brilliant meteor was observed In the
southern sky between Q and 10 O'Clock
Sunday night, II seemed to shoot Of in q
milky way and passed ina western di.
rection, ...
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GhaGtte5tliaett
MAKE arrangements to be at home to-
morrow and vote against Convention.

Il. &. cRooKs, Of this State, has been
promoted to a second.ClaSS clerkship in
the Sixth Auditors Office at Washing
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steamer Lost on the Rhode island
~ A ,-. ., Coast, .r.a...

\ PROVIDENCE, August 9S.
2 The smack Ida Mary, arrived at New.
port, this morning, with wrecked material,
including part ofa pilot house, with the
word Wyoming painted on II, an extension
table, life preserver, &C., from the wreck
OF n Steamer sunk about three miles of
The shore. Two mast heads are out Of
water. She appears 10 have been blown
up by powder or steam, " .. .,.-.
+ sUl qsi,g, NEW YoRK, August9s.
The Wyoming halls from Perth Amboy,
and was on lief way from this city TO
Providence. She was from three to four
hundred tons burden. Jll 800 ~
The crew of the sunken steamer Wy.
oming are SAFE. Lgrn' a aa.i sd i1J .in
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Tic Choiera In Eurone.

BERLIN, August ~.
The cholera ls spreading at Koenigs.
burg. Dantrig, Stcller, and the south Of
Prussia, atc still full Of the disease.
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LONDON, August ~.

Subscriptions to the new lOnn to-day
exceeded the whole amount 0heredn The
books viii be closed tomorrow instead
ofThursday, Ms has been advertised.
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AUSTRIA.

T.a'sH VIENNR, August 22.
II Is sem.oiilcially stated that the En-.
peror will not at present go 10 Badgastian,
hut will meet the Emperor Of Germany
at tImO hereafter designated.
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HAtIFAx, August 81.
The Peruvian, from Liverpool, has ar.
rived also the City Of Halifax, from
Newfoundland
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Success of tho New Loan In Europe.
NEW YoAK, August 90.

A London dispatch 10 Jay Cooke u
Co., says; The sitRcfiption today at
noon, was $5O,OOOO0O. Information re-
ceived by Gable, Ia Wall street, says II
is probable that $l00,00O0OO will he
taken in NIL to-day,
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I. Preparatory course Of ono year. 2. Regular
Literary Course, including the. Ancient Ian.
guages, for the Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts. ..
Literary and Scientific COurse, for the Degree OF
Bachelor OF Sciences. 4. The Course for Master
nf Aria, D. Tho Coursn for Master OF Sciences,
Il. Special Courses In Practical Chcmistryt civil
Engineering, &C. Detailed Information Rs 70
ihesp Courses Will he iound In our Catalogue.
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The Italian government has taken
the most stringent and precautionary
measures against the cholera T7.