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PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 25.-The American
pathological association closed its sessions this
afternoon and adjourned to meet next July at
Lafayette college, Easton, Penn. Officers for
the ensuing year were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, Rev. DIR. A. c. Kendrick, ID, d., of the
University of Rochester, N. Y; Vice-Prcsidcnts,
Professor Francis A. March of Lafayette college,
Easton, Penn, and Professor James IIadley of
Yale college; Secretary, Professor George +.
Comfort of Syracuse University, N. Y. Treas
urer, Hon. J. Hammond Trumbull Of Hart
ford, Conn; Executive Committee, Chancellor
Howard, Crosby University, of New York |;
Professor T. W. Evans of Cornell University,
lthica, N. Y. Professor William +. Allen of the
University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin |;
Professor Robert Hardness, Brown University,
Providence, X. L.; Professor Crawford II Foy,
Southern Baptist Theological seminary, Green
Vile s. O.
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WAsmsGToN, July z5.-Rear Admiral Joseph
Lanman, lately commanding the South Ameri-
can heet, is placed on the retired list by reason
Of long and faithful service. His retirement
promotes Commodore Alex. NJ. Pennock, now
commanding the Portsmouth, N. H., navy yard.
to rear admiral. and Captain Il. II. Wyman, in
charge Of the hydrostatic office here, to be com
modore. There will be no promotion to ill the
vacancy caused by Wyman's promotion, which
reduces the list of captains TO fifty, the number
required by law.
Contracts under bids for furnishing naval
supplies will be awarded the latter part of next
week. The supplies to be furnished are very
large, embracing all kinds of material used in
the construction of ships at the navy yards, the
cost of which will be about 100000 for the
present fiscal year. II is probable that as soon
the contracts are awarded work At the navy
yards will become more active,
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Foreign News.


ENGLAND.
LONDON, July $3.50 4. M-The debate in
commons in the case of Justice Keogh, involv-
ing the home rule question, which was TO have
been brought up last night on motion of Isaac
Butt, member for Limerick, has been postponed
The rumor that 4 difficulty has arisen in the
Geneva court of arbitration is positively contra
dicted.
FRANCE.
PARIS, July 25.-Three of the communists
convicted OF participation in the massacre of
hostages IN Rue SaXo were shot at SatOry to-
day. One of the condemned when brought TO
the place OF execution shouted "Abas la Com
mune The other two cried give la Com
mune" in their last moments.
PARIS, July 25.-Ihe striking coal miners at
Denalh made an attack to-day upon a detach-
nent OF troops The latter were compelled to
fire upon the assailants, killing one and wound T.
ing several. Forty of the attacking miners were
arrested.
Government authorities have seized a quantity
of arms near the Spanish frontier
Duke de Guise, only child of Duke de Au-
male, died to-day of scarlet fever, aged eighteen
Disturbances were also occasioned last night
by strikers in the city of Auzin, department of
the NOrd They were, however, easily sup
pressed by the troops without casualties.
ReniorcementS OF troops have arrived in the
department from Paris, with tents and provs.
ions, as if for lengthy stay.
of the departments, as well as to the command
ing generals, instructing them to use their ut
most endeavorS to maintain order
The disturbances at Auzin were, nevertheless
renewed this morning, and the troops, who
were peted with stones by the rioters, were
forced TO use their muSkets, killing one of the
strikers Otherwise the department of the
Nord, as well as the entire department of the
Somme, are undisturbed, and the men have
made no demands upon their employers
Troubles in the coal mining districts are be
lieved to be caused by members of the interna
tional society of Belgium.
SPAIN.
MADRID, July 25.-Kng Amadeus arrived AT
Santander to-day, and was enthusiastically
received. The town was gaily decorated, and
the streets we've filled with immense crowds
The king goes to Ferrol, Corona, Bilboa San
Sebastian, Pampeluna and Gorilla, and ther
returns to Madrid.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, July 25.-The forteth anniversary o.
the liberation of Portugal was celebrated here
yesterday with appropriate festivities.
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boquet Of verhenaS, sweet pea, phloX, and other
small flowers, tastefully arranged. The other
exhibitors in this department were Mrs. G. H.
Estabrook, Mrs. L. Morey of Shrewsbury and
Mrs. Simon f. Fisher.
In the society's schedule of premiums, yeser-
day was designated for the exhibition of black
berries, raspberries and pears, but there were
no blackberries entered, and but few specimens
of tue other fruits, owing to the fact that they
have not fully ripened as yet. Mr.. E. W. Lin
coin exhibited specimen boxes of Brincke's
Orangesand Northumberland raspberries which
were fully ripe and in fine condition. He also
exhibited quart of La Versallaise currauts,
which, from their large size and general fine
appearance, would undoubtedly have taken the
sOciety's premium for this variety if entered at
the last weeks exhibition. There was only one
entry of pears, plate of Doyenne d'Ete, by Mr..
James F. Allen There were not enough of them
to entitlc the exhibitor to premium. Among
the other articles exhibited were Early Harvest
apples by Charles Richardson, Willcoth tOma-
toes and Early Rose potatoes by Hon. Stephen
Salisbury, and Houghton Seeding gooseberries
by Joseph E. Phelps.
The regular premium OF SO for the best dis
play ofcut flowers was awarded to Mrs. Daniel
fainter, and s. for the second best to Hon Ste
phen Salisbury. Mr.. Z. w. Lincoln received 81
for the best two quarts of raspberries, and 81
for second best. Gratuites of ST each were
awarded to the following persons for their con-
tributions Mr. II. S. Rice, boquet Mrs. s. L.
Fisher, wreath, MIS-. Geo. IL. Estabrook, boquet,
Mrs L. Morey, dish of flowers, Mr.. Charles
Richardson, apples.
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Eirea.


New YORK, July 25.--The loss by the burn
ing of the Catholic protectory at Westclester,
this morning, is about S150,0O0.
i twas an educational home for vagrant and
criminal Catholic children, presided over by the
sisters OF charity and its destruction leaves
some 500 children homeless.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 25.-Lovecraft's
planning mill, together with the building of T.
q. King, occupied by Schrantz & Co. as furni-
ture factory, and some adjoining buildings,
were burned this morning. All the losses were
about $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-Ths afternoon the
extensive saw and planning mills of Mahaify &
fohey, situated in West Philadelphia, were
burned 1l Loss $4,000 to $1,000; insurance $1,000
The buildings belonged to George S, Garrett of
Delaware county, whose loss, $4,000, is partial
ly covered by insurance
NEW YORK, July pa fire occurred this
morning In McCollum & Autenreittis's brass
foundry at Hunters Point. Loss 100000 in
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Manitoba.
The Indians UniriendIy and Defiant,

TORONTO, Ont, July 25.-The following ad.
vices have been received from Fort Garry, Man
t0ba:
Indian Commissioner Simpson returned to-
day from Fort Francis, where he has been at
tempting to make a treaty with the Indians,
His efforts were entirely unsuccessful. For
thirteen days he was surrounded by $500 saw
ages, who would neither entertain nor make
propositions in regard to a treaty.
The gold developments in ShebOndawn
county had filled the Indians with ideas too lofty
for approach. Simpson is confident that unless
military force is provided, there will be seri-
Gus difficulties with the Indians. The Indians
told him they proposed to stop mining opera
tions.
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Judge Hnrnnrd,s Tr,ul.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 25.-The Barnard i'm
parchment case is progressing slowly. The
counsel TO day argued on the admssbility of
the article OF impeachment based on undignihed
words used cy Barnard while sitting in court.
= ADRIAN Herzog, furniture dealer with Marcott
20, swore that chairs bearing the monogram
" y; y. upon them were sold TO and paid for by
the Erie railroad company. There were twelve
oil them, costing $50 each,
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WASHINGTON, P. NJ, July 25.-Probabili
ties: Areas of rain and cloud will extend, with
southerly TO easterly winds, falling barometer
and increased temperature from the lower lakes
southwark to the Ohio valley, and thence east
ward over the middle states. Partially cloudy
weather, with s0utherly winds on the south
Atlantic and gulf coast clear weather in New
England till Friday; clearing weather in the
northwest, upper lakes and Mississippi valley,
with southweSterly and nOrthwesterlv winds
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HAVANA, July M.-Gen. Rignelme telegraphs
report of an engagement with nineteen re-.
naming members of the famous expedition. Ten
Of the tilibusters were killed and four captured,
VINO were subsequently executed. The five who
escaped are likely to die of hunger.
lmportatons of Cinnamon continue. Two
shiploadS arrived last night
capt Allan has captured Augustin Aguero,
the revolutionary postmaster general.
Gov. Zabalza returns to Spain on the Both.
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Personal TeIeurams.

Charles Mattagent OF the Keokull packet COM
pany, has been arrested for embezzement.
Dr. Simon p Taft Of Newark, was arrested
yesterday on a char5e of abortion upon Mrs.
Observation-Disclosures of Hackettstown, result
ing in her death.
Minister Bernard, from Nicaragua, Lieuts.
Rhodes and Goodwin aud other naval officers
lately attached to the Darien canal surveying
expedition, arrived at New York yesterday on
the steamer City of Austin, from Galveston, via
Kew West.
Harlow W. Chittenden, distinguished citi-
zen of Syracuse, and ex-genera SUPERINTENDENT
OF the New York Central railroad, died Wednes-
day night.
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A minnesota Town Filled With ThrenI-
enInR ChIppewas.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 25.-The st. Paul Dispatch
says dispatches were received last night by Gov
ernor Austin from Branerd, Minnesota, stating
that the town was filed with Chippewa Indians
who were threatening trouble They were or
dcred to leave, but refused; and the governor
had been called upon for troops. Three com
pancs of the first regiment were therefore or
dered TO leave on special train this morning,
aud will he joined on the route by other cOtn.
panies. The cause of the trouble is supposed TO
be the hanging by mob of two of the murder
ers of Miss Macarthur.
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Heavy Landslide at Piusburu.

PITTsBURG, July pa heavy landslide oc-
CURED this afternoon on what is known as
BoydS hill, on the side facing Second avenue.
An immense mass of earth moved down. com
pletely demoshing four new brick houses
owned by John Mullen. Two other houses
were damaged, but the occupants escaped un-
hurt. Further slides are anticipated, and CON
siderable uneasiness is felt among the residents
in the neighborhood.
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Hpeenhes q, nn-aa,.

WATERvILLE, Me-, July 25.--After the com.
mencement dnner,Ispeeches were made by Hon.
Hannibal Hamlin, (who closed with a euogium
on the retiring president,) DR.. Champln. Rev
DR.. Cuttngot New York, Rev. Mr.. Penticost of
Brooklyn, Dr.N. NJ. Wood Of Shertlef college,
Alton, Illinois, and Others. The president made
retiring remarks, which closed the proceedings,
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Thanks.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-Minister Thornton
mas sent to the secretary of state, at the request
of the governor general of Canada, a letter of
thanks from the government for valuable friend
ly assistance rendered by the United States rev.
eenue cutter Nansemond to the British ship
wimbledon, which was stranded on Il sand bar
in DaboY harbOr, near Savannah
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ADvERTIsINs RATES.

Is DaTLT sPr-For the square u tsnu Is Of azat
type. time IS cts. each subsequent inse ion cis;
week s2.I5; 2weeks slOO; month $3.50; year So;
and the same proportonally for any number Of squar
Two lines for one week sLOO; three lines SIPS;
lines 81 81 five lines $50. Local notices IS cents per
line tor each Insertion. Business notices Is cents per
line. Obituary notices resolutions Re, l5cents peril
Legal advertisements per square for t insertion
each subsequent insertion Scents
Special positions in the paper and special styles
display will be charged extra rates. Cuts and doub
column advertisements allowed only to limited extent,
and double rates charged for the whole space occupied
Is WEEKLY SFr-First Insertion slO1 per square
each subsequent insertion 50 cents; months soc; on
year $500.
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The Dominion.

TORONTO, Ont July 25.-Johnson, member Of
parliament for Belfast and deputy grand master
Of Orangemtn in Ireland, arrived last night.
This morning an immense procession, number
ing thousand Orangemen, accompanied him
through the city to the park, where addresses
were presented and speeches made. He will be
entertained at public dinner this evening,
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The End OF M. Caincnzy - Dismissed
from Ihe Diplomatic Service

ST. PETERsBuRG, July 25.-The Journal dc
st. Petersburg to-day publishes an imperial de-
cree, dismissing from the diplomatic service of
the emperor NJ. de Catacazy. The Journal
states that the publication by Catacazy of his
pamphlet in relation TO his imbroglio with See.
reiary Fish, was entirely without the knowledge
and against the will of the government.
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JORDAN PoND.-MeSSrS. Editors; In your
notice yesterday of the sad event of the drown
ing of a young man the day before, in pond
in Shrewsbury, you call it "Jordan's pond"
implying naturally that the pond took its name
from some person in some way associated with
it, by the name of Jordan; but this is not the
correct Specification of the name. This pond
is small, beautifully picturesque sheet of
water, situated little south of the now main
Travelled road between Worcester and Shrews
bury, about two miles from the latter place.
Some sixty or more years ago Baptist church
was organized there, composed of members
from that and the adjoining towns. This
church fourished with considerable vigor for a
plumber of years and good many additions
were made to it from time to time; and as
Shrewsbury is situated upon the top of hill,
this pond was the nearest body Of water of
sufficient magnitude where candidates for adj
mission to the church could be baptsed. conSe-
quently they were all taken to this water for
the performance of the baptismal rite. Curl
osity, as usual on such occasions, generally
drew out multitude of spectators, and on the
way to the pond some one among the crowd
cried out, owe are all going to Jordan" Since
that time this pond has been called by the peo-
pie of Shrewsbury "Jordan pond" w.
Worcester, July 25.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
20 THE WOROEaTER DAILY SPY
FROM THE INTERIOR OF AFRICA.
Letter from DR., Livingstone.

Gratitude 10 the New York HeraId-The
Explorers Advertisements at the News of
the Last Six Kears-AImOsI Discouraged
joy al the Arrival of StanIey-The
Great Watershed and Drainage which
forms the Nile - DeIcrminafIOn-The
Curse of Ujiiiam SInVery-POrIuguese
Traders.
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New YORK, July 25.-The ocean race for the
Bennett challenge cup took place to-day. When
last seen, the Madeline was about mile ahead
of the Rambler
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HORTICULTURAL ExHIBITioN.-The display
of cut flowers, which is always the most ut.
iractiye feature in the weekly exhibitions Of the
Horticultural society, was better than usual
yesterday afternoon. The principal exhibitors
were Mrs. Daniel fainter and Hon Stephen
Salisbury. The former exhibited very fine
collection of foliage plants and a large variety
of lilies, while Mr.. Sasbury's collection EN-
ibraced some magnificent tropical plants. The
latter also exhibited two specimens Of stanhopea
aud nerides, varieties of orchs plants, in BIOS
som. Mr.. Henry s, Rice exhibited u beautiful
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Thc NrccI,nh s,enn,nr No.. r,,n1n,..

PORTLAND, Me-, July 25.-'The steamer New
lork arrived to-day, bringing the passengers of
the New England, together with her furniture.
Inc captain reports the New England lying on
the rocks, tipped towards the land, with a hole
in her bottom, but not broken up. Her boiler
and engine are in her, and an attempt will be
made to get her off.
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The Geneva Arhitrn,ion.

GENEVA, July % - The Alabama tribunal re-
assembled at halEpast twelve this afternoon
and after session Of four hours adjourned to
Monday. Rigid secrecy relative to the proceed
ings is strictly maintained, and nothing of the
least importance has been ascertaned.
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Pacific Coast News.
mHrdeFess Admitted 10 BHii - slippery
Professions from the Apache EndIans.

SAN FRANCIsCO, July 25.-Mrs. Mckinney,
the young married woman who shot VIM. Cum
mingS dead at Pctaluma for slaudering her, has
been admitted to bail in $50, goo.
Carruibas suit, involving the title TO large
portion of Portland, Oregon, has been decided
in favor of the plaintiff.
Letters from Camp Mcdowell, Arizona, state
that delegations from the Tonic, Pvala and
Cayetero Apaches, and Apache Moayes Indians
came into that post, protesting peace but as
they represented only portion of tribes num-
Dering over thousand warriors, they were evi-
IDENTIFY impelled by movements of troops under
Gen. Crook They were informed that they
must all come IN and surrender their arms, and
agree TO remain on the resery alton. They were
also informed that they could not expect to re-
peat the dodge of showing the white flag, retain
ing arms and drawing raions, and then return
to the war path when the pursuit of troops
ceased.
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Fatal Cannon ExpIos;ou-

NEW YORK, July 25.-Three people were in.
Jured at Ruskville, Indiana, yesterday, one ia
tally, by the explosion of a cannon while DO
litical salute was being fired
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CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT. - UTLEY, ],
Thursday, July 25.-Wm. Talbot keeps a sa-
doom on Cambridge street, and in order to in
crease his income kept open on Sunday, for
which he had to pay fine of $40 and costs.
John Carroll also keeps saloon on Cam
bridge street, and was before the court on a
charge of keeping liquor, which cost him SO
and costs.
James Brown created disturbance in the
Foster street depot, Wednesday afternoon, for
which he was fined So and costs, in addition to
fine Of SS and costs for drunkenness.
Margaret Dwyre charged with being a com
mon drunkard, was sent 10 the workhouse for
three months.
John Sennott on charge of larceny had the
final disposition of his case postponed until
Aug. 26.
Thomas Mccain, for drunkenness, paid the
regular assessment of SO and costs.
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ANOTHER BURGLARY.-W night the
house of Tobias Boand, on jefferson street, was
entered, and a valuable diamond ring, breast
pm, gold chain, set of jewelry and about $40
in money stolen. The ring was the Episcopal
ring of the late Right Rev, Bishop Fitzpatrick,
brother hof Mrs. BOland. 1t was large emer-
aid, surrounded by fifteen diamonds, and cost
$500. All the articles were kept in bureau
drawer, in an unoccupied chamber, and the
robbery was not discovered until yesterday
morning. The burglar, or burglars, showed
thorough knowledge of the house, as they did
not arouse any Of the inmates or disturb any
articles out of the chamber. fhe manner in
which they effected an entrance is mystery, as
every door in the house was found securely
fastened on the morning following the robbery.
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GEORGE TOWER, of Worcester.

where good accommodations can be had at a moder-
ate price. Livery and Boarding Stable is kept
upon the grounds by j. l.. Lilley of Oxford who
Will aim at reasonable cost to meet the wants of
his patrons Lumber shipped direct from the eastern
mills, suitable for building Cottages is now furnished
upon the grounds
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The slrnighl-OuI Democrn1ic rro,emcn1

"c Su"isHi-Oui Democfhnc movement
New YORK, July 25.-Bla1ton Duncan, NJ.
NJ. Pomeroy, Bayard of New jersey, Van Allen
OF New York, and Others, leaders Of the straight
Out democratic movement, held u private con-
ference at the New York hotel this afternoon, to
institute an organization throughout the United
States They report responses from all quarters
to thecall for the third of September Louisville
convention, and say that full delegations from
all the states will be there.
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On THE RAMPAGE.-Felix Devlin and Thos
Conley, amused themselves, between the hours
DISK and seven, last evening, by standing on
Park street, near Portland street, and assaulting
people. In the first place they began upon
three girls, but upon being demonstrated with,
they turned their attention upon those who had
interiered. c. W. Within was the first one as
saulted, and he received several severe bruises
upon the head and face. They next assailed A.
J. Fisher, and W. G. Carey, both of whom show
marks OF severe usage. knowledge of the affair
having been received at the station house, three
officers were sent out, and after u hard struggle
brought them into thepolice office. This morn
ing, in the central district court, they will both
be held to answer on three distinct charges of
assault and battery.
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New YORK, July 25.-The following impor-
tant letter comes by cable to the Herald:
LONDON, July %
James Gordon Bennett, Esq;
Sir; beg leave to transmit to you the follow
ing important and most highly interesting spe-
cial communication, received in this city from
DR.. Livingstone by SANKEY'S mail from Africa,
conveying the thanks of the explorer to the edi-
tor of the New York Herald for the successful
organization of an American search expedition,
which has placed the long lost traveller again in
communicatoneNith civilization.
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MISPLACED CoNFIDENCE.-Some of the en-
ployes at the Boston and Albany railroad shops
an the vicinity of Washington square were
made the victims of a confidence game yester-
day. During the forenoon man neatly dressed
stepped up to one of the workmen in the yard
and asked him if he did not want to purchase
pipe, saying that he wanted to raise some money
to pay his board with. He took from his pocket
what was apparently mecrschaum, well
colored, and offered it for two dollars. The
workman took it, examined it carefully and
finally paid the price asked and pocketed the pipe
a little while afterward he was in the engiue
house showing his purchase and telling of his
good bargain, when out came three more pipes
'ol the same pattern and material that had been
purchased from the same man at prices ranging
from two TO three dollars. If the pipe man is
10 town his customers would like to have him
call again when it is convenient.