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For New England and the Middle
States, light easterly TO southerly winds
with continued cloudy weather and light
rain on the coast tonight, followed by
partly cloudy weather and rising temper
ature on Thursday.
. For tie Lake Region and thence south
1rGrd to Virginia and Kentucky and S0uth.
scestlodrd to Missouri, light SOuLIeGSt TO
SOuthtOesterly iofnds tciM partly cloudy or
clear W0ather, except In the upper lake
region and thence westward 10 tho Mis-
souri, Valley, for which district, low bar.
ometer, rising temperature, light 10 brisk
southessterlY and southweslerly winds
with local storm areas are probable.
For the South Atlantic and Eastern
Gull States, continued threatening wealth
er and rain, light TO fresh southessterly
to southwesterly winds, increasing In
lorce on the South Atlantic coast, and
stormy weather with high winds will
prevail of the South Atlantic
coast during Thursday. t.3
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A Desperate Fight at Nashville,
Tanneasae. - -t.- 4

NASHVILLE, August 2O.-A desperate
fight occurred on College street tonight
between Officers Plummer and Reed, Of
the city police force, and party ol eight
countrymen, whom they had arrested Tor
creating q disturbance In q asaloon In the
vicinity. Of the Louisville depot and were
bringing to police head quarters. When
near Lincks hotel, William 7. Ridley,
one Of the prisoners, refused TO 60 any
further, and being attacked BY Officer
Reed, q general melee occurred. Several
shots were fired and knlyes freely used.
Plummer was shot in the shoulder and
Reed stabbed in the forehead and badly
beaten. As soon as the shooting began,
the party scattered In all directions. A
colOred man named Charles Allen, in at.
tempting TO stop one of them, was stabbed
twice In the throat, and had his hands
badly cut. Il Is thought his wounds will
prove fatal. The police are securing the
city in search Of the iugttiVes, yet only
two Of them have been arrested.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, August 20-It Is reported that
in the event oi the recess or adjournment
OF the Cortes. which Is regarded as not
improbable, Casleller will visit London,
Berlin, Vienna and Rome to endeavef to
bring about recognition Of the Spanish
Republic. \.
MADRID, August 20.-Three more pc.
troleum iucendiaries have been condemn
ed to death by the Tribunal Of Justice ct
Seville.
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The PresIdsnt In Vermont.

BURLINGTON, August 2O-President
Grant and party arrived here early this
morning from the White Mountains and
was received BY o committe OF citizens
with Mayor Dodge at the head. Alter
breakfast OF the AVN hotel the President
visited various points Of interest, and sub.
sequently received people in the parlor at
the hotel. At half past ten the President
and party were escorted to the railroad
depot by the first regiment Of the Yer
mont National Guard, and while the nat
ional salute was firing departed for Lake
George.
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THIS, from an Atlanta paper, will bring
tears 70 many an eye, 1t relates how
Toy, the engineer, started the first loco.
motive on the Atlanta & West Point Rail.
road ~Ready !" sang the engineer. Then
q tremor flashed through Toys arm,
tllckered about his wrist q moment, then
died upon the throttle, and the great en-;
gine, obedient to his touch, answered
with q little thrill Of uneasiness, then set
tied 10 her work, and, aAtteninlDg her
broad nose like q sleuthhUund on the
track, few like bird out into the dark
meas,
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Cincinnati Industrial Exposition.

CINCINNATI, August 90.-The Art
Committee oil the Cincinnati Industrial
Exposition reported TO the Commission
to-day that, owing 70 the recent arrivals
OF works di art and unexpected applicA.
tions tor space In the Art Hall, the en-
largement Of that building would be nee
eSsarY. The committee was empowered
10 confer with the Park Commissioners
for permission 10 enlarge the hall in
Washington Park.
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BLOODY and FataI Array IL GeOrgIa

AUGUSTA, Ga, August 20.-A bloody
and fatal afray occurred to-day at Swans.
boro, Emanuel county, Georgia, between
Jas. G. King and Bruce Mcleod, which
resulted In the death Of both parties. King
advised his sister.in.lAw not 10 receive
McLeod's attentions. She acted accord
iugly, writing him note TO that effect,
This exasperated Mcleod, who, while un'
der the influence Of liquor, in5ulted King
who resented by slSppiDg his face, where
upon Mcleod fired lour times from o re-
volver, fatally Wounding King, who re-
turned the FIRE, inaictlng wounds from
which Mcleod died. Both parties are
reSpectably connected. King was q law
yer, and Mcleod was clerk,
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Railroad Consolidation between Nil.
Waukee and 81. Louis.

MnwAUKEE, August 20-The officers
OF the Varna, Peru, Mendoza & State
Line and the Milwaukee & Northern IL
lInois Railroad Companies have been 10
session TO. day, aud agreed upon consol-
idation Of all the roads forming the Air.
Line road from Milwaukee TO ST, Louis,
They take the old graded roa1.bed Tor
merly called the Milwaukee q Belolt
railroad, but long since deilnct, leaving
the city 10 pay the bonds issued In aid Of
the enterprise, amounting Qnterest and
ALL to nearly half Q million dollars. The
tax payers congratulate themselves on
having something TO show Tor this swim
die at laat.
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GERMANY.


OFFICIAL NTERDIcEoN OFA PRIEST.
PosEN, August 6.-Last Sunday an Off.
cial notice from the Prussian government
was read to the members Of the Catholic
congregation at Filchne, who had been
convened for that purpose, by the provln.
cial Counsul. It announces that the Prus.
sian government refuses authority to cele.
brate religious offices to Priest Arndt, sp.
pointed by Archbishop Ledochomskl, TO
the post OF Prior Of Filchne without The
consent Of the State. The notice further
states that any such celebration on his
part will be invalid, and will render him
amenable to the law. The members Of
the congregation are warned not TO re.
quest his services in any priestly junction.
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KANSAS.
The Twin Spring Murders.A Mob or
400 Men Threatening TO Lynch
the Murderer.

The Twin Spring MuTders.A Mob OF
400 Men Threatening TO Lynch
the Murderer.
Fl. scorr, KAs., August 2O.-A special
to the Monitor from Les Cygnes county,
represents that there is great excite.
ment there. This mOrniDga mob OF four
hundred men took possession Of the town
and arrested the sheriff. They declare
they will hang the sheriff and burn the
town unless he delivers the person Of
Kellar to them. Kellar Is tho man who
murdered his vile and two children and
his wife's sister at Twin Spring, on last
Saturday night, and afterwards burned
their bodies. The sheriff has been keep.
ing the prisoner hid since his arrest, and
still refuses to tell where he Is concealed.
Tho mob Is determined and trouble Is ap-
pretended. DE.
FT. scoTT, August 2O.-AdditionAl ad.
vices from Les Cygnes state that after
taking Kellar the mob returned to Les
Cygnes, where Kellar eat hearty supper,
after which he was taken into Kellogg's
law office, where an effort was made by
many ol our citizens 10 avert the muir.
derouB desire OF the mob. Gen. O. ".
Blair Is here and used his best endeGvors
10 save the lie Of Kellar. he had been
sworn In as Judge peO TEN of the District
Court. He adjourned the Court until
Monday next, then went with the inIuri-
ated populace to the woods near by, and
again addressed the people in vindication
Of the law. His remarks were temper.
ate, but not sufficient, Elder Gore was
then called for, and appeared and offered
prayer for Kellar, at the close Of which he
was taken by twelve men and hung until
dead.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, August 20-A report from the
vessel on which Henri Rocheiort was
shipped for New Caledonia, says that his
fellow. .conVicts considering his course as
reasonable 10 the cause Of the Commune,
made an attempt u lynch him. The off,
GERS Of the ship were obliged 10 assign
him quarters apart from and protection
against the Communist exiles.
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ITALIAN OHILD.sLAVERY.
How Italian. Boys Are Kidnapped, ,
Brought 10 This Country and Coms
PEELED to Fiddle for 7 heir Masters.

How Italian. Boys Are Kidnapped ,
Brought 10 This Country and Coms
PEELED to Fiddle for Their Masters.
New YORK, August 3O.-At the exam.
inatIon Of VincenezO Motto, on the charge
Of keeping children in serViLude iI viola.
ton OF the Civil Rights law, boy known
as Joseph told his story through an inter.
prefer. He said he did not know his
surname. Three years ago, being then
but eight years old, he met Motto in the
village of Colderlls, Southern Italy, where
he resided. Motto induced him 10 go
with him for the night, promising 10 bring
him homo tho next day, but Instead, ne
took him 10 Naples and put him on board
of a vessel with number OF other boys.
They all arrived in. this city and were
taken to 45 Crosby street. Joseph was
kept locked up Tor one day, and the next
daY he was sent out with the others TO
play on the violin. He was ordered to
bring home 55 cents per day, and couple
of months afterwards 81 per day.. When
he failed to bring that amount he was
beaten by Motto with stick, kicked and
tied up In the cellar, and on one occasion
Motto bit his ear which still retains the
marks oil his teeth, and only led him on
bread and cheesefor about month. Be
ran away and was compelled TO sleep In
the street cars in Central Park, where he
was found. He positively identified
Motto as the man who kidnapped him
and kept him on Crosbystreet and abused
him. r
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APrivale Quarrel EfreclualIy Settled.

NEw ORLEANS, August 2O.-Monday
morning DR.. Eux Guilleroy and Felix
Soilean, who had quArreled OF bali, met
on old Grand Prairie, St Landry Parish,
10 settle the difficulty by fist fight, TO
witness which about q hundred persons
had assembled. Alter the fistflght, a1ght
with pistols occurred, growing out OF an
old feud between Guilleroy and others
present, which resulted IN three killed
and one mortally wounded. The conclu.
sion arrived at by the coroner's jury was
that Augustine Guilleroy killed Carroll
Blackmsn, that DR.. Eux Guilleroy killed
Alexandra Vidrine, and that Arestide
Ortega killed DR.. Eux Gilleroy. After.
being shot down, BIackmAn fired three
shots at Augustine Guilleroy, who Is he.
tween sixty.tive and seventy years old,
mortally woundlng him. Several arrests
have been made.
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THE resources OF tho shah's domlnions
are 10 DO examined and explored by
France as well as England. The an
nouucemeut Is made that French scien-
tifc, literary AMI agricultural commission
is about TO be dispatched TO Persia to
examine the country and report the result
TO the Government. 1t Is not likely that
England will be left alone TO develop
Persia's resources, especially If those re-
sources arc found to be valuable, and TO
promise profitable return TO capitalists
who venture to start industrial enterprises
there. The French and Germans are
getting 10 be as bold and as successful In
their distant enterprises as the English.
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The PresIdent ID Lake GeorGe

LAKR GEORGE, N. Y, August co.
President Grant and party arrived hero
at eight o'clock this evening, Cid Lake
OhRmplaIn, and after holding short re-
ception In the parloEB of the hotel, lett In
a special coach for Glenn's Falls, where
train will convey the party to Saratoga.
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Prisoners Rescued and one Killed by
a Mob at IspInIng, Mich,

MILWAUKEE, August 20.-A private
letter from Ispining Mich, dated August
10, says: We have had riot here, man
was killed in the street and the murder.
ers arrested. While removing them from
the jail 10 the depot, the prisoners were
taken from the officers and beaten; one 30
badly that he died In . few hours, and the
other so that he cannot live; Some Of
the ringleaders have been arrested, and
others are stiIl at large. The Irish are
collecting from various points, and the
IrIsh flag flying. What the result will be
n impOssibie TO tell, sr
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Doctors AND MEDIcNEs,-The follow
ing authentic story Of q Chicago doctor
will blend amusement with instruction ::
We are oilen told that doctors never take
medicine Of their own or any one else's
recommending. l was reminded OF this
a few months ago. went into the office
Oione Of Chlcago's most celebrated phy9i;;
clans to obtain q prescription lor cold
and hoarseness. While he was writing
it out he casually mentioned that, having
been out In the terrible storm oi the pre-:
yious day, a severe cold had resulted, and
that in the morning he could scarcely
speak aloud. As l folded the prescrip.
Iion-which was Egyptian to me, but
seems to be the mother.tongue oI drug
gists-I ventured TO inquire what he had
taken for his hoarseneSs. Loaf sugar and
lemons" was the placid reply. Well that
remedy Of drugs was never used, for l
found ''losi sugar and lemons" excellent.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Local Tickets In the FieId..RalIWay
Accident.

ACCl4VAbe
SAN FRANcnco, August 2O-The Dem.
ocratIc party Of this city "a divided. Two
legislative tickets are In the field. The
Railroad ticket for the State Senate q F.
McOappin and Jeremiah Clark. The
Municipal Convention, claiming to be
anti.railroad, nominated Phillip Roach
and DR.. A. ]. Bowie for State Senators.
The Tax Payers Independent ticket Is
gaining strength daily This can be
truly said Of the Independent movement
In all parts OF the State.
The eastern bound express train ran of
the track, ten miles east Of Truckee TO.
day. No one was hurt. The locomotive
the mail and baggage cars and one sleeper
was thrown from The track. The train
will not proceed before three O'Clock this
afternoon. L
The James surveying party Of the Col,
orado river, encamped on the desert with
the Cozopat Indians, near the river. The
filling Of the Colorado desert from the
waters Of the river Is reported upon as
feasible, ~
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PnnIc In the N. Y. Stock Exchange
Over RumOFed Illness of YRndeTs

PanIc In the N. Y. Stock Exchange
Over RumOFed Illness Of Wander.
bilI.
NEW York, August GO.-The stock ex.
change was: thrown into fever Of excite
ment this morning by the renewal oi the
rumors of the serious illness Of Commo-
dore Vanderbilt, and the still later reports
that he was dying. There was great
rush to sell stock and Western Union was
ratified down, assisted by the bears, from
SOL to S7i, Lake Shore fell from 0S 10 OCT,
Harlem yielded TO the pressure from 1904
TO 1901, and New York Central from l04t
10 1881. The dealings in Vanderbilt
stock were large and attended with ex.
citemenL An inquiry showed that there
was no foundation for the rumored sick
ness OF the Commodore and there was
reaction from the lowest points.
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LIvRRPooL, August 20-The steamer
Italy, IRON New York, and Palmyra,
from Boston, have arrived out
NEW YoRx, August 20-The steamers
Algeria and City Of Montreal, from Liv-
erpooI, and Washington, from 5tetln,
have arrived.
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Tho EurlIsh COLONY In Kansas,

NEW YoRK, August 9O.-A number Of
gentlemen from England and Scotland
Will start for Kansas, In company with
Geo. Grant OF London, who has purchased
a county In that State Tor the purpose ol
founding q colony. The main purpose ol
the project will DO agricultural, and the
principal feature stock raising.
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0EtfQtlteIkiqenrer:

THRDA1LY CoNsERvATIvE,-The first
number Of the new ClarkHburg daily, tho
Conservative, is at hand. 1t Is not very
big, though large enough. An article
copied elsewhere will give the reader an
idea Of It's quality. The salutatory is so
unique a specimen OF that kind Of litera.
ture that we subjoin It:
NO. L-VoL. /.
Adam, "the father Of Us all" was the
first copy Of volume one oi the human
race. He 10 the representative unit Of life
for nineteen hundred years. Re0diDg and
writing were 10 him unknown and useless
BE even was unconscious Of the grandeur
of being the first man in agiganhc world.
He doubtless took things very cool, his
costume would seem to Indicate that. His
SingulArity did not cause him to rush into
the market with patent tnkstand or
sewing machine, no VentureSome Aght'
ming rod man pe0tered him, no canVassers
for Insurance policies or quack medicine
yenders rendered life o burden. He
was not one of the curiosities advertised
BY that ancient BArnum, Noah. The 1g-
ure zone" was his own copyright title
upon which there have been no infringe
ments In the long lapse of years. He lived
without stamps and died without q coffin.
In this latter particular the Daily ConSerU.
dtirs, we hope, will be different. Indeed,
II cannot live without stamps and as for
It's death, Il 1t become necessary, It will
become It's own winding sheet.
Adam felt like stranger In q strange
land. The Conservative partakes also OF
this feeling, and until It becomes a little
more familiar, hue Of modesty will
likely mark It's course.
1t Is not without misgiving It enters In
the world; but II is in full confidence that
il II is not supported It will know how to
yield up the ghost" gracefully.
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nan Damned ID WeIland CanaI.

NEW York, August 20.-The Detroit
mail Of the 18th inst, due last evening,
arrived In q badly damaged condition,
having been In Welland Canal. The mail
includes letter packages for this city,
Phllsdelphis, Baltimore and Washington,
as well as papers for the cities named, and
ENGLAND and Ireland.
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CLEVELAND.
End of the vIadqct QasstiOn..sui-

End Of the VIaduct QueStion..Sui.
CLEVELAND, August 9O.-The ihiunc.
tion restricting the city from building the
yiaduct from Superior street to West Side,
was, yesterday, dissolved by Judge Nc
Lure, and tho subject was brought before
the city council last night, when the ordt.
nance 10 issue bonds TO pay Tor lands ap-
propriated for the Viaduct was defeated.
Thus ends the viaduct question.
A sailor named John Keegan hung
himself, yesterday, In q cell Of tho police
station, where he was confined because
OF mental arrangement. Keegan had no
friends in this vicinity, but It Is thought
had a sister in Brooklyn, New York.
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River News.

CINCINNATI, August 2O.-Rlver o feet
and tending TO rise,
LoUIsyuLB, August 20.-Rlver rising
with 4 feet, inch In the canal, and Q
feet, inch In the chute. Weather clear
and pleaSAnt.
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neniruclIve Flooda IN IndIa.

LONDON, August 2O-A Bombay dis
patch reports that destructive foods have
recently afflicted the province Of Agra,
and that $500 native houses had been
swept away. There had been some loss
Of life.
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Meeting OF Scientific Association al
Portland, Me.

PORTLAND, August 2O.-Tne twenty
first meeting Of the American ASsocis'
tIon for the advancement Of science
opened at City Hall this morning, Prof,
Joseph Lowering presiding, A large mum
Der Of papers have been entered, and the
session promises 10 be very interestipg.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, August 2O-Ths report TO the
health officer shows 807 deaths last week
q decrease Of 10. Three OF these were
from cholera, end 90 cholera iniantum.
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AcuuIt,al OF Heushaw,

FT. WAYNE, August t20-Henshaw has
been acquitted at Winchester of the mur-
der Of Heaston,
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Seal skins and Peanuts Coming.

OMAHA, August 2O.-ThirtY car loads
of seal skins and three oar 1eads Of Call
fornia peanuts passed through the city TO.
day en- route East. .'
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The Dangerous Illness OF Bishop
James.

NRw YoRK, August 2O.-At 10 O'Clock
last evening, the physician attending
Bishop james at his reSideuce In Norris
town, N. j., said bis life WA still In great
danger, but twenty.iour houn would
probably decide his fate,
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CoNsTARTNoPLE, August 20.-Cholera
has broken out in the province Of Bosnia.
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MEXICO.

A Cheerful Report from All PaTtS Of
the Country.
Cry OF MEXICO, August l5-VIA HA'
vANA, August 20.-The Mexican Congress
will assemble on the 10th Of next month.
Dispatches from every section Of the
republic report increasing activity In all
branches Of business
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Accident TO Gen. Burnside and Gov
Howard, of Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE, August 20.-Gen. Burn.
side and Gov. Howard, Of this State, were
severely bruised at Martha's Vineyard last
evening, by being thrown from q car.
riage.
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How would you like 10 have your
daughter marry a ulggeEH" is once more
the slogan In Virginia,
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BuY II Of your merchant II he has It or will
procure Il for yOu. Ifnot, then WEltS for OUT
Pamphlet, "AII about sHpOIIO," and It will bS
mailed free.
ENoCH MoRGAN'S SONS,
90 PARK PLACE, " p
an7-eOdkeoW
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Wealth Of the Mennonite Immi.
Rfnnla.

NEW YoRK, August 20.-It Is stated
that the MennoniteG, who have Just gone
west, brought with them 70 this country
$4,000 In gold, Of which sum, one man
Peter Isaacs, owns $4,000.
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TLOUR-
800 Barrels Nos Rose,
100 Barrels sterling.
100 BAEFols L D. &P, Oboie9 Family.
900 Barrels Gem.
100 BarFeIS L. D. b P. Best.
All trOSh ground iron old Whpat.
! Jy1l LIST, DAVENPORT 4 PARKS,
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Centennial Of q Baltimore NewUpa.
DnpaFs

BALTIMORE, August 2O.-The Baltimore
american celebrates iLB Centennial to. day.
The Office Is handsomely decorated with
flSES and the coat Of arms Of the State, &C,
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
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Exclusively to the IntellIgenesF.

CBy the Western Unlon Line.
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe lt1)