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WOMAN SUFFRAGE, il is to be observed. ia
not popular In the southern girls schools. An
orator at one Of the southern commencements
gave the keynote Of southern opinion when he
cAutoneS his pretty young hearers against the
woman Suffrage folly, which is Obtrudipg itself
INTO the politics OF the day; TO have nothing 10
do with II, but 70 kill il with their frowns and
not let il approach close enough 20 touch the
hens Of their garments
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LUccA's FIRKsIDE LoNGINGs.-The ST. I,ouis
Globe says: "Lucca is one of those -charming
little women whom nobody can understand.
During her western tour last winter she was
anxious to have the public know that she W as
tlred OF the stage and longed 70 retire 20 the
nneslde with her dear husband and children.
Ihen she went TO New York and pushed
through a suit for divorce
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WEE MURDER AND SUICIDE.-John wenz
a junk dealer in Poughkeepsie, n. Y, shot his
wife last Saturday afternoon and then shot b m
sell. Both are dead. They had quarreled abo ut
money matters. wenz was intoxicated. They
leave seven children, two of whom are some
where in New Jersey. No one saw the deed
eommtted: Mrs. Wenz was shot through the
neck, and the husband through the roof or the
mouth.
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Drowned while Rathtur

PHrLADKLPHIA, August 12.-Bradford Rit-
tr, aged SO, was drowned yesterday while bath
ing in q creek in Montgomery county. His SON.
aged 10, was in company with and endeayored
to save bis fat er, who hal become helpless
from cramps. He was q clerk in Powers &
and six children.
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The MurderOus sioux.
WHAT SHERMAN AND SHERIDAN SAY Al
THEM.


A report has been received at the War de-
partment from headquarters, Camp STAN
baugh, W. T., dated July %, 1873, which states
that Lieut.. Wheeler returned from his scout
after the Indians who murdered Mrs. Richards
and Miss Hall on the cath ult., last evening.
He followed Them until the trail was complete
ly washed out by severe hail and rain storm,
and found il useless to go any farther In his
opinion the Indians were Sioux from above
Fort fetterman. He had determined to follow
them with his small command OF forty men but
1t Is as well perhaps that he did not do so, as his
men would have been OverDowered. In his
opinion thorough scout ought 10 be made to
Fetterman with three Companies of cavalry,
ana he thinks two more com panies ought to be
sent to Stambsueh for the summer AMI
autumn, which could be sent AWAY at the an
preach of winter. Unless more mounted troops
are sent there tits only question of time before
All the settlers on the Po-pi-agie will be killed
by the savages.
The murders AMI robberies made from
time TO time in the Wind river
valley are by the Sioux or their allies the
Northern ArapahOes, and Cheyennes, who have
their homes in the country about Fort Fetter-
man and Laramie. They come so slyly and re-
turn so rapidly that it Is impossible for the
troops to overtake them. Hedoes not approve of
the scout proposed; 1t would do no good. How
ever, If the government will let us punish the
Indians after they reach home with the troops
stationed at Fetterman and Laramie, he thinks
thu can do it by taking advantage of some IA
vOrable opportunity. There are no Indians in
the western country who so richly deserve
hard blow as these about Forts Fetterman and
Laramie.
GENERAL sHERMAN's ENDORSEMENT.
In forwarding the report to the Secretary of
war, General Sherman says: 81 do not under
stand by what treaty OF by what authority any
Indians are allowed TO reside at or near Forts
should be compelled to go to their reservation
and stay there"
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The GERMAN EXODUS FROM FRANcR.-The
London News Of the 18th ultimo observes
"The nnal and complete evacuation Of French
territory by the German troops is now proceed
day to day. On and after the ID August only
the district OF Verdun win remain in pledge fol-
the payment OF the last instalment Of the war
indemnity. This financial operation win be
concluded within very brief delay, and before
the harvest is carried and the vintage has be-
gun France Will be herself again
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The Maine Democratic state Conyen
ton.

PRELIMINARY sKIRNIsHISG.
PORTLAND, Me, August l2.-The democratic
state convention meets here to-day, and about
one hundred delegates have arrived. The
state committee held meeting last night, and
decided upon Hon. 9. p. Kimball "a president
of the convention. There seems 10 be a diver
sity of opinion as to whether 10 nominate a can
didate or not, but the probability is one will
ne nominated, and James Z. Madigan, Of
AroOstook county, and Joseph Titcomb, OF
York county, are the most prominent c4ndi-
dates spoken of, with the chances in favor Of
ritcomb.
CALLED TO ORDER.
PORTLAND, ME-, August l2.-The Maine
state Democratic Convention was called to
order at IL O'Clock by the chairman of the state
committee. General F. ). N!ckerson was called
to the chair. He said he hal no advice or sug-
gestions to offer, and should therefore make no
speech.
Secretaries were then appointed, and the
chairman of the committee on credentials re-
ported five hundred and sixty-eight delegates
present. A recess of half an hour was taken
for the deleg ates to elect members of the state
committee and the committee on resolutions,
vice presidents, etc.
On reassembling, VIM. II. Simpson declined
serving as secretary. County delegates then
reported names to complete their organi zation,
and, after preliminary business, the convention
adjourned at o'clock.
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REPUBLICAN GAINS IN KENTUCKY.-A tele-
gram from Lexington, KY, to the Cincinnati
Gazette, dated 8th inst, says: "The election
returns from the state come in slowly, but all,
80 isr received, are very gratifying to the re-
puDncans, showing an unusual fine vots for
them and an increase of representation in the
legislature. Republican gain, IA; loss, 2; net
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BURNED TO DEATH ON THE DIRIGo.-The
Waterman on the steamer Dirigo, destroyed by
nre az Portland, Maine, q man named Hobbs,
q resident Of Cape Elizabeth, Is supposed to
nave been burned to death while sleeping be-
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ALBANY, August 1.-THE National II Eel
and the stores Of j. DiIlenbeck, w. III. Shsffer
Gill ert Hall, and Mr.. Mcintosh, at Cobl skill
were burned Last night The loss is est mated
at $4,000.
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The President's Trim to Maine.

BOSTON, August l2--President Grant arrived
in Boston about eight o'clock this morning,
breakfasted at the Revere House aud left for
Portland at 9.45. The party were received here
by Senator Boutwell,, Mayor Pierce Collector
Russell and Postmaster Burt; also by Governor
Perham, who accom- panied the President TO
Maine,
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SUMNER TOURISTS KILLED.-A dispatch from
Bethehem, n. H., states that six horses at
ached to the morning stage between the Craw-
setting the coach on Whitcomb's hill, in that
town, Instantly killing G. X. Donen Kierl, of
bait more, and fatally injuring A. s. Butler, q
died Several of the passengers were slightly
injured.
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THE PROMOTION of Sevellon A. Brown to
the chief clerkship of the State department
has been followed by the promotion of John II
HasweI, as senior index clerk, and Warren C
Stone in the place OF Haswell
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POISONED HIS MoTHER-IN-L LAVA horrible
case OF murder by poisoning occurred at Owos-
80, Michigan, yesterday. the victim being Mrs.
Wsrtemberg. Her s0n-in-l law, Charles Moore,
was arrested, ard has confessed to having given
her arsenic. A desire to possess her property
was the probable motive for the murder
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Amerca n Vseu..

VIZ GIT THE MEDAL FOR EDUCATION, ETC.
NEW YORK, August 12.-Vienna advices state
that the medal for merit, in group No. IS, edu-
cation, teaching, and instruction, has been
awarded to the collection Of the periodical liter
ature of A merica
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ONE of the improbable events known to the
public service to-day actually occurred, by the
resignation of James A. Van Arsdale, a clerk
in coffee of the First Auditor of the Treasury
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ONK VIII Too MANY.-Michael Sheridan

ONE WIFE Too MANY.-Michael Sheridan
Of East Newark, was locked up YESTERDAY OF,
charge OF bigamy, his bondsmen having given
him up. He has one wife in the insane asylum
at Trenton. The other is Bridget Reilly, aged
Is. Sheridan declared that he never married
Miss Kelly. She said that he was her husband
ana that the records of a church in New York
would attest her assertion. Her brother searched
the records OF all the Catholic churches in New
York. he found there were ffty-two If them.
When he came TO the iftieth church, St
Joseph's, he found they were married there by
the Rev. Father V. p. NJ. Clancy, on the 9th
day of January last.-N Y SIM. liza
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ASuNDAY PRIZE fIsHT- Tsrenfy-ssren Po,pf,
~ fVty-etgkf MINUTES Bill Donovan aud Tom
MaiOney fought at daybreak yesterday near tie
treat Neck Tor 500 SIDE. The party started
NJ midnight from New York. The tug toached
AT llth street, saith street and list street and
steamed up the Sound. The ring was roped on.
aSuiek fhllllns was chosen referee, and the
light began. Maloney claimed and was allowed
hTst BLOND, and Donovan received the worst OF
u Tor SIX rounds; then he went 20 work and
pounded Maloney until his seconds threw IN
Ihe sponge, aud Donovan was declared the win
ner after game struggle which lasted through
= ROUNDS, occupying - minutes. Both men
were badly cut up Both of Maloney's ewes
closed hfteen minutes after the fight, his left
ear was confused, and his nose and mouth were
badly swelled. Donovan's lips were badly cut.
ana he exhibited two deep cuts over his right
eye, and his face was badly bruised. The marty
returned without being molested by the police
~. Y. .Shn. liz.
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BRIGHAM YouSe's DIVORCE SUIr.-The ar
gument on the Jurisdiction of the court in the
Young divorce case has been completed
at Salt Lake city. The court reserves lbs deci-
sion.
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Boston, August 12-The Mzssacalsetf. re-
publican state committee met to-day. and An
pointed September 18th for the stats coovss-
lion, to be held at worce Ter.
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THE PRISONERS in the Richmond county fail
occupied themselves on Friday I'm digging hole
under the floor and through the outer wall. The
lole was observed from the outside before they
had attempted TO escape through ft, ana rasy
were SCI M a.
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HE CoLoRED CITIZENS OF OHIO will hold
convention at Chillicothe on the Pod inst, to
take into consideration their political situation,
and the cause of the Dissatisfaction existing
among tnem concerning their political status.
three parties In the field, and the colored people
must be amazed to find themselves the recipients
of so much disntereeted and wholesome adj vice
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ADvICEs FROM THE YELLOWSTONE ExPRpI.
TON have been received up TIL August 9Th al
the War department, showing that at that tim,
the expedition was opposite Powder river
encountering bad roads, and scarcity of water
aud grass.
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THR KENTUCKY KUKLUX.-The recent ont
RACES by KukluN in Owen county, Kentucky,
have eNasperated even the democratic press on
the state. The Louisville Courier-,Journal for
example, says: 1--WE have an opportunity 20
test the merit Of the kukluX bill passed by tue
last legislature. There is great necessity for it,
immediate and unshrinking execution. Out
laws are disgrscing the state. Masked bands
OF armed men arc committing depredations
which are shame and a reprOach both TO our
civil government and TO our civilization. We
hope the midnight sssassins will be brought 20
Justice and TO punishment Outraged law and
the repose and well-being of society demand IL,
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AN ALLEGED SKDucER SHor-Johu Curtin
shot and killed man named Thompson on
maine street, San Francisco. yesterday. The
the cause of the shooting.
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Escape Of Four SonvIcts from Sing
Butler will know no. II f. sent r.

PouGHKEEPsIE, August 12--Four couyicts
escaped ffom Sing Sing prison some time las
night BY cutting their way through the roof.
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From EurOpe To-day.

AUSTRIAN VESSELS ORDERED TO SPAIN.
VIENNA, August IA squadron of Austrian
war vessels has been ordered to the coast of
Spain.
ACCEPTS.
LONDON, August 12.-Upon the declension of
the Office of master of rolls by Sir John Duke
Coleridge, it was offered TO Sir George Jessel
who has concluded TO accept the position.
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INTERNAL REvENUR.--The receipts from this
source to-day were SIS6.79222.
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RESCUED PROM LYNcHERs.-HenryA A. Ploe-
ger shot and instantly killed George Smith, at
San Pubic, Contra Costa county, CAL, yester.
day. An excited crown took Ploeger and were
about to hang him when constable arrived
and rescued him.
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ROMANCE AND PoLirICs.-There has ha., =.
bit Of romance in the life OF Hon. wm- alisr
whom the str aight-Out de mecrats OF ohio hs,s
nominated Tor governor, and IL involves another
The Columbus state journal tells the two sto-
mes hus:-At the beginning OF the political
campaign I'm 1890, when Allen was nominsted
TOT Congress by the democrats. and McArthur
me whig governor, was q candidate for re-
elecaon, Allen WAS the lover OF McArthur's
daughter, ant between them there was an en-
gseement 10 be married. But IL Il said that
sIter McArthurs defeat, the governor broke on
the matrimonial engagement, and the Iafy
married kentucky gentleman, who dled h.
lore Aliens term In the Hoase eNpired- Gov
McArthur died about the same time. Al
TINS point comes In another little romance
gentleman who was an ultra democrat ana (.
great sdmirer of the then rising youps man
Allen q. Thurman, had a daughter, who. much
10 her fathers chagrin, married 4 whig. In
making his viii. the Old gentleman disposed OF
as property TO hts daughter in such a wav that
The whig husband could not acquire title in h
This lady also became \ widow: che afterward
met Allen @. Thurman, aud is now Mrs Sena
tor THURMAN 10 was ~ the wedding OF Judge
thurman that Mr.. Allen again met Miss Near
'hur, (hy this time the widow OF the Kentucky
gentleman.l The Old love was renewed. they
were married, and lived happily together unfit
he death OF Mrs. Alien, which occurred before
: he expiration Of MIR. Aliens senatorial term
Nj Allen has since been a widOWer.
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LIFE IN VIENNA.

Woman's Rights from n Low Plane
Diversity of Female LabOr-NO LoIl.
Ing from Street WindOws-The PEG
pies Gardens The Siugsptei
Halien rs AN Educator-What il to
be Seen Outside of the G. rand Exhibi.
ton. Ac.
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EXCURSIONS. PIC MICS, &c

THE EXCURSION advertised for the benefit Of
II 5TH BAPTIST CHURCH, 70
take place August 1871, is lNDFFI- = s4isz<Ese
NlTELf POSTPONED, in c0nse s<F7rr<-s.ss
quence Of the destruction u the Steamer WaWaset
Persons having bought tickets can have the money
refunded by returning them to those from VIII On
they pnrchased.
auRII-2t &C MEADOR Pastor
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The PROGRAMME for the Open-air concert of
the Marine Band, Prof. Fries leader, at the
Capitol grounds to- morrow afternoon is as fol-
lows:-1. Quickstep, e" Inmau Line, >" as PLAYED
az Boston Jubilee, Warren; 2. Overture Tan
credi, kosslni; 5. CIR. Intr and Waltzes, uto-
graph, Strauss; 4. Rage in Irland, serio-coinic
POtpOurrl, Boyer; .. Ballad. - never can for
get,' Mellon; 6. Galope, " Battle OF Inker-
MANN Brepsant; :. Romance, " Fleur de
Thee" L6cOCq: s. Finale
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Wall street Ia-xfax

NIw YoKK. August l2-Mones i loanins Al
4. Foreign exchange weaker tor hong sferiins
NJ bSA. Gold dull ard lower, with ali trans
setsohs ~ il5R 10 li5A. Rates paid for carry
ing are "a ] par O nj. Cove nment bonds
q m southern stAte securities dull and steady.
he stock market has been weak, chief, IN
fAeine mall, which declined from a |. 10 tok
~ ~ sales. Tie decline in the REMAINDER 81
ene ~ has been comparatively slight, aver
aging only about h per cent
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Tine LoWerx scare RedixIxus.

MAN SHOT DEAD BY THE SOLE SURVIVOR OF
THE GANG.
NEW YORK, August PA Wilmington IN.
c. dispatch states that Floyd Oxendine, color
ed, a peaceful inhabitant Of Scuffl etown, was
slot dead by some one, supposed to be Stephen
Lowery, the only one of the outlaws alive
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PRESIDENT GRANT lelt Long Branch for
Maine at noon yesterday.
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SECRETARY BELKNAP returned to Washing
ton this morning in the early tram.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fine Old Rye whisky,
Fine Old Bye Whisky,
Fine Old Rye Whisky,
Fine Old Rye whisky,
Fine Old Rye Whisky,
Fine Old Rye Whisky,
Fine Old Rye Whisky,
ARRANTED WARRANTED WARRANTED
PURE PURE PURs
AND UNADULTEEATED,
ro7 GeHsrdl and MEDICINAL Use
ILLS i the article We have now sold for upwards
o. hVe years with universal satisfaction put up in
In any quantitv.
~ Notice, that we will return the money IL this
Nhissy does not give satisfaction prove repre-
Also an excellent stock OF California wines-Port,
sherry, Angelica, NJ uscstel, Hook and Claret: also
Nelly Island Catawba and imported Liquors of all
kinss AETHUK NATrANS, Druggist,
Uz-u Corner Of ID and ID streets nOrtnx est.
Bachelors Hair Dye fs the best IN the world
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
tlnts no dsar pointment. harmless, reliable, Rstaa
.sneaus blssk OF brown; at ell druggists, and 16
Bond street New Yark. fs-eolY
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CONSCIENCE CONFERENCE.-The Uniteu
States treasurer received to-day $50 in cur
rency in an envelope postmarked New York.
with the following note:
Apk In n L
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The Saratoga Race.

sAhAroeA, August 12--rhe track was very
nsssS this morning. The first race. Tor a purse
me W, after spirited contest. nv three
lengths. Time, ls6A. "
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EsTABLIsuED 1871.

STEAM DYER AND SCOUREh,
No. III f9rs .ANp-A -F@LF STREET, (One door
south Il Colonization Hall
tafe tat- methld Of Informing nv frt4ns. "a
irons, aud the public In General Thar h, ING rs-
Y snlarged end rented ay STORE and BYEING
SIAILlSlthENG with all the modern in or,vs-
hlehle ttereby making Il complste in all is dstas
eluAle BY lev anc surpessed BY nome am preparaA
70 peflor ~ the very besf aud the shorf
ct notice al work tntrusted 70 my care, and 70.
ssectfHlly sohcit call from all no desire Wort
performed In my line, and / will zuAraufee an re
satisfaction both Ia regard 70 the Superior in
" htch will be very moderate. e09'
Ladies dresses cleaned without being taken aRar+
ing the whole garment.
Gentlemeu clothes cleaased without shrf1kipg
hid Oloves elessed 81 The shortest notice lel2-l
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT,
Immense Reduction In Prices!

IN CONSEQ UENcs OF THE LSTENEss OF
THE SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO RE
DUCE STOCK, Am OFFERING
Light Cashmere Suits, at, $40, IL and sIs
Blue Flannel Suits, Thoroughly spOngedJ...Sl4
White Duck Suits .......,... . d : AMI . IN
All Linen Suits....-........ ... -. %
and Vests 1 to match Pants g, and ss
Light Cashmere Pants, sing g. a. S and sc
" hite Msrseilles Vests. .......... = 2 so and "a
hpaca oacks...-...-- =, so and .
Linen Sack Costs...-...7 Sc, L Us, ITS and az
noutns CheViot so
Boys Cashmere butts. .4 and .
Fine Black Cloth Frock Coats = 10, ~ and 9 is
Fine Blue-Cloth FrOck and Sack Coats 5 to sI2
Also, great many other articles too numerous to
menton' at corresponding low prices.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF EXTRA SIZE sr1rs.
IL Purchasers will fnd it to their advantage To
give NE call
1PersOns going To the country or 10 d;aarept
watering Places, can have their waTdrobes replen-
tshed at small expense.
a. = T r US.
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
lOIl Pennsylvania AVENUE,
Between 10th and IIth Streets,
1S Three Doors from EIevesth Street.
CORNs REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN.
BUNIoNs, CLUB AND INGRowINe NAILS
AND OTHER DISEASES OF THE
FEET SUCCESSFULLY
TREATED BY
DIR. WHITE,
SURGEON CHIROPODIsr,
No. 534 Fifteenth street,
Opposite the United States Treasury
Once hours from q. m to IN.
FEE ONE DOLLAR
!Estsollsneein Washlnston, d. O., lsslD ivsO-tt
ExAAISs THE
GOLD SPECTACLE. Se
u,,s H. 0s:i hiissirLrn. o..l.,.s,
I IME! LIMEI LIME
BEST WOOD ,URsT LIME q, q per bsrrs,,
''u 70 ' IL aoSi ls' fiaiihErY, 10th street,
r.; p $500 ? Ieqasn Co.,,
CITIZENS AEAr t Msk sAxE rII1os.
b h''rGsSiss Ss Fetal sss : ... BFgs,
CENERABE MPL YMENT 0FFICE.-AIi per.
% veil e call = ySsEPh BReok s isos i nIl
street, between q and streets, where their orders
will be promptly hilet. fsbll-iy
John g. kEIsINGkk.
ICE CBEAN PAVILION now OPEN.
Families and parties supplied ct reasonable terms.
-Sm- No 6I5 AZ STREET SOUTHWEST.
NOTIoE-That K. 8. JUsrH, 6Is d street, be-
tween 9Th and It'll streets northwest. sells Gus
SECONDHAND CLOTHING
81 less than hsH the cost Of ready made new ones.
ELK DRESSES Q speciality. fets-ly
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TIE MANITOBA MUss. - Governor Austin
and the Mayor of Minneapolis on their return
from Long Branch to this yesterday, had another
Interview with Secretary Fish relative to the
Manitoba difficulties. 1t can be stated that the
matter has not assumed diplomatic aspect
aithough Sir Edward Thornton aud Secretary
Fish have had several Informal interviews con-
corning it. The-proceediBgs now in progress
are OF judicial character, and therefore do
not at present justify diplomatic Intervention.
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PEEsoNAL.-President Grant has donated
three lots TO the Methodists of waukee, Iowa
to build church on. Assistant Secretary
of State Davis has gone north to attend the flu
neral OF his mother IN law. ...'Vice Preside mt
wilson was in Boston yesterday, his appear
ance indicating steady progress toward re-
stored health. ''''Gen. Ord was in Salt Lake
city yesterday on tour of inspection.
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: Acknowledge in ". 7. Times.

CONSCiE NCE.'
He also received SO frem Detroit, Michigan
with the statement that ''the enclosed is deb
que the United States" Both were duly
credited to the conscience fund.