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FAIRHAVEN.
A Clergyman Refused His Old Pulpit.


On Sunday, July 1s, Rev. X. @. Ander-
son conducted the Union service in the
Congregational church, addressing very
large and attentive audience. During the
week following it was announced that Mr.
Anderson would preach in the Congrega-
tional church for several Sabbaths, while
remaining here on his summer vacation.
He was to preach at o'clock, an hour
which would not interfere with the service
conducted by the regular pastor. On
Saturday last a committee of the church
waited upon Mr. Anderson and Informed
him that, on account Of suspected I'M
soundness in his doctrine, the church
would not be opened to him. The action
of the committee at once excited consider
able feeling, and the friends of MIR. Ander-
son obtained the privilege of holding the
appointed meeting in the high school
house. OF course there are two views of
the case, but the prevailing opinion is one
of surprise at the action of the church
committee. Mr. Anderson is a very able
young man, a Congregational clergyman,
now settled over a large and flourishing
church in Milwaukee. He is graduate of
Middebury college and has an extensive
acquaintance in this section. Fairhaven
was his first place of settlement after COM
peting his theological course, and that his
old Pulpit should be denied him by those
who were so lately his ardent friends and
admirers is matter of great surprise. AT
his Sunday evening service in the school
building he was greeted with crowded
house. His sermon was thoughtful and
scholarly, eloquent in diction and breath
ing the true spirit of "A broad aud catholic
rnl.Uion
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Childs, on the Goth of August at Whining
ton. Ten of the twelve children are living,
five SONS and five daughters.
Randolph Normal School.

We would call special attention to the
advertisement of the Vermont normal
school, at Randolph Center, under the
principalship of Abel Il. Leavenworth,
A. M. This school has been the most sue
cessful of the three Vermont normal
schools under the charge of Prof. Edward
Conant now superintendent of education.
Its new principal, Mr.. Leavenworth, is a
teacher of twenty-five years expert
ence, and well known and appreciated
throughout the state. 1t has had nearly
one thousand different pupils since its es-
tablshment in 1867, of which number two
hundred and eighty-three have graduated
and are, large number of them, to-day in
the field as teachers. This is a good record
for the institution.
A new department will be opened at the
commencement of the term in September
next, called "a preparatory and model de-
partment" This has a double object
First, To afford instruction for those stu
dents who may desire to attend but are not
fully prepared to enter upon the first course
of study. Second To furnish an opporlu-
nifty to give instruction in methods of
teaching to candidates for graduation in the
second course.
The normal school building will be en-
larged to double its present capacity dur
ing the present summer and completed in
season for the opening of the fall term,
August odd The edifce will be 100 feet
long by 30 in breadth, providing ample ia
ciitics for the school in all its appoint
ments. 1t has been successful in the past
and its present corps of trustees guarantee
il success in the future
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A Shrewd Captain.
New ORLEANS, Ju

New ORLEANS, July &c.
Saturday evening the captain of the
British steamer State of Alabama refused
to surrender three of his sailors charged
with stealing. The British consul was APP
pealed to. Meantime the Alabama sailed
for Liverpool with the accused on board.
When the legal points have been examined,
should the law decide adversely to the
captain, he will be made party to the
crime, as he harbored the accused persons,
and steps will be taken for his arrest on
his return to this port.
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The following is the amount Of grain In ware
house for the Meek ending July "a:

HAY-The market is quoted as being firm
at G5d70 for shipping.
HoPs-The market quoted as being quiet
at 229z7c for new eastern and western 25esOc
for do New York.
CoFFEE-The market for Rio is very firm and
in fair demand for Invoices. Cargoes quoted at
H&@194c gold job lots at 17k@l0af gold.
SuGAR.-The market is quoted as being firm.
Sales OF $40 hhds. OF muscovado on basis OF SD
SIC for fair 10 good refining and SIC Tor prime.
Refined In demand and firm at lose for stan
aard lie for granulated ill.@ll9.c for pow
dercd and crushed.
MoiAssEs-The market is quoted as belnf
aru. In good demand; syrup is very firm, good
aand.
i.IoE-The market is quoted as being steady
PETRoLEuA.-The market is quoted as being
nrmer AT 56@5hc for crude on spot and Aug
refined at llhc on spot, NC for August
cases at l6G &c; naptha at SIC.
-TALLow = The market Is quoted as being
steady. Sales OF 10000 lbs at ssi@s l3-1jc.
REsIN-The market is quoted dull ut 81 CSC ITO
TURPESTINE.-The market is dull at s2c
for spirits.
CoAL-The market is more quiet, fair bust.
ness at IS 25Ca6 90 for anthracite per cargo.
LEATHER.-Market is quiet. Hemlock sole
Buenos Ayres, and Rio Grande light, middlcs
and heavy weights at u to 29c; California
do, 25h@27M; Orinoco do. at % TO 27H.
WooL.-Market is quiet. Domestic fleece at
43a63c; pulled at 33a50c unwashed at lIa3i !;
Texas at l5a35.
EGGs-Market quoted as being heavy at 2OCa
2ic for state and Pennsylvania; Is ID 19c for
western.
PoRK-The market opened heavy and closed
flrmer. Sales of 900 bbls new mess at f2l 90,
August at $40 so, closing at s2l 90; sept. at
$50 IS a2l 10, closing at S2l.
BEEF-The market is quoted as being I'M
changed.
BEEF HAMS The market is quoted as
quiet.
TIERcE BERF.-The market is quoted as being
unchanged.
CUT MEATs-Market IL quoted as being dun.
mlddles steady at i24c Tor shost clcal; 1850 for
city long clear.
LARD-The market closed nrner at axe for
prime steam July quoted at ne September
at l4l-1G August alta Lilo.
RUTTER-The market for prime is quoted as
firm at d22c for new western 2Oa2Sc for
do state
CHEEsE-The market Is quoted as being firm
at 561iIIc for common to prime.
SEEDs-Linseed quiet
WHIsEEy.-The market is quoted as being
a shade iirmer at 81 81.
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A Singular Character.

New HAVEN, Conn, July 20.
The woman, Mrs. Merritt, who claims in
New York to have been the victim of an
outrage on board the tug Mike Norton, is
undoubtedly the well-known confidence
woman who was in the New Haven aims
house for three months, four years since,
giving birth to child while there, proba-
bly, Legitimate. She then went to Albany,
where she defrauded hotel keeper. She
came here under the name of Averill, but
was generally known as Dolly or Olive
Dutton, and succeeded in deceiving every
one for time.
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A Singular Affair.

NEW YORK, July 20.
The tug boat Cornell reports that James
Miller, cook, fell overheard yesterday and
was drowned, but yachting party short
distance astern report to the police seeing
the struggle between Miller and another
man in the tug boat that Miller was
knocked down and his opponent deliber-
ately threw the senseless body overheard.
The yachtmen endeavored to rescue him
but the body sank before they could reach
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The Right of Bondholders.

CHICAGO, July 26.
Judge Blodgett of the United States dis
trict court has decided that the Michigan
Central railroad shall pay into the hands of
receiver the interest on the $500, 900 loan
of the Joliet and Northern Indiana rail-
road, the former having leased the latter at
that sum. The bondholders were offered
new bonds by the Michigan Central, but
the decision of the judge prevents that, as
above stated. The decision is important
as protecting the rights of bondholdcrs.
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Plimsoll's Shipping Bill.

LONDON, July 90.
The Times understands that Pimsoll
has procured a revival Of his clipping bill,
which he previously abandoned in favor of
the governments measure that it will
now he placed on the trier book for
Thursday. Pimsolt will then apologize to
the house and consent to the I,assage of the
bill AS n provisional measure for one year
only.
The house of commons this afternoon, on
motion of Mr.. Roehack, fixed Thursday
for the second reading of Mr.. Plimpsol's
shipping bill. The Earl of SALISBURY has
written letter to Plimpsoll earnestly sym
pathizing with him in his efforts to better
the condition of seamen.
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Not the Presidents STYLE.

WASHINGTON, July &c.
Recent statements that the President on
the Goth of June last, addressed a letter to
letter to Secretary Delano, asking his resig-
nation, and that Mr.. Delano had visited
Long Branch and besought the President
to retain him in the Cabinet, are without
any foundation whatever, no such letter
was ever written by the President, neither
has Delano been to Long Branch this sea-
eon
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10 choice extra st. Louis 90 10 "a 80, in.
Guiding 1920 bDls shipping extras at IS 75@6 90.
Market closing dull
RYE FLoUR-The market is quoted as dull
Sales Of 900 barrels at 50 O066 "a.
CORN MEAL-Marketq quoted as being steady
western OF ~ 90 q 400 Brandywine quoted
at - 00@5 10.
WHEAT.-Recelpts 80, 100 bush. The market
is dull, Irregular and unsettled at 3Ca5c lower
Sales OF $1,000 bushels. part OF which
on Saturday evening, at 81 30ial 33 for No. Q
Chicago 81 83a1 81 No Northwest; 81 3Gdi 81
for No. 2 Milwaukee; 81 40 "a 1 43 for No.
Spring 81 3O@l 40 for ungrdded Iowa and
western 81 dJdl As for amber do 81 4Oa1 IS
for white do; also $4,000 bush No. Chicago for
August at 81 80 10000 bushels No 2 Milwaukee
on canal at 81 80 5000 bush No. Minnesota,
on canal, at 81 40 5000 bush No. 2 Milwaukee,
first han OF August, at ~ SO.
RYE.-The market for rye Is quoted quiet
Canada in bond, at 93@q4c state 81 10. Sales
OF 5000 bush Canada In bond,not strictly prime,
at g3c.
PEAs-The market for Canada peas is quoted
as being In fair request.
BARLEY-The market is quoted as being
nominal.
BARLEY MALT.--The market ia quoted as being
rowed state at 81 IS; $500 bush Lake Shore at
81 go; 1000 bushels Canada West at 81 u; all
time.
CoRN.--Receipts ss,7sl bush. Market heavy
at 1@2c lower. Sales loco bushels at s3ds4Hc
Tor steamer western mixed S5ds7c for sail
40 Soc for old western mixed la store. Also
4O!OO bush western mixed to arrive last half Of
August, at SIC.
OATs-Receipts 20, 100 bushels. The market
is quoted as being heavy and decidedly lower.
sales OF GS,000 bushels at G0q62c for mixed
western 6l@6sc for white western.
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Delano and the President.

NEW YORK, July 70.
A special to the Tribune from Washing
ton says that Secretary Deleno, in answer
to letter from the President of June 90,
asking for his resignation, insisted upon
remaining in Office until pending investiga-
tons into the Indian affairs were finished,
and ended by saying that if he was forced
out of the cabinet the ADMINISTRATION would
regret it.
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Pythias.
NEW YORK

NkW 1okh, Juir So'
The grand lodge of Knights of Pythias
OF the state of New York will meet in
Brooklyn tomorrow. There will be pa
rade of the local and visiting lodges In the
morning, excursion in the afternoon and a
banquet to the members Of grand lodges at
night 1t is expected to be the largest
gathering of Knights of Pythias ever held
in this vicinity.
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A Fatal Risk.

KINGSTON, N. Y, July &C.
On Saturday morning last, barn owned
by Mr.. Green at Beaverkllle, Ulster county,
was burned with $4,000 worth of hay,
grain, farming utensils, etc. A horse and
wagon driven by Jones Hicks, tin ware
peddler, was in the barn at the time, and
Hicks fearing to be blamed by his employ
ers if any damage was incurred, rushed
into the barn to save them, when he was
overpowered by the flames and terribly
burned. Although he managed to escape
from the building, he died soon after
wards.
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New York Produce Market.

INV lOHk, JUIy 20.
CoTTos-The market quoted as Irregular NC
decline. Sales OF 47b bales At axe for middling
uplands. Forward deliveries declined Ma &c.
FLouR-Receipts 1904 barrels. the market
is quoted dull, heavy and 15a25 cents lower
Sales, 10, 500 bbls, superfine western and state
25ab 60 common to good extra do s. 7b96 Is;
good 10 choice do 50 2Oa6.70; common 10 choice
white wheat extra western % 1907 25 for com
mon to choice extra Ohio, IS s0S7 90 common
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Assault and Blackmail.

CLEVELAND, July 90.
Street Inspector Ziemer made an assault
upon E. Cowles, editor of the Leader, in
the latters Office on Saturday, the ground
of assault being an article published in the
Leader charging Zemer with matchmaking
certain laborers in the employ of the city.
Zemer was arrested
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Probably the most ingenious piece of
mechanism, of modern days, is the Won
derful steam man, on exhibition with the
great New York and New Orleans Zoologi-
cal and equestrian exposition, to he in Rut
land, August 10Th.
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MORSE BROS. SODA WATER,

with genuine Fruit Syrups, is as delicious
and ice cold as ever, and willing hands are
always ready to serve yoJ. The choicest
brands of Imported Key West and Domes-
tic Cigars, Tobacco. Snuff, Saratoga and
Foreign Mineral Waters of every kind
Tooth Washes, Powders, Toilet Requisites,
Foreign and Domestic Perfumes, Soaps,
Pomades, Hair Oils, etc., ETC., at
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Drowned.

ATLANTA, Ca, July 26.
A man named johnson, family, wife and
five children, In wagon, drove into Coos
awatte river in Gordon county. They got
into deep water and the wagon bed floated
off, and all the children drowned. The
man and wife escaped. The bodies of
four children were recovered.
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Personal.

Gen. Mcclellan is in Switzerland, and
will soon return to this country.
John c. Williams has been appointed
postmaster at Dandy -Four Corners.
Rev. Hosea Ballou of Philadelphia,
preached at Wilmington on Sunday last.
p. r. Chandler of Chicago, formerly a
well known railroad man, with his family,
is spending few weeks at Putncy.
There is to be reunion of the Childs
family, the children of the late Maj. A. B..
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A Thief's Suicide.

New HAVEN, July 20.
Charles G. Morscll, young clerk in
dry goods store, in this city, shot himself
in the heart to-day, dying soon after. This
morning his employer detected him in put
ting money in his pocket received by him
as salesman and discharged him.
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Financial Difficulties.

HALIFAX, July 70.
The old established mercantile house of
George Pellitchell & Sons is in financial
difficulties, owing to misappropriation of
property by Montreal merchants. The Ii
abilities of the firm are stated at $50, 900,
those in Montreal being $4,000.
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SMALL PoX REGULATION.

In order TO prevent the spreading of small
pox In the town OF Rutland, the selectmen OF
said town hereby make the following
REGULATION.
No person or persons shall pass to or from
the premises now occupied by John guilty, on
Wales street, IN the village OF Rutland, or
aleng the street In front OF said premises, ex-
cept the regular attending physician OF said
vOked and annulled by publication IN the
newspapers OF said village.
ANY person violating the foregoing regulation
shall be subject TO Immediate arrest and pun
shrnent as In such cases made and provided
JOHN A. SHELDON,
N. l.. DAVIS
CHAS. CLEMENT,
jy20dtf selectmen OF Rutland, VI.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Barre Bank Robber.---Incen-
diarism.
ALroHsos REMOVED TO WINDSOR.
MoxTprrIrp. .July 26.


ALroHsos REMOVED TO WINDSOR
MONTPELIER, July 20.
A special to the Burlington Free Press
says Peter Afonsos, of Barre Bank mo-
toriety, was taken from Montpelier jail,
this morning, to the Windsor state prison,
for better security, in charge of the high
sheriff and jailor.
INoENDIARIsM FRUSTRATED.
An attempt to burn the steam saw mill
at Bolton, on Saturday evening, by placing
lighted candle in bottomless nail cask,
covering and setting the latter among chips
and shayings, was fortunately frustrated
ny an employe who found the apparatus
there while going for some shavings at
about eight o'clock in the evening.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.
LATEST MONETARY.

LATEST MONETARY.
NEW YORK. July &c.
Money easy at 1H@2 per cent
Prime mercantile paper is quoted at sH@5
per cent.
Sterling exchange is quoted at 4S7 for sixty
days. and 4s91 for sight.
Customs receipts to-day amounted to $685.
Co.,
Gold strong, opening at 1l2, advanced to
1l27l, and closed at 1l2's.
Borrowing rates We're at 1@3 per annum
and Lei per diem.
Treasury disbursements to-day amount TO
f3l4,O00
Clearlngs at the God Exchange to-day, s34,-
100000.
Governments bonds are quoted asstrong.
Railroad bonds are quoted firm.
State bonds quiet.
Stocks opened firm and afterward became
strong and moderately active, with Western
Union as the feature. The advance ranged
from \ to IA per cent. During the afternoon
the whole list was dull, and at two O'Clock be-
came weak and depressed, particularly for Pa
cihc Mail, which declined IL per cent. After
Pacific Mail came Western Union, Lake Shore
and Erie. The former was no doubt depressed
on account OF cablegram from Paris ANNOUNCE
ing the death Of George ii. Mumford, esq, the
able vice-president of the Western Union COM
pany. Mariposa advanced to III. AT the hnal
close the market was irregular.
The transactions In stocks to-day aggregated
$4,000 shares. The principal dealings were as
follows:
Pacific Mail, 1900; Western Union, $4,000
Northwest 10000; st. Paul, 1000; c. C. a. l.
c., 1900 Erie, 5000 Lake Shore 10000, and
Union Pacific. 5000.
Gold closed at ll2asSll5a.
Governments bonds are quoted dull, but bet
ter.
Money quoted easy at 1h@2 per cent.
State bonds quiet.
| Stocks dull and steady.
The following are the closing quotations:
TWbere hlenks occur there were no pidsl
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Committed.

PHILADELPnIA, July 70.
VIM. Ii. Conn, who accidentally shot mad
killed his wife yesterday, was to-day COM
mitted for trial, by the coroner, although
the jury decided that the shooting was ac-
cidental.
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Wife Murder.

TOLEDO, July &c
John Noble, a highly respected farmer,
living near Millbury, Ottawa county, killed
his wife this evening by beating her with
club and cutting her throat. Alleged
cause, infdelity. He surrendered himself
to the authorities.
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John Cain, Director and Agent Of the
Vermont Mutual also, agent for Rutland
county of the Peoples Mutual Fire Insur-
ance company of Burlington. Office I'M
der the Town hall.
Rutland, June 10, 1875.
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Burglar Shot.

NEwBURGH, July 90.
Five burglars attempted to enter resi-
dence on Cornwall Heights this morning
when they were fired upon and one of their
number wounded, but his comrades carried
him of. All escaped. They are supposed
to belong to the Cold Spring gang.
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Counterfeiters Arrested.

New York, July 90.
Rudolph Schrieber and Philip Lewinsky
were arrested in Brooklyn for passing
counterfeit nickes. A considerable guam
tity were found in their possession.
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Defaulter Let Loose.

COLUMBUS, o., July &c.
II. S. Rich, the defaulting agent of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, has been dis
charged, the case having been compro-
missed.
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN CHARGES.

on and after this date, the United states and
Canada express company Will transport ex-
press freight from Rutland TO Boston and vice
versa, 70 all their regular business patrons, at
one dollar per one hundred pounds for COM
pact ireight-lght. bulky articles rated ut IS
pounds per cubic foot.
GEO. II. BABBlTT, Supt.
j. NJ. OTIS, Agent.
Rutland, July 22, 1875. dim.
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Cheese Market.

UREA, July 26.
Ten thousand boxes cheese sold at II to
12lc average price ~. At Little Falls
1000 boxes sold at III to 10 average
price 49,
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MORSE BROTHRRS.

Druggists and Pharmacists, opposite the
depot, Rutland, Vt.
Physicians prescriptions carefully dis
pensed.
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Moody and Sankey.

WASHINGTON, July 90.
A meeting of ministers was held to-day
and steps taken to invite Moody and
Sankey to hold meetings here.
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Fatal Accident.

A workman on a gravel train, on the
New York and Canada railroad, fell be-
tween two cars at Whitehall, on Monday
afternoon, and was crushed to death.
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An Insane Robber,

BERLIN, July 26.
The clerk of the court at Hoadeck, who
originated the Crown Prince assassination
story, proves to be insane.
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Another Remedy.

The simplest remedy for the ravages of
the potato bug is said to have been discov-
cred by a man in New Haven, who finds
that wood ashes, sprinkled on the vines,
answer every purpose of paris green and
other poisons.
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Argentine Confederation at the Gen.
tennial.

WARRINGTON, July 2B
The Argentine confederation officially
announces that all its provinces will be
represented at the centennial exhibition.
Samples of products have already arrived
at Buenos Ayres for that purpose.
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FENN'S EXTRACT
B A Il X S An D ROOT S ..

Is just what every family want through
the hot season. A - cent bottle " III make
ten gallons of splendid Root Beer. 1t is a
cooling and refreshing beverage, and will
not hurt the most delicate constitution. II
is really health giving. Try it; sold by
all dealers in medicine.
FRANCIS FEM, Prop'r,
Rutland, Vt.
Wells, Richardson & Co, wholesale
agents, Burlington. d&w
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Death of an Editor.

GALVESTON, Tex, July 2G.
Willard Richardson, founder and editor
of the Galveston News, is dead.
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Collision.

LONDON. July 90.
The steamships Abyssinia and Wyom-
ing, on their way from Queenstown to
Liverpool, collided yesterday. Both are
considerably damaged in their bulls.
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Obituary.

PARIS, July 90.
Vicompte De Beaumont Massey, the well
known political writer is dead.
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Yellow Fever.

WASHINGTON, July 2G.
Official dispatches from Pensacola re-
port sxty-nne cases of yellow fever and
seven deaths.