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. yn,NCIsoo srooK REPORT.

San FaASoisoo, August n.
sa,prsf SATURDAYS SALES.
SIS ophir--67 67k 67's
20 Mexican-25is %
$50 Belcher-27 &c 2dA 2ah
20 Kentuck-I6S 1873
l55 Alpna-2o
.1q0 Conddencs-26 26L 265
ts99 CboIisr Potosi-l0O iO2S lOl8 les
$50 Gould 4 Curry-22Ss 22h 22&
30 Best K BeIcher-55 IS y 553s $50.
eI5 Grown POINTS, 33 u 3IbS0
22O Hale 4 NorcrOss-63 g.
20 Yellow Jscket-9l %
$50 Imperial-l9S 12S I2sss30
$50 Con virginia--320 31s 3lG
1856 Sierra Nevada 1874 IsI
Is Daney-l
100 Oalifornia-65A 651s 6Ek s1Eb5 GGbGo
10 Seq Belcher-90 81
100 Bullion--54
lis Overman-T0
1855 Justice-3T 37k IS Ab30
$40 succor-lIs l Ia
345 Union Comic lOA l0!s
1850 Lady Bryan 2I6 "a
365 Julia--3i 80 32h 80 Sly
80 Caledonia-2Sh %
100 Globe-as
100 Baltimore Con-ik IS
as Utah-l4 14h
rs Silver Hill-llI
AIS Challenge 6Sl
% Dayton-6S
525 Rock Island-4h Ia 81, bjO
200 Pictou-40c
lg5 New York Con-39S
so Senator-1 IN
AS Phil Sheridan-I5S "A Al
$50 Woodville-2A 2ls %
965 Lady Washington-2
200 Kossuth-2A
100 Original G H Quartz-2bj
SIS Andes-3A
$50 Mides-4 Az
400 Pacifc-lss
275 Meadow Valley--5ss 81
100 Raymond 4 Ely-42 Al 4Oh
200 Eureka Con-35 49, So
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the Newark mill for working. From as
says just made by Kinsey Lanius some
of the tirst-class ore assayed Sl,l71.S7.
and the second-class Sl51.O6. The ap-
pesrance of the mine is improving daily.
and makes a fine showing.
! RAYMOND AND ELY
! Pump WORKS well; throws 4 volume
of water sufficient to keep the shat tcom-
paratively dry, and sinking goes steadily
on. The shaft is now twelve hundred
and ssveniy-fvo feet deep. The regular
quantity of ore daily comes out, the ore
vein in the Wine at a depth of one thou
sand and sixty-fvs feet being about five
feet wide and of equally high grade as
before. Nothing definite as yet to re-
port relative 10 the projected removal of
the 30-stamp mill.
HUM AND HUNT.
Owing to financial difficulties the work
on this mine was not recommended on
Monday last. The Superintendent left
for San Francisco on Thursday to
straighten up matters and have the
mine worked again. The ore last ex-
tracted from this mine justihes the
stockholders in prospecting the work
vigorously.
CHIEF OF THE HILL.
Ore is being extracted from this mine
daily, about the same amount as men
toned in our last report. No new de-
velopments have been made worthy of
notice. The Superintendent has the
same force of men employed as usual.
ANTILLES.
The timbers from the Caroline are be.
ing taken out and removed to the An
TILES to be placed in this mine. As
soon as they are delivered contract will
be let on the Antilles to sink 300 feet
deeper.
AMERICAN FLAG.
In this mine the usual number of men |
are at work extracting ore in fair auanti- |
ties. A good showing is made in this |
mine generally.
SILVER PEAK.
Same force of men at work. Ledge |
developing favorably. portions of which,
on the 200 and GO0-foot levels. ASSAY as
high as S120.
SPRING MOUNT.
Have had few hands to work this last
week raising little ore. No change of
note has occurred
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LOST.

CHECK DRAWN BY +. W. cLUTE.
California. San FrAAcisco, California, in favor
Of Reuhen Alton. Tia said check IL -npmhc,kd
166 and drawn for e200. was lost II Phoebe jp1>
0tn, 1876. An parties ars cautioned sGejn9 -
Gotiasin4 said check - psyEtnt has pssA
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-22
LOCAL MINING REVIEW.

The usual status OF the camp continue s
as before reported. Considerable activity
is apparent in adjacent districts and
favorable showing made. Nothing new
in the way of development since last
Sunday, the work going on steadily in
the various mines. The amount of bull
lion shipped by Wells. Fargo e. Co. for
the week ending August 2lst, was $2l,-
617
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ocAL INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Mrs G II Alexander
DEPARTURES.
pY GILNER 4 sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE;
II Lewis
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L0aT.

rHEcK NO. 1o.eos. 10 oBDfR OPP NJ.
u Flypn. drawn 81 tho Raymond Ely g.
M. Co., Tor Sl22. The said Check WIS dated
May sd, 1875. All parties arc hereby cautioned
against negotiating the same e nsymens mas
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SILVER PEAK

Same force of men at work. Ledge
developing favorably. portions of which,
on the 200 and GO0-foot levels, assay as
high as 1920.
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In this mine the usual number of men
are at work extracting ore in fair quanti-
ties. A good showing is made in this
mine generally.
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SPRING MOUNT.

Have had few hands to work this last
week raising little ore. No change of
note has occurred.
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the Newark mill for working. From as
says just made by Kinsey Lanius some
of the first-class ore assayed S1,l7I. 81.
and the second-class Sl57.08. The ap-
pesrance of the mine is improving daily.
and makes A fine showing
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The timbers from the Caroline are be.
ing taken out and removed to the An
TILES to be placed in this mine. As
soon as they are delivered,a contract will
be let on the Antilles to sink 300 feet
deeper.
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Seaside koeIetv.

IA lady In Philadelphia Bulletin. ---,,
CARE MAY, August So" I rar
across a gentleman whom / had not seer
for year. In The simplicity ofmy heart
/ inquired II his wife was here. The
muscles Of his face contracted as he re,
piled in the negative. | was aiterwartl
informed that the bonds OF hymen had
been Dissolved three months ago. iIsttucE
another old sea.shore acquaintance
allow Is your husband ," was my natural
inquiry. HWell, presume y was the To-
comic fepIy, but the womAns face told nc
tale. An hour later The story aoated tC
my ear that she woull tread the meander'
Ing paths Of life and fortune niinuA het
lord. Il everybody divorced from every,
body else? I Wondered. Hencefofwafd
lido not intend to mention wiie's name L
husband or husbands to wife during my
soiourn al Cape NAV,
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From, the Black Hills.

ST. PAUL, August ls.-A Pioneer Rrss
special from Bismarck to-day says Ad-
vices received from the Bismarck Black
Hills party note their arrival in six
teen days from Bismarck. The Indians
attacked the party once near Bear ButIes.
No lives lost Three horses were taken
by the Indians. The roads were splendid.
They report gold in large paying guam
titles found in French creek and gull
lies; also gold bearing quartz existing in
large quantities, Hundreds Of miners
were pouring in. The miners were Or
dered by General Crook to meet ut the
stOckade at Clusters Gulch on August
10Th, to make laws for the regulation Of
claim taking. The miners are then to
leave the hills until q treaty is made
with the Indians, The Indians refuse
to treat till all the miners depart. Many
will return to Bismarck, as il Is conceded
to be by all means the best route 10 and
from the hills. Great excitement exists,
and all gold bearing lands yet discovered
have been staked and claimed. Fifteen
miles Of French's Gulch have be.n taken
and large parties are at work on all the
stFeamsS IA nugget oi gold was taken
from Custar's GHlch weighing SIS. Thir-
y to fifty dollars per day has been taken
from that Gulch. Prof. Jenny found one
nugget weighing $50. Implicit conf
denCe Is placed In this statement Of our
citizens and the reports made by the Bis
marck citizens.
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From The Sun, Of Monday, Aug lOl g't
On Saturday 10000 boxes and baskets
of peaches we're at Light street, and good
fruit was all worked oil, shippers for the
West being large purchasers. Nearly all
the stock was Of the Troth variety, only
a few Yorks, Mixons, Crawlords, Noun.
tain Rose, and one or two other varieties
coming. Sales were made al from 80 to
so cents per box, shippers paying from
40 to 30 cents, including the boxes.
Peaches not in order for shipment sold at
almost any price from 10 cents to 80 cents
pcr box and 10 cents to 20 cents per
basket, tho latter being about the best
rate for fruit in baskets, which are not
bought by shippers. All the receipts Of
the day were not sold, but shippers In the
afternoon would have taken 1000 more
boxes Of suitable fruit II II could have
been had, and would have paid 80 cents
for the same quality that brought 40
cents In the morning. Some small lots
Of Crawford'S and other choice peaches
brought 81 per box. The shipments from
baltimore BY railroad 10 the West on
Saturday we're the heaviestyetj so cars
leaving by the Baltimore 4 Ohio and q
number by the Northern Central route,
the total shipments by rail being probably
90 car loads. .. ..4 l.-Dn
A train Of eight car loads Of peaches
was received from Delaware by the Bal.
timore 4 Ohio, which was the first ship.
mcnt from Delaware over that railroad.
The trade Is expected to be better this
week, when more choice varieties will be
marketed, and packers and shippers will
purchase. The shipments hence on Sat.
irday will be in the Western markets to.
day, and are expected 10 BE-. In good con.
dition. Thus fdt In the peach se ason u
is difficult to see how any one has made
money, except, perhaps, the steamboat
and railroad lines, which must he paid
their freight charges. Growers, in MANY
instances, have lost. Shippers rs yet call
not tell how their ventures will result
and commission men say they have ID
work night and day to dispose Of all their
consignments even At the low prices. All
are hoping for the future, and the belief
Il general that better fruit, higher prices
and demand equal to the supply will be
the features for .he latter part Of The sea-
ann "a
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S5OO.OOO poNp.

Judge Robinson has decided TO fix The
bond Of the assignee Of Duncan, Sherman
4 Co., Judge Shipman, at 100000.
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The Franklln County War.

DuQuoIN, ILL, August lS,-The latest
news from the seat Of war in franklin
county waA brought in by the hack driver
who arrived here from Benton this after
noon. Two arrests have been made since
the fight Of night before last, The names
Of the party arrested are Green Cartrell
and Aaron Neil, Both men live in Frank
lin county In the vicinity Of Benton.
Suspicion was first aroused which led to
the arrest Of Cartrell by attention being
attracted by parties going to and from bis
house carrying ice, by seeing the latter
visit his residence, These facts were
made known TO some Of the officials, who
upon entering his house found Cantrell
In bed and seriously II not mortally
wounded, the wounds are no doubt fruits
Of his last encounter with the Sheriff and
his party, The other man, Neil, israth,r
an InimpOrtant member OF the Klu.Klux
band, Canlrell Is supposed to be a
chief Of the Klu.Klux, and a member
Of some importance. His arrest was the
cause Of great excitement as no one ever
suspected him OF being connected with
these white robed gentlemen. Great ex-
element prevails In and around Benton
The Sheriff Is still in close pursuit OF the
remainder Of the band, aud hopes are en-
tertalned that he will succeed In oaptur-
Ing and bringing them all to Justice.
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LEATHER and itS manufactures are
gradually becoming a valunbleIarLicle Of
export from the United States. During
the last fiscal year we sent abroad nearly
seven and a half millions in value Of
leather and leather goods, and this was
nm increase Of nearly three millions on
the expectation Of the year before. Much
Of our leather goes to Germany, where II
actually dntlefsells iilie German atlicle.
The Chamber OF Commerce at Frankfort
has asked for an increase In the import
duty Of leather from six to sixty marks,
'in order to protect the native industry
from the competition Of the cheaper
American manufactures" aS Ffankfotl
newspaper anNouneess A few years ago
there was no sale abroad, lor American
leather, IL being maintained In England
and on the Continent that our tanners
did not know hbwto make leather. The
first expectation appeared in 1s69-7O,
barely 100000, and year by year II has
since grown, and with II has come an i'm
provement In the quality Of leather cor.
responding with the itdpfbY Yetient In the
cattle which furnish the hides. 90,
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
0PFICE OF THR. CHIRP Si0NAL OFRCRR,
WASHINGTON, u. C., August 1871 A, NJ,

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OPRICE OF THR CHIRP sTONAL OPPICRR,
WASHINGTON, b. C., August 1871 A., NJ, }
PRoBABIIITlEs. ,.r--,
For New England, cooler and threaten
Ing weather and rain during the day fol
lowed by winds shifting TO The southwest
and northwest, slowly rising barometer
and less cloudiness during the night.
For Middle States, aud lower Lake re-
gion, local rains followed by NlaAEinl
Weather during the day with lower tenn
perature tl,an On Wednesday, southwest
10 northwest winds and slowly rising bar.
Ometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
and. Tennessee and Ohio Valley, cooler
and clear or fair weather except possibly
light rains near the coast with light winds
mostly from north and west and rising
barometer. ~
For The Upper Lake Region, Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
clear or partly cloudy weather and con,
tinued low temperature with light
variable winds from the north and west
and slight changes in barometer. ~.
The Ohio and Mississippi river ht
Memphis and stations above will fall
slowly The Mississippi will probably
rise at stations below. F..-i...
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s1Irealt onthe ErieRond.

BtSdHAMroN, N. Y, August 1S-A
break occurred to-day on the Erie Rail
road three ,miles east Of .stsquebapna
Depot, which Will require several day q ID
repair. II was caused by the breaking
away Of d mill dam some distance above
the railway, the waters rushing down and
tearing away about two hundred feet oi
the high embankment There will be no
interruption to through trains, aS nF-
rangements have been made by the Eric
Company tol use the track 81 the Del.
aware, Lackawanna 4 Western Railroad
between Jersey City and Binghahtoh,
thus maintaining through line oi
coaches between New York and the West
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Tie Westerviiie Irrouble.

CoIUNBUs, August 18Th. Q. Cotbin
was again arrested at WeSterville for sell.
Ing beer contrary 10 the otdinAhCe recent.
y enacted by the village council. The
trial, which, ,occuts, ,to;mOttow, will be be.
fore iuty, illbeibg claimed by the Wes.
tetyills Authorities that they have a final
jutisdioliohiht the cAIe. Ia The event Of
Corbins conviction an effort will be made
10 take The case 10 4 higher court
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The Chicago bed.bugs FeVeled IN the
fresh young blood Of ten bridal parties at
a single hotel there the other night.
"A person looking at some skeletons
asked young doctor present where he
got them. He replied, ave raised them"
Columbus, Mississippi, shipped SOO,'
600 boxes of fruit North this season, and
expects next year to realize million dol
lars by similar shipments.
English gardeners now gladly pay
81 each for toads, They find them the
best and cheapest destroyers ot the in
sects which iniest their plants,
Canned peaches e lbs) sold last week
in Philadelphia at 81 10, and some at a
less Ggurc-thc lowest rates they have
reached for ten years past.
"A large amount Of property in Maine
has been damaged by lightning this sum
mer. On a single day, not long since, ten
buildings were struck and burned in va
rious parts Of the State and loss of$l7,-
100 thereby Cntailed.
The Boston Daily advertiser says
"The Charter Oak Grocery and Provision
Corporation, the establishment Of Hart
ford Changers, Is reported to have failed,
with liabilities vaFiOuSly estimated at
from $1,000 to 100000"
Sixteen Chinese women were sold at
auction in California the other day, only
Chinese being allowed to bid. Eight dol
lars was the highest price, and one sold
for sixty.flvo cents, her nose being out OF
plumb,
"A mail was received on Saturday
plight, July 81, at the San Francisco post
Office, which had been but fifteen days in
coming from London thither, and but
fourteen days from Dublin, This Is the
fastest time on record,
All the great hotels at Saratoga are
arranged with the ladies' purlor at one
end and the bar at the other. This Is in
order to drive men to extremitiss, no
matter which horn Of the dilemma they
may choose. .'t
The following toast was given at a
Concord cattle show in 1886 "Old
Bachelors. Like sour cider, they grow
more grabbed the longer they are kept;
and when they sec little mother, they
turn TO vinegar ut once"
The facinating young widow who was
pitched out Of u carriage recently at Sar.
atoga with Governor Tilden, says "a roll
with q Governor, now and then, aint to
be sncczcd at," But, Of course II Is,
though.
San Francisco personal advertise.
mcnt. "Yon had better stop twirling
your mOustachc and leering al me MS |
pass along the street, or will be com.
PEELED to call OIL some Of my male rela.
tions, and also call your wife's attention
to it,"
-As il Is now tho fashion to send
children abroad 10 DO educated, many
parents will be glad to learn that an
American schoolhas been established IN
Germany, at Stuttgart, where, with all
the ccIai of u European residence, young
ladies and gentleman can be taught the
same things as II they had stayed at
home.
The Mayor Of Baltimore has.ap.
proved IN ordinance lately passed blythe
City Council, providing for The insurance
Of the lives and limbs Of bremen. The
proposition is to insure so that wounded
fireman shall receive five dollarsp week
during his inability to work, and his
representatives FIVE hundred dollars In
case of his death. .I uII|
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LOUISVILLE.

INVESTIGATION NorrnEMARr1N EXPLOSION
LoulsvELLE, August 1s--A special tc
the COiirier.J Journal from Nashville sayl
the local inspectors Of that place have
been ordered 10 Immediately Investigate
the causes Of the explosion Of the steamer
Hugh Martin, which occurred on thC
Tennessee river last Monday.
y'iSrRucK DEAD BY LIGHTNING.
A Mrs. Holland was struck dead BY
lightning at Frost Station, Tenn, to-day
The electricity burned every shred Of hei
clothing, leaving the body In state o.
EeSeDatot Josdphis. Fowler has beer
selected to deliver an Grafton on the
"Life and Times Of ex.President John.
son." next October. The obsequies will
be similar to those Of ex.President Jack
ann .. ... ..H....
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crlmwooa,s Psl E,o'IssI.5n.t BS%Iy@ Search for

CHICAGO, August 1S.-The Journals
special from WhitehdlIt Mlcllasays that
arrangements have boon made lot ihe dis
interment Of Gfimvoods body, and for
forwarding It tps Chicago s6ihatlit VIII
arrive tomorrow, and hib yh6tes aid
papers will also be sent fot publication.
The towns along The east shote Of th6 lake
are MUCK interested ii the matter, and
are sending out fparties1te search, for
Donaldsonie body, which, II ID expected,
will riftaShofe near Whete Grim w6odE
body aSfounds "a lloateris saidto have
been seep9ff THO shore north Of that. place,
and other Eumofs are current that the
ballooH bus heen seen' Oh the lake, but
they ate doubtless without topnaatoni
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CHEYENNE W. T, August 1SeaGenepals
Sherman, Sheridan and Slocum arrived
here stu5dAy. ThAS were met atIthe de.
pot by the officers and band from Fort
Russell. General Sherman with his
daughter and General slocum luhched
with Col. Stanton, after which they drove
TO Fort Russell, and at 4 P, NJ. departed
for Denver. General Sheridan Ia accom-.
panied by his wife, and they went west
et route iof Caliiotnia and Oregon. ~
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Excitement in fsnnrrin.

AUGUSTA, August 1s.-There Is much
excitement to-day In Washington and
Jefferson counties on account Of the re-
ported attempt'of the negroes at insur-
rection. Eighty arrests were made, and
the white military companies in those
counties,were ordered by the Governor tt
report to the Sheriff. The prisoners wSFt
all lodged In jail without resistance. II
Is alleged thata plot was Cotntem plated
TO massacre 'theLIkites on the 2Oth inst
II Is now thought that there will be nj
further trouble. u n. ,-----LIL .-
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The census returns Of Massachusetts,
although not yet complete, will probably
show that Boston has n population Of 1885,
900, Worcester 10000, Lowell $4,000
Fail River from $4,000 to $4,000, and
Cambridge somewhat more than Fall
River, All the cities Of the State, save
Newburyport and Salem, have increased
in population since 1870. The farming
towns as in New York, have either lcsl
in population or remain stationary. The
total population Of the State will probaY
bly, be about 1,O5O,OOO, an increase oI
about 100000 over the census return oI
1870. Tho aggregate products msnufac'
turci for the year ending May l, 1876
nrc expected to amount to 81 500, 100000
showing great increase overthc teturnl
oithc State in 1870, which represented
the value Of manufactured products fol
the year as S5l7,OO0,OOO.
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GhegnteIligerter.

pl-P Pezou, haang he city for The Sum
mar e,a haze TuE DAILY INTELLIGENcER
,as,i 10 them at anyGddrcss, and he Gddre"
el,1Fl d, qarp az desired, postage paid, for
l5on. PEI usek.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, August 1S.-Herr Bartels, the
architect, Is about to leave for Philadel-
phia to arrange the distribution Of the
space allotted to German exhibitors In
the Centennial exhibition.
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Minor TeIeorams.


MONTREAL, ONT, August lS.-G. L.
ROLAND 4 Son, boot and shoe manufac-
lures, suspended payment
PROVIDENCE, r. /, August 1S.-Presi-
dent Grant was entertained at q Clam.bake
at General BtirnSide's this afternoon.
BosToN, August 1S,-The Democratic
State Convention will be held In WOrces.
ter, September %.
Thel6sses by FIRE in New England dur.
Ing July amount 70 $634,725.
SYRACUSE, Ny, August discharges
have been preferred against Hon. A. G.
Powell, salt superintendent, for malfeas.
ance 10 Office. Governor Tllden cited
Powell to appear before him Friday and
show cause why he should not be rethov'
ed.
CHICAGO, August 1S.--A man giving
his name as Jas. F. Bullatd, was arrested
Id Paris, 1llss last night Tor having on
hiS person over $l20 In counterfeit
United States bank notes. Bullard
claims 10 be q detective. A preliminary
examination will probably be held to-
morrow. iM aE .N t.H
WASHINGTON, August 1S.-A meeting
OF the National Executive Committee Of
the Union League Of America will be held
at the Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, on
Thursday, August goth. The notice says
that II Is very important that oil mem
bers attend either in person or by sub
stitute.
INDIANAPOLIS, August ls.--A young
man named Charles II. Littleaeld, q book
agent died at the fremont House at
Richmond, Ind, this morning, inconvul-
sions, 1t Ia supposed from poison taken
with intent to commit suicide. He stat
ed last evening The determination 10 kill
himself rather than to be arrested for the
stealibg,oi . watch. The physicisns de.
tected symptoms Of apOplexy. The post
mortem examination was held tonight