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THE MEN AT WIMBLEDON.

TEX IRISH RIFLE TEAM REoRGANrZED FOR THE
ELCHo SHIELD COMPETITION THE BRITISH
ALLIES ANXIOUS FOR AN ANNUAL NTERNA-
TIoNAL MATcH-ooLoNEL BoDINE UNABLE TO
SHOOT.
LONDON, July 20, 1885,
Messrs. McKenna and Pollock Will not shoot in
the Irish eight in the match for the Elcho Chal-
lenge Shield. Messrs. Gresnhi and william
Rigby have been substituted for them.
THE CHANCES OF THE IRISH DIMINISHED.
This change weakens the chances Of the Irish
men for the Elcho Shield.
COLONEL BoDINE SLIGHTLY USwELL.
Colonel Bodlne, of the American team, Is suffer
ing from a cold. He visited camp at Wimbledon
to-day but was not in a condition TO shoot.
THE BRITISH sHARPsHooTERs ANXIOUS FOR AN
ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL coNrEsr-THE CHAM
PIoNsHIP OF THE WORLD.
The captains OF the British irish and Scotch
eghts in a letter to the council express the hope
that the various suggestions for match Will lead
not only to contest between the teams OF the
United states and the United Kingdom hereafter,
but will insure an annual competition at Wimble-
don for The champ ouship OF the word.
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CHARLES o'CoNoRs LETTER.

THE ATTITUDE OF THE DISTINGUISHED JuRrsr
CONDEMNED BIZ MEMBERS OF THE MONROE
BAR.
ROCHESTER,, n. y, July 20, 1875.
The UnfoR this afternoon publishes a report OF
interviews with ex-Judges Addison, Gardiner,
Henry n. and Samuel L. Seden, and Messrs. Dan
forth, Cochrane and Cogswell, all leading mem.
bers of the Monroe Bar, on the recent letter OF
Charles 0'Conor rejecting upon the Court OF Ap.
peals. The opinions OF these gentlemen strongly
affirm
THE FOLLOWING POINTS.
First, the Improperly OF the letter; second, the
soundness OF the decision OF the Court in the case
OF Tweed's cumulative sentences; third, the high
character OF the Court and It's worthlness OF the
re speot aud confidence OF the Bar and people.
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THE BANKERS CONVENTION.
THE OPENING PROCEEDINGS AND PERMANEN,
oRoANIzATIoN-LARGE ATTENDANCE OF DEL.
EGATES.

THE OPENING PROCEEDINGS AND PERMANENT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ATTENDANCE OF DEL
EaATEs.
SARATOGA N. Y, July 90, 1875.
The Bankers Convention met in the Town Hall
to-day. About 500 or 600 delegates were present
from the various States. The meeting was called
to order by J. d. sculy. OF Pittsburg, Pa, and
Mr.. Upton, OF Rochester, was maze temporary
chairman. The following Committee on Perma-
nent Organization was then appoln ted:-E @.
Breck, OF st. Louis; A. P. Palmer, Albany; J. d.
Hayes. Detroit; r. b. Conant, Boston, Morton
McMichael Philadelphia; G. W. Perkins, New
York; j. L.. Leonard, Dallas. Texas; q. A. Ives,
Chicago and j. W. Lockwood, OF Richmond, Va.
The committee reported
THE FOLLOWING oRGANIZATION:-
President, Charles Ii. Hall, OF Boston; Vice
Presidents TO be named by the delegates from
each STATE represented at the opening OF the
Convention tomorrow; Secretary James I. How
ensteln, st Louis; Treasurer, A. w. sherman,
New York.
The following Committee on Resolutions was
appointed flames Buell., New York; ID. J. Moves,
Hanover, Mass; Luther Bodman, Nortnampton,
Mass; John Hurd, Baltimore, Nd. l.. j. Care,
Chicago; J. w. Lockwood. Richmond, Va. I; Daniel
8. Printup, Rome, Ga; Il. Taylor, Boston; james
J. Tarleton, New Orleans, La; c. II. Chapm,
Rochester; Jonn ID. Scally, Plttsburg; Mr.. Roads,
Arkansas.
1t was moved that all resolutions be referred to
the Committee on Resolutions without debate
various resolutions on the subject OF specie pay
ments, he national usury law and the redemp-
ton OF bills were referred to the Committee on
Resolutions
The Convention adjourned till ten O'Clock on
wednesday morning.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Nine. Lumley, who sang at the Academy feN
years ago, has appeared at the Dal Verne, Milan
in new OPERA Gun Matrimonlo Sofia Ia Repub-
uca.n
"Fidello" was given at covent Garden on July
8, with Mile. DANGER in the role or Leonora.
Rubinstein's next opera, 'Nero,n Will b
brought out In the fall Ia Paris.
London paper states that there is no founda-
ton for the report that Madame Arabella Goddars
VIII return TO England Tor the autumn and winter
season.
"Death's at the Door," by p s. Gilmore, is ono
OF the most beautiful and touching compositions
that has been heard in tnis city Tor q long time.
The brooklyn Theatre which recently passed
out OF the hands OF the youthful Misses Conway.
the heirs OF Mrs. +. B. Conway, was leased ycster-
day to Mr. Theodore Moss, the manager OF WAL
lacks Theatre The term Of the lease is five years.
and the yearly rental Is placed at $4,000. Mr..
Lester Walack is TO be associated with Mr.. Moss
IN the mana cement OF the theatre. The estab-
llshment Is to be freshened up before II IS opened
In september. The new company viii be COM
posed OF material Tor the performance of COM
edles snch as have always been played at Wal
lacks Theatre
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH COUNCIL.

A WORLDWIDE REPRESENTATION OF THE con-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE AS
SEMDLAqE IN LONDON.
LONDON, July 20, 1875.
The Council OF Delegates rom all tie Prespy-
teran churches in Christendom met IN Regent
square to-day and opened session.
DELEGATES FROM AMERICA
Many representatives OF the American and
Canadian churches we're present.
THE OBJECT OF THE AssEhBLAGE.
The object oil the Council Is TO demonstrate
unity OF belief among Professionals organize mis-
sion work, concentrate the influence OF the
Church upon educational and social reforms and
organize resistance TO in6delity and religious in
tolerance.
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FLOODS IN ENGLAND.

HEAVY RAINS FOLLOWED BY INUNDATIoNs--
LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE VISITED Sc
vERELY-IRK ROADS SUBMERGED FROM HALL
FAX TO BURNIEY-THE DoRR AND THE RIBBLE
SWOLLEN ALARMINGLY.
LONDON, July 2l-5 A. NJ
Heavy rains have been falling in Lancashire and
Yorkshire and adjoining counties.
TWENTY MILES OF COUNTRY UNDER WATER
The river Calder has overlooked it's banks for
twenty miles. From Halifax to Burnley the roads
submerged.
DWELLINGS FLOODED
Many streets and houses in Todmorden and
East Woodbridge are flooded.
OTHER RIVERS SWOLLEN TO OVERFLOW.
The Don threatens to inundatc the low lying
parts OF Sheffield.
Tho Rtbbe has risen and overlooked the coun-
try for distance OF thirty miles along its banks.
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PROTEsTANTIsM IN SPAIN.

CROWN OFFICERS AND CATHOLIC PRIESTS SAID
TO BE CONSERVING AGAINST THE AMERICAN
EVANGELICAL MISSION.
SAETAEDER, July 20, 1876.
The recent detention oil Protestant books by the
customs authorities here IS believed 70 be part of
coercive scheme to force active -Protestants to
leave Spain. This plan, Inspired by prominent
persons In Madrid, Is being executed here by the
clergy and the civil Governor, who hope by indi-
rect pressure to expel the resident American
Evangelical minister.
ALFoNso's CoLLUsIoN WITH THE VATICAN.
The impression also prevails that the Madrid
government hopes to concillate the Papal Nuncio
and the moderates with this underhand persecu-
tion while apparently pursuing liberal policy
regarding public worship.
THE PRINCIPLE OF RELIGIOUS LIBERTY sUs-
TANNED BY THE SPANISH CONSTITUTIONAL.
COMMITTEE.
MADRID, July 20, 1875.
The Constitutional Committee has, by vote or
20 against 7, rejected an amendment TO the new
constitution in opposition 10 the principle of re-
liglous liberty.
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THE CORN CROP.

RESUME or RETURNS TO THE DEPARTMENT OF
AGRIcULTURE-co CONDITION OF THE CROP
WASHINGTON July 20, 1875.
The July returns to the Department or Agricul-
turc show that the average in corn Is about eight
per cent greater than last year. New England
has reduced her average about one and half per
cent and the Pacific states about one per cent.
All the great corn growing regions have increased
their average--the Middle States, two per cent;
the South Atlantic states, three per cent; the
Gulf states, ten per cent; the inland Southern
states, twelve per cent; the States north OF the
ONO, seven per cent, ana the states wess OF the
Mississippi fourteen per cent.
THE CONDITION or THE CROP
Is below the average In the New England. Middle
and South Atlantic States, the minimum con-
dltion (S2) beng In Rhode Island. Florida and
Alabama are also below the average, but tho
otner Gull states and tho inland Southern states
are above the maximum QI2l being IN Missis-
sippi. Al the other States, except in Missouri
Q0S) are below the average, the minimum con-
ditiOn being In Wisconsin.
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THE MOUNTAIN MEADOW MASSACRE.

FLAW FOUND IN THE INDICTMENT AND A
NEW ONE PREsENTED-THE CASE or LEE
BEAVER, U. T., July 90 1875
In court this morning Judge Sutherland, coun-
sci for Dame said that ne mad found fatal de-
feet IN the Indictment, which he had intended TO
overlook and go to trial upon; but finding that
Lees case would be nrst tried and that Dames
would not be reached this term he asked that
the indictment be quashed on the ground that the
crime was not alleged to have been committed in
this Territory or district nor in any county, but
simply in Mountain Meadow Valley, without any
other designation, whereupon MIR. Carr rose and
presented
NEW INDICTMENT,
which charged Lee, Dame, Elliott, Widen, VIM.
g. Stewart, George Alden, JY.; John NJ Highee.
Isaac q. Haight, samuel Jukes and PElliD King
man Smith with conspiracy with Indians TO Xii
those emtgrants, and tuat IN pursuance TO that
conspiracy they did Kill them.
Inc Indictment VIII not be made public till to-
morrow morning, at which time Lee will be ar
ragned and plead to IL.
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OUTRAGE ON SHIPBOARD.

SAILOR NEARLY KILLED BIZ A MEssMATE-
DAsTABDLY CONDUCT OF THE CREW.
NEWPORT, Il. L., July 90 1915.
most dastardy outrage was committed on
board the schooner James NJ. Baylies, now dis
charging at this port. One OF the seamen named
William p Weeden. Of this city, got into an alter
cation with a shipmate, named Allen, and WAS
punished In an outrageous manner, apparently
with the consent OF the rest or the crew. They
Kept him on board all yesterday afternoon, as
they were afraid to send for medical assistance,
ana when evening arrived removed him to Perry
Mil wharf and there left him 60 his fate. Weeden
was injured to such an extent about his head as
20 preclude his knowledge OF what transpired.
lie was found and taken to the residence OF his
fatherln-law, in this city aud bis wounds dressed.
This afternoon the police were notified and
ALLEN WAS ARRESTED.
The latter claims that both were fighting, but
that Weeden was the aggressor. Tne captain,
who was away at the time, speaks very highly OF
WeedeD and Is determined 20 nave the matter
investigated. Weeden lies In very critical con-
dItiOu.
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BREADSTUFFs IN EUROPE.

THE FLOODS AND STORMS CAUSE AN ADVANCE
IN PRICES FRANCE MAY HAVE SHORT
SUPPLY.
LONDON, July 20, 1875
The Marie Lane Express OF THIS week says:-"In
France wheat has advanced in the provinces Is. to
3s and in Paris Is. Cd. Flour has advanced 2s per
sack. Here we have yet TO learn the full extent
OF the advance. Be.ore the heaviest rams there
was an occasional rise OF Is to 2s Last weeks
sales were only 3,214 quarters above those OF the
same week in 1874. Every market is so scantily
supplied that we seem TO be on the borders OF ex-
haustion, though from the lowest point our aver
ages show rise OF only 49, sd.
"In Belgium and Holland there mas been mod
crate RISE Even in Germany, with good pros
poets. prices are somewhat dearer; while in Hun
gary, where the crop is enormous, they are also
dearern
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THE HEALTH OF NORFOLK.

OFFICIAL REPORT from. COMMODORE STEVENS.
WASHINGTON, July co. 1875.
The following telegram was received by the Sec.
rotary or the Navy to-day -
PORTSMOUTH, Va, July 20, 1875.
Hon. GEORGE NJ. robson, secretary oil the Navy,
Washington, ID. q. =
AS various reports are published IN Northern
papers Affecting the health II Norfolk and vlcln-
Ity, nave to report the health oil this locality un
usually excellent for the season, aud that there
has Ueen no case OF yellow fever here or nearly
twenty years. THIS information Is derived from
tie health officers OF tue two cities. Upon inves-
tgatlon lnd that no medical officer attached to
this station mas ever written privately or other
wise, that there was case OF FEVER here.
J..D. STEVENS, Commodore Commanding.
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LOUISIANA'S FINANCES.

THE EXAMINATION INTO THE AFFAIRS OF THE
AUDITORS COMMUNICATION FROM
GOVERNOR KELLOGG.
NEW ORLEANS, July 20, 1875.
Governor Kellogg has addressed q letter to tho
Attorney General lncosing report OF the ex-
perts appointed by him to examine into the Audi
tors once, In which he says:-Tne Investigations
that have taken place before both the civil and
criminal courts and the investigation ana report
OF the State Examiners disclose gross culpaDillty
on the part OF other persons, whose acts nave IN
jured the state and for years have cast dscredlt
on the Government. ] especially call your atten-
ton to the record in this respect and request that
you Will Immediately take prompt measures to
bring to justice all those who have been guilty OF
uuries.
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TIE ENGLISH COTTON LORDS.

FORTY THOUSAND OPERATIVES REFUSE THR OLD
HAM WAGES TARIFF-THE LANCASHIRE TRADE
LIKELY TO SUFFER A GENERAL RUPTURE.
LONDON, July 81, 1876.
The cotton mill operatives have held crowded
meeting at Oldham and resolved to refuse the
masters terms fixing the rates OF wages
THOUSANDS OF HANDS INTERESTED.
Oldham alone contains 40 600 operatives
DANGER OF GENERAL DISTURBANCE OF THE
TRADE.
The mills In the surrounding district are in
on unsettled state
SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES MAY ENsUE.
general rupture in the Lancashire cotton
trade may be looked for.
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Is DONALDSON SAFE?

REPORT OF HIS RESCUE NOT CoNFIRMED--THE
STATEMENT DIscBEDITED-REwARD OFFERED
FOR THE BODIES.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 90 1875.
Nothing whatever has been learned to cor
roborate the story Of the Donaldson balloon hav-
ing landed in the vicinity OF South haven,
Mich. The telegraph operator at that point
knew nothing or It last night, and commune
cation with that section Is severed to-day. The
story Is
GENERALLY DIsCREDTTED
here. Rewards, amounting 60 500, have been
offered FOR the recovery OF the bodies of the
aeronauts, and steam tugs are now hunting the
lake Tor them.
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THE NAVAJOES.

NEW PROPOSITION TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE
GOVERNMENT.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 20, 1875.
Governor w. F. Army, ageut OF the Navajoe In
dams, OF New Mexico, passed through here to-
night en- route Tor Washington, to submit new
proposition OF the Navaoes to the Interior Depart
ment respecting new limits 70 their reservation.
IL appears that the section of the country Tor
when tneV offered some months ago 10 exchange
part of their reservation Is claimed BY Allan
tic and Pacific Railroad, and now they wish TO &C
quire strip OF land on the east and vest ends Of
their reservation.
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THE CONFESSION OF JOHN D. LEE.

BEAVER, U. T., July 90 1870
The substance OF Jehn ID. Lees confession Is
that thirty Mormons, with the assistance OF
large number Of Indians, decoycd the emigrants
from their entertainments by a flag of truce
and that all were murdered except seventeen
children; that the deed was done under
orders OF leader OF the Mormon church; that he
took The news of the massacre TO Brigham Young,
who deplored tue transaction, ami SAID It would
bring disaster on the Mormon people. The state
meat OF Lee so far as known, only confirms pre-
vlous reports IN regard to the massacre.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
PORT JRRYIs

PORT JERvIs, n. ", July 90 1875:
mrs. William A. Allen, young married woman,
living near Basket station, N. Y, was burned
to death on Saturday night she was subject 10
epilcptic hts, and while descending the stairs with
q lighted lamp was seized with one and fell. The
lamD exploded and covered her with oil. No one
was ia the house. Her screams attracted the at
tention OF neighDOrs, but bol0re assistance
reached her she was fatally burned
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FIRE IN JERSEY CITY.

Ore broke out yesterday morning on B:amnail
avenue near the bergen Point plank road. in Jer-
sey City, in a row of tenement houses belonging
to Mr.. Gill. The fire, 1t is supposed originated in
the saloon kept by Thomas o'Rourke, whose
house. as well as mat ADJOINING, was entirely con
sumed Two other buildings were greatly dam
aged. The total loss is $4,000, on which there u
An Insurance OF ST,5Ou.
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FATHER 0ERpEMAN MoBBED.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, July 20, 1875.
Ex-Father Gerdeman, who was recently tried for
emoezzement, the jury falling to agree upon ver-
dict, came near being mobbed tonight in the
upper section OF the city. His presence being dis
covered la beer saloon II was soon n0ised around,
and crowd collected who booted and yelled at
the eX-priest. squad OF police rescued Gerde-
man aud dispersed the mob.
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OUR NAVAL FLAG OFF ST. PETERSBURG

RUSSIAN IMPERIAL HONOR TO THE AMERICAN
ADMIRAL.
ST. PETERSBURG july 20. 1875.
The American squadron, which mas been visiting
this city, has sailed for home.
HONOR TO THE REPUBLIC.
Admiral Worden and his of1cers were brilliantly
en- tertained during their stay mere.
The Car accompanied the Admiral to. Cronstadt
on his departure.
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THE ANGLO FRENCH CHANNEL TUNNEL.

PARLIAMENTARY PATRONAGE OF THE PROPOSED
SUBMARINE WORK.
VERSAILLES, July 20, 1875.
The Assembly, after dlsposng OF tie Budget,
Will take up the bill relative to the proposed tun.
ncl between France and England.
private bill IN reference TO the same project
has already passed the British House o. Commons
ana Is now before the Lords.
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ONE HUNDRED DELEGATES IN COUNCIL.

ONE HUNDRED DELEGATES IN COUNCIL.
LONDON, July 2l--6 A. NJ.
The delegates attending tho Presbyterian Con-
ference number one hundred.
TIRE AMERICAN REPRESENTATION.
The following American representatives at
tended yesterday evenlng:-Rev. Mr.. Morris. Of
Cincinnati; DR.. McCosh OF Princeton; Stuart
Robinson, or Louisville; Sloan, OF Alegnany City,
and Schan and Rogers, OF New York.
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THE AMERICAN CARDINAL.

HIS EMINENoI CARDINAL M'cLosKEY EXPECTED
IN THE HOLY CITY
FLORENCE July 20, 1875.
TIE Journal OF this city, says Cardinal McUlos-
key is expected 20 arrive in Rome next Septem-
Der TO receive the Cardinals nat from the hands
OF the Pope, and many American ecclesastics will
accompany him.
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THE o'CoNNELL CENTENARY.

PREPARATIONS FOR IT'S CELEBRATION IN PHILA-
DELpuIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July co. 1875.
Arrangements were completed to-day by the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union OF Philadelphia,
to celebrate the centenary OF Daniel o'Connelrs
birthday on August 0. The arrangements include
q meeting at the horticultural Hall, and lecture
by the Rev. Patrick Byrne. or Trenton, N. j.,
President OF the Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Of
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SOCIETY MEETINGS AT NEWPORT

NEWPORT, r. l., July 20 1875.
The United states Music Board OF Trade meet in
this city tomorrow. Thcy Will be in session three
days. Delegates Will be present from oil sections
OF tue country.
The American 0stcologcal and American 0ph-
thalInOloglca societies alsO commence IN THIS city
tomorrow, for the transaction Of their yearly
business,
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TEE WHISKEY FRAUDS.

ST. LOUIS, No., July 90, 1875.
The only other indictment presented in the
United States District Court to-day was one
against Colonel John McHall for extorton, re-
cciylng illegal fees and other acts. He waived
frmal arraIQnment and entered into personal
reCOqDtZance.
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THE CHURCH IN ENGLAND.

cHRIsTtAN AID TO THE YOUTHFUL MEMBERS
OF THE FOLD.
LONDON, July 20, 1875.
few gentlemen, while breaklasting with Mr.,
Graham, former member OF Parliament, opened
a subscription with $135,OOO to build Young
mems Christian Association hall here.
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THE ERIE CANAL BREAK.

PALMYRA, N. Y, July 20, 1875.
The repairs OF the break In the Erie Canal
mile east OF here was completed yesterday after
noon. The Level Is now halt fulL Loaded boats
will pass tomorrow moruing,
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for the Twentieth Assembly District OF the so.
called a1t-Custom House Republicans
Permit me 10 state that he OF my name in
this connection n totally unaut norized. / ON
very truly yours, HENRY COWAN.
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BLACK HILLS MINERS CAPTURED.

OMAHA, Neb., July 20, 1875.
Thirteen miners and four wagons were cap
Iured foriy-hye miles north OF Fort Laramie en-
route 60 the Black Hills, Friday last, and brought
into the fort on parole.
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THE CROWN GUARpING AGAINST REPUBLICAN
REVOLT.
MADRID July 20, 1875.
Military precautions are being taken In tho
Large cities against a republican rising.
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CHINA AND GREAT BRITAIN.

THE AsIArrc GOVERNMENT TO EXPLAIN THE
BURMESE FRONTIER MURDER CASE.
SHANGHAI, July 20. 1875.
IL Is stated that the government OF China pro.
poses to send an embassy so England relative 70
she murder OF Mr., Margar.-
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THE PAPAL ALLOCATE.

HALIFAX, N. S., July 20, 1916.
Mgr Roncetti and party leave mere in the
steamer Falmouth to night Tor Portland. en- route
for New York.
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FRANCE.

THU ASSEMBLY, TO ENJOY LENGTHY
RECESS
VERSAILLES July 90, 1875.
The committee ofthe Assembly has resolved to
report in favor OF recess from August s to
November TO-