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, 1875-08-01
THE LOST BALLOON.
The Body Of Prof. Donaldson Undoubt.
edly Seen Of Twenty-second
Street.
Unavailing Efforts to Grapple 1t
In q Heavy Sea.
The Remains Will Probably Be Sc
cured This Morning.

The body Of Prof. Donaldson. ths unfortunate
balloonist, is now undoubtedly floating in the
heavy sea or the foot OF Tweuty-ffth
or Twenty-ninth street. It was discovered
about 8 o'clock last evening br Officer
Coughlln, OF the Twenty-second Stree. Police
Station. aud when eeen, as it was repeatedly,
was lifted wcy above the wafer by the moun-
tainous Sea- The body ia dressed in black
coat and black pants, and has black mus
tache
Coughlin called to his assistance several other
officers, among them Ryan. Alaoney. Mahoney
and Casa, Of the Cottage Grove station, and two
other policemen from the Twenty -second street
station.
grappling-iron and q long grope was procured
snd numerous efforts were made to SECURE the
corpse, but without avail At one time Coughlin
it caught in the coat, but the sea Was 20 strong
as TO throw tho officer fat on the
pier, and cause him to be nearly
washed into the lake The g1appling-
iron 1oosed Its hold and the body rose and pi,ch-
ed in the grea: aen, and aoased OF toward Twen-
:y~thi1d street, where it disappeared in the dark
ness.
There is long pier at Twenty-ninth street,
and it is expected that his body will diff
there and remain. Officers Coughlin and
Cass are on the alert for it, and ut daylight this
officers engaged in the effort to bring the body
ashore have no doubt but that it il that of Dom
aldson, a. the1e arc no ether persons bat him and
Grimwood missing, and tho terrific sea which
has been runuing for the past threa dsys aud
nights must have washed them on this shore.
, 1875-08-01

accident happened. Outside tho stable = csr-
penter It his shop-door saw the luminous mass
(which some Of tho Witnesses compared to fiery
club "a thick ~ = mana army issue from the
grating, strike the pavement and disappear IN
dAzzllug daah> However, the meteor yisitad
several portions Of the 1a12e house with which
the atxhle Was connected, dew through large cham
oets. biackeuing slightly = gilt coxnace IN one.
and scattering fragments Of plaster in another-
ssrangeat ct ALL this extraordinary visltor,
Atef completely destroyirR the new ceiling ct \
room leading into tbs vnst kitchen, danced round
woman who was standing u table, She ds-
scf1oed the meteor Is de1y serpent, which ahe
nrst -" standing upright On the door, within
t"o meters. distance Of her. Then it daw to-
ward her, "hlrling several shines round her kneea
With great velocity She felt = sudden blow On
the head, and fell to the ground; buk her hns-
band, who SAW the whole apparition On rushing
20 what be supposed was tha corrse OF his light
nlng-destfoyed wife. found that aha was
only stunned a little On recovering
she complained OF pain IN the scalp, md
her haif had become, aud remains, div and
rigid. After this iaet caprice thu meteor
disappeared, ANT, from the quantity of soot
which fell from the chimney, it Is supposed to
have found vent in thxt direction. It waa No.
comnanied by . loud detonadon. but whether On
its first appearance, or when It vanished, uons
can say. These det2ila are gathered from = let
ter written to Padre Secchi from the Metsoro-
the Foce della Ferlta Of July 8. After thia. one
msy beieye that Tanaauu really did SEQ ''lam~
bsut fame" plsy around the hesd Of servius
Tullius In bis cfndle; DOR can the tsle Of the
stars playing On the RIVER Moldau Il Prague
over the body Of ST. Jean Neoomuc be 80 oar
tainy set down as q pious fancy OF the Middle
Ages. unsupported By natural phanouana-
, 1875-08-01
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC SALE.
TELEGRAPHtC BREVtTlES.

Sixteen Of the thirty -seyen patiehos in tbs
1osA Diocese have protested against the election
OF the Rev. MIR. Eccieston Episcopal Tor Bishop.
Tho leader of the sixty-ninth Regiment Bsnd
OF New York has made proposition to John
Nolan, the President OF the Irish American As
eoaation, now there, for contest Of the bands
On the 18th Of March next
4 party OF gentlemen representing tho Chi
aRo Board Of Trade xere ut Danvllle on Friday,
looking round the city with \ vieW Of diTa1tinR
tho grain iade OF thai section Of tho 9tate from
Toledo where It principally goes, to Chicago.
The Rev. DR.. McGlinn. pastor OF st. Stephens
Church. New York, and who accompanied the
Papal Embassy through the West and Canada,
has been selected to deliver the Grafton on the
OCCASION OF the Daniel O'Cooneu Centennial
Celebration in New York CRY, Aug. 6. Invita-
tom ara to be sent 70 the President, Cabinet
of3c2ts, 0oEarno1s, Btsts xnd county officers,
and representatives saaa ID ths sAvsssi relsious
~ Asa34kGnGA
, 1875-08-01
POLITICAL.

THuRMAN's SPEECH AT MANSFIELD. Q.
Special Eispatch to The Chieaao 7r7bpnk-
MAyeF1grD. O., July 3l.-Senator Thnrman
delivered the opening soeech Of the campaign in
EoEtharn Ohio. before an open-ar meeting
numbering about 1000 persons, IN this city
this afternoon. He was introduced by Col.
Dar1abas DurnB q prominent Democrat OF
this city. He occupied nearly two hours
in the delivery OF his speech, Which
he read from printed copy. the audience l1sIen-
but once with very falut applause. and this
was produced by his declaration OF unaltercd I'd
herence to bis hard-money principles. Neither
his laoored plea for the support OF the Demo-
cratic ticket regardless Of PLATFORM nor his art
1u1 arTaienmeut Of the Republican administration
extracted the slightest expie esslon Of appreciation
from the audience. Several contradictions Of
bimself ip tho course Of his speech were remarked
By the auditors, and quite freely commented
upon afterwards.
There is general feeling Of disappointment
among Democratic fugle1nen, who ire here in
considerable force. 1t bis reception, and some
disappointment can but be keenly felt by Thur
man himself It is generally remarked that,
considering its significance the meeting Vas the
dampest IN enthusiasm ever hela IN OHIO.
ITO Ms A&.oetaked Prsss.;
MANSFIELD, O., july 31.-Senator Thurman
began his spoecl. here to-day nt ten minutes
past O'Clock, reading it frum manuscript He
WAS introduced By the President, Col. B. Burns,
IN q ten minutes speech. the noticeable thing
about which WAS very fattering allusion to ex-
Gov. Hayes and very little mention Of Gov.
Allen. The meeting xaA small there being
About 800 around the stand. in tha DARK and
more from distance than from the Rur1ound-
ing couutry, The weather ia pleasant.
, 1875-08-01

trade, died tbia afternoon. He had large H.
yestmepts III Evansville, Ind.
RICHMOND, ya, July 9l.-Profound sorron
The death Of Gen. George E. Pickett, Tho. died
in Norfolk last night. Arrangements are being
m,de to hold a memorial meeting on Nondav
evening Of Ills comrades in The lass
War and tho public generally to
give expression to thelr feeAnes on
fha ead cccasien The remains were this after
neon laid in = vault until fall, when they will be
removed to Hollywood Cemetery at Richmond.
The funeral was attended oy large number Of
citizens the Masonic fraternity. Clty Council,
aud military.
for a long lime proprietor and editor Of the
Miners Journal died today, aged 65.
, 1875-08-01
AQUATIC.
THE YACHT CLCD,

An adjourned meeting Of ths Chicago Yacht
Club was held last evening in the clnb-room Of
the Sherman House, Mr. Timothy Bradley in
tho chair. Tbs Absence of soma Of the tndgea
and the stakeholder Of the 1ate regatta COM
pellod tho nesting to forego the distribution OF
prizes until future OCCASION.
The Committee On Constitution and Bylaws
international Yacht Club. With some slight H.
teratious. Tho initiation fee was reduced from
el0 to IS and the yearly dues from 98 to 81
Nothing else OF any Importance was changed.
Tho following Commuters were appointed ::
C1ub FlcGs and Cnyorms--AEasrs. ". C. Lyon. John
L. Farrell, HATry Euettson.
MedsuyenHents, 1ime-A1 ou1nee. Gad Creao-W, ".
Bates, Capt. john Prindvile, T. u Bsad!cy, Csnt r.
H1gxtA, Capt ". BarnAu.
Il was dec,ded 10 adipurn aata s&st satusday
sveniux Al 8 e'oaoakA
, 1875-08-01
RUSSIA.
nEGTRf,CTTTF rHE

RUSSIA.
DESTRUCTIVE F1nE.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Russia, July 31-A fire broke
ont Thursday in the Town Of Briansk, in the
government Of Oerl, aud ragged until Friday,
when it MAS extinguishod bv the rain. Two
thirds Of the place was destroyed The inhah1-
tantB became panic-srricken during the conda-
grafton. and fed to the fields for safety. Bxi-
znak comprised population of Is 900.
SOCIALISTS SENTENCED.
Two students and two citizens, charged With
being implicated in the Socialist movement,
have been convicted and sentenced each to ten
years. imprisonment. -Four other persons con-
victcd 0; the same offense we're sent to prison
for short terms.
NcESD1ARI FIRES.
The following IS an e1:ract from letteE Of
Mr. Vladimir Stavenhagen, OF St, Petersburg,
dated 18th ut.. regarding the recent destructive
6re8 in Russia:
oat among us, in Eussia. chiahy the work Of tncen
dia1es,- Of whom We had supposed ourselves long
dnce cleared efectuauy, but who are now deras-
eighteen towns and several large sflages hare been
burned and ruined. The following Ia about the his
to:y ot tho diaasteFs IT. to this date, rendered nWe
no insurance, the Imperial Government not allowing
ths competition OF foreign insurance companies,
70 rhs asz % buns
the 1yth OF Nay, At Aescheriz, Ia houses from the
18th to the 30n Of May. at Witebss, IS houses the
3th Of a1ay, ut Dsretschino, 152 houses the I'd Of
June, at upetzk, 10 houses; the sth Of
June, at Pensa, 70 to Is houses: the ssme
day, It Serdo1sk, 50o houses and Large
ssorenouses the sano day, at Petzova1. quarters
burned At Morschan.k, ioii houses, 2ou.oo3 cent
ners Of wheat q % o,eoJ kilogrammea) and $50 men
quarter inhabited by the people" vas burned the
IlA June 1t slantn', 100 houses burned tho ssme
day, in the hazbor Of Nybylsk, great par: o. the
vessels, loaded with whest were burned !; the 18th
june at tho Sikola1eV Fair, several store-honsea
were burned Happily. this fire was extinguished
lefore 1t beame unmanagsable Or not singa build
ing would have been szved. Tho goods weTe not In
sufed, AID tho loss Is estimated Ut 1ooYuoO silver
roubles the 18th Of June nearly Ill the town Of sara
the rnoment OF writing these lnes the lres not
arrested The guilty 1ncendia1fes rarely apured.
Tbs negligence ot the people, the poor chAraer Of the
bulidings and the nafciency Of ths arnsn also add
to tha danger.
, 1875-08-01
SPORTING MATTERS.
PEDESTRIANS III.
A SECOND FA1LCDE.

O'Leary's second effort to wa1k leu miles in 50
consecutive hours has resulted in second fail
n-a Tha walk uas commenced at $40 Friday
,a oorc1nded at 17.4f1 1,st avan;,e
ai'eiuoon. A.9 ,'.Isa ~n,bad ona ,,r ..a.a
the pedestrian HAVING "a!aea ene zap more
than 1856 miles: His first attempt waa
made IN opposition to . general belief
that be could not perform the feat.
His failure then, however vas attsiouted 70 CIR
cumstances which Attle toteslgns might nave
prevented, aud O'Leafy WAS confident. IN thelr
absence. he would hare succeeoea' As II Was
supposed that the experience then acquired
would be made use o., anu tnat saeh eauses ~
it was claimed leu 10 n,8 ia1'ule oe1o1e "onlo pe
removed, be entered upon 1ho Lass Walk
with \ strong belief no would De sue
cessfo1. One OF tne causes when was
said to have retarded MN ID nus nfst t1ia! waa
the track. 1t was simply me nafo, nhy9io1o9
, 1875-08-01
s,1ls's Action Not Approved by tbs
Episcopal Church.
s.,,,s Similar to Prof. Marsh's Known
I, Delane Two Tears 1go.
lid nf Fraudulent Claims Allowed BY
The Interior Department.
rdnsble Statistics Concerning Legal
Tender and Fracdonal-Cur-
rency 1ssnes.

LIST CT rEnf CaLf CHARGES
esee,ai uzspateh to The CAsoaso T,7oane-
r.suxo1ox, Jelly Sl.-The charges againsa:
4~...,,.ot ~ the Indian Durean are rar-
% ,..:. ~. 1.r.at .1,ao,+;ors ~.
~ iocoua's@ne' ,orrs
Rst The Secretary o. 1no 4atekaos "as, LII 1o'a
,n{m1ued Of the frauds It the Whetstone Agency
- ,h.. m Investigation Of these frauds was
..s h~ h;oh Government o:4;cer rt<,
Fs@ =. r;no r,- 49, 49,
~ memoet o. tne Aoa1A 4Nus' 4n0 W. o77,
hnpun&s Of IT, H. Dooge' *nIen the oAo Board
tfnnmisaoners. "a long ago - 1878. declared
A.,tn,.nt- were mid,
eaA&'@> ..'.,.,,, r,,r,n,,, rv, .cco,xr
ASo4 :. .-.-. a,. <,
s@ au@ @ieP1esea1eo W nave ooea o'oAeu tio'a
d Indians was paid from the appropriation for
ut;xdn2 the Sioux, Notwithstanding the law
...,.d. .nch 4 psyment. It Ia further stated
@A -o1o ,.ta- r.. aen cog ... ,,.;s hv
III ~ Ao'' 'oo ~ ee -
b. Secretary Of 'ae An'e11ot' atnouen tno
hNd of 1pdiau Commissioners oulT approved
Ss mn of $93 999 as due. These payments
~ tha 1n,aror Dan.rtnent ~ho .he mar.
.,.os~ .1,ao.f;ot,. ..r. 10 ,.,;.n+
70 aAnns soese ~'4es eS3'' pasu*
pd Of sae 1na1ao h1ue. u sFe11eo tuAs
ms before the present cononct OF the agent ~
Bed Cloud Ess qaestlonea. e1oFb3tans rates
ses charged for transportation ano Tor corn
1iEasa contracts g1sen 10 meuoefs OF the lung,
nd
.szxicHfS or CONTRACT OVERLOOKED.
It a1so said that The EplscoFaI Church does
at sustain the aeuou OF Its agent a. h ID Cloud
, 1875-08-01

I<7f On bds<s-1nter-0cean, Z; n. U. Telegraph, 3.
Le%ote p{ays-W. q. Telegraph,s
1tme Q gan<-Two houn and ten n1nutes-
Uzapire-Mr. Dzacken.
MCTCALs-OHICA0oa.
NEW 4oRk, July 9l-Base-ball: Mutuals, 10;
Ch1cagoA 8.
BosTON6-NEW HATEN8-
BosToS, July 9l.-Dase-bal: Baatons, 8 New
HAVens, q.
ST. LOUIS SBRoWE6-HARTF0Rpa.
Hartford, July 3l,-Dase~bail: St. Louis
Browns. z; Hartforda, l.
TIE CHAKPloEsHIP.
The followin E table gives the games lost and
won to date. It will be seon that the home club
still holds commanding position-ro~ards ths
bottom of tho list:
, 1875-08-01

New Toak, July s1.-Ar1iysd, steamer Egypt
from Liverpool.
QuEEssrows, Ireland. July s1.-Arrlved, the
Algeria, from EsE York.
PHILADELPHIA July 31.-Anived, steamer In
diana, from Liverpool.
NEW YoRx, July s1--Anived, steamship Da-
kota, from Liverpool.
NEW York, July -SteAmship
BritAnie, from Liverpool
New YoaK, July 1L-Ship Eliza Everett, from
He1aod, reports that July II, la1tude l4s. longi-
tude 43:15, she spoke ateamship Fa1aday. 70
pairing eable, and supplied hsr With provisious,
, 1875-08-01

o'clock In the evening. Tbs train over the
PennsJirAni& Central will not be ready to etnt
quite as soon az Oct. !, "a the new ca1B viii not
bs ready at that time
THE PEACH 6EAsoN
ut Baltimore has commenced one weak ear|ier
than Was expected Considerable Quantities are
being atipped to Chicago ana Cincinnati py fast
freight traips, as the fruit trains for the Weat
have not commenced running.
, 1875-08-01

CucrsSA71, July 31~-A heavy rain fell at Ma
rion, Lawrence County, last night, rendering the
roads almost impossible, yet large attendanoe
Was pEeseut At the County Convention in tho
evening John Sherman aud cx-Gov. Hayes
Addressed large meeting. It is estimated that
g aOQQ pex1ona we're present during the evening.
, 1875-08-01
CRiIuARY.

NEW Yoax, July 31.-A private dispatch, jus.
recsiyed, announces the DEATH At Edinbnrg, Scot
land ct tho Rev. Dr. James Richards, P1asby-
tartan olerRyman. OF Charleston, ". ".
BosroK, July a1.-Ffancis Dane, who waA for
many 1aAs3 idantAfb3 with ths boot md ahos
, 1875-08-01

Judgs Cochrans, ot Dstrods has decided shes
tho Low sea4a Inv in,posan8 I TAI On ths ii3uAe
tsaHe u CONSTITUTIONAL Tbs question wt!l 70 y
tho kup&exae Court bsfote u y 1x4ily sesa1s6
, 1875-08-01
At kFnNFBuNxpoR1.ME

KxSaHBuxk, He, July 31--A destructive e7s
oocu1ed last night It Keunebunkport burning
the steam mill and ths ahofs Of Wards ahipyard3
also bark, nearly ready to launch, belonging 70
Perkins d Crawfosd- Perkins j. CxAHtos6b
loxs h 1s5, 900; insurance, 81, ,00o.
, 1875-08-01
ar o049 MICH

At pORR, MICH
G1A1D RA1EDe, July 81.-Ths Touring n1iQ u
Dozr, II miles sonth Of hero, ~as burned yeztas-
day. The bnl1ding was owned By 3. Y. aelmsr.
who sYa1ains loss Of 912, coo INSURANCE. o. 0oo.
The mf|E1pefato1, Fred Newman, lost his boo0
and considerable quantity Of erain and -four.
, 1875-08-01
NEAR lkPEER. MICH.

spt<tat U4spakeh 10 Tas CAsaass 7rostHe
DETROIT, hieh-, July a1--Ths steam n0!Ia q
John Copeland miles from 1apseE. burned
yesterday, With > large quantity Of tumhss. Losa
over Us 000 And nos insured
, 1875-08-01

6psaal Dispateh to The Ch,eoan 7r14nae-
EAsHRa1os. D. c., July s1.-The following
sta:eneot shows the total amount Of United
eta:s currency issued to date, aud tha total
tnouat ontstanding It the Gloss Of Treasury
hoen July 81, 1s75. Ths large amounts out
tsa'ding Of tho earlier issues Of fractional cur
f'n7 ars explained BY the wearing out OF the
eo4"s b actual loss. Notwithstanding there a1e
H. u. 600 Of The original isaues OF poetal cur
= outstanding, 1t ls very seldom any Of these
1'a ase pseesnted for redemption
, 1875-08-01
GERMANY.

TNE NATIONAL 8ULK-XITGR.
Sgu7ToART, July 3l.-The EmpsroT William
has tslegraphsd hm 0a1tsin that hs viii ooh-
tribute priEo st honzr b hs santpstsd faS
, 1875-08-01
RACE.RAf |

TELEoRAPH oPERAToRs Vs. PRINTERS.
4 m.tch game Of basa-ball played It Ogden
Park yesterday, between the Wastern Union
Telegraph nine and the compositors Of the In
ter-0ce1z, resulted In victory for the former by
the following score
, 1875-08-01

RIoroua STRIKERS K1LLED.
BERNE, July 31.-Four OF the striking work
men On the St. GothaEd tunnel we1e killed and
eight wounded when the Swiss troops attached
tho strikers On Thu1sday- Teo man h4rs ~
6umed work.
, 1875-08-01

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC DISASTER.

THE NoRTHERh PACIFIC DISASTER.
5sec'at D'spa<ea h 1'h< caieaoo fr1euas-
81. PAUL, Minn., July 31.-Tha Dispatch this
afternoon publishes full report Of the evidence
taken bx tba Coraner'a furv ri Hrsinard. Tns
Es-- - - 49, ~
evidence shows thas Tho brsdRe Ia oeen IN m
unsafe condition s.nce Nay lsst, i'll condition
being :. x,,hiact ~ cornnoon t.Ix ,.,on1 c;t;4a,.
w.
ana having p9au reported TO Kimberly, rosldent
engineer OF tha Northern Paci6c md
wsu..a ~. h-;5a. ro--,.~. =
"e4"ees soo otio&o oAoa1a41' ~ao o4-
Amlhed the bridge. W&llAce said In Juuo
ha was coino u ran.ir tha hr;doa .rd
w.. +o1a 49, rJ-Jf Wh;s r,s5-se s,;,ss.
"Ae *olo ~ GA"ao "u4Ne5 1nfe-outs1e1
o9 occupaaon, tnAs II VA uaae- II 10 qaun'
eoon he Woud have tr11u through It. White
and other Witnesses Gwore that On sccount OF the
in ,ha Contra thnt ona ~ the 1ovar rords vss
asr1arona1x rn+,an tnst .oms ~ fha hrarss
@-.-ee Aet.s ts*s x e. ~ 1900 .;h...";-.s
no4o tos.ea toA* t1o eo4@e oeooo4 ~
toAs tno 1oor-oraceS and step-afoh 10 1ns pfaoo&
we're broken that ono OF the hide ofaeaa vae
inches out Of placo, and that the west span
had swayed sideways inches from LIZ place.
Ona witness II" tho hridse swinging kidew8Ja
- trains wsut over. md cautioned the Company
employees, eaying it was likely to be displaced bT
such swinging. % that it would break down uo-
der tho next following trim ons passengsr
thought tho ca1s Vare OF the track when ths
, 1875-08-01

8peetal D.spaeeA to ra< chiaaoo 7Fsoss1s.
MokraA, Ill, July 31-Tbe little non of Me-
Reibsarnens, = 0etmAn farmer living about
miles from this plaza, VII kicked IN the hsad
by horse this morning. Tho skull *aa badly
frncturedL and bin recoyesy u ooosdAesd a.
ceedlnRly doubtful
, 1875-08-01
THE TURF.
IFE UHFs
CLOSE or TUE CLEVELAND 1ACEa.

CLOSE or TIE CLLYELASn 1ACEa.
spt-iaI Dtspateh To fas C.ieaao Tribune
C1xyELASD. o., July 31.-The 1884 race, post
poned from yesterday. MAS finished this morning
by Neeza takiug the fourth heat. Charlie Green
drove Hall BY request Of the owner, but tue
change made no difference, for the horse had
evidently beeu cocto:ed, and could not
trot nesr as fast "A he showed yes
terd&y. Neora broke on the first turn
and lost fve lengths, but gained rapidly as soon
as abe WAS squared. Hail made the quarters in
3s118 aud 1:15, Leading 1eugth and q half
lcu+th at each point. On tue tMrd quartor
Nee1a passed to tho front, ard At the pole. IN
ISL was length Ahead On tho home stretch
Green urged Hal 10 within AAlf length OF
Neera, Who Won in 2:2oH.
2:s4 eaas ru1ss Of sevoo, arst Il ooo, second $780,
third $500, fourth $ao:
Sohn Mfe5. y Hi !
ea,1,al s.,;:
3otAaa temple -.-.....'....-.....'.."....9
Minnie Sa9sst. 4;%s-s:3s4, s::ox. s:as1 3:sS,;.
The horsomao nearly nj LETT the city to-day,
but Doble, who went to Ponghkeepss, and Is
going to Buffalo.
TIE SARATOGA RACES.
SARATOGA n. Y, July 3l--1n the FREQ handi-
cap race for all ages, l mile, Countess won By
over length, Inspiration second. McDaniels'
flly third, Leader fourth. Time, 1:435f.
In the race for purse OF $500, ~ miles,
Mate won; Msdee second. Monmouth third
sud Vandalia fourth; Invoice, last. limo.
3:46s4.
The third race WEE handicup hurdle-race, for
purse Of $50, mile heata, over four hQrdles-
The fist heat was woo BY Ca1iboo, by three
!engths; Daylight second, Warrior third.
Minnie Mac fourth, Proaigal Son fifth, Upper
arv (geldinc) sixth. Bullet last. Time, 1;544.
The second heat in tue hurdle race was dead
heat between Daylight and Cariboo; Bullet
third 1Ipperary [geidme) fell over the last bur
do. Time. l:52H- Betting after the second
heat On tho only starters was: Cariboo, $500;
Daylight $3.50. The heat and race were won BY
Carlboo, beating Daylight by : hoad- Time,
1:534.
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TURKEY.
TOLkhAT1QN.

CoEBTAxT1SoP1E, July 30.-The Leudnt HerdM
states that the Government has authorized the
circulation Of the Bible in Turkey.
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in tho Gar7nan National Btas-NAteh hasA na4t
week.
Did.
BERLy. July 81.-Don Won sehweeszer. tn
leader Of ths Social Democrats, is dsad.
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Monday next will be Bank holiday, md the
Stock Exchange and Mincine Lane will be closed.
The cotton market aud Ill other Liverpool mar-
kets WLl also bo closed.
FIRE At BELFAST.
BELFAST, Ireland, July 3l.-Ths Bsoadwood
weaving factory. in this city, WAS burned to-day.
The damage is estimated at <,750.000 and 100
persons are thrown out Of employment
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Run OVER AND KILLED.

8pAe.al D4~nahea to tn cA4aooo 7ft1ssse.
DETnorr, HIGH, July 3l-9sorRs Tsylox M
run over By load Of tinbaT n Wallsd Laks
JsatsrdAy and killed.
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MINE NCt1OENF.
Speciol UiFpdteA b TAe Ch1eaeo 1n61na.
LAs411r. ILL.,, July 31.--Willana, azed 1s ysars,
son OF George Burial, = coal- nninar Of tha Bog
Back portion OF LaSalle township. wss II work
in ono Of bin fathers rnines yesterday. whsn =
mass OF stone fell from tbs roof and hfoko has
back His lower extremAies are pazA!Jxsd. Ard
III thought he is Internally injured.